Purpose: Gastric carcinoma (GC) is a highly aggressive cancer and one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths worldwide. Histopathological evaluation pertaining to invasiveness is likely to provide additional information in relation to patient outcome. In this study, we aimed to evaluate the prognostic significance of tumor budding and single cell invasion in gastric adenocarcinoma.
Materials and methods: Hematoxylin and eosin-stained slides generated from 296 gastric adenocarcinoma patients with full clinical and pathological and follow-up information were systematically reviewed. The patients were grouped on the basis of tumor budding, single cell invasion, large cell invasion, mitotic count, and fibrosis. The association between histopathological parameters, different classification systems, and overall survival (OS) was statistically analyzed.
Results: Among the 296 cases that were analyzed, high-grade tumor budding was observed in 49.0% (145) of them. Single cell invasion and large cell invasion were observed in 62.8% (186) and 16.9% (50) of the cases, respectively. Following univariate analysis, patients with high-grade tumor budding had shorter OS than those with low-grade tumor budding (hazard ratio [HR]: 2.260, P<0.001). Similarly, the OS of patients with single cell invasion and large cell invasion was reduced (single cell invasion, HR: 3.553, P<0.001; large cell invasion, HR: 2.466, P<0.001). Following multivariate analysis, tumor budding and single cell invasion were observed to be independent risk factors for gastric adenocarcinoma (P<0.05). According to the Lauren classification, patients with intestinal-type adenocarcinoma had better outcomes than those with diffuse-type adenocarcinoma (HR: 2.563, P<0.001).
Conclusion: Tumor budding and single cell invasion in gastric adenocarcinoma are associated with an unfavorable prognosis.


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There have been recent discussions on LinkedIn forums and the like purporting the idea that the new version of vCenter increases the risk/liability of your Oracle licenses. In this post I will explain how VMWare works architecturally, how the Oracle Grant is currently written, and why, despite recent claims to the contrary, you have a defensible position regardless of what vCenter version you are using.
Firstly, I wanted to ensure that we are speaking the same language and that our clusters are similarly configured. I'm not a technical architect (though I do play one sometimes), so I've had one of my TAs review and bless it.
Secondly, we will review the baseline license requirements when Oracle VM manually migrates from Cluster 1 to Cluster 2. It will set the baseline consumption of the entitlements and will allow us to explore if and how the license liabilities change in each of the other scenarios.
We will also review the license requirements when one of the VMs is moved from Cluster 1 to Cluster 2 in an offline transaction using vCenter. This requires the Cluster to share storage or have storage replication set up.
Lastly, in this scenario we will review the license requirements when one of the VMs is moved from Cluster 1 to Cluster 2 in an online transaction using Cross vSwitch vMotion or Cross vCenter vMotion. This does not require the clusters to have shared storage nor to be controlled by the same vCenter instance; however if moving the VM from one vCenter controlled Cluster to a different cluster controlled by another vCenter both vCenters will need to be vCenter 6 or above.
The important aspect is, "…as all processors where the Oracle program are installed and/or running…" which means that any and all physical servers that the Oracle VM touches are required to have licenses. Here is where it gets tricky and where others have made claims of increased license liability, but let's take a look at each scenario above. The number of required licenses (under the processor model) is determined by multiplying the total number of cores of the processor by a core processor licensing factor specified on the Oracle Processor Core Factor Table. For the sake of simplicity, let's just assume everyone is using Intel E7 series processors (0.5 factor).
In Scenario 1, we have Cluster 1's license liability as 24 Oracle DB EE Licenses (48 Cores x 0.5 Oracle License/core). If the virtual farm admin were to do a manual movement of an Oracle VM from Cluster 1 to Cluster 2, they could only do it in an offline mode but would also add 36 Oracle DB EE licenses (72 Cores x 0.5 Oracle Licenses/Core). This means if Oracle VMs existed in both clusters the license liabilities would form a grand total of 60 Oracle DB EE Licenses. However, the risk of your vCenter admin moving VM from one cluster to another is low because why would he/she do that? Clusters are configured for a certain capacity and purpose. Go ask an Enterprise or technical architect to put a Database server in an application cluster; they will resist. Why? Because it makes their job much harder to perform in the long term.
In this scenario you license obligations is 24 Oracle DB EE Licenses unless someone purposely moves a Oracle DB VM into cluster 2. At the time the VM is spun-up you will be obligated for an additional 36 licenses.
In Scenario 2, we have the same license liability as the above scenario but the movement of VMs from one cluster proves to be a bit easier. Again, movement cannot take place while the VM is running, but is fairly simple nonetheless. In this scenario the VMs move around their respective clusters freely (see Bonus for another perspective). Regardless, the licenses' liability for cluster 1 is 24 Oracle DB EE. If/when you move an Oracle DB EE VM to Cluster, the liability increase another 36 Oracle DB EE licenses forming a grand total of 60 Oracle DB Licenses. Are you seeing a pattern yet? Let's explore the next scenario.
It has been argued that the license liability in Scenario 3 is the full capacity of all clusters with vCenter 6. Let's just revisit the license grant wording to confirm… "…as all processors where the Oracle program are installed and/or running…" Before the migration/move of the Oracle VM, only cluster 1 needs to be licensed. Normally, this would not be configured out of the box and is not a configuration that is "automatically" enabled. The vCenter Admin needs to specifically choose to move the VM from one cluster to another. What this means is, should the vCenter admin move the Oracle VM from Cluster 1 to Cluster, the licenses' liability is… you guessed it: 60 Oracle DB EE.
So as we've seen, in all scenarios, when an Oracle DB EE VM moves into a Non-Oracle Cluster you will be obligated to license that entire cluster. Therefore, having vCenter 6 does not increase the risk or obligations. It does however highlight the need for SAM to collaborate and communicate closely with the IT Operations, Technical architects, and Data Center Managers. It is imperative to share our concerns and ask them to seek advice when configuring their infrastructure. A bit of foresight and education save you some headaches (and financial troubles) in the long term.
So why are we even talking about this? Well it's because increasingly publishers (not just Oracle) are using audits as a predatory tactic to drive sales. Typically organizations don't know license metrics as well as the publishers. They rely on third parties (like ones provided by Beaconize) to keep the publishers honest pre, during, and post audits. In the case of Oracle on VMWare platforms, it is fairly easy to create a defensible position.
On every vSphere Host, there is a log file which contains the full history of guests who have visited it. These are located at /var/log/vmware/hostd.log and /vmfs/volumes/datastore/vm/vmware.log. These create a chain of evidence which will prove well beyond a reasonable doubt where the VMs have been on each host. Knowing where each VM has been during the audit period, will establish where your license obligations are.
*ProTip: During an Audit, limit the period threshold which they will review in the audit response letter.
Use a 90-day period as it provides enough of a sample size to show how you have been operating. This needs to be done and accepted in the first written interaction.
In this example you have all the Oracle VMs "pinned" using affinity rules to Hosts 1 and 2 but "barred" from entering Host 3. This would see your Oracle DB EE License liability be 16 (4 CPUs x 8 Cores/CPU x 0.5 Oracle Licenses / Core). This way you can effectively control your Oracle spend without exposing yourself to license liabilities. I will caution you though: although this is 100% allowed according to the current license grant by Oracle, it does not mean that they will not challenge this. To proceed with caution, make sure you have your virtual infrastructure set up correctly and ensure you have a chain of evidence. Just because Oracle does not like customers doing this type of licensing does NOT mean that it is breaches the license agreement.
For more details, please review VMWare's license position on the matter and/or consult your legal representative.
It was raised on LinkedIn that in the Out-Of-The-Box configuration the log files may only contain a short period of time to monitor. If this is a concern in your environment you can simply change the log rotation by following tutorial here. https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1004795 Unfortunately, you'll need to apply these changes to every host in your environment.
Yves, Thanks for the comment. Here's the crux of the issue. Oracle put out a partitioning policy. It states "Unless explicitly stated elsewhere in trhis document, soft partitioning (including features/functionality of any technologies listed as examples above) is not permitted as a means to determine or limit the number of software licenses required for any given server or cluster of servers." So few things to consider: 1) Oracle uses audits to drive sales. It is a well-known fact and many ex-Oracle LMS folks will tell you the same thing. Only 2 things can trigger an audit: (1) Sale team calling for one, and (2) BSA (or other governing body) providing a tip of non-compliance. 2) An Oracle Policy document is NOT a legal contract. It is guidance for the masses and helps influences how your use Oracles products. It DOES NOT mandate how to use them as only a legal contract can compel you to do that. 3) If you read the above statement closely, it picks its words very carefully. "...means to determine or limit number of software licenses". VMWare does do anything to the Oracle licenses but rather limits the resources accessible by a given guest instance which Oracle resides. This policy is more or less smoke and mirrors and is used by Auditors and Oracle LMS to "convince" clients they are in the wrong. Again, VMWare is doing nothing to the software licenses, it is doing it to the HOST of the guest OS. Let me be clear, you still need to license any/all hosts that contain Oracle product or could contain them; However DRS/Affinity rules prevent certain of these scenarios if setup correctly. As for the logs, you maybe correct that Oracle will not accept them as evidence; however, you must remember the burden of proof in an audit is on the licensor not the licensee. Meaning, Oracle LMS need to prove that a guest OS (with oracle) touched certain servers. It is NOT your responsibility to prove they didn't touch certain servers. Auditors will try to convince you of that however it is simply not true. Lastly, if a case where you had VMWare logs showing that an Oracle VM never touched a host... It would be admitted into evidence regardless of oracle desire to not have it admitted. Why? Well perhaps a better question is why not? It is not tainted, provides an accurate record, and supports the legal wording in your CONTRACT. At the end of the day, my suggestion is to re-read your contract (license agreement) and get a legal interpretation from your own team. I'm not a lawyer and this is NOT to be taken as legal advice.
Thanks for the comments and I feel your view are how most people feel after they've been through a license Audit. I know of at least one organization that has held this position and Oracle has backed down. Typically the LMS group will say "Its our licenses and our interpretation of the licenses and technology". You can either accept that or challenge it. My approach is always go back to the license grant, review and use that as the basis of any challenge. If you want to avoid this entirely, as I advise my clients, is to negotiate the license grant when purchasing the licenses. This way both parties will be on equal footing when interpreting the terms of the grant.
Anon, My experience is that if you have your ducks in a row and have a strong legal team that is typically what happens. I obviously cannot discuss specifics for clients (NDA's) but the issue is Oracle threatens legal impacts when they are NOT following their own License grants. We as a community need to continue to push for transparency. After all, if Oracle has the right to license their product in the manner they desire; however, they need to ensure their license grants reflect that.
What will happen like scenario 3 have more Vcenter 6.0 instances? Example: Vcenter6.0 named VC1 has 1 cluster, Same VC2 has 1 cluster, VC3 has 1 cluster, VC4 has 1 cluster so on. Is it required all ESXi hosts are in ALL vCenter Instances to be processor licensed? Meaning have to be galaxy licensed?
The challenge with vCenter 6 and above is that the vLANs are not isolated OOTB. You can achieve this through some configurations. Here is how I would suggest achieving it: 1)Create a VLAN and ONLY provide access to this VLAN to licensed hosts. Configure virtual machines running Oracle to make use of that VLAN. Vmotion/DRS will not allow a VM to move if the target server cannot provide access to this VLAN. 2)Isolate the VMkernels (using physical disconnection, firewall, etc) between the licensed and the non-licensed servers such that VMotion cannot work. 3)Isolate the datastores holding volumes for database VMs to be only visible on licensed hosts. If you follow those you should be in a good position.


