Good Day, Regular People: When Do You "Get Over It"
When Do You "Get Over It"
One in seven women will experience postpartum mood disorder. 19 years ago, I was one of those women. It's been almost 20 years, and I still advocate, help raise funds, and share my story. People ask me when I'll get over it.
As long as there are women having babies, I won't be "over" it. That time in my life was one of the most challenging, where I learned the meaning of struggle, support, community, the importance of health care and treatment, and hope.
Hope was as important as my physician's care and my family's support. I needed to believe I would get better. I had a health care nurse at the time who promised me I wouldn't always feel the way I did. It was hard for me to believe her, I felt I would never get back to who I was. In my bones, I feared I would never "get over" whatever it was that had its hold on me.
She told me I would make it through, because she had seen it. I asked her to tell me of every single woman she knew that had survived, and so she did. With a leap of faith, I grabbed those stories of hope and hung on to them until the belief of survival became my own. I saw those dark days through and on to a life of triumph.
Women with postpartum mood disorder can get better. For this to happen, we need community, resources, support, awareness, medical care and treatment, and a safe place where we find acceptance and connection. Once the curtain of shame, stigma, fear and isolation are lifted, women can begin their journey back to recovery. And one of the biggest predictors of recovery is SUPPORT.
Besides being a proud PPMD survivor, I also am a contributor and Warrior Mom for the national nonprofit, Postpartum Progress. PPP offers in-depth information, community and hope for pregnant and new moms by raising awareness, fighting stigma and providing peer support to women with maternal mental illness.
Today, June 21, is national "Climb Out of the Darkness" day for the postpartum information website, Postpartum Progress. COTD is an international fund raising and awareness raising event where 120 teams 40 states and 6 countries climb metaphorically to represent the climb out and the climb back to themselves. It is the world's largest event for moms with PPMD.
I am climbing today, along with thousands of other women, because "Together, we are stronger."
To see more about Climbs or to find one near you, please click here.
Most importantly, if you know of a mother struggling, or if you yourself are experiencing or think you are experiencing postpartum symptoms, please check the Postpartum Progress site for information on how you can find help.
Thank you. And to all of my fellow PPMD mamas climbing today, I'm so proud of you.
That's exactly it, B. We want to be the hand that once was extended to us.
Thank you for sharing your story and continuing to speak out about this. I am a mother of two who continues to struggle with postpartum anxiety, as my youngest is just five months old. Women like you give me the strength to keep going. It is not an easy journey, but I've learned a lot about myself and met some amazing people because of it.
Kara, do you belong to postpartum progress community? On Fb, and twitter? Come join us, we are a wonderful place of support and acceptance!!!
I am so glad you are in the lives of so many people who need and love you for a variety of reasons...it is beautiful how you share your stories of hope with others who need them!
Such an important message. I was there once too and it does get better. Thank you for championing this cause.
When I had Reese Ann in 2011, I got hit HARD with postpartum anxiety. I wasn't depressed because I was elated that I finally had this beautiful, wonderful person in my life. It was strange, really. I would sit on the couch and hold her...soaking up her infant perfection...when the thought of "what would happen if..." (i.e. SIDS, car accident, dropping her, etc.) would stifle me with fear. I was terrified that something would happen and I would lose her forever. My love for her was so deep and fierce that I feared how I could ever live without her.
My doctor told me that I had anxiety.
He was wonderful and understood even when I didn't understand what was wrong with me.
I am so thankful for a doctor that knew when I didn't.
I love you for sharing your story and for enlightening readers about an issue that is faced by so many.


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Reaction to Thornycroft arrest - 2002-03-28
The Vienna-based International Press Institute, the IPI, has sent an open letter to Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe criticizing the arrest of journalist Peta Thornycroft.
Ms. Thornycroft files stories for Britain?s Daily Telegraph, the Voice of America and other media outlets. She is the first journalist to be charged under the new Public Order and Security Act; she is accused of publishing false statements likely to be prejudicial to state security and inciting violence.
IPI editor David Badge calls this a test case of the new law. He says the arrest is yet another attempt by the Mugabe government to intimidate the independent media and hinder the free flow of information. He says it?s unclear whether Ms. Thornycroft will receive a fair trial in Zimbabwe, adding the IPI is calling on the Zimbabwean government to drop all charges against her.
Mr. Badge spoke to English to Africa reporter Joe De Capua.

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• Consumer spending growth of 3.0% in September - above inflation for sixth month in a row.
Barclays Spain and Caja Rural Castilla-La Mancha have reached an agreement for the transfer of the business of 14 branches located in Madrid, Ávila, Ciudad Real, Cuenca and Toledo. The transfer is capital accretive for Barclays and the 14 branches are part of the branch restructuring announced in February by Barclays as part of the repositioning of its European Retail Banking business to focus on the Premier segment.
Mike Rigby, Head of Manufacturing, Barclays, comments on today's PMI manufacturing figures.
In response to the interest around Barclays' decision to exit a number of money service businesses, we wanted to explain what is happening here and the reasons why.
Barclays has today (Thursday, 26 September 2013) called on businesses across the UK to join them in doing as much as they can to support members of the military and their families.


This paper examines the effect of a nationwide healthcare reform implemented in Turkey on women's fertility decisions. The Family Medicine Program (FMP), introduced in 2005, provided a wide-range of primary healthcare services, free of charge, and achieved universal access by matching each citizen to a specific family physician, who operates at neighborhood clinics, called Family Health Centers, on a walk-in basis. Although reducing fertility was not specified among the goals of the reform, reproductive-health and family-planning services have been covered under the FMP. To establish causality, we exploit the staggered rollout of the FMP implementation across Turkish provinces over time using a difference-in-differences estimation strategy. Our estimates indicate that the FMP significantly reduced childbearing among both teenagers and women ages 20-29. These results can be explained by increased access to and reduced cost of reproductive-health and family-planning services. However, the patterns in which the program effect has evolved over time differs between the two groups of women in a way that provides additional insights about the mechanisms. For teenagers, the FMP had a direct effect on childbearing, reflected by an immediate and rapidly-increasing pattern, which is not surprising given the broad agreement about the negative consequences of teenage childbearing among government and public health officials, including those in Turkey. For women ages 20-29, however, the program had a gradual and slowly-increasing effect, which is consistent with an empowerment channel. This should be interpreted as an unintended consequence of the program because, if anything, Turkey is a country where the government's position is to encourage fertility behavior and discourage birth control practices among women at prime childbearing ages.


