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Q: Filtering data with LINQ doesn't seem to compile properly So I have a following method, checking for existance of a post by it's id:
public Task<bool> PostExistByIdAsync(string id)
{
    return Task.FromResult(_dbContext.Posts.Any(a => a.Id.Equals(id)));
}

The problem I saw is that it compiles into the following query:
SELECT "p"."Id", "p"."AccountId", "p"."Post", "p"."Timestamp"
FROM "Posts" AS "p"

So instead of using the WHERE clause, it rather iterate over hundreds of results to find a valid entity. This is the output log when calling PostExistByIdAsync("109");
    Context 'PostDataModel' started tracking '{Id: 1}' entity with key 'ClientDataStoreDbContext'.
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Same happens while using _dbContext.Posts.Where(...) instead of _dbContext.Posts.Any(...).

*

*Why is that? It would be definitely cheaper to apply a WHERE
clause in the sql query rather than creating hundreds of the
entities to iterate.

*Why the Entity Framework doesn't care about the performance at this
    point?
Edit
Posts property in the _dbContext:
public DbSet<PostDataModel> Posts { get; set; }

PostDataModel:
public class PostDataModel
{
    public string Id { get; set; }

    public AccountDataModel Account { get; set; }

    public string Post { get; set; }

    public int Timestamp { get; set; }
}

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I was just following the instructions directly. They tell you to set your hostname to server1.example.com, so that's what I did. I guess we're supposed to set the hostname again later once everything is installed... Once I do that, I'll see if MySQL can connect.
.... do you mean you also use "yourrootsqlpassword" instead of using the actual MySQL password in your system too ?
They tell you to set your hostname to server1.example.com, so that's what I did.
You should replace server1.example.com with your own hostname.
You should update the guide to reflect that. With guides like this, the reader will always follow it to the letter. If you say 'enter this information' people will do just that. So you need to make sure that if the user is entering their own information, that they know to do so.
You should update the guide to reflect that.


