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Ning Hua (right) with her husband Shawn at the IT Professional Awards finals
PDH and Orion Health are proud to have Ning as one of our data scientists. She began her career journey in China as a student studying general biology, and went on to get her PhD in ecology. Within her PhD, she did some statistical analysis, which led her to explore programming and after moving to New Zealand in 2016, she chose to follow this career path. "I started to find programming quite interesting and decided to pursue this. I began online education such as Python to teach myself more in this area," said Ning.
After receiving her Master of Information Technology at the University of Auckland, she gained an internship with PDH and is now employed full-time by Orion Health and PDH. According to Ning, due to the nature of her work, she is constantly learning and being challenged. "My job is challenging because we are always seeking higher accuracy, higher performance metrics for predictive modeling, which means we try out different modeling techniques. It's good because I'm always learning while aiming to improve on the efficiency of my code in model fine-tuning," she says.
Ning's most prolific work was assisting with the COVID-19 pandemic response work led by Te Pūnaha Matatini (TPM). She worked tirelessly with other teams to develop mathematical modeling, analyse data and deliver results to the New Zealand Government in order to inform its response to the global pandemic. Ning said she jumped at the opportunity to work on this project when it was offered to her in mid-March 2020.
The results of this work were translated for Government policymakers and front-line operators. The 2020 Prime Minister's Science Prize was awarded to Ning and the other researchers, which she described as a profound moment for her. In addition to this award, Ning was also given the Orion Health Employee Recognition Award for her COVID-19 modeling work, and being identified as a 'data scientist of national significance' by Statistics NZ.
She continues to support TPM by working on the COVID-19 surveillance reporting which takes the current rollout of the vaccine into account. Moreover, she is working on building a triage support system based on Waitematā District Health Board (WDHB) patient records to prioritise GP referrals, as well as developing a recommendation system for an app that promotes mental health and wellbeing.
Her advice for those considering a career in information technology is simple: "If you're already considering it, then you've already made the right step. If the slightest part of you is interested in pursuing a career in information technology, find out as much as you can and jump for it! Attend the career expos and events, and get as much advice as you need from the professionals you bump into".
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Q: bazel build error when following tf tutorial 'usage with c++ api' I have the following error messages
~/tensorflow$ bazel build tensorflow/examples/label_image/...
ERROR: /home/dooseop/tensorflow/tensorflow/tensorflow.bzl:497:19: name
'DATA_CFG' is not defined.
ERROR: error loading package '': Extension 'tensorflow/tensorflow.bzl'
has errors.
INFO: Elapsed time: 0.144s

when I try to follow the tutorial privided in https://www.tensorflow.org/tutorials/image_recognition
Some people (who receive the same error messages when build tensorflow with bazel) say 'upgrade bazel and try again'.
However, the advise doesn't work for me..Is there anyone who can tell me how to solve the problem?
Note that I installed 1) bazel 0.5.0 2)tensorflow 1.1.0 under ubuntu 16.04.

A: That is indeed strange, HOST_CFG was removed from Bazel 0.4.4, so a while ago. As far as I know Tensorflow already fixed its uses.
Maybe if you used older version of Bazel before, try running bazel clean --expunge just in case old Bazel left an inconsistent output tree. We did fix a bug there recently.
Or try latest Tensorflow 1.2rc0 or github HEAD.