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Q: Size of the maximal function $f^*$ How do we get the last inequality, $c_1\frac{|E|}{|x|^n} \le \chi^*_E(x) \le c_2\frac{|E|}{|x|^n} \text{ for large } |x|$? Why do we need $|x|$ to be large?

Let $x\in \mathbb R^n$. For any measurable $E$, $$\chi^*_E(x) = \sup\left\{\frac{|E\cap Q|}{|Q|}: Q \text{ has center } x\right\}.$$
If $E$ is bounded and $Q^x$ denotes the smallest cube with center $x$ containing $E$, then $$\frac{|E\cap Q^x|}{|Q^x|} = \frac{|E|}{|Q^x|}.$$
It follows that there are positive constants $c_1$ and $c_2$ such that  $$c_1\frac{|E|}{|x|^n} \le \chi^*_E(x) \le c_2\frac{|E|}{|x|^n} \text{ for large } |x|.$$

A: I will use the notation $Q_{r}$ to denote the cube centered at $x$ and
side-length $r$. If $r_{x}$ is the side-length of the smallest cube centered
at $x$ and containing $E$, then for every $r>r_{x}$ we have that$$
\frac{|Q_{r}\cap E|}{|Q_{r}|}=\frac{|E|}{|Q_{r}|}=\frac{|E|}{r^{n}}\leq
\frac{|E|}{r_{x}^{n}}=\frac{|E|}{|Q_{r_{x}}|}=\frac{|Q_{r_{x}}\cap
E|}{|Q_{r_{x}}|}.
$$
This shows that all cubes centered at $x$ and side-lenght $r>r_{x}$ are not
good competitors for the supremum, that is,$$
\chi_{E}^{\ast}(x)=\sup\left\{  \frac{|Q_{r}\cap E|}{|Q_{r}|}:\,Q_{r}\text{
has center at }x\text{ and side-length }r\leq r_{x}\right\}  .
$$
Now let $B(0,R)$ be the smallest ball centered at the origin and containing
$E$. Given $|x|>2R$, find $k\geq2$ such that $kR\leq|x|<(k+1)R$. If
$$r<\frac{|x|}{4\sqrt{n}}\leq\frac{(k+1)R}{4\sqrt{n}}\leq\frac{2kR}{4\sqrt{n}
}=\frac{kR}{2\sqrt{n}},$$ then for every $y\in Q_{r}$ we have that
$|y-x|\leq\sqrt{n}r$ and so $|y|\geq|x|-|y-x|\geq kR-\sqrt{n}r>kR-\frac{kR}%
{2}=\frac{kR}{2}\geq R$, which means that $Q_{r}$ does not intersect $B(0,R)$
and, in turn, it does not intersect $E$. Thus, when $kR\leq|x|<(k+1)R$, we can
restrict our attention to cubes of side-length $r\geq\frac{|x|}{4\sqrt{n}}$.
In turn, $\frac{1}{r^{n}}\leq\frac{(4\sqrt{n})^{n}}{|x|^{n}}$ and so$$
\frac{|Q_{r}\cap E|}{|Q_{r}|}\leq\frac{|E|}{|Q_{r}|}=\frac{|E|}{r^{n}}%
\leq\frac{(4\sqrt{n})^{n}}{|x|^{n}},
$$
which shows that $\chi_{E}^{\ast}(x)\leq\frac{(4\sqrt{n})^{n}}{|x|^{n}}$.
On the other hand, if $r\geq4|x|$, then for every $y\in E$, $|y_{i}-x_{i}%
|\leq|y_{i}|+|x_{i}|\leq R+|x|<\frac{1}{2}|x|+|x|\leq2|x|\leq\frac{r}{2}$,
which shows that $E$ is contained in $Q_{r}$ and so$$
\frac{|Q_{r}\cap E|}{|Q_{r}|}=\frac{|E|}{|Q_{r}|}=\frac{|E|}{r^{n}}%
$$
and $r_{x}\leq4|x|$. Hence,
$$
\chi_{E}^{\ast}(x)=\sup\left\{  \frac{|Q_{r}\cap E|}{|Q_{r}|}:\,Q_{r}\text{
has center at }x\text{ and side-length }\frac{|x|}{4\sqrt{n}}\leq
r\leq4|x|\right\}  .
$$
Now for any such $\frac{|x|}{4\sqrt{n}}\leq r\leq4|x|$, that is $\frac
{1}{(4|x|)^{n}}\leq\frac{1}{r^{n}}\leq\frac{(4\sqrt{n})^{n}}{|x|^{n}}$, and so$$
\frac{|Q_{r}\cap E|}{|Q_{r}|}=\frac{|Q_{r}\cap E|}{r^{n}}\geq\frac{|Q_{r}\cap
E|}{(4|x|)^{n}}.
$$
In turn,
\begin{align*}
\chi_{E}^{\ast}(x)  & \geq\frac{1}{(4|x|)^{n}}\sup\bigg\{  |Q_{r}\cap
E|:\,Q_{r}\text{ has center at }x\\&\text{ and side-length }\frac{|x|}{4\sqrt{n}
}\leq r\leq4|x|\bigg\}
=\frac{1}{(4|x|)^{n}}|Q_{r_{x}}\cap E|=\frac{1}{(4|x|)^{n}}|E|.
\end{align*}
As for why do we care,  Zach Boyd already gave a perfectly good answer. In particular the inequality from below shows that the maximal function is not integrable even if $\chi_E$ is.