McDermott and Fazackerley future in doubt (BBC Sport): The futures of Birmingham City's assistant manager Terry McDermott and first-team coach Derek Fazackerley are in doubt, amid reports the pair have left the Sky Bet Championship club.
Darren Ferguson: 'Posh penalty-takers had plenty of bottle' (Peterborough Telegraph): Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson praised the 'bottle' shown by his players as they clinched a date at Wembley with a penalty shoot-out victory at Swindon.
Double blow for Swindon Town (Swindon Advertiser): Swindon Town suffered a miserable double blow as they were knocked out of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy on penalties and learned that striker Nile Ranger could be out of action until the end of the Sky Bet League 1 season through injury.
Blackburn Rovers boss Bowyer may loan one of his 'keepers out but insists that youngster Kean is still in his plans (Lancashire Telegraph): Blackburn Rovers boss Gary Bowyer has stressed that Jake Kean remains a firm part of his plans - but he has not ruled out allowing one of his goalkeepers out on loan.
Scruffy win is what we need, says Adam Chapman (South Wales Argus): Newport County host third-placed Oxford United tonight in the first of five successive home games as they aim to get their Sky Bet League 2 promotion push back on track.
Sheffield United: Questions posed in transfer market (The Sheffield Star): Sheffield United could revise their list of loan targets if progress continues to prove slow in the transfer market, manager Nigel Clough has admitted.
Wickham remains desperate to prove himself with Sunderland - but refuses to rule out another loan departure (The Northern Echo): Connor Wickham, who enjoyed a loan spell at Sheffield Wednesday earlier this season, remains determined to prove himself at Sunderland, but will ask to leave on loan for the third time in his Black Cats career if his first-team prospects do not improve.
Norwich City's Declan Rudd has grown up on loan at Preston North End (The Pink'Un): Norwich City's former England Under-21 keeper Declan Rudd believes he will return to Carrow Road a far better keeper for his extended loan spell at League 1 promotion hopefuls Preston North End.
Argyle facing a test of character after York defeat, admits boss John Sheridan (The Plymouth Herald): John Sheridan has admitted Plymouth Argyle face a test of character after the crushing 4-0 defeat by York City at Home Park on Saturday.


Desmond Last. I Write for a Better World.Prime Minister Theresa May, the BBC, CNN and the Washington Post will not acknowledge my Writing. The White House and President Trump have acknowledged my Writing.Can any human action ever cause an earthquake?
There can be no Peace whilst we allow Evil to co-exist with those who are not Evil.
Will the UK fail miserably after Brexit in the next decade?


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Marla On The Park
722 Marlee Avenue, Toronto, ON
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Boutique Living. Prime Location.
A Kultura Project
Marla on The Park Condos is a boutique building that will allow it to offer residents an intimate modern living experience. Located in Glen Park, the condos (which sit at 722 Marlee Ave) will be just minutes away from multiple subway stations, one ride away from the downtown core.
The project is currently in preconstruction at 722 Marlee Avenue, Toronto. With a total of 28 units over 4 storeys, sales for available units start from the mid-$600,000's. The project will have a mix of 10 x 1-bedrooms, 17 x 2-bedrooms, 1 x 3-bedroom.
Marla On The Park will also include 129 square metres of parkland, which will be used to expand the existing Wenderly Park that sits behind the development site.
The demand for units is expected to be high, and interested buyers are highly encouraged to register online for the latest information regarding prices & floor plans.
Come home to Marla.
The neighbourhood of Glen Park continues to be a quiet area composed mostly of single-family homes. The amenities located close to Marla will not disappoint:
4 min walk to Lawrence Allen Centre is within walking distance
10 Mins to Yorkdale Shopping Centre is located two subway stops
6 min drive to Fortinos, Metro, Sobeys and a host of independent grocery stores
Big-box stores such as Canadian Tire, PetSmart, Staples and Marshalls are also nearby.
The Beltline Trail runs just to the south, and offers a protected east-west walking & biking route across Midtown Toronto.
Wenderly Park sits directly behind the development site.
Marla is a short walk to not 1 but 2 subway stations – Glencairn subway station is a 5 min walk south, while Lawrence West station is 10 minutes to the north. Both provide a one-seat subway ride to Downtown Toronto, the University of Toronto and Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. Drivers will have easy access to Allen Road and to the 400 series highways (401, 404 & 400).
Development Team: Kultura
Location: 722 Marlee Avenue, Toronto, ON
Price Range: 650000 CAD
Bedrooms: 1-2-3
Building Height: 4


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Gérard [žérár] může znamenat:

příjmení
 Balthasar Gérard (1557–1584), francouzský student, vrah Viléma I. Oranžského
 Bob Gérard (1914–1990), pilot Formule 1
 François Gérard (1770–1837), francouzský malíř
 Jean Ignace Isidore Gérard (1803–1847) viz Grandville, francouzský kreslíř
 Marguerite Gérard (1761–1837), francouzská malířka a grafička

rodné jméno
 Seznam článků začínajících na "Gérard"

jiný význam
 Châtel-Gérard, francouzská obec v departementu Yonne, v regionu Burgundsko

