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module Interlatch
  module Rails
    module Extensions
      module ActionController
        def caching_key(tag = nil, scope = nil)
          options = { controller: controller_name, action: action_name, id: params[:id], tag: tag }
          if scope == :global
            options.merge! controller: 'any', action: 'any', id: 'any'
          elsif scope == :controller
            options.merge! action: 'any', id: 'any'
          elsif scope == :action
            options.merge! id: 'any'
          end
          locale = Interlatch.locale_method ? self.send(Interlatch.locale_method) : nil

          Interlatch.caching_key(options[:controller], options[:action], options[:id], options[:tag], locale)
        end

        def behavior_cache(*args, &block)
          options = args.extract_options!
          options.assert_valid_keys(:perform, :scope, :tag)

          if options[:perform] == false || !perform_caching
            yield
            return
          end

          key = caching_key(options[:tag], options[:scope])
          Interlatch.add_dependencies(key, args)
          unless fragment_exist? key
            yield
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

ActionController::Base.send(:include, Interlatch::Rails::Extensions::ActionController)


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Window dressings in antique stores provide wonderful photographic opportunities. Lace, flowers, and a vintage dress, a romantic find! I liked the vintage look inside the window and thought it would be fun to create a photo that looked like it was taken long ago. To create a nostalgic look, I added several layers of texture and used a "film" preset in Alien Skin Exposure 3 called Autochrome. The grain, texture and slightly faded look adds a little more depth to the digital image making it appear antique.
For street photography, including "window shopping" I use a mid range zoom on my camera and have it out and ready to shoot. Auto ISO comes in very handy for shooting in various light conditions. I also enable Active D Lighting enabled (Nikon) which boosts the mid tones and evens out the contrast in the highlight and shadow areas, creating a better balanced exposure. Aperture priority mode gives me choices on how I want to interpret my subject. Focusing on the subject with a wide aperture allows the background to fall into a soft blur which helps define the dress. Make great pictures!


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Over 700 new cryptocurrencies and 30 crypto exchanges emerged in March 2022
Foto: Finbold / objavljeno: 31. marec 2022
The cryptocurrency industry isn't just growing in terms of its market capitalization, which has recently reclaimed the $2 trillion mark, but also in new digital assets and crypto exchanges joining the space, as well.
Using a web archive tool, Finbold was able to determine that, on March 1, 2022, the number of crypto assets was 17,869. At the same time, there were 458 crypto trading platforms, based on the obtained data.
By comparison, the number of digital assets stands at 18,597 and exchanges at 489, as of March 30, 2022, according to the CoinMarketCap statistics analyzed at press time.
This indicates that in March alone, the crypto market has grown larger by as many as 728 new cryptocurrencies and 31 crypto exchanges, representing a 4.07% and 6.77% increase over the month, respectively.
source : https://finbold.com/over-720-new-cryptocurrencies-and-30-crypto-exchanges-emerged-in-march-2022/

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Movies, People, TV
3 Questions for Harry Dean Stanton
The sad-eyed actor, never a star, has been in more movies—playing drifters, killers, or thieves—than you can probably count.
Lawrence Grobel
Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction, a documentary about the legendary character actor, has recently been released by Swiss filmmaker Sophie Huber. It's an intimate portrayal of the man who was born in Kentucky in 1926, and went west to become a familiar face in such TV shows as Rawhide, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, The Rifleman, Have Gun Will Travel, Bat Masterson, The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin, The Fugitive, The Untouchables, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and HBO's Big Love. Among his films are Cool Hand Luke; Alien; Repo Man; Paris, Texas; Pretty in Pink; The Godfather, Part II; The Last Temptation of Christ; and The Green Mile. In the documentary, David Lynch, Wim Wenders, Sam Shepard, Kris Kristofferson, and Deborah Harry talk about working with him, and Stanton responds to questions tersely. But the heart of the documentary is his singing, as he looks straight into the camera with his well-worn face and soulful eyes.
Question: You recently celebrated your 87th birthday—what have you learned, and have you given up any of the old vices?
Harry Dean Stanton: That we're not in charge of our lives and there are no answers to anything. It's a divine mystery. Buddhism, Taoism, the Jewish Kabbalah—it's all the same thing, but once it gets organized it's over. You have to just accept everything. I'm still smoking a pack a day. I only drink when I go out, which is rarely. And I miss sex, which is down to hardly ever. But I'm in good shape. No problems yet.
Q: Was it Jack Nicholson who gave you your acting credo?
HDS: Yeah. Be yourself and let the wardrobe do the character. [Laughs.] That was good. I've been doing it for over 50 years. I'm tired of movies. But I like to do it when I do it. The best directors leave you alone. They know when they hire you what you can do. I used to talk to Marlon Brando for hours on the telephone. He taught me a couple of Shakespeare monologues over the phone. Sometimes he'd hang up on me. Just screwing with me. He had a class he taught with young actors, and he had me teach it one time when he wasn't there. I was his substitute teacher. What made Brando and Monty Clift so great was they played themselves. That's what I do, too. It's easy. No matter what I'm doing, I'm still Harry Dean Stanton. Even if you're Olivier, you're still yourself.
Q: How are you spending your days?
HDS: I watch TV a lot. Game shows. The History Channel. Court TV. Biographies. Once in a while sports. I used to play poker but I stopped because I was in this game every week for a long time and I lost a whole lot of money—a couple of hundred thousand dollars over four years. I shouldn't have played in it. I don't think the game was all that straight. But it is what it is. There are no answers.
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They say broccoli is good for breathing.
those tiny dots of pasta.
When we were sick, you served that comforting porridge with an egg cooked in it.
But you can't swallow an egg now.
I made you tea too, sweet like you like it.
You sip a few drops from the teaspoon.
You take a ceremonial bite of food.
a sweet fragrance that pleases you as it bypasses the Oxygen tubing.
Weakness drives you back to bed.
I cover the food with a thin film of plastic wrap.
We will pretend that you will eat it later.
Peterson, that was beautiful. Excruciatingly sad, but beautiful.
My best wishes and hugs to you. Right now, they're definitely what you need.
p.s. Call or write me if you really need to get it all out.
That's so beautiful and sad. Thank you.
So glad that you have these days together. Both in my thoughts!
What a lovely but sad poem!


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The 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' Sequel Is Coming in 2022
Matt Singer Published: November 4, 2019
Last night, the official Into the Spider-Verse account tweeted a mysterious tease, writing "Something's up. Our Spidey sense is tingling. RT if yours is, too."
Almost 25,000 retweets later, now we know what's going on — an Into the Spider-Verse 2, which has an official release date, a little over two years away, on April 8, 2022.
Original Spider-Verse producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller both tweeted about the news, with Miller putting definitively and succinctly "We're coming back."
Into the Spider-Verse wasn't the biggest hit in the history of the Spider-Man movie franchise; it made about $375 million worldwide, compared to $1.1 billion that Spider-Man: Far From Home grossed earlier this summer. But it was an enormous critical hit, and an awards winner too — it took home the Best Animated Feature award from the Oscars, among many other prizes.
There were rumors about possible Spider-Verse spinoffs as well, including a movie for Spider-Gwen. At the moment there are no details about what characters will appear (although I'd say Miles Morales is a pretty safe bet). The good news is, the best Spider-Man movie ever made is getting a sequel, and the guys who put the first one together are involved.
Gallery — Every Into the Spider-Verse Easter Egg You Missed in Theaters:
Source: The 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' Sequel Is Coming in 2022
Filed Under: Chris Miller, Marvel, Phil Lord, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
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Who Will Be the New Avengers in 'The Kang Dynasty'?
Adam Warlock Is 'Not a Good Guy' Says James Gunn


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Дмитрий Николаевич Овчаренко (26 октября 1940, Черниговская область — 4 марта 2018, Мариуполь) — передовик производства, горновой Ждановского металлургического завода «Азовсталь» имени Орджоникидзе, Донецкая область, Украинская ССР. Герой Социалистического Труда (1981). Лауреат Государственной премии Украинской ССР (1980).