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Q: Can I code same functionality for 2 id element's in one click function? Is there any method to have the same coding for the click function of two different id elements in one click function?
For example,I have two link elements with ids, myFormsTabSubmitted and formStatusSubmitted. Both the link is of same functionality. When I click both these links, the same div element("submitted") is showed,and other divs are hidden.
So instead of writing two click functions, one for myFormsTabSubmitted and another for formStatusSubmitted, can I have one click function for both? Like
$('#myFormsTabSubmitted #formStatusSubmitted').click(function(){
            $('#allMyForms').hide();
            $('#draftedMyForms').hide();
            $('#submittedMyForms').show();
            $('#myFormsTab').find(".selected").removeClass();
            $('#myFormsTabSubmitted').addClass("selected");
        });

A: Certainly! The simplest change to your code would be to add a comma:
$('#myFormsTabSubmitted, #formStatusSubmitted').click(...);

You can also store a reference to your click handler and add it to multiple selections:
var myHandler = function () { ... };
$('#myFormsTabSubmitted').click(myHandler);
$('#formStatusSubmitted').click(myHandler);

A: Just use the comma separator in the selector:
$("#myFormsTabSubmitted, #formStatusSubmitted").click(function() {
  // do stuff
});

A: Obviously the comma is the way to go, but I'd like to point out that functions in any language are designed for what you are asking, which is to write the code once for multiple items. I think jquery's documentation gives the impression that functions must follow events, which they don't. You could go with:
function formSubmit() {
                        $('#allMyForms').hide();
                        $('#draftedMyForms').hide();
                        $('#submittedMyForms').show();
                        $('#myFormsTab').find(".selected").removeClass();
                        $('#myFormsTabSubmitted').addClass("selected");
}

$('#myFormsTabSubmitted, #formStatusSubmitted').click(formSubmit);

or
$('#myFormsTabSubmitted').click(formSubmit);
$('#formStatusSubmitted').click(formSubmit);

This way, if you wanted to use that function for yet another event, you won't have to squeeze it in, especially if it's not an onClick.

A: when jquery make its object like $('#id') its takes the string passed in $() parameter with calculating that string jquery return the object. And that object return by the jQuery is just a another object of jQuery which performs all actions of jQuery events or properties.
So when we use:
$('#myFormsTabSubmitted, #formStatusSubmitted').click();

jQuery return the object of two JavaScript objects. Thats why it works for both these elements or you can enter any number of element by comma seperated.


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Hospitals
Baylor Scott & White Health has 52 hospitals across Texas, including some that are joint ventures with other healthcare systems. Below is a list of the hospitals that are owned by Baylor Scott & White Health.

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Hatred tries to be more in-your-face with its violence by forcing you to engage. Since health regeneration is tied to grisly executions, civilians become your health pack pickups. But after the first level, you're just going through the motions and moving on, unphased by the umpteenth time you see the same stabbing animation (I recommend turning these off for better game flow in the options). It doesn't feel emotional; it feels mechanical. I felt more villainous when I trapped an unfortunate Sims character in a room with a barbeque than I did going up against the police in Hatred.
The twin-stick aiming, moving, and shooting aspects are fine. The overbearing problem is that you are never given anything interesting or new to accomplish. The process of shoot, scoot, and execute among a limited set of enemies becomes exceedingly rote and boring, with the repetitive environments doing little to break up the monotony. Developer Destructive Creations did a nice job using sparse colors for effect, but that means little when the game isn't fun to play.
Things culminate with an ending that's as ridiculous as you'd expect. By that time, you probably won't even care, and will just be glad you won't have to go through another level of killing innocent people and then finding the exit. Don't expect any connection to the world or lead character – other than sheer incredulity at some of the dialogue, which is a mixture of old-school Duke Nukem and an incredibly murderous Nathan Explosion high-strung on Linkin Park.
Even if the action isn't consistently entertaining, the explosive weapons and objects placed around the world do a good bit of destruction. Leveraging the environment to your advantage is a lot more fun than trying to slog through combat with whatever firearms you have on hand, so you can do a bit of planning for your assault.
I experienced some serious technical issues while playing, such as sound on certain weapons cutting out, and a few hard crashes that cost me progress. I recommend mouse-and-keyboard play for this one, since controls on the gamepad by default are rough around the edges. Vehicle control is unwieldy, but luckily you don't really need to drive anything around except for one level where you pilot a SWAT wagon. There's also some unfortunate respawning situations, where if you find yourself surrounded by a mob of enemies at your respawn point, you might be flashbanged and taken out without much chance of a response.
Hatred is a marginal twin-stick shooter that rides the shock concept hard, and if you're just looking for an angry protag-antagonist delivering deadpan death-lines as he dodges cop cars and fumbles changing guns, it might work for you. Not much else is here other than the novelty of the latest "ultraviolent" video game. It didn't work for me, but I think Destructive Creations could tailor its twin-stick shooting chops into something interesting in the future.
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I've played the Metro game series on my PC. And oh my god, the games' story hit me hard and made me emotional.
So, I decided to read the books to know to delve deeper into the Metro world. And Oh My! The books don't disappoint! Reading the books just elevated the experience of the game!
Title: Metro 2033
Author: Dmitry Glukhovsky
Genre: Fiction | Horror | Science Fiction | Philosophy
GR Rating: 4
Set in a post-apocalyptic Moscow where humans took refuge underground and made the underground Metro their home, this book is the story of Artyom who goes on a journey through the metro to seek help for his home Station which was being attacked by unknown beings called the Dark ones which gave nightmares to people are terrorised the entire station.
In other words, this is a "coming of age" book of a youth named Artyom in the Metro!
Artyom's journey was anything but boring. This 400+ page book sets up the world beneath and has a perfect balance between what is being shared and what the entire truth is which kept me hooked to know more.
After playing the game, I expected quite a lot of mutated animals and above the surface adventures. But that was not the case in the book. You will have to expect a lot of philosophy in the book about the life of humans.
The book brings out the basal instincts of humans in desperate times and speaks about how humans come up with religion, ideologies and politics after a major reset.
The book has a tension that kept me uneasy all through which made me expect something unwelcome happens all through the book. This is also a book that speaks about fascism, communism and the free world.
I had not expected a horror book to speak about humanity to such an extent. And yeah, there were few genuine moments of horror equalling the thrill of watching horror movies. I really am out of words when I try to think how Dmitry had even written so beautifully!
I loved the setting, the imagination to pen down the entire world into a series of metro stations and tunnels.
The book had a perfect balance of horror, suspense, thrill and philosophy!
I guess the descriptions could've been better. I guess I was able to relate to the Moscow metro because of the game, but those who haven't experienced it in real life or the game would find it a little hard to follow the way and the stations in the story.
And there were times where I skipped paragraphs when the philosophy seemed a bit too much and was sort of digressing from the storyline.
I would recommend this book if you love conspiracy theories, philosophy and just delve into a good horror thriller!
If you are someone who aren't a fan of philosphy, then you could rather watch videos on youtube with the entire storyline of the game!
If you're interested, you can watch all the cut scenes from the game on youtube.
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Erin Ashley Morrow of Camden, S.C., and Garrett Logan Ruth of Florence, S.C., were married at Wavering Place Plantation in Eastover, S.C., on Saturday, May 19, 2018, at 6 p.m. Reverend Kevin Roberts of Columbia, S.C., officiated the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mark and Sandy Morrow of Camden, S.C. Paternal grandparents are Lois Morrow of Camden, S.C., and the late Reverend Tommy Morrow. Maternal grandparents are Martha Jowers of Jefferson, S.C., and the late Sanford Jowers.
The bride holds a BS in Psychology from the College of Charleston and a MS in Speech Language Pathology from the University of South Carolina.
The groom is the son of Pat Ruth of Canton, N.C., and the late Dr. Wayne Ruth. Maternal grandparents are Mary Ward of Canton, N.C., and the late Lester Ward. Paternal grandparent is the late Frank Ruth Jr. The groom holds a BS in Biology from Clemson University and a Medical Degree from the University of South Carolina. He is currently completing his fellowship in cardiology at the University of Florida.
Matron of Honor was Reesie Maracich of Camden, S.C. Bridesmaids were: Emily Conder, Camden, S.C.; Stephanie Gregg, Charleston, S.C.; Elizabeth Lynch, Camden, S.C.; Jackie Rolando, Greenville, S.C.; Laura Schmidt, New York, N.Y.; Katherine Walendzik, Camden, S.C.
The bridesmaids wore floor-length mauve dresses of georgette with spaghetti straps. They carried bouquets of hydrangeas, roses, and astilbe in hues of creams and dusty rose accented with eucalyptus and dusty miller with ties of long ivory streamers.
The best man was Trey Parrott. The groomsmen were: Brian Charboneau, Florence, S.C.; John Ellis, Charleston S.C.; Chris Glass, Raleigh, N.C.; Drew Kiser, Louisville, Ky.; Clayton Melson, Newberry, S.C.; Austin Moody, Jacksonville, Fla.; Connor Morrow, Camden S.C.; Dillon Morrow, Columbia, S.C.; Andrew Kispert, Charleston, S.C.; Addison Walker, Columbia, S.C. The groom and groomsmen wore black tuxedos, white shirts, monogrammed black suspenders, and white rose boutonnieres on their lapels.
The bride wore a strapless ball gown dress with a sweetheart neckline and layered, ivory tulle over moscato hued organza accented with diamante beading, lace motifs, and a beaded, bisque, grosgrain sash. Her head was adorned with a long, ivory veil bordered in complementary detailing. The bride carried a bouquet of ivory hydrangeas, David Austin garden roses and peonies in shades of pink, dusty miller, eucalyptus, and ties of long ivory streamers.
The ceremony was performed under a sunlit sailcloth tent before a wooden cross that was draped with assorted pink flowers, eucalyptus, and a scattering of white rose petals at the base. Stephen and Jeff Neil, the Synergy Twins, of Greenville, S.C., performed violin ceremony music. Processional musical selections were: "Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen for the grandmothers and mothers; "The Gael" by Dougie MacLean for the groom and groomsmen; "A River Flows in You" by Yiruma for the bridesmaids; and the bride entered to "Pachebel's Canon in D Major" on the arm of her father, who then gave her in marriage. "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by Johann Sebastian Bach was selected for the recessional music.
The reception was held on the premises with enticing food served under the Green Tree Pavilion by Indigo Jones Catering of Camden, S.C. The Emerald Band performed under a sailcloth tent draped with café lighting and decorated in greenery and flowers of pink and champagne hues for a night of delightful entertainment. The couple's first dance was "Southern Style" by Darius Rucker. The father and bride danced to "My Girl" by the Temptations, followed by the mother and groom's dance to "How Sweet It Is" by James Taylor. Dillon and Connor Morrow played guitars and sang "Lean on Me" as a tribute to their sister and new brother-in-law.
After a honeymoon in Saint Lucia, the couple will reside in Gainesville, Florida.