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Ilitch makes bid for MotorCity
By Allan,
February 15, 2005 in Detroit
Minority partners allege negotiations violate casino operating agreement.
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By R.J. King and Joel J. Smith / The Detroit News
DETROIT -- A lawsuit filed Monday revealed that Marian Ilitch has been quietly negotiating to purchase a majority interest in downtown Detroit's MotorCity Casino.
A key figure in the Ilitch family business empire, Marian Ilitch owns a 25 percent stake in the casino and is in talks to purchase the 53.5 percent of the casino owned by Mandalay Resort Group.
MGM Mirage, which is planning a $7.9 billion merger with Mandalay Resort Group, confirmed that it is in negotiations with Ilitch after a lawsuit was filed Monday in Oakland Circuit Court by other minority owners of MotorCity Casino seeking to stop the $525 million deal.
If the merger between the two casino giants meets state and federal regulatory approval, the new combined company must sell either MotorCity Casino or the MGM Grand Detroit Casino. State law forbids one company or entity from owning more than one Detroit casino.
"MGM Mirage is negotiating with Marian Ilitch," said Yvette Monet, public affairs manager for MGM Mirage. "But there is no definitive agreement in place, and we are continuing discussions with other groups about a sale of one of the two (Detroit) properties."
The suit was filed by Atwater Entertainment Associates LLC, a group of 108 investors that owns 11.5 percent of MotorCity, and by Thomas Celani, who owns a 10 percent stake in MotorCity.
The lawsuit also names as defendants Mandalay Resort Group and Kirk Kerkorian, president, co-chairman and CEO of Tracinda Corp., the majority owner of MGM Mirage.
It claims Ilitch and the casino companies violated an operating agreement by secretly negotiating a deal to possibly sell the majority interest in MotorCity.
The 15-count complaint against alleges interference with contract, civil conspiracy and breach of contract among other alleged infractions. It seeks more than $50 million in damages.
"Marian Ilitch needs to come to the table as our partner," Vivian Carpenter, manager of Atwater Entertainment Associates LLC of Detroit, said Monday during a news conference outside the Ilitch-owned Fox Theatre in downtown Detroit. "We put in sweat equity and hard dollars to bring casino gaming to Detroit, and asked her to be our partner."
Carpenter said Ilitch is not authorized under the terms of the casino's operating agreement to strike a deal with MGM Mirage. A letter of intent to buy Mandalay's interest in MotorCity Casino was signed between Ilitch and MGM Mirage on Feb. 5, the suit claims. Mandalay ratified the letter of intent Feb. 8, the suit claims. A copy of the letter was not included in the lawsuit.
MGM Mirage and Mandalay could sell both casinos, but MGM Mirage officials said Monday that they plan to sell only one of the Detroit casinos.
Marian Ilitch co-founded and co-owns Ilitch Holdings Inc. in Detroit with her husband, Michael Ilitch.
Ilitch Holdings owns Little Caesar Enterprises Inc., Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings, Fox Theatre and other companies. Michael Ilitch was not named in the suit, but Ilitch Holdings was named as a defendant.
Carpenter said Atwater Entertainment tried repeatedly to contact Marian Ilitch soon after MGM Mirage and Mandalay announced their proposed merger last summer. "(Ilitch) has refused to meet with us," she said.
If Marian Ilitch is successful in buying MGM Mirage's stake in MotorCity Casino, it would give her 78 percent ownership.
Tom Shields, a spokesman for Ilitch Holdings, said he could not comment on the lawsuit. "We're still looking at it and have no response at this time."
The lawsuit alleges the operating agreement of Atwater Casino Group LLC precludes Ilitch from negotiating a deal with MGM Mirage.
Atwater Entertainment "holds an express contractual right to veto the transfer proposed in the letter of intent agreement between Ilitch and MGM Mirage," the suit claims.
Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick said Monday the city has "no standing or no place in any of these issues at this point."
You can reach R.J. King at (313) 222-2504 or [email protected]
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Expansion of the Ilitch Empire, whats new!
Maybe they will take over Detroit, maybe they will demolish the building for parking!
And please please take off that hideous picture!
Maybe they plan to let the casino get dilapidated, just like their other properties.
And no, I will not take off that hideous photo. It's a horrible photo...that's why I made sure to include it.
As developers, Ilitch family must endure a fickle spotlight
By Daniel Howes / The Detroit News
Quietly, as is its wont, the Ilitch Family is on the move again.
Mother Marian is negotiating to buy a controlling interest in MotorCity Casino, a move that's drawing a predictable lawsuit and charges of duplicity but would nonetheless cement her legacy as one of Detroit's pre-eminent high rollers.
Son Christopher, CEO of Ilitch Holdings Inc., is looking at a new line of business -- downtown development -- lest his family's business get "slumlord" permanently affixed to its corporate profile.
With Major League Baseball's All-Star game coming to Comerica Park in July and Super Bowl XL following at Ford Field seven months later, pressure is building on Ilitch Holdings to do something, anything, with the abandoned buildings and vacant lots it owns downtown.
Adding "developer" to a $900 million business empire that includes Little Caesar's Pizza, the Tigers, the Red Wings and other entertainment interests would inject Ilitch Holdings into a public limelight it typically shuns.
It would draw more criticism and rouse suspicions that the Ilitches are trying to put one over on the city, the historic commission, any victim you can name, because that's what Big Business mostly gets for investing its private capital in Detroit -- grief, meddling and ill-will.
Just ask Matt Cullen, quarterback of General Motors Corp's multi-billion investment in the RenCen and the riverfront. Or the Ilitches, who never tire of reminding folks that they invested in Detroit long before it became (quasi) fashionable.
That's a true and necessary statement, but it's not sufficient. Especially not in Detroit, where almost no good deed by business goes unpunished; where motivation morphs into alleged exploitation; where credit for past actions is trumped by the "what-have-you-done-for-us-lately" sentiment.
Still, you can't own the Madison-Lenox Hotel across the street from the Detroit Athletic Club or the United Artists Building on Bagley, a main approach to Grand Circus Park, and expect to do nothing with them for as long as the Ilitches have.
Christopher Ilitch says he gets that, if only because he's savvy enough to know that depreciating assets in prominent places don't generate any revenue (let alone profit) and they certainly don't generate any goodwill. Quite the opposite, in fact.
"We intend to do whatever we can do with our properties," Christopher Ilitch told me, "whatever is fiscally possible."
For him, renovating the ramshackle Madison-Lenox won't pay even if others (who don't own it) say it will. And, no, he won't sell it for the $1 million offered by the Downtown Development Company of Birmingham. That's a business reality that partner Kathleen Sinclair, whose firm offered to buy the property last week, concedes.
But here's another reality: Now that the head of Ilitch Holdings has announced his intention to get into the development business, the interests that love to take shots at the Big Bad Ilitches -- and the cooler heads who just want to see forward progress downtown -- will be watching.
Saying you'll do something is one step. Doing it is entirely another.
Daniel Howes' column appears Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. He can be reached at (313) 222-2106 or [email protected]
Nice, finally some strong words against the Ilitches, long overdue.
Sad excuses by Chris about the ML and properties.
They will make more restoring the ML and using it rather than having a small parking lot....
In other words, the only thing they will do with the M-L is let it rot away. They have been ordered to secure the building and keep it from further deteriorating, but they won't. The Ileeches seem to think they are above the law. Of course in many cases they are...have the Ileeches been fined for any of their buildings since the city stepped up code enforcement January 1? I know Higgins has, and it is only fair that the Ileeches and other downtown building owners receive the same treatment.
On second thought...this is Detroit. The city is corrupt and never plays fair, especially with the Ileeches, since they "restored" the Fox and used a large chunk of taxpayer money to build Comerica.
The Ilitches own the city! They make them fix up their buildings, the city painted the UA boards black, and I am guessing those barrels around where the bottom of the marquee fell are the city's. I have a great idea, when i go to Detroit Saturday I'm gonna take a picture of the barrel with the marquee in it and give it to Channel 4 waste watchers, make the Ilitches do it!
Apparently the Ilitches sold the Madison Lenox (I'm assuming to the Birmingham developer). Rhonda Walker on channel 4 will be doing a story about this, so keep and eye out for that.
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Location: Flint, MI
I hope they did sell it to that company. Keep us updated on this.
I will most definately let you know about this as I learn more. I'm not sure when Rhonda is doing the story, but it'll probably be within the next week. Not that it matters for you anymore - you all don't get channel 4 up in Flint anymore. It was really annoying when I went to visit my parents last weekend...that other channel out of Saginaw they want us to watch has a horrible picture! Not to mention that I live closer to Detroit than I do to Saginaw.
Yeah, I'm going to miss watching the same show on two different channels, hehe. I hate the fact that this happened right after they bought rights to show some Pistons games
Yeah, my brother is a pretty big basketball fan, so he was pretty bummed out when that happened. That other station out of Saginaw has the worst picture of any channel on my parents' TV. It is so bad that my dad is bought a high definition tuner so that they can get the high def out of Detroit. He was going to buy one anyway, but this just gave him more of an incentive. Haha.

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Farmer Pete wants you to know that due to the cold spring and higher than average rainfall we are still a couple of weeks behind in our planting, as are many other farms in the Northeast. As a result, it will be a few more weeks until the other varieties start coming in. Cool weather crops like English Peas are abundant and love this weather where as crops like green beans, broccoli, and cauliflower are still slow growing. Rest assured that we will exceed the share value and ensure you are all getting a return on your investment throughout the season.
Last week members did not receive Strawberries as we were unable to pick in the rain and we found that they weren't in the best condition for CSA. So long Strawberry season! Hello Blueberries!!
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LG V20 will have the world's first Quad DAC
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The world's first Quad DAC (QDAC) in a smartphone, will be featuring in the upcoming LG V20, as confirmed by the Korean manufacturer today.
Strangely LG are not trying to hide much about the LG V20, but rather slip everyone a little bit of information here and there. It could possibly be acceptance of the inevitable leaks coming up to a launch, and not bothering to waste the time and energy to keep it all hush.
Today's slip/announcement is monumental, particularly to you audiophiles. The LG V20 will be the world's first Quad DAC smartphone, when it is released. This isn't the only first for the LG V20, as it will also be the first device to run Android 7 Nougat out of the box. Some excellent strides made by LG after the lacklustre sales of the modular LG G5.
LG has been championing high audio quality since the days of the LG G2, which was the first Android device to support 24-bit sound on an Android device. The new QDAC supports up to 32-bit music files, a dramatic increase from their previous record.
What can the the world's first Quad DAC do?
LG are making some bold claims about their new QDAC. It will be capable of reducing ambient noise levels 50% more than the V10. The V10 has a singular DAC in tow. Video recording will be boosted thanks to the QDAC being able to capture more detailed sound – even in loud environments.
Sound quality seems to be a feature certain Android manufacturers are boosting. Arguably the HTC 10 has the best audio output at the moment thanks to the 24-bit DAC in tow. The incredible Samsung Galaxy S7 does not have a fancy DAC in tow, but it does join in on the 24-bit fun, capable of playing FLAC files (as can the HTC 10).
The LG V20 is looking to be an excellent device and one that will set a new audio standard for smartphones. We're expecting the V20 to be unveiled September 6th in San Francisco, after releasing invites last week.
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Nexus Sailfish AnTuTu benchmark has been leaked, corroborating what little we know about Google's next device. Previous leaks don't look so fishy anymore. We're fairly close to the launch of Google's next handset launch, going by the Nexus 6P launch, Nexus Sailfish and Marlin could be here by September. Although we're so close to launch not […]
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The Centralia Sentinel and WILY Radio recounted a visit by Taft (formerly Shefsky & Froelich) attorneys Judith Sherwin and Daniel Saeedi to the Warren G. Murray Developmental Center this past weekend.
Judy told the Centralia Sentinel, "We want to know exactly how the guardians feel they have been injured by this process, what problems they've had, and if they feel they and their loves ones are getting real choices."
In February, the firm filed a federal lawsuit against the Illinois Department of Human Services in order to prevent the closing of the Warren G. Murray Developmental Center in Centralia, Illinois.


