The Solcana Mobility program maintains its integrity through the shared values of our Solcana Fitness community: Commitment, Personal Accountability, Community, and Joyful Health. Our mobility program combines the joy and connection of a yoga practice, with the practicality of mobility for athletes. We focus on creating long-lasting change in the body through holding positions that alter the fascia and improve positioning. We believe the high-level strength and skill can only be achieved through a combination of stability and flexibility, and our mobility program is designed to service that belief.
Group Acupuncture: Led by Amy Kuretsky and Kim Christensen, these 40-minute sessions focus on opening up points of relaxation and connection through acupuncture, and include a guided meditation.
Yoga Nidra: Nidra, or "yogic sleep" uses guided meditation to help you enter a fully relaxed state. This class, guided by Kate O'Reilly will make you feel like you have had 3-4 hours of restful sleep in only 60 minutes.
40 Minute Mobility: Longer holds of few poses intended to more permanently increase range of motion. Either done after a CrossFit workout or on its own during a rest day.
80 Minute Mobility XL: A mix of a a flow to warm up, followed by a few poses held for a longer time, ending with extended meditative seated poses or meditative shivasana. Expected to be done either after a WOD or on its own. Intended for both more permanent range of motion improvement.
**All classes are open to all skill levels; please speak with your instructor if you have any special needs, injuries or concerns.


Billy Idol arrived at The Jimmy Kimmel Show (looking sensational, right?) and he found Bill Murray and Jack Black in the green room also guesting on the show. We would have LOVED to witness these three diverse celebrities interacting backstage. Were they in awe of each other? Was one of them a big diva? Did egos clash? Apparently the two Bills got along famously – Billy posted the bottom photo.
Jimmy Kimmel's parents were truly astonished when he had them ejected from the Nokia Theater in the middle of the Emmys. After his talk show failed to win an Emmy, Jimmy riffed about the fact that his parents had always told him that he could do ANYTHING he set his mind to, but it turned out "You lied to me!" Real security guards appeared and they roughly escorted the Kimmels OUT of the audience. According to Merle Ginsberg at The Hollywood Reporter, their son had NOT told them about this bit because he wanted them to look totally shocked – and they DID. They were able to return to their seats in half an hour.
If you haven't seen this video of Jimmy Kimmel's "Handsome Men's Club" – don't miss it. Our handsome colleague, Stephen Saban at The WOW Report, brought it to our attention and we love it. It's fun to see just WHO the handsome and famous "members" are.
It's STILL not over for Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah Silverman. The funny couple broke up in 2008 only to get back together at the end of the year. A few weeks ago they called it off once more, but now they're dating again. A friend says they're not exactly back together, but they ARE seeing each other on the down low. They can't seem to live without each other.


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Tata Steel receives Safety and Health Excellence Recognition 2018 from World Steel Association
Mumbai, October 19, 2018
Tata Steel Limited has been recognised for excellence in its commitment and innovation in the pursuit of Zero - an injury-free, illness-free and healthy workplace by the global steel body, World Steel Association.
Mr. T V Narendran, CEO & Managing Director, Tata Steel received the Safety and Health Excellence Recognition 2018 at the worldsteel General Assembly 2018 on Oct 17, 2018 in Tokyo, Japan. As part of its commitment to the highest safety and health standards, the World Steel Association (worldsteel) recognises its member companies for delivering demonstrable improvements in safety and health for steel industry employees.
About Tata Steel
Tata Steel Group is among the top global steel companies with an annual crude steel capacity of 27.5 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) as on March 31, 2018. It is one of the world's most geographically-diversified steel producers, with operations in 26 countries and a commercial presence in over 50 countries. The Group recorded a consolidated turnover of US $20.41 billion (INR 133,016 crore) in FY18. Tata Steel Group is spread across five continents with an employee base of over 65,000. Tata Steel retained Industry Leader position in FY18 and ranked second overall in the DJSI assessment, 2017. The Company has been recognised as the Climate Disclosure Leader in 'Steel category' by CDP (2017). Besides being a member of the World Steel Climate Action Programme, Tata Steel was felicitated with several awards including the Prime Minister's Trophy for the best performing integrated steel plant for 2014-15 and 2015-16, Best Risk Management by CNBC TV18 (2018) and 'Corporate Strategy Award' by Mint (2018). The Company also received the 'Most Ethical Company' award from Ethisphere Institute for the sixth time (2018), Steel Sustainability Champions (2017) by the World Steel Association, Dun & Bradstreet Corporate Awards (2017 & 2018), Golden Peacock HR Excellence Award by Institute of Directors (2017) as well as 'Asia's Best Integrated Report' award by the Asia Sustainability Reporting Awards (2017), among several others.

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The following is a script from "Chief of Chobani," which aired on April 9, 2017. Steve Kroft is the correspondent. Michael Rey and Oriana Zill Granados, producers.
At a time when Americans are debating whether immigration and refugees are a good thing or a bad thing for the country, it is sometimes noted that Tesla, Google, eBay, and Pepsi Cola are all either founded by or currently run by immigrants, and, in one case, a refugee. It's a reminder that foreigners don't always take jobs from Americans, sometimes they create them. And of all the success stories none seems more relevant to the current debate than the tale of Hamdi Ulukaya, who came here from Turkey 23 years ago on a student visa with almost no money. Today, he is a billionaire who has changed American tastes with his Chobani yogurt, resurrected the economy in two communities, and drawn praise and some hostile fire for the way he's done it.