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In this article, Trish Caruana, Vice President – Patient and Carepartner Advocacy explains what advocacy is, and the common hurdles people face when considering advocacy.
Care, consciousness and cure are central to the mission of CurePSP, but how we advocate for people with PSP and other prime of life diseases is also important. The lack of understanding in the medical community and the population in general is often a source of pain and frustration to all those affected, but the idea of advocacy, especially when related to rare disease, is also difficult for many people.
Despite these challenges, advocacy is critical to raising awareness about these diseases and advancing policies related to services and benefits for those who are suffering.
Advocacy is a way to channel your passion and frustration into action. To become an advocate is to lend your voice for the rights of those who are suffering from the diseases and their loved ones who suffer with them. There are many ways to get involved, with various levels of commitment. You can work alone from your computer keeping up to date and sharing local, state and national policies that affect the rare disease community, join with others to meet with your political representatives, or any level of activity between the two. We all have talents and ideas and our voices matter.
There is a secondary benefit to becoming an advocate: you will become part of a community with all of those who are suffering with rare diseases and experience the power of creating a united voice. You have an important place at the table and the momentum of the broader rare disease community will inspire you.
If you're interested in becoming an advocacy volunteer with CurePSP, or joining a small committee tasked with defining objectives and an action plan, please contact our office manager, Joanna Teters at teters@curepsp.org or 347-294-2871.
Alternatively, you can reach me at caruana@curepsp.org for more information.


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Instrumentation: 4 flutes (3rd and 4th doubling piccolo), 3 oboes (3rd doubling cor anglais), 3 clarinets (3rd doubling bass clarinet), 3 bassoons (3rd doubling contrabassoon), 4 horns in F, 4 trumpets, 2 trombones, bass trombone, tuba, timpani, percussion (4 players), harp, piano, MIDI Keyboard, electric guitar, strings (minimum 15-13-11-9-6).
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Wife and husband had separated four years ago and had unresolved financial issues between them. I successfully helped the wife remain in her three bedroom home (occupied by herself and her daughter) and claim a financial contribution from the husband to the joint loan they had.
June 2017 to December 2017
Father applied for a child arrangements order for his 3 year old daughter to live with him. There seemed to be a slight question mark over mother's commitment to the child but in all other respects the case was finely balanced. I attended each hearing and helped the father and his witnesses with their statements. There was no CAFCASS or social services involvement in this case. At a final contested hearing it was ordered that the child should live with her father. There was a separate issue between the parents over the daughter's childcare provider and the father was successful in preserving the status quo of the child's current nursery.
Father applied for an emergency prohibited steps order preventing Mother from changing the son's school, and Child Arrangements Order to deal with contact and residence issues (Father had wanted contact every weekend and shared residence).
Mother cross-applied for a specific issue order and was ultimately successful at a final contested hearing in changing the son's school, securing a fortnightly pattern of contact and resisting Father's residence application.
Mother applied for a residence order in respect of her son & daughter – both were living with mother but mother felt that the arrangements needed to be formalised. Mother also applied for a contact order as son was enjoying extensive contact but daughter was not having any and had been excluded from paternal family.
Contact arrangements in respect of the son broke down due to this divisive treatment. With the help of CAFCASS, mother successfully managed to work out a contact schedule to include both children and a residence order was ordered in mother's favour.
A parental responsibility order was made by consent for the father in respect of the parties' daughter, as he was not named on her birth certificate.
Unmarried parents owned a property together. Most of the deposit (70%) had been funded by the mother. Father had contributed 30%. The property was purchased in joint names however on a 50/50 basis. Mother tried to recoup her original deposit from the sale proceeds after separation and court proceedings were initiated under TOLATA and Schedule 1 financial Children Act proceedings). The parties eventually settled the dispute, before a fully contested court hearing, as to 58/42 in mother's favour, which, based on the figures involved, meant that mother was £15,000 better off, even after legal costs. Potentially, she could have got more if she persevered with the court proceedings but ultimately decided it was easier to settle.
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Before BenchSpotter was created, I always enjoyed tinkering with hardware and software to squeezing out as much performance as possible. I wanted to share common tools that professionals and everyday users leverage to both monitor and tweak their CPU and GPU. Below is a list with images and a quick summary to help identify what the tool is used for and where you can download the latest versions.
This is a helpful and easy to use tool that provides insight to voltages, clocks, utilization and temperatures. This application is a simplified HWiNFO64 with less options but easier to understand and review without manual adjustment or tweaking.
Just like HWMonitor, this tool provides insight about current voltages, clocks, utilization and temperatures. That said, don't confuse the two as HWiNFO64 provides greater detail and helpful features for customizing your view on data. Not only can you customize your view and save it's configuration, you can also perform remote monitoring with the application in greater detail from all available sensors.
An added benefit of HWiNFO64 that HWMonitor doesn't have, is Windows Hardware Errors monitoring. This feature come in handy when trying to overclock your CPU/GPU and needing to observer any silent issues that may not seem present during stress testing.
MSI Afterburner is a robust utility that allows for in-game and in-application monitoring of system resources. This provides real-time information about GPU, VRAM, CPU and RAM usage while also providing information on framerate, frametimes and power usage. The application is constantly updated to provide support on new GPUs and sensors.
On top of the monitoring, MSI Afterburner provides a clean and easy to use interface for overclocking. This extends some AIB software and provides override of GPU maximums from the vendor.
It should be noted, use at your own risk. Using the software for monitoring will cause no harm but overclocking or specifically adjusting voltages beyond recommended values can cause damage. Adjusting memory and core speeds can results in a instability and cause problems while using the GPU. You should adjust speeds slowly and perform several series of stress tests to confirm stability.
Fraps was specifically created to capture video, images and overall performance statistics during 3D enabled applications and games. It's easy to use and has some easy customizations for location of FPS monitor and capture shortcuts.
It should be known that Fraps is no longer receiving updates or general support. It's still a great monitoring tool and provides DX11, OpenGL and lower version support for DirectX and OpenGL. Fraps does NOT support Vulkan or DirectX 12 APIs.
**Note: There are several better options for video capture and in general, you shouldn't use this feature anymore.
OCAT is an open source project that was initiated by AMD for open source tools (GPUOpen). It is currently published to GitHub and provides a new toolset for capture and monitoring of GPU statistics. All current APIs are supported including the latest Vulkan and DirectX 12. Unlike third party applications, the open source nature of GPUOpen allows users and industry leaders to examine the source and ensure no proprietary code or optimizations have been made to influence results.
FCAT is an inovative analysis tool created by Nvidia, which helped reviewers and users focus on performance delivery that couldn't historically be measured. This tool is specifically focused around analysis of the gaming experience and provides information on dropped frames, synthesized frames, micro-stutter, and other problems that occur.
A dedicated capture card and secondary system is needed to perform a typical capture with FCAT. This software is typically for professionals that are trying to provide ensight into the performance of a GPU.


