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Jimmy Kimmel Teams Up With Bono, Halsey + More For AIDS Awareness Song
PopCrush Staff Published: November 23, 2016
As one of late night's leading hosts, Jimmy Kimmel has access to a slew of celebrities, all of which have built-in fan bases eager and willing to tune in with rapt attention to the latest project they're promoting. As such, Kimmel called in a favor from several of those famous friends to participate in a special episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! meant to help fight against AIDS.
Kimmel joined forced with Bono's (RED) campaign for the second year in a row, in an attempt to raise awareness and money to help combat AIDS. In last night's episode (November 22), Channing Tatum, Halsey, Kristen Bell, DJ Khaled, Julia Roberts, Neil Patrick Harris and the Killers came together to sing the Brandon Flowers-penned "We're Going to Hell."
As for the song's most incendiary line -- "If we don't help people with AIDS / we're going to hell" -- Kimmel says he wrote it himself, according to Billboard.
"I wrote that line," Kimmel noted. "But that's true - if you don't help people with AIDS you are going to hell, and that seems like a good enough reason to help alone. I mean, just think of yourselves."
Bono -- who appears in the video toward the end as his '90s U2 tour character MacPhisto -- expanded on his continued efforts to combat AIDS in an interview with The Associated Press.
"It is a battle now for funding. It's just a street battle, pitch battle, and we have to keep this stuff in the news or literally those people don't get the drugs. It's that simple," Bono said via Billboard. "We have to just remind people that America has led the war on this tiny little virus and is winning the war, but it is unthinkable, but it is possible, that if we stall on funding then we start to undo all this good work."
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Honestly speaking, it's the first time I've heard the word 'orb' and as I read through and saw your video I understood it's meaning, or perhaps it's a new term. Yes, I do see orbs as you show us in so many places in the video. But I hope they aren't showing up only through the camera's lens as I have seen some through our camera too but with the naked eye one can't see them. So, did you see them even when you weren't taking the video or the camera? If you did, then you are certainly blessed!
I would say they are little angels sent from heaven to keep a watch over us, and just that thought gives a nice feeling. They perhaps come and go in groups or alone at times, depending on things. And our pets are the first ones to sense these things. I've had mine push us outside at unusual hours too and just to look around, either to smell or see things we don't, so I can well relate to what you meant here when Mystique did that. Their sensing powers are many times over ours.
I remember the earlier video where you showed us those little smoke clouds too, so perhaps your house is truly blessed with such angels! Be happy and don't worry – these orbs mean no harm and they are with you, perhaps some good spirits on a visit. Loved the videos and I saw all of them, along with their sound effects – great going indeed.
Some of the people who are doing video while talking in front of the camera have seen it. The "white smokes" on my video is very hard to fake because it's in motion and you can actually see it flying. It has wings. But I tell ya there was no bug around me when I was video taping. And the orbs I've seen on my camera at the old garage was only seen on "camera lenses" but couldn't see it on my naked eye. My brother-in-law said to me that I should use different camera which I have. For the time being I've used Nikon (16 megapixel) and iPhone 5 (14 megapixel). Back in Christmas 2004, I've used Kodak (8 megapixel) camera but I was completely clueless what orbs really were and I wasn't even aware of it until now, until I caught them on my latest pic at the old garage.
My daughter Rachel have told me stories before like when she was a little girl she said she would sleep with Kahlua (previous german shepherd) and she said sometimes she would let Kahlua sleeps on her bed. My daughter is really not fond of dogs. But she told me she had allowed Kahlua to sleep with her in bed just to accompany her. She said, "I was scared and why would I allow a dog to sleep in bed with me if I wasnt so scared?" Anyway, she added that there were times when Kahlua would just stare at the wall like she saw something. She wasn't barking but she'd just kept staring at something on the wall for a long time. My daughter would get the creeps coz she can't see what the dog can see.
Anyway, as far as the sound effects in that first video of orbs is concerned, I originally wanted to put a soothing music there instead of the "suspense" sound effects. Bonnie Gean said it scared her. *LOL* In the past, I bought some free copyright music tracks but couldn't find the one that match the theme. And so instead I've used and fooled around with these free sound effects already there in my album, without me knowing it was there all this time. Anyways, I don't think these orbs are evil. And that's why I wanted a different music next time.
Thank you so much my lovely friend for being so kind, patient, and taking the time to read my blog. You're awesome!! Really. You took the time to come, read, watch all my videos…WOW…I am AMAZE. And THIS means a lot to me. My gratitude is immense. Simple thank you is not enough to express my gratitude to you.
You did a wonderful job here. well captured with sub titles and lovely music.
I didn't know that orb exist either till now. When I checked my photograph in the year 2004 I didn't know I caught some and ignored it really. I started to get familiar with the word orb when I started watching Ghost Hunter at my sister's house.
Thank you Philip, I really appreciate your compliment on the music. This is the first time I experimented on sound effects and this video took me the whoke day editing it. So your comment to me just now is amazing. Harleena do have some wonderful friends like you. I hope you have a lovely weekend dear.
This is first time I've heard the word 'orb' as used in photography. I can see them in your photos. My question is it happening every place you take a picture. I would think it is more of a defect in the camera. Now the white smoke in the video is another thing. Hard to say what it is or who is trying to contact or why. Sometimes just because we do not understand it doesn't make it not real.
See that's the thing. Not every picture these orbs shows up. In my next post, I created a video that included me shooting photos and videos of the fly. And the fly did not turn into an orb but a fly. Tried to zoom my camera lens onto a fly but it just gave me nothing but dark orb. The ones I'm seeing are "white orbs" and I DO NOT ZOOM MY LENS WHEN I'M VIDEO TAPING OR TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS. You'll see what I mean on my next video.
First off, I wanna state that I *DO NOT* believe in spirits. Like when someone died, their spirits come and hunting you, roaming around everywhere. It says in the Bible that when a person is dead, they remain dead. Look at the example of Saint Lazarus when he died, God called him from his grave and not from heaven. So when a person dies, from dust to dust, they return to DUST.
Although I do not believe in ghost spirits of loved ones, I do believe there is a Holy Ghost. And perhaps this is the Holy Spirit that manifested itself to me on that "white smoke". It's been months and months now that I am worried….and then prayed to God, "Please give me signs that you are around me. I know you are there but please let me know that you are still with me." And so this can be an answered prayer.
Anyway, thank you Arleen, for stopping by. Appreciate your comment.
This is very interesting indeed. As you know, I don't doubt the supernatural.
There are things in life that really are difficult to explain, and seem to have no rhyme or reason to them. But I think it's good that you're investigating it and capturing it on film. I'm sure someone is going to stumble upon this post soon, and bring even greater clarity to this strange phenomenon.
I'm so glad to see you. You are a pastor, right? Yes, indeed, this is a very interesting subject but I will not keep going on posting this or keep going on investigating this. It interest me coz I have never caught such thing or see such thing, it's like these "light beings" whatever they are is just manifesting to me without me asking it. I'm not really sure what to tell you "what they really are" coz I cannot claim someone's word, I have to prove this by myself based on research and investigation.
My brother-in-law (hubby's oldest brother) was here yesterday visiting us. He and my husband and another friend went all together for their high school alumni reunion yesterday, Saturday. That's why they were here yesterday visiting after the event. Anyway, we were discussing this ORB thingy. Brother-in-law knows his bible like he knows the back of his hand.
He told me that if I'm asking these things to get manifested to me, they will manifest themselves because after all the Devil wants to be recognized and he wants you to talk about him, he wants to be worshipped too like God. I told my brother-in-law that I wasn't asking these things to get manifested. It just happens. But you know I remember once, while I was praying to God, I was very depressed and discouraged and I remember praying like this….
Guess, if you're asking something like this. Better not. Coz you get what you ask for. Brother-in-law said, even my husband said same thing, that Jesus doesn't really show miracles nowadays because way back then…when Moses performed the MIRACLE dividing that Red Sea, people saw the miracle, many miracles, and yet they still DO NOT BELIEVE. And so he was saying that it says in the Bible that…blessed are those who didn't see this miracles and yet still believe.
…and so what I'm trying to say is, God gives miracles sometimes but NOT all the time. And He doesn't want you to believe in Him because of miracles or "signs & wonders". And so, I am going to STOP investigating this unexplain phenomena. However, there is a continuation to this post next Wednesday…I'm going to give my FINAL thoughts on "Light Orbs and the Supernatural" but after this, NO MORE. I have already created the video & the post and planning to post it this Wednesday. It's part of my Video Blogging Challenge. Anyway, after that post…NO MORE.
Thank you for stopping by and commenting on my blog. Appreciate you reading this, really. Thank you and hope you have a great start this Monday.
Yes, I'm a pastor. But let me share this: I really don't think there's anything inherently wrong with saying, "Lord, show me a sign…" It's all throughout the Bible. You could even call it, "confirmation".
Believing, (even though we don't "see" anything) is ideal. But, on the flip-side— God knows our heart, and that confirmations and the miraculous brings encouragement. He does both little, (and big) things to let us know that He hasn't left us.
I do though have to disagree with your brother in-law regarding, "Jesus doesn't really show miracles nowadays." The Bible is clear: "Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever. [Hebrews 13:8].
So, for me… Healing, and signs and wonders are just a normal part of Christianity. And… it was like that in the Book of Acts too. Angela, God is supernatural. You don't have to attribute 'the miraculous' to the devil, or allow others to convince you that God doesn't work miracles anymore. If He did it before, He can do it again. And as long as it's drawing you closer to Jesus, and not farther away from Him, based on that fruit— you should be encouraged that He's visiting you in a special way.
Oh, I see. Thank you for explaining this "confirmation". Exactly, I just want to know that the Lord hasn't left me and that I was asking that confirmation.
I believe that God knows me better than I know myself. He says in the bible, that even my hairs are numbered by Him…that's how much He knows me. He knows I'm a very visual person.
Wow…that is some MIRACLE!!!! Praise the Lord that the woman got healed. And you were there to witness this. That is absolutely AWESOME!!!!
I agree…healing and signs & wonders can still be there. In His own special way. I mean, look at what happened to me when He saved me from a horrible accident. Our car jump off the cliff and His Holy Angel SAVED ME FROM DEATH. To me this is a MIRACLE indeed.
Well I'm kinda new to photography stuff and I think I've learned some new effects from this post. Secondly your picture is really cool actually the place is most beautiful.
Investigating on new things and capturing new photos is really cool for getting awesome clicks.
Really? I'm happy to hear that you learned some new effects just from this post. You made my day!! 😀 Thank you very much. I've been taking photographs here and there. But would like to develop my skills more in Photography.
Yeah. This orbs investigation might not last. Next Wednesday post, I have taken more videos about the orbs and I'm going to post it next Newsletter announcement. But that will be my last. I will be back in doing "tutorial videos" and writing more articles. Thank you for stopping by and commenting on my blog. It's very nice to see you.
I've never personally witnessed anything like this but I have to agree with everyone else. I believe they're either angels or spirits but whatever it is it's good. There are no bad angels, I don't believe that at all. Animals and children can sense spirits more than adults but to me someone is looking over you and your family so that's what I prefer to think that is.
If you know someone who knows more about that and lives in your area I would have them come over. I have two friends online that might know but not sure if they can actually pick up on that in this manner.
Kind of neat though but hope you're not scared or anything. I still say it's all good.
I believe there are spirits and angels around us. But I don't believe the spirits of a loved one one coming back to visit us. But in my opinion, there are spirits around us literally roaming in this world besides us. I know that there are things in this world that we still do not understand and cannot comprehend.
Well, so far I am not scared. If there are Angels around me and they're good spirit, I am not scared. But there are unexplained phenomena happened in the past to both of my daughters. First one, Angelica…when she used to live with us she said she was reading her bible. At the time she said she was alone in our house and she was reading in the back bedroom (that is Rachel's room) and she said she heard "footsteps" on that stairs in Rachel's bedroom and got scared then she stopped reading her bible.
Again, the 2nd phenomena was when Rachel said to me that she saw a "dark shadow" kind of like…peeked in the bathroom door when she thought it was me. When she went out the door and checked on me, I was sleeping on the couch. It couldn't be me, she said, coz I was sleeping. Then another phenomena…Rachel said she saw the paper cup "literally" moved one inch from one place to the other.
So, I don't know what to tell you. I pray everyday and I have heard some strange things in our house but one day, I thought my husband came home and I heard his voice. This is the time when Kahlua was still alive and both Kahlua & Frosty were in the hallway while I was cooking dinner. Hubby said something, I forgot, but it made me jump. And literally I said, "You scared the hell out of me!" When I looked in the hallway, there was nobody there. Looked out the living room window and his car wasn't there. Both dogs, actually acted like they've seen something in the hallway when I HEARD THE VOICE. So I don't know. Perhaps this is the unexplained world.
I believe in Angels and so perhaps these are guardian angels roaming around my house watching over us. I pray everyday to God to surround us with His Holy Angels and perhaps that is an answered prayer.
Thank you my friend for taking the time to read and watch the video. This means a lot to me. I will see you on your Thursday post. I'm a bit behind tho, but I'm going to try to scan all of your posts and friends posts this weekdays and weekend. Have a beautiful Wednesday and I will catch you later.
Its my first time on your blog. Orb on your photographs looks like galaxy orb. Home decoration touched my heart. It looks really beautiful. And your photography is mind blowing. I don't know more about photography but I can say that you are perfect photographer after seeing your pictures.