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Home > FLY SPORTS > Paragliding > Swakopmund, Erongo District
Swakopmund, Erongo District
/ Namibia
Paragliding in Swakopmund, Erongo District, Namibia
Rainy Season:
November to April (Summer period)
Taking Off Coordinates:
22°46'6" (22.7685)S; 14°32'36" (14.5434)E
13m/42.65ft
Swakopmund is situated in Erogo District, at 361 km/224 mi in the west of Windhoek, Namibia's capital. The spot lies in the Namib Desert, western Namibia giving in the costal edge and facing the south Atlantic Ocean. The spot, an amazing combination of the ocean with desert represents an ideal option for paragliding soaring.
The Swakopmund town, built in the premises of Namib desert, better known as Moçâmedes Desert, is the junction of the South Atlantic Ocean and one of the oldest and largest deserts worldwide. The open sky, the deep blue and the endless dunes set an exceptional panorama.
The area is an immense taking off and landing arena. The open desert floor under your feet ends just where break the waves of the ocean shaping the coastline of the country. Paragliding there does not require special diplomas or license. The location is ideal for beginners because it does not present particular technical difficulties.
The warm continental wind meets the cold ocean Banguela current, creating the right boost for your flight. Often fog, springing from this impact, covers large part of the desert. Swakopmund is definitely a great touristic destination and an unforgettable flight experience!! Ready for the ride??
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Falaise du cap de La Hève, Le Havre
/ Upper Normandy France
Le Havre is a city, situated on the right bank of the river-mouth of Seine on the English Channel, in northwestern France, at the Seine-Maritime department of the region Haute-Normandie. Although it is not a very populous city, it is the most populous commune in the Haute-Normandie region and the second largest prefecture in France, right after Reims. The port of Le Havre is the second busiest one after Marseille.
Tumwater Mountain Launch, Wenatchee
/ Washington USA
Wenatchee is the largest city of Chelan County, located in North Central Washington and lies on the west side of the Columbia River. The city is also known as the Apple Capital of the world, due to the valley's many apple cultivations.
Canhas, Ponta do Sol
/ Madeira Portugal
Canhas is a small village in the municipality of Ponta do Sol, in the Portuguese island of Madeira. The agricultural way of life takes you back in old times, when nature was human's friend. It is one of the access doors to Paul da Serra, the amazing and the only plateau in Madeira. Paul da Serra is the only source that feeds the stream-lets that flowing down the Island.
Christchurch, South Island
Christchurch is situated in Canterbury region in the South Island, and is the second largest city of New Zealand. It represents the getaway to Antarctica, while lying next to Pegasus Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
Mona Vale, Sydney
/ New South Wales Australia
Mona Vale is a suburb in northern Sydney, at about 28 km/17 mi in the north of Sydney's CBD (Central Business District). Mona Vale beach streches at about 1 km/1093.6 yd in between the broad rock platform that divides it from the Basin on the north side and the Warriewood beach, on the south side. This spot provides you with good facilities and a picnic area.
Ölüdenız Beach, Fethiye Town
/ Mediterranean Region Turkey
Ölüdeniz beach in Turkey, overlooking the Aegean Sea and situated at 8.5 km/5.3 mi in the west of Fethiye town, seems to be a hot spot worldwide for the paragliding pilots.
Erongo District / Namib Desert / Swakopmund /
Walvis Bay, Erongo District
Walvis Bay lies in the western Namibia, in Erogo District. The town faces the South Atlantic Ocean and is the only natural harbor in the entire country's coastline. The city is located in the Namib Desert and the endless sand dunes till the end of skyline make Walvis Bay an incredible place to be.
Spitzkoppe, Erongo District
Spitzkoppe is a group of rocky peaks, located in Erogo District, Western Namibia, at 276 km/172 mi from the capital Whindhoek. The rocky formations are located in the Namib Desert, considered to be as the oldest and most spectacular ones worldwide.
Kiteboarding / Kitesurfing
The Walvis Bay is located in the western Namibia, in Erogo District. It is the only natural harbor of the country facing the South Atlantic Ocean. The town is located in the Namib Desert. In the south of the town, the Tropic of Capricorn influences strongly the climate and the landscape of the region.
Swakopmund is situated in Erogo District, at 361 km/224 mi in the west of Windhoek, Namibia's capital. The city is located in the Namib Desert and is just the perfect spot for amazing sand boarding rides.
Extreme Hiking / Hiking
Sesriem, Hardap Region
Sesriem settlement is situated in the heart of the Namib Desert and at 304 km/189 mi from the Namibian capital city, Windhoek. Sesriem is the access point for the marvelous Naukluft National Park, one of the largest worldwide.
Windhoek, Khomas Region
Windhoek, the Namibian capital city, lies in the central part of the country in the Khomas Hochland plateau which separates Windhoek from the Namib Desert. The city is the starting point for many prestigious races and seat of many athletic clubs.
Swakopmund is situated in Erogo District, at 361 km/224 mi in the west of Windhoek, Namibia's capital. The spot lies in the Namib Desert, western Namibia giving in the costal edge and facing the south Atlantic Ocean. The city is the main summer destination of the country and top spot for skydivers.


The 2016 College Football Regular Season is over. Bowl season is upon us and it is that time of year for awards and articles about awards (YAY!). With the award shows around the corner I decided to give you the only 5 awards that truly matter in College Football. Sorry Ray Guy, punter's aren't real people. Let's get!
Yes, he will probably win the Heisman Trophy but he isn't my Heisman winner. What Lamar did in the first half of this year was nuts. He had 25 total touchdowns in the month of September! Looking like an unstoppable force all season long he looked like the best player in the country, then November happened.
Jackson accounted for just 6 Td's in the last 3 games along with back to back losses including one to lowly rival Kentucky. Lamar had an amazing season, 51 total TD's is unreal but I'm a firm believer that the Heisman Winner should be the best player on a championship contending team. Dropping your last two games doesn't help your case and it made Louisville look like a flash in the pan. He will still win the Heisman but it will be a lot closer than most people thought a month ago. Still a terrific season by Jackson and the Cardinals.
Honestly I wanted to give this to the entire Alabama Defense but this is an individual award so we will give it one of their leaders. This is one of the best defenses in recent memory, their defense and special teams have scored 14 total touchdowns and they have only given up 14 touchdowns all year! Yeah…you do the math. If Bama's offense never took the field this year they still might have went undefeated. Allen is one of the leaders on this historic defense with 9 sacks, 14 tackles for loss and an awesome fat guy touchdown in their toughest game this year.
It goes back to my point earlier. These awards belong to great players on great teams, so Allen or Reuben Foster deserve this one.
This manboy is an absolute machine. I'm still not convinced he is 18. I love this award because I don't think we give kids enough credit for coming straight from High School Football to College Football and make an immediate impact. Oliver made his presence felt this year with 18.5 tackles for loss, 5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and he never comes off the field! I marveled all year-long at this kids motor and just impact from the jump. He is a future top 10 pick and he is one of the rare cases where it's unfortunate that he has to play in college for 3 years.
Ok, I'm not a huge fan of this kid and I know a lot of people probably know who he is because he just led Penn State to the Big Ten Championship BUT he might make a lot of national noise next year. He is a good college QB, mobile QB who likes to throw the deep ball. Cut from the Baker Mayfield cloth McSorley with be a Junior next season and with his stud RB Saquon Barkley back to open up the play action pass. Trace will be lobbing it up to his tall wide outs like he did much of the second half this season. I expect big numbers from Trace and the Nitty Lions next season.
He is the best player in College Football. Period. Watson led the Tigers to their second straight trip to the College Football Playoff. Deshaun is the perfect college QB. Mobile, elusive, big, strong, and rocket arm. Yes he has thrown 15 INT's this year but that was when Dabo was asking him to throw it 50-60 times a game. (Not an exaggeration) When the offense is balanced, Watson and Clemson are almost impossible to stop. Remember this guy dropped 40 on Bama last season. Watson has 43 total TD's this year and since he out dueled Lamar Jackson and Louisville and he is back in the CFB Playoff I give him the nod of Lamar.
Who's ready for Bowl Season?