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The Virginia elections will decide if 400,000 people get health care
It's not just about the governor's mansion — it's the statehouse.
By Jeff Stein Nov 2, 2017, 8:20am EDT
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Virginia did not expand Medicaid, which leaves hundreds of thousands of poor residents in the state without insurance years after Obamacare's enactment.
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FREDERICKSBURG, Virginia — Vellon Harris will lose her health insurance on November 7, the day Virginians will decide whether they'll give Democrats the chance to expand health insurance in their state.
Harris is a home health care worker whose employer does not offer insurance, and she's also currently a canvasser hired temporarily by the Service Employees International Union for this November's Virginia gubernatorial election, which is how she's getting health insurance. But as soon as Election Day comes and goes, Harris will return to her job assisting elderly health care patients — and lose her coverage.
If Virginia had expanded Medicaid, Harris and about 400,000 other Virginians would have health insurance. But it didn't, and Harris, who makes about $25,000 per year — or too much to qualify for Medicaid in the state — is scrambling to get all the medical care she can now for her high blood pressure, long-overdue trips to the dentist, and pain in her knees.
"I'm getting all the treatment I can right now," Harris, 53, said at a Starbucks in Fredericksburg. "The dentist wanted to give me a temporary filling and to come back in two months, but I can't do that; I won't have dental then."
Most of the national attention on the November 7 election is about the battle between Republican Ed Gillespie and Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam, a Democrat, for the governor's mansion.
But for voters in the state, there are some bigger policy stakes on the ballot: If enough Democrats get elected to the legislature, they can expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. Whether Democrats can regain the statehouse, redraw Virginia's congressional districts, and fulfill one of Obamacare's promises will depend on dozens of below-the-radar statehouse races. And despite a surge in interest from previous years, it's still not clear Democrats on the ground have the resources to win.
"We're being outspent in a lot of races, and that's always a concern," said Trent Armitage, executive director of Virginia's House Democratic Caucus. "The way you win these races is by really making sure you pay a full budget in all categories — meaning field, digital, mail, and TV. And if you can't fill all these buckets, you're not giving yourself the best chance of winning these races. You need a lot more money than we have to do that."
The critical health care stakes of the race
Virginia is looking like an increasingly blue state. Barack Obama won it twice, Hillary Clinton cruised to a 5-point victory, and it has two Democratic senators.
And yet its health care system much more closely resembles that of Republican-controlled states in the Deep South.
That's been disappointing for many in the state, particularly those who hover just above the cutoff for Medicaid. Dorren Brown, the director of a free clinic in Virginia's Orange County, in one of the poorer sections of the state, remembers crying with joy when she learned that Obamacare would be signed into law.
"We were really hoping our patients were going to qualify and get insurance or Medicaid," said Brown, 63. "We thought it would lighten our load and get our patients the health care they need."
Dorren Brown, 63, runs a free clinic in Orange County, Virginia. (Jeff Stein / Vox)
More than seven years later, Brown and her team are still waiting. The free clinic is only staffed with seven full-time workers and relies heavily on volunteers. It has a patient list of 3,300 people, about 900 of whom it sees in an average year. Brown said the clinic needs the Virginia Medicaid expansion to remain solvent and free of the constant emergency fundraisers it routinely holds.
"We were excited to get people signed up [for Obamacare] in 2011. But we had maybe six people who qualified," Brown said. Of those six, none of them are still on Obamacare's exchanges. "They all came back to us within a year. I hate to say it: I loved Obama, but we really didn't see any difference."
This is similar to the experience of Harris, the SEIU canvasser and health care worker who will lose her insurance in a few weeks. She signed up for a bronze plan on the ACA but couldn't meet its copayments, and promptly dropped out. Every year, she goes to the state capitol in Richmond and tells her representatives how badly she and her co-workers need health care — pleas that fall on deaf ears.
"People just don't understand," she said. "It's hard, and we need help."
Why down-ballot races in Virginia are really important
But despite the high stakes, some Virginia Democrats close to the campaign to retake the statehouse worry that a lack of cash will hamstring the party's ability to make substantial gains.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a former Clinton aide and the current incumbent, is not the only Democrat to recently be elected governor of Virginia (McAuliffe tried and failed to expand Medicaid in the state without the legislature's approval in 2014) — Democrats have controlled the state's governor's mansion for 11 of the past 15 years. And that, in turn, has bred a degree of down-ballot complacency among liberal voters in a state that voted for Obama twice and Clinton once — one that mirrors a problem nationally for Democrats, who lost statehouse seats in historic numbers during the Obama era.
"A lot of people — as they do with the president — fall into the trap of, 'Once I vote for governor, my job is done,'" said Jennifer McClellan, a Democratic state senator in Virginia. "But at the end of the day you still need the legislature to get anything done."
There's some reason for liberals to be optimistic that the statehouse can be reclaimed — if not this year, then perhaps down the road. Republicans currently control 66 of 100 seats in the Virginia House, meaning that Democrats can retake the chamber with 17 victories in November. And by remarkable coincidence, Hillary Clinton won precisely 17 red Virginia statehouse districts in 2016, giving liberals reason to believe they are winnable. (The Democratic path to reclaiming the state Senate is easier, given that Republicans only have a two-seat advantage there.)
McAuliffe predicts Democrats will gain six to eight seats in the House this year, which would put them in a much stronger starting position ahead of 2019.
The stakes of the race could hardly be higher, and they extend well beyond the fate of Medicaid expansion. In addition to helping secure health insurance for 400,00 people, Northam has vowed to increase the minimum wage for state residents to $15, to dramatically reduce college costs for students, and to create pre-K programs. He'll almost certainly be unable to do so with a Republican legislature.
Perhaps just as importantly, Republicans in the state have a history of extraordinary gerrymanders that redraw the state's congressional districts for their partisan gain. Democrats are fighting right now to control that process after the next census — a fight that may in turn shape future battles for the US House of Representatives.
"What Democrats in Virginia need to understand is that 2021 is on the ballot right now. The winners in 2017 will be in charge of redistricting after the 2020 census, and the technology and the data Republicans used to draw deeply flawed lines has not gotten worse," said David Daley, author of Ratfucked, a book about Republican gerrymandering.
"We need people to panic": House Democratic candidates are doing better but are still being badly outspent
Several gettable seats for Democrats are in or near the Washington, DC, media market — which makes getting on television exorbitantly expensive for the state legislature campaigns often run on shoestring budgets. The campaigns view getting on TV as essential for exposure in low-budget races outside the national spotlight.
Making the money slog harder for Democrats is the fact that statehouse Republicans have formidable fundraising prowess, particularly since so many of them are incumbents who have been building up their war chests for years. An analysis the Daily Kos's Carolyn Fiddler sent to Vox found that at least 14 Democratic challengers — including in crucial races like House District 51, which encompasses part of Prince William County — out-raised their Republican opponents in the short term but still have less money to spend in the last few days of the race because often Republican incumbents have been raising money for reelection since they first arrived in office years ago.
"Of course there's not enough investment," the campaign manager for one House Democratic candidate in Virginia said. "We need people to panic; we need people to pitch in — or Republicans will win."
Particularly frustrating for some candidates is that national donors spent millions of dollars on Democrat Jon Ossoff's failed bid to capture a seat in a deeply conservative House district outside Atlanta, while Virginia statehouse candidates are struggling to raise $1 million to compete in districts Clinton won. Armitage, of the Virginia House Democratic Caucus, listed several races where he thoughts Democrats had a chance but were being outspent — Districts 12, 31, 32, and 93. (You can find districts by location here.)
In mid-October, the Democratic National Committee made a substantial investment in several key House delegate races, Armitage said. And several candidates interviewed by Vox said their fundraising is ahead of schedule, and praised national Democrats, including DNC Chair Tom Perez, for investing resources in the state.
"To be honest with you, we haven't had any money problems of our own," said Chris Hurst, a former TV news anchor running as a Democrat for the Virginia statehouse in the 12th District. "There hasn't been a lack of ability to do what we want to do because of fundraising. We're getting an incredible amount of help from the Democratic Party."
But the formidable GOP war chest is still proving difficult to overcome. An influx of small and largely new left-wing organizations with little money hasn't appeared to make up the difference. "I don't know how many people have said to me, 'I want to help with social media,' and I just say to them, 'What the fuck does that mean?'" said Alex Vuskovic, the campaign manager of Donte Tanner, a Democrat hoping to take the House seat for Virginia's 40th District.
Every campaign interviewed by Vox said they thought Democrats were beginning to focus more on these previously neglected statehouse races. But even Hurst, one of the candidates who was happy with the fundraising, argued that many liberals still seem uninterested in the campaigns.
And that could leave people like Harris and Brown to face life without the Medicaid expansion long past 2017.
"Voters just care, I think, by and large about what's going on at the federal level ... and so their interest is going to be naturally drawn to those kinds of races," Hurst said. "And I think there's still too much of a top-down approach ... Which means congressional races will get more attention."
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Evoke Living Homes are officially famous in WA! We are proud to have had our small screen debut on company favourite tv show – Home in WA.
Watch as the wonderful Holly McSweeny invites you along on a private tour of our pride and joy – The Belvoir display home. Located in Kalamunda, this home is the perfect retreat for the hills.
We have plenty to say about this stunning home, but for now we'll let Holly do the talking!
Experience the Belvoir for yourself by booking a walk through with an Evoke Living Homes team member or by stopping by during our open walk through hours.
The Belvoir provides a wonderful taste of the aesthetic and lifestyle that myself and the team can help you to achieve in your dream home. Plus, our engineers are developing a modular edition of The Belvior as we speak! No matter the time frame, section size or location of your build, The Belvoir is certainly worth checking out.


