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#include "IpCameraGrabber.h"

#include <QtNetwork>
#include <QtGui>
#include <QDialog>
#include <QGridLayout>
#include <QLabel>
#include <QPushButton>
#include <QLineEdit>

IpCameraGrabber::IpCameraGrabber():QObject()
{
    QString url="http://192.168.0.20/video/mjpg.cgi?profileid=3";
    QString username="admin";
    QString password="";
    requestCredentials(url,username,password);

    m_netwManager = new QNetworkAccessManager(this);
    //connect(m_netwManager,SIGNAL(authenticationRequired(QNetworkReply*,QAuthenticator*)),this,SLOT(slot_netwManagerFinished(QNetworkReply*,QAuthenticator*)));
    QUrl cameraUrl(url);
    QNetworkRequest request(cameraUrl);
    QString concatenated = username+":"+password;
    QByteArray data = concatenated.toLocal8Bit().toBase64();
    QString headerData = "Basic " + data;
    request.setRawHeader("Authorization", headerData.toLocal8Bit());

    m_reply=m_netwManager->get(request);
    connect(m_reply,SIGNAL(readyRead()),this,SLOT(getData()));
}
void IpCameraGrabber::requestCredentials(QString& url, QString& username,QString& password){
    QDialog* requestCredentialsDialog=new QDialog(0);
    requestCredentialsDialog->setWindowTitle(tr("IP camera"));
    QGridLayout* pTopLayout=new QGridLayout();
    QLabel* urlLab=new QLabel(tr("&URL"));
    QLineEdit* urlEdit=new QLineEdit(url);
    urlLab->setBuddy(urlEdit);
    pTopLayout->addWidget(urlLab,0,0);
    pTopLayout->addWidget(urlEdit,0,1,1,2);
    QLabel* userLab=new QLabel(tr("User&name"));
    QLineEdit* userEdit=new QLineEdit(username);
    userLab->setBuddy(userEdit);
    pTopLayout->addWidget(userLab,1,0);
    pTopLayout->addWidget(userEdit,1,1,1,2);
    QLabel* passwordLab=new QLabel(tr("&Password"));
    QLineEdit* passwordEdit=new QLineEdit(password);
    passwordEdit->setEchoMode(QLineEdit::Password);
    passwordLab->setBuddy(passwordEdit);
    pTopLayout->addWidget(passwordLab,2,0);
    pTopLayout->addWidget(passwordEdit,2,1,1,2);
    QPushButton* okBtn=new QPushButton(tr("OK"));
    requestCredentialsDialog->connect(okBtn,SIGNAL(clicked()),SLOT(accept()));
    pTopLayout->addWidget(okBtn,3,2);

    requestCredentialsDialog->setLayout(pTopLayout);
    if(requestCredentialsDialog->exec()==QDialog::Accepted){
        url=urlEdit->text();
        username=userEdit->text();
        password=passwordEdit->text();
    }
    delete requestCredentialsDialog;
}
/*void IpCameraGrabber::slot_netwManagerFinished(QNetworkReply*,QAuthenticator* auth)
{
    qDebug()<<"auth";
    auth->setUser("admin");
    auth->setPassword("");
}*/
void IpCameraGrabber::getData(){
    if (m_reply->error() != QNetworkReply::NoError) {
        m_reply->deleteLater();
        return;
    }
    QByteArray content;
    content = m_reply->readAll();
    QByteArray flag("\r\n\r\n");
    int iEnd = content.indexOf(flag);
    QByteArray b("content-length: ");
    int pos = content.toLower().indexOf(b);

    if(pos>0)//case 1,content contains the header;
    {
        QString length;
        QByteArray temp = content.mid(pos+16);
        length.append(temp.left(temp.indexOf("\r\n")));
        int len = length.toInt();

        pixmap.loadFromData(m_imgData);
        m_imgData.resize(len);//of new size.
        m_len = len;
        m_imgData.clear();//clear the content of the variable--imgData.
        m_imgData.append(content.mid(iEnd+4));//add the data backward the header to imgData.
    }
    else if( pos < 0&& iEnd <0)//case 2,content dose not contain the header;
    {
        m_imgData.append(content);//add the data of the content to imgData.
    }
    else
    {
        pixmap.loadFromData(m_imgData);
        m_imgData.clear();
        m_imgData.append(content.mid(iEnd+4));
    }
}

void IpCameraGrabber::grab(QOpenCVWidget* capturedVideo){
    if(!pixmap.isNull())
        capturedVideo->putImage(pixmap.toImage());
}


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Rangers' Shesterkin shuts out Sharks 3-0 in return to lineup
by: By JOSH DUBOW
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP)Igor Shesterkin made 37 saves in his return from COVID-19 protocol, Braden Schneider scored in his NHL debut and the New York Rangers beat the San Jose Sharks 3-0 on Thursday night.
"A lot of the credit has to go to Shesterkin," acting Rangers coach Kris Knoblauch said. "There were a lot of Grade A scoring chances and he came up with some big saves."
Chris Kreider got his first career short-handed goal and an empty-netter to reach 200 goals as the Rangers followed up a 1-0 victory over the Sharks at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 3 with another shutout less than six weeks later.
Adin Hill stopped 27 shots for the Sharks, who failed in their attempt to match a season-high four-game winning streak. San Jose has lost seven straight against the Rangers.
"We've got to score to win," coach Bob Boughner said. "Tonight I thought we played a good game. I didn't think we shot ourselves in the foot or got dominated. We fought hard and the difference I think was giving up a shorty. … We battled hard, we just couldn't find any offense. It wasn't from a lack of trying."
Shesterkin was activated from the COVID-19 list earlier in the day and was sharp in his first action since Jan. 2, when he had a 38-save shutout against Tampa Bay.
He stopped Andrew Cogliano on a breakaway in the second and then made another big stop late in the period on a deflection from Tomas Hertl.
"In the first period, I was a little nervous," Shesterkin said. "But when I stopped a couple of shots the nerves go out."
Shesterkin had 19 saves in the first meeting with the Sharks before leaving early in the third period with a lower-body injury.
"Shesterkin is really, really good," Sharks forward Nick Bonino said. "Shut us out twice this year. We had some Grade A looks but he's never caught out of position."
Kreider gave the Rangers the lead in the first period when he converted just seconds after Ryan Strome went to the penalty box for cross-checking.
Mika Zibanejad won the ensuing faceoff, sparking a quick rush. Zibanejad then fed Kreider, who scored the first short-handed goal of his 10-year career. Kreider had been used sparingly killing penalties during his career until taking on a regular role on the unit this season.
"I wanted that one for a while," Kreider said. "Almost screwed it up."
It was the sixth short-handed goal allowed by San Jose this season, tied for most in the NHL.
The 20-year-old Schneider, drafted 19th overall in 2020 after New York traded up to get him, added some insurance early in the third when Strome set him up in the high slot.
"I was in the right place at the right time and I couldn't have drawn it up any better myself," Schneider said.
Schneider became the seventh Rangers defenseman to score a goal in his NHL debut and first since Thomas Pock against Pittsburgh on March 23, 2004.
Rangers defenseman Jacob Trouba had a couple of run-ins with Sharks in the second period. First, he and Timo Meier took turns taking shots at each other before getting sent off for coincidental minors.
Then, soon after Trouba got out of the penalty box, he got into a fight with Jeffrey Viel and went right back in for five more minutes.
WHO'S IN, WHO'S OUT?
The Rangers announced before the game that forward Alexis Lafreniere entered COVID-19 protocol and Lauri Pajuniemi was added to the roster.
The Sharks are also down a forward after Alexander Barabanov tested positive for COVID-19 and was placed in protocol, but San Jose get another one back.
Rudolfs Balcers, who had missed the last six weeks with a lower-body injury, returned to the lineup for the first time since getting hurt in New York against the Rangers on Dec. 3.
Rangers: Visit the Philadelphia Flyers in the finale of a five-game road trip Saturday night.
Sharks: Host the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday night.
More AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/NHL and https://twitter.com/AP-Sports

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Good evening to all my friends.
I woke mom up at 6am today. i jumped on her bed and started meowing loudly in her ear and patting her face to wake up. My kibble bowl was empty and my little tummy was growling for food. I had no choice but to wake her up. RIGHT???
mom opened one eye and looked at her clock and said "Figs, it is way too early to get up, now go back to sleep ", I meowed again and again until she got up to fill my bowl. After that I let her sleep til 10:30.
Then mom got up, petted us all and brushed out Miss Kali who was having none of it, she kept growling and meowing at mom. She sure is loud when mom grooms her. Mom got all her fur combed out and then let her go after she held her and told her she a good girl. GOOD GIRL??? What?? With all that noise and growling?
Then mom got ready and she left us all alone while she went to Walmart. She didn't get us nothing. Can you believe that/? Nothing! Our stuff comes in a big box from a place called Chewy.com.
Well, I am off to bug by brother, Loki and see if he wants to play with me, or stay sleeping.


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Q: CSS Slaint edges on bootstrap menu I am trying to create this in bootstrap with a menu, how would i get those slant edges in css?
Here's a JsFiddle so far i have gotten one corner to be slanted, but i just cant seem to get another in the opposite direction.
Here's CSS i used for the on Edge:
    .navbar .nav {
        float: right;
        right: 0;
/*Slant Edges*/
        height:0;
        border-bottom: 40px solid #000;
        border-right: 40px solid white;
/*Slant Edges*/
    }

Any Help Greatly Appreciated.

A: I would totaly use a pseudo-element
CSS:
    .nav-collapse:before {
    content:'';
        border-top: 40px solid white;
    border-right: 40px solid #000;
    -webkit-box-sizing: border-box;
    -moz-box-sizing: border-box;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    height:40px;
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    left: 0;
    height:100%;
    width: 40px;
}
.nav-collapse:after {
    content:'';
    position: absolute;
    right: 0;
    height:0;
    border-top: 40px solid #000;
    border-right: 40px solid white;
}
.nav-collapse{
    padding:0 40px 0 0 ;
}

DEMO: http://jsfiddle.net/pavloschris/BWM8c/5/

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Topic: Double rounds and short tic rounds ????
Re: Double rounds and short tic rounds ????
That's just what that mob does. Just like some mobs prompt you for a quest, greet you, or if you're a wanted they can aggro you for being wanted.
The kick is just what those mobs do, but getting hit twice is what always happens with mobs that aggro and/or assist against you. Or I'm misinterpreting your log, which is possible.


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Student and Resident Leaders
Resident Leaders
Medical Student AAFP Leaders
Elected and Appointed Positions
Medical students make significant contributions to family medicine as members of the wide variety of boards, commissions, and inter-organizational teams that shape the AAFP. Experience in a leadership role provides valuable career insight and unique mentorship opportunities.
Most medical student leadership positions serve for a one-year term, many beginning in the fall.
As medical care and health care reform undergo pivotal changes, the voice of medical students is critical in shaping a future that aligns with the core principles of primary care. Learn what drew current leaders to their roles and find out what they hope to achieve through their skills and passion for family medicine.
Lead Family Medicine
Join the AAFP in its efforts to transform health care to achieve optimal health for everyone by serving as a Medical Student Leader.
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Elected National AAFP Leaders
Julia Wang
Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California
Email Julia Wang
2019 Student Delegate to the AAFP Congress of Delegates
In her role, Julia represents student member interestes at the AAFP Congress of Delegates and functions as a member of the AAFP Commission on Education.
"I plan to prioritize the issues most important to underrepresented groups of students and patients in this country. I'm excited about showing how family medicine can serve as an avenue to ensure that our health care system serves the needs of all persons living in this country, regardless of class, sexuality, race, gender, preexisting medical conditions, employment status, or other identities that currently act as roadblocks."
Amanda Stisher
Email Amanda Stisher
In her role, Amanda represents student member interests at the AAFP Congress of Delegates and functions as a member of the AAFP Commission on Education.
"This year I hope to represent the student voice as one of the medical student representatives to the Congress of Delegates. As the future of family medicine, I feel like it is important that student viewpoints are heard by the AAFP leaders. I look forward to collaborating with other students to make sure that happens. I look forward to learning from all of the family physicians I will meet this year."
Chandler Stisher
Email Chandler Stisher
2018-2019 AAFP Board of Directors Student Member
In his role, Chandler brings a student perspective to high-level decision-making discussions of the AAFP Board of Directors.
"Over the next year, I look forward to bringing the student perspective to the Board of Directors as we work to shape the future of family medicine. As students who will become family physicians in the near future, I believe it is vitally important for us to get involved in the AAFP and turn our passions into action. I hope to speak to many students over the next year so that I can better represent the diverse student perspectives on a variety of topics important to primary care and family medicine. I am excited about serving in this new role, and I can't wait to see what happens in family medicine this year!"
East Tennessee State University Quillen College of Medicine
Email Margaret Smith
2018-2019 Student Chair of National Conference
In her role, Margaret helps plan National Conference, coordinating and making decisions regarding student activities throughout the year. She also serves as a member on the Commission on Education as part of her responsibilities in this position.
"I'm excited to continue to serve students through this leadership position as I believe, like the AAFP, that students are the future of family medicine. I want to continue to make national conference a fun and enjoyable experience while bringing innovative programming to our students. I want national conference to reflect the diversity of opportunities within family medicine and the diversity of patients that we as family medicine physicians will serve. Our students are so inspiring and motivated, and I'm proud to spend my time working towards the best national conference yet!"
T. Austin Witt
Email Austin Witt
2018-2019 Student Representative to the Commission on Continuing Professional Development
In his role, Austin works directly with the commission to support the AAFP's Strategic Objective on Education by supporting the lifelong learning of family physicians and other health care professionals.
"My goals are to learn more about the variety of AAFP-provided CME/professional development activities and advocate for their continuous innovation to provide optimal learning and development opportunities for family physicians of all learning styles. I hope to bring the student perspective to these conversations in an enthusiastic manner to provide our increasingly dynamic workforce with what they need to succeed."
Position is currently filled
2018-2019 Student Representative to the Commission on Governmental Advocacy
As a representative of the AAFP's Commission on Governmental Advocacy, the student leader is involved in guiding the Academy's advocacy efforts before the federal government and to assist the constituent chapters in their advocacy efforts before state governments.
Please check back soon for more information.
Libby Wetterer
Email Libby Wetterer
2018-2019 Student Representative to the Commission on Health of the Public and Science
Libby's role includes contributing to a wide scope of issues, such as health of the public, evidence-based clinical recommendations and care, generation of new knowledge and science with dissemination and implementation, and disparities and the underserved populations.
"Over this year, I hope to represent the greater student body of the AAFP, by advocating for their ideas and supporting work related to topics they prioritize. I am especially passionate about involving myself on issues of population health and health equity. Moreover, I hope to learn from the physicians on the commission as great examples of how to balance clinical care and quality improvement across family medicine."
Emily Lenherr
Email Emily Lenherr
2018-2019 Commission on Membership and Member Services
Emily's role includes projects in areas such as recruitment, retention, value of membership, member services, life-stage career issues, special needs, awards, international membership, urban/rural membership issues, degree of fellow, special constituencies, National Conference of Special Constituencies planning and chapter relations, and leadership development.
"In my commission role, I would like to continue to facilitate a cohesive relationship between members and leadership throughout the AAFP. I would also like to continue to advocate and promote the AAFP to encourage new membership and continued membership throughout the United States. I'm interested in developing a campaign strategy to encourage new membership and reach out to potential new members."
Garrett Dunn
Email Garrett Dunn
2018-2019 Commission on Quality and Practice
Garrett's role includes the study of health care delivery systems (e.g., PCMH, ACOs), performance measurement, practice redesign/quality improvement, privileging, health information technology, practice management, private sector advocacy, and physician payment.
"Through my position on this commission, I hope to gain a better understanding of how policy is developed and positions are taken in regard to physician reimbursement and scope of practice. I hope to learn more about organized medicine and the ways the AAFP is advocating for family physicians. I hope to use my position as student liaison to voice the opinions of medical students to the commission and advocate for policies that are aligned with our goals as future family physicians."
FMIG Network Leaders
Erin Clark
Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Email Erin Clark
2018-2019 Family Medicine Interest Group Network National Coordinator
In her role, Erin leads the FMIG Network to connect and strengthen FMIGs across the country, and helps plan National Conference.
"As the FMIG National Coordinator, I hope to continue to develop connections across the family medicine community. I'm excited to work alongside medical students, faculty, physicians, and AAFP staff to help FMIGs communicate and implement creative strategies to increase student choice for family medicine. I'd love to inspire other students to get involved in the AAFP and truly invest in the future of healthcare through their commitment to family medicine."
Michelle Do
California Northstate University College of Medicine
Email Michelle Do
2019 Family Medicine Interest Group Network Regional Coordinator
In her role, Michelle communicates with FMIG leaders at each medical school in her region, serving as a resource of information about the AAFP and assisting with FMIG programming.
"I hope to give FMIGs, no matter how big or small, a sense of community within the AAFP. I want to make sure students can freely utilize the invaluable resources for education, funding, scholarships, leadership, and other opportunities available with the support from the AAFP and its regional coordinators. Additionally, through collaborating and strengthening our FMIG network I hope to spark further interest in Family Medicine!"
Kate Nowakowski
Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine
Email Kate Nowakowski
In her role, Kate communicates with FMIG leaders at each medical school in his region, serving as a resource of information about the AAFP and assisting with FMIG programming.
"This year I hope to connect with all the schools in the midwest, region 2! My goal is to help them with whatever goals they have defined for their community or work together to set new goals for increasing exposure to family medicine. I'm really excited for the year!"
Chase Mussard
Email Chase Mussard
In his role, Chase communicates with FMIG leaders at each medical school in his region, serving as a resource of information about the AAFP and assisting with FMIG programming.
"I hope to help connect and to further build the FMIG Network into a passionate group that strives to expose, encourage, and excite medical students to choose family medicine as a career, and in those that do not, to understand and value the role that family medicine can and will play in the future of our nation's health care. I was fortunate to train at a school with a deeply involved and active FMIG, and I learned so much about what family medicine truly is and what it can be for me and my future! I hope to use that background and my new role with the AAFP to help build up other groups to be a supported and unified voice with similar goals of driving medical students to confidently choose family medicine!"
Louisa Howard, MA
George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Email Louisa Howard
In her role, Louisa communicates with FMIG leaders at each medical school in her region, serving as a resource of information about the AAFP and assisting with FMIG programming.
"Since I attend a school without a family medicine department, our FMIG has played an integral role in my decision to pursue a career in family medicine. I am particularly excited to connect FMIGs in my region and create a platform so FMIGs can exchange ideas about promoting family medicine to their students. I look forward to sharing my passion for family medicine with others and creating an FMIG environment that fosters collaboration. I appreciate the diversity and scope of family medicine practice, and I cannot wait to work with other FMIGs to spread the word about this incredible primary care profession!"