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Класс для фильтрации нецензурных выражений (матов).

Анализ на основе регулярных выражений с списком исключений, совместим с UTF8.

Использование:

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$text = 'Да пошел ты нахуй и в пиzdu huesos, ушлепок ебаный, ебать мой вялый хуй!
Мой дед ветеран твоего деда педрилу ебал :( Хуячечки';

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var_dump(ObsceneCensorRus::isAllowed($text));
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```

Вторым параметром можно указать кодировку если она отличается от UTF8
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composer require vearutop/php-obscene-censor-rus
```

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php phpunit.phar ./tests
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The emissions scandal has already taken its toll on Volkswagen. Reuters/Dado Ruvic
Where were the whistleblowers in the Volkswagen emissions scandal?
September 29, 2015 11.51pm EDT
Robert Merkel, Monash University
Robert Merkel
Lecturer in Software Engineering, Monash University
Robert drives a (petrol-engined) Volkswagen.
Monash University provides funding as a founding partner of The Conversation AU.
The "defeat device" used by Volkswagen to cheat emissions testing in its diesel vehicles may be history's most costly software-related blunder.
But why did nobody in the German car giant speak out when questions were raised over how it intended to use the engine management software in some of its engines?
As the Notice of Violation from the the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) explains, the software in Volkswagen's EA189 diesel engines detected the precise conditions that indicated when a government emissions test was being run. Then, and only then, did the control software fully enable the anti-pollution devices fitted to the vehicle.
At all other times, the "road calibration" resulted in nitrogen oxide emissions up to 35 times higher than permitted by the US standard.
Fudging the benchmark
Attempts to mislead testers are unfortunately all too common in the IT industry.
Benchmarks are standardised ways of measuring the performance of IT systems but they are regularly gamed by manufacturers seeking a marketing edge.
In 2013 the technology enthusiast website AnandTech reported that many major smartphone manufacturers had written firmware that compared the name of the app currently running with a list of known benchmarks.
Normally, a smartphone's Central Processing Unit (CPU) is heavily self-monitored. It only runs at full speed for short bursts to avoid damage from overheating and to increase battery life.
But if a benchmark was detected, the CPU ran at full speed continuously. This slightly improved benchmark scores, but in a way that would result in flat batteries and burned pockets were it to be replicated for everything a smartphone does.
Rogue engineers?
Volkswagen's public statements to date have not attributed blame to specific individuals.
Bernd Osterloh, chairman of Volkswagen's work council and a member of the executive committee, said:
A small group has done damage to our company. We need a climate where mistakes are not hidden.
The idea that a small group of relatively junior engineers would have done this on their own is not consistent with how engineers build complex, safety-critical systems.
The basic engine management software was written by component supplier Bosch. The responsibility for configuring the software for the EA189 engine would have involved a substantial, multi-disciplinary team of engineers at Volkswagen, working with engineers at the supplier Bosch.
Before the engines could have gone into production, those engineers and their managers would have reviewed and approved the design and calibration of the engine management systems.
They would have also agreed upon, and employed, a systematic testing schedule. This would have involved testing on an engine-only rig, road testing on private grounds as well as testing on public roads.
The anti-pollution engineers would have been responsible for ensuring that the engine management system was sending appropriate commands to their components, and that their hardware was responding appropriately.
This kind of exhaustive testing is one of the reasons why developing new vehicle models costs billions of dollars and takes several years.
One possibility is that a large group of Volkswagen engineers conspired to falsify the written records of of this testing.
An alternative scenario is that accurate written testing records were made, showing that the pollution controls were inoperative in normal driving. These accurate records were reported through normal channels, and the engines went into production anyway.
It is very hard to imagine how either event could have occurred without the influence of senior managers.
German newspaper reports indicate Bosch may have informed Volkswagen about the illegality of its plans in 2007, and that senior management were informed about the issue in 2011.
Rare is the whistleblower
The responsibility for the decision to deceive the emissions testers will ultimately rest some way up Volkswagen's management chain. But as well as the senior decision-makers, there is very likely to have been a much larger group of engineers who knew of the illegal deception, understood the consequences and chose not to reveal it to authorities or the media. The lack of whistleblowers from this larger group is striking.
The ethical duties of software engineers in these circumstances are, theoretically, quite clear. The Software Engineering Code of Ethics, agreed jointly by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), states that a software engineer should:
Disclose to appropriate persons or authorities any actual or potential danger to the user, the public, or the environment, that they reasonably believe to be associated with software or related documents.
While the code also addresses responsibilities to employers, including confidentiality, it makes clear the primacy of the public interest in cases where these ethical duties conflict:
[…] in all these judgments concern for the health, safety and welfare of the public is primary; that is, the "Public Interest" is central to this Code.
Acting on this professional obligation, when it involves revealing an employer's unethical practices to regulators or the media, usually imposes a tremendous personal cost. As a consequence, examples of engineers blowing the whistle are very rare.
Engineer Salvador Castro informed the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about a potentially life-threatening flaw in his employer's infant incubators, after his employer did not fix the issue. He was fired and was unable to regain regular employment, despite the flaw being confirmed and a recall notice issued by the FDA.
As this example illustrates, the incentives for working engineers reward keeping quiet, not speaking out.
Holding individuals accountable
As time goes on, there will be much interest in whether the more senior decision-makers responsible for the deception at Volkswagen are punished appropriately, given the consequences of their actions.
But to concentrate only on decision-makers lets the much larger group who knew something and did nothing off the hook.
It's time to look at the incentives for all engineers to disclose flawed systems that put the public at severe risk to the appropriate authorities (or the media).
Firstly, we need to find better ways to protect those whistleblowers who do come forward. But we should go further. We should seriously consider whether those who could, but do not, disclose dangerously flawed systems should, in some circumstances, face some kind of sanction.
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Volkswagen emissions scandal


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Mustaine Mania
DAVE MUSTAINE talks How Much Coke MEGADETH Did on Rust In Peace; Being Hurt by Nick Menza & Marty Friedman
