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Q: C Structure Declaration Issue I am writing the following program for my Programming Fundamentals Class (C Programming). My IDE is giving me a compile error for the declaration of 'student' as referenced in the lines where user input is read. It is also giving me an error on ISO C standards for nested functions in the letter_grade function.  Any help would greatly be appreciated.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <string.h>

#define MAX 20

char letter_grade(float a, float b, float c);

int main(void)
{
char temp_name[MAX];
int count=0, last, temp;

struct student {
   char f_name[MAX];
   char l_name[MAX];
   float test1;
   float test2;
   float test3;
  };

printf("Please enter the student's last name (Enter ZZZ to exit): ");
   gets(temp_name);

while (strncmp(temp_name, "ZZZ\0", 4))
{
   strncpy(student[count].l_name, temp_name, MAX+1);
   printf("Please enter the students first name: ");
     scanf("%s", &student[count].f_name);
   getchar();
   printf("Enter the first test score: ");
     scanf("%f", &student[count].test1);
   printf("Enter the second test score: ");
     scanf("%f", &student[count].test2);
   printf("Enter the third test score: ");
     scanf("%f", &student[count].test3);
   printf("\nPlease enter the student's last name (Enter ZZZ to exit): ");
     gets(temp_name);
   count++;
}

last = count;

temp = last + 1;

printf("\t\t\tStudent Grade Report");

for (last;last>=0;last--){
    printf("%s, ", student[last].l_name);
    printf("%s ", student[last].f_name);
    printf("\t\t Grade: %c\n\n ", letter_grade(student[last].test1, student[last].test2, student[last].test2));

//    printf("Test Grade: %c\n", letter_grade(85,88,82));

return 0;
}

char letter_grade(float *a, float *b, float *c)
{
float sum = *a+*b+*c;

if (sum >= 270.0f)
   return 'A';
if (sum>= 240.0f && sum <270.0f)
   return 'B';
if (sum>= 210.0f && sum <240.0f)
   return 'C';
if (sum>= 180.0f && sum <210.0f)
   return 'D';
if (sum < 180.0f)
   return 'F';
}

A: You nowhere declared an array or a pointer with name student. The name was  not declared. Thus the code where you are refering the name like this statement
strncpy(student[count].l_name, temp_name, MAX+1);
        ^^^^^^^

is invalid.
What is "student"? Where is it declared?
You only declared type struct student but it is not the same as an object with name student.
Also in this loop
for (last;last>=0;last--){
    printf("%s, ", student[last].l_name);
    printf("%s ", student[last].f_name);
    printf("\t\t Grade: %c\n\n ", letter_grade(student[last].test1, student[last].test2, student[last].test2));

there is absent the closing brace.

A: Applying all the comments and correcting other problems in the posted code there were many results in:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

#define MAX_NAME_LEN (20)
#define MAX_STUDENTS (100)

// define the student struc
struct student
{
   char f_name[ MAX_NAME_LEN ];
   char l_name[ MAX_NAME_LEN ];
   float test1;
   float test2;
   float test3;
};

char letter_grade(float a, float b, float c);

int main(void)
{
    // define an array of 100 instances of the student struct
    struct student students[ MAX_STUDENTS ];

    printf("Please enter the student's last name (Enter ZZZ to exit): ");

    int count=0;
    while( count < MAX_STUDENTS && scanf( " %19s", students[count].l_name)  && strcmp( students[count].l_name, "ZZZ" ) )
    {
         printf("Please enter the students first name: ");
         scanf(" %19s", students[count].f_name);

         printf("Enter the first test score: ");
         scanf("%f", &students[count].test1);

         printf("Enter the second test score: ");
         scanf("%f", &students[count].test2);

         printf("Enter the third test score: ");
         scanf("%f", &students[count].test3);

        count++;

        printf("\nPlease enter the student's last name (Enter ZZZ to exit): ");
    } // end while

    printf("\t\t\tStudent Grade Report");

    for ( ; count>=0; count--)
    {
        printf("%s, ", students[count].l_name);
        printf("%s ", students[count].f_name);
        printf("\t\t Grade: %c\n\n ",
                letter_grade(   students[count].test1,
                                students[count].test2,
                                students[count].test2));
    }  // end for
} // end function: main

char letter_grade(float a, float b, float c)
{
    float sum = a+b+c;
    char grade;

    if( sum >= 270.f)      grade = 'A';
    else if (sum>= 240.0f) grade = 'B';
    else if (sum>= 210.0f) grade = 'C';
    else if (sum>= 180.0f) grade = 'D';
    else                   grade = 'F';

    return grade;
} // end function: letter_grade

You can compare the posted code to the above answer to spot where there were problems in the posted code.
Do not #include header files those contents are not used.
A passed value to a function does not become a pointer in the parameter list of the called function.
In any if then else sequence, there is no need to re-test for previously eliminated values
The posted code nested one function inside another,  That is not valid C code, although can be allowed with the gcc compiler extension.
There is no need for a return statement from main() if the returned value is 0.
On any non void function, ALL paths through the code must lead to a return value; statement.
The posted code failed to declare any instance of the struct student structure.  And certainly did not declare an array of those struct instances, as is needed when multiple students being processed.
The posted code (and this answer) will fail if any first or last name is greater than or equal to 20 characters.
This answer does not check for failures of the call to scanf()  but for reliability, such checking for each must be performed.  Similar to:
if( 1 != scanf( " %19s", students[count].l_name) )
{
    perror( "scanf failed" );
    exit( EXIT_FAILURE ); // `exit()` and `EXIT_FAILURE` found in stdlib.h
}

// implied else, scanf successful

The while() statement in the main() function is very 'busy' for clarity, the call to strcmp() could be extracted and placed in a following statement similar to:
while(...)
{
    if( !strcmp( students[count].l_name, "ZZZ" ) {
    {
         break;
    }
    ...