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This method of body disposition is currently legal in sixteen states, including Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas, Illinois, Maine, Florida, Maryland, Georgia, Colorado, Wyoming, California, Nevada, Utah, and Idaho. There are also additional rules pending in New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. This process was once legal in New Hampshire, but opposition from religious groups made the state ban water cremation in 2008 and reject a proposal to once again legalize it in 2013. Many colleges, including the University of Florida and UCLA, have also used the process in their research clinics. The sanitary and environmentally friendly benefits of this process will most likely aide in the popularity of water cremations, and we will begin to see this process start to boom in the next few years.
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After a 25-year break from boating, Brian Harvey circumnavigates Vancouver Island with his wife, his dog, and a box of documents that surfaced after his father's death. John Harvey was a neurosurgeon, violinist, and photographer who answered his door a decade into retirement to find a sheriff with a summons. It was a malpractice suit, and it did not go well. Dr. Harvey never got over it. The box contained every nurse's record, doctor's report, trial transcript, and expert testimony related to the case. Only Brian's father had read it all — until now.
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MS and PhD in Civil Engineering from UC Berkeley.
The son of a general contractor, I grew up building structures on my father's crews during the summers and weekends. I also loved math and physics and, when it came to applying for college, structural engineering was the logical choice and felt right. It still does.
I met the Dalai Lama in the Himalayas at age 8.
My high school physics teacher, Doc Michaels, and grandfather, Harold Holman. Doc Michaels was an incredibly dynamic and a bit eccentric teacher who first exposed me to statics and dynamics and how you could calculate how long it would take a bowling ball to fall from the top of our high school gymnasium. My grandfather was a lifelong contractor who let me tag along and help out on many small projects around his house. I even asked my parents to call me "Little Harold" for a couple years.
I lived in Plzen, Czechoslovakia as a kid for a year while my parents started an English speaking school.
My 1st birthday present was a horse. We named him Caution.
Heading into college, engineering was always something that I was interested in. My father was a small residential contractor and the idea of using math and science to design and build real world structures seemed like a lot of fun. One of my first engineering classes we got to crush concrete and pull apart samples of different materials to understand their properties. I was hooked after building a concrete canoe and applying these material principles I learned in class to compete against other schools in the ASCE conference.
Would have gone to culinary school if UCSD didn't work out.
Great Hanshin Earthquake and Sampoong Department Store Collapse in 1995.
Concrete bridges designed by Robert Maillard.
I was one of the documentary photographers recording the life of migrant workers in South Korea and directed a photography exhibition on their life and culture.
The program at Cal Poly is called Architectural Engineering which lured me in because it sounded like it was a good mix of architecture (which I loved) and math (which I also loved).
I spent a year abroad in high school.
CA, Structural Engineer, License No.
I am the oldest of 14 children.
Once upon a time I was an All-American Water Polo player at Stanford. Now I'm relegated to rec league basketball where I struggles to make it up and down the court.
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Syria Analysis: Why State Media Reports ""Bustling Markets" In Damascus…As Activists Report Shelling
Posted by Joanna Paraszczuk | Jul 31, 2013 | 0
Why is State media reporting "bustling markets" in Damascus, even as activists report shelling? Look to reconstruction and propaganda. And look to Iran.
Activists reported heavy regime shelling and clashes in Damascus neighborhoods on Wednesday — this video shows an attack in the Qaboun district, which has been under heavy fire for some time:
Syrian State media tell a completely different story, however. According to State news agency SANA, not only is all well in Damascus, but the capital is "vibrant" and its markets "bustling".