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'Be strong, be kind, we will be OK' – PM's message in face of coronavirus impact
By Anna Whyte, Senior Digital Political Producer
March 17, 2020 Source: 1News
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's message to New Zealanders today in the face of the economic challenges from the worldwide coronavirus outbreak was to "be strong, but be kind".
"We will be OK."
Today, the Government announced a massive $12.1 billion business package , with an $8.7 billion injection into business and jobs including wage subsidies and tax changes, $2.8 billion for a permanent boost to benefits and doubling the Winter Energy Payment, and $500 million into health. It comes as the Finance Minister told Parliament a recession "is now almost certain" due to coronavirus.
"There is huge uncertainty out there right now," Ms Ardern said. "But one thing I am certain of: We are a nation that has been shaped because of our experiences and they often have been tough, harsh and unpredictable.
Government reveals $12.1 billion coronavirus relief package, Ardern tells Kiwis to 'be strong, be kind, we will be OK'
"That is when New Zealanders are at their best. That is when we rally, when we look after one another, when we care for the most vulnerable."
Ms Ardern said the large-scale impact of coronavirus was reflected in the business package, and it was created with a "lens" of being about people.
"Our response right now - in the wake of what is a global pandemic and economic issue the likes we have never seen before - will put first and foremost, people.
"In unprecedented times, comes unprecedented decisions."
She said the border decision on Saturday, which imposed a 14-day self-isolation period for all travellers entering New Zealand except from the Pacific Islands, "will have an impact" on areas such as tourism.
"So many of our employers rely on that."
The package was intended to "give maximum support so we can to try and keep people in work as businesses look to re-orientate, to prepare to focus on what the future will hold and what would be a new normal for New Zealand".
"We are a nation who prepares... just in case we had a rainy day, and we did.
"I have not seen a nation in the world put up a package of this quantum, and that is because we recognise our situation is particular. We are an island nation who trades, exports, imports, who relies in many quarters on tourism and that is why we have gone hard on this business package."
She said the doubling of the Winter Energy Payment was a "practical" move "because that goes to over 65s who we must keep well this winter".
The increase to benefits was due to "if you want to stimulate economy you give extra support to those on the lowest incomes because they spend it".
"That is what our economy needs right now."
National Party leader Simon Bridges criticised what he called the Government's "confused and muddled priorities" in its coronavirus relief package.
"How much does health get? Half a billion dollars," he said. "That doesn't cover the deficits at the DHBs today. It seems to me you haven't put people in New Zealand first in this budget."
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A young Co Down woman has been left with only a suitcase of belongings after her house was set alight in an arson attack.
Kathleen Milligan, 23, was in the Philippines when she received a phone call from her parents telling her that her newly renovated home had been set on fire and all of her personal belongings wrecked.
In the early hours of Saturday, the home was broken into and two TVs were stolen.
The property was then set on fire, destroying mostly everything within it and leaving extensive damage to the walls, floors and the roof.
Neighbours in the area smelt smoke from the house and rang Kathleen's parents, knowing there was nobody there.
Kathleen has been living in Australia for the past six months and hoped to return home to settle back into the Dromara home.
She told Belfast Live: "I moved away because I wanted a break from everything in Ireland and wanted to travel for a few months.
Kathleen has been left devastated and angry by the heartless attack on her home.
With only the clothes she has on her back and a suitcase of belongings, the 23-year-old is "gutted" at what has happened, but added there could have been a worse outcome.
She said: "All of my belongings are completely ruined. Everything I own. Nothing is salvageable.
"Stuff that belonged to my deceased friends and family members are destroyed. Stuff that money can't replace.
"The fire went through the floors and walls and ceiling upstairs and out through the roof of the house and put a window out.
"I am so angry that someone would burn my home, all for two TVs. They could have took the TVs and left, there was no need to set the place on fire.
Police are appealing for information and witnesses following the brutal attack.
Sergeant Nigel Donnelly said: "We received a report just before 6.55am that a property in the Drin Road area was on fire.
"Police attended along with the NIFRS, who have ruled the blaze to be deliberate and so we are treating it as arson.
"An investigation is underway to establish the cause of the fire and I want to appeal to anyone who was in the Drin Road area just prior to when the fire was reported to us, or in the period afterwards and saw any suspicious activity to call us on the non-emergency number 101, quoting reference number 258 of 06/04/19.


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In mid-October of last year, Brooklyn-based label Stygian Black Hand announced they would release the debut 7" from Sweden's Plague, a new band sharing members with Nominon, Entrails, Eviscerated, and more. Side A, the title track, of Silenced by Death has been streaming on Stygian Black Hand's Bandcamp ever since. I'm betting that you haven't heard it yet, so let me fill you in: "Silenced by Death" opens with a series of snare roll fills that'll blast you wide open, a ripping and noisy solo like the beheading of a banshee, and a high-pitched wail a la Tom Araya at the beginning of "Angel of Death," the middle of "Kill Again," etc. And that's just the beginning of the track. What follows is pure death metal insanity. At one point—02:43 to be precise—Plague's vocalist hocks a loogie and (presumably) spits it out onto the floor of the studio. Spread the sickness!
Now that's Side A. Today we bring you "Satan's Sermon," side B of Silenced by Death. Darker and more devastating than its other half, "Satan's Sermon" is more stomp than gallop, more of an inescapable avalanche than a raid. It is the killing blow to your skull delivered by the morningstar. Blood red becomes endless black night. While both tracks are full of promise and totally satisfying in and of themselves, you'll no doubt find yourself listening to them again and again, and only getting hungrier for more with each listen. Doubt us? Hear for yourselves then.
Lovely! Here's "Silenced by Death" b/w "Satan's Sermon!" Get Plague's debut 7" single from Stygian Black Hand next Monday, January 16th!