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Mental health provider billed state more than $152G for booze, cruise, other improper costs, audit finds
By DAVID M. SCHWARTZ david.schwartz@newsday.com @schwartznewsNY Updated May 25, 2015 7:09 PM
A mental health provider billed the state for alcohol and a sunset cruise at the Montauk Yacht Club Resort and Marina as part of $152,680 in improper costs charged to the state, according to an audit released last week by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
PSCH Inc., a Flushing-based nonprofit that serves Long Island, New York City and Westchester County, will have to pay the state back for the unsubstantiated or unallowable charges, the comptroller's office said.
"The rules for conference costs are clear," DiNapoli said in a news release. "And lavish parties with alcohol, cruises and extra guests are not allowable. State agencies must make sure that contractors are reimbursed for legitimate expenses only."
Over two days in October 2012 during the Montauk getaway, the board of directors and executive staff racked up $31,908 in disallowed charges. That included a $10,723 alcohol tab, $1,000 for a sunset cruise, $5,064 for extra guests and $743 for gift candles.
PSCH also charged the state $22,901 for a staff picnic at Cunningham Park in Queens, which included $1,300 for ice cream and $3,420 in "staff appreciation giveaways" such as coolers, T-shirts, pens and umbrellas, according to the audit.
PSCH vice president of public affairs Willie Scott did not dispute the audit's findings.
"We have implemented the recommendations," he said in an interview on Wednesday. The audit recommendations include reimbursing the state and training for nonprofit staff on allowable expenses.
PSCH has a $30 million, five-year contract with the state's Office of Mental Health to provide services and housing to people with mental disabilities and substance abuse.
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David Schwartz covers environmental issues. A native Long Islander, he's worked at Newsday since 2013.


As part of Fire Safety Week this month, the Cardinal Joint Fire District visited the elementary schools with a game show style format. Students got to answer questions on fire safety as classmates cheered them on. Following the game show, the students visited the department's smoke house and got a tour of a fire truck and the equipment on board the truck.
Ready for the next question from Deputy Fire Chief Matt Rarick are third grade classroom representatives Ben Ignazio, Reece Miller, Makenzie Moore, and Molly Trafan.
Coming out of the Cardinal Joint Fire District's fire safety house is Amira Omarn. She had to crawl through the house pretending it was full of smoke, then exit through the window. The safety house was meant to teach children how to escape from a smoke-filled house.
Going through the window of the CJFD safety house is third grader Daniel Figueroa.
Firefighter John Corman answers a question from third grader David Everett about the fire truck during Fire Safety Week at Hilltop Elementary School last Wednesday.
Hilltop third grader Rosalie Bacha is amazed at the interior of the CJFD rescue truck as she has help getting down from firefighter John Corman.


