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Q: maximum value of $a+b+c$ given $a^2+b^2+c^2=48$? How can i get maximum value of this  $a+b+c$ given $a^2+b^2+c^2=48$ by not  using AM,GM and lagrange multipliers .

A: The Cauchy-Schwarz-inequality yields
$$|a + b + c|^2 \le (a^2 + b^2 + c^2)\cdot 3 = 144$$
and therefore $a + b + c \le 12$. Plugging in $a = b = c = 4$ shows that this value is actually the maximum.
Alternatively, you could use the convexity of the function $x \mapsto \sqrt{x}$. By Jensen's inequality we have
$$a + b + c \le |a| + |b| + |c| = 3\left(\frac{1}{3}\sqrt{a^2} + \frac{1}{3}\sqrt{b^2} + \frac{1}{3}\sqrt{c^2}\right) \le 3 \sqrt{\frac{1}{3}a^2 + \frac{1}{3}b^2 + \frac{1}{3}c^2} = 12$$
Again, plugging in $a = b = c = 4$ yields the result.

A: Observe that we can formulate this question in terms of linear algebra.  Note the condition that $a^2 + b^2 + c^2 = 48$ is the same as a vector with norm $\sqrt{48} = 4\sqrt{3}$.  The condition of maximizing $a+b+c$ is the same as maximizing the inner product of $\mathbb{1} = \left [ \begin{array}{ccc}
1&1&1\\
\end{array}\right ]$ with the vector $v =\left [ \begin{array}{ccc}
a&b&c\\
\end{array} \right ]$.  We know however by Cauchy-Schwarz that $\langle \mathbb{1}, v\rangle$ is maximized when $v$ is linearly dependent with $\mathbb{1}$. In other words we would like $v$ to be a multiple of $\mathbb{1}$ hence $a=b=c$, such that $3a^2 = 48$, or rather $a = 4$.

A: You can use the identity
$$(a+b+c)^2=3(a^2+b^2+c^2)-(a-b)^2-(b-c)^2-(c-a)^2$$
The right-hand side is clearly maximised when $a=b=c$ and then $a+b+c=12$

A: We prove if $a+b+c=r$ then $a^2+b^2+c^2>\frac{r^2}{3}$ and equality is reached only when $a=b=c$.
Suppose the minimum is achieved with values $a,b,c$ and we do not have $a=b=c$. then without loss of generality we have $a\neq b$ let $a+b=m$ and write $a$ as $\frac{m+n}{2}$ and $b$ as $\frac{m-n}{2}$. Then the sum of the squares is $\frac{m^2+n^2}{2}+c^2$ which is greater than what we would get with $\frac{m}{2},\frac{m}{2},c$. Hence the minimum is reached when $a=b=c$.
When $r=12$ we get the minimum value of $a^2+b^2+c^2$ is $\frac{144}{3}=48$. When $r$ is larger $\frac{r^2}{3}$ is larger than $48$. Hence the maximum value of $a+b+c$ is $12$ and is reached only when $a=b=c=4$

A: By the arithmetic-quadratic mean
inequality,
$\frac{a+b+c}{3}
\le \sqrt{\frac{a^2+b^2+c^2}{3}}
= \sqrt{\frac{48}{3}}
=\sqrt{16}
=4
$
with equality iff
$a=b=c$.
Therefore
$a+b+c = 12$
and
$a=b=c = 4$.