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IA Forum Interview: Dr. Heracles Moskoff, Greek National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings
International Affairs Forum: What progress have you seen since the Greek Office of the National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings was established in 2013?
Dr. Hercules Moskoff: The office works towards increasing the percentage of victims of human trafficking who are protected and increasing the number of perpetrators put in jail. In those terms, I wouldn't say that there is significant progress so far. However, there's nothing exceptional about Greece regarding these statistics. It's a global problem and the numbers are quite small globally. Human trafficking is not something that is easily tangible and measureable.
The office is accountable to a network of 28 national rapporteurs, which is accountable to the EU Commission system. In that sense, the transposition of the EU Directive that gave us the mandate is a very important step forward. Our office is not an operational office: it's a lobbying, advocacy and monitoring office that facilitates the implementation of groundbreaking ideas and best practices. In that sense, we like to think of ourselves as honest brokers of ideas and our main P – in terms of the four P's we use in trafficking: Protection, Prevention, Persecution, and Partnership – is Partnership.
I have received congratulations from EU partners in the Commission about this particular office and this particular mandate. I think this is because we have formalized relationships and cooperation with NGOs, international organizations, the private sector, and the cultural sector to support our efforts. We are trying to make the private sector more accountable in terms of not having any trafficking cases and helping to organize programs such as awareness campaigns and human rights education in schools.
There is a wide spectrum of efforts we are trying to accomplish. Objectives include trying to increase the identification of victims, and trying to bring more professionals into the screening process. This is not something that just concerns law enforcement: prosecutors and police. This is something that must involve professionals who are not law enforcement as well, such as labor inspectors, health providers, even people in public transportation and people who come across potential victims.
The key term for us is victim: presumed victims, potential victims, victims who are now suffering in silence and want to find a system of protection that is meaningful for them.
As I said in the beginning, there are two ways to approach looking at progress. One way is focusing on statistics which have not yet shown significant progress. But, on the other hand, in terms of institutional culture and political and legal culture and how visible the problem is in Greek society and our stakeholders, I can definitely say there is real progress.
IA Forum: Challenges you face would appear to have been compounded by Greece's financial crisis and the current influx of mixed migrants. What impacts have they had on your efforts?
Dr. Hercules Moskoff: In terms of funding issues impacted by the financial crisis, what we are trying to do is facilitate synergy and platforms of NGOs or stakeholders that are eligible for funding from our big funding sources, which is mainly the Commission and some private sector funding in the form of foundations and other donors. When the system is not helping us, we are trying to be resourceful and trying to gather the necessary funds from wherever possible. Funds in general are limited compared to a decade ago, but we are trying to maximize the use of our chances and the opportunities within the European funds and other sources.
In terms of the migration and refugee crisis, every challenge, even every failure, is an opportunity. We will not slink away from these challenges because we are trying to see how we can be helpful there. For example, one of the deliverables of our law is to have a national referral mechanism. This is a roadmap for early identification for referral, for victim support.
In Greece and other countries, what we see now is a massive influx of migrants and refugees that are creating a potential source for victims of trafficking. These people are obviously trafficked or smuggled by networks, illegal networks, mafia or whatever else.
There is always a need, a demand, for migrants. Most, as has happened throughout history, end up doing the dirty, difficult and dangerous jobs that others are not willing to do. Plus, they are flexible and are low paid labor needed for Western Europe.
The more sinister side of it has to do with the demand for trafficking. The West has this narrative that allows "human products" to move, to be circulated and consumed by citizens, who are otherwise not considered criminals because they are clients. This certainly applies to sex trafficking, forced labor, and other issues. That's why we're trying to raise awareness. For example, we are working to make the public aware that prostitution involves exploitation in most cases. The same goes for other issues, such as forced labor. We have to have a consumer consciousness that is more aware of issues regarding fair trade or the supply chains of big retail. For example, products that are not produced by labor in a humane and dignified way.
The terrorist attacks in Paris have triggered more controversy about the current influx of mixed migrants through Greece. What are your impressions?


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Fileless malware attacks evade traditional detection methods and are on the rise – but there are ways to tackle them
By Tim Ferguson
Wed 2 May 2018 @ 16:43
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I thought malware always arrived in a dodgy file attachment?
It does in general. But while most malware is delivered in a computer file, there is also a variant that operates exclusively in computer memory. This 'fileless malware' doesn't need to be stored on disk to function – it uses existing software, applications and authorised protocols to carry out malicious activity.
It's further evidence of the increasing sophistication of cyberattacks that is making it significantly harder to stop threats from entering corporate networks and devices.
So how does it work?
Fileless malware is often described as 'living off the land', as it exploits software already stored on the victim's machine. And often that's software integral to the computer system, meaning it can't be removed easily.
Software commonly used by fileless malware includes web browsers and Microsoft Office applications. It also functions on operating systems tools such as PowerShell (which is used to automate administration tasks on Windows), Visual Basic (VB) scripts and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).
How does it get onto systems in the first place?
Fileless malware often finds its way into organisations via web browsers. For example, a user could visit a compromised page, which then uses Flash to instruct PowerShell to connect to a stealth command and control server where it downloads a malicious script.
Other entry routes include weaponised Word documents containing malicious macros that are often used as part of spear-phishing attacks. Other techniques include memory exploitation, as seen in the EternalBlue exploit used by the WannaCry and NotPetya attacks in 2017, and reflective DLL injection, which involves the loading of a malicious DLL file straight into a running process, without the need for a DLL file to be present on disk.
Why should I be worried about it?
One major reason is that traditional antivirus is set up to detect malware before it hits the network, but fileless malware evades those defences.
With other types of malware, the payload is stored on disk as an executable file or script before being unleashed. Antivirus software is designed to detect the creation of a file and check it for signatures of known malware. If malware is detected, the file is deleted or quarantined before it can execute and cause damage.
But existing security strategies that incorporate file-based whitelisting, signature detection, hardware verification, pattern analysis or time stamping just won't pick up fileless malware.
A potential weakness of fileless malware is that, as it works in-memory, it should only remain on the system until it is rebooted. However, cybercriminals are now adding persistence to the malware code so that it resumes following a system restart.
It sounds like fileless malware is tricky to spot
It certainly raises the bar for digital forensic investigators. As they rely on digital artefacts to ensure chain of custody and produce evidence that is admissible in court, fileless malware gives them very little to go on. In addition, evidence for fileless malware can only be obtained from a memory image obtained from a live running system.
How widespread is it?
According to McAfee Labs, fileless malware is on the rise. The McAfee Labs threat report for Q4 2017 found that PowerShell-based malware grew by 267 per cent in Q4 2017, and by 432 per cent year-on-year.
And Kaspersky Lab's 'Fileless attacks against enterprise networks' report, published in February 2017, implicated a number of fileless malware variants as existing on 140 enterprise networks globally, with banks, telcos and government organisations particularly targeted.
Have there been any high-profile cases?
There have been a few. PowerWare, a ransomware written in PowerShell, targeted organisations via Microsoft Word in 2016, while the hack suffered by the Democratic National Committee made use of the technique, triggering the attack via phishing emails.
McAfee also uncovered a fileless malware campaign called Operation Gold Dragon that targeted the 2018 Winter Olympics, which was described as "an exemplary implementation of PowerShell malware in an attack".
What's the best way to deal with this type of malware?
As a basic first step, regular system reboots are likely to deal with some fileless malware. However, this won't deal with variants that persist when a system is restarted. User education will also be useful, as it should help limit the chances for fileless malware to get into networks via phishing emails or rogue websites.
Ultimately, the best approach is to use behavioural analytics, which monitor the activity of applications and services, including communications between processes, unauthorised requests to run applications, and changes to credentials or permission levels.
For example, while many of the processes involved in fileless malware entering a network via a web browser are normal in isolation, the fact they happen concurrently is less normal, meaning they can be flagged and shut down before damage is done.
As discussed previously, threats are going to find their way into corporate networks with perimeter defences no longer adequate to deal with all modern cyberthreats.
Fileless malware is particularly good at getting through these defences, but if organisations take the right steps to monitor network activity and behaviour, they stand a good chance of being able to detect and respond before the damage is done.
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Q: Injecting ActivatedRoute gives cyclic dependency error I'm trying to use ActivatedRoute in an app-root scoped service but getting a Cyclic dependency error I don't understand and don't know how to troubleshoot.
In my application I have a service to get the Community from a top level route parameter.
This service is used throughout my application in multiple components and other services.
When I inject ActivatedRoute in my constructor I get
Error: Provider parse errors:
Cannot instantiate cyclic dependency! Router ("[ERROR ->]"): in NgModule AppModule in ./AppModule@-1:-1