Биография
Родился 26 октября 1940 года в крестьянской семье в селе Юрковщина Борзнянского района Черниговской области. Окончил десять классов средней школы, после чего обучался в индустриальном техникуме в Мариуполе. Получил специальность «доменное производство». С 1963 года работал горновым в доменном цехе на комбинате «Азовсталь» в Мариуполе.

В 1981 году удостоен звания Героя Социалистического Труда «за выдающиеся производственные достижения, досрочное выполнение заданий десятой пятилетки и принятых социалистических обязательств по выпуску продукции, улучшению её качества, повышение производительности труда и проявленную трудовую доблесть».

В 2003 году вышел на пенсию.

Примечания

Награды
 Герой Социалистического Труда — указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 2 марта 1981 года
 Орден Ленина — дважды (1976, 1981)
 Орден Трудового Красного Знамени

Литература
 Твоя, Мариуполь, слава! / Биографический справочник. Составители: Н. Н. Рябченко, В. П. Джувага/ — Мариуполь: ОО Клуб путешественников, 2004. — 175 стр.: ил.

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Sweet Marketing Ideas You Can Use For Your Business!
Holiday cards are sweet, but building an in depth relationships with your customers and clients is even sweeter. Here at iStudios we enjoy sharing the love with our clients and helping them reach their marketing goals 24/7 all year round, since Holidays are right around the corner, here is our list of sweet marketing ideas that are sure to make your client feel the love.
1. Monthly Offers Try to offer them something special, every month or every once in a while! offer them a discounts and dealds to have them to your door step and let them know that they are the first ones who got a luxury of knowing this deal, offer or whatever it might be! This way you can drive customer acquisition and maintain customer relations. According to a report by CMO council, in 2016, 71% of internet users have claimed that they were effected by some type of monthly offer such as discounts or coupons upon making their purshase. So don't forget Monthly and Weekly deals!
Reeling a customer in with an enticing initial offer is key to finding new client. One great way of doing this is by putting out an attractive subscription offer. By providing an offer in exchange for visitors emails address, not only do you increase the chance of a conversion, but you also get their email, providing you with the opportunity to market new products and offers to them in the future.
You might have seen posts that suggest to share this post and tag your friend to win a prize or something. This is a great way to build a deeper level of relationship with your clients.
Let them get the latest updates from your products, service and deals. This help you to increase your engagement and brand recognition not only by your costumers also by their circle of followers.
It's important to Make sure the promotion's compelling enough to make your followers feel special. One great perk of social media coupons are that they are very shareable on many different outlets. Followers can easily pass the deal along to their friends and family, making it a great sales platform.
With close to 65% of all online shoppers abandoning their carts, "abandon cart" email offers can be a powerful method to potentially bring those people back to your business. Put the spark back in your relationship with your customers by offering them personally targeted promotions .