It the latest of series of "all is well" photo-stories, SANA says that Damascenes are "hasting to buy their needs" ahead of Eid al-Fitr, the celebration at the end of Ramadan. In the images, Syrian women seek fashion bargains in glittering stores, while others window-shop; families take leisurely strolls, stopping to buy street-food; children delight in the cornucopias of brightly-colored toys proffered by smiling street vendors.
All is bustling, then — except in Qaboun:
Or Barzeh:
Or Al Qadam:
Or Damascus City:
Or in the Yarmouk Camp:
Nor does it look like people from the Damascus countryside will be taking part in family shopping days in the city center soon:
Wednesday's "Shopping In Damascus" report is the latest portrayal of Syria as a normal, even prosperous country, whose government is in full control.
In recent weeks, SANA has reported on the Bab Srijeh ancient Bazaar in Damascus , attracting thousands; the 2013 Coast "Homeland Message" Summer Festival, featuring the "civilized face and cultural heritage of Syria through which we announce the alphabet of life"; and Arwad Island, which is "distinguished by a unique strategic location opposite Tartous port".
And, speaking of Tartous, who could forget its Summer Festival with dozens of people admiring "traditional hand-embroidered floral wall hangings" and Persian carpets?
Or indeed the highlights featured in our "Syria Special: State Media Say Food Plentiful, Peasants Happy, Beaches Tranquil".
Such State media reports seem ludicrous, misguided, and even callous in the face of daily death and destruction.
So why does SANA attempt to convince its readers that "All Is Well"?
A hint of an answer can be found in this report from July 24, in which Tourism Minister Hala al-Nasser says that the government must focus on "Syria's national heritage and accentuate traditional handicrafts in upcoming tourism activities and festivals".
And why this focus? Nasser speaks of reconstruction and propaganda:
Holding tourism festivals helps show the reality of the situation in Syria and expose the lies of malicious channels…. [Nasser] asserted that the tourism sector will be at the forefront of the sectors that will witness a resurgence in Syria.
Which other country has focused on "reconstruction and propaganda" — both at home and for its allies?
As EA has noted, while many analysts have focussed on Iran's military aid to Syria, few have examined the other ways in which the Islamic Republic is assisting the Assad regime:
Iran watchers will likely experience a sense of deja-vu as they read SANA English — after all, this relentless all-is-well propaganda resembles nothing so much as its Iranian counterpart. And that is no coincidence — while a great deal of fat has been chewed in the Western media about the Revolutionary Guards' possible military interventions in Syria, the Islamic Republic has openly admitted one area in which its elite forces are active — the media.
Last November, Fars News — close to the Revolutionary Guards and in many ways its mouthpiece — opened a bureau in Damascus to "cover events in Syria and present a realistic view of them".
As well as reporting from Syria, Fars signed a cooperation agreement with SANA to share information, which, as Fars' director Sayyed Nizameddin Mousavi put it "affirm[ed] that media cooperation between Syria and Iran will relay the truth to the world."
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Will Nguyen, the Houston man who was released last week from detainment in Vietnam, returned to Twitter Friday with a defiant statement on the experience.
Nguyen, who is of Vietnamese descent, was beaten by police and detained after participating in a protest in Ho Chi Minh City, where he was on vacation. Days passed before his family knew where he was. It took even longer for him to be charged with the crime of disturbing the public peace.
"Imprisonment without charges, without any kind of release date is an immense form of coercion," he posted to the social media site. "I will never regret helping the Vietnamese people exercise #democracy ...and I will continue to help #Vietnam develop for the rest of my life."
Friday marked a week since his conviction and deportation from Vietnam. He spent 40 days in detention, during which time his Twitter account -- which he had used to document the unfurling protest -- had been silent.
His first remarks since the ordeal reinforced his commitment to the country he knew much about and had long loved. He also posted a statement in Vietnamese.
Imprisonment without charges, without any kind of release date is an immense form of coercion. I will never regret helping the Vietnamese people exercise #democracy …and I will continue to help #Vietnam develop for the rest of my life.
Nguyen traveled to Singapore after his deportation and was expected to return to Houston next week.