In March, Casey Britton fed her two 13-page Medicaid renewal applications into an ancient fax machine in Linden, Tennessee's career center before the state's March 31 deadline. But on April 30, the state sent her a letter, saying it reviewed her paperwork and had decided she didn't qualify anymore. Their coverage would end May 21, the letter read.
On most days, even with Medicaid, Britton feels like she's struggling to raise her two sons, ages 2 and 5, and get them the care they need. Without it, even the most basic medical care would become unaffordable.
Thirty-two states and Washington, D.C., have expanded Medicaid access in recent years, and Virginia's senate this week voted to extend the health care program to 400,000 of its low-income residents. But in April, Tennessee legislators voted to set up work requirements for Medicaid recipients, joining a number of states, including Kentucky, Indiana and Arkansas, that have passed similar laws in recent months. Gov. Bill Haslam signed the bill into law this month. This means adults without physical disabilities or children under age 6 must work, go to school or volunteer part-time or they could lose Medicaid coverage. It is the latest in a series of moves nationwide to tighten access to Medicaid.
Casey Britton poses with her husband, Norbie Britton, and her sons, Seth, 5, and Gavin, 2, after an Easter egg hunt in April. Photo courtesy of Casey Britton.
In the years after her older son, Seth, was born, he grunted and pointed while Britton and her husband, Norbie, both now 25, guessed what he wanted. No one told her he might need extra help until he started preschool at Linden Elementary School, where he received physical, occupational and speech therapy for the first time, she said. At age 3, he spoke his first words — "mom" and "dad." Two years later, Seth is still developing his motor skills to hold a pencil properly.
Britton isn't as optimistic. Backers of the Medicaid work requirements, an idea supported by the Trump administration, say requiring people to work will help move them out of poverty, and in turn, make them healthier.
"This legislation is about lifting people out of poverty, while still providing the support needed for Tennesseans to be successful and prosperous," said Beth Harwell, Tennessee's Republican candidate for governor and state Speaker of the House who introduced the state's work requirement bill, in a released statement in January when she filed.
Having health care coverage is one victory, but actually getting care is another story.
Health care advocates say work requirements will deny health care to people already vulnerable to the slightest shift in their economic equation, meaning they are more likely to neglect chronic conditions, end up in emergency rooms more often and ultimately cost the system more money.
Britton doesn't think the change will help her, either. Right now, she doesn't work full-time; she raises her sons while her husband works in Nashville. Now that her sons are reaching school age, she has more time for a job outside the home, but there aren't a lot of opportunities, she said. She has a GED and wants to go to cosmetology school to become a hair stylist, but hasn't been able to come up with the money for tuition. And the issues she had with her Medicaid application, along with the fact that she has no dental coverage, left her feeling concerned about the future, she said.
Britton and her children are not alone. In 2016, 14.1 million children grew up in poverty nationwide. But that proportion is higher in rural areas, where 24 percent of kids live in poverty, compared to 19 percent of those in urban areas, according to a new report on rural poverty from Save the Children. That gap widened after the Great Recession, according to Census Bureau data, and remains most persistent for single-parent homes, children with disabilities and African-American children. In the latest report, Tennessee ranks 40th nationwide for states where childhood is most under threat. Nearly 1.5 million Tennessee children were enrolled in Medicaid in 2017. In Perry County, there were 2,078 children enrolled. Britton's two sons were among them.
In January, the Tennessee Justice Center estimated that more than 480,000 Tennesseans could lose Medicaid coverage under the state's then-proposed work requirement. Bureaucratic red tape — not ineligibility — could pose an obstacle to access. And nationwide, 60 percent of 24.6 million current adult Medicaid recipients work at least part-time, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
So far, four states — Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky and New Hampshire — have received approval from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to use Medicaid work requirements. And in an agency statement to the NewsHour, CMS said it encourages Medicaid work requirements in response to "strong interest from states to test reforms to help lift individuals out of poverty and improve their health and well-being through work and community engagement." In other words, plug more people who are considered to be able-bodied and working age into jobs, job training or volunteer work.
Residents of Perry County take pride in the Buffalo River that flows past Appalachian foothills, pine forests and rolling pastures where horses and cows graze alongside Tennessee State Route 13 — Perry County's main roadway. Local leaders say the river could save the county if someone could figure out how to build up rental cabins and the tourism industry.
In 1958, Interstate 40, which runs 2,556 miles from California to North Carolina, passed through the length of Tennessee but missed Perry County by four miles. Longtime county residents say car dealerships and restaurants began to uproot and replant themselves along the interstate, sowing the area's economic downturn. Two garment factories and an automobile parts plant eventually left.
After the Great Recession hit, Perry County, Tennessee, reported an unemployment rate of 29.8 percent, among the nation's highest. People left if they were able or found jobs in Nashville or as far as Memphis — more than 140 miles away. Today, the jobless rate is much lower, at 4.2 percent, but 22 percent of the county's nearly 8,000 residents live in poverty, according to the Census. Britton said the community needs more jobs that pay better so families like hers can thrive.
The new Medicaid mandate in Tennessee is essentially: "We're going to throw you off unless you go to work." But recipients have "probably already tried that," said Timothy McBride, a health economist who has studied rural poverty for 20 years and leads the Center for Health Economics and Poverty at Washington University in St. Louis.
People are surprised when McBride tells them many rural communities resemble central cities — they have similar levels of lower incomes and low educational attainment, he said. But while urban job growth rebounded for the most part after the recession, rural employment has not. Jobs that once offered health insurance coverage are gone, and people who remain in rural communities tend to have less education or fewer job skills than what the job market demands, or are older, McBride said. Chronic illnesses, such as diabetes, heart disease and asthma, go undermanaged or overlooked. Life expectancy in much of Appalachia, where poverty has kept a tight hold for generations, is lower than in Bangladesh or Vietnam, said Carolyn Miles, president and chief executive officer of Save the Children. "That's a really shocking statistic," she added.
These trends have played out across rural America for decades, but state and federal policymakers don't pay enough attention to them, McBride said. And efforts to scale back Medicaid through work requirements could complicate these problems further, he added.
To reach Britton's double-wide trailer, you drive past two sawmills — among Linden's leading employers — where lumber trucks haul 60-foot-long pine logs to cut down into support beams for homes and businesses outside Perry County.
Down a dirt driveway and through the open screen door, the first thing you see is a Confederate battle flag on the living room wall, hanging over a chocolate brown corduroy couch.
Reliable public transportation doesn't exist — a common problem in rural America — so people often rely on their family, friends and churches. This complicates everything from buying groceries to getting to a doctor's appointment. You can hire a van from a private company to get where you need to go, but it charges per passenger and calculates its fare based on distance. That quickly prices a lot of people out of a ride.
Lack of transportation is a common access problem for health care across rural America, said Joan Alker, who directs Georgetown University's Center for Children and Families, which in 2017 released a report about Medicaid coverage for rural children. Other access issues include higher poverty rates, higher unemployment rates and difficulty keeping enough health care providers in rural facilities, she said.
As a result, Britton and her husband drive — a lot. Each day, Norbie leaves at 6:30 a.m. and drives 90 miles east to Nashville, where he demolishes the city's mansions. Each night, he drives back, reaching home as late as 10 p.m. They earn less than $20,000 a year. Together, they spend $200 on gas each week and $500 monthly on the mortgage. Each month, they pay an average of $200 in utilities and receive $430 in food stamp benefits, Britton said.
It takes an hour by school bus to get to Linden Elementary. So Britton makes the 20-minute drive in her Nissan Altima, which has no AC and is missing the right rear passenger door handle. Britton tugs a twisted metal wire to open the door to load Seth into his booster seat.
On May 24, the Tennessee Department of Health Care Finance and Administration mailed Britton a letter, saying the state had received paperwork for her and Gavin and that their Medicaid coverage was reinstated. This was after she appealed the decision and submitted pay stubs to prove they qualified for Medicaid. But since she received the letter in April saying her coverage was cut off, the car has started rattling so much that Britton doesn't feel safe driving it further than to town and back. She said she must reschedule Seth's appointment with the behavior specialist until she can afford repairs.
McBride said policymakers need to look more closely at these kinds of realities; sometimes the incentives laid out by programs like Medicaid work requirements don't match up with people's day-to-day lives. Since President Lyndon B. Johnson waged his War on Poverty in the 1960s, the United States has tweaked Medicaid and Medicare to remedy rural needs, such as creating payment incentives to recruit health care providers to rural areas, but McBride said those policies don't go far enough to deliver a lasting solution.
This report was produced through the Save the Children U.S. Press Fellowship.