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Third party sales agents, facilitation payments and auditors
Once again a multi-billion euro industry seems to have fallen foul of the US Foreign and Corrupt Practices Act and the UK Bribery Act 2010. Recently the media has been reporting on the start of a criminal investigation into the sales practices of Airbus. It has been reported that the SFO have arrested a number of current and former Airbus employees as part of a long running investigation into alleged corruption operating in Saudi Arabia.
The practice of using third party sales agents or consultants and "facilitation payments" is not new and only the most naïve and innocent company executive would be surprised by the sales tactics used by their agents. There is a good reason why they are "third party and external" and that is the old excuse of "plausible deniability". Airbus' own website states that it has a 40 year relationship in Saudi Arabia, so one has to ask the question why is it not using its own controlled and ethical sales force to close deals instead of apparently relying on local independent agents as deal fixers.
What is interesting in the press coverage, and I'm enough of a cynic not to believe everything that is published, are the sub texts beneath the eye catching headlines. These are worth exploring in some detail as they may indicate a change in the risk appetite of multinational organisations.
Relying on External Audits
A quick google search into this case indicates that concerns were raised as far back as 2007 and that Airbus retained one of the Big 4 to conduct an internal review to discover whether improper payments were made. It is reported that they found no such evidence and this report was passed to the SFO in 2012, who apparently commenced their own criminal investigation despite this "clean bill of health". Clearly the Big 4 report did not convince the SFO that there was no case to answer. Most organisations, both small and large, seem to operate under the misguided belief that an external audit will both discover active frauds and confirm that internal controls are robust enough to detect fraud. The reality is that while a senior audit partner will approve the external report, it will be the most junior audit trainee who will be given a "tick box" questionnaire to complete. Detailed analysis of the accounts will depend on the agreed level of "materiality", which in a multi-billion euro industry could be single transactions of 500,000 euro or more. Of greater concern is the lack of any independent "Cradle to Grave" process reviews, which would identify the critical high risk areas. Once a Cradle to Grave review has been carried out then every single transaction is verified at each stage of the payment cycle. However, most audits only look at a representative sample of transactions to see whether the controls have been followed, they do not check all transactions as it would be too expensive and time consuming to do so. It would be interesting indeed to see whether the contract between Airbus and its local sales agents in Saudi Arabia included a "Right to Audit" clause and if the Big 4 audit firm included this high risk area in their audit scope.
Haymarket, with over 20 years' fraud investigation experience, is often retained by clients to investigate hitherto unexplained anomalies. We are repeatedly told by our clients that they recently had a clean bill of health from both their Internal and External Auditors. They can't believe that no-one spotted the fraud or the numerous warning signs.
The various media reports in the Airbus case state that it was an internal compliance review which discovered "errors and omissions" in the applications for export financing. Perhaps someone had realised that this was a high risk area and required more than just a cursory glance of the policy and procedures but a more critical approach to look behind the documented procedure and test what actually happened.
External Audits vs Critical Point Analysis and Investigations
Neither internal nor external audits are designed to detect fraud. The objective is generally to test and confirm that the existing policies and procedures are operating within established parameters. If the organisation has a fraud policy statement, a pre-employment screening policy, and an ethics or whistle-blowing hotline it may be deemed to have a good counter-fraud strategy, but this gives little or no indication as to how effective these procedures are. If the organisation has not experienced a significant fraud it may take this as a practical affirmation that the controls work, hence the "control delusion" dilemma. Consequently, it comes as a huge shock to the organisation when a fraud is discovered, usually by accident, and senior management ask "How did this happen"?
Figure 1: Why Internal Audit fails to discover fraud
There is a huge difference between conducting an internal audit of control mechanisms and a critical point analysis ("CPA") which focuses on:
How to bypass internal controls;
What means would be used to avoid such controls;
Who would be in the best position to understand how the controls can be circumvented;
What level of system of physical access would be required; and
When would be the best time to strike.
As fraud investigators, thinking like a fraudster becomes almost second nature and the CPA methodology gives a framework to build around. The experience of conducting fraud investigations across the spectrum of private and public companies in multiple jurisdictions provides invaluable insight into the areas of weakness which will be exploited.
Figure 2: How CPA succeeds in identifying weakness and fraud
So what is a "facilitation payment", how does it work and how would a company know if it had used them? Simply put, a facilitation payment is a payment to a third party to assist an organisation in getting the job done, or securing a contract. For example, this could be the payment of a fee (cash) to a customs official who is delaying clearance as the "paperwork" needs an additional approval fee or agreeing to process an invoice for "special projects " to a third party. That is the party that get its hands dirty and sweetens the deal in a number of ways. Let's break this down a little more; in the case of a cash payment the money must have come from somewhere in the organisation. The accounts will contain a record buried somewhere in an imprest or miscellaneous account. It is highly unlikely that the general ledger accounts will have a code for "slush funds and bribes", but there may be codes for special projects, incentives or contract negotiation fees.
The recent computer hack and publication of data from the Panamanian company Mossack Fonseca shows how convoluted the paper trail can be to "Follow the Money", and there have been many corporate scandals over the years centred on "slush" funds held off-shore.
The most relevant attribute of a facilitation payment is that it is approved by theorganisation at some level. This is not the innocent payment of a fraudulent invoice, but a conscious decision to pay a third party to assist in facilitating a contract. Historically, this may have been the only way to do business in certain parts of the world, and as they say, some old habits die hard. In the current economic and regulatory climate, organisations are more concerned about the regulatory fines and the adverse publicity that past facilitation payments could inflict on the organisation. Consequently, they are investing in compliance and not investigation departments. The difference between compliance and internal audit may be a bit blurred, but if you consider that Internal Audit verifies adherence to internal policies and procedures and compliance ensures that all the external AML sanctions checking and other regulations are complied with, then you can see a clear internal /external split of responsibilities. Both these internally and externally focused operations are looking at current practices, so who should be tasked with the responsibility to turn over historical practices, look under stones and unearth long buried skeletons? Will any Board of Management really approve an open ended brief to have access to all areas and full authority to interview current and past employees? A practical approach would be to appoint one of the Non-executive Directors, a "clean pair of hands", to control and manage the investigation into past practices. This should not be a publicised as an open "Compliance Audit", but a "Covert Compliance Investigation" which will require the skills and techniques of an experienced fraud investigation team.
Figure 3: Covert Compliance Investigation
The Magic 5 Steps
This paper is not designed to be a "how to manual" as each organisation and investigation will be unique and the individual circumstances will dictate what course it will take. However here are five key steps which will be of use.
Stay covert as long as possible, remember there will be individuals who will want you to find nothing and may actively hinder the process. To avoid conflicting loyalties consider using an external team;
Map out the operational processes and organisations involved. There may be Head Office financial accounting based in the UK running the latest SAP suite of programmes, but the local system in the emerging market could be 20 years old and home grown. Fully document how financial and management information is transferred and imported into the UK Head Office system. Don't accept what you may be told, go back to original sources and verify them independently. In the lead up to the collapse of Barings Bank in 1995 both internal and external auditors reviewed Nick Leeson's operation in Singapore and found nothing wrong. What they failed to detect was that the Singapore back office system produced a number of reports which were transferred to the London systems. They didn't check to see whether the number of reports produced in Singapore was the same number of reports received in London, there was one report missing, the "five-eights" report, which contained details of all Nick Leeson's losses.
Remember that in some countries to set up a company the major shareholder, owner, and principal will have to be a national. Conduct a full conflict of interest review, mapping out all family relationships, declared and undeclared, extending beyond the immediate family to take into account uncles, in-laws (remembering that certain religions allow a husband to have several wives), cousins etc. In some cultures all members of a particular ethnic community may need to be included.
Let data analytics do the hard number crunching, but remember that data comes in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes it is not what the data is telling you, but it is what's missing. Generally, you would expect to see some sort of pattern due to repeated activities. For example, the standard supplier payments run always takes place on the 15th of the month. If that pattern is missing or disrupted it may because the data has been sanitised or a process altered. Be very wary of missing backups, system upgrades and any deviations from normal working practices. Create legally acceptably forensic images to produce a comprehensive data index. This will enable raw data to be analysed to produce actionable intelligence. Different analysis tools such as Haymarket's own Investigative Data Analytics applications and other link analysis tools can be used to diagrammatically represent relationships without being overloaded with too much information. This will ensure that the results can be presented to the Board, and more importantly, Financial Regulators and Law Enforcement, without overwhelming them with too much raw data.
Don't take anything for granted: test, re-test, re-verify and think outside the box.
At the start of this article I mentioned a possible changing risk appetite. Are current multinational boards prepared to look at their own organisation's dark and scary past? Only time will tell.
For more information about how to detect bribery and corrupt facilitation payments contact Haymarket.
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Candente Gold Considers Moving its Listing from the TSX to another qualified Canadian Stock Exchange
Vancouver, British Columbia, Oct 2, 2014. Candente Gold Corp. (TSX:CDG) ("Candente Gold" and/or the "Company") advises that the Company has been notified by the Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX") that market capitalization requirements have brought the Company under review in connection with TSX continued listing criteria.
Given the above and difficulties in capital markets the Company is considering moving its public listing from the Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX") to either the TSX Venture Exchange ("TSXV") or the Canadian Securities Exchange ("CSE").
To this end the Company is reviewing listing costs and requirements of both the TSXV and CSE to determine if a move is warranted and if so which one would be more appropriate for the Company as we develop our Tailings project at El Oro Mexico. Candente Gold considers that all costs savings possible are in the best interests of our shareholders.
About Candente Gold
Candente Gold's flagship asset is El Oro, a district scale gold project encompassing the largest and most prolific high grade gold dominant epithermal vein system in Mexico. The project covers 20 veins with past production and more than 57 veins in total, from which approximately 6.4 million ounces of gold and 74 million ounces of silver were reported to have been produced from just two of these veins.
Current focus is the historic tailings deposit left from pre-1930s milling of ores from the Mexico Mine in the El Oro District in Mexico State, Mexico. The tailings have had extensive historic assessments including drill testing and metallurgical test work. The tailings deposit lies within the town of El Oro and covers an area of approximately 5.6 hectares that once reclaimed, will be available for the town's future development. The tailings are adjacent to existing road access, power and water services.
On July 10th the Company announced the completion of an Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate containing 119,900 ounces gold and 3,000,000 ounce silver in 1,267,400 tonnes grading 2.94 grams per tonne gold and 75.12 grams per tonne silver. (see News Release No. 37).
Note: * Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. All figures have been rounded to reflect the accuracy of the estimate.
On behalf of the Board of Candente Gold Corp.
"Joanne Freeze" P.Geo.
Walter Spagnuolo
Manager, Investor Relations
local: + 1 (604) 689-1957 ext 3
toll free: 1 (877) 689-1964 ext 3
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Nataly Reategui
Investor Relations, Peru
Tel.: (511) 715-2001 ext 107
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Podcast: Why Do People Still Choose to Ride Hardtails?
With so many great full suspension mountain bikes on the market today, why are people still riding hardtail bikes? In this episode of the Singletracks podcast, we discuss the history of mountain bike suspension and the advantages hardtail mountain bikes still have over their fully squishy brethren today.
Podcast: Why Are Bike Companies Obsessed With Making Everything More Stiff?
Hard Tails are a good transition ifrom BMX into Mountain Biking.