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news science-and-technology
Technology Uber loses another executive: The VP of bikes and scooters
00:30 15 january 2020 Source: cnet.com
Uber loses another executive: The VP of bikes and scooters 2020-01-15 2020-01-15
Lyft pulls scooters from 6 cities, says it'll move toward 'bigger opportunities'
The ride-hailing company also lays off 20 employees from its bike and scooter team.Six markets in total will be losing Lyft's scooters, as first reported by TechCrunch, including Nashville, Tennessee; San Antonio; Atlanta; Dallas; Columbus, Ohio; and the Phoenix area.
Rachel Holt, Uber 's vice president of new mobility, talks about integrating bikes and scooters into the app during a company launch event in September 2019. Another of Uber 's longtime executives is leaving the company. Rachel Holt, who'd been with Uber for nearly nine years, said Tuesday that
Uber has added e- bikes to its app in some US cities and spent about another 0m to buy the bike -sharing firm Jump earlier this year. It has also invested in the electric scooter firm Lime. Khosrowshahi said investment would continue despite heavy losses at Uber , which lost .5bn in 2017.
Another of Uber's longtime executives is leaving the company. Rachel Holt, who'd been with Uber for nearly nine years, said Tuesday that she's moving on to launch a venture capital firm. Her most recent position at Uber was vice president of the division that oversees bikes, scooters and public transit partnerships.
© Provided by CNET Rachel Holt, Uber's vice president of new mobility, talks about integrating bikes and scooters into the app during a company launch event in September 2019. Philip Pacheco/Getty Images
"Making a change like this is never easy. Uber has been my home for a long time and an incredibly formative experience for me," Holt tweeted on Tuesday. "I'll always remember where I was the first moment it dawned on me we might really be onto something big, when I overheard strangers talking about Uber, showing each other this cool new app they had found."
Lyft scooters leaving Atlanta, five other cities in U.S.
Lyft is eliminating its scooter operation in Atlanta, nearly a year after the devices were deployed in the city, a spokesperson confirmed Friday in an emailed statement to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. © Provided by CMG Corporate Services, LLCThe electric scooters will leave the city Nov. 22. The company launched in Atlanta Dec. 21, just two days after rival Uber began its own scooter service in the city. "We're grateful to our scooter riders in Atlanta as well as our partners in Atlanta city government," read the statement. "We look forward to continuing to provide riders with other modes of reliable transportation.
Uber 's chief executive says the company is planning to shift its emphasis away from cars and more towards electric bikes and scooters . In an interview with the Financial Times, Dara Khosrowshahi said that the company is forecasting that city-dwellers will make more frequent and shorter journeys in the
Yet another Uber executive is leaving. Prabir Adarkar, the company's head of global finance, is headed for the CFO's office at DoorDash. His move to food delivery startup is the latest in a long string of high-profile departures from Uber . Adarkar joined Uber in 2015 to head up forecasting and financial
When Holt joined Uber in 2011, she came on as a general manager to launch the ride-hailing service in Washington, DC, which was the sixth city for the company. She went on to become general manager of the East Coast and then all of the US and Canada. In July 2018, she was appointed vice president of new mobility.
During her tenure at Uber, Holt has been present for the fast-paced rise of the startup and the last several months as it's struggled as a public company. Since its May debut on Wall Street, Uber's share price has slumped, four board members have stepped down and it's seen an exodus of executives. Uber has also laid off about 5% of its staff in three rounds of cuts.
Engadget readers can save on a DJI drone and Segway scooters
Over the last week, we've done our best to try and find the most compelling Black Friday deals to try and save you time and money during your holiday shopping. With this post, we're doing something different. We've partnered with Wellbots to offer Engadget readers exclusive discounts on the DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone, as well as Segway ES4 and Max electric scooters. To take advantage of these deals, use the checkout codes below. As an added bonus, if you live outside of New York State, there's no sales tax on any of the items.DJI Mavic 2 Pro© Bollinger Motors DJI Mavic 2 Pro For Engadget readers, Wellbots is discounting the DJI Mavic 2 Pro to $1,359, down from $1,729.
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Find out how to use Uber , like what to do before, during, and after your trip. You can also learn how to use app features, like adding a stop or a tip. Uber trips can only be requested through the app, so never get in a car where the vehicle or driver identity doesn't match what's displayed in your app.
Holt was a vocal advocate for Uber during a tumultuous 2017, when the company was dealing with mounting scandals and eventually the forced departure of its founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick. In March of that year, after Kalanick was caught on a dashcam berating an Uber driver, Holt publicly addressed the incident and promised the company would do better by its drivers.
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Rachel Holt, Uber's vice president of new mobility, talks about integrating bikes and scooters into the app during a company launch event in September 2019.
"We've underinvested in the driver experience and relationships with many drivers are frayed," Holt said. "We have listened and we've heard that the major pain points from drivers are earnings, stress, support and communications. We are committed to making progress on core driver issues this year."
As head of new mobility, Holt has overseen the expansion of Uber's transit modes outside of traditional ride-hailing. She's helped lead the expansion of the company's Jump pedal-assist bikes and its investment in Lime scooters. She's additionally been responsible for ramping up Uber's own electric scooter program, which also goes under the moniker Jump.
The venture capital firm Holt is launching is called Construct Capital and will be based in Washington, DC. Though she's leaving Uber, she'll stay on as a company advisor.
"Moments like these are bittersweet," Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said in an emailed statement. "While we will all miss Rachel's talent, expertise and passion for Uber, I'm really proud she is taking everything she's learned here to help identify, build and scale the next generation of startups."
If you have an endless hatred for scooters, this Instagram account is made for you
© Bird Graveyard Two scooters destroyed.
Bird Graveyard, an Instagram account launched last June, lists all the photos and videos of self-service scooters destroyed by the community. And if you hate these things, it will do you a lot of good.
You may have noticed that if you live in Paris, green scooters have appeared on the streets since June 23. LimeBike , a service straight from the United States, offers these self-service machines a bit like the GobeeBike bikes (project abandoned since), oBike , Ofo or Mobike . But this new approach did not only make people happy.
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Since June, an Instagram account called Bird Graveyard ("the cemetery of scooters Bird " - another service of two wheels self-service, in French) lists photos of scooters mistreated by residents, visibly very dissatisfied with their presence in the middle of the street or sidewalk. If in France, these devices are currently installed only in the capital, they are already in place in several major cities in the United States such as Los Angeles, San Francisco or Austin. And some of them are already the victims of the anger of some, as evidenced by this account spotted by Vice Thursday July 26.
© France Médias Monde © France Médias Monde © France Médias Monde
Thrown at the bottom of a river, broken in half or even burned alive, scooters of the Lime and Bird services have fatal destinies. And Bird Graveyard is there to compile them. Submitted by different Instagram users, the images and videos published by the account all have the same purpose.
When questioned by Vice , the creators of the account - whose identities remain secret - explain that "the company waits for the population to work for it. Even if the tasks are insignificant, like putting away its scooter in its garden for example". He added: "When can someone who abandons their property on the street hope that it will be respected by others?"
© France Médias Monde
Vice also asked Bird about the presence of this account on Instagram. A spokesperson said: "Vandalism is an issue that should not be tolerated by the public or law enforcement. Bird encourages people to report incidents of vandalism and irresponsible behavior to local authorities and to the company. We are investigating all reports to Bird. "
In the meantime, Bird Graveyard is still active and continues to conquer Instagram users. There are already more than 12,700 people following the page, and liking these murders of scooters.
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The way-too-early college football Top 25 for 2020 .
LSU, Clemson are joined by Alabama, Ohio State and Oklahoma near the top of our early look at the Top 25 college football teams for 2020.
Exclusive: Uber's CEO on its new app
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi sits down for an interview about the next generation of its app, and the many challenges facing the company today. The company ...
An Electric Future for Uber's New Mobility Service | Uber Elevate | Uber
Rachel Holt, head of Uber's new mobility offerings, reveals new technological developments that will help make e-bikes and e-scooters a staple of urban ...
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi suggests the future of Uber is Amazon
Lime launches a weekly subscription for scooters and e-bikes
Epcot tourist who says he was run over by a scooter settles lawsuit
Car2go will shut down in North America by February 29th, 2020
The way-too-early college football Top 25 for 2020
Uber loses another executive : The VP of bikes and scooters - CNET
Uber to diversify into electric bikes and scooters to drive growth
Uber has added e- bikes to its app in some US cities and spent about another $200m to buy the bike -sharing firm Jump earlier this year. It has also invested in the electric scooter firm Lime. Khosrowshahi said investment would continue despite heavy losses at Uber , which lost $4.5bn in 2017.
Uber to focus more on bikes and scooters | Euronews
Uber loses another top executive | WTVA News
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Download the Uber app from the App Store or Google Play, then create an account with your email address and mobile phone number. A payment method is also needed before you can request a ride.
Uber loses another top executive
Uber Has Just Lost Another High-Profile Executive .
Uber Has Just Lost Another High-Profile Executive . This Time, It's the VP of Global Vehicle Programs.
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Verizon launches privacy-focused search engine called OneSearch
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Excellent service by Jareb,lots of car to choose from,friendly employee .
Work was done very quickly with the cost exactly as estimated.
Prompt, efficient and my car was even cleaned!! Delighted!
We showed up with a problem without an appointment and were immediately plugged in to the service we needed. Also, we were prepared to wait 2 hours or longer and were pleasantly surprised to be told after an hour that the work was done.


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		repos.map(repo => {
			const description = repo.description ? ` - ${repo.description}` : '';
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MTV/Vince Bucci/PictureGroupKanye West and Kim Kardashian are reportedly getting married this spring, but who will serve as the rapper's best man? While Jay Z seems like a likely choice, according to Perez Hilton Hov has declined the role after learning that the ceremony will likely air on E!'s hit reality show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
According to People, Kim and Kanye's upcoming wedding will be held May 24 in Paris with approximately 150 guests.


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Place a large frying pan (we use non-stick but cast iron would be awesome) over medium heat and add 1 tbsp of the butter. Two slices at a time, dip the toasted bread into the egg mixture and allow them to soak about 30 seconds on each side. Register to discover and share recipes with other bloggers and readers passionate about cooking. For a chef's treat (which was my favourite part growing up) pour the leftover egg mixture into the pan and cook until crispy on the bottom and set on the top like an omelette.
Serve alongside the French toast (with Small-Batch Blueberry Butter or maple syrup, of course!).
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The Soviet spaceship Vostok streaks into the heavens, shattering forever man's isolation on earth.
A Russian cosmonaut circles the globe at 18 000 miles an hour.
But I do regard the total mobilization of the communist block as a great danger to us, and we're going to have to live with this danger through much of the rest of this century.
Khrushchev embraces the cosmonaut in a bear hug and kisses him repeatedly on the lips.
'We have scripted this moment together', my alter ego repeated.
Here we are! Here we are! That's a man's face. There it is! There it is!
There is the first live television picture across the Atlantic.
And now has it disappeared? Was that it?
'But it is 1962.' I told him.
— 'So tell me then,' I asked, 'what's happened in the last 18 years of our lives? Well, that is, in your past, which is now my future.
I was strolling on the moon one day, tumtedumtedum.
you will come to see that cinema merely confirms the old language.
themselves. Guilt, desire, anxiety, love, death... Guilt. Above all, guilt.