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Ahmed Khan claimed 3-31 for Liversedge.
Birstall's hopes of catching the top two sides in Bradford League Championship Two were dealt a blow when they suffered a six-wicket defeat to Wakefield St Michael's last Saturday.
The win saw second placed St Michael's move 46 points clear of Birstall, while they are now seven points behind Keighley with a game in hand.
Birstall were bowled out for 151, a total which was boosted by 27 from 25 balls from youngster Patrick Howgate as they were kept in check by Tom Robinson (4-58) and Ollie Lightfoot (3-53).
Opener Mark Atkinson led the reply with 80, including a six and 14 fours, while Peter Gregerson took all four wickets to fall at a cost of 40 runs.
Spen Victoria slipped to a 76-run defeat at the hands of Bowling Old Lane.
Leg-spinner Alex Leadbeater returned his best figures of the season of 6-52, while Michael Flathers took 4-62 as Old Lane were bowled out for 180, with captain Farakh Hussain (59) top scoring.
Spen crumbled to 104 all out as paceman Zeeshan Haider impressed with 5-31.
Liversedge suffered a 55-run defeat to Buttershaw St Paul's.
Liversedge produced an impressive bowling display and dismissed St Paul's for 142 as Graham Winn (3-44) and Ahmed Khan (3-31) impressed, with Ben Platt (40) top scoring.
But it proved a winning total as James Sawyer took 8-40 and Liversedge were dismissed for 87.
Hopton Mills were dismissed for 147 against Carlton, with Umar Abbas (41) top scoring.
Daniel White (49) helped Carlton complete a six-wicket win over their opponents.
Altofts continued their good run of form with a 62-run win over Northowram Fields.
Once again, their batsmen set up the win. Craig Wood (50), Luke Webb (41) and Farroukh Alam (39) helped them to a total of 247 despite the efforts of Josh Bennett-Kear (3-72), Will Parkin (3-66) and Jacob Slator (3-35).
Louis Cockburn top scored with 43 in Northowram's reply of 185.
Tom Glover (3-43) and Wood (3-23) were the key bowlers for Altofts.
Leaders Keighley were made to work hard for their three-wicket win over Brighouse, which keeps them just ahead of St Michael's.
All-rounder Deron Greaves top scored with 44 and was supported by Quadratullah Azizi (42) as Brighouse made 174 when they batted first.
Hammy Shahzad (4-30), Paul Quinlan (3-30) and Adam Greenwood (3-77) shared the wickets for Keighley.
Max Davidson (31) was top scorer as Keighley edged home with seven wickets down. Greaves followed up his good work with the bat by taking 3-42.


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At 104 years of age, Nora Miller-Welsh of Blenheim, Hanover, is old enough to remember the days when national hero, Sir Alexander Bustamante was a robust trade union leader and politician.
Miller-Welsh, who was born on March 28, 1914, still has excellent memory and can readily recall, with great details, stories dating back several decades, to include the period when Bustamante became the founder of the Jamaica Labour Party and later Jamaica's first prime minister.
"I know Bustamante ... to be truthful, I can't recall much of him when he was here (in Blenheim), said Miller-Welsh, who was born in the community some 30 years after Bustamante.
The soft-spoken centenarian, despite being a woman of few words, was able to speak about her childhood and early adult years in Blenheim, where she worked as a baker and vendor after leaving school.
"It was pleasant in Blenheim. Life was peaceable," said Miller-Welsh. "I went to school in Cacoon (a neighbouring community), and later I did a little baking. I also made ginger beer and went around to sell it."
Nowadays Miller-Welsh is mostly at her home, which is perched on a slope overlooking the Blenheim community square. She acknowledged that the district and its people have changed significantly from former years.


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Study pages 67-69 of the "Geography Songs" book by Kathy Troxel.
The longest rivers are the Nile in Africa and the ____ in South America.
The country with the ____ population density is Greenland.
The highest mountain in the world is Mt. _____ on the China-Nepal border.
Less than 1/3 of the Earth's ___ is covered by land.
The North ____ is at the top of the Earth's axis.
The earth is a ___ which orbits the Sun.
The International Dateline is the longitude line where day ___ and ends.
The hemisphere that is closer to the ___ has summer.
The North and South Poles are covered by ____ all year.
The highest _____ is Angel Falls in Venezuela.
The North ____ has no land.
The part of the Earth that is not facing sun has _____.
____ change because the Earth's axis tilts.
The smallest country in population and area is Vatican ____.
The top half of the earth is the northern _____.
The country with the largest ____ is China.
The center of the earth is called the ____.
When it is ____ in Los Angeles, CA, it is midnight in Bombay, India.
The _____ is "the East."
The Caspian Sea is the largest ____ in the world.
An island is the ____ of a volcano or an underwater mountain.
It takes 24 hours for the Earth to _____ around once.
The Persian Gulf is very rich in ____.
The equator is the zero ____ of latitude.
The USA has the ____ largest population in the world.
The line through the middle of the earth is the ____.
The Western Hemisphere is the part of the ___ that is west of zero longitude.
The ____ meridian is zero degrees longitude.
The country with the highest population density is ____.