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Cardinal Newman said, "To be deep in history is to cease to be Protestant."
John Henry Cardinal Newman once said, "To be deep in history is to cease to be Protestant." If that is the case, why are there so many Protestant church historians, even patristics scholars, who never join the Catholic Church?
Newman's maxim is not intended to be a "rule" that those Protestants versed in Church history "must" enter the Catholic Church. It is a general observation that Church history argues against Protestantism and that those Protestants who study history deeply many times realize that the Catholic Church is the true Church.
Ultimately, belief in the truth of Catholicism is a gift of faith given by God that must be accepted and acted upon by the recipient in order for the recipient to become Catholic. With Protestant historians, it may be that some, for whatever reason of divine Providence, were not given that gift; or that those who were given that gift did not accept it or act upon it for some reason. We must commend such people to God's mercy, trusting that if these individuals follow him to the best of their ability according to the light of truth that they have, it may be possible for them to achieve salvation (cf. Lumen Gentium, 16).
The blood of Christ shed upon the cross once for all, ratified "the new or Christian covenant to the world, the ecclesia, and subsequently, to each new Christian." The evangelical covenant supersedes the Judaic, even as the sacrifice of Christ once for all, fulfils and supersedes the Levitical sacrifices.
Christian leaders, Luther, Calvin, and Zwingli belong to Jesus Christ for the ages.
The truth can destroy nothing that is not a lie to begin with.
The New Covenant was not and is not ratified through a dough wafer, baked as a memorial at Jesus request.
Jesus Christ is the mediator of the New Covenant, and His death on the cross and resurrection, is the only basis of the promise (Luke 22:20).
The New Covenant was predicted while the Old Covenant was still in effect—the prophets Moses, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel all allude to the New Covenant.
Zemirah, your protests did do not have history. Luther, Calvin, and Zwingli are your history. They copied the Holy Scriptures of Christ from the Catholic church 501 years ago.
Christ and His Apostles history went beyond the 1,987 years when Christ created and dedicated His works of the Catholic Church to Saint Peter. Christ recognized the Apostles Sacred Traditions as he forward the gospel to Peter who was assigned to continue.
The Apostles had the Didache which Catholics have practiced for 1,987 years.
Your history Zemirah is Luther, Calvin, and Zwingli. They don't belong to Christ. You have NO covenant with Christ.
What you have now at present is the history of pastors selling the gospel of Christ worldwide for hundreds of millions of dollars, or billions of dollars. That is now your history. Google them and their thousands of wealthy faces glitter in gold under Lucifer.
Being Protestant, I hardly know how to take this knowledge you bring. Please explain .
Carol, are you talking to me?
I suggest, please read the history of Christ and his Apostles. Christ created the Catholic Church since 1,987 years and ordered St Peter to continue and spread the Gospel to the world.
Christ honored the sacred Apostles Traditions, the Sacred Scriptures, and the Magisterium that He ordered to Saint Peter to be part of His Catholic Church.
Most protestants have difficulty following Christ mandates from the Catholic church.
501 years ago, Luther, denied Christ by creating own gospel via Scriptures alone and easy to follow.
Whereas in Catholics, there are Christ's mandates to be included in the worship of His church. Sacred Traditions of the Apostles, the Holy Scriptures, and the Magisterium. Notice that protestant did not have the rests of the 7 Scriptures. Because their Scriptures were selectively copied 501 years ago, from the Catholic Church, leaving some against the will of God.
Protestants do not have covenant with Christ. The Holy Communion.
Protestants have difficulty following all these. They believe that as long as they have faith in Christ, they can have salvation.
Catholics believe that faith and works enhances salvation to heaven.
That is why the Catholic Church sends millions of dollars to the poor countries of the world to help them. They also send priests, nuns to provide medical care, to provide education, help build them water supplies, help build them home, teach them proper agriculture to harvest more from their seeds.
Often times, priests and nuns even when they have helped them, are killed by the natives specially in the Muslim countries.
During the Protestant Reformation in the early 1500s, a familiar term regarding salvation was "sola fide," Latin for "by faith alone." The reformers, at that time, accused the Catholic Church of departing from the "simple purity of the Gospel" of Jesus Christ. They stated it was faith alone, without works of any kind, that brought a believer to eternal life. They defined this faith as "the confidence of man, associated with the certainty of salvation, because the merciful Father will forgive sins because of Christ's sake."
This view of salvation is a crucial issue because it strikes at the very heart of the Gospel message eternal life. Roman Catholicism teaches that we are not saved by faith alone. The Church has taught this since 30 A.D. as part of the Divine Revelation. The truth of the Catholic Church's teaching can be demonstrated from Sacred Scripture alone.
All who claim the title "Christian" will be able to agree on the following two truths: salvation is by grace alone (Ephesians 2:8) and salvation is through Christ alone (Acts 4:12). These biblical facts will be our foundation as we explain the teaching of the Catholic Church.
Why do you hate Protestants so much?
I don't hate anybody. I am just reporting facts. I am a Catholic and we love all people, as Christ asks us to love one another as He loves us.
How about protestants at FRS calling Catholics as Cults and Pagans, therefore they go to hell. They become the JUDGE over God. Catholics don't judge protestants and other religion. We trust in God doing that. God is the final judge. God bless!
You keep claiming that you don't judge anyone! Really! You just sent all Protestants that believe that the Catholic Church is a cult to Hell! Sounds like you're judging to me!
Exactly where were you taught this, it's not in the Bible?
Here are examples TexaCan, your self-proclaimed pastors, with their various interpretation of their gospel. They became the JUDGE OVER GOD. Are you still lying?
IMO Doc is helping to prove that Mary worship undoubtedly goes against Gods word and is idol worship. I read some of it and its all wordsmithing. It shows the pagan elements of Catholicism.
You can pronounce to me all those evil words jack, but that does not change the facts of the law of Christ. Bottom line is Sola Scriptura is NOT within the compound of Christ authority.
I'm going to start calling you Pete, because it's Pete and Repeat, Repeat the same dishonest cut and paste. The same because of the incapability to address scripture that proves your a cult follower in a counterfeit church, doctrines of demons.
As a born again believer in Jesus I know false teaching using God's Word, and God's Word says your Roman Catholic church and all defenders of the harlots are accursed.
The sort of thing one would expect to find on a forum... Especially one with a section on faith..
Is there not a Catholic forum where you could feel safe and validated in your beliefs?
Use your demented brain for your purpose. You have no manners and ethics.
I am not interested talking to Muslims like you deploracus. You claimed you are a Muslim. You are not worth of my time. Plus you cause me a lot of distress. Is that your goal? Get lost please.
You've defended Muslims and protestants friends standing on the same platform. You continue and enjoy hurting me. I did not hurt you. Why do you enjoy hurting me? That is a work of a DEVIL! Stop it. I know you are human and could have feelings too, but the devil is pushing you.
The thief on the cross had none of those things .