Wesley Minor
Email Wesley Minor
In his role, Wesley communicates with FMIG leaders at each medical school in her region, serving as a resource of information about the AAFP and assisting with FMIG programming.
"In my role, I hope to be able to help new FMIGs in my region know what resources are available to them in order to start their chapter. For the established groups, I want to be available to equip them with whatever resources necessary that will help them with interest group meetings or workshops. My goal is to help the FMIGs continue to make family medicine great and hopefully inspire others to pursue family medicine."
Representatives and Liaisons to Other Organizations
Ranjani Natarajan
Email Ranjani Natarajan
2017-2019 STFM Student Board Member
In her role, Ranjani informs decisions made by the STFM Board of Directors and has voting rights on two STFM bodies. Highlights include developing leadership skills with the help of leaders in family medicine education, and getting the chance to organize conference sessions.
"I am excited by the opportunity to represent student interests in Family Medicine by serving as a representative to the Board of Directors of STFM. In this position, I hope to continue to promote student perspectives in medical education, as well as encourage students to attend and participate in the annual Medical Student Education conference."
2018-2019 American Medical Association (AMA) Student Delegate--AMA MSS--Medical Student Section
In this role, a student represents AAFP student interests at AMA meetings and interacts with AMA delegates from the AAFP.
Elana Curry
Email Elana Curry
In her role, Elana represents AAFP student interests at AMA meetings and interacts with AMA delegates from the AAFP.
"In my leadership position, I will voice the interests of my family medicine colleagues at the American Medical Association meetings. Guided by the values and mission of family medicine, I hope to shape policy that will improve health and mitigate disparities in our country."
Email Michael Keller
2017-2019 AAFP Foundation Student Board Member
In his role, Michael is involved with high-level decision making on a nonprofit board of trustees.
"I hope to continue to promote student-specific leadership and educational endeavors within the AAFP Foundation. Thankfully, this will not be a challenge because the Foundation has already made tremendous investments in projects such as the Family Medicine Emerging Leader Institute. However, I hope to encourage the group to continue to think of new ways to support future family physicians. I also hope to find ways to educate students about the work of the AAFP Foundation. As I was campaigning, most of the students had no idea what the Foundation was or how much good it has done. I hope to use my position to shine a light on the many ways that the AAFP Foundation has improved the lives and health of people throughout the globe."
Kethelyne Beauvais
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2019 AAFP Student Liaison to the Student National Medical Association
In her role, Kethelyne works to connect medical student members of the AAFP with SNMA activities and initiatives. She is closely involved with the Family Medicine Interest Group Network, and participates in regular meetings and projects with this collaborative.
"I hope to facilitate greater communication, collaboration, and support among local, regional, and national FMIG and SNMA chapters, including events, advocacy, pipeline, and mentorship. SNMA shares many values with the AAFP and thus I also hope to encourage/expose SNMA members to the countless opportunities that family medicine offers to the communities SNMA members often serve."
Heidy Sasvin
Email Heidy Sasvin
2019 Liaison to the Latino Medical Student Association
In her role, Heidy works to connect medical student members of the AAFP with LMSA activities and initiatives. She is closely involved with the Family Medicine Interest Group Network, and participates in regular meetings and projects with this collaborative.
"As the AAFP student liaison to the LMSA, I will be working with like-minded individuals on missions that combine my passion for family medicine and Latino health. Through my role, I hope to strengthen communication between the FMIG network and LMSA in order to encourage more student attendance at national conferences and inspire them to join the family medicine team! I also hope to advance my leadership skills to better serve my patients."
AAFP Advisory and Program Boards
Student Representative to the AAFP National Research Network (NRN) Advisory Group
This representative advises and assists the NRN, which is dedicated to conducting, supporting, promoting, and advocating for primary care research in practice-based settings.
Kiera Hayes
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
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2017-2019 Student Representative to the AAFP Center for Global Health Initiatives (CGHI)
In her role, Kiera helps plan the AAFP Family Medicine Global Health Workshop, and takes the lead in preparing and facilitating the Global Health Networking Meeting at the National Conference.
"I hope to encourage responsible involvement in health care for underserved people both locally and globally, through mentorship programs, education, and awareness building among medical students. One of my major interests is in appropriate technologies for low resource and point-of-care settings and practical training for students interested in global health."
Katy Rooney
Email Katy Rooney
Student Representative to the Annals of Family Medicine Editorial Board
In this role, students work on a peer-reviewed clinical research journal dedicated to advancing knowledge essential to understanding and improving health and primary care.
"As the student representative to the Annals of Family Medicine Editorial Advisory Board, I look forward to getting involved in the operations of a peer-reviewed clinical research journal. From submission to publication, I hope to gain experience with each step of the complex process behind primary care research. I also hope to encourage other students who are interested in Family Medicine to incorporate research into their careers."
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How use internet?
1 What is Internet and its uses?
2 How do you use the Internet in your daily life?
3 How do you navigate Internet?
4 What is the concept of Internet?
5 What are the function of internet?
6 How do I setup my own internet at home?
7 How does internet get to your house?
8 How Internet is useful for students?
9 What are the benefits of Internet?
10 How do I open a browser?
11 Who is the best search engine?
Use internet search engines.
Bookmark pages.
Upgrade your browser.
User browser shortcuts.
Keep browser plugins updated.
Use tabbed browsing.
Update your antivirus.
Use 'Tab' to jump between fields.
Correspondingly, how do we use the Internet? The Internet makes it possible to quickly find information, communicate with people around the world, manage your finances, shop from home, listen to music, watch videos, and much, much more. Let's take a look at some of the ways the Internet is most commonly used today.
Similarly, how do beginners use the Internet?
Furthermore, what are the 20 uses of Internet?
Online Booking & Orders. The Internet has made it a lot easier for people to book tickets for buses, trains, flights (domestic and international) directly using their devices from anywhere.
Cashless Transactions.
Online Banking & Trading.
Electronic Mail.
Job Search.
Social Networking.
Likewise, how do you use the Internet on a computer?
Electronic mail. At least 85% of the inhabitants of cyberspace send and receive e-mail.
Downloading files.
Discussion groups.
Interactive games.
Education and self-improvement.
Friendship and dating.
Electronic newspapers and magazines.
See also How to uninstall internet explorer in windows 10?
What is Internet and its uses?
Introduction to Uses of Internet. The Internet is a virtual networking medium that can be connected and used on various devices these days. It enables the users to send, receive, collect, store, update, delete, and many other operations of the data across the world.
How do you use the Internet in your daily life?
Internet Use to Speed Up Daily Tasks The Internet is very much useful in our daily routine tasks. For example, it helps us to see our notifications and emails. Apart from this, people can use the internet for money transfers, shopping order online food, etc.
How do you navigate Internet?
What is the concept of Internet?
The Internet is essentially a global network of computing resources. You can think of the Internet as a physical collection of routers and circuits as a set of shared resources. Some common definitions given in the past – • A network of networks based on the TCP/IP. communications protocol.
What are the function of internet?
The Pew Internet Project has looked at how people use the internet in four major ways: to communicate, to gather information, to transact personal and professional business, and to entertain themselves.
How do I setup my own internet at home?
Purchase a wireless router. To create your own Wi-Fi network, you'll need a wireless router.
Connect the cables. Once you've acquired a wireless router, you'll need to connect it to your existing Internet modem.
Configure your router.
How does internet get to your house?
See also How to connect a new computer to the wireless internet?
First, your internet service provider sends a data signal through the coaxial cable, or coax cable, into your home—specifically, to your modem. The modem then uses an Ethernet cable to connect to your computer or router, which is what gives you access to high-speed internet.
How Internet is useful for students?
Students can use the internet for searching for their study relevant materials, assignments, quizzes, presentations, all study relevant materials available on the internet. … But after the internet, it becomes very easy for teachers and students. They can easily find their study material on the internet.
What are the benefits of Internet?
Connectivity, communication, and sharing.
Information, knowledge, and learning.
Address, mapping, and contact information.
Selling and making money.
Banking, bills, and shopping.
Donations and funding.
Work from home, collaboration, and access to a global workforce.
How do I open a browser?
Regardless of which version of Windows you have, you can also open the browser from the start menu. Select the start button and type in Chrome. If the Chrome browser is on your computer, it will be displayed in the menu, where you can now see the icon and select it to open.
Who is the best search engine?
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I asked Paula Young, the author of this piece if I could share it with all of you so enjoy!
At this very moment, I am so happy to be here. In a writing class. With my peeps.
Doesn't matter how long or how well I've know any of them. Doesn't matter if we'd have anything in common, outside of this room.
While I'm here, I'm with family. My family of writers. And I feel totally at home and at peace, enjoying this moment. This very moment.
We all have something to say, even if we're only saying it to ourselves or each other. Our voices are important. There is power in our words. We are bonded strongly, at this very moment.
I just love this piece. Straight from the heart.


my name iz doogle and i went fo a wok today and it wuz my frst wok and it wuz fun and i wiked it.
at frst it wuz not fun and i didn wike it and i did not wont to go fo a wok.
my atitude wemained the same for some time. i wuz vewy stubbon.
den I sat between enas feet becuz i am vewy manipulatib. Emoshunally speaking.
Yes, mor of de same.
den i stawted to wok and de humanz wer vewy happy.
i wuz vewy good at woking but i don no how to cop with dis weash thing so i got vewy angwy, tho you cant tell dat from dis foto.
i wuz getting tird of all de attenshun so i woked rite off camewa.
and demanded dat dey take me home dat instant.
so ena pikked me up.
and we went home togever.
This Toy Poodle is no Toy. He is Doogle.


Following the Great Recession, home prices in many areas capsized, leaving many homeowners "underwater." Today, home prices have not yet returned to pre-recession levels, leading many commentators to fear that these underwater mortgages will default and bring about a flood of new foreclosures. Local governments are now contemplating using the power of eminent domain to condemn these mortgages and reduce the principal owed. This move would allow homeowners to build equity and, in turn, reduce the fear of default and foreclosure. This Note analyzes the constitutionality of using eminent domain in this manner and discusses whether it would pass constitutional muster under the Fifth Amendment's Takings Clause.


Recalling an Adam-period looking glass, the central feature of this brass sconce is its convex mirrored backplate. The full-relief spheres that encircle the backplate are echoed in the fine beaded detail of the candle cups.
Overall: 9-3/8" h. x 8" w. x 3-7/8" d.


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Hashim : "Shah Jahan Holding a Spinel and a Long Deccan Sword, from the Late Shah Jahan Album" (c. 1650)
Religious and Metaphysical
Bartolome Perez : "Our Lady of Good Counsel" (c. 1680)
People and Portraits
Edward Hughes : "Juliette Gordon Low" (1887)
J.M.W. Turner : "Raby Castle, the Seat of the Earl of Darlington" (1817)
J.M.W. Turner : "Upper Fall of the Reichenbach: Rainbow" (1810)
J.M.W. Turner : "Vesuvius in Eruption" (1817-1820)
J.M.W. Turner : "Keelmen Heaving in Coals by Moonlight" (1835)
Fanny Brate : "A Day of Celebration (Namnsdag)" (1902)
Buffalo Bill Promotional Poster : "I Am Coming" (1900)
William Heath : "Monster Soup Commonly Called Thames Water" (c. 1828)
Myth and Fantasy
Jacopo de' Barbari : "Apollo and Diana" (c. 1503-1505)
Jacopo de' Barbari : "View of Venice" (1500)
Jacopo de' Barbari : "Pegasus" (1509-1516)
Historical Subjects
William Hamilton and Pietro Fabris : "The First Discovery of the Temple of Isis at Pompeii" (1776)
Scientific and Botanical
William Hamilton and Pietro Fabris : "Night View of Lava Current Running from Vesuvius" (1776)
William Hamilton and Pietro Fabris : "An Eruption of Mount Vesuvius, Dec 1760 – Jan 1761" (1776)
William Hamilton and Pietro Fabris : "View of the Island of Stromboli" (1776)
William Hamilton and Pietro Fabris : "Interior View of the Crater of Mount Vesuvius Before the Eruption of 1767" (1776)
William Hamilton and Pietro Fabris : "Interior View of the Crater of Mount Vesuvius in the Year 1756" (1776)
Samuel Palmer : "The Lonely Tower" (1879)
Samuel Palmer : "The Timber Wain" (1833-1834)
Samuel Palmer : "The Weald of Kent" (1833-1834)
Edward Calvert : "The Sheep of His Pasture" (1828)
Edward Calvert : "The Ploughman, or Christian Ploughing the Last Furrow of Life" (1827)
Edward Calvert : "The Bride" (1828)
Unknown Artist : "Shiva and Devi on Gajasura's Hide" (c. 1675-1680)
Unknown Artist : "Portrait of Prince Murad Baksh" (c. 1655)
Unknown Artist : "Portrait of Alamgir" (c. 1700)
Follower of Ogata Korin : "Chrysanthemums by a Stream I" (late 1700s – early 1800s)
Follower of Ogata Korin : "Chrysanthemums by a Stream II" (late 1700s – early 1800s)
Unknown Artist : "Lady Holding a Flower" (c. 1670s-1680s)
Bernardo Bellotto : "Piazza San Marco, Venice" (c. 1740)
Simon Verelst : "Flowers in a Vase" (c. 1669)
Emanuel de Witte : "Interior of a Church" (c. 1680)
Christen Kobke : "The Forum, Pompeii, with Vesuvius in the Distance" (1841)
Pierer Jansz. Saenredam : "The Interior of Saint Bavo, Haarlem" (1628)
Simon Bening : "Villagers on Their Way to Church" (c. 1550)
Edouard Manet : "Jeanne (Spring)" (1881)
Constantin Guys : "Woman with a Parasol" (1860-1865)
Edvard Munch : "Starry Night" (1893)
Jean-Simeon Chardin : "Kitchen Utensils with Leeks, Fish and Eggs" (c. 1734)
Jean-Simeon Chardin : "Still Life with Herrings" (c. 1735)
Adriaen Coorte : "Gooseberries on a Table" (1701)
Nasiruddin : "Shri Raga, from a Ragamala (Garland of Memories)" (1695)
Unknown Artist : "Kali Attacking Nisumbha" (c. 1740)
Unknown Artist : "A House Burgled at Night" (c. 1700)
Claude-Joseph Vernet : "The Waterfalls at Tivoli" (1737)
Unknown Artist : "Oval Portrait of a Woman in a Chaghtai Hat" (1740-1750)
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Taipei, Nov. 3 (CNA) The Dalai Lama emphasized the role of education in addressing global environmental issues during a talk Saturday with Nobel laureate Lee Yuan-tseh (李遠哲), and he asked scientists to take more responsibility to communicate with the public.
In discussing with Lee the challenges and opportunities for a sustainable planet in Dharamsala, India, where the Dalai Lama lives in exile, the Tibetan leader said he hoped scientists could reach out to the public on environmental issues instead of focusing solely on research.
Though science has provided hard data documenting changes to the environment, people will still be resistant to changing their behavior unless they are made fully aware of the situation around them through education, the Dalai Lama said.
It is therefore important for scientists to have a voice and bring that knowledge into the education system, he said.
The Dalai Lama made the comments after Lee, who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1986, briefed him about the environmental challenges that humanity is facing and the need to curb climate change.
The Earth is sustaining an extreme imbalance of energy due to global warming, Lee said, explaining that the greenhouse gases produced today have kept incoming solar energy from being reflected back to the universe.
The excessive energy the planet is absorbing is equal to that generated by 350,000 atomic bombs every day, Lee said, and the situation will only get worse as a fast-growing global population that could increase to an estimated 9.7 billion by the middle of the 21st century needs more energy to live.
Global warming has also resulted in more extreme weather across the globe, according to Lee, citing Typhoon Morakot that struck Taiwan in 2009.
The storm, which caused severe mudslides, took nearly 700 lives and wiped out a village in one day, Lee said.
Seeing pictures of Xiaolin village, in which more than 400 residents were buried alive by a massive landslide, before and after the natural disaster, the Dalai Lama seem shocked, asking "same place?"
Lee stressed that climate change is a global problem that needs global solutions, and that from a technological point of view, people must learn to store, transform and share energy from the sun instead of relying on fossil fuels.
"People must go back to nature, back to sunshine," he said, encouraging people to lead a less materialistic lifestyle.
Lee also mentioned the importance of improving equality around the world to help less developed countries combat global warming.
The Dalai Lama replied that those who are capable should "try to promote poor people's living standards, their economic conditions, and teach them more practices of contentment."
Along with other scholars, a group of Taiwanese scientists led by Nobel laureate Lee joined a three-day discussion from Nov. 1 with the Dalai Lama on quantum mechanics in Buddhism.
It was the first time the Dalai Lama engaged in such a dialogue with scientists mainly from the Chinese community.