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Role-based security has become the predominant model for advanced access control because it reduces the complexity and cost of security administration.
Note: Although role-based security is the main security component at the CRM system, the overall outcome of the security settings at the CRM system is also influenced by the default organization settings.
While role-based security may be overkill in trivial settings (e.g. small enterprises with two users who both are allowed to browse, delete or update all data) it is an extremely powerful tool to get a handle on complex environments. That includes typical company settings where various sales teams or customer service teams need to browse, delete or update customer related data while at the same time permissions on such data may vary depending on the function or task of the employee within the company.
Although role-based security does not promote any protection policy, it has been shown to support several well-known security principles and policies that are important to commercial and government enterprises that process unclassified but sensitive information. These policies can be enforced at the time profiles are authorized for a role, at the time users are authorized as members of a role, at the time of role activation (e.g., when a role is established as part of a user's active session), or when a user attempts to perform an operation on data.
This section explains the features provided by the security settings. Policies are described in terms of users, roles, role hierarchies, profiles, protected fields, and user groups.
Note: Setting up user privileges might not be a trivial task especially in larger organizations. You will need a deep understanding of the role-based security concept to give each individual user the access to the CRM they desire.
The security management includes the configuration of the following CRM modules:
Default Organization Sharing Access
User Defined Sharing Rules
Default Organization Field Access
Important: Security settings will become valid not until the next user Login!
The following sections will explain how these CRM modules can be used.
here are two types of users for the CRM software:
Administrator user
Standard users have limited access to the CRM system to perform CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update, and Delete) operations only.
Administrator users are capable to manage the complete software that includes:
managing users/groups and their access privileges
customizing the CRM user interface
creating communications templates
configuring all organization-wide settings
change passwords, deactivate users, list mail server, change the home page order and view the login history
exercise CRUD operations
At Figure: Special Admin Function you see the edit view of a users data provided by the CRM user management function. With marking the Admin check box any user might get administration privileges and become an administrator user.
Figure 1.1. Special Admin Function
Administrator users have all privileges in the organization.
At the core of role-based security is the concept of collecting permissions in roles, which can be granted to standard users. Each role is assigned one or more privileges (e.g., data access, deletion, modification). It is a user's membership into roles that determine the privileges the user is permitted to perform. Security administration with role-based security consists of determining the operations that must be executed by persons in particular jobs and assigning employees to the proper roles. The role-based security framework provides for mutually exclusive roles as well as roles having overlapping responsibilities and privileges. For example, some general CRM operations may be allowed by all employees, while other operations may be specific to a role. Role hierarchies are a natural way of organizing roles within an organization and defining the relationship and attributes of the roles. Complexities introduced by mutually exclusive roles or role hierarchies as well as regulating who can perform what actions, are all handled by the role-based security settings.
One of role-based security greatest advantages is the administrative capabilities it supports. User membership into roles can be assigned and revoked easily and new memberships established as job assignments dictate. With role-based security, users are not granted permission to perform operations on an individual basis, rather, operations are associated with roles. Role association with new operations can be established as well as old operations deleted as organizational functions change and evolve. This basic concept has the advantage of simplifying the understanding and management of privileges. Roles can be updated without having to directly update the privileges for every user on an individual basis.
Each user created in the CRM system must be associated with a role. A role must be associated with at least one profile.
Individual users (e.g. John, Mary) might be assigned to one or more roles, where the roles are based on the user's job responsibilities and competencies in the organization. Users should be assigned multiple roles to reflect the fact that some users connect to the system in different function depending on the tasks. For example, user "John" might be assigned the role "Head-Sales", because John is the head of sales at your company, as well as the role "admin" because John is also CRM system administrator. If John wants to work as an administrator he logs in as "admin", if John wants to work as head of sales he logs in as "Head-Sales". It is possible to let John connect to the system with the same password, regardless of whether he acts as administrator or head of sales.
Users at any given role can always view, edit, delete all data owned by users below in the hierarchy.
For the CRM system to reach its full potential as a means for enterprise CRM, access control mechanisms must be in place that can regulate user access to information in a manner that faces your business today. Role-based security allows for the specification and enforcement of a variety of protection policies which can be tailored on an enterprise-by-enterprise basis. The purpose of the role-based security setting is to provide this access control service. Once the role-based security framework is established for the organization, the principal administrative actions are the granting and revoking of users into and out of roles as job assignments dictate. These maintenance tasks are easily performed using the CRM system's user settings tool.
Profiles are used to define privileges for executing CRM system operations. From a functional perspective, role-based securities central notion is that of profiles representing actions associated with roles and users that are appropriately made members of roles.
The relationships between users, roles, and profiles are depicted in Figure: User, Role and Profile Relations as a many-to-many relationship. For example, a single standard user can be associated with one or more roles by different user names, and a single role can have one or more user members. Roles can be created for various job positions in an organization. For example, a role can include sales representative or assistant in a company. The profiles that are associated with roles constrain members of the role to a specified set of actions. For example, within a sales organization the role of the sales representative can include operations to create, edit, and delete the own accounts; the role of an assistant can be limited to browse existing information of a particular sales rep; and the role of the head of sales may be to review all sales data.
Figure 1.2. User, Role and Profile Relations
The association of profiles with roles within an enterprise can be in compliance with rules that are self-imposed. Profiles can be specified in a manner that can be used in the demonstration and enforcement of regulations. For example, an assistant can be constrained to adding a new entry to a customers history rather than being generally able to modify sales records.
Your access privileges to the CRM system are set by the administrator. The administrator should set these privileges when configuring the CRM system. Thereby the following privilege types are available:
The permission to use certain CRM modules.
The permission to view data in certain CRM modules.
The permission to edit or to change data in certain CRM modules.
The permission to delete data in certain CRM modules.
The permission to export data from certain CRM modules.
The permission to import data to certain CRM modules.
The CRM system makes sure that you can only exercise certain operations if you have proper privileges.
Note the following rules:
special privileges are always superior to common privileges
revoked privileges overstrike always granted privileges
at the CRM system there are special rules, please note the special rules marked as "Important"
Thereby, the CRM system distinguishes the following privilege types: Global Privileges:
When you create a profile the global privileges allows you to decide whether the common privilege to view or to edit all information/modules of the coreBOS system is given:
View all: user can view all module data in the organization
Edit all: user can create/edit all module data in the organization
Global Privileges in Profiles override the permissions defined by Tab, Standard, Field, and Utility Privileges as they are explained below.
For example, let us assume in a profile the access to the Potentials tab is denied via Tab Privileges. Even then a standard user can view the Potentials module data if the 'View all' permission is set in the Global Privileges of the user's profile.
Tab Privileges:
The option to set tab privileges allow you to decide which tabs or modules to be shown.
This includes the Leads, Accounts, Contacts, Potentials, Dashboards, Activities, Trouble Tickets, FAQ, Calendar, Price Books, Purchase Orders, Invoices, Reports, Notes, Emails, Products, Vendors, Quotes, Sales Orders, RSS, and Campaigns modules.
Standard Privileges:
The option to set standard privileges allow you to decide whether to Create or Edit, Delete, and View privileges are given related to the CRM modules.
That includes the Leads, Accounts, Contacts, Potentials, Activities, Trouble Tickets, FAQ, Price Books, Purchase Order, Invoices, Notes, Emails, Products, Vendors, Quotes, and Sales Orders modules.
Field Privileges:
The option to set field privileges allows you to decide what entry field for each CRM module will be available for roles that are based on this profile.
That includes the Leads, Accounts, Contacts, Potentials, Activities, Trouble Tickets, FAQ, Price Books, Purchase Orders, Invoices, Notes, Emails, Products, Vendors, Quotes, and Sales Orders modules.
Important Custom fields are included. Therefore, you should have created your custom fields first before you set the privileges.
Numerous CRM modules come with utility functions such as Import, Export, Merge, and Convert Lead. The option to set utility privileges allows you to decide whether these functions will be available for roles that are based on this profile.
Important Privileges defined by profiles override the Default Organization Sharing Rules and the User-defined Sharing Rules.
For example, let us assume that the organization sharing rule allows a user to view the Potentials of other users. However, if the profile does not allow to access the Potential module these access privileges are revoked.
Each data entry at the CRM system has an owner. Such an owner could be an individual user or a group of users, called team. For better manageability, several users, roles, roles with subordinates and user groups can be collected in user groups. You may use this to assign data entries to team
Note It is important to understand, that groups are not a tool for defining security settings. Rather user groups are used to manage the data access.
The following sections explain what a group membership means and how it can be used.
Group of users
Users can be collected in groups. Let us assume we would like to build a small group of sales representatives, called Team A as shown in Figure: Group of Users Example.
Figure 1.3. Group of Users Example
Person 1 and Person 2 suppose to be the members of this group, so we build a group of users. Each of these Persons is assigned to a role that defines the security settings for the individual user. You may now assign data sets to this group, as shown as an example in Figure: Activity assigned to Group. The assignment to this group means, that all members of this group are the owner of this entry.
Figure 1.4. Activity assigned to Group
Therefore all CRM functions usually available for an owner for this entry are now available to all members of this group. That includes in this case:
Permission to browse, modify or to delete this entry
Listing of this activity at the calendar of each Person who is a member of this group
Note that the group settings override the profile settings.
Group of roles
You can also build groups that are based on roles. That might be a helpful function if you do not know the individual users and their task within your company. An example is shown in Figure: Group of Roles Example
Figure 1.5. Group of Roles Example
At this group, all users that have the role "Sales" or "Marketing" are members of this group. If you assign a data entry at the CRM system to this group, all members become the owner of this entry. In Figure: Lead assigned to Group you see an example for a lead entry.
Figure 1.6. Lead assigned to Group
All group members have now the permission:
to browse, modify or to delete this entry
to convert this lead to a sales potential
to send a mail to the person listed
Note that the group settings override the profile settings. Group privileges may get limited by custom organization sharing privileges.
Group of roles with subordinates
In addition to simple role based groups you may also build groups that include subordinates. That means the users who are assigned to roles which are below a selected role will be included. The following figures illustrate that. Let's assume your company has set up a hierarchical order as shown in Firgure: Hierarchy Example
Figure 1.7. Hierarchy Example
In this figure, the role "Sales" has a subordinated role "Sales Assistant" and the role "Marketing" is the master of the role "Marketing Assistant". If you create a user group as shown in Figure: Group of Roles with Subordinates all users with sales and marketing related roles, including the assistants will become members of this group.
Figure 1.8. Group of Roles with Subordinates Example
If you assign a CRM data entry to this group all users who are a member of this group will become the owner. Related to the example shown in Figure: Potential assigned to Group that means:
All members of this group are allowed to browse, modify or to delete this entry
Figure 1.9. Potential assigned to Group
Group of Groups
You may build groups where the members are also groups. That means, that all users who are a member of a selected group will also become members of the new group. Let's assume you would like to build a hierarchy as shown in Figure: Sample Hierarchy for Groups. Based on this structure you may create a user group "Sales" where the groups "Team A" and "Team B" are members. At this example, the "Team A" and Team B" groups are built with users as members.
Figure 1.10. Sample Hierarchy for Groups
If you assign a CRM data entry to the group "Sales" the Persons 1-4 will become the owner of this entry with all rights related to owners.
Organisation Wide Sharing Privileges
The CRM system allows you to set default privileges that are valid organization-wide. It is the purpose of these privileges to give an administrator tool that allows a fast overall security setting.
Default Organization Sharing Privileges
Default Organization Sharing Access controls data sharing at the organization level. Global, as well as Custom Access Privileges, are offered.
Profiles always override the organization-wide sharing privileges!
Global Access Privileges
The CRM system comes with default global organization sharing privileges for the most important CRM modules as shown in Figure: Default Global Privilege Settings for Organization. Default Organization Sharing Access controls data sharing at the organization level.
Figure 1.11. Default Global Privilege Settings for Organization
The following sharing permission types can be set:
Table 1.1. Sharing Permission Types
Private Only the record owner, and users with a role that is above of the record owners role in the hierarchy can browse, edit, delete and report on those records.
Public Read Only All users can view and report on records but not edit them. Only the owner and users with a role that is above of the record owners role in the hierarchy can edit or delete those records.
Public Read/Write All users can view, edit all records. Only the owner and users with a role that is above of the record owners role in the hierarchy can delete those records.
Public Read/Write/Delete All users can view, edit and delete all records.
Important Please note the following rules:
Default organization sharing privileges are overridden by profile settings.
For Activities module the default organization sharing privilege value is set to the fixed value Private and cannot be altered.
Regardless of the organization-wide defaults, users can always view and edit all data owned by or shared with users below them in the role hierarchy if not prohibited by the profile.
When an Account has been set to Private, the access to related potentials, tickets, quotes, sales orders, purchase orders, and invoices is also set to private. You must have at least read access to a record to be able to add activities or other associated records to it.
Custom Access Privileges
User-defined sharing rules set by Custom Access Privileges allows the administrators to selectively grant data access to a set of users. Data sharing rules can be created to share data between the following modules:
From Role to Role
From Role to Role Subordinates
From Role to Group
From Role Subordinates to Role
From Role Subordinates to Role Subordinates
From Role Subordinates to Groups
From Group to Role
From Group to Role Subordinates
From Group to Group
Sharing Rules can be created for the following modules:
Leads Sharing Rules:
Leads owned by the users of a given Role/Role Subordinates/Group can be shared with users of another Role/Role Subordinates/Group with Read Only or Read/Write permission. Emails related to a lead will also be shared with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Accounts Sharing Rules:
Accounts owned by the users of a given Role/Role Subordinates/Group can be shared with users of a Role/Role Subordinates/Group with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Emails related to a lead will also be shared with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Sharing Rules created for Accounts module will also apply to the contacts module automatically.
Potentials Sharing Rules:
Potentials owned by the users of a given Role/Role Subordinates/Group can be shared with users of a Role/Role Subordinates/Group with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Quotes and Sales Order related to a potential will also be shared with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
HelpDesk Sharing Rules:
Tickets owned by the users of a given Role/Role Subordinates/Group can be shared with users of a Role/Role Subordinates/Group with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Email Sharing Rules:
Emails owned by the users of a given Role/Role Subordinates/Group can be shared with users of a Role/Role Subordinates/Group with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Quotes Sharing Rules:
Quotes owned by the users of a given Role/Role Subordinates/Group can be shared with users of a Role/Role Subordinates/Group with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Sales Orders related to a quote will also be shared with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Purchase Order Sharing Rules:
Purchase Orders owned by the users of a given Role/Role Subordinates/Group can be shared with users of a Role/Role Subordinates/Group with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Sales Order Sharing Rules:
Sales Order owned by the users of a given Role/Role Subordinates/Group can be shared with users of a Role/Role Subordinates/Group with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Invoices related to a sales order will also be shared with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Invoice Sharing Rules:
Invoices owned by the users of a given Role/Role Subordinates/Group can be shared with users of a Role/Role Subordinates/Group with Read Only or Read/Write permission.
Custom Sharing Rules can only extend the visibility and cannot hide visibility.
Sharing Rules cannot be specified to share data between two users. (for a solution see Section: Example 1)
Sharing rules apply to all existing data and the data which will be added in future.
The number of sharing rules which can be defined for a single Role, Role Subordinates or Group is not limited.
Default Organization Fields Access
Default Organization Field Access function is used to control the visibility of fields in various modules for the entire organization. You can use this function to define your organization-wide filed access and to either show or hide a field to the entire organization.
By default, the CRM is configured that all master data provided with the CRM system are shown and can be edited. As an example in Figure: Fields Manager Activities you see the default fields for activities. If you want to restrict access to specific fields you can edit and change the settings for each individual CRM module.
Figure 1.12. Fields Manager Activities
Default field access settings include custom fields you may have created before.
Default Organization Field Privileges can be defined for the following modules: Leads, Accounts, Contacts, Potentials, Activities, Trouble Tickets, FAQ, Price Books, Purchase Order, Invoice, Notes, Emails, Products, Vendors, Quotes, and Sales Orders.
It is not possible to disable the mandatory fields in the modules.
Default Organization field access overrides the profile level field access.
For example, let us assume a profile allows to view the website field in leads. However, if this field has not been enabled at the organization level field access settings it will not be shown.
Next | Chapter 2. Examples
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Discourses of conflict and collaboration and institutional context in the implementation of forest conservation policies in Soria, Spain
Pecurul-Botines, M, Di Gregorio, M and Paavola, J (2014) Discourses of conflict and collaboration and institutional context in the implementation of forest conservation policies in Soria, Spain. Biodiversity and Conservation, 23 (14). 3483 - 3499. ISSN 0960-3115
This article examines the emergence of conflict and collaboration in the implementation of forest conservation policies in Soria, Spain. We draw insights from discursive institutionalism and use a comparative case study approach to analyse and compare a situation of social conflict over the Natural Park declaration in the Sierra de Urbión, and a civil society led collaborative process to develop management plans for the "Sierra de Cabrejas" in Soria. The implementation of the EU Habitats Directive generated different outcomes in these two cases, which unfolded in the context of the same nature conservation legislation and national and provincial administrative structures but differed in terms of types of forests involved, property rights arrangements and forest use histories. We critically examine the influence of the institutional context and dominant discourses on the emergence of outcomes: conflict emerged where local institutions and discourses were threatened by the EU directive, while collaboration was possible where local institutions and counter-discourses were weak. We find that the institutional context plays an important part in determining local discourses in the implementation of forest conservation policies. Yet local counter-discourses have limited influence in the implementation and policy processes in the face of contestation by the discourses of regional civil servants conservation activists.
Pecurul-Botines, M
Di Gregorio, M
Paavola, J
© 2014, Springer Netherlands. This is an author produced version of a paper published in Biodiversity and Conservation. Uploaded in accordance with the publisher's self-archiving policy. The final publication is available at Springer via http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10531-014-0823-2
Collaboration; conflict; context; discursive institutionalism; forest conservation; Natura 2000; path-dependency; policy outcomes
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"DiscoveRIn Rhode Islands Treasures" is a Treasure Hunting and Metal Detecting Club. The club was formed in 1999 by Rich Rice and has been growing ever since. We are friendly group of people that welcomes newcomers, as well as all others interested in the hobby. Feel free to stop by at our next meeting. You don't have to be a resident of Rhode Island to join our club. Many of the club members are from nearby states.
Don't be shy, stop by!
We hold a club meeting every month. During the summer we will meet at different locations such as beaches or parks, etc. During the winter months we will meet at Charlestown, RI. Cross Mills Library on Route 1A.
The meetings are approximately 2 hr. long, and sometimes we have a special speaker for different subjects such as metal detecting, coin collecting, cleaning your finds, jewelry making, goldsmith, and lots more exciting stuff.
Usually after the meetings members group together to go hunt somewhere.
We need volunteers to help out around the meetings.
If there is any changes to the meeting times or locations it will be posted on the homepage of this website, and we will notify by phone those who don't have Internet access.