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Q: Transfer data to a one table from two databases How can I create a table in mysql that can access by two databases
one is a court database and other one is police database
what i want is when court insert some records of suspects persons, that records should be accessible by police .but police are a different database.
hw i could do it. i'm a new-bee to programming and would love to have your help thanks.

A: Assuming you don't have separate users there with permission restrictions. Use fully qualified names. For example SELECT column_name FROM database_name.table_name or SELECT database_name.table_name.column_name.
More info here http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/identifier-qualifiers.html

A: If the two databases are on the same sewrver you can do something like
INSERT INTO
 database2.table2 (c1, c2, c3)

 SELECT
 c2, c4, MD5(c3)
FROM
   database1.table1

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At EverPresent, as with most of the industry, our pricing for old film reels depends on the amount of footage on your reels, which correlates directly with the amount of video you will be getting back after the transfer.
Home movies come in different size reels, and how many feet of film a reel will hold is approximate. Fortunately, it's not very complicated to get an idea of how much old film reel footage you have from the diameter of your reel and we are happy to share it so you can have a better idea about the size of your film collection.
You can also watch our video on measuring the diameter of film below!
Simply use a ruler or measuring tape to measure the size of your reel at it's widest point.
If your reel has markings on it, that's a guide to how many feet of film are on that reel. Round up to the nearest number wherever your film stops.
If your reel isn't full, and has no markings, measure the diameter of the spooled film within the reel.
This chart contains approximate running times, lengths and sizes for common film reel diameters.
These measurements are true for 8mm, Super 8 and 16mm film reel sizes. For example, if you have 3 full reels, each of which is 5 inches in diameter, that's 600 ft. of film total.
Sizing for film is standardized by diameter and from there we easily determine the footage. 16mm film reel sizes are a little different than 8mm and Super8, and you'll usually find 16mm film on the largest reels.
That's all there is to it! If you have any questions about the length of your old home movies, give us a call!
If you're considering converting your home movies to digital, we couldn't agree more with your decision! We are happy to help you with your film reel size estimate and we only charge you for the exact amount of footage that contains video during our home movie to digital process.
If you're not quite ready to digitize, it's important to keep your old film reels safe until you want to make them digital. One of our expertly trained technicians has some great tips for the care and preservation of your old home movies.
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Q: I have to evict my tenant as I need to sell the property. The tenant is not paying full rent, so I issued a Section 21 to evict them. However, this was only with 5 weeks' notice. Can you advise me on this issue?
A: You can issue another Section 21 to evict the tenants; however, you must give 2 calendar months' notice from the rent day. If the tenant falls two months into payment arrears, you could use a Section 8 notice.
My tenants have handed their keys back today and want a deposit but there is some damage to parts of the property, including graffiti on the garage door inside. What should I do?
The company that I am letting out to have been paying rent late for the past 8 months. Furthermore, in the lease agreement one of the conditions is that there is a minimum increase of £700 per month from the initial rent (being £3500 a month). After 12 months this should have gone up, but, as the company have been going through some financial difficulties, I had also given them a six month flexible period. I would like to increase the rent but go about this with a 'soft' approach. What should I do?
I have been told by a tenant that a door is damaged. They are stating that the builders did it but the builders are saying that it was the tenant that did this. Damp proofers were in the property and the tenants claim the door was damaged by them moving things in the property. However, the damp proofers are stating that it was in a bad state to begin with and they didn't damage it more. The managing agents state they were not aware of any damage beforehand. What should I do about this situation?


~4% of the U.S. population has LTBI.
Treatment of LTBI is crucial to the control and elimination of TB disease in the United States.
Necrotizing granuloma due to M. tuberculosis. A small tuberculous granuloma with conspicuous central caseation is present in the pulmonary parenchyma.
Cavitary tuberculosis. The apex of the left upper lobe shows tuberculous cavities surrounded by consolidated and fibrotic pulmonary parenchyma, which contains small tubercles.
Miliary tuberculosis. Multiple millimeter-sized nodules are scattered throughout the lung parenchyma.
Tuberculous spondylitis (Pott disease). A vertebral body is almost completely replaced by tuberculous tissue. Note the preservation of the intervertebral discs.
Mycobacterium tuberculosis. A smear of a pulmonary lesion shows slender, beaded, acid-fast bacilli.
Miliary tuberculosis. The cut surface of the lung reveals numerous uniform, white, nodules.
FIGURE 20.3. Chest radiograph (posteroanterior view only) demonstrating the radiographic presentation of miliary tuberculosis.
FIGURE 20.4. Chest radiographs (posteroanterior and lateral views) demonstrating cavitary reactivation of latent tuberculosis infection in the posterior apical segment of the right upper lobe.
Figure 189.1. Chest radiograph demonstrating apical infiltrate with cavitation, typical of pulmonary tuberculosis.
Gross figure showing multiple small granulomas fill the lung parenchyma, characteristic of miliary tuberculosis.


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Matthew and Brady Tkachuk get into crotch-slashing spat during game
Thomas Williams
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Matthew and Brady Tkachuk were at it again on Thursday night. (Photo by Brett Holmes/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Every time the two Tkachuk brothers face off against one another, it's must-see television, and Thursday's game didn't disappoint.
The battle between the Calgary Flames and the Ottawa Senators is a mismatch in the standings, but when it comes to the individual battle between Calgary's Matthew and Ottawa's Brady, it appears to be fairly even.
That was on full display when the Sens captain shoved his brother to the ice, and Matthew promptly retaliated with a full-on slash to the groin.
tender moments between brothers: matthew tkachuk smacking brady in the crotch pic.twitter.com/RA51F8gAk1
— Mike Pfeil (@mikeFAIL) January 14, 2022
The Senators ended up winning the match by a score of 4-1, propelled by a two-goal game from forward Nick Paul — but that isn't what is important here. The two related rascals had another moment in their mosaic of love in ways that only full-grown, professional-athlete brothers can.
Just a couple of months ago, in the early days of the 2021-22 season, the Tkachuks shared a moment during warm-ups, as Matthew admired Brady's new letter on his chest (just a week or so earlier he was unveiled as the Sens' new captain).
"Deep down, he knows I still make the calls when we're together in the summer," Matthew said after that game. "He can be the captain for his team. ... But he knows who's the captain in the summer. It's probably my Mom, honestly. ... But when it's me and him, he knows who it is."
The two sons of longtime NHLer Keith Tkachuk are stomping around the league making their mark, but their wild side truly comes out when they face each other.
Unfortunately, that happens only twice a season with the scheduling of inter-conference games. And with Matthew and his Flames earning the win in the first game and Brady snatching the second, the season series is a stalemate.
Maybe they'll have their own off-ice competition in the summer to determine who truly won the series.
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FRCS, FRCS (Tr & Orth).
I am an Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Surgeon based in London and Birmingham.
I qualified from Birmingham University in 1991 and trained between Birmingham and Bristol.
My Fellowship training in Foot & Ankle surgery with Paul (Cook) in Oxford , Michael (Stephens) in Dublin and Roger Atkins (Bristol) was a revelation and set me upon my current path.
Originally appointed Consultant to the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham my practice is now solely based in the Wellington Hospital London and Priory Hospital Birmingham.
My interests lie in developing appropriate educational materials to support surgical training & to optimise patients outcomes from surgery.
Mark Bowen Davies was appointed as a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon with a special interest in elective and traumatic conditions of the adult foot and ankle at the Northern General Hospital, Sheffield in January 2006. He is also a Director with Sheffield Orthopaedics Ltd, the largest independent provider of orthopaedic surgical care in Yorkshire and Derbyshire and works at both Claremont Private Hospital and BMI Thornbury Hospital.
Mr Paul Cooke was born in Birmingham and educated at king Edwards school Birmingham, and Sheffield University.
He trained first in general surgery – in Bristol and Plymouth – passing asFRCS in 1981.
He then trained in orthopaedic surgery in Bristol, oxford and Melbourne. During this time he alsoworked at the department of Anatomy in Bristol studying ligmant biomechnics and the effects on joint function – being awarded MCh by thesis.
In Melbourne he worked using multi-dimensional statistical models to develop methods of predicting dislocation of the hip in cerebral palsy.
On appointmentas consultant in oxford in 1989, he developed the gait analysis service, and was its firstmedical director.
He went on to found and lead the foot and ankle service.
He has always been a surgical innovator, and developer of techniques – introducing course to teach Scarf osteotomy (Oxbridge Course) which has trained over250 surgeons and 400 nurses in the 13 years it has run, as well as developing and introducing (with others) ankle arthroscopy, arthroscopic fusion, ankle replacement and latterly techniques of minimally invasive surgery to the forefoot. In addition he has developed (collaboratively) the Oxbridge hindfoot nail and Ankle replacement.
Mr Cooke has been clinical director of the Nuffield Orthopaedic centre in oxford, and twice been chairman of medical staff.
He was on the original EFAS committee, has been secretary, chair and trustee of BOFAS over many years.
He was clinical lead in the team which developed the MOXFQ PROM, and has published and written extensively on this and other ankle, hindfoot , midfoot and forefoot subjects.
Mr.Cullen graduated from University College and Middlesex Hospitals in 1993 and trained in hospitals in London and Cape Town before taking up his Orthopaedic Surgery rotation based at The Middlesex Hospital in London. He has completed fellowships in the UK studying foot and ankle surgery at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Stanmore, Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge, and in Dallas, USA as part of a British Orthopaedic Foot Surgery Society travelling fellowship.
Mr.Cullen was appointed as a Consultant in the Foot & Ankle unit at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Trust, Stanmore in August of 2005. His practice is one of predominantly tertiary referral and complex cases.
He continues to publish papers regularly in the orthopaedic literature. He has an ongoing interest in research and is involved in national and international arthroplast trials.
A member of the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Surgery Society and the European Foot and Ankle Society.
He has lectured nationally and internationally and is actively involved in teaching surgeons and higher surgical trainees nationally as well as MSc students, and other health care professionals.
Nick Cullen is the co-convener of the The Stanmore Foot and Ankle course.
Mr Goldberg qualified from St Mary's Hospital Medical School (Imperial College London) graduating in 1994. He obtained fellowship of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of England and Ireland in 1997/8 and then spent a year in full time research working towards a higher degree (MD) awarded by the University of London. His specialist training was on the North East Thames rotation in Trauma & orthopaedics with a specialist fellowship in complex foot and ankle disorders at the Oxford Nuffield Orthopaedic Hospital with Mr Paul Cooke. Prior to this he also spent a year on a travelling fellowship to fifteen centres of excellence across the USA and Europe.
Mr Goldberg became an orthopaedic consultant in 2009 and spent a year in Northampton before moving to the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust in April 2010 where he has a joint appointment with UCL as a Clinical Senior Lecturer in Trauma & Orthopaedics. He runs a pioneering research program exploring regenerative treatments including cartilage transplantation; the effects of Stem Cell Therapy on Achilles Tendinopathy; and a national clinical trial comparing ankle replacements against ankle fusion. He was also responsible for the creation of the National Joint Registry for Ankle Replacements. He sits on the Scientific Committee of the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society (BOFAS), and is a member of the British Orthopaedic Association, the British Orthopaedic Research Society, the American Orthopaedic Research Society, and the London Foot Group.
He chairs the Medical Futures Innovation Awards and sits on the Health Innovation Council at the Department of Health. Mr Goldberg has authored several text books, and is editor for the Clinical Talk Series, distributed by World Scientific Publications. He was awarded an OBE in the 2011 Queen's New Year's Honours List for services to medicine.
Mr. Kartik Hariharan is a senior Consultant Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Surgeon and the Clinical Lead for Foot and Ankle Surgery at the Aneurin Bevan United Health Board.
He did his medical undergraduate training in the prestigious Madras Medical College and his post graduate orthopaedic training in Wales.
He had brought many firsts to Wales and has pioneered techniques in deformity correction of the foot and ankle, arthroscopy of the foot and ankle.
He has a major interest in the anthropology and developmental anatomy of the foot and ankle and has featured in a BBC dissection programme on The Incredible Human Foot.
He has served on the Education Committee of the British Orthopaedic Foot And Ankle Society as its Chair and then was President of BOFAS.
He is currently the Trustee and one of the Directors of BOFAS.
He has served as the chairman of the Forefoot Surgery Blue Book for foot and Ankle Surgery, a specialist advisor for the National Institute of clinical excellence (NICE) for toe joint replacement,and chairman of the clinical commissioning Guidance group for the British Orthopaedic Association amongst others.
He has been awarded the Naughton Dunn lecture for 2015 at the annual meeting of the BOA.
Chris was a student and junior Doctor in Sheffield but hails from London originally. Chris cemented his career choice of Orthopaedics whilst doing a bachelors degree in Bioengineering at The University of Sheffield. His higher surgical training was on the Cambridge rotation where he carried out a Doctorate of Medicine Degree whilst based in Norwich. There followed two periods of fellowship training in foot and ankle surgery in Melbourne, Australia.
In 2002 Chris returned to Sheffield Teaching Hospitals to take up a consultant post specialising in adult foot and ankle surgery and trauma. He continues in this role as the clinical lead for the busy Sheffield Foot and Ankle Unit. He is an enthusiastic teacher and has pursued this role through the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society where he is Chairman of the Education Committee.
In independent practice he was one of the founder members of Sheffield Orthopaedics Limited which has been established for over 10 years and is one of the UKs largest Orthopaedic groups. He was on the Board of Directors for 5 years and was the Chairman of this company for 3 years, leaving this role in 2012 to pursue other avenues though remaining closely involved.
The main surgical areas of interest for Chris remain trauma to the foot and ankle and he continues to pursue clinical research in areas such as ankle replacement and fusion as well as forefoot surgical innovations. He was part of the research team short listed and hoping to win the prestigious Mann Award at the 2015 American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Congress.
Professor Stephens graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 1976. He became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 1980. His internship was in St. Lawrences Hospital (Richmond, Whitworth and Hardwick Hospitals). He then practiced as a senior house officer in the Coombe Lying in Hospital, the A & E Department of St. Lawrences Hospital, Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children in Crumlin, James Connolly Memorial Hospital, Baggot Street Hospital and Sir Patrick Dunn's Hospital. Orthopaedic training continued in the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Cork University Hospital, the Charitable Infirmary Jervis Street, Cappagh National Orthopaedic Hospital and the Children's University Hospital (Temple Street) and St. Vincent's University Hospital in Dublin.
1993 to 1998, 2003 to 2010.
Medical University of South Carolina, USA.
Queen Mary University Hospital, Hong Kong.
Royal Canadian College of Surgeons.
Dutch Working Group of Foot & Ankle Surgery.
The Editorial board are working to bring you new operations , techniques and insights all of the time.
In Foot & Ankle we are drawn from some of the main specialist Orthopaedic Hospitals in the Uk and Ireland .


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The two words travel and leisure are closely connected. Every human has different interest and they get engaged in that whenever a leisure time is get. Some persons like travelling a lot and some other may like watching movie. It is different from person to person. An enjoyment is needed for every human in order to avoid boring in life. Continuous engagement in work will make stress on mind and life may be unhappy. So enjoyment in life is very important and we should find some time for that. The enjoyment is based on how we work with the leisure time. If we do interesting things then we get mental satisfaction. The word travel came from the French word travail. Some people are like to travel alone but some other may like to travel with friends. If a person is working then when he gets a leisure time he will use it to travel anywhere. So the leisure and travel is closely connected. We can absorb many things while travelling and can learn new things. Traveling has different aspects like enjoyments, pilgrims etc.
To me travelling is mean for exploring new things and enjoyment. With tight work schedule of office one has to mentally get satisfied with the hobbies. So I think travelling is best for that and can explore lot of things. In my child hood days I am very much font of fishing. But when I brought up the interest get reduced and my hobbies are restricted into the four walls of the house. Then onwards going out from the house is very rare and my most time is in front of the TV or computer. When I reached college the hobbies and interest changed a lot. Then onwards I was started to find new places and explored new things. Now I am very font of travelling. I have traveled a lot in this short time and I explored new places and culture. When reaching each place I can find new peoples having different culture and behavior. So I have learnt a lot from them.
Still I remember that when I was travelled to South Africa I met some different tribal persons. Their culture is very different from others. They leading a wild life and don't have much communication with the outer world. So their life is a study book and have to learn lot of things. I was very surprised when I met them and I stayed with them two days. So I got more information about them and a complete study is carried out. At first I frightened a little bit because of their nature and wild life. But when mingled with them I felt that they are the finest persons living in the beauty of forest. So I very much interested about them. I can't forget the days that I have visited there. I explored lot of new species of animals and plants.
The next wonderful experience I received is from Kashmir of India. It is a wonderful place that I have ever visited. I cannot express the beauty of Kashmir in words. Everyone must have to visit that place and feel the beauty of Kashmir. The plant species in the valley of Kashmir is beautiful and it is rare. If there is a heaven in world then that is Kashmir. It has that much beauty. So if you get a chance to visit there then don't miss it. But truly speaking some of my friends never like travelling. They are busy with their work and if any chance get they don't make a pleasure trip. They simply wasting their time and life. But I am different from others that I love travelling a lot and it is my passion. I don't know how to express my joy with you. Once I started my journey it take almost one month to return back. Because the sudden return from a particularly place is not fare according to me. I want to see and explore the place as real as it is. So it take some time for that. But I am happy with that I discovered and learnt a lot. Now I have a plan to write a book about my travelling experience. I started it just a few days before and seeking advice from the expert travelogue writers. I hope that I can complete it successfully. I get mental satisfaction while travelling.
In my opinion everyone should spent leisure time doing interesting things. Other ways the life get bored. We have to enjoy our life with our interest. So according to me travel and leisure are closely connected. Through travelling I have got memorable experience from various parts of the word and I can't forget that in my life. Continuing my travel to explore more and more things from the various parts of the world.
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Q: Polymorphic templated classes with polymorphic template parameters In a simplistic design, a class B inherits a class A polymorphically.
A templated class, Base<T> has a T* member that is used for further operations. A Derived<T> inherits from Base<T> polymorphically.
What would be the syntax that allows this kind of object creation:
Base<A>* a = new Derived<B>();

For further reference, the code I used looks like this (of course, the conversion does not succeed):
class A
{
public:
  A()
  {
    cout<< " A  ";
  }
  virtual void one()
  {
    cout<<" 1 ";
  }

};

class B: public A
{
public:
  B()
  {
    cout << " B  ";
  }
  void one()

  {
      cout << " 2 ";
  }
};

template <class T>
class Base
{

public:
    T* thing;
  Base()
  {
    cout<<"Base";
    thing = new T;
  }
  template <class S>
  Base(Base<S>* obj)
  {
    thing = obj->thing;
  }
  virtual void poly(){ thing->one();}
};
template <class T>
class Derived : public Base<T>
{
public:
  Derived()
  {
    cout << "DERIVED ";
  }
  virtual void poly(){
};
int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
  //Base<A>* a = (new Derived<B>());
  return 0;
}

Virtual destructors and proper memory management omitted on purpose for code brevity.
EDIT : the sole purpose of this construction would be to keep, say, a list of BaseTemplated<BasePolymorphic>* pointers together, and not use BaseTemplated<Derived1> to BaseTemplated<DerivedN> for all N subclasses of a base, polymorphic class.

A: First, tell me when we get to the "simplistic" part.
Peel back all half of the  templates to just concentrate on the part you're trying to polymorph). Eventually you have distinct classes Base<A> and Base<B>. (the latter through derivation of Derived<B>).
Neither of these inherit from their respective template parameters. Therefore the relationship (hierarchical or otherwise) of A to B is irrelevant. Base<A> and Base<B> are distinct and unrelated, and therefore what you're trying to do as-writen cannot work. In fact, even if the did inherit from a A and B respectively, the very best you could hope for is an A* pointer, which you aren't using in your sample.
And I'll gladly delete this if shown otherwise, because I'm genuinely curious.

A: A bag of apple Base<B> is not a bag of fruit Base<A> because you can put a peach, a cherry, and a pear in a bag of fruit.

A: This can't work for pointers. The result of new Derived<B> cannot be assigned to Base<A>*, in fact it can't be even assigned to Derived<A>* since all those types are unrelated. Do you really need this relationship between the templated wrappers? Wouldn't it suffice to guarantee the convertibility of the values of Base<B> and Base<A> (as the standard smart pointers do)? You already have this with the templated conversion constructor...
//...
Base<B> tB(new B);
Base<A> tA = tB;
//...


Management icon. Select the Hard Drive Configuration menu item on the left of the window. This menu will allow you set the RAID type and format your hard drives.
1.Initially the steps of the configuration process are shown. You must decide on the RAID type you would like to format your HDDs with. Click the Next button to continue or click Exit to cancel.
2.This screen displays the currently installed HDD information. Any data on the installed hard drives will be lost by the formatting. Click Next to continue.
3.Select the format desired by clicking on the RAID type box to highlight it in blue. In this example the maximum data protection option of RAID 1 is selected. Click Next to continue.
4.If you select a RAID 0 or 1 option then you need to determine the size of the RAID volume. Any extra space will be formatted as a JBOD volume. Click Next to continue.
Note: If you select Leaving the remaining disk space for future, you can format the JBOD partition at a later time.
5.A Volume Configuration Summary is displayed. Check the table and click Next to format the drives. Otherwise click the Previous button to make changes to your configuration or click Exit to end the wizard.
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WASHINGTON – Breakthroughs in human genetics, combined with funding from the Affordable Care Act, have poised the National Institutes of Health to make real progress in the areas of orphan human diseases, according to NIH Director Francis S. Collins.
Speaking with enthusiasm to those he addressed as his "peeps" at the meeting, Dr. Collins shared his excitement at the state of human genetics in the postgenomic world, in large part driven by technology that has significantly lowered the cost of DNA sequencing, in turn speeding genetic research tremendously.
This, combined with new ACA funding, has enabled the NIH to fund and pursue translational research, moving laboratory results toward and into clinical trials, something that is a new way of thinking for the agency, Dr. Collins said.
Rather than relying on pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to take charge of the translational research, Dr. Collins encouraged academic researchers to consider partnering with NIH, at least for those orphan disease conditions in which the federal government would not be seen as being in competition with private enterprise.
"There is a serious crisis underway in the way in which this pipeline for drug discovery has been floundering. … Pharma has been investing a larger and larger amount of money(between $40 and $50 billion dollars a year) and yet in spite of that, [Food and Drug Administration] approvals of new molecular entities – that is, genuinely new drug therapeutics, not 'me-toos' – have been dropping steadily over the last 15 years," he said.
The reasons are complex, he added, but a big part of the problem involves coming up with appropriate targets and targeting compounds. He said this is an area in which the NIH is and can be very much involved.
The NIH now encourages academic researchers to take their targets to the assay stage and beyond, providing high-throughput screening (HTS) assistance from the NIH Chemical Genomics Center. Subsequent medicinal chemistry assistance is available to help to modify HTS hits to enable compounds to become more druglike and to match current ADME (absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion) criteria.
The NIH can now assist in this high-risk area through the Therapeutics for Rare and Neglected Diseases (TRND) program in its Office of Rare Diseases Research. The TRND was funded at $24 million in fiscal year 2009. The agency also is positioned to assist researchers in early phase human trials of orphan diseases through its 240-bed clinical center, Dr. Collins said.
"And we have 50 and soon we will have 60 clinical and translational science awards scattered all across the country which will also be set up to conduct these sorts of trials for new molecular entities," he added.
This new direction in research funding has involved unprecedented cooperation with the FDA, he said, with an NIH-FDA leadership council formed to ensure that new drug candidates are most safely and efficiently moved into the clinical trials framework in ways that would best enable FDA analysis and validation, particularly for rare diseases.
Dr. Collins was particularly excited about five instances in which NIH is using this new model of helping "de-risk" the drug development process for orphan or neglected diseases through TRND. These include four rare diseases (Niemann-Pick disease type C, hereditary inclusion body myopathy, sickle cell disease, and chronic lymphocytic leukemia) and one neglected disease (schistosomiasis).
If and when these compounds and those for other rare diseases become ready for marketing and production, NIH would then work with private companies to achieve licensing agreement to enable their manufacture and sale, according to Dr. Collins.
Dr. Collins reported having no financial conflicts of interest with regard to his presentation.
Despite annual investments of up to $50 billion by the drug industry, FDA approvals of new entities have dropped steadily.


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Q: Map layers get stretched I am newbee for the Openlayer and my site is using openlayer 2.2.13. Basically, exactly I would like to do is

*

*Base layer as blank canvas

*Over one kml layer[typical map layer]

*Highlight the area for a user on map.

I have implemented this functionality but the one issue which as follows,
=> I am using lat/long information for drawing map. All the tree layers of map get generated but map is stretched. I have tried many ways to set projects, displayprojections, sphericalMercator but still isuee continues.
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Dan I face this too, and am trying concepts of older ones mentoring and assisting younger ones, stories older ones can read and dramatise for younger ones. Getting the younger ones into an activity and leaving some time for a chat with the older ones !!! Let me know what you have tried too.


This project, which began in 2017, seeks to explain the ingredients that enable the sharing of misinformation and disinformation on social media. It also incorporates the establishment of a new Centre for Doctoral Training at Loughborough University, the Online Civic Culture Centre (O3C).
Chadwick, A., Vaccari, C. and O'Loughlin, B. (2018) 'Do Tabloids Poison the Well of Social Media? Explaining Democratically Dysfunctional News Sharing' New Media & Society. DOI: 10.1177/1461444818769689.
This project began in 2011 and has so far resulted in a book: Chadwick, A. (2013) The Hybrid Media System: Politics and Power (Oxford University Press; Second Edition, 2017) and several articles.
The book was awarded the Best Book Award of the American Political Science Association Information Technology and Politics Section (2014) and the International Journal of Press/Politics Best Book Award (2016).
The second edition published in August 2017. In addition to a new preface, it features an extensive new chapter applying the conceptual framework to the extraordinary 2016 U.S. presidential campaign and the rise of Donald Trump.
Chadwick, A., O'Loughlin, B. and Vaccari, C. (2017) 'Why People Dual Screen Political Debates and Why It Matters for Democratic Engagement' Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 61.
Chadwick, A. and Dennis, J. (2017) 'Social Media, Professional Media, and Mobilization in Contemporary Britain: Explaining the Strengths and Weaknesses of the Citizens' Movement 38 Degrees' Political Studies 65 (1), pp. 42–60.
Chadwick, A., Dennis, J., and Smith, A. P. (2016) 'Politics in the Age of Hybrid Media: Power, Systems, and Media Logics' in Bruns, A., Enli, G., Skogerbø, E., Larsson, A. O. and Christensen, C. (eds) The Routledge Companion to Social Media and Politics (Routledge), pp. 7–22.
Chadwick, A. (2015) 'The "Social Media" Maneuver' Social Media and Society1 (1), pp. 1-2.
Vaccari, C. Chadwick, A. and O'Loughlin, B. (2015) 'Dual-Screening the Political: Media Events, Social Media, and Citizen Engagement' Journal of Communication 65 (6), pp. 1041–1061.
Chadwick, A. and Collister, S. (2014) 'Boundary-Drawing Power and the Renewal of Professional News Organizations: The Case of the Guardian and the Edward Snowden NSA Leak' International Journal of Communication 8.
Chadwick, A. (2014) 'From "Building the Actions" to "Being in the Moment": Older and Newer Media Logics in Political Advocacy' The Nonprofit Quarterly21 (1), pp. 54-61.
Chadwick, A. (2011) 'The Hybrid Media System' Presentation to the European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland, August 25–27.
Digital communication technologies are now central to our understanding of political, social, economic, and cultural life. Initiated in 2008, this book series brings together scholars with an interest in understanding the information and communication environments which shape, and are shaped by, politics. The series is concerned with theoretical and conceptual debates, institutions and behavior, and policy issues. It provides an important, high-profile publishing outlet for a range of talented authors, both established and up-and-coming.
Books in the series analyze the politics of new communication technologies, broadly defined. They may summarize and criticize existing literature as well as provide new departures.
The series is multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary, drawing upon perspectives in media and communication, political science, international relations, sociology, policy sciences, law, public administration, cultural studies, economics, management, information science, and human geography.
Series books have been recognised with multiple distinguished international book awards.
Click here for a current snapshot of the series, including published and forthcoming titles.
For further details and information on how to submit a proposal, please visit the OUP Studies in Digital Politics webpages.
I was a founding Associate Editor (2006-2009) of this new journal and now serve on its Senior Editorial Board. The JITP is published by Routledge, and is affiliated with the organized section on Information Technology & Politics of the American Political Science Association. The senior and full international editorial boards currently consist of over 100 researchers in the field. The journal's current editor-in-chief is Michael Xenos at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Despite the recent growth of research on social media and politics, we know almost nothing about the online behavior of some of the most influential political organizations in the advanced democracies: think tanks. This multi-method, two-phase project is supported by a grant to me from the British Academy/Leverhulme Trust scheme.
The second phase of the project examines the role of broadcast media in constructing the authority of the IFS during the 2015 general election.
Chadwick, A., McDowell-Naylor, D., Smith, A. P. and Watts, E. (forthcoming, 2018) 'Authority Signaling: How Relational Interactions between Journalists and Politicians Create Primary Definers in U.K. Broadcast News' Journalism.
Anstead, N. and Chadwick, A. (2018) 'A Primary Definer Online: The Construction and Propagation of a Think Tank's Authority on Social Media' Media, Culture & Society 40 (2), pp. 246–266.
In 2016, with Jennifer Stromer-Galley, Director for the Center for Computational and Data Sciences at Syracuse University, I co-edited a seven-article special issue of the International Journal of Press/Politics on digital media, power, and democracy in parties and election campaigns. This grew out of a 40-participant international workshop we organized in Washington DC in 2015.
A prestigious reference work providing a thematically organized overview of the whole subject area of Internet politics and policy, broadly defined.
A survey of the state of the art including emerging and cutting edge areas.
A synthesis of important work and a means of punctuating the development of a scholarly field.
A means of providing linkages to established theories of media and politics, political communication, governance, deliberative democracy and social movements.
Made up of a strong cast of international scholars; a mix of big names, rising stars and more junior academics drawn from the US, the UK, Europe and beyond.
Chadwick, A. and Howard, P. N. (eds) (2009) The Routledge Handbook of Internet Politics (Routledge, New York and London). 512pp.
The NSF-funded International Working Group on Online Consultation and Public Policy Making (IWG) was a three-year (2007-2009) research effort focusing on (a) how to evaluate the policy and other social impacts of online citizen consultation initiatives aimed at influencing actual government decision making, and (b) how the optimal design of such initiatives is affected by cultural, social, legal, and institutional contexts. Its sub-groups considered the impacts of online consultations on government agencies and policy makers, the impacts of online consultations on public participants and civil society organizations, the relationship between the design of consultation and the kinds of impacts identified, and the ways in which legal, political and institutional context shape prospects for success. US participation in four international working groups was supported by $280,000, through a grant of $1,000,000 to the Center for Technology in Government at the State University of New York at Albany, from the National Science Foundation's Digital Research Program (PI, Sharon Dawes, SUNY-Albany).
The project's outputs included a series of four conferences (at Harvard University, Ohio State University, the Aspen Institute in Washington, DC, and at Sciences Po, Paris), a special issue of the journal I/S: A Journal of Law and Policy for the Information Society, and an extensive edited volume published by MIT Press, Connecting Democracy: Online Consultation and the Flow of Political Communication. I contributed articles to the I/S special issue and the edited volume.