Well what a fascinating election outcome, well worthy of a blog post.
What initially seemed to me to be a dead–cert-increased-majority-win for May has ended up in an embarrassing loss of status and the surrendering of the majority she already had.
I wrote a piece at the end of May (not about the end of May, though you never know now) where I suggested that a surprise might be in store; the election result certainly met, even exceeded, that expectation.
So having never been elected to the role of PM by the public, May hasn't exactly been endorsed by it now. Her gamble hasn't paid off and she now looks as arrogant in her snap election decision making as Cameron was in holding the Brexit referendum. They both thought they were secure when they weren't. And what a mess they have caused.
The result, whilst not exactly great for the country (the Brexit negotiations, the value of the pound, the stock markets, the cost of my summer holiday etc.), is arguably brilliant in terms of irony and political comeuppance.
Aside from May learning a bitter lesson, I am pleased to see that Clegg and Salmond were disenfranchised by the vote. Bearing in mind that the SNP lost its old leader and its deputy leader on the same night, hopefully the Scottish independence debate can be parked once and for all.
May is already the subject of derision in Europe and the calls from various quarters for her resignation were inevitable. The prospect of another election in the not too distant future has to be high.
The Europeans will be laughing at our expense and Brexit negotiations, which are supposed to start in ten days, will be all the more challenging. In hindsight, May either shouldn't have pulled the Brexit trigger or shouldn't have called the election. I am not sure that either can be undone. Can you imagine 27 EU countries now unanimously voting to let us stay?
We're making being in the EU look like the right place to be for our soon to be ex EU colleagues.
It could be worse though, May could step down to make way for Boris. At least in staying at the helm she takes responsibility for the chaos she has caused.