In general, never trust the input from a user.  That is why the returned value (not the parameter value) from each call to scanf() needs to be checked.
As a simplification, rather than hardcoding the MAX LENGTH modifier in the calls to scanf() with a %s format specifier, can use the following changes:
#define MAX_NAME_LEN (19)
...
struct student
{
   char f_name[ MAX_NAME_LEN+1 ];
   char l_name[ MAX_NAME_LEN+1 ];
   float test1;
   float test2;
   float test3;
};
....
    && scanf(" %" MAX_NAME_LEN "s", students[count].l_name) &&
....
    scanf(" %" NAX_NAME_LEN "s", students[count].f_name);


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"Operation Freedom" – Siamese Twins Separated by Hungarian Medical Team
By: Erika Papp Faber
"It would be impossible to separate these two", thought dr. Csókay András, neurosurgeon, when he first encountered Rabeya and Rokaiya in Bangladesh in November 2017. But then he consulted another neurosurgeon, dr. Hudák István, who suggested a pioneering approach, and together they worked out a protocol for the entire procedure.
Dr. Csókay is the leading physician at the Neurosurgical Department of Honvédkórház in Budapest, and co-founder, with plastic surgeon dr. Pataki Gergely, of Cselekvés a kiszolgáltatottakért alapítvány (Action for Defenseless People Foundation). Purpose of the Foundation is to provide help for those who can do little or nothing to protect themselves due to their health or economic condition. They volunteer to perform free surgery, at home and abroad, provide instruction and assist in the acquisition of medical instruments, specialized hospital furnishings and rehabilitation equipment.
The first phase of what became known as "Operation Freedom", separating Rabeya and Rokaiya, took place in Bangladesh a year ago. At that time, 85% of the shared cerebral veins were separated in a series of three operations. Dr. Csókay András, head of the team, who himself has developed several new techniques for treating brain and spinal injuries, stated, "Dr. Hudák István, who is world-famous for endovascular matters (using catheters in the brain) was the only one in the world capable of performing this unique procedure."
Next came preparatory surgery in Budapest, in January of this year. During the seven months the children (with their parents) were in Budapest, dr. Pataki performed a series of 44 surgeries, grafting a specific Hungarian-designed tissue-expanding implant system into the girls' heads to stretch the skin and soft tissue.
As Dr. Csókay relates, he practiced, in autopsies, the individual steps laid out by Dr. Hudák. What helped them, he said, was the knowledge that people in Nigeria (where Cselekvés has a mission), and a million people in Hungary were praying for them. (Clergy and Catholic media in Hungary had asked people to pray especially on August 1st and 2nd for success of the surgery.)
Finally, a team of 35 doctors traveled to Bangladesh to perform the actual separation of the twins' skulls and brains. There were no textbook models to follow – the entire procedure was designed by the Hungarian doctors. With Dr. Csókay András as the team leader, and Dr. Csapody Marcell leading the anesthesia group, the girls were finally separated from each other on August 1st and 2nd in a very intricate, 33-hour procedure. In the course of the grueling operation, the team paused three times to pray, together with their Moslem and Hindu colleagues.
In an interview with Hungarian TV, Dr. Csókay said, "It is never the doctor who heals; the doctor only treats. Only God heals." In another interview he added, "Two of the neurosurgical innovations with which my patients recovered better, or for which I received recognition or prizes, occurred to me while I was praying the Rosary. They did not come from myself."
Rabeya came out of the induced coma first, and as of this writing (August 22nd) is smiling, speaking and eating on her own. Her twin, Rokaiya, opened her eyes only some days later, and although she is currently fighting a special viral fever, is said to be in stable condition at this time.
During a press conference, Dr. Csókay stated that, during the surgery, they had been on a physical, mental and emotional rollercoaster. At times they thought they were losing the children. They also experienced situations that they could not explain, such as a kidney function irregularity of one of the girls, which disappeared all of a sudden and the kidney began to work normally.
He also related a heartwarming incident: once the operation was over, the girls – both still under anesthesia – instinctively reached for each other's hand!
Some of the doctors on the team remained in Bangladesh afterwards for more volunteer neurological and plastic surgery as well as giving professional lectures. They had taken along two tons of medical equipment and left most of it in Bangladesh as a donation. The entire team will be returning there in three to six months, to carry out further surgery on Rabeya and Rokaiya. However, this will not be the last intervention for the girls. Secondary skull construction and other rehabilitation will probably take years.
Dr. Csókay says, "We can't speak of success even now. It's not the successful application of techniques that signify success, but when the patient says, it is better now than it was before."
We pray for the complete recovery of Rabeya and Rokaiya, and ask the Lord's continued blessings on the Cselekvés team!
More about Cselekvés a kiszolgáltatottakért
Founded in 2002 on the inspiration of Mother Teresa, Action for Defenseless People has helped thousands since its inception. According to their mission statement posted on the internet, "The essence of Cselekvés is that we try to help, in an active and direct way, here and now, at home and abroad, in proportion to our abilities."
They travel to areas hardest hit by a lack of doctors and by poverty to perform special surgical procedures. Since in Third World countries there are many children who suffer from burns, dr. Pataki began the Bangladesh mission for restorative plastic and burn surgery in 2010. In 2016, dr. Csókay was led to establish a neurosurgical mission in Nigeria. "Children's deformities and injuries must be treated as fast as possible, because they are developing and their behavior is shaped by their physical possibilities. For example, it is very important whether or not someone can use his hands, which will determine whether he will be able to work or will become a dependent person." They have separated, in many patients, fingers which had grown together, put together injured faces, done plastic surgery.
It is their firm belief that the greatest need must be addressed first; they have to help those who have the least chance for healing, where the greatest good can be achieved with the least amount of money. Their work is supported by donations.
Quoting again from their mission statement, the doctors of Cselekvés perform their charitable work "according to the demands of our time, the highest value being a high level of professional preparedness, the humility necessary for the task, the strength of our teams' faith in each other and in the local community – but perhaps most importantly, the real service of the person in need."
As mentioned above, they have established missions in Bangladesh and Nigeria. There they spend two weeks every year, performing some 70-80 neurological and plastic surgeries on needy patients, and on patients born with developmental disabilities who otherwise would have no chance for a normal life.
The funds they raise are spent on providing bandages and medical instruments for Hungarian hospitals; on electric hospital beds and other hospital furnishings; on health lectures; and on continuing professional education for medical personnel at home and abroad, to enable them to help as many people as they can.
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The Dangers of Hepatitis C in Hollywood
Editorial Staff February 26, 2016
Hepatitis C infection can affect anyone, even Hollywood celebrities who seem to be living the good life. Somehow, this comes as no surprise because over 3.2 American people are infected by this liver disease.
Due to the commonality of the disease, the National Health Organization has recommended everyone born between the years 1945 to 1965 to get screened for hepatitis C. Unlike hepatitis A and hepatitis B where anyone can get a vaccine at Rite Aid or Costco, hepatitis C has no possible prevention.
Dr. Ira Jacobson, a hepatitis C virus expert, explains that as this disease do not manifest any symptoms, most people are unaware that they are carriers. Some might even had the virus for decades thus the likelihood of celebrities being exposed is fifty percent.