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Q: MySQL - How to split values in single strings using comma I have MySql (8.0) with two tables, main:
 ID | TITLE | kindof
 1  |  aaa  |  shop
 2  |  bbb  |  food
 3  |  ccc  |  market

category:
 ID | TITLE | CATEGORY
 1  |  aaa  |  design, home, clothing
 2  |  bbb  |  asian, indian
 3  |  ccc  |  second hand

my node/express (main ID is auto increment):
let sql = BEGIN; INSERT INTO main (title,kindof) VALUES("${[req.body.title]}","${req.body.kindof});  INSERT INTO categories (id,title,category) VALUES(LAST_INSERT_ID(),"${[req.body.title]}"," ${[req.body.categories]}"); COMMIT;;
I would like to have:
 ID | TITLE | CATEGORY
 1  |  aaa  |  design
 1  |  aaa  |  home
 1  |  aaa  |  clothing
 2  |  bbb  |  asian
 2  |  bbb  |  indian
 3  |  ccc  |  second hand

req.body.category looks like that: {design, home, clothing}
How can I split the string using the comma in MySQL? Thanks

A: In MySQL 8+ you may use, for example,
SELECT category.ID, category.TITLE, TRIM(jsontable.value) CATEGORY
FROM category
CROSS JOIN JSON_TABLE( CONCAT('["', REPLACE(category.CATEGORY, ',', '","'), '"]'),
                       "$[*]" COLUMNS( value VARCHAR(254) PATH "$" )
                     ) AS jsontable
ORDER BY category.ID, jsontable.value;

fiddle

A: Consider the following. I have table (ints) of integers (i) from 0 to 9...
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ints;

CREATE TABLE ints(i INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY);
INSERT INTO ints VALUES (0),(1),(2),(3),(4),(5),(6),(7),(8),(9);

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS category;

CREATE TABLE category
(id INT NOT NULL
,title VARCHAR(12) NOT NULL
,category VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL
);

INSERT INTO category VALUES
(1,'aaa','design, home, clothing'),
(2,'bbb','asian, indian'),
(3,'ccc','second hand');

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS main_category;

CREATE TABLE main_category
AS
SELECT DISTINCT id
              , TRIM(SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX(category,',',i+1),',',-1)) category
           FROM category
              , ints;

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS category;

ALTER TABLE main_category ADD PRIMARY KEY(id,category);

SELECT * FROM main_category;
+----+-------------+
| id | category    |
+----+-------------+
|  1 | design      |
|  2 | asian       |
|  3 | second hand |
|  1 | home        |
|  2 | indian      |
|  1 | clothing    |
+----+-------------+

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On the eve of IFA 2018 in Berlin Germany, Honor are set to showcase their latest handset, the Honor Play, to viewers around the globe! And you can watch it right here!
The Honor Play is gearing up to be one of the best devices for mobile gaming on the market yet. Incorporating Honor's GPU Turbo into a ground-breaking combination of hardware and software will allow for higher GPU efficiency while lowering energy consumption. And all of that gives mobile gamers increased graphics processing power and a much smoother gaming experience.
Pairing its advanced gaming functionality with an AI-assisted camera, massive 6.3 inch FullView FHD+ screen and superior battery life, the Honor Play is set to be the leader in mobile gaming.
If you need more information after the live stream you can head over to the Honor Play website for more details.


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Welcome to LBI (learning Bahasa Indonesia), a course for learning Indonesian language through internet. First of all, let me introduce myself, my name is Mr.Zecky. I'll teach you how to learn Indonesian language.
Indonesian language is called Bahasa Indonesia. So, in this site, I'll use "Bahasa Indonesia". We'll learn Bahasa Indonesia using fascinating studying method, by given many sentence examples that is able to be replayed anytime, so that you can visualize the structures easily. At the next lesson sessions, I'll also give you reading with topics related to the newest issues that are occurring in Indonesia, and I'll also give you an Indonesia song and its lyric using Bahasa Indonesia.
Learning Bahasa Indonesia is not difficult, I'd also like to show you that learning Bahasa Indonesia is great joy and an exciting adventure, not to mention that you can find it very useful some day, you don't even know when. I'm sure that when our course is over you'll say: "Bahasa Indonesia is great!". So, what you're waiting for ? Let's begin!
Before going into the lesson, it's better if we try to learn how to pronounce the alphabet letters in Bahasa Indonesia first. Of course it will help you to understand Bahasa Indonesia lesson that will be given next.
In saying "a", the sound is like saying word "far".
Aside alphabet letters above, there are combination of 2 letters that are pronounced in one letter.
In saying "ai", the sound is like saying word "fine".
In saying "au", the sound is like saying word "how".
I've taught you how to pronounce alphabet letters in Bahasa Indonesia. Try to pronounce them regularly by yourself . If you're able to pronounce them well, it will assist you to understand all lessons which I'll give you later.


Easy once mastered, this method of steaming then frying Jerusalem artichokes concentrates their delicate taste and gives then a golden-brown crust. The same technique can be used with turnips, carrots and potatoes. This vegetarian dish could be served alone as a canapé, or as a side with anything from roast beef to fish or chicken.
Peel and cut the artichokes in halves or quarters if they are large - the pieces should be about the size of a quail's egg or slightly larger, give or take the odd corner.
Drop the artichokes into water acidulated with the lemon juice as you work , to prevent browning.
Drain and dry the artichokes. Heat the oil and butter in a wide frying-pan over a low to moderate heat, until foaming.
Tip the artichokes into the fat in a single layer. If you have too many and they are hopelessly heaped up, you'll need to use a second pan, or cook them in batches.
Cover and cook for 10 minutes or so, occasionally shaking the pan gently. Check after 5 minutes and turn them over carefully.
After 10 minutes, remove the cover. The artichokes should be beginning to brown. Cook for a further 10 minutes until they are tender, turning occasionally, so that they colour evenly.
While they cook, chop the parsley, garlic and lemon zest together very finely to make a 'gremolata'. When cooked, season the Jerusalem artichokes with salt and pepper and sprinkle over the gremolata.


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Een battaglia is een term in de muziek, die betrekking heeft op een muziekgenre dat een gevecht of strijd uitbeeldt. De meeste battaglia's werden in het renaissance- en baroktijdperk geschreven. Zij kunnen worden herkend aan een strijdlustig karakter. Dit kan onder andere worden bereikt door een specifieke instrumentatie (bijvoorbeeld een veelvuldig gebruik van koperen blaasinstrumenten) en het karakter van het stuk. Over het algemeen kan worden gesteld dat een battaglia een optimistisch karakter heeft en dat vaak een echo-effect wordt gebruikt. Hiermee wordt bedoeld dat een bepaalde stem een melodielijn of signaal speelt, die in een andere stem weer terugkomt, al dan niet met een andere dynamiek. Men kan in ieder geval spreken van een battaglia indien dit door de componist als zodanig wordt aangeduid.

Externe link
 verschillende battaglia's op het International Music Score Library Project

Muzieknotatie
Muziekterm

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Q: String unwanted character in c I am trying to add integers to a string. When I debug my code everything works perfectly fine, but when i run it normally two unwanted characters are being printed at the beginning of the string. How do I avoid this?
    int number_of_ints = 5;
    char s[number_of_ints*2];
    char suffix[4];
    for(int i = 1; i <= number_of_ints; i++){
        snprintf(suffix, number_of_ints, "%d*", i);
        strncat(s, suffix, 2);
        printf("%s\n", s);
    }

This is the output when building and running the code normally.
`û1*
`û1*2*
`û1*2*3*
`û1*2*3*4*
`û1*2*3*4*5*

A: Strings in C are a sequence of nonzero bytes followed by a terminating byte with a value of zero (the null-terminating byte, '\0').
You must size your buffer to have an additional space, to guarantee room for this null-terminating byte.
You must additionally make sure the contents of the buffer contain a valid string. You can do this by setting the first element of the buffer to the null-terminating byte, creating a zero-length string.
Failing to initialize the contents of your buffer means it will contain indeterminate values, and passing such a buffer to a function expecting a valid string will invoke Undefined Behavior.
The second argument to snprintf should be, at most, the size of the destination buffer.
Finally, consider using size_t when applicable, as it is the appropriate type for dealing with memory sizes (e.g., sizing variable-length arrays; the sizeof operator resolves to this type; snprintf expects this type as its second argument).
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main(void) {
    size_t number_of_ints = 5;
    char s[number_of_ints * 2 + 1];
    char suffix[4];

    s[0] = '\0';

    for (size_t i = 1; i <= number_of_ints; i++) {
        snprintf(suffix, sizeof suffix, "%zu*", i);
        strncat(s, suffix, 2);
        printf("%s\n", s);
    }
}

A: You have a few issues with initialization and size of your buffers.

*

*The size of your buffer is too short by 1 byte that is needed for 0-termination. Adding the last number causes buffer overrun and undefined behaviour.

*In addition the calculated size is only sufficient as long as number_of_ints<10 because it only allows for single digit numbers.

*That buffer is not initialized and us very likely not holding an empty string. Accessing it (via strcat etc.) invokes undefined behaviour.

*The size you provide to snprintf is not related to the size of the buffer.

You should apply these changes:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main(void)
{
    int number_of_ints = 5;
    char s[number_of_ints*2+1];
    char suffix[4];
    s[0] = 0;
    for (int i = 1; i <= number_of_ints; i++)
    {
        snprintf(suffix, sizeof(suffix), "%d*", i);
        strncat(s, suffix, 2);
        printf("%s\n", s);
    }
}


Gating pore currents through the voltage-sensing domains (VSDs) of the skeletal muscle voltage-gated sodium channel NaV1.4 underlie hypokalemic periodic paralysis (HypoPP) type 2. Gating modifier toxins target ion channels by modifying the function of the VSDs. We tested the hypothesis that these toxins could function as blockers of the pathogenic gating pore currents. We report that a crab spider toxin Hm-3 from Heriaeus melloteei can inhibit gating pore currents due to mutations affecting the second arginine residue in the S4 helix of VSD-I that we have found in patients with HypoPP and describe here. NMR studies show that Hm-3 partitions into micelles through a hydrophobic cluster formed by aromatic residues and reveal complex formation with VSD-I through electrostatic and hydrophobic interactions with the S3b helix and the S3-S4 extracellular loop. Our data identify VSD-I as a specific binding site for neurotoxins on sodium channels. Gating modifier toxins may constitute useful hits for the treatment of HypoPP.
Männikkö, Roope, Zakhar O Shenkarev, Michael G Thor, Antonina A Berkut, Mikhail Yu Myshkin, Alexander S Paramonov, Dmitrii S Kulbatskii, et al. 2018. "Spider Toxin Inhibits Gating Pore Currents Underlying Periodic Paralysis." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 115 (17): 4495–4500.
Männikkö, Roope, Shenkarev, Z. O., Thor, M. G., Berkut, A. A., Myshkin, M. Y., Paramonov, A. S., Kulbatskii, D. S., et al. (2018). Spider toxin inhibits gating pore currents underlying periodic paralysis. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 115(17), 4495–4500.
Männikkö R, Shenkarev ZO, Thor MG, Berkut AA, Myshkin MY, Paramonov AS, et al. Spider toxin inhibits gating pore currents underlying periodic paralysis. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 2018;115(17):4495–500.
Männikkö, Roope, Zakhar O Shenkarev, Michael G Thor, et al. "Spider Toxin Inhibits Gating Pore Currents Underlying Periodic Paralysis." PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 115.17 (2018): 4495–4500. Print.


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MEPROCS Methodological Framework
2. Main sources of error in Craniofacial Superimposition
3. Main sources of uncertainty in Craniofacial Superimposition.
4. Best practices in Craniofacial Superimposition
5. Practices in Craniofacial Superimposition that should be avoided
6. Requirements and desirable characteristics for technical equipment in Craniofacial Superimposition
7. Decision Making
In general, experts in the field of CFS tend to apply their own approach to the problem, depending on the technology available in their laboratory. For example, when scaling images of the face and skull, some researchers focus on specific sets of homologous landmarks, others rely more on a fit of skull and facial contours or seek morphological consistency.
CFS has evolved according to the technology available to professionals, based on previously established foundations [1, 2]. The variety of supporting technological advancements has involved a large number of highly diverse approaches, i.e., photographic superimposition, video superimposition, computer-aided photographic superimposition, computer-aided video superimposition, computer-aided 3D-2D superimposition, manual, semi-automatic and automatic.
In addition, there are different anatomical criteria that are used to evaluate overlap: contours, lines, proportions, landmarks and soft tissue studies, morphology, asymmetries, positional relationships, etc. The differences are not only found in the set of criteria used, but also in the weight assigned to each one of them, while the skull-face overlap is evaluated. Finally, each expert has their own decision scale, with different names and meanings, and different criteria for moving along the scale.
It can be considered that the CFS technique is currently in a new stage of standardization, which would begin in 2015, as a result of the European project MEPROCS (New Methodologies and Protocols of Forensic Identification by Craniofacial Superimposition), with the first publication by Damas et al. [3]. Surveys and two validation studies were included in the development of this project, which allowed witnessing a serious lack of consensus in the protocols, methodologies and materials used to carry out the overlays and their evaluation.
These studies made it possible to diagnose the main sources of error and uncertainty in CFS and to propose a list of 17 recommendations and 4 practices to avoid in order to eliminate or minimize possible sources of error as much as possible.


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using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Security.Claims;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Threax.AspNetCore.Halcyon.Ext
{
    internal static class Utils
    {
        public static String GetControllerName(Type controllerType)
        {
            return GetControllerName(controllerType.Name);
        }

        public static String GetControllerName(String controllerType)
        {
            if (controllerType.EndsWith("Controller"))
            {
                controllerType = controllerType.Substring(0, controllerType.Length - 10);
            }
            return controllerType;
        }

        public static Type GetEnumerableModelType(IEnumerable enumerable)
        {
            return GetEnumerableModelType(enumerable.GetType());
        }

        public static Type GetEnumerableModelType(Type modelType, bool throwOnNotFound = true)
        {
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            {
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                {
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                }
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                {
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                }
                else
                {
                    elementType = typeof(Object); //Have to give up and use object
                }
            }

            return elementType;
        }

        public static bool CanUserAccess(ClaimsPrincipal principal, MethodInfo methodInfo, TypeInfo controllerTypeInfo)
        {
            //Check for anon access attribute
            var anonAttrs = methodInfo.GetCustomAttributes<AllowAnonymousAttribute>(true);
            if (anonAttrs.Any())
            {
                return true;
            }
            //Otherwise check the action method and controller for authorize attributes.
            var attributes = methodInfo.GetCustomAttributes<AuthorizeAttribute>(true);
            attributes = attributes.Concat(controllerTypeInfo.GetCustomAttributes<AuthorizeAttribute>(true));
            return Utils.CheckRoles(principal, attributes);
        }

        public static bool CheckRoles(ClaimsPrincipal user, IEnumerable<AuthorizeAttribute> authorizeAttrs)
        {
            bool allowAccess = true;
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package org.apache.nutch.parse;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.apache.nutch.crawl.CrawlDatum;
import org.apache.nutch.crawl.SignatureFactory;
import org.apache.nutch.segment.SegmentChecker;
import org.apache.nutch.util.NutchConfiguration;
import org.apache.nutch.util.NutchJob;
import org.apache.nutch.util.NutchTool;
import org.apache.nutch.util.StringUtil;
import org.apache.nutch.util.TimingUtil;
import org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Job;
import org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Mapper;
import org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Reducer;
import org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.lib.output.FileOutputFormat;
import org.apache.hadoop.util.StringUtils;
import org.apache.hadoop.util.Tool;
import org.apache.hadoop.util.ToolRunner;
import org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.lib.input.FileInputFormat;
import org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.lib.input.SequenceFileInputFormat;
import org.apache.nutch.metadata.Metadata;
import org.apache.nutch.metadata.Nutch;
import org.apache.nutch.net.protocols.Response;
import org.apache.nutch.protocol.Content;
import org.apache.nutch.scoring.ScoringFilterException;
import org.apache.nutch.scoring.ScoringFilters;
import org.apache.hadoop.conf.Configuration;
import org.apache.hadoop.fs.Path;
import org.apache.hadoop.io.Text;
import org.apache.hadoop.io.Writable;
import org.apache.hadoop.io.WritableComparable;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.lang.invoke.MethodHandles;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Map.Entry;

/* Parse content in a segment. */
public class ParseSegment extends NutchTool implements Tool {

  private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory
      .getLogger(MethodHandles.lookup().lookupClass());

  public static final String SKIP_TRUNCATED = "parser.skip.truncated";

  public ParseSegment() {
    this(null);
  }

  public ParseSegment(Configuration conf) {
    super(conf);
  }

  public static class ParseSegmentMapper extends
     Mapper<WritableComparable<?>, Content, Text, ParseImpl> {

    private ParseUtil parseUtil;
    private Text newKey = new Text();
    private ScoringFilters scfilters;
    private boolean skipTruncated;

    @Override
    public void setup(Mapper<WritableComparable<?>, Content, Text, ParseImpl>.Context context) {
      Configuration conf = context.getConfiguration();
      scfilters = new ScoringFilters(conf);
      skipTruncated = conf.getBoolean(SKIP_TRUNCATED, true);
    }

    @Override
    public void map(WritableComparable<?> key, Content content,
        Context context)
        throws IOException, InterruptedException {
      // convert on the fly from old UTF8 keys
      if (key instanceof Text) {
        newKey.set(key.toString());
        key = newKey;
      }

      String fetchStatus = content.getMetadata().get(Nutch.FETCH_STATUS_KEY);
      if (fetchStatus == null) {
        // no fetch status, skip document
        LOG.debug("Skipping {} as content has no fetch status", key);
        return;
      } else if (Integer.parseInt(fetchStatus) != CrawlDatum.STATUS_FETCH_SUCCESS) {
        // content not fetched successfully, skip document
        LOG.debug("Skipping {} as content is not fetched successfully", key);
        return;
      }

      if (skipTruncated && isTruncated(content)) {
        return;
      }

      long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
      ParseResult parseResult = null;
      try {
        if (parseUtil == null)
          parseUtil = new ParseUtil(context.getConfiguration());
        parseResult = parseUtil.parse(content);
      } catch (Exception e) {
        LOG.warn("Error parsing: " + key + ": "
            + StringUtils.stringifyException(e));
        return;
      }

      for (Entry<Text, Parse> entry : parseResult) {
        Text url = entry.getKey();
        Parse parse = entry.getValue();
        ParseStatus parseStatus = parse.getData().getStatus();

        context.getCounter("ParserStatus",
            ParseStatus.majorCodes[parseStatus.getMajorCode()]).increment(1);

        if (!parseStatus.isSuccess()) {
          LOG.warn("Error parsing: " + key + ": " + parseStatus);
          parse = parseStatus.getEmptyParse(context.getConfiguration());
        }

        // pass segment name to parse data
        parse.getData().getContentMeta()
            .set(Nutch.SEGMENT_NAME_KEY, context.getConfiguration().get(Nutch.SEGMENT_NAME_KEY));

        // compute the new signature
        byte[] signature = SignatureFactory.getSignature(context.getConfiguration()).calculate(
            content, parse);
        parse.getData().getContentMeta()
            .set(Nutch.SIGNATURE_KEY, StringUtil.toHexString(signature));

        try {
          scfilters.passScoreAfterParsing(url, content, parse);
        } catch (ScoringFilterException e) {
          LOG.warn("Error passing score: {}: {}", url, e.getMessage());
        }

        long end = System.currentTimeMillis();
        LOG.info("Parsed ({}ms): {}", (end - start), url);

        context.write(
            url,
            new ParseImpl(new ParseText(parse.getText()), parse.getData(), parse
                .isCanonical()));
      }
    }
  }

  /**
   * Checks if the page's content is truncated.
   *
   * @param content the response {@link org.apache.nutch.protocol.Content}
   * @return If the page is truncated true. When it is not, or when
   *         it couldn't be determined, false.
   */
  public static boolean isTruncated(Content content) {
    byte[] contentBytes = content.getContent();
    if (contentBytes == null)
      return false;
    Metadata metadata = content.getMetadata();
    if (metadata == null)
      return false;

    String lengthStr = metadata.get(Response.CONTENT_LENGTH);
    if (lengthStr != null)
      lengthStr = lengthStr.trim();
    if (StringUtil.isEmpty(lengthStr)) {
      return false;
    }
    int inHeaderSize;
    String url = content.getUrl();
    try {
      inHeaderSize = Integer.parseInt(lengthStr);
    } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
      LOG.warn("Wrong contentlength format for " + url, e);
      return false;
    }
    int actualSize = contentBytes.length;
    if (inHeaderSize > actualSize) {
      LOG.info(url + " skipped. Content of size " + inHeaderSize
          + " was truncated to " + actualSize);
      return true;
    }
    if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
      LOG.debug(url + " actualSize=" + actualSize + " inHeaderSize="
          + inHeaderSize);
    }
    return false;
  }

  public static class ParseSegmentReducer extends
     Reducer<Text, Writable, Text, Writable> {

    @Override
    public void reduce(Text key, Iterable<Writable> values,
        Context context)
        throws IOException, InterruptedException {
      Iterator<Writable> valuesIter = values.iterator();
      context.write(key, valuesIter.next()); // collect first value
    }
  }

  public void parse(Path segment) throws IOException,
      InterruptedException, ClassNotFoundException {
    if (SegmentChecker.isParsed(segment, segment.getFileSystem(getConf()))) {
      LOG.warn("Segment: " + segment
          + " already parsed!! Skipped parsing this segment!!"); // NUTCH-1854
      return;
    }

    SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");
    long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
    if (LOG.isInfoEnabled()) {
      LOG.info("ParseSegment: starting at {}", sdf.format(start));
      LOG.info("ParseSegment: segment: {}", segment);
    }

    Job job = NutchJob.getInstance(getConf());
    job.setJobName("parse " + segment);

    Configuration conf = job.getConfiguration();
    FileInputFormat.addInputPath(job, new Path(segment, Content.DIR_NAME));
    conf.set(Nutch.SEGMENT_NAME_KEY, segment.getName());
    job.setInputFormatClass(SequenceFileInputFormat.class);
    job.setJarByClass(ParseSegment.class);
    job.setMapperClass(ParseSegment.ParseSegmentMapper.class);
    job.setReducerClass(ParseSegment.ParseSegmentReducer.class);

    FileOutputFormat.setOutputPath(job, segment);
    job.setOutputFormatClass(ParseOutputFormat.class);
    job.setOutputKeyClass(Text.class);
    job.setOutputValueClass(ParseImpl.class);

    try{
      boolean success = job.waitForCompletion(true);
      if (!success) {
        String message = NutchJob.getJobFailureLogMessage("Parse", job);
        LOG.error(message);
        throw new RuntimeException(message);
      }
    } catch (IOException | InterruptedException | ClassNotFoundException e) {
      LOG.error(StringUtils.stringifyException(e));
      throw e;
    }

    long end = System.currentTimeMillis();
    LOG.info("ParseSegment: finished at " + sdf.format(end) + ", elapsed: "
        + TimingUtil.elapsedTime(start, end));
  }

  public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
    int res = ToolRunner.run(NutchConfiguration.create(), new ParseSegment(),
        args);
    System.exit(res);
  }

  @Override
  public int run(String[] args) throws Exception {
    Path segment;

    String usage = "Usage: ParseSegment segment [-noFilter] [-noNormalize]";

    if (args.length == 0) {
      System.err.println(usage);
      System.exit(-1);
    }

    if (args.length > 1) {
      for (int i = 1; i < args.length; i++) {
        String param = args[i];

        if ("-nofilter".equalsIgnoreCase(param)) {
          getConf().setBoolean("parse.filter.urls", false);
        } else if ("-nonormalize".equalsIgnoreCase(param)) {
          getConf().setBoolean("parse.normalize.urls", false);
        }
      }
    }

    segment = new Path(args[0]);
    parse(segment);
    return 0;
  }

  /*
   * Used for Nutch REST service
   */
  @Override
  public Map<String, Object> run(Map<String, Object> args, String crawlId) throws Exception {

    Map<String, Object> results = new HashMap<>();
    Path segment = null;
    if(args.containsKey(Nutch.ARG_SEGMENTS)) {
      Object seg = args.get(Nutch.ARG_SEGMENTS);
      if(seg instanceof Path) {
        segment = (Path) seg;
      }
      else if(seg instanceof String){
        segment = new Path(seg.toString());
      }
      else if(seg instanceof ArrayList) {
        String[] segmentsArray = (String[])seg;
        segment = new Path(segmentsArray[0].toString());

        if(segmentsArray.length > 1){
       	  LOG.warn("Only the first segment of segments array is used.");
        }
      }
    }
    else {
    	String segment_dir = crawlId+"/segments";
        File segmentsDir = new File(segment_dir);
        File[] segmentsList = segmentsDir.listFiles();
        Arrays.sort(segmentsList, (f1, f2) -> {
          if(f1.lastModified()>f2.lastModified())
            return -1;
          else
            return 0;
        });
        segment = new Path(segmentsList[0].getPath());
    }

    if (args.containsKey("nofilter")) {
      getConf().setBoolean("parse.filter.urls", false);
    }
    if (args.containsKey("nonormalize")) {
      getConf().setBoolean("parse.normalize.urls", false);
    }
    parse(segment);
    results.put(Nutch.VAL_RESULT, Integer.toString(0));
    return results;
  }
}