Blogging Molly's Chiari I Malformation brain surgery. Most recent updates top of each section.
Section one: Updates on Molly, surgery, hospital stay, & recovery.
Section two: Updates on me, my experiences, reflections, & photos.
Twitter -- Immediate brief updates. Links to camera phone photos.
Centro Photos -- See what we see through camera phone photos.
Artistic Photographs -- Best quality photos, but updated only occasionally.
2:35pm <> A couple of brief updates. First, we must add because I don't think I've said it so far that the Hilton Our towels at home are exfoliating scrubs compared to them. We almost took one to give to a pregnant mom as her baby's snuggle blanket.
Oh, how's Molly? Good question. Molly is exactly where her doc said she should be. She is coming down off of the steriods and looking and feeling exhausted. She's in bed a lot, resting, healing. Me? I'm doing dishes, cleaning, buying & making food, and searching for a little time to be a pastor. :) God is taking care of my wife and the rest of us. We are very blessed.
8:21pm <> Molly is fast asleep, the kids are still up messing around. I'm still keeping them home tomorrow. There's just too much to be done and everything is too hectic to get them there in the morning. We all need a break.
I picked up Molly's meds, including a steroid (strong anti-inflammatory). It's the steroid that is probably to blame for Molly's pep. It really helps. Plus, it will really help her to beat Lance in next summer's Tour de France. She beat me at arm wrestling earlier.
Just so glad to be home with our kids, and even with our cat. I'm strangely more affectionate toward Calvin post-surgery.
We are getting the feeling that Molly will have to wait a couple of weeks before really knowing how she will do with relief of chiari symptoms. She has started having the "jolts" a little today, but nothing major. But the doctor said even prior to today that she may regain some symptoms after the steroids taper off. She will likely have some confusing days ahead for a couple of weeks because of the inflammation the foreign substance will cause. At least that's how we understood the doc.
So if we start talking about some symptoms, I guess the call is to not panic until a bit of time passes. The jolt is the only thing we've seen so far, and it was there after the last surgery when all other symptoms were gone. So no worries yet.
Molly also saw and talked to several nurses from last year. Pretty cool. We even talked to the one who so famously ran Molly into a private room when we needed one so much. It's neat to see people who we remember and who remember us, but we told them we hope to NEVER see them again.
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6:48pm <> We are home and I'm about to head out and get Molly's stuff from the Pharmacy. Quick trip home and the kids are great (all but the part about going back to school a day early!). I caught Molly organizing clothes in the boys' room! Shameful. I made her rest instead. What a woman. Too bad for you that there is only one of her...and she's mine!
Thanks everyone for praying. We were talking on the way home about a note on the little things I missed mentioning along the way. I'll try to get to that tonight or tomorrow. I also want to update you on Molly's symptoms and what the next few days hold for her. And then tomorrow my Music Monday post will be going up and the blog will go somewhat back to normal.
Thanks to all my readers. You have made the last couple of days more full for us through your prayers, comments, and encouragement. And together we have seen God build a network of pray-ers around the world, who He has responded to with His favor.
2:31pm <> Molly is in the process of finishing up here, then changing into her clothes, then I'll be bringing the van around and picking her up. Could be home at 5-5:30pm-ish, depending on how fast the nurse gets stuff moving, Sunday traffic, and how long it takes to get the kids. Can't wait to get home.
12:54pm <> GUESS WHO'S GOING HOME!!! WOOHOO!!! Dr. Frim and Dr. Ricky Wong just stopped in and they are sending Molly home. Who's pumped? We are, that's who! Now I'm headed to the International House to see if I can get my money back for tonight. Or maybe I'll postpone it and we can stay the night for our post-op appointment in a week and a half. Or maybe they won't refund me and I'll just go home. Whatever. We are just so excited to be going home. Should be a couple of hours or so before the orders go through. If possible I'll update right before we go.
11:28am <> Molly finished a walk up and down the hallway, first with the nurse, then with me, then without holding on to anything. Outstanding! Seriously, she's doing EXTREMELY well. These signs are awesome. And she hasn't had a single "jolt" (a chiari symptom that she had). Really great news so far.
11:20am <> Just a bit ago Dr. Dey and Dr. Yassari came in to see Molly. Dr. Dey doesn't read my blog, so I have lost all respect for her. :) Ah, just kidding Dr. Dey! You've been a real encouragement to us and have always provided info we've needed at the right time.
Dr. Yassari then talked briefly with Molly and was very impressed with her recovery. He said her neck range-of-motion is outstanding for this soon after surgery. I think his words were "better than good" movement. Awesome. Then Dr. Yassari said that she may go home TODAY! Yes, you heard that right. Maybe home 48 hours post-brain surgery! We never even thought that was possible, but honestly Molly is way better now than at any point in the hospital from last year. She's better now than after leaving on Monday and spending two days at home. That's hard for us to believe, but it's true. Thanks for praying! Woohoo!
Now, it still may end up being tomorrow. And if so that's just fine. I've already paid for another night for me at the International House, so we're good. I doubt I can get that prepaid $70 back. :( Bottom line: we want everyone to be confident in doing what's best. But we would obviously love to be home and be with our kids.
2.10pm <> Mo lly is looking at a menu. Good signs of another step in recovery. She has also said she feels much better after this surgery than the previous one.
12:12pm <> Molly is sleeping a ton. Very happy about that. Gonna get out, get some lunch, take some photos, check on housing for tonight, and who knows what else!
10:55am <> Dr. Frim and neurosurgery resident Dr. Yassari (I think he's in his 6th of 7 years of residency) just stopped by ICU. Dr. Frim encouraged Molly to watch college football, which makes me think he said that for my sake. Thanks Dr. Frim! He said Molly will stay in ICU until tomorrow, which is longer than expected. But it seems clear the reasoning is that very few surgeries are done on the weekend, so they probably won't need the room, and it's much more quiet and comfortable in ICU. After a long night in the noisy Recovery unit, this is a nice way for Molly to get a lot of rest.
Dr. Yassari was talking about how he remembered Molly from last time and how he read my blog about the surgery. I didn't know he even knew this existed, so that's pretty cool. I just googled "Dr. Yassari" and my blog is the 3rd hit! Awesome. Honestly, we've really liked all the doctors Molly has seen at the University of Chicago: Frim, Yassari, Yamini (haven't seen him this time, yet), and some of the younger residents like Dr. Dey and a few others I whose names escape me.
10:31am <> I love it! Molly won't shut up. Geez girl, get some rest! Love to see her awake and acting normal-ish.
She is still experiencing some numbness in her hands and feet. It can take some time for symptoms to see much relief, especially since there will be significant swelling from the surgery. But we'd love to say we haven't seen any old symptoms. Pray that they will be banished!
9:45am <> Molly is in ICU now. Going to see her.
9:15am <> I tried to give Molly as much chance to rest last night as possible while still being around regularly. She still has the typical post-surgery exhaustion, but has some increasing pep. I really think she is doing well compared to last time around. I just talked to her on the phone an hour ago and she was sitting in a chair. Very cool.
I'll let you know when something changes. Should be any time now.
5:24pm <> No news. Molly is still listed at "Post-Op" and waiting for an ICU bed. Haven't seen her since 4pm.
4:02pm <> I just left Recovery (post-op) where Molly was very groggy. She must have hounded the nurse until they let me in! When I found out earlier that I probably wouldn't see her for a while, I decided to grab some food. I got in only only three bites when I got paged back and sent to Recovery. So lunch/dinner had to wait.
Molly is in a lot of pain, more than last time I think. She has thrown up a couple of times, which was a big issue last time. I think they've figured it out, though, through a different nausea medication. Despite all this Molly is still full of life. For example, the dude in the bed next to her had a post-surgery urge to take a dump. Oh my, I've located the bog of eternal stench in the colon of U of Chicago surgical patient. After the loud grunts and the first hints of fog Molly looked at me wide eyed and said, "Run!" Even after brain surgery Molly is looking out for me.
Pray that an ICU bed would open up soon.
2:18pm <> Word is that Molly may be in recovery (post-op) for some time, just like last year. There is even the possibility of staying the night there. Reason? ICU is completely full for the moment. I'm not sure when I'll get to see her.
2:00pm <> Just got off the family waiting room phone with Dr. Frim. Molly is waking up and all went well. He said there was some scar tissue around the patch he put on last surgery as well as scar tissue that fused together the cerebellar tonsils of her brain. He pulled apart the tonsils and cauterized them a bit so they wouldn't fuse together and close up the space again. He also put in the stent, as mentioned before, in the 4th ventricle to aid spinal fluid flow. Then he tried to make sure the space he created in the last surgery remain as open as possible as he closed things up.
We learned this morning that when brain surgery is done scar tissue is a very common problem. The brain doesn't get exposed to air so when surgery happens a person's brain will start to scar as a defense. Different people react with different levels of scarring. Molly obviously had enough scarring to create new problems, and we hope this will be a significant remedy. We also learned this morning that scarring can happen around a stent and cause it t o get clogged at some point. We hope that would be a long time from now.
As best I can tell the signs are good for this surgery to have a very good effect. The incision is going to be slightly longer, as Dr. Frim needed a little more space to explore a bit and make sure there wasn't something else he could do to help. Thank you so much for praying! We are very thankful for all of you.
12:57pm <> Wow! I was just told by the receptionist in the family waiting room that the surgery nurse called and said the surgery is nearly over! How do you finish a surgery that much faster than expected? Maybe Dr. Frim just knew something that the other pre-op folks didn't know. More as soon as I know more.
12:50pm <> Sorry for a later-than-expected first update. Twitter has been a perfect place for most of my updates, so make sure you follow there. There are lots of pics there already.
We stayed last night at the Chicago Hilton, 18th floor. Beautiful place with a view of Lake Michigan, Navy Pier, Soldier Field, and the museums (Field, Science & Industry, Adler Planetarium). I'll see if I had any photos turn out later on. We watched a movie and tried to relax. Difficult to do.
We both woke up too early this morning, a bit restless. Showers, some news on TV, no food or drink of course. Checked out and paid cash thanks to some very faithful and loving church members. Drove out and made it to the hospital in 15 minutes. So easy and convenient! Very thankful we stayed downtown.
Showed up at the University of Chicago Hospital on time, to the family waiting room. A little paperwork and then to pre-op. Molly got into her gown, more paperwork, 3 tries at an IV thanks to Molly's veins, still more paperwork, a hit of something to relax Molly, a kiss and she was wheeled off. If you haven't seen Molly choosing the stent for herself, it's funny. It was all her idea too.
The surgery didn't officially start until 11:49am, a lot later than expected. I heard the surgeon was unwilling to start until he beat his fastest time at Minesweeper. Tall order. Now, just waiting. Should be about 3 hours, so 3pm or so. I'm supposed to hear something at about 2 hours.
2:25pm <> I paid for 2 nights in advance at the International House (not "Of Pancakes," but the place I slept last night). I went and got the stuff out of my room and asked if they could give me money back for tonight. I wasn't all that optimistic. Barbara, the nice lady behind the desk there, was so excited that my brain surgery wife is going home early that she didn't even make me pay the $30 for late check out. Very cool. We'll get a check in the mail for reimbursement in a couple of weeks.
11:54am <> As I've been praying today for my church I've been thinking about how thankful I am for the folks I pastor. They have been praying, supporting us, and doing what needs to be done while we are out of pocket. I'm very thankful this morning for Jeff Temple who is preaching. He's a good teacher and a good friend. His family is also keeping our kids. Jeff's wife Saralyn has been so sacrificial as she has had 7 kids (her 3 and our 4) to care for. What a great family. I'm also very thankful for good friends from Joe Thorn's church, Rob and Shannon, who are leading worship as our worship guy is away. Thanks to all.
12:06pm <> Put some new photos up on Flickr.
11:22am <> Just added some blue text highlights so you can more easily follow what's happening at a glance.
9:45am <> I know some of you will kick me in the teeth for this, but yeah, I slept in the van last night. Well, not much. I took 3-4 short naps during the night and it was very helpful. I'm not that tired and I think can get through the day. I'm hoping to get a room at the International House on campus tonight and tomorrow night, but they are supposed to be very busy as there are many events going on. Pray I can get a room!
5:30pm <> For some reason I can't get Twitterfox to work right now. It's been useful only occasionally. Mostly using the phone to post to Twitter, and my phone is charging at the moment. But there isn't all that much to Twitter right now anyway.
5:24pm <> Ate a Greek pasta salad for lunch/dinner. Really good with rotini, tomatoes, black olives, feta cheese.
2:18pm <> Feeling relief after hearing that Molly is out of surgery. Hungry and looking for food after this update goes up.
12:50pm <> After Molly went into surgery I returned to the family waiting room with Molly's stuff. The receptionist said my brother came to see me. Wasn't expecting that. For those who remember last year, I have no desire to sit with someone during the surgery. I like to be alone, praying, blogging, etc. But, if he's here he's here.
Since he wasn't in the waiting room I had to look for him. I needed to eat anyway so I headed for au bon pain. He was sitting just outside. He said that Dad warned him NOT to come and sit with me, but he chose to risk it since it was only for a few minutes. Come to find out Scott was already in Chicago for the Illinois Municipal League convention...which is held at the Hilton! How awesome is that? He was staying 10 floors below us last night and none of us knew it. I also found out Scott was probably eating and we walked right by him. Pretty cool.
He and his wife will also be at the Hilton tonight and said I could crash there if need be. Also pretty cool. Good of Scott to stop by. Nice to see a familiar face just as I was pulled away from my wife. Thankful for my brother.