When I inject the Injector iteslf instead and then get the ActivatedRoute in the constructor I get a recursion error.
When I get the ActivatedRoute a little later in a method it does work as expected.
@Injectable()
export class CommunityService {

    constructor(
        private injector: Injector
        // private router: ActivatedRoute => Cyclic dependency
    ) {
        // const router = this.injector.get(ActivatedRoute); => InternalError: "too much recursion"
    }

    public getCommunity(): Community {
        const router = this.injector.get(ActivatedRoute); // this should not be needed
        const communityCode = router.snapshot.paramMap.get('community');
        return getCommunityByCode(communityCode);
    }
}

There are similar questions already but they are about HttpInterceptors. This is a regular service.
While creating a Stackblitz for @Alex I realized we provided the community service at APP_INITIALIZER time. This was the missing piece.
import { NgModule }      from '@angular/core';
import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { AppComponent }  from './app.component';
import { ContentService } from '@common/services/content.service';

export function loadContent(content: ContentService) {
    return () => content.load();
}

@NgModule({
  imports:      [ BrowserModule ],
  declarations: [ AppComponent ],
  bootstrap:    [ AppComponent ],
  providers: [ { provide: APP_INITIALIZER, useFactory: loadContent, deps: [ContentService], multi: true }],
})
export class AppModule { }

A: Try removing private injector: Injector and keep private router: ActivatedRoute and call the router variable wherever you want using this.router. If that's still not working I'm going to need the code in stackblitz or somewhere else so I can look deeper at your code

A: When providing a service at APP_INITIALIZER time, not all angular services are initialized yet. The ContentService constructor, however, expected an initialized ActivatedRoute to be injected. This somehow resulted in cyclic dependency.
providers: [ { provide: APP_INITIALIZER, useFactory: loadContent, deps: [ContentService], multi: true }],

When the service is provided like other services, this is no longer the case.
providers: [ ContentService ]


2. Also why does my test fail when I run it again while verifying the text in the hyperlink? It passes first then fails if you run it again. There is a error that says "The object can't be found."
1. When you convert a step to code, the element it refers to is changed into a "detached element" (i.e. it's not connected to any specific test steps) and stored in the test file. You can right click the Element node and select the Used By feature. It will be disabled for an element that is not used by a standard step. However there is no indicator as to whether it's used by a coded step. There will be no warning if you remove an element that is used only by a coded step (except a Compilation error the next time you execute).
2. It's difficult to diagnose that failure without more information. The Export Result to File feature from the Step Failure Details is a good start. A copy of your test and direct access to your app is even better. You can provide that information in a support ticket, which is confidential unlike this forum.
I have an educated guess, however. Does the hyperlink text change between test runs? Perhaps the actual Find Logic is based on text content so when it changes, the element cannot be found and is never clicked.
When i try to verify the hyperlink text it has 2 state for our app. The 1st one is NonUnderlineTextbox and the 2nd one is UnderlineTextbox. Also the text value for the hyperlink doesn't change.
Again, without the additional information I requested, I can only speculate at the cause of the failure. Please also see our troubleshooting guide on Unable to Locate Element Failures.


As part of a pilot student exchange program, 12 students from the Hou Kong International School in Macau, China, traveled to Sammamish for two weeks to take part in Eastside Catholic School's summer programming.
The exchange was born of the partnership between Central Washington University of Sammamish and the Hou Kong School. The two schools have a partnership with an ongoing teacher exchange program and have plans for future programs for Chinese students at CWU-Sammamish. In January, Sammamish City Council member Ramiro Valderrama facilitated a meeting with CWU-Sammamish, Hou Kong School, Eastside Catholic and the YMCA to discuss different types of partnerships and an exchange program.
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How to make the car safely through the winter through some maintenance and maintenance is a problem that many car owners consider.
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Pollock and the New York School exhibition at the Vittoriano.
Anti-conformism, psychological introspection and experimentation: Pollock's action painting and the greatest representatives of the New York School arrive in Rome.
AICR hosts a private guided tour by art historian Emily Dellheim of the exhibition dedicated to American Abstract Expressionist painter Jackson Pollock along with his artist peers including Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline.
The artists belonged to the Abstract Expressionist group of the New York School, an informal movement of avant-garde painters, poets, dancers and musician active in New York in the 1950s and 1960s.
The painters were driven by experimentation and anti-conformism, particularly evident in the action painting of Pollock - known as 'Jack the Dripper' - because of his revolutionary way of applying paint to canvas.
Through about 50 masterpieces - including the famous Number 27, Pollock's large canvas, over 3m long, made iconic by the masterly balance between the brushstrokes of black and the fusion of the clearest colors - vivid colors, harmony of shapes, subjects and abstract representations immerse observers in a magnificent artistic context: abstract expressionism.
Under the auspices of the Institute for the history of the Italian Risorgimento, under the patronage of the Lazio Region and Roma Capitale - Department of Cultural Growth, the exhibition is produced and organized by the Arthemisia Group in collaboration with The Whitney Museum of America Art, New York is curated by David Breslin, Carrie Springer with Luca Beatrice.
Art historian Emily Dellheim holds a Master's degree in Art History and Archeology from the Institute of Fine Arts at New York Univeristy. She has worked in the curatorial departments of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and the Museum of Arts and Design. Prior to her relocation to Rome in 2015 she was Deputy Director of the Center for Italian Modern Art. Currently, Emily collaborates with MAXXI as a museum educator.
Spaces are limited! Please book your space by Wednesday, November 14th.
Where: Via di S. Pietro in Carcere, 00186 Roma RM, Italy. Meet at the museum entrance.
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Dutch police found thousands of letters buried in holes in a forest by a postman, officials said on Friday, adding that they were seeking a motive. Police made the bizarre discovery on Wednesday after a walker near the central town of Laren alerted them to mounds of earth and part of a shovel.
They round a "significant amount" of mail in eight holes each measuring one meter deep. Some were buried for weeks. "They were mostly bills, magazines, and publicity letters," Margot van de Coterlet, a spokesman for the Sandd postal company, told AFP.
The company said it was not revealing the identity of the postman. "It was someone who has unfortunately not respected our work standards. We are taking the necessary measures." She did not comment on why the postman was believed to have buried the letters.
The letters that were still in good condition were being sent to their destinations, albeit several weeks late. Those that had rotted would be destroyed after consultations with the senders, she added. "They've spent several weeks underground in a forest. They are moldy and dirty," added van de Coterlet.
"We very much regret what happened. Our goal is clearly to deliver mail on time. Clearly, that didn't happen," she added.
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Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi on Sunday announced that more than 5 300 health worker posts – clinical professionals and support staff needed throughout South Africa – are to be filled.
Motsoaledi made the announcement on behalf of the National Health Council, a statutory body, which met on Thursday and Friday last week.
"The council met to, among others, finalise and operationalise the presidential stimulus package as announced by the President [Cyril Ramaphosa]. This announcement, which will result in the filling of more than 5 300 posts in the health departments of the nine provinces from the beginning of January 2019, in addition to being a product of the presidential stimulus package, is also the implementation of the recommendations of the presidential health summit held a few weeks ago," said Motsoaledi.
Motsoaledi said shortages in these three areas were acute, especially in human resources, which had declined over the past three years due to severe budget constraints as a result of the poor state of the economy.
"Under-staffing, especially in the provinces, has been cited as one of the major contributing factors which has negatively affected the provision of health care. The appointment of the health workers, which includes a broad spectrum of health professionals, for example, registrars, pharmacists, pharmacy assistants, radiographers, specialists, psychologists, physiotherapists, and other allied health professionals, will go a long way towards improving the quality of health care in public health facilities in all the provinces," he said.
Professionals interested in these posts were advised to communicate with the various provincial health department heads, Motsoaledi said.