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DEVELOPING: Credit agency cyber intrusion affects 143 Million customers…
Equifax Inc. said its systems were struck by a cyber attack that may have affected about 143 million U.S. customers of the credit reporting agency, shedding light on one of the largest and most intrusive breaches in history. Intruders accessed names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and driver's license numbers, Equifax said in a statement. Credit card numbers for about 209,000 consumers
were also accessed, the company said. Equifax shares dropped more than 8 percent in after-hours trading. "This is clearly a disappointing event for our company, and one that strikes at the heart of who we are and what we do. I apologize to consumers and our business customers for the concern and frustration this causes," Chief Executive Officer Richard Smith said. MORE


Members of a Chinese "aunties gang" of debt-collectors have been jailed over a reign of terror in which they menaced victims and even stripped naked to get them to cough up.
Fourteen received jail sentences of up to 11 years after being convicted of "organizing, leading and participating in gangster-like organizations and for their provocative and disturbing behavior," The Beijing News reported.
About 30 women with an average age of 50 — some of whom had met while engaging in dancing in public squares — took part in the scheme in the city of Shangqiu in central Henan Province.
The sentences were handed down after a four-year spree in which the accused — hired by a property developer and firms that wanted debts paid — used strong-arm tactics to collect the money or forced people from their homes to make way for construction projects.
They would shout at or insult debtors into submission, and when that did not work they spat at them, the report said.
Some female victims had their clothes torn off if they resisted, while men said the aunties would rip off their own clothes to imply sexual assault.
One of the ringleaders, a blind woman named Gao Yun, said the scheme was a way to kill time and "something fun to do." They never resorted to violence and it was only a "war of words," she said, adding that the prime motivation was wages of about 200 yuan (US$30) a day plus meals.


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'Finish The Fight' Paints A Different Picture Of Women Who Pushed For A Vote
By Audie Cornish
Finish the Fight!: The Brave and Revolutionary Women Who Fought for the Right to Vote, by Veronica Chambers and the Staff of The New York Times
In recent years, the image of the American suffragist has been evoked by women in Congress wearing white.
But the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment has been an opportunity for some to take a closer look at the stories of the women of the movement — the ones we think we already know, and the ones that have been lost to history.
Finish the Fight!: The Brave and Revolutionary Women Who Fought for the Right to Vote is a picture book by Veronica Chambers and the staff of The New York Times — and it paints a very different picture of the various women who fought for the right to vote.
On the idea for the book
Well, about a year ago we knew the anniversary of suffrage was coming up and we started asking: What did we know about suffrage? And we kept coming up with the same old names. But we knew that there was a lot that we didn't know. And once we dove into it, it was really exciting.
On one of those names — Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
I think that someone like Frances Ellen Watkins Harper was really interesting because she was very different than a Sojourner Truth. You know, she was this woman who was really well-educated, one of the first African-American women to publish a book in the U.S. She gave a speech in 1866 at the National Women's Rights Convention where she basically said, I don't think that giving women the ballot is going to do everything for us and that we really have to take the measure of everyone. That was really problematic, I think, to some people in the suffrage movement who were used to Black women being grateful to be there on their terms.
On the conversation about Black men getting the right to vote versus white women – and leaving women of color out of the discussion
Frederick Douglass was at the convention for Seneca Falls. But when the 15th Amendment came and really was a question of survival, people thought that if Black men didn't get the vote, the chance of slavery becoming a de facto practice would be very great. And it was true. I mean, one of the things that politicizes people like Francis Ellen Watkins Harper is the fact that free Black people are being kidnapped and stolen back into slavery. And without a vote, there was really no recourse against it.
On Latina women and queer women related to the movement
One of the things that's super interesting is, one, we didn't want to just tell the story of queer women as this history of white women, which I think often it does. So we talked about people like Alice Dunbar Nelson, who documented her relationships with both men and women in her diaries.
But the other thing is that it's really tricky to impose our contemporary definition of sexuality and gender onto the 19th century. ... You realize is that, one, for women in this movement, whether or not they identified as queer or not, that freedom to love who you want to love is inextricably tied up with voting rights. And so some of these marriages were perhaps sexual, but more importantly, it was that there was a deep friendship and independence because part of what women knew is that if they didn't get married, they could lose everything. They didn't have a voice in government without a vote. So whether or not they were unmarried and queer or unmarried and not queer, voting became really important. And the female friendships, the independence of being a woman who can define herself outside of a relationship with a man is very key to the movement — to the suffrage movement overall.
On women who were not supportive of the suffragist movement as it was operating at that time
We tend to look back and think all women must have been for women voting. And one of the things we looked at was the question of women who were anti-suffrage. It wasn't that these women felt that women shouldn't have a voice. There was this feeling that women's political power was pure outside of traditional structures. So anti-suffrage women were fighting for better working conditions for working women. They were fighting for better child education and child labor laws. A lot of the issues that we care about, child care and early childhood education, there was just this idea that politics and the sort of corridors of Washington and national politics were not the place for women. But it wasn't that they, in their own way, didn't feel that there were issues that women could and should weigh in on.
On thinking about conservative ideology when it comes to women today
At a time when we are constantly made to feel that we're so separate and different and fighting for our lives, history can be kind of a powerful reminder that the American experiment, as they talk about in the musical Hamilton, was just that. And that we are really just in one phase of that experiment and that everything we know about culture and identity and women and voting and perspectives and platforms has a deep history that goes really way back.
On whether the fight feels finished
I think anyone who's a woman in this country knows that we don't get equal pay, that things like child care, which so many suffragists and even women who were anti-suffrage ... women who were anti-suffrage still fought for child care for women, you know, all of the things that would give women an equal standing in society. There's a lot of that still hanging in the balance. And so, I guess my answer is that I hate to think of it solely as a fight, but I think that the question of women's equality is far from complete in this country.
Audie Cornish
Over two decades of journalism, Audie Cornish has become a recognized and trusted voice on the airwaves as co-host of NPR's flagship news program, All Things Considered.
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As the winter months close in on us, I am reminded that November through February are some of the most difficult months for me in terms of skin and hair. Not because my hair dries out or my skin gets ashy (they do, but not nearly as extreme), but because my psoriasis swings into full gear. At this time of year, the cold air and lack of sun (not for lack of sunny days in LA, but because the weather is too cold to wear clothes that would expose my skin to sun) contribute to psoriasis flare-ups on my skin and scalp - making it difficult to enjoy natural hair and transitioner luxuries such as protective styling and extended time between washing.
Psoriasis: A chronic auto-immune disease that is believed to be caused by an overreaction of the immune system. This overreaction causes skin cells to reproduce rapidly, resulting in inflamed patches (plaques) of scaly and thick red, silvery, and/or white skin that flake off. Psoriasis is not contagious, and is believed to be hereditary.
Eczema: A blanket diagnosis for any type of itchy skin or rash, including atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, and seborrheic dermatitis. Atopic is the most chronic, and most commonly diagnosed. It typically affects the inside of elbows, back of knees, and the face, but can be present anywhere on the body. Contact dermatitis is the skin inflammation result of coming into contact with skin irritants (some of which are present in cosmetic and hair products - beware!) such as detergents, artificial colors, and some fragrances.
Seborrheic Dermatitis: A form of eczema characterized by red, scaly, itchy rashes in various locations of the body. The scalp, sides of the nose, eyebrows, eyelids, skin behind the ears and middle of the chest are the most common areas affected. Dandruff (because seborrehic dermatitis is caused by a fungal infection) appears as scaling on the scalp without redness.
Now that we have a better understanding of these three common conditions that are a little bit (okay, a lotta bit) stronger than dandruff, we can move on to understanding how african black soap and activated charcoal may be able to help.
What it is: African Black Soap in it's purest form contains plantain skin, cocoa pod, palm, palm kernel, and/or coconut oil. Some recipes may include palm ash, honey, shea butter, essential oils, and more. But the foundation of the soap is definitely the roasted plantain skin. Pure African Black Soap (regardless of brand) should never contain synthetic fragrance or dye.
How it can help: Plantain skin is high in vitamins A and E, both of which are excellent for skin regeneration, elasticity, and repair. The oils, butters and natural humectants (like honey and glycerin) are great for attracting and helping to retain moisture in the skin. They also contribute to being able to effectively cleanse skin, face, and scalp without causing irritation. After doing a significant amount of research, I realized that there may be some confusion (and I was confused, too!) about the efficacy of plantain in healing skin conditions. In African Black Soap, plantain skin (which is understood to possess enzymes that soothe and help ease itching and irritation) is at the heart of the product. This plantain skin is largely different from the plantain plant, the broadleaf plantain which has been proven to promote healing in skin, fight infection, and stimulate cellular growth and tissue regeneration. It is unclear which version of the plantain extract is used in products like Shea Moisture's African Black Soap Shampoo and Purification Masque. Nonetheless, the aforementioned Shea Moisture products are great at gently cleansing the hair, helping to remove scales and flakes, and reduce itching.
Product Recommendations: Dudu Osun African Black Soap is a great all-natural brand of soap, imported from Nigeria that can be used on hair, face, and body. Shea Moisture's African Black Soap Shampoo and Purification Masque are great for helping ease the itch, and can even assist in relieving the scalp conditions. Allafia Fair Trade African Black Soap is another great multi-use option. The liquid soap can be used on face, body, and as a shampoo.
What it is: :::puts science cap on::: Activated Charcoal is essentially carbon that has been treated with oxygen to create a highly porous charcoal. Because the surface area of the charcoal is so large and full of tiny holes, it can adsorb many times its own weight in bacteria, toxins, impurities, and contaminants.
How it can help: When applied topically, activated charcoal can help draw out dirt, impurities, bacteria, and more from the body, skin, and scalp. When ingested internally via supplements, charcoal binds to the same toxins and impurities that could trigger bodily inflammation (and lead to certain skin conditions), and eliminates them through the bowels. There are also a few small studies that indicate activated charcoal can be effective in treating auto-immune diseases that impact cell divison/replication (such as psoriasis).
Product Recommendations: Lia Naturals Handmade Charcoal Soap is an especially great soap for problem skin, as it does not contain artificial colorants, and is fragrance free. Giovanni also has a D TOX line of skin and haircare products that contain activated charcoal as well. To try your hand at internal ingestion, Vitamin Shoppe has tons of different brands of activated charcoal supplements.
As with any natural remedy or treatment for skin and scalp conditions, individual results may vary. Before seeking out natural or over the counter solutions for skin conditions, get a professional medical opinion and diagnosis. And of course, never, ever, substitute online information for that of a medical professional.
Eczema, Psoriasis are usually causes by fungus. This soaps seems having anti-fungal properties. I also likes using natural products to get rid of any skin problems. As this soap sounds natural surely going to give it a try.
Skin care is the range of practices that support skin integrity, enhance its appearance and relieve skin conditions. They can include nutrition, avoidance of excessive sun exposure and appropriate use of emollients.Quite an informative article.