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Another Wardrobe In My Head: Karl Hyde's Favourite Albums
Joe Clay , April 25th, 2013 09:07
Following the release of his first solo album, Edgeland, the Underworld singer picks out the jewels of his record collection
It is depressing to think that somebody as cerebral, cultured and creative as Karl Hyde is known by the majority of people as the man who shouted " LAGER LAGER LAGER" on the Trainspotting soundtrack. There's an irony, too, as Hyde, frontman of techno pioneers Underworld, is a former alcoholic, and that refrain was never meant to be celebratory. If Damon Albarn has become the benchmark for the modern day Renaissance Man, then Hyde ticks all the boxes, though you feel it's a tag that this unassuming man would be swift to reject – he is prone to flights of surreal fancy, but pretentious he is not. But how else can you sum up a career that, in partnership with his collaborator of almost 35 years Rick Smith, has taken such diverse paths?
Most recently the duo were lauded for their role as musical directors of the Olympics Opening Ceremony, where they sequenced the quaking, monolithic synth-blasts of Fuck Buttons and Blanck Mass alongside more celebrated British music. They also scored Danny Boyle's Olivier Award-nominated stage play Frankenstein (and his amazing sci-fi film Sunshine), and made some of the defining club records of the 1990s/2000s as Underworld, where they juxtaposed the alienation of urban life with the hedonistic rush of late-night excess. Eight albums in and now both in their 50s, Hyde and Smith are still serving up cutting-edge techno that appeals to old-school ravers and acolytes of Radio 1 alike (not that the "nation's favourite" have helped the band's cause of late, refusing to playlist their recent singles, deeming the band to be too old). Hyde is also an artist of some note, graduating from Cardiff Art College in 1978 and specialising in video, installations and painting. He held the first exhibition of his abstract, gestural paintings (some of which have adorned the sleeves of Underworld's records and publicity material) in 2012, and is also part of the art and design collective Tomato.
Next up for Hyde, and the reason for his Baker's Dozen, is Edgeland, a solo album of "processed folk" music, the first record he has made under his own name in his lengthy career. Taking John Martyn's 1973 album Inside Out as his jumping off point, Edgeland is a concept album of sorts, with Hyde's distinctive lyrical peculiarity inspired by the hidden corners and hinterlands of London (there is also an accompanying film, made by Hyde and the director Kieran Evans), set to beautiful, atmospheric soundscapes of exquisitely processed acoustic guitars, found-sounds and glitchy beats. You can hear Pink Floyd, Fairport Convention and Martyn, of course, but also Davids Sylvian and Bowie, and Jon Hopkins and King Creosote's Mercury-nominated collaboration Diamond Mine, that fused trad-folk with ambient electronica. For Hyde, making a solo record has given him an opportunity to write the most direct and personal lyrics of his career (for Underworld he only ever captured fragments) and encouraged by his friend and frequent collaborator Brian Eno, to "sing more".
So how hard was it for such a musical obsessive to narrow down a list of 13 albums?
"When it came to doing the list it was like, 'what 13 records am I thinking about today?'" he explains. "I'm thinking about music all the time. I receive quite a lot of records in the post from small labels and review them and link to them on my website most days. And I do the odd radio show – plus I'm an avid collector. But it's not definitive. I mean, there's no dub in this list and some of my friends will say, 'Hyde! There's no dub. You love dub!' And I do. Plus I've been getting really into Dylan lately. If you called me in a year's time maybe there'd be some Dylan on there."
Edgeland is out now via Universal. Click on the image below to begin scrolling through Hyde's choices
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THINGIFY, INC. v. Ross Colquhoun
Complainant is THINGIFY, INC. ("Complainant�), represented by Charles C.H. Wu of Law Offices of Charles C.H. Wu & Associates, APC., California, USA. Respondent is Ross Colquhoun ("Respondent�), Washington, USA.
The domain name at issue is <thingify.com>, registered with GODADDY.COM, LLC.
The undersigned certifies that he or she has acted independently and impartially and to the best of his or her knowledge has no known conflict in serving as Panelist in this proceeding.
David S. Safran as Panelist.
Complainant submitted a Complaint to the National Arbitration Forum electronically on May 7, 2014; the National Arbitration Forum received payment on May 7, 2014.
On May 9, 2014, GODADDY.COM, LLC confirmed by e-mail to the National Arbitration Forum that the <thingify.com> domain name is registered with GODADDY.COM, LLC and that Respondent is the current registrant of the name. GODADDY.COM, LLC has verified that Respondent is bound by the GODADDY.COM, LLC registration agreement and has thereby agreed to resolve domain disputes brought by third parties in accordance with ICANN's Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (the "Policy�).
On May 9, 2014, the Forum served the Complaint and all Annexes, including a Written Notice of the Complaint, setting a deadline of May 29, 2014 by which Respondent could file a Response to the Complaint, via e-mail to all entities and persons listed on Respondent's registration as technical, administrative, and billing contacts, and to postmaster@thingify.com. Also on May 9, 2014, the Written Notice of the Complaint, notifying Respondent of the e-mail addresses served and the deadline for a Response, was transmitted to Respondent via post and fax, to all entities and persons listed on Respondent's registration as technical, administrative and billing contacts.
A timely Response was received and determined to be complete on May 29, 2014.
Complainant submitted an Additional Submission, received June 3, 2014.
On June 4, 2012, pursuant to Complainant's request to have the dispute decided by a single-member Panel, the National Arbitration Forum appointed David S. Safran as Panelist.
Having reviewed the communications records, the Administrative Panel (the "Panel") finds that the National Arbitration Forum has discharged its responsibility under Paragraph 2(a) of the Rules for Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (the "Rules") "to employ reasonably available means calculated to achieve actual notice to Respondent" through submission of Electronic and Written Notices, as defined in Rule 1 and Rule 2.
Complainant contends that it uses the THINGIFY mark in connection with computer graphics design services, has registered the THINGIFY mark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office ("USPTO") (Reg. No. 4,375,079 filed October 5, 2012; registered July 30, 2013), and that the <thingify.com> domain name is identical to Complainant's THINGIFY mark. Complainant also asserts that Respondent is not commonly known by the disputed domain name, has made no use of, or demonstrable preparations to use the disputed domain name in connection with a bona fide offering of goods or services, that Respondent is not making a legitimate non-commercial or fair use of the disputed domain name, the disputed domain name resolving to a message: "Sorry! This site is not currently available,� and that from at least February 9, 2011 through January 6, 2014, the disputed domain name resolved to another domain name/website operated by Respondent. See Complainant's Ex. 6, 7 and 8. Respondent registered and maintains the registration of the disputed domain name for the purpose of selling, renting, or otherwise transferring the domain name for consideration in excess of out-of-pocket expenses. See Complainant's Ex. 11. Complainant also contends that Respondent has used the disputed domain name to attract Internet users to Respondent's own website by creating confusion as to Complainant's affiliation with the <thingify.com> domain name. Respondent commercially benefits from the resulting confusion.
Respondent states that he registered the <thingify.com> domain name on May 8, 2005, and Complainant did not receive USPTO registration until July 30, 2013. Respondent is not attempting to interfere with the Complainant's branding efforts and urges that Complainant's company did not exist at the time Respondent registered the disputed domain name. Respondent also asserts that the term "thingify� refers to the process of turning ideas into things and his use of the <thingify.com> domain name is in connection with a bona fide offering of goods and services, Respondent having used the disputed domain name to direct Internet users to two of his other companies, Origamiinc.com and Plydea.com. Respondent urges that both companies create things from ideas, or "thingify.� Respondent also contends that he has received offers from Complainant for the disputed domain name, but the offers were too low, and Complainant rejected Respondent's counteroffer. Furthermore, Respondent contends that he has not registered the disputed domain name for the purpose of disrupting Complainant's business, nor has Respondent attempted to confuse Internet users as to Complainant's association with the resolving webpage.
C. Additional Submissions
Complainant contends that Respondent has conceded that he is not widely known by the disputed domain name. Additionally, Complainant asserts that Respondent is using an illegitimate pretext in claiming he "thingifies� ideas into products. Respondent made absolutely no use of "thingify� as a verb or descriptive term in marketing his goods until after he received Complainant's cease-and-desist letter
Complainant's own statement of facts and Whois evidence demonstrates that Respondent registered the domain name at issue long prior to the date of first use of the THINGIFY mark by Complainant as well as well prior to application and registration dates for Complainant's trademark registration.
In view of the Policy Paragraph 4(a)(iii) finding below, discussion of this factor is unnecessary.
The evidence establishes that Complainant's brand did not exist at the time Respondent registered the disputed domain name, Respondent having registered the <thingify.com> domain name on May 8, 2005 (see Whois, Complainant's Annex), while Complainant did not receive USPTO registration until July 30, 2013 based on a first use of September 28, 2012 (see, Reg. No. 4,375,079, Complainant's Annex 5). In Telecom Italia S.p.A. v. NetGears LLC, FA 944807 (Nat. Arb. Forum May 16, 2007), the Panel determined that the respondent could not have registered or used the disputed domain name in bad faith where the respondent registered the disputed domain name before the complainant began using the mark. Accordingly, this Panel has determined that Respondent did not register the disputed domain name in bad faith pursuant to Policy ¶ 4(a)(iii)."
Having failed to establish all three elements required under the ICANN Policy, the Panel concludes that relief shall be DENIED.
Accordingly, it is Ordered that the <thingify.com> domain name REMAIN WITH Respondent.
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David S. Safran, Panelist
Dated: June 9, 2014