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The interview covered a lot of ground including his current thoughts on his former Rust In Peace-era bandmates, guitarist Marty Friedman and drummer Nick Menza, and just how coked up the band was while recording this thrash classic.
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Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine is promoting his new book, Rust in Peace: The Inside Story of the Megadeth Masterpiece, and offered a rare one-on-one interview to our friends at Loudwire. The interview covered a lot of ground including his current thoughts on his former Rust In Peace-era bandmates, guitarist Marty Friedman and drummer Nick Menza, and just how coked up the band was while recording this thrash classic.
Mustaine admitted that the whole band was under the influence. "I'd be bullshitting you if I said [cocaine] did not influence [Rust in Peace] because we were all under the influence of the drug at the time."
Mustaine said he himself was not that big of a fan of the drug saying "I didn't really like coke that much. I liked the way that it tasted, but I didn't like the way it made me feel. It never ended well, put it that way."
He also did not hold back his feelings on Menza and Friedman. "The chemistry of Nick and Marty, don't get me wrong — that was amazing. And my heart aches when I think about that. And, in fact, that's why I wrote at the back of the book 'In Loving Memory' and not 'In Memory Of'.
"When I would read the stuff that he would [say about me], I would just be so hurt. 'Cause when we went to do the reunion, you see Ellefson tell the story, I wasn't the one that said Nick wasn't ready — Dave said that. I was really bummed about that; I wanted things to work out with Nick. And then in fact, I even said, 'You know what? If it's not gonna work with him playing in the studio, let's have somebody else go into the studio and play, and then we can have Nick play live.' I was bending over backwards to get a place for Nick. And then he said he wanted this exorbitant amount of cash to work for us and to be able to sell all kinds of merchandise that he had."
As for Friedman, Mustaine said "Marty has a really successful career in Japan where he makes quite a lot of money. And this is the part where I thought it was a little weird, where he said he said that he has to pay all his team while he's gone instead of just himself. 'Cause I thought we'll pay you what you're making so that's switching horses in the middle of the river — it's no big deal unless you fall off. And then when we found out that he wanted to sell his merch, his this, his that, his this, his that, then he wanted this crazy amount of money and he wanted to fly first class everywhere. I said to our management, 'I can't deal with this.'"
He briefly mentioned former guitarist Chris Broderick and drummer Shawn Drover, saying they "disappeared into the night" and didn't tell either him or David Ellefson they were doing so.
Elsewhere in the interview, he noted that his son, Justis, is his barometer for new Megadeth music. Dave noted that when he played his son both Super Collider and Dystopia, his son said both albums weren't heavy enough. Dave noted that with Super Collider, it was too late to change anything, but with Dystopia they had a chance to improve on the songs. Mustaine concluded that his son said the material they are working on now is, in his son's opinion, the heaviest stuff the band has written.
Overall, the entire interview is a very intriguing watch.
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The Plymouth Sound to Fowey site is not an existing management area, but was defined for the purposes of the VALMER project to be representative of a typical stretch of open coast with varied habitats (including rocky reefs, seagrass and kelp beds as well as sand and coarse sediments) and a range of issues and activities.
It is a large site, extending to 12 miles offshore. The area contains a recently designated Marine Conservation Zone and an offshore Special Area of Conservation. Fisheries, recreation and tourism are important economic activities, there is a commercial port at Fowey and the military makes extensive use of the area.
The study sought to explore ecosystem services assessments at the marine planning scale incorporating a combination of data rich and data poor areas, and to generate information that could help inform delivery of the Cornwall Maritime Strategy. As many ecosystem services as possible were to be considered, with a separate focus on cultural services.
The case study was co-ordinated by Cornwall Council, with the support of stakeholders through workshops to define scenarios and review results. The stakeholder group was deliberately constructed to only include those involved in environmental management, and participants included representatives of the harbour authority, statutory agencies, the National Trust and the Cornwall Wildlife Trust.
The assessment of multiple services was refined to focus on nursery habitats for commercial species, carbon sequestration, sea defence and bioremediation of waste (considering supply of clean water, immobilisation of pollutants and nutrient cycling).
This component of the study took a spatial approach, mapping the delivery of the services based on information within the literature concerning linkage between habitats and services.
A primarily qualitative assessment was made of how services might change under management scenarios concerning dredge spoil disposal, converting protected areas to no-take zones and replace swing moorings with eco-buoys.
Some quantification and monetary valuation was undertaken for carbon sequestration. The assessment of cultural services used an online and face-to-face survey with local residents, containing a spatial component in which each respondent was asked to indicate three locations that were considered special, significant or valuable and three that were unpleasant, neglected or challenged.
The baseline maps of ecosystem services delivery illustrated the importance of Plymouth Sound, with its varied habitats, as a nursery for a range of commercial species. The sand and coarse habitats that cover much of the site provided negligible levels of carbon sequestration relative to other habitats, although value of the site for carbon storage is nonetheless amounts to £1.4 million per year. These habitats play a greater role in nutrient cycling and the provision of clean water. The value of the increased carbon sequestration through the recovery of seagrass following the replacement of swing moorings is unlikely to offset the costs of installing the new eco-buoys.
The stakeholders found the results useful for raising awareness, but options for their direct use are limited.
The wide focus of this assessment resulted in a necessarily cursory approach given limited resources, and the resulting outputs were less useful than stakeholders had hoped, suggesting that a narrow focus with a high level output would have been a better approach. However, qualitative outputs are a useful tool for stimulating discussion and considering trade-offs, even if they have limited direct use in policy development.


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NYPD RELEASES TOXIC GASES ON NON-CONSENTING GUINEA PIG CITIZENS IN SUBWAY 'ATTACK DRILL'
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NBC New York explains that the chemical gas, which is derived from the waste of aluminum processing plants, was sprayed into subway tunnels at such low concentrations that nobody was expected to become injured by them, at least according to the so-called experts. In fact, most of the mainstream media sources reporting the story have declared the gas to be "safe."
PFCs linked to a host of chronic health problems in humans
But numerous safety data sheets on perfluorocarbons tell a much different story, as do various studies that have evaluated the chemical's effects on mammals over the years. As it turns out, perfluorocarbons have been shown in at least one randomized trial to cause respiratory distress syndrome, acute lung injury, and other health problems when inhaled.