If you've somehow managed to avoid the buzz around Tictail, a Swedish marketplace for independent brands and retailers, congratulations: You've been living under a rock. In true Scandinavian fashion, Tictail sells more than 2.5 million products, including on-trend basics, minimalist homewares, kitschy accessories—and now, beauty products.
But no, it's not just another Etsy: Not only can you discover awesome retailers across 150+ countries, bigger brands like Solid Slate, Jennie-Ellen, Le Stockholmsyndrome, and Evolve are on the docket, too. The selection of brands is ever-expanding: Tictail doesn't vet individual brands who join, but those with the most followers—which can translate into satisfied customers—often rise to the top. Ahead, we culled 13 must-try beauty products from brands you probably haven't heard of—yet.


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require 'golden_fleece/type'

module GoldenFleece
  module Definitions
    TYPES = {
      array: Type.new(:array, Array),
      boolean: Type.new(:boolean, FalseClass, TrueClass),
      null: Type.new(:null, NilClass),
      number: Type.new(:number, Numeric),
      object: Type.new(:object, Hash),
      string: Type.new(:string, String)
    }.freeze
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end

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HHS' drug pricing plans are meant to signal to the healthcare industry—and voters—that it's serious on this issue, experts say.
An administrative law judge ruled MD Anderson must pay $4.3 million for HIPAA violations tied to unencrypted devices stolen in 2012 and 2013.
We must reimagine the clinical delivery system—sooner rather than later.
Despite promises to revolutionize cancer care, IBM Watson has failed to meet expectations, and some are concerned that the data is creating bias.


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Ashish Mishra's bail cancelled by SC, top court asks Mishra to surrender within a week
18 April, 2022 | Mayukh Debnath
The bench, headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana, set aside the Allahabad High Court's order that granted bail to Ashish. The SC held that the Allahabad HC's order is not sustainable.
The Supreme Court on Monday cancelled the bail granted by Allahabad High Court to the prime accused in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence, Ashish Mishra Teni. The apex court further directed him to surrender within a week. The bench, headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana, set aside the Allahabad High Court's order that granted bail to Ashish. The SC held that the Allahabad HC's order is not sustainable. The top court also observed that victims were not heard while considering the bail plea of Ashish Mishra in Allahabad High Court.
The Supreme Court remanded the matter back to the Allahabad High Court to hear the issue afresh. Earlier, on April 4, the bench had reserved the order after hearing all the parties. The Uttar Pradesh government had said that accused Ashish Mishra is not a flight risk.
Earlier, in an affidavit, the Uttar Pradesh government told the Supreme Court that the state has taken all efforts to protect the witnesses and families of victims of the Lakhimpur Kheri incident.


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The impact of ObamaCare on doctors and patients, companies inside and outside the health sector, and American workers and taxpayers
Planned Parenthood sets up post-Hobby Lobby helpline
"Planned Parenthood unveiled a text helpline Monday for women who have lost or will lose contraception coverage in their healthcare plans after last week's Supreme Court Hobby Lobby ruling.
The pro-abortion rights group says women who have lost birth control coverage or have questions about their healthcare can text the helpline to learn about their options.
The Supreme Court ruled last week some employers could deny workers access to free contraception coverage under their health insurance plans if it would infringe on the employer's religious beliefs.
The group says women can text "birth control" to 69866 to report an employer's refusal to pay for coverage. Those who use the text service get an email or phone follow-up from Planned Parenthood explaining what options the worker has and help on how to get free birth control."
Harry Reid: 'We're going to do something' on Hobby Lobby
"Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Monday that Democrats will take up legislation in the "coming weeks" to address last month's Supreme Court decision that allowed some employers with religious objections to opt out of Obamacare's contraception mandate.
Democrats on Capitol Hill have overwhelmingly criticized the high court's ruling in the Hobby Lobby case and are working to craft a response that would restore the coverage, though no specifics have yet been outlined."
Why the Political Heat on the ACA Is Cooling
"Several indicators suggest that the political waters may be calming for the Affordable Care Act (ACA). This doesn't guarantee that the law will achieve its goals and be judged a success. It means that the law stands a better chance of being implemented free of constant political turmoil–and will have a better shot at success.
*Public support for the ACA fell after the Web site debacle last fall, but while overall opinion toward the law continues to tilt negative, the falloff in the polls has stopped, according to the June Kaiser Family Foundation Health Tracking poll.
*After the administration rapidly repaired the Web site, the ACA exceeded the widely cited 7 million target for the first open-enrollment season, which had become a political litmus test for the law. And with no similarly big controversy, the ACA has become a far less juicy, and less prominent, media story.
*Some Republicans seem to be shifting their midterm strategy to focus less on the ACA and more on other issues they have with the president and the direction of the country.
*More people say that they are getting their information on the law from personal experience and from the experiences of family and friends, and fewer say that they are getting it from the news media, which they also say focuses mostly on politics and not what the law means for them. Increasingly, public perception of the law is about people's experiences–whether good or bad–rather than ideology and partisan politics."
Workers Worried Employers Will Move Them To Obamacare Exchanges
"The Supreme Court's ruling this week that "closely-held" companies like Hobby Lobby aren't obligated to comply with the health law's contraception mandate because it conflicts with their religious beliefs has put a renewed focus on the employer-sponsored healthcare.
Consumers getting their healthcare through their employers is a deeply ingrained practice in the United States (although that trend has been diminishing in recent years), and the court ruling has sparked all kinds of arguments pertaining to that the arrangement. Some have concluded that it will lead workers to seek alternatives outside the workplace, which they can find on the federal health exchanges created under Obamacare.
However, a new poll from Morning Consult found that the public isn't there yet.
In fact, a strong majority of workers are worried that their employers will stop offering health insurance altogether and move them into the Obamacare exchanges. Workers with employer-sponsored health plans largely have a negative view of what such a move would mean for their coverage, and would even consider looking for a new job under that scenario, the poll found."
Free birth control is emerging standard for women
"WASHINGTON — More than half of privately insured women are getting free birth control under President Barack Obama's health law, a major coverage shift that's likely to advance.
This week the Supreme Court allowed some employers with religious scruples to opt out, but most companies appear to be going in the opposite direction.
Recent data from the IMS Institute document a sharp change during 2013. The share of privately insured women who got their birth control pills without a copayment jumped to 56 percent, from 14 percent in 2012. The law's requirement that most health plans cover birth control as prevention, at no additional cost to women, took full effect in 2013."
Obama Weighs Steps to Cover Contraception
"WASHINGTON — The Obama administration, reeling from back-to-back blows from the Supreme Court this week, is weighing options that would provide contraceptive coverage to thousands of women who are about to lose it or never had it because of their employers' religious objections.
The administration must move fast. Legal and health care experts expect a rush to court involving scores of employers seeking to take advantage of the two decisions, one involving Hobby Lobby Stores, which affects for-profit businesses, and the other on Wheaton College that concerns religiously affiliated nonprofit groups. About 100 cases are pending.
One proposal the White House is studying would put companies' insurers or health plan administrators on the spot for contraceptive coverage, with details of reimbursement to be worked out later."
Contraception Ruling is a Symbolic Blow to the Healthcare Law
"The Supreme Court struck a second blow against the health-care law Monday with its decision to narrow its contraception mandate, an aspect of the federal program that was not central to its existence but was deeply cherished among liberals and many women's groups.
Two years ago, the court, while upholding the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, also gutted the law's mandatory Medicaid expansion, severely limiting the law's reach. By contrast, the effect of Monday's decision is peripheral. The contraception provision was not part of the main law but was laid out in regulatory language issued by the Obama administration. Millions of women who receive birth control at no cost through their company health plans are likely to keep it.
Still, women who work for closely held, for-profit companies whose owners have religious objections to contraceptives may feel an impact. The ruling also is a symbolic setback for a law that has survived a series of legal and political challenges since its enactment four years ago but today stands not entirely whole."
What a Republican Senate Majority May Mean for ObamaCare
"Much has been written about the possibility that Republicans could win control of the Senate in the 2014 elections. In fact, some prognosticators have given Republicans a better-than-even-money shot at taking the Senate back. If Republicans keep the House and garner the net six seats necessary to win a Senate majority, what does that mean for health policy and politics in the next Congress? In particular, what does it mean for the continued implementation and expansion of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare?
I hear these questions a lot, having served as the Republican health policy director for one of the key Senate health policy committees in 2006, the last time Republicans held a majority in both houses of Congress. The one thing I know for sure is that Republicans simply can't pick up where they left off in 2006, but that answer is far from satisfying.
This much, we know: if Republicans regain both houses in January 2015, health policy in the 114th Congress will be dominated by a showdown between a Republican Congress and a Democratic White House over the future of Obamacare. The challenge for Republicans will be how to balance the desire of the party faithful for repealing Obamacare with the reality that President Obama would never permit it under his watch."
What Women Think of the Core Issue in the Hobby Lobby Case
"The Supreme Court decision upholding Hobby Lobby's ability to refuse to cover certain contraceptive services based on its owners' religious beliefs has set off a wave of analysis of what the decision means. That will not be resolved anytime soon. But we do know what women think of the policy issue at the core of the case.
Overall, by a margin of 59% to 35%, women oppose the idea of letting companies deny coverage of contraceptives based on their owners' religious beliefs. But women's views on this issue–studied in the Kaiser Family Foundation Health Tracking Poll last month–differ by party, ideology and their religion.
White evangelical protestants, conservatives and women who are Republican are more supportive of Hobby Lobby's position. Women who are liberal, Democrats, and protestant and Catholic are much more likely to oppose the company's position."
Court Suggests Narrow Application Of Birth Control Case, But Others See Broader Impact
"The Supreme Court's decision on contraceptives and employer health plans could affect companies and workers far beyond Hobby Lobby and the other plaintiffs.
But nobody seems to know how far.
The ruling applies to "closely held for-profit corporations," a small subset of employers, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. wrote for the majority. But in a dissenting opinion, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg suggests the impact will be far broader.
"Although the court attempts to cabin its language to closely held corporations, its logic extends to corporations of any size, public or private," she said."
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South Sydney Rabbitohs young guns Ky Rodwell, Dean Hawkins and Jesse Martin delivered a bunch of smiles to some junior supporters out at Macquarie Fields, in Sydney's Southwest.
They weren't alone though, with former Rabbitohs skipper Roy Asotasi joining them through a number of skills drills as well as assisting in handing out a free gift pack to each child that took part.
The clinic was one of many initiatives organised by Alex Mecham from the Souths Cares program.