So. Here we are with the end of the year fast approaching. (How is this even so? They sure weren't kidding about time accelerating like a wild run away roller coaster the older you get. Ahem.) I'm guessing keeping your company blog updated was one of your business New Year's Resolutions way, way back in January. It was certainly one of ours. So. How did you do?
I'm happy (amazed) to say we had one of our most prolific years ever. (Although I promise I'd still be writing this if we hadn't.) And this is good. As that was The Plan. Things did get a little off track lately. But we did well considering. Considering what? Well, considering that blogging is plain time consuming. Right? It just is. Many of our clients have blogs on their websites, and most of them tell us they just don't have the time to get to them. We get it. So here are some thoughts from US on how we had our Best Year Ever that might help you to get your blog moving. And also some thoughts from heavy hitters out there about whether you should even bother.
Simple right? Don't make one person responsible for all the content. There are six of us, so we assigned everyone a week on a rotating schedule. Every 6 weeks or so, it was someone's turn to come up with another post. This also helps keep your blog diverse. With both developers and designers coming up with topics, we were able to reach a wider audience, while at the same time exposing our designer readers to development related issues and vice versa. It's all interconnected, people!
Make it a work item. Just make it part of the routine. If it's up there, it's impossible to ignore. Behold the power of pester. Works for children and calendars.
Have a vague idea, or even a what you are sure is a bad idea? Doesn't matter. Stop agonizing. Start working on it. Research it, look for supporting arguments and examples, you'll either be able to flesh it out or you might wander off in a whole new direction. This is a solid tactic I employed when I used to write for the newspaper. Just write. Sitting around thinking can leave you feeling blocked, but you don't have that luxury. Write! Something will start to happen. It will.
OK. So now I guess you want to know – is it even worth doing?
According to Joe Pulizzi, self-proclaimed poster boy for content marketing and founder of the Content Marketing Institute, it's going to take 12 to 24 months for you to see results from your efforts.
Yeah. That's longer than I wanted to hear too. But this is why commitment is vital. You have to start AND you have to keep going. Read the full piece here: B2C Marketers Need to Give Content Marketing Time for more insights on the value of planned, sustained content marketing.
All right. Say you're committed to blogging in 2017 – hey – start planning out your strategy now then you'll be ready to hit the ground running come January. Upcoming trends you should be aware of? What changed for blogging in 2016 while you weren't? Here are a couple we have found.
Research shows growing use of SEO (+11%), email marketing (+23%), influencer outreach (+25%) and paid services (+93%) to drive traffic.
Although the vast majority (58%) of posts still fall in the 500-1000 characters category, the other 42% have arguably gone LONG. Good SEO requires relevant, in-depth content. The good news is you can post less frequently. That's a win.
This should be music to your ears. It's another opportunity to share the load AND broaden your audience base and increase exposure. It does work.
Have you noticed no-one commenting on your blogs? Yeah. It's not you. It's the new thing, as in, it's just not what we do anymore. So join the pack and close your comment threads and channel reader engagement on the social networks because that's where it happens now. Plus – no more crazy Spam to wade through: "Good !|Cool! I love your this bolg." Although, this one is just a little bit charming.
And here are some favorites from a long list: Top 3 Content Marketing Trends for 2017 and Beyond.
A lot of brands will give up on content marketing as they are not seeing short term results. This can be a great thing for anyone who is playing the long game.
People are inundated with information. They will continue to click away from anything that is not easy and convenient to read.
More niche content – with the escalating arms race, and the massive volumes of content being created on a daily basis (2+ million blog posts per day), it's getting more and more expensive and time-consuming to create content… people will direct their focus towards narrower niches, personalised content, more targeted channels, where they'll get lower volume but higher quality engagement.
More than ever we will need to be "human" in our marketing as fans want to know the people behind the brand.
Live video, live video, and live video.
So. That's the round up for those of you still on the blogging fence. If you decide to do it, DO IT and KEEP DOING IT.
And let us know if you do – we'd love to read what you have to say.
And if you don't, well. We're a little bit envious.


Can I use Trash mail with the Mozilla Thunderbird Email Client software? I cant fond any information on this any place.
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You can not use it as complete email solution. Its not possible for the moment. You still need the SMTP, IMAP/POP3 servers from your ISP.


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*How is it that America - the wealthiest nation the world has ever seen - is also over 14 trillion dollars in debt?
*How is it that America's own citizens collectively have a negative savings rate, meaning most Americans are in debt?
*How did the "money powers" and the "invisible government" create our current monetary system, a system which has brought recurring periods of inflation, deflation and depression, not to mention the current financial crisis?
*How did the "money powers" amass enough power to control the President, the Congress and the Supreme Court, thereby subverting the Constitution - all in order to create a legal and monetary system that can be used to serve their own interests?
*How does the "invisible government" create wars for their financial benefit, leaving less and less money to maintain our critical infrastructure?
*Is there a better monetary system that can lead us out of inflation and away from the ultimate financial breakdown now facing us?
By tracing our modern money system all the way back to the man-made god of ancient Babylonia, this book unfolds many of the misconceptions we have about money and the role government plays. With her Constitutional promise of a true, �democratic� money, America at her birth offered real hope to the world that mankind could at last break free of the heavy yoke of �false� money and its worship of mammon. Yet, with the exception of one brief twenty month period, America has never fulfilled that promise.
Instead, and through a long series of behind-the-scenes manipulations and legal maneuvers, a �new legal regime� was established by the invisible government of the money powers, taking America from a Constitutional Republic to the brink of an unconstitutional dictatorship. America truly stands on the precipice of her demise. But there is an honorable way out when we look for, and clearly see, the true and constitutionally mandated face of money.


The Board of Directors of the Granville County Community Foundation is currently accepting applications for the Thad Stem Scholarship and the Donald Patrick Darden Scholarship, which are open to graduating seniors in Granville County.
The Thad Stem Scholarship was named in honor of Thad Stem, poet and author from Granville County. Preference will be given to applicants with an interest in the literary arts. Deadline for applications is April 25.
The Donald Patrick Darden Scholarship is a statewide scholarship open to children and grandchildren of members of the North Carolina Highway Patrol and who attend or will attend East Carolina University. Deadline for applications is April 25.
More scholarships are detailed on this website, under Scholarships/Granville County.


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A Halj már meg! 2016-ban bemutatott színes, magyar filmszatíra, amelyet Kamondi Zoltán rendezett, Márton László Csak egy hétköznapi látogatás… című novellája alapján.

A film jeleneteinek jelentős részét Salgótarjánban vették fel a 2015-ös forgatás során. Ez volt Kamondi Zoltán utolsó munkája, a rendező a 2016. december 1-jei bemutatót már nem érhette meg. A film összességében negatív kritikákat kapott.

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Pócs Gábor mozdonyvezető (Cserhalmi György) váratlan halála után felesége (Kováts Adél) felkeresi férjének szeretőjét (Ónodi Eszter), aki Gábor törvénytelen lányának (Pájer Anna Virág) anyja. A két nő rettenetesen gyűlöli egymást, ám kiderül, hogy Gábornak különböző illegális ügyletei voltak, amik miatt társai és ellenlábasai szerint hatalmas vagyont gyűjtött össze. A két nő ezért kénytelen összefogni, hogy kiderítsék, hogy szerelmük hova rejtette el bűnös életének gyümölcsét.