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Phemeranthus es un género de helechos de la familia Polypodiaceae. Se encuentra en África y Sudeste de Asia. Contiene 130 especies descritas de ellas 62 aceptadas.

Taxonomía
Pyrrosia fue descrito por Charles-François Brisseau de Mirbel y publicado en Blumea 30(1): 208 208 1984.

Especies seleccionadas
A continuación se brinda un listado de las especies del género Pyrrosia aceptadas hasta mayo de 2012, ordenadas alfabéticamente. Para cada una se indica el nombre binomial seguido del autor, abreviado según las convenciones y usos:
Pyrrosia abbreviata (Zoll. & Mor.) Hovenkamp
Pyrrosia angustata (Sw.) Ching
Pyrrosia angustissima (Giesenh. ex Diels) Tagawa & K. Iwats.
Pyrrosia assimilis (Baker) Ching
Pyrrosia asterosora (Baker) Hovenkamp
Pyrrosia blepharolepis (C. Chr.) Ching
Pyrrosia boothii (Hook.) Ching
Pyrrosia borneensis (Copel.) K.H. Shing
Pyrrosia brassii (Copel.) Pic. Serm.
Pyrrosia christii (Giesenh.) Ching
Pyrrosia confluens (R. Br.) Ching
Pyrrosia costata (Wall. ex C. Presl) Tagawa & K. Iwats.
Pyrrosia dimorpha X.H. Guo & S.B. Zhou
Pyrrosia dispar (H. Christ) K.H. Shing
Pyrrosia distichocarpa (Mett.) K.H. Shing
Pyrrosia drakeana (Franch.) Ching
Pyrrosia eleagnifolia (Bory) Hovenkamp
Pyrrosia fengiana Ching
Pyrrosia flocculosa (D. Don) Ching
Pyrrosia foveolata (Alston) C.V. Morton
Pyrrosia fuohaiensis Ching & K.H. Shing
Pyrrosia gardneri (Mett.) Sledge
Pyrrosia hastata (Thunb.) Ching
Pyrrosia heterophylla (L.) M.G. Price
Pyrrosia intermedia (Goy) K.H. Shing
Pyrrosia laevis (J. Sm. ex Bedd.) Ching
Pyrrosia lanceolata (L.) Farw.
Pyrrosia liebuschii (Hieron.) Schelpe
Pyrrosia linearifolia (Hook.) Ching
Pyrrosia lingua (Thunb.) Farw.
Pyrrosia longifolia (Burm. f.) C.V. Morton
Pyrrosia macrocarpa (Copel.) K.H. Shing
Pyrrosia madagascariensis (C. Chr.) Schelpe
Pyrrosia mannii (Giesenh.) Ching
Pyrrosia matsudai (Hayata) Tagawa
Pyrrosia mechowii Alston
Pyrrosia micraster (Copel.) Tagawa
Pyrrosia mollis (Kunze) Ching
Pyrrosia novo-guineae (H. Christ) M.G. Price
Pyrrosia nummulariifolia (Sw.) Ching
Pyrrosia oblanceolata (C. Chr.) Tardieu
Pyrrosia obovata (Blume) Ching
Pyrrosia pannosa (Mett. ex Kuhn) Ching
Pyrrosia petiolosa (H. Christ) Ching
Pyrrosia piloselloides (L.) M.G. Price
Pyrrosia polydactyla (Hance) Ching
Pyrrosia porosa (C. Presl) Hovenkamp
Pyrrosia princeps (Mett.) C.V. Morton
Pyrrosia pseudodrakeana K.H. Shing
Pyrrosia rasamalae (Racib.) K.H. Shing
Pyrrosia rhodesiana (C. Chr.) Schelpe
Pyrrosia samarensis (C. Presl) Ching
Pyrrosia scolopendrina Ching
Pyrrosia sheareri (Baker) Ching
Pyrrosia shennongensis K.H. Shing
Pyrrosia similis Ching
Pyrrosia sphaerosticha (Mett.) Ching
Pyrrosia stigmosa (Sw.) Ching
Pyrrosia stolzii (Hieron.) Schelpe
Pyrrosia subfurfuracea (Hook.) Ching
Pyrrosia transmorrisonensis (Hayata) Ching
Pyrrosia tricholepis (Carr. ex Seemann) Ching