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Norilsk resumes production at Taimyrsky
Global Mining Review, Friday, 04 June 2021 12:00
PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel, one of the world's largest producer of palladium and high-grade nickel, as well as a major producer of platinum and copper, began the gradual restoration of ore mining at the Taimyrsky mine on 1 June 2021 and plans to in the near future to ensure the operation of the enterprise in a regular mode.
At present, the mine has reached a production volume of 5000 tpd, which is about 40% of the planned indicators.
"The water from the horizons of the Taimyrsky mine has been completely pumped out. Today, the first challenge is to reinforce the underground workings to ensure the safety of our employees. As these activities are carried out, the volume of production will gradually increase. The launch of the mine to its design capacity of 12 100 tpd is scheduled for the end of June 2021," commented Nikolai Utkin, Senior Vice President of Norilsk Nickel, Head of the Norilsk Division.
In accordance with the previously announced plans, the final stage of restoration work at the Taimyrsky mine (4.3 million tpy of ore) is planned to be fully completed by the end of June.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/mining/04062021/norilsk-resumes-production-at-taimyrsky/
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Q: NSTimer crashes with bad access I have the following method to update a label which show a simple time up
-(void)updateTimeLabel:(NSTimer *)timer{
    NSInteger secondsSinceStart = (NSInteger)[[NSDate date] timeIntervalSinceDate:_startTime];