The fate of President Lincoln is universally known, but the fate of Confederate President Jefferson Davis is decidedly less well known. Yet, as fate would have it, the circumstances of his capture remained controversial for several decades.
After escaping Richmond in April, Confederate officials stayed on the run. President Davis held a meeting of his Cabinet in Georgia in early May, 1865, in which he officially dissolved the Confederate government. However, Davis still hoped to escape federal authorities.
Davis' luck ran out on May 10, 1865, in Irwinville, Georgia, when he and his family were spotted. While attempting to run, Davis slung his wife's overcoat over his shoulders. But in the North, Davis was portrayed as attempting to disguise himself as a woman to avoid capture. Publications gladly ran cartoons depicting Davis in dresses and women's attire.
Davis was eventually imprisoned at a fort in Virginia and accused of treason and planning to assassinate Lincoln. Despite these serious charges, Davis spent only two years in prison before being released. For the rest of his life, Davis never requested an official pardon.
After the war, W.T. Withall wrote an account of the capture of Davis that became part of the well known Southern Historical Society publication. This edition is specially formatted with images of Davis and depictions of his capture.


Hello and welcome to Part 4 of the Wade's Blanket CAL, hosted by Zooty Owl and Kokopelli Design.
Gauge is not too important with this blanket. Yarn thicknesses vary somewhat from brand to brand as do the tensions of individual crocheters.
The most important thing is that your tension remains even throughout the blanket - this will ensure that your squares will always be the correct size, for example if this square measures 14cm x 14cm then the next two patterns will also measure 14cm x 14cm (instead of my 12cm x 12cm) and the fourth one 7cm x 7cm (instead of my 6cm x 6cm).
Make twice as many of these squares as you made for Parts 1, 2 and 3.
I hope you are still having fun with this CAL! Please join us again in two weeks for Part 5, where we will start making the stripes!
I almost missted your wades blankeet cal due to a bad non working bloglovin. The blanket is gorgeous. Gives a smile on my face. I want to make this blanket later in this year. Thanks for desinging and sharing the CAL-patterns.
Your afghan makes me happy just to look at it - beautiful colors and patterns!


Career Talk: What Can Career Services Do For You?
What is your ultimate goal? Why are you here at SU? What is going to happen after graduation? All of these questions can be answered by three simple words—start your career. As a student you are here to learn the skills needed to prepare you to go out and pursue your career. Whether you are in the Conservatory, the Business school, Health Professions, or Arts and Sciences, everyone aims to further themselves after graduation. You have many options including finding full-time employment in your field, pursuing additional education, participating in civic engagement, and much more!
You may be asking yourself, "How do I know what career or major is right for me?" From the beginning of freshman year to the end of senior year and beyond, all students and alumni can benefit from guidance to help direct them in their career pursuits. If you have a plan in place or are still exploring, you can discuss your options with the staff in Career Services.
Career Services is the place to come for assistance with anything career-related. The staff works with students and alumni in all aspects of the career development process, from major exploration to career changes. They can assist with finding a graduate school, visiting career fairs, sharpening your interview skills, crafting a resume and cover letter, or developing your professional online identity. There's a plethora of knowledge to be found at Career Services about available internships, job opportunities, and how to prepare yourself to look great to employers.
Career Services is located on the third floor of Cooley Hall. Stop in any weekday from 9am-5pm or send an email to career@su.edu. Career Services is here to help you take that next step in your career journey!
This article was edited by Heather Pollak & Amanda Grantham.


The strains on labor capacity in oil and gas construction markets worldwide are becoming increasingly well known. These strains continue to affect projected project costs, and several large capital projects have already been delayed or cancelled (see Shell's Louisiana GTL plant as an example) as a result of rising costs and questionable long-term profitability projections. As demand continues to increase in the face of the LNG export gold rush, construction firms are faced with unprecedented pressures to retain and grow talent.


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If you're looking for the latest new 3-Wheeler with KTM flavor then this is the machine for you. The man responsible for this machine is Michael Noska who owns 220 Trikes LLC, which is a company that specializes in building 3-wheelers.
Michael started this conversion with a 2006 KTM 450exc and turned it into a modern day 3 wheeler using all KTM components except for the customized Lonestar swing arm. The seat, rear fenders, subframe, and grab bar are all OEM KTM 450xc ATV parts, and the air box and battery mount are exactly the same as the KTM ATVs. The rear shock is set up to the specs of the KTM 450 XC quad.
Here is Michael Noska's KTM 450 3-wheeler sitting in the showroom of Bentley's Cycles in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. That is Ricky Carmicheal's Suzuki RMZ450 parked next to it.
The 3-wheeled KTM looks very production-like and right at home next to these other off-road bikes.
Michael Noska's 220 Trikes LLC shop is located in Penn, Pennsylvania.