What are the Symptoms and How is it Transmitted
While most patients remain to be asymptomatic, people who are infected with hepatitis C may show the following signs:
Yellowing of the skin and eyes, a condition called "jaundice"
As the virus can spread by blood transfusion or contact with body fluids from an infected person, celebrities may have gotten it through needle sharing during drug use, sex with multiple partners or someone with a sexually-transmitted disease, or through birth.
It is impertinent to understand that hepatitis C cannot be transmitted through contaminated water, food, or simple contact with a carrier.
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Ken Watanabe – this Japanese actor defeated leukemia in the year 1989 but due to an infected blood transfusion, he contracted the virus. The routine screening of blood donations didn't start until the year 1992. He began his treatment for hepatitis C in 2005.
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Council agrees to change name of Jameson Hall
23 June 2016 | Story by Newsroom
Dear colleagues and students,
I am pleased to report that Council resolved at its meeting on 18 June 2016 that the name of Jameson Hall should be changed and that a new name should be identified. The authority to name or rename University of Cape Town buildings is vested in Council.
Council has agreed with the Naming of Buildings Committee (NOBC) – advised by the Task Team on the Naming of Buildings, Rooms, Spaces and Roads, which was established in 2015 – that a careful, extensive, consultative process is required to choose a new name.
The Task Team had set a deadline of 15 April 2016 to receive submissions on whether or not the name of Jameson Hall should be changed as well as suggestions for alternative names. The invitation to submit suggestions was open to every student and staff member, as well as members of the wider UCT community, including alumni around the world.
Based on the submissions as well as its own expertise and considerations, the Task Team's proposal to the NOBC regarding the renaming of Jameson Hall, argued as follows:
The Task Team first obtained legal opinion confirming that there was no legal or heritage reason why the name could not be changed.
The Task Team considered arguments for the retention of the name, expressed as a deep respect for the foundational moment of the University as it is reflected in the names of buildings.
However, the Task Team concluded instead that the "University is a living organism and as time passes successive generations of students, who then become alumnae/i, must also be given the opportunity to reflect on the ethos of the institution and inscribe in turn their interpretation in names given to buildings".
"The naming of buildings is an emotional issue and care should be taken in selecting names that illustrate what is at the heart, and in the name, of a 'university', that is, its 'universality', expressed as a pursuit of equality, social justice, reconciliation and human promotion - a university's space is not merely an assemblage of buildings but a human whole that transcends its components. Naming the Hall should echo this overarching concern."
A joint meeting of the NOBC and the Task Team held on 17 June 2016 concluded that it is clear from the evidence afforded by respected historians that Jameson's ruthless self-interest manifested in a profound lack of respect for other people. Notable in this regard was his decision with a coterie of like-minded doctors deliberately to misdiagnose an outbreak of smallpox in Kimberley in 1883to prevent the absconding from the mines of black labourers. The infamous Jameson Raid, for which he was imprisoned in England, and the wars against the Matabele in what was to become Rhodesia, are other examples of his ruthlessness and his role in exploiting and oppressing local communities.
The NOBC endorsed the Task Team's conclusion that: (i) the Hall that stands proud at the heart of the University, and being in this respect out of the ordinary, should have a name that would straddle the distinction between a "proper name" and a "functional name" so as to reflect its exceptionality; (ii) a thoughtful change of name would elicit support; (iii) a new name should evoke something easily recognizable, and with which students, academics, staff and parents could identify when they congregate in the Hall; and (iv) such name should evoke what is performed in the Hall, that is, a celebration of togetherness around the communal search for knowledge.
Based on these criteria, the Task Team proposed that the following be considered as possible future names for the Hall:
One of Imbizo, Lekgotla, Pitso, Kgoro, which all mean a meeting or gathering place, or their Khoisan equivalent
Others still under discussion
The newly constituted NOBC and the Task Team will meet as soon as possible after 1 July 2016 (the date of the new term of office of all Council and Senate sub-committees) to determine the process whereby a new name could be identified.
I would like to reiterate what I have said before in relation to renaming UCT buildings: such moments are relatively rare and historic, especially with regards to a building as central to campus life as Jameson Hall. This change offers us an opportunity both to make a definitive break with a past that we are not all part of, and to help define a future UCT that is much more inclusive and respectful of our different histories, cultures and aspirations. It is symbolic of a transformation not only on our campus, but more importantly of our attitudes and values.
Please think carefully on this matter and watch for information to come after 1 July about how you can contribute to this historic process of determining a new name.
Dr Max Price
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Genre: Adult & YA Thriller
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Publication Date: 28th March 2022
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1957. Blackleigh is an elite public school for boys in Yorkshire where prejudice and seething hatreds are never far below the surface. Violence erupts against any Junior who the Seniors deem unfit.
Jonathan Simon is 16, in his third year, and is self-conscious about being Jewish and having a birthmark on his cheek. He knows that: 1) The school code of conduct mandates no snitching, 2) The student Prefects, not the faculty, have absolute power to discipline and 3) Mr. Paul Wood, the temporary Headmaster, is weak and ineffectual.
Jonathan meets Bobby Stuart, an American transfer student, who is also worried about being accepted. Their friendship binds them together as they soon run afoul three ruthless and ambitious Seniors in the House; Gabriel, Murray and Hausman – also known by their fanatic followers as 'The Black Armbands'.
As the pressure mounts, ambitions grow, friendships become closer and scheming increases. As for Jonathan, the year is only beginning…
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Michael L. Lewis was born and raised in England. After preparatory school in London, he was educated at Stowe School, Buckingham. This is the third novel in the Oath series, taking readers on a journey through the lives of three dynamic schoolboys between the ages of 13 and 15, and the extraordinary triumphs and tragedies that they experience. Michael now lives in Los Angeles, California, has a law degree, and writes full-time. He was on the Board of Trustees for several schools and has been a member of the same book club for twenty-five years.
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Hasbani met also with the ambassadors of the United States, China, Russia and France and discussed with them the situation in Lebanon and the region and the matters of the displaced Syrians, as he stressed the importance of finding immediate solutions to ensure their safe return to their homeland. He also highlighted the need to continued support to the Lebanese army that has proved its ability to preserve stability and defend the Lebanese territory against terrorist risks and extend its authority throughout all Lebanese regions.
Ambassadors of States of the Security Council brought up with Hasbani the renewal of the mandate of the UNIFIL and its role in stability, as well as the support of the UNRWA which provides assistance to Palestine refugees since the Lebanese State cannot bear the costs of education, health and other social costs, as he called on UNRWA to continue performing its duties to achieve the return.


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Q: How to model many-to-many relationships in ABAP Programming Model for Fiori? How to achieve many-to-many relationships using CDS/BOPF and associations?
For example, consider you have tables for Movies and Genres, where we want to assign genres to movies.
define table zmv_movies {
  key client   : abap.clnt not null;
  key id       : snwd_node_key not null;
  name         : abap.string(0);
  release_date : abap.dats;
  plot         : abap.string(0);

}

define table zmv_genres {
  key client : abap.clnt not null;
  key id     : snwd_node_key not null;
  name       : abap.string(0);

}

A good way to map many-to-many (n:m) relationships are junction tables, so I created:
define table zmv_moviesgenres {
  @AbapCatalog.foreignKey.screenCheck : false
  key movie_id           : snwd_node_key not null
    with foreign key [0..*,1] zmv_movies
      where client = syst.mandt
        and id = zmv_moviesgenres.movie_id;
  @AbapCatalog.foreignKey.screenCheck : false
  key genre_id           : snwd_node_key not null
    with foreign key [0..*,1] zmv_genres
      where client = syst.mandt
        and id = zmv_moviesgenres.genre_id;
}

How do I create transactional views that properly handle this?
My attempts so far
I created a working example, but it fails on data consistency.
I changed zmv_moviesgenres to have its own primary key:
define table zmv_moviesgenres {
  key movie_genre_id : snwd_node_key not null;
  @AbapCatalog.foreignKey.screenCheck : false
  movie_id           : snwd_node_key not null
    with foreign key [0..*,1] zmv_movies
      where client = syst.mandt
        and id = zmv_moviesgenres.movie_id;
  @AbapCatalog.foreignKey.screenCheck : false
  genre_id           : snwd_node_key not null
    with foreign key [0..*,1] zmv_genres
      where client = syst.mandt
        and id = zmv_moviesgenres.genre_id;

}

Then I created some basic views, and then the transactional views:
MOVIES_TP:
@AbapCatalog.sqlViewName: 'ZMVIMOVIESTP'
//@AbapCatalog.compiler.compareFilter: true
@AbapCatalog.preserveKey: true
@AccessControl.authorizationCheck: #NOT_REQUIRED
@EndUserText.label: 'Movies transactional view'

@VDM.viewType: #TRANSACTIONAL
@ObjectModel: {
  modelCategory: #BUSINESS_OBJECT,
  createEnabled: true,
  updateEnabled: true,
  deleteEnabled: true,

  compositionRoot: true,
  transactionalProcessingEnabled: true,
  writeActivePersistence: 'ZMV_MOVIES',

  draftEnabled: true,
  writeDraftPersistence: 'ZMVIDMOVIESTP',

  semanticKey: 'id'
}

define view ZMVI_Movies_TP
  as select from ZMVI_Movies
  association [0..*] to ZMVI_Movies_Genres_TP as _movies_genres on $projection.id = _movies_genres.movie_id
{
      @ObjectModel.readOnly: true
      key id,

      @ObjectModel.association.type: [ #TO_COMPOSITION_CHILD ]
      _movies_genres,
      name,
      release_date,
      plot
}

MOVIES_GENRES_TP:
@AbapCatalog.sqlViewName: 'ZMVIMOVGENTP'
@AbapCatalog.compiler.compareFilter: true
@AbapCatalog.preserveKey: true
@AccessControl.authorizationCheck: #NOT_REQUIRED
@EndUserText.label: 'Movies Genres Transactional View'

@VDM.viewType: #TRANSACTIONAL

@ObjectModel: {
  createEnabled: true,
  updateEnabled: true,
  deleteEnabled: true,

  writeDraftPersistence: 'ZMVDMOVIESGENRES',
  writeActivePersistence: 'ZMV_MOVIESGENRES',

  semanticKey: 'movie_genre_id',
  alternativeKey: [{id: 'movie_id'}]
}

define view ZMVI_Movies_Genres_TP as select from ZMVI_Movies_Genres
    association [1..1] to ZMVI_Movies_TP as _movies on $projection.movie_id = _movies.id
    association [1..1] to ZMVI_GENRES_TP as _genres on $projection.genre_id = _genres.id
{

    key movie_genre_id,
    genre_id,
    movie_id,

    @ObjectModel.association.type: [ #TO_COMPOSITION_PARENT, #TO_COMPOSITION_ROOT ]
    _movies,
    _genres
}

GENRES_TP:
@AbapCatalog.sqlViewName: 'ZMVIGENRESTP'
@AbapCatalog.compiler.compareFilter: true
@AbapCatalog.preserveKey: true
@AccessControl.authorizationCheck: #NOT_REQUIRED
@EndUserText.label: 'Genres transactional view'
@VDM.viewType: #TRANSACTIONAL
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This works. It connects movies to genres. But if I delete a genre, it does not validate if the genre is being used by a movie. I had to create a determination/validation for that to manually check.
Also, it allows repeated assignments (e.g. two lines of ["Star Wars | Sci-fi", "Star Wars | Sci-fi"])
I am using an S/4 1809 system, componentsSAP_ABA 75D, SAP_BASIS 753.
Is there any other way to do this?

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Callie's only hope is Prime Destinations, a disturbing place in Beverly Hills run by a mysterious figure known as the Old Man. He hires teens to rent their bodies to Enders--seniors who want to be young again. Callie, desperate for the money that will keep her, Tyler, and Michael alive, agrees to be a donor. But the neurochip they place in Callie's head malfunctions and she wakes up in the life of her renter.
Callie soon discovers that her renter intends to do more than party--and that Prime Destinations' plans are more evil than she could ever have imagined. . . .


I tend to get really comfortable in my little place in the mountains but its always good to get out and see new things. My friend Sarah invited me to stay with her last week in Gloucester. She had rented a place right in the heart of the Rocky Neck Art Colony and knew that I would be inspired by all there was to see. I was….so much so that I wish I could just live there for a few months and paint all the things!
Below is the view from Hammond Castle. I love the Turner-like overcast skies.
Walking to the old Tarr and Wonson Paint Factory in Gloucester we passed some plein air painters who had driven all the way from Colorado. The interesting thing about plein air is that since it takes oil paint almost a week to dry they have special cases that hold two paintings almost an inch apart from each other. You carry them wet for a while!
This sculpture was at the old paint factory. The extinct great awk. We were really lucky to happen upon the artist Nathan Thomas Wilson as he was starting to disassemble it. It was made from trash found floating in the ocean.
"Founded in 1623, Gloucester is America's oldest seaport and the birthplace of her first major industry. Though built on fishing, Gloucester has also attracted painters, sculptors, poets, adventurers and remarkable inventors. One of the greatest inventions to come out of Gloucester solved a problem that had plagued ships for centuries: barnacles, worms and weeds that grew on the hulls and slowed their progress. Tarr and Wonson experimented for years, painting chemical concoctions onto house shingles, then immersing them in Gloucester Harbor, until finally one of their concoctions showed antifouling properties. It was based on copper oxide in tarr with napthalm.
In 1863, Tarr and Wonson received a patent for their revolutionary bottom paint. By 1870 the first buildings of Tarr and Wonson's paint manufactory appeared at the end of Rocky Neck. One cannot overestimate the effect of the new antifouling paint. It transformed not just the North Atlantic fishery but trade, commerce and even warfare. For many years, Tarr and Wonson made the only bottom paint in America, but it coated the hulls of ships that sailed the world, and is still made today.
As I wandered around Gloucester I picked up various things and used them for my painting of the day. I didn't keep the shell because it had a hermit crab in it…cute little guy.
With my obsessive love of lost things, broken things and written things these installations at the Cape Ann Art Museum are right up my alley. Ceramic artist Diane KW imprinted shards of pottery from shipwrecks (1620-1840) with digital images of documents from the museum's archives. The writing is from Capt. Edward Babson log and the diary of his wife, Amanda Babson, written in Gloucester around 1838.
I visited artist Jon Sarkin's studio last week in downtown Gloucester. He was listening to Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad and told me to pull up a chair…so I did. Here's a view of his studio. I would have loved to photograph every square inch.
This is probably the most intriguing houses I've ever toured: Beauport, the Sleeper-McCann house. I don't even know how to describe it except that it's an eclectic-hobbity-mystical-labyrinth-theatre-cottage-castle. Henry Davis Sleeper, an interior designer, started building it in 1907 and spent 27 years adding onto it. He used reclaimed paneling/timbers from demolished houses, covered the walls with fine and rare wallpapers and also crammed it to the brim with amazing collections. When Sleeper died of leukemia in 1934, the McCann family saved it and eventually bequeathed it to the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities. I have so many great pics of this house I'll have to do an entire blog post on it.
The iconic Motif Number 1, called that because it's one of the most painted buildings in the United States. The original structure was destroyed by a blizzard in 1978 but an exact replica was built in its place.
I spent some time painting in Rockport.
I painted the Motif using watercolor and Gave it to my friend Sarah for arranging such a wonderful trip.
Dr. Sims has collected items for 30+ years related to the house cat. His collection of vintage and antique cat-related art and artifacts must be one of the largest in the world. It includes modern art, folk art, vintage ads, glass art, vintage toys, automatons etc. There are over 10,000 items in the museum including a petrified cat pulled from a 16th-century chimney in England!
I love when people have a passion for something….anything. I love interesting people and places. Harold Sims definitely ranks up there as one of the most interesting people I've ever met. The best part is that all of the net proceeds from his museum go to the Catman2 cat shelter Dr. Sims founded in 1996.
I'm slowly adding to my list of favorite things to do in Bryson City and the surrounding Smoky Mountains and this museum will definitely be on there. Add The American Museum of The House Cat to your bucket list. It's right outside of Dillsboro, NC in western North Carolina (near WCU). I'm in love with this video of Dr. Sims talking about his museum.


Your kids' teeth may not have been in their mouths very long, but they still suffer many of the same common dental issues as adults in addition to age-specific problems. Regardless of the symptom, it's important to get dental care for your kids in a timely manner to reduce their risk of severe dental disease or tooth loss. A pediatric dentist is usually the best choice for children; kids' dentists have gained special training and skills to treat smaller patients in ways that don't frighten them. Listed below are a few common problems that a dentist for kids can address.
Thumb sucking is an instinctive behavior that is generally not harmful to dental health unless is persists after permanent teeth erupt. At this stage, it could affect dental health. A pediatric dentist can work with your child to find a solution.
Cavities and tooth decay are very common among children. They are caused by bacteria and plaque acids that attack and destroy tooth enamel. Attention to diet and strict oral hygiene can help prevent decay.
An over-retained tooth is a baby tooth that remains in position while a permanent tooth is trying to erupt into the same space. It could indicate impaction or a congenital abnormality. Early diagnosis ensures a better outcome.
Gum disease, also known as gingivitis, is an inflammation of gums that can lead to tooth loss and bone damage. It is often caused by poor oral hygiene. Your dentist can help reverse early stages of gum disease, and improve your child's oral hygiene habits.
Tooth grinding is common during childhood. It can damage primary or permanent teeth and can be painful. Your dentist can treat the problem with a custom night guard.
Bad breath affects people of all ages. Inadequate dental hygiene, gum inflammation, or dry mouth are all potential sources of mouth odor. Medical problems like diabetes and gastrointestinal disease can also be to blame.
Find the best kids' dentist by asking for your friends, neighbors, and medical professionals for recommendations. Good dental care that begins early in life sets the stage for a lifetime of healthy smiles.


Marching, band practices and working with other bandmates helps to teach teamwork.
Drill routines and making time to practice one's instrument helps build discipline.
Marching in parades and public concerts are just a few ways we stay engaged in the community.
The Windsor Optimist Youth Band was founded in 1966. Over the years, the band has traveled and successfully competed nationally and internationally.
The band performs in an average of 20 parades per year, three concerts and other community events. Each spring our band holds a weekend band camp which offers all of the band members an opportunity to master their marching skills and drill routines in a fun environment.
2016 marked the 50th anniversary of the band.
Stay up to date with WOYB's community events.


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Agoda offers discount hotel reservations in Asia: Bangkok, Singapore, Hong Kong, Phuket, Thailand, Malaysia. Agoda is a real-time bookings service mainly specialize in the Asian hotel marketplace which offers really great prices for rooms sometimes.


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VIM Today. Blog PostDiet: Eating Fruit and Veggies Linked to Better Grades.
Using data collected from 47,203 Canadian adolescents as part of the 2012-2013 Youth Smoking Survey, researchers from the University of Waterloo conclude that only about 10% currently meet the Canadian government's national fruit and vegetable intake recommendations (7-8 servings per day). The researchers also found that those who did consume the recommended amounts of produce per day are also more likely to earn mostly A's or B's on their report cards.


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Updated Summary of Available COVID-19 Resources
Certification - Certified Occupational Health Nurse (COHN) ABOHN
This credential is offered to registered nurses with an Associate, Diploma or higher degrees. The focus of the COHN certification examination is more directed toward direct clinical care, but contains questions that also apply to the role of advisor, coordinator and case manager.
Certified Occupational Health Nurse-Specialist (COHN-S)
This credential is offered to registered nurses with a Bachelor's degree or higher. The focus of the COHN-S certification examination is on the roles of management, education, consultation and case management in addition to direct care.
ABOHN announces the Availability of a Safety Management Credential for Certified Occupational Health Nurses... COHN-S/SM or COHN/SM
Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) Recommendations
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) is a group of medical and public health experts that develop recommendations on how to use vaccines to control diseases in the United States...more
ACIP Vaccine Recommendations home page http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/acip-recs/index.html
ANA Leads Initiative to Develop National Safe Patient Handling Standards The American Nurses Association (ANA) is leading a broad-based effort to develop national standards to guide hospitals and other healthcare facilities in their implementation of policies and equipment to safely lift and move patients, a culture change many experts agree is necessary to reduce injuries to healthcare workers and patients.
ANA convened a panel of 26 specialists this summer with expertise in nursing, occupational and physical therapy, ergonomics, architecture, health care systems, and other disciplines to devise overarching standards for implementing safe patient handling programs and detailed guidelines for making them work effectively in practice. The Safe Patient Handling (SPH) National Standards Working Group plans to distribute the standards and guidelines to their professional memberships for comment in October, with publication and release set for March 2013.
The panel is seeking to build a consensus of evidence-based best practices in safe patient handling that will apply to multiple health care professions and settings. The panel's goal is to develop language that can be incorporated nationwide into practices, policies, procedures, and regulations and become the basis for resource toolkits and certifications.
AOHP is proud to be part of the Safe Patient Handling National Standards Working Group.
Please visit to view the complete press release from ANA August 27, 2012 http://nursingworld.org/FunctionalMenuCategories/MediaResources/PressReleases/ANA-Leads-National-Safe-Patient-Handling-Standards.pdf.
Asbestos.com is a website and advocacy group that helps the victims of asbestos exposure and their loved ones. We connect our visitors with the resources they need to understand and fight asbestos-related disease, all at no cost. We research the latest data about asbestos and asbestos-related diseases to ensure an accurate, up-to-date site, and we maintain relationships with doctors and cancer centers to promote patient access to cutting-edge treatment. Go to www.asbestos.com to learn more.
The Association of Safe Patient Handling Professionals is a non-profit association that brings together like-minded individuals that want to share ideas, support research, and advocate for sound regulatory activity that improves and promotes a safer working environment for all caregivers. We also seek to establish standards and practices for both the practitioner and the facilities where they work. Safe Patient Handling Professionals Certification
Availability of Influenza and PPSV Pocket Guides
This is the ninth consecutive year that the National Influenza Vaccine Summit will be producing laminated influenza vaccine pocket guides for front-line healthcare providers. As before, the Summit is pleased to be able to also provide pocket guides with information on the prevention of pneumococcal disease. The "2011-12 Influenza Vaccine Pocket Information Guide" is being revised in several areas to reflect the most current recommendations and issues in use of the vaccine. These include 1) rationale for why it is important to get this year's vaccine, even though the vaccine viruses did not change from the previous year, 2) which children need two doses of vaccine, 3) vaccination of persons with egg allergy 4) the addition of an intradermal form of inactivated vaccine, and 5) the different age indications for the various vaccine products. We will post the draft version as soon as the ACIP influenza recommendations are issued in MMWR (anticipated in 1-2 weeks). There are no changes in the "Pneumococcal Polysaccharide Vaccination Pocket Guide" (8/10) that was distributed last year.
Each of these pocket guides are intended for use by healthcare providers only, not by patients. Both pocket guides will be available at no cost to your agency or organization. To order either or both pocket guides in quantity, go to http://www.immunize.org/pocketguides/ Please order early. We hope to begin shipping in next month.
For up-to-date information on influenza, visit the website of the National Influenza Vaccine Summit at www.preventinfluenza.org
Center for Health, Work & Evnironment
The Center for Health, Work & Environment is an academic center within the Colorado School of Public Health. The center is one of 10 Centers of Excellence for Total Worker Health® and houses the Mountain and Plains Education and Research Center (MAP ERC), one of 18 centers of its kind supported by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). The center team works with faculty, students, and community partners to advance worker health, safety, and well-being. The center is committed to developing education, research, and public health practice initiatives that address the problems of racial and environmental inequity and injustice facing workers.
Check their website for the courses they offer to the EH/OH professionals.
Crisis Prevention Training Resources
Looking for training for crisis prevention? Crisis Prevention Institute, INC provides training resources to address the need in safe, respectful, noninvasive methods for managing disruptive and assaultive behavior. Visit their website http://www.crisisprevention.com/ for more information. There is also a resources for workplace violence in a healthcare setting on the AOHP website. Click here to download the resource guide.
HealthCarePathway.com is based off the career cluster design, this resource breaks down areas of health care into segments and then into careers within those segments. Specific career plans offer a suggested step-by-step approach to pursuing a selected career. There are over 90 health related career profiles and career plans. www.healthcarepathway.com
The Joint Commission (TJC)
The Joint Commission - An independent, not-for-profit organization, The Joint Commission accredits and certifies more than 20,000 health care organizations and programs in the United States. Joint Commission accreditation and certification is recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that reflects an organization's commitment to meeting certain performance standards.
Joint Commission Websites
Masters in Health Administration - Online MHA Degrees and Programs
Broadening the Reach for Best Practices of Handling Antineoplastic Drugs NIOSH Offers Storm and Flood Cleanup Information Resources
Workers and volunteers involved with flood cleanup should be aware of the potential dangers involved and the proper safety precautions, according to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). Work-related hazards that could be encountered include electrical hazards, carbon monoxide, musculoskeletal hazards, heat stress, motor vehicles, hazardous materials, fire, confined spaces and falls. Links to information about hazards associated with storm and flood cleanup can be found on the NIOSH Web site at http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/flood.
NIOSH HAZARDOUS DRUG EXPOSURES IN HEALTH CARE
NIOSH has a website for many resources for addressing hazardous drug exposures in health care. You might want to save this link in your FAVORITES. Here is the introduction from the web page to give you an idea as to its contents: Health care workers who prepare or administer hazardous drugs (e.g., those used for cancer therapy, and some antiviral drugs, hormone agents, and bioengineered drugs) or who work in areas where these drugs are used may be exposed to these agents in the workplace. About 8 million U.S. healthcare workers are potentially exposed to hazardous drugs, including pharmacy and nursing personnel, physicians, operating room personnel, environmental services workers, workers in research laboratories, veterinary care workers, and shipping and receiving personnel.
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/hazdrug/.
Online Nurse Practitioner Programs
100 Sites on the Real Science of Immunization - http://onlinenursepractitionerprograms.com/vaccine-immunization/
https://www.nursingworld.org/practice-policy/work-environment/health-safety/opioid-epidemic/
Publications from OSHA
Safe Patient Handling: Preventing Musculoskeletal Disorders in Nursing Homes Brochure
(OSHA Publication 3708) (Feb. 2014) • Hospital Safety Fact Sheets (Feb. 2014) -
How Safe is Your Hospital for Workers? Learn More and Take Action
(OSHA Publication 3688)
Worker Safety in Your Hospital. Know the Facts
How Safe is Your Hospital for Workers? A Self-Assessment
Worker Health Chartbook NIOSH recently released its 2004 Edition of the Worker Health Chartbook. The Chartbook provides baseline and trend data to support researchers, program development, and the evaluation of impact measures. The Chartbook resources have been made available in a variety of formats (government document, HTML, acrobat/PDF), and the underlying data and charts are available for downloading as MS Excel files and encapsulated postscript EPS files. The Chartbook includes more than 400 figures and tables. The Web site for the Chartbook is available at http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docs/chartbook/. The data available to utilize from this document will be reviewed along with how it can improve one's knowledge, skills and abilities in the use of occupational surveillance information.
Nursing Reference Center (NRC)
Nursing Reference Center (NRC) is a web-based nursing reference system designed by the makers of CINAHL to provide the latest evidence-based clinical information for nursing practice, education and research at the point-of-care. Click here Nursing Reference Center for more information.
Nursing Schools and Degree Programs nursing education resource
Safe Lifting Program SafeLiftingPortal.com offers you instant access to a broad array of information, resources and services designed to support your safe patient handling and caregiver injury prevention programs.
http://www.SafeLiftingPortal.com
The Difference Between Respirators and Surgical Masks
The Johns Hopkins Education and Research Center is one of 17 NIOSH-sponsored university academic programs in occupational health and safety in the US. We are recruiting experienced nurses interested in obtaining a graduate degree in occupational and environmental health. MPH, MSN/MPH, PhD and DrPH degree programs are offered. For more information, please contact Sheila Fitzgerald, PhD, RN at sfitzger@jhsph.edu or view the following link:
http://www.jhsph.edu/erc/oehn.html
Mesothelioma Group - Aesothelioma Support Community
www.mesotheliomagroup.com
Mesothelioma is a small team of healthcare professionals, patient advocates, and communication specialists who have one goal: to lead the way in supporting and encouraging mesothelioma patients and their families. All of their services are free to use, including high-quality and reliable information about mesothelioma, so you can understand the disease, find the best treatment, and learn about the latest research. They also provide personalized help finding a top doctor, filing VA claims, and connecting with other mesothelioma patients and families. They believe that any individual that is diagnosed with this cancer deserves to have the best information and support available.
The Impact of Leader Behavior on Employee Health – Jul 2012 The cost of employee illness to employees is their health, welfare and sometimes their income; the cost of absenteeism to workplaces is lost productivity, turnover, training, disability payments and staggering health insurance premiums. The Impact of Leader Behavior on Employee Health: Lessons for Leadership Development discusses the review of the research on leadership behavior and employee health yields some important surprises about leadership development and its potential impact on employee health and performance. Check it out!
SCERC Continuing Education Courses
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Southern California Education and Research Center (SCERC), hosted at UCLA, is one of 18 NIOSH ERCs. Their goal is to train occupational health and safety professionals. Their Continuing Education program hosts an array of occupational safety and health courses throughout the year.
They offer a FREE monthly webinar series, presented by OSHA Authorized Trainer and ERC Course Director Alba Vazquez, that will discuss safety updates and how to be compliant with Cal/OSHA. This series will feature a variety of different topics each month. Check their website to view the list of courses. This series will be hosted the first Friday of every month, unless noted. Click here for more information.
OSHA's mission is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health.
October 2013- OSHA Permissible Exposure Limits: Movement on Updating
On October 24, 2013 The American Industrial Hygiene Association® (AIHA) released a statement that they were encouraged by the decision of the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration to reopen discussion on outdated PELs. OSHA has developed a toolkit to assist with identifying safer chemicals at https://www.osha.gov/dsg/safer_chemicals/index.html and an Annotated Occupational Exposure Limits table https://www.osha.gov/dsg/annotated-pels/index.html that provides current chemical information. The AIHA press release can be found at http://www.aiha.org/about-aiha/Press/2013PressRelease/Pages/OSHA-Renews-Focus-on-Outdated-Permissible-Exposure-Limits.aspx.
December 2015: New OSHA Webpage Offers Resources for Protecting Healthcare Workers from Workplace Violence
OSHA has developed a new webpage that addresses workplace violence (WPV) prevention in healthcare settings. The webpage, part of OSHA's Worker Safety in Hospitals Caring for Our Caregivers webpage contains three documents. One of the documents contains tools to help healthcare facilities design a violence prevention program using core elements and provides real-life examples from healthcare facilities that have integrated successful workplace violence prevention programs. These documents can be found at https://www.osha.gov/dsg/hospitals/workplace_violence.html.
OSHA Launched Campaign to Prevent Heat Related Illness in Outdoor Workers- Jul 2012
OSHA has again launched a campaign to prevent heat related illness in outdoor workers. Water, rest and shade are the three key elements in preventing heat-related illness. There is a wealth of information at the following link. Information includes fact sheets in multiple languages, an app to calculate the heat index and a variety of other educational tools. Visit the OSHA website at http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/heatillness/index.html for more information. OSHA Injury and Illness Prevention Programs
White Paper Jan 2012
OSHA Information - Bloodborne Pathogens and Needlestick Prevention
OSHA Information - Healthcare Facilities
OSHA Information - Biological Agents
OSHA Information - Emergency Preparedness and Response
OSHA Information - Hospital and Community Emergency Response
OSHA Information - Nursing Homes and Personal Care Facilities
OSHA Information - OSHA Best Practices for Hospital OSHA QuickCard: Safe Driving Practices for Employees
This QuickCard (English on one side and Spanish on the other) offers tips to help ensure that employees stay safe on the road. Print copies of the laminated cards will be available from OSHA's Publications Office in September 2006. The QuickCard is a companion to Guidelines for Employers to Reduce Motor Vehicle Crashes, which was issued earlier this year by OSHA, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety. OSHA Safety and Health Information Bulletin: Hazards Associated with All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) in the Workplace
Starting a Safe Patient Handling Program https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/healthcarefacilities/safepatienthandling.html#5B
While most ATV-related injuries and fatalities occur during recreational use, workplace use of ATVs is increasing in some industries. This bulletin identifies: 1) the operating conditions and activities that most often lead to ATV-related injuries and fatalities, 2) guidelines and training employers can use to help protect employees, and 3) work practices that employees can follow to reduce the potential for ATV-related accidents.
Based First Receivers of Victims from Mass Casualty Incidents Involving the Release of Hazardous Substances. Sign up for free list to network with others in the practice of medical center occupational health.
OSHA Sites Health Center for Not Protecting Employees from TB
A health center in Hartford, CT has been cited by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for three alleged serious violations of workplace health standards involving inadequate safeguards for employees exposed to tuberculosis and other infectious diseases.
The health center faces proposed fines of more than $17,000 after complaints that it failed to take appropriate action to safe guard employees following exposure to a patient with tuberculosis. http://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_table=NEWS_RELEASES&p_id=22809
IAC Updates Two Handouts That Advise Patients with Hepatitis C or HIV Which Vaccinations They Need
IAC completely revised and reformatted Vaccinations for Adults with Hepatitis C Infection (formerly titled "If you have hepatitis C, which vaccinations do you need?") and Vaccinations for Adults with HIV Infection (formerly titled "If you have HIV infection, which vaccinations do you need?").
IAC's Handouts for Patients and Staff web section offers healthcare professionals and the public more than 250 FREE English-language handouts (many also available in translation), which we encourage website users to print out, copy, and distribute widely.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville www.healthcare.utk.edu
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville is launching an Executive MBA (EMBA) for Healthcare Leadership program in January 2015. This 11-month program combines distance learning with 4 one-week residency periods including one week spent in our nation's capital gaining "real time" perspective on the politics of health care. The innovative EMBA curriculum was developed by the same faculty who teach in the University of Tennessee's award winning Physician Executive MBA program. This newly-designed program connects business acumen and transformational leadership with issues and challenges facing today's healthcare industry, equipping students with tools and knowledge to become a driving force behind healthcare improvements and innovations. A one-year investment of time in this program will lead to a lifetime of dividends. If you are interested in learning more about this program contact embahcl@utk.edu or 1 (865) 974-5001.


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Q: What's the real meaning of $$ in nasm $$ is defined as current segment address in NASM. But what's the real meaning of it? I wrote two asm files to test it:
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*

*Once I defined a section in a file, the value of $$ is the starting address of that section. And $$ has nothing to do with
the so-called segment registers(cs,ss, fs, gs, .etc).

*If I have defined the another section with the same name in other file, it's interpreted  as a different section. But if the two sections with the same name are defined in the same file, whether there are other section definitions between them, it's always interpreted as the same section, with the same $$ value. Such as follows, the two .text sections are just the same.
[section .text]
global _start
_start:
    mov ebx, $$

[section .d]
d:
    mov ecx, $$

[section .text]
another:
    mov eax, $$
    ret

*I guess there are some section names that NASM can recognize and put them to the right place when compiling. Such as .data, then what are these section names that NASM can recognize and do something with them? Thanks a lot!

A: $$ is the address of the beginning of the current section. It is a relocatable value (not "scalar" - a word you will find in an error message, but not in the Manual). It is an offset, so doesn't care what's in a segment register.

*

*Documentation: https://www.nasm.us/doc/nasmdoc3.html#section-3.5

*example use case for a boot sector: https://www.nasm.us/doc/nasmdo13.html#section-13.1.3

*Related: How does $ work in NASM, exactly? (since $$ is usually used with $).

About the only thing it's useful for is $ - $$, the length of the section so far. $ - $$ is a "scalar" (as is any difference between labels) and can be used in expressions which would otherwise cause Nasm to whine about "not a scalar value".
The section names "known" to Nasm depend on the output format - "-f obj" doesn't know any at all. .text, .data, and .bss are pretty universal - some output formats know others. Best place to find 'em is in the "output format" chapters in the Manual. http://www.nasm.us if you didn't get the Manual with your download. These names are case sensitive, and the leading '.' is required.
I have the feeling that there's a "question" in here that I'm missing. What are you actually trying to do?


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The Beach of Durrës () is the biggest and most visited beach in Albania. It lines the seafront of the city of Durrës and is about  long. A number of notable Hotels overlook the beach such as the Adriatik Hotel.

This destination is popular with people from Albania (mainly from Middle and North Albania), Kosovo and North Macedonia. It is also a popular summer and weekend destination for the people of Tirana and Durrës. The estimated number of tourists, most of whom frequent the beach during the summer period, is about 600,000 a year.

See also
 Durrës
 List of beaches in Albania

References

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Beaches of Albania
Tourist attractions in Durrës County
Geography of Durrës County

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