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Q: VLSM Segmentation I often hear that it is advisable when segmenting a network (VLSM) to have subnets that have a number of IPs that is as close as possible to the number of real machines.
I understand the usefulness of segmenting a network into subnets but why do you have to adjust their size? What is the problem of using a /24 mask for only 10 machines when it is a private network?
I think it is for security reasons (defense in depth) but are there other reasons?
Thanks a lot :)

A: This sort of vague advice is based on the idea that IP addresses are a limited (and potentially costly) resource, so one should be as efficient as possible.
This doesn't really apply to private (RFC1918) addresses, since there are usually enough to go around.
You also have to balance this against the administrative cost of managing networks of different sizes, especially if the size has to change. Having lots of different subnet sizes is difficult to manage and troubleshoot.  It's far easier to sacrifice a little efficiency for ease of management and ease of troubleshooting problems.
There are no security issues that come to mind.

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I often hear that it is advisable when segmenting a network (VLSM) to
have subnets that have a number of IPs that is as close as possible to
the number of real machines.

I've never heard or read that. Can you cite any documentation that states as much?

What is the problem of using a /24 mask for only 10 machines when it
is a private network?

There is no problem. Use a /24 if that's what you want to use.

I think it is for security reasons (defense in depth) but are there
other reasons?

I don't see how the subnet size is related to security. Can you cite any documentation that states as much?

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Review: Taken 3
I was sitting in the middle of the theater. The second action sequence, a car chase where Liam Neeson's superspy was evading arrest, was going on, and I happened to look around the theater. The group of seven college kids behind me were all whispering, giggling, eyes off the screen. The two fifteen-year-olds in front of me were both looking at their phones, one of them idly checking Facebook. The couple to my left were cuddling, whispering in each others ears, occasionally kissing. And I realized, all these people had paid to watch an action movie and then gotten so bored by the incomprehensible, poorly-shot, poorly-edited action, they had simply... checked out.
And then I realized that I had done the exact same thing. Taken 3 was an endurance test, and we all failed.
I understand why Taken was such a success. The 2009 film, written by Luc Besson (Leon: The Professional, The Fifth Element) was crisply directed by Pierre Morel (District 13) had transformed the way audiences looked at soulful Irishman Liam Neeson. It was a film that was about something, a movie with an almost palpable yearning for the imagined purity of the strict gender roles of yore. It was philosophically disgusting, but visceral action, a grimy premise, and a strong thematic through line made sure it resonated powerfully with audiences - particularly older men. But the second film lost track of that thread almost immediately, bringing in a new director (Olivier Megaton, Colombiana) who didn't know the first thing about putting an action scene together and otherwise largely just repeating the story from the first film. It made money, though, so Megaton returns with a movie even worse than the last.
Superdad Bryan Mills is back. His college-bound daughter is pregnant - thank goodness; I was worried she might accidentally complete a degree and go on to have a *shudder* career - and his ex-wife badly wants to cheat on her wealthier, younger husband with him, but knows he's too honorable to do so. Life is pretty good for Superdad, but when his ex-wife winds up with her throat cut in his bed, the LAPD understandably has questions for him. So he punches them all out and escapes custody (repeatedly, often while killing a number of civilians in the process), vowing to hunt down his ex-wife's murderers no matter how much evidence he has to destroy or corrupt in the process. There are also Russian gangsters involved, because it isn't a Taken movie if Eurotrash heavies aren't menacing the Superfamily.
The basic premise honestly isn't that bad. It's certainly been done before - often, and better - but 'vengeful man on the run' movies can be a blast. Audiences like competence, they like seeing people who excel at something do it really goddamn well, so watching confident American superspy Bryan Mills hide out and hunt down the killers should be a blast. Hell, that's pretty much what John Wick did last year, and John Wick is one of the best American action movies I've seen in years. But John Wick's action was clear - you always knew who was where, who was firing what, what the goals were. In Taken 3, outside of a single brief mostly well-staged fight in a liquor store, the action is effectively gibberish, an almost surreal montage of seemingly random shots of screeching metal or exploding chunks of concrete.
If the action's a mess, it could still be semi-salvaged with a decent story. Unfortunately, Besson and Kamen have hung us out to dry there, too. The police are simultaneously incompetent and corrupt, serving functionally no purpose in the story beyond being a roadblock for Neeson, but they take up a lot of screentime. Even Whitaker's 'competent' detective Hot on Neeson's trail is largely around to eat virtually every bit of evidence he finds (I'm not making this up). Meanwhile, the Russian mob plot doesn't really even start until the last 30 minutes of the film, giving us one brief action sequence and a twist so predictable there was an audible groan from the audience.
I understand the appeal of Liam Neeson: Raging Badass. Neeson is a soulful actor, an immensely talented performer with expressive eyes and a lumbering physique, and he makes a phenomenal modern avatar for the sort of gruff, soft-spoken masculinity that made John Wayne's Westerns such a success. But Taken 3 is a bad movie; worse, perhaps, for its target audience, Taken 3 is an incredibly boring movie. The Grey is on Netflix Instant. A Walk Among the Tombstones is available on Amazon. If you're craving some badass Neeson action, do yourself and your loved ones a favor, and give one of those a shot. Even for the most die-hard Taken fans, there's nothing here for you.
Taken 3 is currently available in theaters across the country. Written by Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen and directed by Olivier Megaton, Taken 3 stars Liam Neeson, Forest Whitaker, and Maggie Grace.
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Technology support of the handover: promoting observability, flexibility and efficiency
Emily S Patterson
Correspondence to Dr Emily Patterson, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, College of Medicine, Ohio State University, 543 Atwell Hall, 453 W 10th Ave Columbus, OH 43210, USA; patterson.150{at}osu.edu
Background Efforts to standardise data elements and increase the comprehensiveness of information included in patient handovers have produced a growing interest in augmenting the verbal exchange of information with written communications conducted through health information technology (HIT).
Objective The aim of this perspective is to offer recommendations to optimise technology support of handovers, based on a review of the relevant scientific literature.
Recommendations Review of the literature on human factors and the study of communication produced three recommendations. The first entails making available "shared knowledge" relevant to the handover and subsequent clinical management with intended and unintended recipients. The second is to create a flexible narrative structure (unstructured text fields) for human-human communications facilitated by technology. The third recommendation is to avoid reliance on real-time data entry during busy periods. Implementing these recommendations is anticipated to increase the observability (the ability to readily determine current status), flexibility, and efficiency of HIT-supported patient handovers.
Conclusions Anticipated benefits of technology-supported handovers include reducing reliance on human memory, increasing the efficiency and structure of the verbal exchange, avoiding readbacks of numeric data, and aiding clinical management following the handover. In cases when verbal handovers are delayed, do not occur, or involve members of the health care team without first-hand access to critical information, making 'common ground' observable for all recipients, creating a flexible narrative structure for communication and avoiding reliance on real-time data entry during the busiest times has implications for HIT design and day to day data entry and management operations. Benefits include increased observability, flexibility, and efficiency of HIT-supported patient handovers.
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Efforts to improve patient handovers have resulted in advances in standardising and increasing the comprehensiveness of information included in verbal exchanges, and there have been parallel efforts to augment the verbal handover with written communications conducted through health information technology (HIT). Anticipated benefits of HIT-supported handovers include reducing reliance on human memory, increasing the efficiency and structure of the verbal exchange, avoiding readbacks of numeric data, and aiding work management following the handover. In some cases, technology is desired for its ability to convey information in the event that a verbal interaction is delayed, does not occur or is provided by someone who did not receive all the critical information (eg, on-call personnel, reduced staffing paradigms such as night float, junior trainees). The aim of this article is to provide insights distilled from the literature on human factors engineering and communication.
Making 'common ground' observable
Efficiency in human–human conversations is often achieved through sophisticated use of 'implicatures', which are defined as meanings that are not explicitly conveyed, but can nevertheless be inferred, on the basis of shared 'common ground' knowledge and understanding between the participants in a conversation.1 When using technology to mediate communication, a risk is that communication will be less efficient due to uncertainty about the amount of common ground that can be assumed by the recipient of the written information.
Increasing the 'observability', defined as the ability to easily infer process status,2 of the common ground of the intended recipient will aid efficiency. Of particular importance for efficient patient handovers is making clearly observable when the recipient: (1) has previously cared for the patient, particularly within the last 24 h (eg, a 'handback' rather than a handover), (2) has attained a level of medical competence sufficient to understand abbreviated descriptions (eg, 'she is dry'), (3) is a trusted member of a personal network (eg, the care providers have previously negotiated how best to collaborate over time), (4) has sufficient experience working with or in the same unit or discipline to share social norms about how to conduct work (eg, knows when and how to contact specialist care providers for support) and (5) already has knowledge of the patient event that triggered a change in level of care for inter-unit transitions. When there is no or limited common ground among participants in a handover, this may result in erroneous interpretation of information, and this may contribute to errors and adverse events.3
In addition to taking advantage of known elements of common ground for intended recipients, it is important to make observable what 'unintended' recipients have access to particular categories of information. One of the main benefits of using HIT to communicate is enabling easy access to previously unavailable information for others who may benefit, such as administrators, quality improvement personnel, legal personnel and patients. While a good deal of common ground may be inferred between senders and the 'intended' recipients of handover information, in many cases, there is less common ground between this group and others who may access the system for a variety of reasons. Therefore, frontline clinicians are typically required to provide additional information to support the information needs of these secondary users. This additional documentation violates 'Grudin's law' for information technology design, which stipulates that a system should avoid requiring users to do work that does not personally benefit them.4
This suggests a need to make transparent what information is accessible to unintended recipients for aiding efforts to improve the efficiency of patient handovers. For example, documentation associated with intraunit handovers, such as nursing shift changes, could be made accessible only to clinicians directly providing care to that patient for a 24-h period. This will increase efficiency and reduce the need to make the information understandable to those with less common ground. On the other hand, documentation associated with inter-unit and inter-organisational handovers, such as from primary care to the inpatient setting, or from the hospital to a primary care or long-term care setting, is accessible to a wider audience as part of the patient's permanent chart or a shared electronic health record, and requires a more comprehensive approach to data to ensure the information is comprehensible and useful to individuals and groups with less shared common ground.
Support the use of evolving narratives to communicate through technology
There are two distinct models for information technology use in the human factors literature.5 The first model is to embed automation and decision support in HIT that supports primarily individual cognitive work, which requires interacting with patient data via a computer interface. The second model is to support teamwork through HIT that facilitates communications with other providers who have partially overlapping goals and responsibilities.
Historically, electronic health records have primarily focused on the first model, in particular with respect to supporting billing based on data entered by physicians and nurses. Supporting the first model is often most easily done with structured text fields and associated codes that can easily be aggregated over individual patients in order to generate population-based reports. The second model is likely best supported with a more flexible, narrative-based structure. The narrative structure is arguably the most informative,6 easily constructed and remembered,7 and empathetic8 structure for human–human interaction when coordinating care for an individual patient. Deviations from typical narratives can be easily highlighted (eg, a chronically hypertensive patient being treated for an allergic reaction who also is 16 weeks pregnant). In particular, the status of a situation can be conveyed concisely by employing a Bottom Line Up Front structure, which is typically the first slide in a military briefing.9
As more is learned about a patient's history, current trajectory and future trajectory, a narrative can evolve to incorporate new insights without requiring time-intensive and potentially controversial changes to existing information (eg, changing a diagnostic code).
Avoid reliance on real-time data entry during bottleneck operations
A basic concept in systems engineering is that increasing the efficiency and reducing the variation of bottleneck operations is a highly effective approach to reducing non-productive 'wait time' in a system. Some patient handovers are bottleneck operations, such as from the operating room to postoperative care, the emergency department to the inpatient unit, and from the hospital to a long-term care setting or the patient's home. Avoiding or minimising real-time documentation during bottleneck operations will likely increase efficiency.
In addition, technology can be designed to automatically pull information, enter, collect or tag information throughout a shift to be included in handover documentation, and allowing documentation to be completed after a bottleneck period has ended.
In this article, three recommendations are made. These are: (1) to make common ground observable for both intended and unintended recipients, (2) to allow a flexible narrative structure for human–human communications via the HIT and (3) to avoid reliance on real-time data entry during busy bottleneck time periods. Implementing these recommendations is anticipated to increase the observability, flexibility and efficiency of patient handovers supported by HIT, and their utility for primary and potential additional recipients of the information.
The research that underlies these recommendations was partially supported by the United States' National Patient Safety Foundation 2011 Hospira Research Award and the Office of Naval Research (ONR-N000141110222). The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the view of the NPSF or ONR.
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Competing interests None.
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So Darlington kicks off the playoffs on the 2020 Cup schedule? Nice. Not only are we talking about the Southern 500 on Labor Day weekend, it gets the playoffs started right, and right before football season gets going in earnest. That could be a really nice launch in a foreground environment.
The second Phoenix race will mark the season finale. Like that too. There's nothing to dislike about Homestead, but there's really nothing special about it. ISM- as it is now called- is a big short track, or a little super speedway if you will. With all the current favorite sons out west- Harvick, Larson, Busch, and so on- it makes sense from here.
You also have to love having Martinsville the weekend before the finale. Yours truly is no weatherman, and he doesn't play one on TV, so one does wonder a bit about the weather. Still, gotta like racing there on a classic track to determine the final four.
I'll suspect some will not be happy about the move of the second Daytona race to the end of August. There's a certain nostalgia about what was once known as the Firecracker 400. Maybe it's a west coast thing. It doesn't elicit the same feeling…..August seems like a better fit.
As for Indy on July 5, why not? It's racing in the heartland on a holiday. Perhaps it has the effect of causing us to forget that the racing itself is nothing about which to write home.
All of this still doesn't get us down to the real conversation that needs to be had, but it's a move, nonetheless. There are some positives to take away from it.
They still need to have a serious conversation about short tracks, and within that, a discussion about Road America and Iowa. This will do for now.