    NSInteger seconds = secondsSinceStart % 60;
    NSInteger minutes = (secondsSinceStart / 60) % 60;
    NSInteger hours = secondsSinceStart / (60 * 60);
    NSString *result = nil;
    if (hours > 0) {
        result = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%02d:%02d:%02d", hours, minutes, seconds];
    }
    else {
    result = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%02d:%02d", minutes, seconds];
    }

    _totalTime = result;
    _totalTimeLabel.text = result;
}

I then call this as the action to a button:
-(IBAction) startTimer{
    _startTime = [NSDate date];
    _walkRouteTimer = [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:1 target:self selector:@selector(updateTimeLabel:) userInfo:nil repeats:YES];
    [_walkRouteTimer fire];
}

But when I run the app I get a bad access error and the app crashes, can anyone help me with this?
Thanks in advance

A: Are you using ARC? If not, _startTime = [NSDate date]; this line will cause your problem. [NSDate date] returned an autorelease object and _startTime will not hold it if you are not using ARC(or using ARC but declared _startTime as weak).
If so, try to add a retain to it
-(IBAction) startTimer{
    //_startTime = [NSDate date]
    _startTime = [[NSDate date] retain];
    _walkRouteTimer = [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:1 target:self selector:@selector(updateTimeLabel:) userInfo:nil repeats:YES];
    [_walkRouteTimer fire];
}

And when you finished your timer, after calling of [_walkRouteTimer invalidate], call [_startTime release].
Or even simpler, if you use property for startTime and declared it as retain. Just use dot notation:
-(IBAction) startTimer{
    //_startTime = [NSDate date]
    self.startTime = [NSDate date];
    _walkRouteTimer = [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:1 target:self selector:@selector(updateTimeLabel:) userInfo:nil repeats:YES];
    [_walkRouteTimer fire];
}
...
//After [_walkRouteTimer invalidate]
self.startTime = nil;

A: Try adding an exception breakpoint to see which line is crashing:
1) Click on the breakpoint tab (second from the right)... kinda looks like a right pointing arrow or "next" button
2) Click on the "+" in the bottom left corner of the tab menu
3) Select "Add Exception Breakpoint"
4) (Optional) Select "Exception" drop down and change to "Objective-C"
5) Select "Done"
6) Run your code again and try to generate the crash... when you do, it will hopefully be caught by this breakpoint, and you'll see which line is crashing and be able to fix it
Good luck

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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's ruling Socialists could lose control of a southern stronghold after a regional election in which a far right party won seats for the first time since the country emerged from fascist dictatorship more than 40 years ago.
Coalition talks started on Monday in Andalusia, after no single party won enough votes to rule on its own in the most populous and one of the poorest regions in the country.
The Socialists came first on Sunday with 33 seats out of 109 in the parliament but their failure to win outright in a region they have dominated is likely to fuel calls for Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to hold a national election ahead of 2020.
Sanchez's minority government has struggled to gain support to pass any meaningful laws since taking control in June.
The far right Vox party capitalized on fears that Spain could be broken up due to a Catalan independence drive and on fears raised by illegal immigration from Africa to win 12 seats, which was more than expected.
Spain has lacked a sizeable far right movement in recent years but the gains by Vox, founded five years ago, could suggest the start of a far-right movement to mirror those elsewhere in Europe.
In the wake of the vote, the market-friendly Ciudadanos party, the centre-right People's Party (PP) and Vox mulled a potentially uncomfortable alliance, while the Socialists and Podemos ally Adelante Andalusia considered options on the left.
Juan Marin, an Andalusia candidate for Ciudadanos, rejected a coalition with the Socialists and said on national radio he would present himself to lead the region after his party came third with 18 percent of the vote.
"We won't support a government of (regional Socialist leader) Susana Diaz or with the Socialist party. They've lost the confidence of the Andalusian people and so that possibility doesn't exist," Marin said.
In later comments, the party's general secretary Jose Manuel Villegas called for the PP and Socialists to step aside and allow Ciudadanos to rule.
The PP won 26 seats on Sunday while the far-left Podemos ally, Adelante Andalusia, won 17 making a 55-seat majority impossible for any single party without a deal.
Meanwhile, the Socialists dismissed the idea of giving Ciudadanos the leadership and accused it of trying to avoid a politically unsavoury alliance with Vox.
Diaz said that keeping Vox, an anti-immigrant, anti-abortion party, out of power should be the goal of all parties.
"We have the responsibility to prevent the extreme right from getting in to government," Diaz said.
Newly-elected right-leaning PP leader Pablo Casado said he had already reached out to the leaders of Ciudadanos and Vox to test the waters for a possible right-wing coalition.


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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
//------------------------------------------------------------
namespace System.Xml
{
    using System.Runtime;
    using System.Runtime.Serialization; // for SR
    using System.Security;

    public class UniqueId
    {
        Int64 idLow;
        Int64 idHigh;

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Some SecurityCritical unsafe code assumes that this field has been validated.")]
        [SecurityCritical]
        string s;
        const int guidLength = 16;
        const int uuidLength = 45;

        static short[] char2val = new short[256]
        {
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                /*  96-111 */ 0x100, 0x0A0, 0x0B0, 0x0C0, 0x0D0, 0x0E0, 0x0F0, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,
                /* 112-127 */ 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,

                /*    0-15 */ 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,
                /*   16-31 */ 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,
                /*   32-47 */ 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,
                /*   48-63 */ 0x000, 0x001, 0x002, 0x003, 0x004, 0x005, 0x006, 0x007, 0x008, 0x009, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,
                /*   64-79 */ 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,
                /*   80-95 */ 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,
                /*  96-111 */ 0x100, 0x00A, 0x00B, 0x00C, 0x00D, 0x00E, 0x00F, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,
                /* 112-127 */ 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100, 0x100,
        };

        const string val2char = "0123456789abcdef";

        public UniqueId() : this(Guid.NewGuid())
        {
        }

        public UniqueId(Guid guid) : this(guid.ToByteArray())
        {
        }

        public UniqueId(byte[] guid) : this(guid, 0)
        {
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code.",
            Safe = "Unsafe code is effectively encapsulated, all inputs are validated.")]
        [SecuritySafeCritical]
        unsafe public UniqueId(byte[] guid, int offset)
        {
            if (guid == null)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentNullException("guid"));
            if (offset < 0)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("offset", SR.GetString(SR.ValueMustBeNonNegative)));
            if (offset > guid.Length)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("offset", SR.GetString(SR.OffsetExceedsBufferSize, guid.Length)));
            if (guidLength > guid.Length - offset)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentException(SR.GetString(SR.XmlArrayTooSmallInput, guidLength), "guid"));
            fixed (byte* pb = &guid[offset])
            {
                this.idLow = UnsafeGetInt64(pb);
                this.idHigh = UnsafeGetInt64(&pb[8]);
            }
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code.",
            Safe = "Unsafe code is effectively encapsulated, all inputs are validated.")]
        [SecuritySafeCritical]
        unsafe public UniqueId(string value)
        {
            if (value == null)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperArgumentNull("value");
            if (value.Length == 0)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new FormatException(SR.GetString(SR.XmlInvalidUniqueId)));
            fixed (char* pch = value)
            {
                UnsafeParse(pch, value.Length);
            }
            this.s = value;
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code.",
            Safe = "Unsafe code is effectively encapsulated, all inputs are validated.")]
        [SecuritySafeCritical]
        unsafe public UniqueId(char[] chars, int offset, int count)
        {
            if (chars == null)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentNullException("chars"));
            if (offset < 0)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("offset", SR.GetString(SR.ValueMustBeNonNegative)));
            if (offset > chars.Length)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("offset", SR.GetString(SR.OffsetExceedsBufferSize, chars.Length)));
            if (count < 0)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("count", SR.GetString(SR.ValueMustBeNonNegative)));
            if (count > chars.Length - offset)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("count", SR.GetString(SR.SizeExceedsRemainingBufferSpace, chars.Length - offset)));
            if (count == 0)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new FormatException(SR.GetString(SR.XmlInvalidUniqueId)));
            fixed (char* pch = &chars[offset])
            {
                UnsafeParse(pch, count);
            }
            if (!IsGuid)
            {
                this.s = new string(chars, offset, count);
            }
        }

        public int CharArrayLength
        {
            [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Accesses critical field 's'.",
                Safe = "Doesn't leak any control or data.")]
            [SecuritySafeCritical]
            get
            {
                if (s != null)
                    return s.Length;

                return uuidLength;
            }
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code. Caller needs to validate arguments.")]
        [SecurityCritical]
        unsafe int UnsafeDecode(short* char2val, char ch1, char ch2)
        {
            if ((ch1 | ch2) >= 0x80)
                return 0x100;

            return char2val[ch1] | char2val[0x80 + ch2];
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code. Caller needs to validate arguments.")]
        [SecurityCritical]
        unsafe void UnsafeEncode(char* val2char, byte b, char* pch)
        {
            pch[0] = val2char[b >> 4];
            pch[1] = val2char[b & 0x0F];
        }

        public bool IsGuid
        {
            get
            {
                return ((idLow | idHigh) != 0);
            }
        }

        // It must be the case that comparing UniqueId's as strings yields the same result as comparing UniqueId's as
        // their binary equivalent.  This means that there must be a 1-1 relationship between a string and its binary
        // equivalent.  Therefore, for example, we cannot accept both upper and lower case hex chars since there would
        // then be more than 1 string that mapped to a binary equivalent.
        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code. Caller needs to validate arguments.")]
        [SecurityCritical]
        unsafe void UnsafeParse(char* chars, int charCount)
        {
            //           1         2         3         4
            // 012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234
            // urn:uuid:xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

            if (charCount != uuidLength ||
                chars[0] != 'u' || chars[1] != 'r' || chars[2] != 'n' || chars[3] != ':' ||
                chars[4] != 'u' || chars[5] != 'u' || chars[6] != 'i' || chars[7] != 'd' || chars[8] != ':' ||
                chars[17] != '-' || chars[22] != '-' || chars[27] != '-' || chars[32] != '-')
            {
                return;
            }

            byte* bytes = stackalloc byte[guidLength];

            int i = 0;
            int j = 0;
            fixed (short* ps = char2val)
            {
                short* _char2val = ps;

                //   0         1         2         3         4
                //   012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234
                //   urn:uuid:aabbccdd-eeff-gghh-0011-223344556677
                //
                //   0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5
                //   ddccbbaaffeehhgg0011223344556677

                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[15], chars[16]); bytes[0]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[13], chars[14]); bytes[1]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[11], chars[12]); bytes[2]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[9],  chars[10]); bytes[3]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[20], chars[21]); bytes[4]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[18], chars[19]); bytes[5]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[25], chars[26]); bytes[6]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[23], chars[24]); bytes[7]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[28], chars[29]); bytes[8]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[30], chars[31]); bytes[9]  = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[33], chars[34]); bytes[10] = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[35], chars[36]); bytes[11] = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[37], chars[38]); bytes[12] = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[39], chars[40]); bytes[13] = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[41], chars[42]); bytes[14] = (byte)i; j |= i;
                i = UnsafeDecode(_char2val, chars[43], chars[44]); bytes[15] = (byte)i; j |= i;

                if (j >= 0x100)
                    return;

                this.idLow = UnsafeGetInt64(bytes);
                this.idHigh = UnsafeGetInt64(&bytes[8]);
            }
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code.",
            Safe = "Unsafe code is effectively encapsulated, all inputs are validated.")]
        [SecuritySafeCritical]
        unsafe public int ToCharArray(char[] chars, int offset)
        {
            int count = CharArrayLength;

            if (chars == null)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentNullException("chars"));

            if (offset < 0)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("offset", SR.GetString(SR.ValueMustBeNonNegative)));
            if (offset > chars.Length)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("offset", SR.GetString(SR.OffsetExceedsBufferSize, chars.Length)));

            if (count > chars.Length - offset)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("chars", SR.GetString(SR.XmlArrayTooSmallOutput, count)));

            if (s != null)
            {
                s.CopyTo(0, chars, offset, count);
            }
            else
            {
                byte* bytes = stackalloc byte[guidLength];
                UnsafeSetInt64(this.idLow, bytes);
                UnsafeSetInt64(this.idHigh, &bytes[8]);

                fixed (char* _pch = &chars[offset])
                {
                    char* pch = _pch;
                    pch[0] = 'u';
                    pch[1] = 'r';
                    pch[2] = 'n';
                    pch[3] = ':';
                    pch[4] = 'u';
                    pch[5] = 'u';
                    pch[6] = 'i';
                    pch[7] = 'd';
                    pch[8] = ':';
                    pch[17] = '-';
                    pch[22] = '-';
                    pch[27] = '-';
                    pch[32] = '-';

                    fixed (char* ps = val2char)
                    {
                        char* _val2char = ps;
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[0], &pch[15]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[1], &pch[13]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[2], &pch[11]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[3], &pch[9]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[4], &pch[20]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[5], &pch[18]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[6], &pch[25]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[7], &pch[23]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[8], &pch[28]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[9], &pch[30]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[10], &pch[33]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[11], &pch[35]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[12], &pch[37]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[13], &pch[39]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[14], &pch[41]);
                        UnsafeEncode(_val2char, bytes[15], &pch[43]);
                    }
                }
            }

            return count;
        }

        public bool TryGetGuid(out Guid guid)
        {
            byte[] buffer = new byte[guidLength];
            if (!TryGetGuid(buffer, 0))
            {
                guid = Guid.Empty;
                return false;
            }

            guid = new Guid(buffer);
            return true;
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code.",
            Safe = "Unsafe code is effectively encapsulated, all inputs are validated.")]
        [SecuritySafeCritical]
        unsafe public bool TryGetGuid(byte[] buffer, int offset)
        {
            if (!IsGuid)
                return false;

            if (buffer == null)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentNullException("buffer"));

            if (offset < 0)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("offset", SR.GetString(SR.ValueMustBeNonNegative)));
            if (offset > buffer.Length)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("offset", SR.GetString(SR.OffsetExceedsBufferSize, buffer.Length)));

            if (guidLength > buffer.Length - offset)
                throw System.Runtime.Serialization.DiagnosticUtility.ExceptionUtility.ThrowHelperError(new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("buffer", SR.GetString(SR.XmlArrayTooSmallOutput, guidLength)));

            fixed (byte* pb = &buffer[offset])
            {
                UnsafeSetInt64(this.idLow, pb);
                UnsafeSetInt64(this.idHigh, &pb[8]);
            }

            return true;
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Accesses critical field 's'.",
            Safe = "Doesn't allow unchecked write access to the field.")]
        [SecuritySafeCritical]
        unsafe public override string ToString()
        {
            if (s == null)
            {
                int length = CharArrayLength;
                char[] chars = new char[length];
                ToCharArray(chars, 0);
                s = new string(chars, 0, length);
            }
            return s;
        }

        static public bool operator ==(UniqueId id1, UniqueId id2)
        {
            if (object.ReferenceEquals(id1, null) && object.ReferenceEquals(id2, null))
                return true;

            if (object.ReferenceEquals(id1, null) || object.ReferenceEquals(id2, null))
                return false;

#pragma warning suppress 56506 // [....], checks for whether id1 and id2 are null done above.
            if (id1.IsGuid && id2.IsGuid)
            {
                return id1.idLow == id2.idLow && id1.idHigh == id2.idHigh;
            }

            return id1.ToString() == id2.ToString();
        }

        static public bool operator !=(UniqueId id1, UniqueId id2)
        {
            return !(id1 == id2);
        }

        public override bool Equals(object obj)
        {
            return this == (obj as UniqueId);
        }

        public override int GetHashCode()
        {
            if (IsGuid)
            {
                Int64 hash = (idLow ^ idHigh);
                return ((int)(hash >> 32)) ^ ((int)hash);
            }
            else
            {
                return ToString().GetHashCode();
            }
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code. Caller needs to validate arguments.")]
        [SecurityCritical]
        unsafe Int64 UnsafeGetInt64(byte* pb)
        {
            Int32 idLow = UnsafeGetInt32(pb);
            Int32 idHigh = UnsafeGetInt32(&pb[4]);
            return (((Int64)idHigh) << 32) | ((UInt32)idLow);
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code. Caller needs to validate arguments.")]
        [SecurityCritical]
        unsafe Int32 UnsafeGetInt32(byte* pb)
        {
            int value = pb[3];
            value <<= 8;
            value |= pb[2];
            value <<= 8;
            value |= pb[1];
            value <<= 8;
            value |= pb[0];
            return value;
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code. Caller needs to validate arguments.")]
        [SecurityCritical]
        unsafe void UnsafeSetInt64(Int64 value, byte* pb)
        {
            UnsafeSetInt32((int)value, pb);
            UnsafeSetInt32((int)(value >> 32), &pb[4]);
        }

        [Fx.Tag.SecurityNote(Critical = "Contains unsafe code. Caller needs to validate arguments.")]
        [SecurityCritical]
        unsafe void UnsafeSetInt32(Int32 value, byte* pb)
        {
            pb[0] = (byte)value;
            value >>= 8;
            pb[1] = (byte)value;
            value >>= 8;
            pb[2] = (byte)value;
            value >>= 8;
            pb[3] = (byte)value;
        }
    }
}

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Three charged in break-in at Port Huron homeowner's garage
Three suspects were arrested after breaking into a homeowner's garage Thursday.
Three charged in break-in at Port Huron homeowner's garage Three suspects were arrested after breaking into a homeowner's garage Thursday. Check out this story on thetimesherald.com: https://www.thetimesherald.com/story/news/2019/11/01/port-huron-break-results-three-suspects-charged/4128832002/
Laura Fitzgerald, Port Huron Times Herald Published 8:35 p.m. ET Nov. 1, 2019
Donnie Bryant (Photo: Port Huron Police Department)
Joshua Spencer (Photo: Port Huron Police Department)
Kimberly Parker (Photo: Port Huron Police Department)
Three suspects were arrested after a breaking into a Port Huron homeowner's garage Thursday.
Port Huron police officers were dispatched to a garage in the 200 block of Rural Street at approximately 10:30 a.m. Thursday after a homeowner called central dispatch, according to a release from the department.
The homeowner confronted a 34-year-male inside of his garage. The suspect told the homeowner he was at the wrong house and walked out to an occupied vehicle waiting for him in the street, according to the release.
St. Clair Sheriff deputies assisted at the scene by locating the suspect vehicle near Central Middle School. The three occupants were arrested after items from inside the garage along with evidence of retail fraud were located inside the vehicle, according to police. The Major Crimes Unit was called out to assist and the suspects were lodged in the St. Clair County Intervention Center.
Joshua Allan Spencer, a 34-year old -of Port Huron, was charged Friday with breaking and entering with intent, organized retail crime, and controlled substance charges, according to police. Bond was set at $25,000.
Donnie Lee Bryant, a 49-year-old Warren resident, was charged with breaking and entering with intent, organized retail crime, and controlled substance charges. Bond was set at $25,000.
Kimberly Marie Parker, a 44-year-old Port Huron Township resident, was charged with violation of the controlled substance act, 2nd offense, according to police. Bond was set at $10,000.
A probable cause conference has been scheduled for November 12, 2019 at 9 a.m. in front of St. Clair County Circuit Judge John Monaghan.
Contact public safety/breaking news reporter Laura Fitzgerald at 810-989-6279. Follow her on Twitter @LM_Fitz.
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Q: Is it possible to keep a variable in a file, then import and use it in Erlang? I have module with functions that return different proplists.
Module functions look like:
get_schema(auth) ->
    [
        {<<"login">>, [{string, required}]},
        {<<"password">>, [{string, required}]},
        {<<"id">>, [{string, required}]}
    ];

get_schema(update_password) ->
    [
        {<<"oldpassword">>, [{string, required}]},
        {<<"newpassword">>, [{string, required}]},
        {<<"id">>, [{string, required}]}
    ].

I then import this module from another module and fetch the proplists using the respective functions.
Is it possible to keep these proplists as variables, not as functions, that are accessible from other modules that import this one?

A: I suggest leaving the thing as it is now.
If you really want to use variable then simply assign the return value to a variable and use it this way:
AuthSchema = my_module:get_schema(auth),

This function is referentially transparent, which means that calling it and using its return value give the same result. Using separate module with functions without arguments (or with pattern match as in your example) for constants is fairly common practice in Erlang. For example look at the translit function here.


China's long-term goal is to become a country with an anchor currency. If that happens, other countries will have to maintain reserves of the yuan instead of the current reserve currencies, the dollar and the euro. China could then use its own currency to conduct transactions, gaining more favorable terms as a result, in its global shopping spree, such as in the commodities markets.


text:
VW I.D. Vizzion will rival the Tesla Model S in 2022
We're still just over a year away until Volkswagen begins production of the first electric car from its new family of electric vehicles. VW has already confirmed plans to build production versions of the I.D. hatchback, I.D. Crozz and even the microbus inspired I.D. Buzz. Now VW has confirmed that it will also put the I.D. Vizzion concept into production in 2022.
VW unveiled the electric I.D. Vizzion sedan concept earlier this year at the Geneva Motor Show as a possible preview of a future VW electric sedan. Auto Express is now reporting that VW has given the I.D. Vizzion the green light and it will positioned against other big sedans, like the Tesla Model S and even the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. VW hopes that the new electric sedan will be a more successful luxury sedan than the Phaeton ever was.
Tesla received over 5,000 Model 3 and 2,000 Model S and X orders last week
2020 Tesla Model S and Model X to get an interior facelift
Polestar 2 will have a 350 mile driving range to rival the Model 3
Jurgen Stackmann, VW's sales and marketing boss revealed that the I.D. Vizzion is not too far away, "We want to put I.D. Vizzion into a reality, but not with Level 5 autonomous driving, and the timing is planned for around 2022. We did not even think for a second about what [powertrain] system we should put into the flagship model; it's a flagship for the next generation."
The VW electric sedan will ride on its MEB platform and borrow styling cues from the I.D. Vizzion concept. It will also feature up to two electric motors, one on each axle to give it all-wheel drive. The sedan will also have a driving range around 330 miles.
Source: Auto Express
Volkswagen I.D. Vizzion Concept
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