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Trump insists he and Republicans want stronger gun background checks
The president is insisting that he and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell want to "do something" but McConnell has only said he would discuss the issue.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is insisting that he and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell want to "do something" to strengthen the nation's firearm background check system in the wake of two mass shootings earlier this month.
Trump told reporters in New Jersey on Tuesday as he departed for Pennsylvania he's "convinced that Mitch wants to do something." He adds, "He wants to do background checks and I do too."
Publically McConnell has only committed to launching into a discussion of the issue with the GOP-controlled Senate returns from recess next month.
McConnell, Republican Senate unlikely to act swiftly on guns
Democrats pressed President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday to approve House-passed legislation expanding background checks and to take other steps curbing guns, in an offensive fueled by public outrage over this month's mass killings in Texas and Ohio.
It seemed unlikely that Democrats' moves would have much impact on the capital's top Republicans. Although Trump and McConnell have expressed a new openness to unspecified gun curbs following recent back-to-back mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, but their decisions will be based on the sentiment of fellow Republicans, not predictable pressure tactics by Democrats.
Still, the Democrats' moves underscore a shift to an issue that largely unites them — responding to the massacres that killed 31 people — and away from the party's hand-wringing over whether to impeach Trump, a question that deeply divides Democrats.
McConnell, R-Ky., came under the sharpest attacks from Democrats. They focused on his failure to let the Senate consider a measure the House approved in February requiring background checks for most private sales, including online and gun show purchases of firearms, not just for transactions involving registered gun dealers.
The White House has threatened that Trump would veto that bill.
Rep. Don Beyer, D-Va., said McConnell hadn't moved gun curb legislation because "he's waiting for the outrage to die down, the headlines to change, the people to turn the page and think about something else." Congress is out of town on recess until a week after Labor Day.
No. 2 House leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., Hoyer resorted to reading lyrics from "Blowin' in the Wind," Bob Dylan's 1962 song. "How many deaths will it take till he knows that too many people have died," Hoyer said, pausing for effect.
Trump told reporters in New Jersey on Tuesday that he's "convinced that Mitch wants to do something" on guns. He added, "He wants to do background checks and I do too."
Trump provided no specifics and it was unclear how tough a background check measure they might consider. McConnell said earlier this month that background checks and "red flags" — bills helping authorities remove guns from unstable people — would "probably lead the discussion."
"What we can't do is fail to pass something," McConnell said. "What I want to see here is an outcome."
Separately, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called on Trump to divert $5 billion he's wanted to build his wall along the southern border to investigating domestic terrorism and conducting research on gun violence.
"The dual scourges of gun violence and violent white supremacist extremism in this country are a national security threat plain and simple, and it's time the Trump administration and Republicans in Congress starting treating them as such," Schumer said in a statement.
Patrick Crusius, 21, accused of the El Paso shootings, has told authorities he was targeting Mexicans.
Hoyer said the Democratic-run House Judiciary Committee would return early from summer recess to consider gun control legislation, though he stopped short of saying they would hold votes. He said bills the panel could discuss included measures banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines and proposals making it easier for authorities to confiscate guns from unstable people.
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What the Peace Holds for Peace Makers..
Posted: October 29, 2018 by Awuol Gabriel Arok in Awuol Gabriel Arok, Junub Sudan, Poems.
Children are born and rise with impressive care.
They play and attend schools with happiness.
Children are handle with principled hands.
Women fruits of creativity and beautifulness are harvest.
Folks attend weddings and marriages with pride.
Men and women tilt their farms with comfort and support.
Students attend schools with gratification and commitment.
They pass highly with easiness and straightforwardness.
Business loop on sympathy and empathy.
Scales are justify, rectify and there is no scandal.
On the leaflets of peace living standards are high.
Under the dispassionate shadow of peace life is super.
With peace food is produce and poverty is humiliated.
Money is valued and wealth is accumulated.
Under the roof of peace there is coexistence.
With stability and development politicians are adore.
They are called people's representatives.
When there is peace criminals are disciplines.
No hiding holes for criminals at the peace center.
Respect and friendship are never part of their belonging.
When there is peace both rich and poor lives in harmony.
In peace hard work and commitment pays.
At the peace center ladder of success is broad and climbable.
Here the army and the police hold the protection keys.
With both hands and jingoistic heart.
At the time of peace our defending giants stand tall.
With their weapons and military attires in stores.
When there is peace prisons are only reformatory houses.
Where bad behaviors are convert into societal demand.
In time of peace wildlife provides human with foods and beauty.
Wildlife and culture radiate the beauty of a nation.
Tourists and visitors enjoy the national potential.
With peace roots of innovation are expose.
When there is peace health centers are build.
And diseases are control and eliminated.
When there is peace policies are implemented.
With peace life is good and promising.
Posted: September 4, 2018 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Adol Akuei, Junub Sudan, Poems.
Are You Appointed or Disappointed?
Posted: June 22, 2018 by Awuol Gabriel Arok in Awuol Gabriel Arok, Poems.
As they take-on horny ploy of tomorrow hunting.
Softly and diffidently gives my traditional order.
Another sign of my habitual taboo.
Posted: June 13, 2018 by Awuol Gabriel Arok in Awuol Gabriel Arok, Junub Sudan, Poems.
Posted: May 19, 2018 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Constant's Dc, Junub Sudan, Poems.
Posted: April 12, 2018 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Awuol Gabriel Arok, Junub Sudan, Poems.
I will always be there for YOU!!!!
Posted: February 19, 2018 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Benjamin Guarken Chiman, Junub Sudan, Poems.
For you, I will be!
Though you deadly divide yourselves, based on tribal sentiment, I will always be there!
For you I will be!
I will be there for you though you kill yourselves, I am your mother.
Posted: January 24, 2018 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Adol Akuei, Junub Sudan, Poems.
Posted: January 22, 2018 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Awuol Gabriel Arok, Junub Sudan, Poems.
Posted: January 13, 2018 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in John Agata, Junub Sudan, Poems.
January 13, 2018 (SSB) — His dreams were mutilated with grade D minus. The dreams of becoming a teacher and work for the government he had love to hate. Unfortunately, his dreams were injured and his world was slowly coming to an end.
He was by himself throughout his childhood despite present of both his parents. Whilst his sisters were bestowed much care and love he was neglected.
The diseases seriously and thoroughly brutalized him and no one gave a heck.
At an early age, Kwashiorkor bungled his legs and no one gave a damn. Yet he survived.
Posted: December 22, 2017 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Emmanuel Ariech Deng, Junub Sudan, Poems.
Inspired by love of choice, cemented by power of God and Parental wisdom.
But with both efforts and determination it later sums up awesome.
Of the expensive Gold of Pan-Lual, Miss Malaika Amer Mayen Dhieu.
Posted: December 12, 2017 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Awuol Gabriel Arok, Junub Sudan, Poems.
Posted: December 8, 2017 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Junub Sudan, Poems.
Just like a little feeble lass.
He has shifted away from hero.
Now he is reading zero.
Mother Africa: When Is The Dawn Of Your Day To Rise Up?
Posted: October 21, 2017 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Junub Sudan, Poems.
The land with magnificent scenery of flora and fauna.
When is the dawn of your day to rise up?
Had nothing he could see.
So as not to see the rogue guys.
So not to know they're cheering.
That's to no longer indulge in their war.
Posted: September 30, 2017 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Junub Sudan, Poems.
That we're one people but in crime.
Not one painted with stealing and murder.
Posted: September 6, 2017 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Junub Sudan, Mayen Ayarbior, Poems.
Verified cloaked docile nature we often rescind.
That creation was meant for all except one.


Phoenix, Ariz, – Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), a leading commercial real estate investment services firm with offices throughout the United States and Canada, today announced the sale of Rezide at Uptown, a 35-unit apartment complex located in Phoenix, Arizona. The asset commanded a sales price of $6,950,000 or $198,571 per unit.
Rich Butler, a Senior Vice President Investments with Marcus & Millichap's Phoenix office, and Sean Connolly, a multi-family specialist, negotiated the sale on behalf of both the seller, a local family partnership, and the buyer, an out-of-state exchange investor.
"Built in 1978, Rezide at Uptown is comprised of recently remodeled two-bedroom and two-bathroom apartment homes. All units have been extensively renovated to include new kitchens with Corian countertops, updated bathrooms, in-suite washers and dryers, modern plank flooring, and new stainless-steel appliances. In addition to the interior upgrades, the owner has also invested in exterior enhancements including privacy walls, new landscaping, parking overlay, and an updated trendy pool area with BBQ patios," said Butler.


January's release of the ForgeRock Identity Platform includes OpenIG 4. This release brings new API gateway features, better integration with OpenAM, extended support for standards, and increased performance.
OpenIG 4's new audit framework now handles audit events in a common way across the whole ForgeRock platform. For example, OpenIG 4 can track interactions across OpenAM, OpenDJ, and OpenIDM. Audit logs can be centralized and transactions can be traced across the platform. Additionally, the audit framework supports logging to files, databases, and the UNIX system log.
Improved monitoring data for the servers, applications, and APIs provides a better view of how OpenIG 4 and its routes are used. Delivered through REST endpoints, data includes request and response statistics, such as the number of requests, time to respond, and throughput.
The new throttling feature limits access to applications and APIs, increasing security and fairness. Throttling can enforce flexible rate limits for a variety of use cases, such as to limit the number of requests per minute from clients at the same network address.
A new policy enforcement filter allows only authorized access to protected resources. You can now use OpenIG instead of an OpenAM agent for authorization, and centralize all your access control policies in OpenAM.
SSO and federation for applications has been extended by a token transformation filter to use with the OpenAM REST Security Token Service. By using the filter, a mobile app with an OpenID Connect token can now access resources held by a federated service provider.
A new password replay filter simplifies the configuration for replaying credentials in common use cases.
OpenID Connect Discovery makes it possible for users themselves, instead of system administrators, to select identity providers.
Initial support is available for a User Managed Access resource server, where users can control who accesses their resources, when, and under what conditions.
Behind the scenes, OpenIG 4 internals have been refactored to improve scalability – because we are no longer blocking threads, a single deployment can handle more requests at the same time.
These are just some of the changes in OpenIG 4. Check the Release Notes for a full list of what's new in this release, and download the software from ForgeRock's BackStage.
We love your feedback. Please feel free to ask questions, make suggestions, and tell us what you think of OpenIG by joining the community and getting on the forum and mailing list.
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Sr. Monica Mary Ncube, Superior General of about 800 Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood worldwide, was elected in September of last year. Born in Zimbabwe, Sr. Monica Mary paid an "orientation visit" in order to get to know the 65 sisters of the Austrian Province of whom 57 are living in Wernberg.
For Sr. Johanna Maria Wagner CPS, Provincial Superior of Austria, the visit of the Superior General is a "special joy". Getting to know the sisters personally is not only important for the sisters in Austria but also for the future of the Congregation in the neighboring countries. A central point of the orientation visit is the establishment of the "European Province" in the near future, which will consist of the Provinces of Austria, Germany and the Netherlands. Sr. Monica Mary emphasizes the importance of community and solidarity which will strengthen the missionary outreach of the Congregation worldwide.
The active Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood was founded in 1885 in Mariannhill, South Africa by the Austrian Trappist Abbot Franz Pfanner. Today, about 790 sisters are living on 98 stations in 20 countries. Through their lives, the sisters want to spread a message of joy, of hope and of reconciliation.