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 Kováts Adél – Pócsné
 Ónodi Eszter – Marcsi
 Pájer Anna Virág – Vali
 Cserhalmi György – Pócs Gábor
 Csákányi Eszter – Erzsi
 Hegedűs D. Géza – Kövér
 Törőcsik Mari – Mama
 Koncz Gábor – Henry
 Kőszegi Ákos – Károly
 Kulka János – Herbert
 Mucsi Zoltán – Tibi
 Zoboki Gábor – építész főnök
 Debreczeny Csaba – beosztott építész
 Marcus Hammerstein – osztrák mozdonyvezető
 Páll Zsolt – határőrtiszt
 Kaczor János – vámtiszt
 Fata László – kézilabda edző
 Marjai Virág – kihallgatótiszt
 Pallós Nelli – nő a sírnál
 Sánta Napsugár Kincső – ikrek a sírnál

Jegyzetek

További információk

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Magyar filmszatírák
Magyar filmvígjátékok
Magyar bűnügyi filmek
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Over 180,000 printed books, 28,000 licensed e-journals and 80,000 e-books are available in our University Library on Campus. The library can be found within the Learning Centre. The Learning Centre offers a wide variety of facilities to support working, studying and research at the university. This makes the Learning Centre a central meeting point for everyone on Campus.


Wow Air with new deals less than $400 round-trip to Europe.
October has already arrived folks. The right time to browse and plan for that vacation you've been waiting for. Make use of that quality vacation time, don't let it slide by, engage yourself in that trip you've been wanting. No time for excuses!
The height of summer has passed, one of the low-cost giant out there, WOW Air, is back with more deals, cheaper than ever that make dreams come through for all travelers providing the perfect excuse to burn all that vacation time before the end of the year.
This could be the opportunity you've been waiting for. At the moment WOW airline is offering something that could make you say "wow!!! this is really cheap." A $300 round-trip cheap flights to Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam and Frankfurt.
Wow Air offers cheap round-trip to Europe for only $300 and the prices you see are real, pretty low-cost flight tickets, but have in mind that these prices come with some frills. Like other budget airline. WOW Air has hidden some of the cost of your cheap flights. Paying extras comes along with these cheap flights, including paying for carry-on bags ($39.99 when booked online in advance of the flight) and checked bags ($59.99 when booked online in advance of the flight).
Picking your desired seat also comes along with some charges that cost from the range of $8.99 – $9.99.
Nevertheless, packing light without bordering being assigned a seat, it's highly possible to make that trip under $400. Still better than average. However, according to Fare Detective, from November through March of last year the average ticket from Boston to Paris was getting as low as $484. For the most part, the average came out to be closer to $600 or $700.
With all been told, take advantage of your vacation days with great offers of cheap tickets out there. You deserve better!
With the Tsunami warning in Canarias Island and violence in Barcelona is Spain still safe for tourism?
Yes, you can get same deal to London just make sure you book the right time. Thanks Joana for the response!


Does the marketplace need yet another version of Vivaldi's Four Seasons? Listen to the short sample from 'Spring' on YouTube and you will realise why, having heard Rachel Podger's latest offering with her Brecon Baroque, the answer is most certainly yes!
Podger's approach to these over-played works is slimmed-down both in terms of phrasing, tempi and articulation and in the number of musicians employed. Spring enters sedately with a feeling gentleness and grace and Podger chooses to emphasise legato. You won't find the muscular bow-strokes of, for example, Nigel Kennedy in this reading. Podger and her Brecon players see these concertos not as orchestral works but rather as chamber music with a group of eight musicians, one to each part. That said there is no lack of power in the big tuttis thanks to the strength of playing and the exemplary Channel Classics recording.
Besides The Four Seasons, we are treated to three more concerti by Vivaldi on this disc. The three additional works are the Concerto for strings 'Il riposo – per il Santissimo Natale', RV 270, the Violin Concerto in E major, RV271 'L'Amoroso' and the Concerto for Violin "Il Grosso Mogul" in D major RV 208.
This generously filled CD contains imaginatively interpreted, superbly performed Baroque concerti of the high standard we have to come to expect from these exceptional musicians during the year in which Rachel Podger will celebrate her 50th birthday.
I have no hesitation in making this disc our CD of the Month and, even if you already own one or more versions of The Four Seasons, I would urge you to go out and buy this refreshing new account.
Purchase from Presto Classical or stream on Qobuz.


The chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) resource contains information and guidance on the deliberate release of chemical, biological and radiological agents.
Due to the nature of this information there are a number of restricted documents which we're unable to provide access to. However, these additional resources are available to NHS public health professionals by visiting the Scottish Health Protection Information Resource (SHPIR) website.
We initially developed a CBRN resource pack prior to the G8 summit in 2005. The resource was updated in 2008 and its main aim is to alert clinical staff to the possibility of unusual illnesses presenting themselves in a way that's associated with more familiar diseases or exposures. Particular emphasis is on those agents considered by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as those most likely to be used in the event of a terrorist attack.
However there are other agents such as industrial chemicals, which could be used in a terrorist attack in addition to new emerging, or re-emerging infections. The principles of responding to casualties exposed to chemical, biological, radiological agents is universal, regardless of whether the release of the agents is deliberate or accidental.


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Jones leads Beavers to victory
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Marcel Jones scored 18 points to lead four players in double-figures Tuesday as Oregon State beat Cal State Bakersfied 77-53.
Seth Tarver had 12 points while Roeland Schaftenaar and Lathen Wallace added 11 apiece for the Beavers (6-4), who shot 48 percent from the field and 33 percent from beyond the arc. Oregon State also dominated the boards, earning a 49-37 edge.
Trent Blakey was the lone Roadrunner to reach double figures, putting up 10 points and a game-high nine rebounds.
Junior forward C.J. Giles made his first appearance in an Oregon State uniform after playing the first two seasons of his career at Kansas. In six minutes of action, Giles had two points, two rebounds and a block before fouling out of the game.
The matchup was close for the first 10 minutes before back-to-back triples by Jones and Schaftenaar gave the Beavers a 22-10 lead with 9:07 to go in the half.
With Bakersfield shooting 28 percent from the field, Oregon State closed out the half up 43-21. The Roadrunners would get no closer than 53-38 midway through the second half.
So. Illinois 71, No. 24 St. Mary's 56
At Carbondale, Ill., Bryan Mullins scored 24 points and Southern Illinois spoiled Saint Mary's first game as a ranked team in 18 years.
The point total was a season low for Saint Mary's (7-1), which was last ranked in March 1989.
Southern Illinois (4-3) ended a three-game losing streak that had knocked the Salukis from the Top 25.
Saint Mary's, which trailed 36-24 at halftime, rallied within six points with 4 minutes remaining, but Mullins scored nine points down the stretch and the Salukis held on.
Freshman guard Patrick Mills, Saint Mary's leading scorer with a 16.1 average, was held to 11 points.
Freshman Brandon Wood was 3-for-4 from 3-point range to lead the Salukis' 6-for-13 effort from behind the arc.
Josh Bone and Matt Shaw both had 10 points for Southern Illinois.


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Just a quick reblog for anyone who still has doubts about evolution. A small recommendation.
Embryology = Evolution = DNA???
There's a person in here somewhere.
One of them is a human, do you know which?
This one is a bit more obvious?
Several of the greatest ever scientific projects and discoveries over the last 100 years have been to do with DNA.
First there was the discovery that DNA is the code for life.
Next there was the discovery of the structure of DNA, allowing us to interpret the code.
This carried on, we learnt about transcription and translation.
Then eventually there was the Human Genome Project (HGP), which mapped out every single codon in all of our DNA. And it was the HGP that gave us all a big shock.
I've talked to loads of people on this subject. I'm an avid believe in evolution, but I haven't found many of the same.
If there are any creationists or evolution sceptics following me, this post may cause a bit of trouble.