Other studies have linked perfluorocarbon exposure to early menopause in women, as well as endocrine disruption, liver damage, reproductive problems, and cancer in the general population. The chemical is also exceptionally pervasive, and a major contributor to greenhouse gas buildup in the atmosphere.
And yet both the NYPD and the Department of Justice (DOJ), which heavily backed the project, continue to insist that people's worries are unwarranted. Concentrations of perfluorocarbon used in the study were too low to cause harm, they claim. And once the gas mixes with the general atmosphere, it will be virtually undetectable, or so goes the argument.
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Designers discuss women's role in interior design
By Alexandra Rosario
The design world's strongest players came out to speak about the role of women in the industry during a panel discussion at the Antiques, Art, and Design show at the Park Avenue Armory on Thursday September 22.
Interior designers Amy Lau, Celerie Kemble, Katie Ridder, Amanda Nisbet and Ellie Cullman talked about everything from women and men in the design workplace, to pregnancy, to having the time for everything the design world throws at them.
Amy Lau, Amanda Nisbett, Susanna Salk, Katie Ridder, Celerie Kemble and Eli Cullman. Photo courtesy Daniel S. Burnstein.
"I'm finding that today, there are many design firms headed by fabulous women. But are women competitive with each other in a malicious way?" asked Susanna Salk, who moderated the discussion.
"When I first started, it was all men working for me. I felt having men balanced things, I always had men project managers," Lau said.
"Yet, my whole office at House Beautiful was women," replied Ridder.
"But I do believe, there are certain women who just do not want to work with a woman," Cullman said.
Nisbet suggested that it is a woman's maternal instinct that makes her more attractive to clients than male designers. "My clients ask for things that are bulletproof for kids," she explained. "I have kids and I understand designing for a family. Not that men don't …"
Amy Lau, Amanda Nisbett, Susanna Salk, Katie Ridder and Celerie Kemble. Photo courtesy Daniel S. Burnstein.
"But there's an inherent domestic ability for women," finished Lau.
The panelists agreed that while women are not as fiercely competitive, sometimes, as Lau mentioned, men provide a balance because of their different approach to work.
Another topic concerning the non-traditional work atmosphere of the interior design industry was the issue of pregnancy. How do these women handle being pregnant during a project or having a designer who works for them become pregnant?
"I think that's the great part of interior design," Kemble said. "You can take on an interesting project without having to work full time." She related a story about a time when she was on a consultation with a client, but the client declined to hire her because she was pregnant and did not want to be liable for her. "She had good intentions," she said.
"If I were to hire anyone, it would be young mothers," Salk said. "They are the only ones who can't procrastinate! The most productive are those who are super busy."
The question that seemed to elicit some of the most reaction from the panelists dealt with how they handle questions and interviews with the media.
"Before, I felt like magazines only focused on two major designers at a time," Salk said. "Now if you open House Beautiful, up-and-coming and established designers are everywhere in editorial. How do you handle working with editors?"
"We can't ignore them, it's hard to make sure we do have true content out there," Lau said.
"We get lots of questions. We call them the 'Miss America Questions' like 'what could I never live without?'" said Cullman. "And we get them at least once a week if not more for the blogs."
"But I am so grateful to all of the editors out there who have helped my career," Kemble said.
Nisbet cautioned that her work comes first—that ensures she has things to share with the media. "I'm a designer first and foremost," she said. "I have to keep designing so I even have content to provide these editors."
The discussion concluded with questions from the audience. A male guest commented on working with women versus men. "I've worked with both men and women. Women by and large possess a much more collaborative community. I believe women care more about the whole, not just work."
After the panel, the ladies headed over to the Potterton Books exhibit for a book signing for some of the designer's latest editorial creations including Amy Lau's Expressive Modern, Celerie Kemble's Black and White and a Bit In Between, and Katie Ridder's Katie Ridder Rooms.


Went to see Ovo on Sunday. It's the latest Cirque Du Solei show to hit Boston. I can't say I've ever seen anything like it. Some of the action is downright jaw dropping and some of it makes you wish you had armrests to grip because even though there's safety equipment, at times it just looks like someone's career could end if they made a misstep. That being said, I've never seen a more confident and athletic group of performers. Yes, this was my first Cirque show.


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On entering the home, you are greeted with high ceilings and a hardwood staircase up to the second level which has polished floors, large open living space, updated kitchen, separate dining area that flows onto a rear patio and 3 bedrooms all with built in robes.
Downstairs is full of surprises, with great height under. Currently a double garage but use your imagination and you could have a great rumpus room, workshop (STCA) if you wanted. There is also room to bring laundry down under the house.
The home is primmed for a pool in the large lelvel back yard or to expand the house out the back should you so desire.
Location is key and here you are close to transport and only minutes' drive to Chermside Westfields, The Prince Charles Hospital, Holy Spirit Northside Private Hospital, Coles Stafford Heights and Raven Park Reserve.
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This is an opportunity for us to gather and support those who continue to struggle with the deaths of Antonio Baglivo, Lucas O'Connor, and Paul Van Doran. To volunteer, donate food items or tricky tray items, please e-mail Therese Urato (therese.urato@gmail.com). To purchase tickets, please download the form from the Goshen School District website ( www.gcsny.org).


America ignored Thanksgiving's plea to have sole custody of the turkey. We shunned Halloween and in turn, invented the theme party. So why not give the proverbial middle finger to New Years and just be better people for all twelve months, rather than two weeks of one?
I'm saying this because I know myself. I've accepted the fact that I have a less than stellar motivational track record. That is totally fine with me. But the concept of cutting out things that make life better is complete and utter insanity.
So in 2014, I'm going to eat a lot of food.
I am talking carbs on carbs on carbs. Oh yeah, and glutens and sugars and dairy and all that other stuff that people say is bad for you.
Although, in 2014, I hope to not rob any banks.
Because frankly, making a conscious decision to avoid bacon cheeseburgers, chocolate, and belgian waffles sounds like a full-fledged recipe for anarchy and chaos in my life.
I actually turn into a demon when I'm hungry. I'm talking enlarged eyeballs, speaking in tongues, and foaming at the mouth.
Edit: This could just be me when I'm hungry in a grocery store and get a whiff of the rotisserie chicken. Jury is still out. Will report back later.
I understand the value of healthy eating. My mother always harped on the rule that if nothing else, we had to eat the vegetables on the plate to be done with dinner.
That doesn't change the fact that I am still completely incompetent when it comes to being a chef, and just because a new year has blossomed, doesn't mean the same happened to my cooking skills.
I'm probably still not going to exercise.