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Miguel Covers Billboard Magazine, Says He 'Honestly Never Worked with Beyoncé' [Photo]
February 16, 2013 11:39 AM PST
Miguel has reached new highs coming off of winning his first Grammy. He covers the latest issue of Billboard magazine where he talks a lot about his big night and working on his latest album, Kaleidoscope Dream. Check out a few excerpts from the interview below!
Congrats on winning your first Grammy. Since the award wasn't televised, where were you when you found out?
I found out in the car as we were pulling up to the red carpet. It was an "Oh, shit" moment. I had my girl with me and it was like, "How crazy is that? And I get to perform?" It was just a great feeling.
When did you know that the performance was happening, and how did you arrange to start singing the song from the crowd?
A week-and-a-half out we knew that we could perform. I wanted to make an intimate thing but I had a bigger vision about the crowd. I got to tip my hat to [telecast producer] Ken Ehrlich-he really had the vision. I did want it to be a stripped-down performance, and it really was genius of him to put us in the aisle.
So you win the award, have a great performance, Kelly Clarkson shouts you out in her speech. How did you celebrate?
I stopped by the Sony party-had to do that to say thanks. I've been to these parties for years, but this seemed like the special night. I actually own something. I wasn't just a part of it. So then I stopped by Chris [Brown]'s party to see Mark Pitts-he signed both of us; he's like my mentor. Then I went to my room. I had a suite, and I had all my friends over and family and we just partied. I didn't sleep until the next day, which was awesome.
You had written the song "Kaleidoscope Dream" with Salaam Remi almost two years before the full album came together. How did that ultimately determine the direction of the album?
I wanted it to be as edgy and alternative as my lifestyle. I don't think I live the lifestyle that's expected of a quote unquote R&B artist. I'm just not that dude. I don't go to the club and pop bottles. I have my smooth moments, I suppose, but my life isn't like that. Honestly, I don't really listen to R&B music. I'm much more into lots of rock'n'roll. That juxtaposition was really important to highlight. Overall I wanted people to feel the way we would if we had a drink for the first time and we actually have a conversation. I wanted them to walk away knowing I wasn't going to give them my deepest, darkest fucking secrets, but that there was some character to my personality. So that when you do have drinks with someone for the first time you can go, "You know what, this guy is kind of cool. I like where his head is at."
Some of the songs are romantic, others are more overtly sexual. How much were inspired by your own seven-year relationship, and what does your girlfriend think of some of those songs?
"Pussy Is Mine" was not her favorite song. That whole song was freestyle. What makes it interesting is the juxtaposition of ego and vulnerability. It's kind of rolled in this vulnerability, wanting to claim it — "Tell me that it's mine" — but it's also out of this vulnerable need: "I want to feel I'm the only one in this moment." I've really been there. It felt like such an honest moment.
So, since you're about to tour with Keys, you may know that her secret for voice lubrication is melted gummy bears. Do you have any rituals of your own for keeping that falsetto intact?
Nothing as good as that, but all-natural honey is my favorite. And then an apple before I go on. What are those pink and yellow ones? Honeycrisp. You know what else I like as an alternative? Nectarines. It's a similar texture, especially when you get a good nectarine.
An artist you may have worked with is Beyonce. What's the story behind that photo of you two in the studio last fall?
Have I worked with Beyonce? [laughs] I was really nervous to ask her, that was all, I just asked her to take a photo with me and she was really sweet about it. That's all I can say. I've honestly never worked with Beyonce. It would be awesome, though, I would love that.
Hmm…he's never worked with Beyoncé? That's interesting…maybe he forgot about this?
"I just got word that I'll be in [the studio] with Beyoncé tomorrow which is amazing," Miguel said after performing Friday night (October 26). "I heard it from my team, and I was like, 'Are you serious?' 'Are you sure?' 'Are we talking about the Beyoncé? And after taking a second to confirm and double confirm and triple confirm, I'm excited to hear the direction of her new material, and hopefully come up with something that's really special and really showcases her perspective."
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Munro Review's Final Report published
Date:10 MAY 2011
The Final Report of Professor Eileen Munro's of Review of Child Protection, A child-centred system, is published today. Professor Munro's analysis finds that local areas should have more freedom to design their own child protection services and that 'one-size-fits-all approach' to child protection is preventing local areas from focusing on the needs of the child.
The report signals a radical shift from previous reforms that resulted in too much bureaucracy and a loss of focus on the needs of the child. Professor Munro says that the government and local authorities should operate in an open culture, continually learn from what has happened in the past, trust professionals and give them the best possible training.
Professor Munro's recommendations are aimed at creating long-term change to the system. She recommends a fundamental shift in the way the child protection system works, to enable professionals to focus on the needs of children, young people and families and how to give them the best possible help.
The first report, published in October 2010, analysed why problems had come about in the child protection system and why previous reforms had unforeseen consequences. Her second report, published in February this year, considered the child's journey through the protection system - from needing to receiving help - to show how the system could be improved.
Professor Munro's final report makes 15 recommendations which are designed to change the child protection system from a compliance to a learning culture. Speaking about the culture shift, Professor Munro said: "It will require more determined and robust management at the front line to support the development of professional confidence. Given the considerable interest in the review, and the feedback I have received, I am confident that there are many people working in the sector who are capable and eager to take on this responsibility."
The recommendations include:
Revise statutory guidance and modify inspection process to encourage professionals to exercise their judgment on how to provide services to children and families.
Reduce targets, IT systems and "artificial set timescales" for professionals.
More regular reviews of cases and adoption of the 'systems approach' to case reviews.
Increase focus on preventative services rather than reactive services. Identify children at risk of harm by increasing coordination of services.
Improve the training and continuing professional development for social workers.
Keep experienced social workers on the frontline and change the social worker career structure to encourage and reward growing expertise.
Designate a principal child and family social worker in each local authority to report the views and experiences of the frontline.
Creation of a Chief Social Worker for England to advise Ministers on what they can do to assist social workers in improving practice.
The NSPCC has responded by emphasising that the Munro Report is only the beginning of the process of reform. Chief executive Andrew Flanagan said: "The NSPCC supports Munro's vision of a child protection system centred on the child and free from unnecessary red tape. Social workers have become too focused on filling in forms rather than using their skills and judgement to meet children's needs. But her report is short on detail.
"The government should not move too quickly to rapid deregulation. It needs to invest heavily in building the skills, confidence and experience of all professionals working with children. Controls which safeguard against poor practice must stay in place while professionalism is built. Otherwise, children's lives could be put at risk," Mr Flanagan warned.
The government will work with a group of professionals from across the children's sector to develop a full response to Professor Munro's recommendations later this year.
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Inevitable, but a long time coming … a post on Sri Lankan frogs!
Many times during our holiday I heard frog calls, but without suitable clothing and equipment a frog expedition was not really practical, so I had to wait patiently until either the frogs came to me or until I stumbled upon one. Considering that there are 118 frogs recorded as existing in Sri Lanka my chances were pretty good.
High up the mountain in a lily pond at Dambulla Caves there were several very plain, not particularly photogenic and as yet un-identified frogs. But at Lunuganga, with the assistance of Damien the in-house wildlife expert, we spotted multiple frogs, two of whom I managed to photograph.


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