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Some signs just can't move on.
Breaking up is one of those things that's inevitable in most relationships, unfortunately. Some scientists have even argued that the brain reacts to heartbreak in ways similar to how it would react to physical pain or a drug addiction.
For some, it can be a very difficult and emotionally draining process. There's nothing worse than waking up one day knowing that the person you love is no longer yours. I, myself, am not good at dealing with heartbreak.
However, there are others who can move on from it without a scratch. Instead of letting the loss of someone special take over their lives, some people think the best way to get over a breakup is to simply continue living life as if nothing happened.
Aside from heartbreak, there are some people who are just afraid of being in love and falling into a committed relationship. I used to be this way for a long time, but I believe there's someone special out there for everyone, and even your horoscope is a good reminder of that.
If you're in a relationship with someone who's still scared of the waters, maybe it's time to show them why they shouldn't be afraid — or, better yet, get them to believe in love again. Here are the zodiac signs who are afraid of love and getting their hearts broken, ranked from most to least.
Out of all the zodiac signs, Gemini handles breakups the best. Instead of obsessing over the past and things that you can no longer control, you like to plan for the future and focus on the things that make you happy.
When it comes to serious relationships, you prefer not to be in one. You have this fear of being weighed down and not being able to live the adventurous lifestyle you've always lived. You're like Barney from How I Met Your Mother: You prefer to have casual relationships. Once you feel like you're ready to move on, you'll do so without hesitation.
Heartbreak isn't as messy for you as it may be for most people. You might be upset for a few days, but you move on easily, Sagittarius.
You're actually the most easygoing when it comes to breakups. You like to deal with your pain and frustration by going out and having a good time. When you're hurt, you'll laugh your way through it while trying to stay optimistic until you've forgotten all about it.
You're the most passionate and fierce of the zodiac signs, Aries. You're eager to jump into a relationship quickly and will love your partner with everything you have. This makes heartbreak difficult for you to deal with when it does happen.
However, you believe that everything happens for a reason. You won't let heartbreak faze you because you know that people come and go out of your life for a reason. This doesn't make you any less enthusiastic about finding love, though. You know what (and who) is best for you, and once you realize who that is, you'll have nothing to fear.
You like to fight your battles on your own, Cancer. You view heartbreak as just a normal part of life, something that people shouldn't obsess over. Even when you are in genuine pain, you don't let it interfere with your hardworking lifestyle. You'll keep your mind focused on other things, and eventually just erase the whole thing from your conscious.
People might see you as emotionless and cold, but really you're just very goal-oriented and don't like to let your personal life get in the way of your responsibilities.
Libra, you're the most upbeat and positive when it comes to heartbreak. The first few days after a breakup can be hard for you, but you like to do everything you can to get yourself to forget about it.
You won't allow yourself to be down for too long and will always ask your ex if you can stay friends. If they don't accept your offer, you'll wish them best of luck and move on with your life.
Real love is something that scares you a little bit, Virgo. You fear that if you reveal your imperfections to someone, they'll run away from you. You have a lot of insecurities, which makes it hard for you to be okay with something serious.
Hence, moving on from a casual fling comes pretty easy for you. You'd rather keep your emotions safe than put them in the hands of someone who could potentially destroy them.
You'll put yourself through every emotion just to free yourself from heartbreak. You're not afraid to be vulnerable or show weakness, Pisces, you just want to get over your breakup as soon as possible.
You know that the best way to get through things is to deal with them head-on. You're brave, strong-willed, and always prepared to deal with any emotional battle that may come your way.
You tend to have a tough time getting close to people, Aquarius. Once you do let someone in, it can be hard to stay strong emotionally once they've left you. You'll let yourself grieve and be sad, but you won't let anyone else see it.
You'll try to keep yourself occupied in hopes of forgetting about your pain, and sometimes this will actually work for you. Heartbreak is something you know you'll have to deal with at multiple points in your life, but that won't stop you from chasing after true love.
You may be the most difficult zodiac sign to love, Scorpio, but you're also one of the most sensitive. When dealing with heartbreak, you usually keep your feelings bottled up and put it all in the back of your head. You'll keep to your normal routine, and try your hardest to think about anything except your ex.
You're afraid to face your emotions head-on because you know that once you steer your mind in that direction, it'll be even harder for you to get over things.
As a Leo, you tend to stay hurt for longer than you're willing to admit. You love love and enjoy being in relationships. Which is why you don't mind putting yourself at risk for heartbreak. You'll give your all to the person that you're with, and even if they don't reciprocate, you won't allow yourself to stay bitter for too long.
However, letting go of the pain can take a little longer for you. You'll hang on to people for a long time, and even when you have everyone believing that everything's okay, eventually all the hurt will catch up to you and you'll be forced to deal with it.
It's normal for you as a Capricorn to beat yourself up over heartbreak and failed relationships. You'll wonder what you could've done differently, and obsess over all the little things you said and did that you wish you could've changed.
It takes a long time for you to let someone in, and sometimes you don't even like to consider heartbreak as a possible outcome. When it does happen, you'll drain yourself emotionally from overthinking and trying to change things that can't be changed.
Once you're settled into a relationship, you want things to stay the same forever, Taurus. You'll try your hardest to resist any change and won't take "no" for an answer. You're stubborn and sometimes let your emotions get the best of you.
You've always believed in love and the existence of love, but you can never be fearless in any of your relationships. Even when it's over, it'll take you a long time to believe it.


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Dr. Wise Young on Syringomyelia and Untethering Surgery
By Tim Gilmer|2019-09-27T14:47:49-04:00October 1st, 2019|
Tim Gilmer: Do you agree that many doctors are still not truly knowledgeable about untethering?
Wise Young: Yes, true. There is a saying that old ideas die with the people who hold them. In other words, few people learn new ideas or change old ideas.
TG: I see uncertainty and lack of widespread knowledge about untethering and syringomyelia among SCI survivors and many doctors. Why?
WY: A number of misleading theories concerning syringomyelic cysts dominated neurosurgery for a long time and are still being taught. Many of these theories stem from the assumption that syringomyelic cysts are solely a pressure-induced phenomena. It wasn't until the 1990s that the first MRI flow scans showed cerebrospinal fluid flowing inside syringomyelic cysts. This suggested that the cysts resulted not only from pressure but obstructed CSF flow due to adhesions. Once this was accepted by some neurosurgeons, it became clear that this was why decompression of syringomyelic cysts alone had such high failure rates. The answer was not to relieve that pressure in the cysts but improve CSF flow in the spinal cord.
TG: What about the difficulty in identifying and differentiating symptoms?
WY: Ascending loss of function occurs only when there is sudden occlusion (and pressure) built up in the syringomyelic cysts. Most of the time, the cysts grow so slowly that there are little or no symptoms. Before the advent of widespread spinal cord MRIs on people with SCI, syringomyelic cysts were relatively rare clinical occurrences and not detected until the sudden pressure induced enlargements of cysts. Today syringomyelic cysts are often detected incidentally on MRI scans when other symptoms require MRIs of the spinal cord.
TG: What about prognosis? Many different outcomes seem possible.
WY: Prognosis depends on the nature and extent of obstruction of the cerebrospinal fluid flow. Most people, including doctors, do not realize that the choroid plexus in the fourth ventricle makes about 2 liters of CSF a day, half of which goes rostrally (towards the head) and half of which goes caudally (towards the tail of the spinal cord). I think that prognosis is quite poor when surgery only decompresses the syringomyelic cysts without removing all adhesions and restoring CSF flow in the spinal cord.
TG: Why do you think people with syringomyelic cysts sometime find it hard to choose surgery? Is it because results are not always definitive or lasting?
WY: People with syringomyelic cysts are receiving conflicting advice, some of which is wrong. As for results not always lasting, this is true of decompressive and shunt surgery by itself. However, untethering surgery that restores CSF flow by removing all adhesions is usually successful.
TG: What is needed to diminish uncertainty and promote knowledge about this field?
WY: Neurosurgical societies should form committees of experienced surgeons to recommend the best practice. It may be useful to establish a registry of syringomyelic cyst surgery and their outcomes. Currently there is no effective non-surgical treatment.
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Workday announces Workday Payroll for Australia
By Contributor, Fri 11 Jun 2021
Workday has announced plans to deliver Workday Payroll for Australia due to increased demand for payroll in the cloud. This follows a separate announcement that the company had completed a record number of customer deployments in fiscal 2021, including a 40% year over year increase in financial management deployments.
Workday currently offers payroll solutions directly in the U.S., Canada, France, and the UK, in addition to partnerships with global partners to deliver payroll solutions covering over 120 countries around the world. The company says it will also launch Workday Payroll for Germany with early adopters in Australia and Germany expected to begin deployments in calendar year 2023.
Workday Payroll for Australia will leverage the company's core payroll foundation in the cloud to provide human capital management (HCM), time, absence, and a payroll solution in a single system. With worker data in Workday HCM flowing to Workday Payroll, customers can better support their compliance with regulatory laws and standard business practices in these markets.
Workday Payroll also allows customers to gain control of their payroll processes, data, and costs with the flexibility to configure payroll as business needs change.
"Workday continues to be adopted by some of the largest organisations in Europe and Asia-Pacific, and now is the time to begin expanding our cloud payroll in these markets," says Workday Payroll general manager Adam Kovalevsky.
"With Workday Payroll for Australia and Workday Payroll for Germany, customers will have the control and insight they need to support compensation, benefits, and compliance changes while delivering an exceptional experience for their employees."
Constellation Research vice president and principal analyst Holger Mueller says, "Payroll is the hard stuff for enterprises, but they have to get it right every time.
"Always on payroll, smart audits, and spotting anomalies — all these capabilities drive autonomy and better control, so payroll runs automatically on its own, removing much of the manual and sometimes error-prone work," says Mueller.
"That's where payroll and HR are going, evolving to be autonomous and self-driving, and bringing with it dramatic levels of efficiency. It's exciting for Workday customers to learn about the new payroll platform capabilities and the extension of Workday Payroll to Australia and Germany."
Workday also announced that in fiscal year 2021, it completed more than 1,800 customer deployments, with global partners, with the majority of these managed virtually. Customers worldwide included Alight Solutions, Flinders University in Australia, GE, Hong Kong Broadband Network, John Lewis Partnership, Nebraska Medicine, and Prisma Health.
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Best of Carson City
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'The art of gaming'
Lahontan Valley |
The Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center (also known as the library) at the University of Nevada, Reno is organizing an exhibition dealing with various aspects of gaming.
Put together by the Special Collections Department of the UNR Libraries, "The Art of Gaming +" takes an imaginative look at works of art dealing with gaming, gambling and casino life.
Drawing from a collection of sculpture put together for Harrah's by Reno's Stremmel Gallery in the mid-1990s, the exhibition includes works by many well-known local artists.
Artists in the show include Bob Adams, Kathleen Akers, Joan Arrizabalaga (originally from Fallon), Dwight Davidson, Paul DiPasqua, Mary Lee Fulkerson, Mick Sheldon, Peter Shire, Therman Statom and Larry Williamson.
Also included in the show will be neon signs by Will Durham, Karen Burns' showgirl costumes, a large selection of photographs from the Special Collections Archives, gaming and gambling ephemera from the collection of Joe McKenna.
The show will be on view from July 1 through September 15. There will be an opening reception on July 7 from 3 to 5 p.m. It is free and open to the public. For more information, call 775-682-5665.
The Churchill Arts Council is finishing up plans for its forthcoming 2013-2014 season and the new brochure will be available next month.
Performances will include the Portland Cello Project, blues guitarist Ana Popovic, the Paul Thorn Band, Mike Farris & The Roseland Rhythm Revue, Bluegrass and Americana artists Hot Buttered Rum, Maria Muldaur with The Campbell Brothers, Tex-Mex conjunto with Los Texmaniacs and the Galician bagpiper Cristina Pato with her Migrations Band.
Exhibitions will include shows of work by Michael Sarich, Chris Bauder, Gordon McConnell, Jane Wagoner Deschner, Tamara Scronce and Sharon Maczko. The film series will feature big screen epics —"Lawrence of Arabia," "Doctor Zhivago," and "Once Upon a Time in America" — and selection of thrillers starring Robert Mitchum.
If you're reading this and would to receive the season brochure, contact CAC at 775-423-1440 or email charts@phonewave.net
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Classic 'Y' Frame French Skeleton clock finished in Rhodium on a Black Granite base.
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Graham deadbeat escapement controlled by a silk suspension pendulum.
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import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Map.Entry;

import com.amazonaws.services.glacier.model.*;
import com.amazonaws.transform.SimpleTypeJsonUnmarshallers.*;
import com.amazonaws.transform.*;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonToken;
import static com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonToken.*;

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