You can give me all the perks in the world. A personal trainer? Someone to make me protein shakes? Free workout classes? Sounds good – I'll sign on the dotted line. And once I walk out the door (because I obviously didn't bring the right shoes to start today), I will not be back for at least two months, if not more.
And when I do show up, I'll either be crying, angry, or just asking to use your bathroom (but I paid for it, so it's totally allowed).
January has no business telling me to get up two hours before my alarm and voluntarily walk outside in the bitter cold just to sweat. Oh, and then promptly endure an entire day of work afterwards just so I can regret eating an entire tub of Ben and Jerry's? No. No. And a big fat capital N-O.
Regret is something I like to tackle when I have the sun at full blast and a tan on my skin. Everyone regrets January in general; pale people aren't happy people.
My suggestion and solution is to take all those negative feelings and reassess them in June – you may still regret eating that Cherry Garcia, but hey, at least it will be more enjoyable on a beach.
All my phone calls will continue to go unanswered.
This is not to say that I am ignoring people this year. But the effort to keep in touch should not stem from the fact that it's January 1 and you still have yet to find out your six-month-old nephew's first name.
I will pick up your phone call if I am in a place of peace and serenity. I will not pick up your phone call if I am in the middle of a music-induced car concert. I am channeling Beyonce, and I will not be interrupted.
I will answer if I am in bed, on the couch, or any place where I am doing absolutely nothing, and have nothing to do in the foreseeable future. Texts or emails are perfectly acceptable ways to keep in touch.
So if you know that at 6pm you're on the couch, watching Dance Moms, and eating last night's leftover Chinese food, let your old pal, Jocelyn, know about it – if she happens to be free as well, BOOM!, instant phone convo.
There is no need to change your entire life because it's a new year, when you should just try to be a better version of yourself all year round.
Don't waste the money on a gym membership if you have no intention of ever going to lift a weight. Don't swear off carbs if you can't eat a salad without croutons. Don't commit to keeping in touch if the only time you call home is from the emergency room and its because you need your insurance information.
Make an honest effort all year round, and the whole idea of a resolution isn't so daunting. Know your limits as a person; know what you will and won't do and your Januarys will be a hell of a lot happier, and way less stressful.
You're welcome. Now, go forth, enjoy 2014.


facade suspended sheds light on RARA, the Revolutionary Anti-Racist Action. During the 1980s and 1990s, this resistance collective fought against racism, oppression and exploitation, the ongoing legacy of Dutch imperialist history. The two works on show are the first in a series in which I, in close consultation with RARA, both document and elaborate on this unprecedented case of post-war resistance. Point of departure for this exhibition is Overtoom 274, a house in Amsterdam that played a pivotal role in the exposure of RARA. facade suspended focuses on a police raid on the premises that took place in 1988, as well as on the facade itself, which is not only linked to RARA, but also has its own distinctive material connection to the Dutch colonial past.
For more information, please read Balancing Balancing - a conversation between Yvette Mutumba and Pieter Paul Pothoven (MetropolisM). If you are interested in the exhibition publication, send me your address and I'll be happy to mail you a copy.


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The Observer, 8/12/2018
Sunday, Aug. 12 marked the one-year anniversary of the alt-right "Unite the Right" protest in Charlottesville, VA, a rally which led to multiple injuries and the death of anti-nazi protester Heather Heyer. Although the movement was able to muscle its way out of the shadows and into the national spotlight, this year, it returned to those shadows.
After failing to receive a permit to march again in Charlottesville, Unite the Right leader Jason Kessler turned his attention to the nation's capital, planning a march and rally in front of the White House for Sunday evening. The "Unite the Right 2" rally was suppose to include as many as 400 alt-righters walking the streets of D.C. and gathering on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Instead, the thousands of counter protesters and police officers in D.C. on Sunday were greeted by just several dozen protesters—who were so insulated by police during their walk from metro and so far from the counterprotest movement at the White House they barely appeared to be present at all.
Kessler told The New York Times that the alt-right numbers were held down by an "atmosphere of intimidation" and logistical issues, despite the police escort and closure of specific metro entrances to anyone outside their group.
On the other side of the fence, the Black Lives Matter movement joined forces to express their discontent for Unite the Right 2. Enough people filled the park that even reporters were climbing trees to understand the magnitude of the crowd and to try to catch a glimpse of the small group of alt-righters, which was obscured by both the distance and large number of people in the way.
Several alt-right supporters made their way to the non-cordoned off side of the protest. While many came simply to talk with their opposition or to reporters—often while being shouted down by crowds around them—some attempted to incite the crowd, though there were removed by a very active police force before physical violence, which occasionally threatened, could break out.
Eventually, the low number of Unite the Right supports, high turnout from counter protesters and the appearance of a thunderstorm forced the rally to retreat to Virginia well before the event was set to conclude. This result was well received by a large majority of the assembled counter protesters. The early departure, however, of the alt-right left some antifa groups in search of an enemy, which they found in the police.
Deprived of the ability to fight the alt-right, some groups clashed with police and reporters, launching fireworks, glitter bombs and water bottles at officers. Others grabbed phones and otherwise damaged the equipment of reporters.
With the alt-right small in number and hidden by distance and police, it was the black clad, mask or helmet wearing members of the antifa who inspired the most unease and caused the most damage.
The rest of the counter protest movement's jubilant attitude against Unite the Right and the overwhelming police presence in the city prevented any damage from occurring, however. The day ended with no reported injuries and only two arrests.
Uncertainty surrounding CHAZ forces Community Lunch to leave


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import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.common.collect.Sets;
import groovy.lang.Closure;
import org.apache.tools.ant.DirectoryScanner;
import org.gradle.api.Action;
import org.gradle.api.file.FileTreeElement;
import org.gradle.api.file.RelativePath;
import org.gradle.api.internal.file.RelativePathSpec;
import org.gradle.api.internal.file.pattern.PatternMatcherFactory;
import org.gradle.api.specs.*;
import org.gradle.api.tasks.AntBuilderAware;
import org.gradle.api.tasks.util.internal.PatternSetAntBuilderDelegate;
import org.gradle.internal.typeconversion.NotationParser;
import org.gradle.internal.typeconversion.NotationParserBuilder;
import org.gradle.util.CollectionUtils;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;

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Vintage Hollywood Boulevard Photos | Photographs of Hollywood Blvd.
This vintage photos was taken in 1900 and shows the E.C. Hurd residence on the northwest corner of Prospect Ave. & Wilcox Ave. Prospect Ave. (now Hollywood Blvd.) was lined with pepper trees and was, almost, exclusively a residential street. From the hollywoodphotographs.com website.
Until about 1915, Hollywood Boulevard was almost exclusively residential. This 1905 photo shows horses and wagon travelling east towards Whitley Ave. From the hollywoodphotographs.com website.
Hollywood Blvd. began to experience a transition from a residential to a stree lined with commercial buildings. In the beginning, the only commercial buildings on Hollywood Blvd. were near Cahuenga Ave. and, also, Highland Ave. This rare vintage 1916 photos is looking east on Hollywood Blvd, towards Cahuenga Ave. From the hollywoodphotographs.com website.
This vintage Hollywood Blvd. photos is looking west towards Highland Ave. in 1916. The four story building was built by my grandfather, Charles E. Toberman. From the hollywoodphotographs.com website.


Of the 400 odd diseases in the dog that are inherited or have significant inherited components, more than half are believed to be single gene defects, and around 70% of these, are inherited as in a simple autosomal recessive mode of inheritance.
Because so many of the canine genetic disease conditions are as a result of single gene defects, there is great hope that eventually there may be many DNA disease specific tests available to dog breeders.
Similar diseases within related breeds often have the exact same genetic defect, but unfortunately this is not always the case. For example what causes PRA (progressive retinal atrophy) in one breed, may not involve exactly the same gene in another breed, which may have the PRCD PRA(progressive rod and cone degeneration) form of the disease.
Each test as it is developed has to be checked against known affected dogs and their related siblings/parents etc, to give the very high degree of accuracy necessary (>98%) before the test can be released for that breed.
Once a DNA disease specific test has been developed within a breed, it can be used to clear the problem from a breed. The problem can usually be cleared within several generations without any loss of important breeding stock. Where the DNA test is for conditions such as PRA, where the consequences of breeding an affected dog is blindness at a relatively early age, any such test is a an enormous step forwards for the health and welfare of the breed.
Simple autosomal recessive gene DNA tests.
With a simple autosomal recessive gene, the DNA test will clearly differentiate between affected, carrier and normal individuals. The beauty of this type of genetic test, is that you do not need to lose any valuable animals from your breeding program. Outstanding examples of the breed that are otherwise sound can be retained even if they are affected once this type of test is available. All you need to remember to do is to always breed 'up'.
Normal/clear dogs are usually given the 'A' pattern designation.
Carriers (heterozygous) are given the B' pattern designation.
Affected dogs are given the C' pattern designation.
Where 'A' = normal dominant allele and 'a' = affected recessive allele.
One allele comes from each parent.
When mating these dogs, mating two normals ie. A to A will result in all A dogs, no testing required.
With normal/clear A to carrier B dogs, 50% will be A and 50% will be B dogs – no affected dogs produced, only need to test those puppies that are retained to sort out the A from the B dogs, but this can be delayed if necessary until nearer breeding age (as no affected progeny).
With normal/clear A to affected C dogs, no testing is necessary, as all progeny are automatically B ie. carriers.
What you should try to avoid as much as possible is putting a carrier or an affected dog to anything but a normal/clear (A) dog.
B to B matings will produce ¼ normal, ½ carrier and ¼ affected progeny, therefore all progeny must be tested prior to sale (an expensive undertaking).
Equally, B to C matings are very high risk as there will be 50% carriers (B) and 50% affected (C) progeny – again, all progeny must be tested prior to sale.
Affected or C dogs can only be safely bred to a normal dog (A's), as any other mating will produce significant numbers of affected progeny.
The most important point of using this type of DNA test correctly is that one can avoid producing any affected animals provided you know the DNA status of the parents for that disease. Once all dogs in your kennel are clear or normal for the condition, no further testing is needed, provided you keep using normal animals.


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A Capsule History of
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1797: Mission San Miguel Founded
For some months during the summer of 1795, Padre Sitjar from Mission San Antonio explored the region between San Luis Obispo and San Antonio. Finally, on July 25, 1797, two years later, Presidente Fermin Francisco de Lasuen took formal possession of the land for Viceroy Branciforte and founded the 16th of the California missions. One of the chief purposes of the new mission was to facilitate travel between Mission San Luis Obispo and San Antonio. The mission system was so devised that each mission was a day's travel from its neighbor.
1806: Disastrous fire destroys buildings
The first chapel had to be replaced in a year's time by a larger adobe church. Workshops were constructed and living quarters established. Before sturdy tile roofs could be put over the buildings, a disastrous fire occurred in 1806. A major portion of the mission's equipment, produce, and buildings were destroyed. Neighboring missions came to San Miguel's aid, however, and in a year's time the mission was functioning again.
1816: Present mission Church begun
In 1816 stone foundations were laid for the church which survive today. Under the direction of Padre Juan Martin, the Indians had been preparing adobe for several years. The construction proceeded rapidly. And, in 1818, the Church was ready for roofing. Three years later, Esteban Munras arrived to supervise the interior decorations for which the Church is now famous.
1836: Mission San Miguel is secularized
On July 14, 1836, Ignacio Coronel assumed jurisdiction over San Miguel's mission property and lands for the civil government. Three years after the secularizing of the mission, many of the Indians had run away; Padre Moreno found the mission so despoiled that he had to retire elsewhere to support himself. Padre Abella, the last Franciscan at San Miguel, died in July, 1841.
1859: U.S. Government returns Mission to the Church
Mission San Miguel, which had been confiscated after secularization, was returned to the church by President Buchanan.
1878: A padre is once more sent to Mission San Miguel
After 38 years without a resident padre, Rev. Philip Farrelly took up residence as First Pastor of Mission San Miguel. Secular clergy made various repairs to the church and mission buildings.
Today: Best Preserved Interior
In 1928 Mission San Miguel was returned to the Franciscan Padres, the same group who had founded the mission in 1797. Today it is a parish church, novitiate, and retreat house.
Many of its original decorations are still intact. The mission's appearance today is much the same as when it was first founded, and it stands as one of California's best-preserved and authentic reminders of the past.
Click on the image at left
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Mission San Miguel Arcangel
Historical Postcards
The following postcard photos give an idea of how Mission San Miguel Arcangel has looked over the years.
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Front of church
shows cracks
caused by trains
passing nearby.
Bell in portico
is held in place
with strips of
Front portico.
in front courtyard.
Interior walls of church
show some water
damage--old buildings
need constant repairs!
Statue of
San Miguel, Arcangel
(Saint Michael,
Archangel)
on display at the mission
include the double yoke
for oxen, right.
Chumash grinding tools, left.
Earthenware pots,
Ranch and farm tools,
left.
The library for the Franciscan friars
who live at the Mission
is painted with scenes
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