Referencias

Polypodiaceae

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Stop Using Children as Props in the War on Opiods
by Angela Pupino | October 24, 2016 2:59 pm
Originally published on the Huffington Post.
Photo credit: DJWess via Flickr Creative Commons.
It is no secret that the opioid epidemic is ravaging communities across the United States.
In my hometown of Youngstown, Ohio, it seems like every nightly news broadcast brings stories of still more opioid overdoses and deaths. But there was a local news story this month that stopped me in my tracks.
It was a video of an 8-year-old boy being told that his mother had died of an opioid overdose. Since it was posted on October 10th, it has been viewed millions of times. That means that millions of people, around the world, have watched a child find out about his mother's death. Millions of people have witnessed an intensely personal and vulnerable moment in a child's life.
The boy's father, Brenden Bickerstaff-Clark, who appears in the video and made the decision to upload it, says that he shared it with the world so that people would know the dangers of heroin use. As his Facebook post sharing the video states, he hopes that seeing his child's grief will "maybe help save a child's parent's life".
This is not the first time that a child has been used to showcase the destruction that opioids can bring to individuals, families, and communities. Early in September, police in East Liverpool, Ohio, posted photos of a 4-year-old boy in the backseat of a car while his grandmother and her boyfriend, victims of heroin overdose, were slumped in the front of the car.
The City of East Liverpool's reasoning for publicizing the photos with the child's face visible mirrored those of Bickerstaff-Clark. In a Facebook post accompanying the photos, they stated that, "This child can't speak for himself but we are hopeful his story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody."
But that's exactly the problem. Why are we using children who can't speak for themselves as symbols of a national battle against heroin and opioids? In the 21st century, these pictures and videos will never go away. In addition to coping with the loss of their parents or guardians, these children will live in shadow of this internet publicity forever.
In addition, the use of children to raise awareness about heroin addiction demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of the opioid addiction problem in the United States, and therefore the ability of photos and videos of children to solve the problem. Even though the City of East Liverpool's post above explicitly mentions the injection of heroin, many opioid users are not heroin users, especially at first.
The major drivers of the opioid addiction epidemic are prescription opioid painkillers. Almost half of young heroin users surveyed had first used prescription opioids before switching to heroin. In 2012, the CDC reports that 13 states had more opioid prescriptions than people in their states. Ohio was one of them. In Ohio's Scioto County alone in 2010, 9.7 million doses of opioid painkillers were prescribed to only 78,000 people.
Is a video of a sobbing child who lost his mother to heroin going to keep a man with chronic lower back pain from becoming addicted to an opioid painkiller? Will it stop a patient recovering from surgery from taking an opioid more frequency than directed by her doctor? Probably not, even though these can be the first step towards becoming addicted to opioids and eventually switching over to heroin.
Make no mistake, children are often victims of the opioid epidemic. Communities like mine are in crisis, and drastic times sometimes call for drastic answers. In addition to opioid related neglect and abuse, children themselves can fall victim to opioid dependency. In Scioto county, an epicenter of the opioid epidemic, one in ten babies was born opioid dependent in 2009. This is a tragedy that these communities must grapple with.
There are no easy answers here, but it is clear to me that publicizing the faces, the grief, and the loss of children affected by opioid abuse is not the right one.
Combatting the opioid epidemic will not be easy. It will require the cooperation of doctors, public health departments, state and local government officials, medication prescribers, law enforcement, rehabilitation centers, and, of course, caring and informed citizens. What it will not require is exploiting grieving children.
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The United States gave Mexico no warning about the imminent arrest of one of its top generals following Attorney General Bill Barr's failure to provide the Mexican government information on American drug cartels.
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How Can You Create a Reliable Innovation Process?
Innovation is essential to the survival of a company. However, three studies(1) published by the Product Development and Management Association highlight the fact that only 15% of innovation attempts are successful. How can you solidify your innovation process to reduce the chances of failure?
David Gotteland is a professor and research at Grenoble Ecole de Management and an expert in the field of marketing. He shares with us an analysis of fundamental research that can boost the reliability of innovation processes.
Of all the key steps in an innovation process, it's most difficult to achieve reliability during the first step, often known as the fuzzy front-end or the step during which new ideas for products or services are created. As a result, it's essential that the creative methods used at the beginning of an innovation process enable a company to generate "good" innovation opportunities. In other words, you have to dream up new products or services that will be both useful and original from the perspective of an end-user.
Creative methods: formatted versus free-flowing
There is an abundance of creative methods which academic research has classified into two categories (Toubia, 2006).
"Free" creative methods such as brainstorming are based on the principle that an individual will be more creative if he or she is not limited during the creative process.
Formatted" creative methods are based on the principle that an individual's creativity can be increased by applying a systematic and organized framework. This will be our area of focus.
Among various existing formatted methods, the fundamental concepts method has been shown to help increase innovation performance. It was demonstrated that, if used properly, it can increase originality and perceived usefulness by 15% (Goldenberg, Mazursky et Solomon, 1999).
How to implement it?
The fundamental concepts method is based on two steps. First, an offer (product or service) is broken down into internal components (under the control of the manufacturer) and external ones (outside the control of the manufacturer). Component characteristics are also listed.
For example, a clothes iron is made up of a surface material, a handle and a reservoir (internal components). But without clothes, a user and an ironing board (external components), the clothes iron loses its usefulness for the end user.
In the second step, the offer is reorganized in an original manner which enables participants to generate new ideas for products or services.
There are five general ways in which to proceed with this step
Create new links between two components that were not linked in the pre-existing offer. For example, you can imagine a clothes iron surface could be tied directly to the user's hand to create a "glove" clothes iron.
Create new links between two characteristics. For example, you could link the size of the iron surface to the size of the clothing being ironed. The clothes iron could adapt to the size of the clothing (e.g., ironing a tie versus ironing a bedsheet).
Remove a component: a clothes iron without a handle could become a "robot" iron.
Replace a component: the ironing surface could be replaced by an ironing surface or closet.
Divide a component: the ironing surface could be separated into two parts in order to adapt to small or large pieces of clothing.
This is how the fundamental concepts method can help increase the reliability of the innovation process right from the start. To help facilitate the use of this method and implement it easily, Grenoble Ecole de Management developed the serious game Creanov©. This fun and easily accessible board game was awarded the CIDEGEF-FNEGE Innovation in Education prize (2018). The game is on sale
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Barczak, G., Griffin, A. & Kahn, K.B., 2009. PERSPECTIVE: Trends and Drivers of Success in NPD Practices: Results of the 2003 PDMA Best Practices Study. Journal of Product Innovation Management, 26(1), pp.3–23.
Goldenberg, J., Mazursky, D., & Solomon, S., 1999. Toward Identifying the Inventive Templates of New Products: A Channeled Ideation Approach. Journal of Marketing Research, 36(2), pp.200–210.
Toubia, O., 2006. Idea Generation, Creativity, and Incentives. Marketing Science, 25(5), pp.411–425.
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Welcome to Fave Fives this wonderful Friday. Please join us as we look back over the week and find those things that have been blessings for us. Details are here.
It's been a crazy week for me with a family crisis right in the middle so this is a really good exercise for me right now. Otherwise I might just go on auto pilot and not even recognize a blessing when it was there for me.
1. Volunteers who show compassion and are there for families and individuals. My mom went through an awful event this week and I thank God for the compassionate young man who was sent to be an aide to her. He was gentle and kind and I thank him for that.
2. Strangers that gave my mom a helping hand when she needed it the most. Thank you to those strangers who helped my mom when she needed it.
3. Fast food. I know it's not healthy but when I was exhausted it was there and ready and hot. I'm was glad for fast food restaurants last night.
4. Birds singing. It instantly lifts my mood to hear birds singing and they've been giving us their songs a lot this week. It seems the cooler, cloudy days make them want to lift their voices and I've been enjoying every note!
and Rainbows on the other and the reminder that comes with them of God's faithfulness.
Thank you Lord, for those blessings, large and small, that carried me through this week.
What were your blessings, large or small this week that turned to favorite moments? Do a FFF post and link that post along with us and let us enjoy your favorites along with you.
Susanne, I'm so glad people were on hand to help your mom and your family. Blessings to that young man! Like you, I'm not a big fan of fast food, but we ate it this week too while we traveled and vacationed. I guess that's why it's called convenient and fast.
I love the sound of birds singing also. No matter what the circumstance they always cheer me. I hope your mum will be O.K. And, there is nothing like those skinny little, salty, fatty french fries!
Dear Suzanne ~ I'm praying for you, your mom, and family right now. And thanking the Lord with you for His faithfulness in sending people to help. You captured a beautiful picture of a rainbow, a sign of hope and promise. May the Lord fill your heart with His hope, promises and tender love. I'm so glad that the birds are serenading you - their cheery songs lift my heart too.
Praying for a restful weekend for you!
I wrote about my mom and divine appointments this week, too, Susanne! Glad He provided for our moms in just the right way this week.
Your photos are beautiful, a great reminder of God's faithfulness. He sent the birdsong to cheer your heart this week! Thanks for sharing, and I'm praying for you.
I like your fave five, and like you I have to take this time to count my blessings..
Several of our favorite five are eerily close this week! Wow. Glad you found the blessings in them, too. God is everywhere, huh?
Thanks for sharing & hope you have a restful weekend. NOthing like birds to lift our moods!
I'm so glad that God sent you a rainbow to remind you that He has everything under control!
Blessings to you and your family and a special prayer for your mom.
God can send just the right people to help us in times of struggle, can't He? So glad to hear that your mom had help when she needed it. The birds have been singing up a storm over here, too. We always said on the farm that they were "singing for rain" when it was cloudy and they would sing a lot.
It is a blessing that there are people ready to help when we can't be there, isn't it? And thanks for your rainbow pictures. Very pretty! I hope your mom is doing okay.
The compassion of strangers is invaluable, and I'm glad there was someone there to help your mom. I love rainbows, but rarely see any to capture!
Whatever it was that your mom went through I am soooo glad that there were special people helping her along. Hugs to you!!
Sometimes fast food just hits the spot. I actually crave it now and then.
The sound of birds is such a blessing, I enjoy it too.
I've missed lots of weeks and am so glad to be back. Thanks for the place to link up.
I am running late today -- just got back from a road trip this afternoon.
I am so sorry for what your mom went through, but so glad people stepped in to help.
I have been very glad for fast food, too. Though I do tend to eat it too often, there are times it is a real blessing not to have to think of making a meal.
Those are gorgeous rainbow pictures, and they remind me of God's faithfulness as well.
I am sO sorry to hear you had a crisis this week! That is never a good thing! Adding your Mom and your family to my prayers -- hoping all has been resolved - but just in case!
I did post a FFF today - I did NOT link up though because I knew I would not have time to visit but a few people.
thank God for all the good people in our world. They do not get enough press. I hope your mom's crisis is/was short lived and she is on the way back to solid ground again.
The birds are more active when it is cool.....I'm so glad God made the birds to sing.
What a great idea. It really has me thinking about my weeks blessings too.
I pray your mom will be ok.


Tim Stafford Cash Formula Review - can it be a Scam?
Tim Stafford Cash Formula Review – is it a Scam?
It is time for another review and this time the center of attention will be given to "Cash Formula".
Tim Stafford and his team have created a software that uses powerful coding to read market trends and fluctuations. This software can help traders win trades and earn significant amounts of money in days.
Does it stick true to its claims or does it falter? This review will bare it all.
It begins with how fast a person can start earning money. What is the one thing a person is going to care about the most as a trader? It is the timeline from when they sign up to when the money rolls in. It is as simple as this.
Those who are not able to earn money rapidly will move on.
Cash Formula stands out because the claim is it takes 60 seconds from the moment this software is turned on. Is that true? Yes, it is.
This is an option that takes a few seconds to set up and after that, the money will roll in. They have made the software run in such a manner where anyone can get things rolling, and it does not create unnecessary hurdles. Traders will enjoy this when they get to use it for the first time.
How high can the earning amounts get for those who are wondering? It can hit obscene amounts that most people are not able to earn per year. A person can hit $50,000 per day if they want using this software. It is that good at doing what it can do.
Some are putting more and more money into the accounts to get to these amounts.
It is incredible to see how well the software runs when you start using it the way it is supposed to. These earning amounts are something people will never have thought of when they were younger. Now, they can make it happen using what Tim Stafford and his team have put together.
The claims are not bold at all, and that is what impresses people. These are real earnings that people are seeing using this software. What more can a person need?
The interface is a joy to see for those who are hoping to maximize what they are getting and the value it is bringing in. For those who want to feel good about their interface and the value it brings, it is essential to look at this software.
It is silky smooth and is a joy to go through piece by piece. You can tell they have spent a lot of time on building this from the ground up. Everything is focused towards the trader's needs, and that is remarkable, to say the least.
It is nice to see Tim Stafford showing traders the quality they deserve.
The customer support is unbelievable. The amount of effort that is put in by the representatives is something that is hard to find in the niche.
Most software options are useless when it comes to this component. Even if their software is good, they rarely spend time on the customer support team. However, this is not a problem with Cash Formula and is instead one of their biggest benefits.
The support team is out of this world. They care for each and every trader and show it by helping in seconds. They work around the clock and can be accessed without trouble.
Do they have regular updates coming in for the software? Sometimes, the software might be good for a few weeks, but then it starts to age. The algorithm does not hit the right signals, and that can be troubling. Is that the case here?
This is a world-class system that has been set up and it shows by the updates they send in on a regular basis.
Tim Stafford makes sure the software is running as needed and does not slow down at any point. This gives it the quality that you crave.
Is it safe? Traders want to go with something that is legal and proven to work. They don't want to take a chance and use something that will create legal trouble down the road. This is a legally sound option that has been around for a while now.
Tim Stafford has made sure it is legally sound and that is not going to be a problem at all.
A safe solution is always the best kind for those who want to feel secure with what they are running and the value it is giving them. If that is the desired goal, Cash Formula is on top.
How many trade signals does it send? It is one thing to have an automated solution, but the signals have to work in line with what is needed. The reasons traders are earning a lot of money using this software has to do with the signals coming in.
The algorithm is designed to help read the market and then send in trade signals.
This is the only way to maximize the chances of earning money in this day and age. The trades become easier to make, and the automated nature of this solution ensures the results are on par with one's needs. Tim Stafford and his team have done a great job in scouring the world of binary options to see what people need and then implementing it immediately. The signals work like a charm.
Cons are a part of any binary options software and things don't change here. The first con would involve the necessity of an initial investment with their broker. This is needed to begin the process and without it, a person will not be able to trade.
Sure, the access to the software is free, but the trading takes place after the $250 has been deposited into the broker's account.
It is a simple part of the process, but for some the minimum amount might be higher than they would like starting off. It is a con that does not get in the way for most, but has to be highlighted.
It doesn't matter what a software claims, the 100% claim is never going to be true. This software does not make such claims, but nonetheless it is not able to hit the 100% mark. It is not going to win every single trade that is made.
However, it will be as close to the top when it comes to results and that is a positive.
Even in this con there is a positive of having an elite solution that competes with anything else that is out there in the same niche.
If the goal is to win every trade, there isn't a software on the market you could go with. It is important to stay realistic, but with the earnings you are going to see, will it really matter?
Cash Formula is a well-designed software for those who are tired of losing money. Why waste time on products where it is a given you will lose out?
The pros outweigh the cons and it is an easy decision to make for those who are hoping to see results. Start trading with this software and it will become clear a good option has finally entered the market. It has been a long time since a well-designed software became an option.
The features are world-class and you will appreciate having this option once it starts to run.
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