Up at The Gospel Coalition, you can read my latest post on how five classic Christmas movies point us to God and His grace.
Feel free to let me know what favorite Christmas movie of yours I missed!
HOW IS JESUS OUR IMMANUEL (GOD WITH US)?
Each Christmas or Advent season we sing about Jesus our Immanuel. God with us. We find comfort in the incarnation behind Christmas. God's stepping down to Earth to be with us by becoming one of us in Jesus. But how is Jesus really God with us?
Continue reading HOW IS JESUS OUR IMMANUEL (GOD WITH US)?
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I don't dislike Santa. My wife has even said that for someone who isn't a "Santa supporter" I enjoy a number of Santa related things. I like Santa movies (Miracle on 34thStreet; The Santa Clause; Elf) and Santa Christmas songs. I like some Santa decorations and knick-knacks. I like when local stores offer pictures with Santa for children. I'm not anti-Santa.
In my last post, When Christmas Loses Its Cheer, I tried to remind us that the message and meaning of Christmas offer a deeper joy than the magic Christmas. For those walking through trials and hardship, the Christmas season doesn't have to be a letdown if it causes us see the beauty of Christ more clearly. In this post, I want to simply point to a few Christian hymns that echo how Christ's glory and grace shines brighter in the midst of darkness and sorrow.
Most of us love the Christmas season. Yeah, it's over-commercialized and stressful, but there are so many things to enjoy: delicious desserts, classic movies and songs, gatherings with family and friends, fresh snow, giving and receiving gifts, festive décor inside and outside the house, family traditions, new memories, and a host of local activities. I love Christmas, and so despite some cautions I might give in this blog, I'm more like Buddy the Elf than the Grinch.
But despite the joys making the season bright, can we be honest and admit there are also sorrows and trials at times making the season dim? Some years your Christmas might be memorable while others it's forgettable. Sometimes the Christmas season disappoints. Haven't you felt like Charlie Brown in A Charlie Brown Christmas? Maybe in that year, or in a string of years, it feels like Christmas just doesn't work for you. Maybe while everyone else is enjoying the season and dancing to jingle bells it all rings hollow to you.
Christmas is a spectacular holiday: the decorations, the classic movies and songs, the excuse to inhale a massive amount of desserts, giving and receiving gifts, and the fellowship of family and friends. If all we had were these festivities it would be a fun holiday, much like July 4thor Halloween. But, Christmas has something more to it. What makes Christmas special isn't just the "magic" of the season but the meaning of the story.
When we really think about the Incarnation (God taking on flesh), it should stir wonder in us. In The God Who Became Human, Graham Cole summarizes his hope for the reader.
The first words of Holy Scripture describe the story's opening drama of creation, creation by God speaking forth light into the dark abyss. "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth…and darkness was over the face of the deep…And God said, 'Let there be light,' and there was light'" (Gen 1:1, 3). Bruce Waltke recognizes the Bible's theme here and expresses it as "God irrupting into chaos to establish his rule over everything." The creation account emphasizes the God who speaks light into darkness and breaks the silence with the power of his voice.
Continue reading Darkness. Then Light.
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Have you ever gone on vacation intending to use that time to grow spiritually only to head home afterwards realizing you neglected your spiritual walk? Vacation is a time I'd like to spend more time in the Word but the opposite usually happens. My normal rhythms are interrupted. The pace is fast and our schedule is full. There's so much to see and do. Even during vacation it's easy for your time alone with the Lord to get squeezed out. While the week ends up being a lot of fun, you arrive home feeling spiritually weak because you've neglected the most important thing.


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Drivers have faced long delays on the M1 in Leicestershire today following a crash close to East Midlands Airport, and then a broken down car.
Two lanes were closed on the southbound carriageway of the motorway this morning between Junction 25, for the A52 to Nottingham and Derby, and Junction 24, for the airport.
It is not yet known whether anybody was injured.
One lane, lane three of three, remained closed at 1pm.
There were long tailbacks in the area, with traffic on the northbound carriageway also affected.
That was followed by a car breaking down on the same stretch of the M1, but on the northbound carriageway. Lane three of four was closed, causing traffic to start queueing.
A spokesperson for traffic information service Inrix said: "There have been multiple incidents on this stretch this morning."
The latest updates on this story are below.
Traffic has now cleared near the airport but there has been another accident on the southbound carriageway nearer Derby.
Both lanes have reopened following the collision but traffic remains heavy.
According to travel sites, which include Inrix, the vehicles involved are still awaiting recovery.
Motorists heading northbound on the M1 can expect a travel time of around 17 minutes, according to Inrix.
This map from Highways England shows where traffic is at its worst.
The black line shows where vehicles are not moving.
According to Inrix, a travel monitoring service, the A50 in Castle Donington is busy with queuing traffic because of the problems on the motorway.
According to travel monitoring service Inrix, two lanes are still closed and traffic continues to build.


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Sonia Sotomayor's most concerning statement, and it's not her phony COVID-19 stats
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor said some very disturbing and concerning things last week during oral arguments over two of President Biden's vaccine mandate rules, some of which caught the attention (and rightfully so) of Fox News hosts and guests, while other cable news channels essentially ignored it.
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What caught the attention and ire of many? Mostly it was Sotomayor's bogus stats on COVID-19 she was spewing. For example, the Justice said "We have over 100,000 children, which we've never had before, in serious condition, and many on ventilators."
This was plainly a false and unfortunate inappropriately political statement by Sotomayor. We have seen this number is around 3500 children, not 100,000! This was confirmed by CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky during a interview over the weekend (unfortunately she did not correct the Justice in the interview).
What else is unfortunate is the Fox News talking heads that dwelled on this incorrect statement spent very little to no time on the most disturbing thing Sotomayor said.
The Yale Law School graduate and current Supreme Court Justice said during the arguments, "I'm not sure I understand the distinction why the states would have the power (to institute a mandate), but the federal government wouldn't."
The fact that a Supreme Court Justice would ask that is astounding and frightening. Either she is unaware of the 10th Amendment, "powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people", or worse and more likely, she is ignoring it.
As I said previously, of the plethora of Fox News hosts and guests that critiqued Sotomayor for her erroneous statement concerning COVID-19, few said anything about the latter statement.
I must admit I am not totally surprised because most cable TV hosts probably are on the side of Sotomayor's disregard of the tenth amendment.
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Wednesday, 19 April 2017 : he German was appointed as Anfield boss in October 2015 and signed a new six-year contract last summer.
The former Mainz and Borussia Dortmund manager told German magazine Sport1: "I will not have been in charge of 10 different clubs once my managerial career is over.
The 49-year-old does admit, however, that he is under pressure to bring silverware to Merseyside.
The Reds were also unable to maintain a sustained title challenge this year, although they remain in contention for a Champions League place.
Klopp believes everyone at the club is pulling in the right direction in an attempt to end the drought.
Klopp could be joined in the Premier League next season by his friend and former Dortmund assistant David Wagner, who has led a strong push for promotion at Championship side Huddersfield.
The Terriers are on course for a play-off place having been 18th when Wagner took charge in 2015.


The DC booth is going to look a little different at SDCC 2019. The comics book giant will be joining up with parent company Warner Bros to make one booth to rule them all.
I'm used to seeing DC's booth be standalone at Comic Con. It's actually one of the better publisher booths too, since DC usually stocks it with movie costumes, collectibles, and of course signing tables.
The Warner Bros booth on the other hand… well I honestly can't remember much about it from this past show. Maybe that's the reason for this change though. Since Warners does so much DC stuff anyway, why not just combine the two into one big super-booth? Makes sense. Of course, it also makes sense financially, as these big shows aren't exactly cheap to display at. But the changes don't stop there.
Another big alteration is the placement of said super-booth. DC says they'll be in the "entertainment" section of the hall next year. That's a big shift, as the company is typically in the middle of all the other comic book publishing houses like Marvel and Image. Now they'll be in with the TV and movie stuff, closer to the likes of Weta and FOX, and right next to Artist's Alley.
Lots more to come as to this announcement, and Comic Con in general really, as the show celebrates 50 years in 2019.


We are happy to announce that the world premiere of "Man made epidemic" will take place at the Curzon Soho at 12:30. Doors open at 12:15. If you would like to buy tickets, please write an email to : info@man-made-epidemic.com . A Q&A will take place after the screeening from 14:00 – 15:00. Adress Curzon Soho: 99 Shaftsbury Avenue, London W1D 5DY. We hope you will all be able to make it!


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Цар Петро IV () — болгарський цар, співправитель і старший брат царя Івана Асена I. Брат царя Калояна і дядько царя Івана Асена II.

Від народження й до свого проголошення царем в 1185 році, Петро IV іменувався Теодором (Федором). Зміна імені вказує на підтвердження легітимності правління шляхом встановлення зв'язку з царем Петром I, чиє ім'я використовувалося попередніми керівниками повстань проти візантійського панування в 1040 і 1072 роках. У деяких літописних джерелах це ім'я представлено як Slavopetăr («славний Петро») та Kalopetăr («добрий Петро»). Саме тому, під час вступу на престол він узяв ім'я для спадковості з борцями за незалежність Болгарії царями Петром II і Петром III.

Він та його молодший брат Іван Асен, були керівниками успішного повстання проти Візантійського володарювання, яке тривало майже два століття.
26 жовтня 1185 р. в церкві св. Дмитра Солунського в м. Тирново брати проголосили незалежність Болгарії. Теодора було короновано й він прийняв тронне ім'я Петро IV та титул "цар".

Після 1190 року Петро відійшов від управління країною. Однак після убивства 1196 року його молодшого брата, царя Івана Асена I, повернувся на трон. За рік після цього, 1197, його також було убито в результаті змови.

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We are happy to announce that Cloud Eye Control has been awarded a 2013 MAP Fund grant to complete our upcoming new work, Half Life.
MAP supports artists, ensembles, producers and presenters whose work in the disciplines of contemporary performance embodies this spirit of exploration and deep inquiry. MAP is particularly interested in supporting work that examines notions of cultural difference or "the other," be that in class, gender, generation, race, religion, sexual orientation or other aspects of diversity.
Many thanks to everyone at MAP Fund, Creative Capital, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation!