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Q: How to check if entered password is equal to stored password? Suppose I've implemented a method to change the password in the user panel. Before doing the change, I ask to the user to enter the current password, I actually created this method:
[HttpPost]
[ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
public bool CheckCurrentPassword(string username, string password)
{
    var originalUser = _userManager.Users.FirstOrDefault(c => c.UserName == username);
    var hash = _userManager.PasswordHasher.HashPassword(originalUser, password);

    if (hash == originalUser.PasswordHash)
        return true;

    return false;
}

essentially I send to this method the username which is an unique field and I can retrieve the user which asked for password change. I get also the hash of the new password and then compare the hash to the stored hash in the database.
The problem is that the hash is different. I don't know why but with the same password I have two different hashes (one stored in the db) and another generated on the fly by the method.
Maybe there is another way to check if the current password is equal to the entered password?

A: This is exactly what UserManager<TUser>.CheckPasswordAsync(TUser, String) is for:
if (await _userManager.CheckPasswordAsync(originalUser, password))
{
    // Yes, it's the current password.
}

While you're at it, you're better off using UserManager.FindByNameAsync(String) to get your originalUser. The entire function could become:
[HttpPost]
[ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
public async Task<bool> CheckCurrentPassword(string username, string password)
{
    var originalUser = await _userManager.FindByNameAsync(username);

    // originalUser might be null (as in your example), so check for that accordingly.

    return await _userManager.CheckPasswordAsync(originalUser, password);
}

Using the Async methods requires your calling code to use async/await, which I've folded into the example above. Actions support this out of the box; handling a return type of Task<T>.
If you're interested in how the CheckPasswordAsync function is implemented, you can see for yourself in the source code, which might help you determine why your own version isn't working.

A: If the hashes are different then the method used to hash the password before entering it into the database must be different from_userManager.PasswordHasher.HashPassword. Can't really think of any other explanation. See if you are able to match the two ways of hashing.

A: I also encountered this problem, it was caused because the Hashing that was being made in the MVC project got manipulated by the SQL Database in some way, so this way (below) is how I managed to work around the issue of having a miss match in hashed password when comparing entered password and comparing to existing password in SQL Database.
You could try a slightly different way of comparing the entered password with the existing password.
public ActionResult Login(UserLogin login)
{

  var v = dc.Users.Where(a => a.UserEmailAddress == login.UserEmailAddress).FirstOrDefault();

  if(string.Compare(Crypto.Hash(login.UserPassword), v.UserPassword) == 0)
  {
     //do login here
  }
}

So if you have your controller set up to accept the login details from the form, you will be able to use the "login" to find the User in the database that you are trying to log in. With this User being found in the query, u can then proceed to perform the "string.Compare"
I hope this helps.

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<?php

namespace App\VacReqBundle\Controller;

use Doctrine\Common\Collections\ArrayCollection;
use App\UserdirectoryBundle\Controller\AuthorizedUserController;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
use App\UserdirectoryBundle\Controller\OrderAbstractController;
//use Sensio\Bundle\FrameworkExtraBundle\Configuration\Method;
//use Sensio\Bundle\FrameworkExtraBundle\Configuration\Route;
use Sensio\Bundle\FrameworkExtraBundle\Configuration\Template;
use Symfony\Component\Routing\Annotation\Route;

use App\UserdirectoryBundle\Entity\AccessRequest;
use App\UserdirectoryBundle\Controller\AccessRequestController;

/**
 * vacreq
 */
class VacReqAccessRequestController extends AccessRequestController
{

    public function __construct() {
        $this->siteName = 'vacreq';
        $this->siteNameShowuser = 'employees';
        $this->siteNameStr = 'Vacation Request';
        $this->roleBanned = 'ROLE_VACREQ_BANNED';
        $this->roleUser = 'ROLE_VACREQ_USER';
        $this->roleUnapproved = 'ROLE_VACREQ_UNAPPROVED';
        $this->roleEditor = 'ROLE_VACREQ_ADMIN';
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/access-requests/new/create", name="vacreq_access_request_new_plain", methods={"GET"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/access_request.html.twig")
     */
    public function accessRequestCreatePlainAction(Request $request)
    {
        //exit('accessRequestCreatePlainAction');
        return parent::accessRequestCreatePlain($request);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/access-requests/new", name="vacreq_access_request_new", methods={"GET"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/access_request.html.twig")
     */
    public function accessRequestCreateAction(Request $request)
    {
        return parent::accessRequestCreateAction($request);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/access-requests/new/pending", name="vacreq_access_request_create", methods={"POST"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/access_request.html.twig")
     */
    public function accessRequestAction(Request $request)
    {
        return parent::accessRequestAction($request);
    }

    /**
     * Lists all Access Request.
     *
     * @Route("/access-requests", name="vacreq_accessrequest_list", methods={"GET"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/access_request_list.html.twig")
     */
    public function accessRequestIndexAction(Request $request)
    {
        return parent::accessRequestIndexAction($request);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/access-requests/change-status/{id}/{status}", name="vacreq_accessrequest_change", methods={"GET"}, requirements={"id" = "\d+"})
     * @Template()
     */
    public function accessRequestChangeAction(Request $request, $id, $status)
    {
        return parent::accessRequestChangeAction($request, $id, $status);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/access-requests/{id}", name="vacreq_accessrequest_management", methods={"GET"}, requirements={"id" = "\d+"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/access_request_management.html.twig")
     */
    public function accessRequestManagementAction(Request $request, $id )
    {
        return parent::accessRequestManagementAction($request,$id);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/access-requests/submit/{id}", name="vacreq_accessrequest_management_submit", methods={"POST"}, requirements={"id" = "\d+"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/access_request_management.html.twig")
     */
    public function accessRequestManagementSubmitAction(Request $request, $id )
    {
        return parent::accessRequestManagementSubmitAction($request,$id);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/deny-access-request/{userId}", name="vacreq_accessrequest_remove", methods={"GET"}, requirements={"userId" = "\d+"})
     * @Template()
     */
    public function accessRequestRemoveAction(Request $request, $userId )
    {
        return parent::accessRequestRemoveAction($request,$userId);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/authorized-users/", name="vacreq_authorized_users", methods={"GET"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/authorized_users.html.twig")
     */
    public function authorizedUsersAction(Request $request )
    {
        return parent::authorizedUsersAction($request);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/authorization-user-manager/{id}", name="vacreq_authorization_user_management", methods={"GET"}, requirements={"id" = "\d+"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/access_request_management.html.twig")
     */
    public function authorizationManagementAction( Request $request, $id )
    {
        return parent::authorizationManagementAction($request,$id);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/authorization-user-manager/submit/{id}", name="vacreq_authorization_user_management_submit", methods={"POST"}, requirements={"id" = "\d+"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/access_request_management.html.twig")
     */
    public function authorizationManagementSubmitAction( Request $request, $id )
    {
        return parent::authorizationManagementSubmitAction($request,$id);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/revoke-access-authorization/{userId}", name="vacreq_authorization_remove", methods={"GET"}, requirements={"userId" = "\d+"})
     * @Template()
     */
    public function authorizationRemoveAction(Request $request, $userId)
    {
        return parent::authorizationRemoveAction($request,$userId);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/add-authorized-user/", name="vacreq_add_authorized_user", methods={"GET"})
     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/add_authorized_user.html.twig")
     */
    public function addAuthorizedUserAction( Request $request )
    {
        return parent::addAuthorizedUserAction($request);
    }

//    /**
//     * @Route("/add-authorized-user/submit/", name="vacreq_add_authorized_user_submit", methods={"POST"})
//     * @Template("AppUserdirectoryBundle/AccessRequest/add_authorized_user.html.twig")
//     */
//    public function addAuthorizedUserSubmitAction( Request $request )
//    {
//        return parent::addAuthorizedUserSubmitAction($request);
//    }

    public function getOrganizationalGroup() {
        $vacreqUtil = $this->container->get('vacreq_util');
        $organizationalGroups = $vacreqUtil->getAllGroups();
        return $organizationalGroups;
    }

    public function getGroupNote() {
        $vacreqUtil = $this->container->get('vacreq_util');
        $note = ""."Please choose an appropriate 'Organizational Group' below. Your vacation/business requests will be reviewed by this group's approvers."."";

        $organizationalGroupArr = array();
        $organizationalGroups = $vacreqUtil->getAllGroups(false);
        foreach($organizationalGroups as $instId=>$organizationalGroupName) {
            //echo "instId=$instId, organizationalGroupName=$organizationalGroupName
";
            $organizationalGroupArr[] = $organizationalGroupName;
        }

        if( count($organizationalGroupArr) > 0 ) {
            $noteInst = implode("
",$organizationalGroupArr);
        } else {
            $noteInst = NULL;
        }

        $note = $note."
".$noteInst;

        return $note;
    }

    public function getReasonNote() {
        $note = "Please indicate the reason for access request and indicate if you would like to become the approver.";
        //$note = "".$note."";
        return $note;
    }
}

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Social anxiousness upset ( SAD ) is a debilitating and chronic unwellness characterized by relentless fright of one or more societal or public presentation state of affairss. with a comparatively high life-time prevalence of 7 % to 13 % in the general population. Although the last two decennaries have witnessed tremendous growing in the survey of biological and dispositional factors underlying SAD. relatively small attending has been directed towards environmental factors in SAD. even though there has been much on-going work in the country. In this paper. we provide a recent reappraisal and review of proposed environmental hazard factors for SAD. concentrating on traditional every bit good as some understudied and unmarked environmental hazard factors: parenting and household environment. inauspicious life events. cultural and social factors. and gender functions. We besides discuss the demand for research design betterments and considerations for future waies.
Social anxiousness upset ( SAD ) . one time called societal phobic disorder. is the most common anxiousness upset that continues to be under-diagnosed. SAD is characterised by a pronounced. relentless fright and/or turning away of one or more societal state of affairss. The person is fearful of being exposed to unfamiliar people and/or to possible examination by others. On exposure to the feared state of affairs. intense anxiousness or panic onslaughts may happen. events that for some are perceived as humiliating or embarrassing. Those with SAD seek to be perfect. In the feared state of affairs. they dislike being observed ever believing that others are measuring them unfavorably. While turning away of the feared state of affairs is the norm. some penetrate the feared state of affairs sing anxiousness or a panic onslaught. For the diagnosing of SAD. sick persons must recognize their fright is inordinate and unreasonable. and that the status significantly impairs life. Anticipatory anxiousness is a dramatic characteristic of SAD. This anxiousness occurs prior to come ining the feared state of affairs. frequently come uping good in progress of the approaching societal event. For some. this anxiousness is frequently every bit straitening as the anxiousness and terror that may happen while in the state of affairs.
Underliing this anxiousness are fearful ideas that one's public presentation will non be perfect and an unfavorable rating will happen. Often those with SAD. following entry into the feared state of affairs. will set about a station mortem analysis normally measuring their public presentation unfavorably. To understand Social Anxiety. anxiousness itself has to be understood. Anxiety can be an emotional uncomfortableness. a fright. apprehensiveness or a concern that a individual has developed. Social anxiousness is the the concern of societal state of affairss and interactions. along with the fright of being judged or scrutinized by others. This can be characterized by an intense. ego-driven fright of what others are believing about them ( specifically fright of embarrassment. unfavorable judgment. rejection ) . that leads to the single feeling insecure. and non good plenty for the people around them. The consequences of this can make an intense fright and anxiousness in societal state of affairss. and the premise that equals will automatically reject them in those societal state of affairss.
The difference between societal anxiousness and normal apprehensiveness of societal state of affairss is that societal anxiousness involves an intense feeling of fright in societal state of affairss and particularly state of affairss that are unfamiliar or in which one will be watched or evaluated by others. The feeling of fright is so great that in these types of state of affairss one may be so disquieted that he or she feels dying merely believing about them and will travel to great lengths to avoid them. It occurs for different grounds. Developmental societal anxiousness occurs early in childhood as a normal portion of the development of societal operation. and is a phase that most kids grow out of. but job or chronic societal anxiousness may prevail ( possibly unnoticed ) until adolescence or may come up in maturity. Peoples vary in how frequently they experience societal anxiousness and in which sorts of state of affairss. Get the better ofing societal anxiousness depends on the individual and the state of affairs. In some instances it can be comparatively easy—just a affair of clip for many individuals—yet for some people societal anxiousness can go a really hard. painful and even disenabling job that is chronic in nature. The grounds are unknown.
Social anxiousness can be related to shyness or anxiety upsets or other emotional or temperamental factors. but its exact nature is still the topic of research and theory and the causes may change depending on the person. Recovery from chronic societal anxiousness is possible in many instances. but normally merely with some sort of therapy or sustained self-help or support group work. A psychopathic ( chronic and disenabling ) signifier of societal anxiousness is called societal phobic disorder or societal anxiousness upset. and is a chronic job that can ensue in a decreased quality of life. Standardized evaluation graduated tables such as Social Phobia Inventory can be used for testing societal anxiousness upset and mensurating badness of societal phobic disorder. Get the better ofing societal anxiousness of this type can be really hard without acquiring aid from healers. psychologists or support groups. Social anxiousness can besides be self-integrated and relentless for people who suffer from obsessive-compulsive upset. which can besides do the societal anxiousness harder to get the better of. particularly if ignored. Some use the footings societal anxiousness and societal phobic disorder interchangeably.
2. What are the effects of Social Anxiety on the Academic Performance of Grade 7 High School pupils of Hermano Miguel Integrated School? 3. What are the factors that affect the Social Anxiety among the Grade 7 high school pupils of Hermano Miguel Integrated School? 4. To what extent does Social Anxiety affect the Academic Performance of the pupils. 5. How could Social Anxiety be prevented among Grade 7 High School Students?
This survey can assist them to cognize what the effects of societal anxiousness might do their academic public presentation. If they know what the effects of societal anxiousness on them are. they can work on their failings and strengths.
They can assist the pupils who have societal anxiousness to work on their failings and develop them into strengths.
They will cognize how to steer their kids. so that they will non develop societal anxiousness therefore taking to a good life.
Consequences of this survey will be of value for future research workers for the ground that this survey would profit them to get new thoughts on how societal anxiousness can impact the academic public presentation of people. when it is acquired. how it can be prevented and what could be the possible result or consequence of the individual affected.
The survey focuses on the effects of societal anxiousness on the academic public presentation of Grade 7 High School pupils from Hermano Miguel Integrated School. The participants of the survey involved 50 freshers pupils ( 18 males and 32 females ) from Hermano Miguel Integrated School. The survey is merely limited on the respondents of this survey that are Grade 7 High school pupils for the school twelvemonth 2012-2013.
Social anxiousness is defined as the fright and turning away of societal state of affairss in which a individual might be exposed to negative rating by others. The costs of inordinate societal anxiousness can be considerable. This includes higher chances of being individual or divorced or holding no romantic relationships. a broad scope of sexual disfunctions and occupational damages. smaller societal webs and less societal support. general studies of low quality of life. and a greater hazard for suicidality and comorbid psychiatric diagnosings ( e. g. . Bodinger et Al. . 2002 ; Davidson. Hughes. George. & A ; Blazer. 1994 ; Schneier et Al. . 1994 ) . The huge bulk of research suggests that societal anxiousness exists on a continuum ( McNeil. 2001 ) —from the absence of societal fright. through ordinary shyness and mild societal anxiousness. to more intense. and functionally impairing societal frights. including generalised societal anxiousness upset ( SAD ) . This continuum will be referred to as the societal anxiousness spectrum.
Over the past few decennaries. an extended organic structure of research has been devoted to specifying and cataloguing the hurt and damage associated with and caused by inordinate societal anxiousness. The primary focal point on pathology has coincided with minimum consideration of how societal anxiousness relates to positive. healthy properties. This article presents a theoretical reappraisal and meta-analysis of bing Differentiating positive and negative psychological substrates For decennaries. it has been proposed that the absence of abnormal psychology is non synonymous with psychological wellness ( World Health Organization. 1946 ) . Several meeting lines of research support the being of two comparatively independent systems of human working. Alternatively of being end points on a individual continuum. positive and negative affects form two negatively correlated but separate factors ( Bradburn. 1969 ; Diener & A ; Emmons. 1985 ) with distinguishable correlatives and procedures. The distinction between positive and negative affect has been supported by research on parts of neurological and physiological activity ( Davidson. 1992 ) . facial looks ( Ekman. 1982 ) . cognitive manner ( Cacioppo & A ; Berntson. 1994 ) . decision-making ( Lerner & A ; Keltner. 2000 ) . and end orientation ( Higgins. 1998 ) .
Positive and negative experiences can be construed as end products of separate. adaptative. biobehavioral systems ( Gray. 1987 ) . Positive experiences derive from the appetitive/approach system. which is sensitive to honor cues and motivates the being to prosecute enjoyable chances. Negative experiences derive from the aversive/avoidance system. which is sensitive to menace and danger and motivates the being to retreat from potentially painful stimulations. The first increases the likeliness of geting accomplishments. cognition. and resources that lead to personal growing and construct societal bonds. The 2nd decreases the likeliness of loss and decease. and doing ill-informed behavioural schemes taking to societal exclusion and the loss of entree to societal group resources. A planar attack to positive and negative experiences suggests that inordinate negative affect does non necessarily take to decrease positive affect and appetitive procedures. A survey of the construction of mental wellness in a survey with over 3000 community participants. found two negatively related. independent dimensions ( Keyes. 2005 ) .
Measures of the presence or absence of depression. generalized anxiousness upset. panic upset. and alcohol dependance comprised one factor whereas steps of psychological and societal wellbeing comprised a 2nd factor. Certain psychiatric conditions such as depression and schizophrenic disorder are explicitly defined by lessened positive affect ( a individual standard reflecting anhedonia ; American Psychiatric Association. 2000 ) . However. a diagnosing of mental unwellness ( by itself ) fails to supply information on a persons' form of positive psychological experiences and events. It would be erroneous to connote that negative affect is synonymous with upset and positive affect with wellness. There is grounds that some grade of negativeness is cardinal to healthy personal and societal operation. This includes work proposing an optimum mean ratio of positive to negative emotions during ( 1 ) mundane life that differentiates people who are and are non booming ( Fredrickson & A ; Losada. 2005 ) and ( 2 ) matrimonial struggle that differentiates people who are at low and high hazard for divorce ( Gottman. 1994 ) .
The experience and look of negative affect can frequently be a direct path to familiarity development. successful problem-solving attempts. and continuity toward hard ends. Other work suggests the presence of non-linear dealingss between affect and adaptative results. For illustration. inordinate. unmanageable. or culturally unacceptable positive experiences are a characteristic of pathologies such as frenzied episodes. unprompted upsets. and paraphilias. As another illustration. in moderateness. feelings of guilt can suppress morally questionable behaviour and advance prosocial behaviour. A full treatment of these dynamic dealingss is beyond the range of the current paper. Nonetheless. bing informations provide grounds for the psychological and societal benefits of frequent positive affect. wonder. and explorative inclinations ( Kashdan & A ; Fincham. 2004 ; Lyubomirsky. King. & A ; Diener. 2005 ) . In this article. a theoretical and empirical principle is provided for inordinate societal anxiousness as a factor that interferes with the experience of two dimensions of psychological wellness: positive affect and wonder. A cardinal constituent in judgements of wellbeing is the frequence and strength of pleasant emotions such as joy and gratitude.
Positive affect makes life gratifying and besides serves to increase psychological flexibleness. prolong get bying and booming attempts. construct societal bonds. and counter the inauspicious physiological and psychological effects of negative emotions ( Lazarus. 1993 ; Fredrickson. 1998 ) . Interpreting positive emotions as evolutionarily adaptative. Fredrickson ( 1998 ) emphasizes their function in broadening and beef uping intrapersonal ( cognitive. physical ) and interpersonal resources. Datas on the construction of well-being discovery that positive affect ( a nucleus marker of hedonistic wellbeing or the presence of pleasance and life satisfaction ) m is positively related. but distinguishable from wonder and other indices of psychological wellbeing ( Kashdan. 2002. 2004 ; Keyes. Shmotkin. & A ; Ryff. 2002 ) . As an illustration of the different maps of positive affect such as joy from wonder. conceive of a individual telling a repast at a eating house. The individual experiencing joy is likely to order a dish they liked in the yesteryear. whereas the individual experiencing funny is likely to seek a new and alone dish. Curiosity is a pleasant. appetitive province wherein people recognize. seek out. and want to look into new information and experiences.
Curiosity motivates people to research and prevail in the activity that ab initio stimulated their involvement ( Izard. 1977 ) . When people feel funny. they thrive on novel and disputing interactions with the universe. with explorative behaviour necessarily taking to an enlargement of cognition. accomplishments. and resources. The kernel of populating a satisfying and meaningful life is the ability to flexibly accommodate to different contexts such that wonder for honoring and disputing activities is satisfied and anxiousness for moderately unsafe activities is heeded. For peculiarly ( socially ) dying people. feelings of anxiousness and flight inclinations are expected to be the default response to stimuli perceived as novel or challenging. Consequently. wonder and geographic expedition may be thwarted. Over clip. an accretion of unrealized desires and wagess is expected to hold considerable psychological costs ( e. g. . stagnancy in work. leisure. and cognitive abilities ; societal cocoon ) .
Recent progresss suggest that ( 1 ) positive and negative affects are negatively related but independent. ( 2 ) there are cases when pleasance and displeasure are experienced at the same time. ( 3 ) in the absence or minimum being of menace. people tend to be interested and explorative ( Cacioppo & A ; Berntson. 1994 ) . and ( 4 ) certain negatively valenced conditions interfere with the experience of positive affect and psychological wellbeing. Despite these progresss. surveies with clinical samples have yet to analyze the nature of assorted feelings or analyze additive and non-linear dealingss with constituents of psychological wellbeing. Furthermore. the relation of societal anxiousness to hedonic and psychological well-being has been peculiarly neglected relation to other clinical conditions ( e. g. . depression and schizophrenic disorder ) . To turn to this spread. the theoretical and empirical relation of societal anxiousness with positive affect and wonder was examined. Theoretical principle for analyzing societal anxiousness and positive experiences Why might societal anxiousness inhibit positive experiences?
Elementss of several theoretical theoretical accounts of societal anxiousness can be synthesized to supply a theoretical principle ( Baumeister & A ; Tice. 1990 ; Clark & A ; Wells. 1995 ; Gilbert. 2001 ; Leary. 2000 ) . with extra attending to a self-regulatory position of abnormal psychology ( Widiger & A ; Trull. 1991 ) . Social anxiousness is arguably a constituent of the biologically based turning away system. designed to alarm and protect against possible societal rejection. To be accepted. people need to affect upon others that they are a worthy societal investing. Peoples who are attractive ( physically and psychologically ) . socially desirable ( e. g. . intelligent. interesting ) . competent. and antiphonal to conventional societal group norms are considered a worthy investing of clip. energy. and resources ( Baumeister & A ; Tice. 1990 ; Gilbert. 2001 ) . These features are evaluated by other people ; therefore. to some grade. a person's societal worth is unstable and unmanageable. Consequently. societal anxiousness can be triggered by concerns about doing a favourable feeling on others. beliefs that one will be unable to make so. and assessments of societal danger.
Peoples with greater societal anxiousness are highly reactive to societal menace cues ( Gilboa-Schechtman. Foa. & A ; Amir. 1999 ; Stein. Goldin. Sareen. Zorrilla. & A ; Brown. 2002 ) . study biased estimations of the chance and danger of assorted societal events ( Foa. Franklin. Perry. & A ; Herbert. 1996 ) . and systematically undervalue their societal public presentation and overrate the visibleness of anxiousness ( e. g. . Wallace & A ; Alden. 1997 ) . These information-processing prejudices appear to worsen anxiousness. self-presentation concerns. and the usage of turning away get bying schemes ( Clark & A ; Wells. 1995 ) . Surveies have besides shown that a subset of socially dying people externalize their choler. engage in aggressive and selfish behaviours. and are braggart and narcissistic as a agency to derive blessing or prevent rejection ( Erwin. Heimberg. Schneier. & A ; Liebowitz. 2003 ; Kachin. Newman. & A ; Pincus. 2001 ; Vohs. Baumeister. & A ; Ciarocco. 2005 ) . These apparently self-contradictory. uninhibited behaviours are proposed to differ in content from over-regulated turning away behaviours but the functional end is the same: to avoid the experience of anxiousness or the likeliness of rejection.
Anxiety and societal activity are omnipresent and in stead of a hermit-like being. are virtually ineluctable in mundane life. Theoretically. it would be emotionally and physically run outing to be hyper-focused on the control. fright. and turning away of these natural and frequent internal and external events. At any given point in clip. people have a limited supply of physical energy. attentional. and self-regulatory resources ( Muraven & A ; Baumeister. 2000 ; Widiger & A ; Trull. 1991 ) . Research workers have found support for the impression that self-regulatory accomplishments are a limited resource and excessively much effort weakens one's abilities to be effectual in subsequent undertakings. This limited resource theoretical account is of relevancy to understanding the psychological wellness of people with inordinate societal anxiousness. Several surveies by Vohs et Al. ( 2005 ) found a cyclical relation such that consuming self-regulation in a given undertaking reduces the ability to efficaciously prosecute in feeling direction. and effortful feeling direction drains and impairs self-denial in consecutive demanding undertakings. The paradox is that inordinate efforts to do a positive feeling. be less dying. and avoid rejection lead to a depletion of the necessary self-control resources to efficaciously forestall socially unwanted behaviours.
This includes unsuitably self-disclosing confidant inside informations. being unresponsive to the feelings and involvements of societal interaction spouses. and being progressively physiologically aroused and dying ( e. g. . Gross. 1998 ; Vohs et Al. . 2005 ) . Besides fearing and avoiding societal state of affairss. there is turning acknowledgment that people can besides fear and avoid socially dying ideas. images. feelings. and bodily esthesiss ( experiential turning away ; Hayes. Wilson. Gifford. Follette. & A ; Strosahl. 1996 ) . When this happens. the feared stimulation can non be easy avoided as these dying reactions derive from within. When frights span the expectancy. experience. and wake of societal interactions. or any period of internal processing about one's societal attraction. activity. and working. there are abundant chances to consume limited regulative resources. With this broadened range of feared state of affairss. it is easy to conceive of how inordinate societal anxiousness may interfere with wonder and positive experiences during societal and non-social events. In add-on. routinely moving in ways to change. control. and avoid anxiousness before. during. and after perceived societal state of affairss out of fright of sing anxiousness. may play a formative function in how inordinate societal anxiousness finally erodes regulative resources and positive results.
Of peculiar concern is the grade to which life picks are made to change and avoid anxiousness and the state of affairss that might arouse them at the disbursal of life in congruity with personal values and nisuss ( Forsyth. Eifert. & A ; Barrios. 2006 ) . In this theoretical account. of import determiners of the lessened positive results of socially dying people include the grade to which dying reactions are viewed as harmful. how they are tolerated. and the attempts undertaken to modulate them. The being of fulfilling societal interactions and relationships is the most distinguishing feature of really happy people ( Diener & A ; Seligman. 2002 ; Myers & A ; Diener. 1995 ) .
Theory and informations support an scrutiny of societal anxiousness as a forecaster of lessened positive affect and wonder. The anterior theoretical synthesis provides an initial model of how inordinate societal anxiousness might take people to incur shortages in positive experiences. The theoretical account suggests a series of causal sequences among societal anxiousness. self-regulatory procedures. and diminished positive experiences. However. an initial nexus demands to be established. In this paper. analyses were confined to whether the societal anxiousness spectrum was related to positive affect and wonder. The present survey was the first quantitative reappraisal. utilizing meta-analytic techniques. aggregative surveies on dealingss between the societal anxiousness spectrum and positive experiences. Three chief inquiries were addressed. First. to what extent was the societal anxiousness spectrum ( reciprocally ) related to positive affect and wonder? Second. possible moderators of these dealingss were investigated. including operationalizing societal anxiousness as a continuum or the presence/absence of upset ( SAD ) and research methodological analysis.
Positive affect and wonder were examined as dispositional traits ( personality questionnaires ) and emotional provinces manipulated in experiments or recorded with diary methods. Of involvement was whether meta-analytic dealingss differed for short-run fleeting experiences of positive emotions and wonder ( provinces ) compared to cumulative long-run forms ( traits ) . Third. meta-analyses of specificity trials were conducted. That is. the average consequence size of dealingss between the societal anxiousness spectrum and positive experiences after statistically commanding for other negative affectional conditions ( e. g. . depressive symptoms and upsets ) .
Several theoretical theoretical accounts of anxiousness and depression suggest that general negative affect is common to both conditions whereas diminished positive affect and battle in pleasant events are limited to depression ( Clark & A ; Watson. 1991 ; Davidson. 1994 ) . Despite support for the differentiation between general anxiousness conditions and depression ( e. g. . Burns & A ; Eidelson. 1998 ; Clark. Steer. & A ; Beck. 1994 ; Watson et Al. . 1995 ) . there has been merely peripheral attending as to whether diminished positive experiences differentiate depression from the societal anxiousness spectrum. The huge bulk of surveies proving this theoretical account ( which includes bodily rousing as the anxiousness specific factor ) did non measure societal anxiousness. The meta-analytic trials were conducted as an initial measure of the more comprehensive theoretical model outlined.
1. Pull up a survey agenda.
3. Determine your sum of survey hours.
4. Determine single "units" of survey.
5. Survey with all the concentration you can count.
6. Keep your notes for one topic wholly.
7. Salvage a designated survey country.
9. Supply proper illuming in your topographic point of survey.
10. Remove or minimise ocular distractions.
11. Survey with proper attitude.
1. Watch your physical wellness. Sufficient slumber and exercising are non luxuries to featherbed your flesh. They are indispensable if you wish to keep the physical status necessary for advancement in surveies. 2. Survey in orderly milieus. Make your best to maintain your desk tidy. with ample illuming. Heaps of disordered books are normally the mark of a broken head. Do non seek to analyze while drooping in bed or sprawling on a sofa. and shun evitable distractions. You can non transport on a conversation. have one ear on our wireless. and survey at the same clip. This does non intend that conversation and wireless are tabu. merely that they do non blend with survey. Whatever you do. make with undivided attending. 3. Use the aid your instructors are paid to give. Part of the teacher's occupation is to give counsel to pupils. Make non be afraid to inquire for it. Merely be certain that before seeking such aid you prepare yourself.
Your inquiries should be specific. non reargue and besides 1s to which you have tried to happen the reply on your ain. Never ask a instructor merely to reiterate an account that was given in category. Make clear precisely what portion of the account you have failed to hold on. 4. Travel over written assignments. When a written assignments or a quiz is corrected and returned. make non merely glimpse at your class and toss the paper in the rubbish. Find out where you went incorrect and where you hit the bull's oculus. Remember that such assignments are frequently old of the concluding scrutiny and remarks in the border are keys to our teacher's manner of thought. 5. Foster a positive attitude towards all your surveies. one manner of developing good survey wonts and independent work among pupils. harmonizing to naungayan. is through effectual assignment. The assignment is main agencies of stimulating and directing larning activities inside or outside the schoolroom. It helps in making favourable attitudes toward the undertaking to be done. Students take pride in their achievements. which serves to actuate the pupils to make better.
One of the schemes employed by instructors in instruction is the independent survey attack. This is scheme besides promotes the developments of "self-teaching" accomplishments and worthwhile wonts of work and survey. Harmonizing to salandanan. it is because independent survey enables a pupil to set about an in-depth probe of an country of involvement. It is intended to supply a alone tilting experience non usually achieved. Through class-directed schemes. It takes into consideretaion the ability of the pupils to work independently every bit good as their strong feeling of assurance and answerability. Efficient survey wonts should be cultivated in order to beef up acquisition and better keeping. Harmonizing to Aquino and Razon. there are of import determiners of effectual survey: 1. The Learner's set. The word "set" refers to the student's attitude or sensitivity toward the work. his purposes and his outlooks. One who sees that the acquisition of certain stuff is related to the attainment of his end has a more favourable attitude toward analyzing that stuff and makes a greater attempt to retrieve it than one who does non acknowledge its relevancy.
The really act of desiring and seeking to retrieve something because one sees the value of making so is a requirement of successful survey. 2. Time and topographic point for analyzing. Most books and lectures on the techniques of analyzing Begin by emphasizing the importance of the student's holding a definite topographic point and clip for this intent. During on a regular basis scheduled survey periods. a kid can work in the library. analyze hall or his ain schoolroom in an ambiance. which should be contributing to larning. If it is all possible. the pupil should hold a topographic point of his ain at place where he can analyze. — a comfy topographic point. quiet and free from distractions. with all the necessary tools handy so that he does non hold to blow clip piecing them. Budgeting one's clip may present a greater job than turn uping an appropriate topographic point for analyzing. High school and college pupils who have greater freedom and duty and the affair of utilizing clip sagely. are advised to pull and follow a daily agenda which includes non merely specified sums of clip but specific hours to be spent on each topic. 3. Distribution of pattern. Distributed or spaced larning refers to pattern or bore. which is spread over several short Sessionss. Undistributed or massed larning refers to that which is concentrated in fewer but longer periods.
About without exclusion. surveies of comparative effects of infinite and concentrated pattern show the high quality of the former. With motor. every bit good as. conceptual acquisition and with meaningful. every bit good as. nonsensical stuff. the grounds suggests that the shorter the survey period. the better the consequences. provided of class that the pattern session is non excessively short. The most efficient length and spacing of survey sessionals depend. of class. on the nature of stuff and the adulthood of the scholar. Experimental grounds. nevertheless. supports the undermentioned generalisations and recommendations: shorter survey periods are more effectual for younger than the older students ; new stuffs should be introduced in little. easy doses with short initial pattern periods reasonably near together in a gradual prolongation of the clip between such periods ; when the stuff is extremely important. when an drawn-out tune-up or deepness of concentration is necessary or when the pupils are comparatively bright. longer periods are recommended ; when a big sum of stuff is to be learned. when motive is low and the topic is non peculiarly interesting. when a big figure of mistakes are likely to happen. when the undertaking is reasonably hard and the pupils are non specially superb. shorter Sessionss are prepared.
4. Overlearning. It is the repeat continued beyond the point of initial command or au naturel comprehension of a undertaking. Its intent is to bring forth a high grade of keeping. Overlearning is achieved through drill instead than pattern. The differentiation between these two is non ever clearly understood. Practice refers to the repeat of an act in order to convey about a coveted alteration in behaviour. Drill refers to the repeat of an act in order to give permanency to the new manner of moving. 5. Attempted callback. Attempted callback or self-recitation is a more economical usage of one's survey clip than rereading. Self-recitation may take a figure of signifiers. depending upon the type of stuff to be learned. For illustration. in analyzing French. the pupil might cover the English interlingual renditions of the words on his vocabulary list and prove his ability to remember them. A slightly more luxuriant strategy is the "Survey Q3R" method of survey. which includes five stairss: study. inquiry. reading. recitation and reappraisal. The pupil begins his reading assignment by peeking rapidly through the chapter. observing its chief header or divisions. He formulates for himself a few inquiries about each of these chief points. He reads the book until he is satisfied that he has replies to these inquiries. Then he recites to himself. proving his cognition of the topic.
Theoretically. the chief advantage of the whole method is that it facilitates the student's acquisition of an overview or a general apprehension of the stuff to be learned. It helps him to comprehend relationships among sections of the lessons and tends to do them intend more to him than they would when he studied piecemeal. The whole method. nevertheless. may be detering ot the pupil who works for a long period of clip without seeing that his attempts pay any dividends. When the portion method is used. the feeling that he is doing advancement comes earlier. and he can see success as he attains each of his intermediate bomber ends. The portion method nevertheless. is supposed to guarantee command of each of the constituents of the unit. By and large talking. it may be said that the whole method is likely more effectual with the brighter and more mature pupils. particularly when the stuff to be learned is comprehendible and of import to them ; younger pupils. slow scholars and mean pupils who are larning stuff which is non good organized will likely happen the portion more advantageous.
From this reappraisal of related local literature. it is extremely related to our present survey on the decision that the development of efficient survey wonts in the pupils is a must. It is because larning is self-development through self-activity. The pupils should cognize how to larn. how to be independent in analyzing. how to be autonomous so that they will be equipped with accomplishments needed to cover with their school assignment and with their ever-changing environment. No individual can give the scholar an instruction. Merely she/he. can. The instructor is at that place to steer her/him possibly to spur. centainly to give a manus when needed. Books and equipments are indispensable tools which the scholar must larn to utilize decently. But all these are incidental. The indispensable pedagogue is the scholar.
Figure 1. Show the conceptual model of this survey. As shown in the pardigm. the inputs of the survey were the profiles of the respondents. their anxiousness degrees. and their public presentation degree. To be able to accomplish the intended intent of this survey. analysis of the input informations was employed. As a whole. this research envisioned to come up with an empirical footing for the research worker to plan an instructional development on how societal anxiousness affects the academic public presentation of class 7 high school pupils of Hermano Miguel Integrated School.
This survey made by the research workers was conducted at Hermano Miguel Integrated School. Noveleta. Cavite.
The research workers decided to utilize random trying which is the most normally used method in which each take parting respondent was given an equal opportunity of being selected for the survey. Merely 50 ( 50 ) Grade 7 pupils were selected to take part in the survey.
The respondents of the survey are Grade 7 high school pupils of Hermano Miguel Integrated School. The research workers chose the Grade 7 pupils because most of them are new.


Colorado is routinely located near the top of Top 10 Lists for a variety of topics. Whether it's a blog about sports fans or an article on healthy lifestyles, Colorado earns a high ranking. What is it that makes this square-shaped, mid-western state so spectacular? (And, no; it isn't because it's legal to be a "mile-high.") Colorado's vibrant cities, recreational opportunities and breathtaking landscape offer something for everyone.
Those mountains are used for more than climbing. Have you heard about skiing in Colorado?
Denver is a vibrant city with a multitude of cultural venues.
Despite the notoriety for its winter sports, Colorado presents 4 distinct seasons.
Speaking of Broncos, Denver International Airport has that creepy blue horse with red eyes.
Drink up! Colorado is home to more than 140 Craft Breweries.
Before stopping at the local brewery, try working. Colorado ranks per capita personal income 8th in the nation.
Colorado is filled with Educated People.
Not only are Colorado residents educated, they're healthy and attractive!
It's easy to stay fit with 300 Days of Sunshine per year!
Hungry AND you want cliff diving to mariachi music? Stop at Casa Bonita.
Since you're into taking risks, check out Blackhawk & Central City. Yes, gambling is legal here, too!
While walking on the wild side, take a moment to appreciate the Colorado Wildlife.
Other Wild Stuff... the National Western Stock show.
Wild Rides at Elitch's... one of the roller coasters is called, The Mind Eraser.
For a calmer ride, hop on the Light Rail System and travel to any of 52 stations.
A hot stop along the way is the 16th Street Mall.
Colorado is colorful and not only because of the Aspens!


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The objective of this project was to transfer knowledge among developing country decision-makers through two policy briefings. These featured examples of policies/programmes that had been devised to promote development while transitioning to a low carbon and climate resilient future. The policy briefings aimed to assist donors, development banks and NGOs by providing a candid view of what works and why. The briefs were in a format that was easy to understand and, most importantly, to engage with and proactively transfer into workable interventions where action and climate compatible development interventions would be most needed.
The case studies were relevant and accessible for an international audience of decision-makers in developing countries (government, private sector and civil society) and subsidiary organisations (including funding organisations, research institutions and NGOs) seeking lessons learnt that could be transferred and replicated to other contexts and regions, and subsequently would lead to programmes or policies that were scaled-up to or beyond the national level.
LTS provided full authorship (including background research and interviews) of one briefing on geothermal energy in Kenya, and co-authorship of one briefing on climate finance governance: lessons from establishing national Implementing Entities in Jamaica and Senegal. We also provided peer review of two further briefing notes in the series.
The published policy brief on climate finance governance can be downloaded here and the brief on harnessing geothermal energy in Kenya here.


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Proposals for a new "Future System Operator" – key takeaways
On 20 July 2021, the Department for Business, Energy & Industry Strategy ("BEIS") and Ofgem published a joint consultation (the "Consultation") in respect of its proposals for a Future System Operator (the "FSO"). The Consultation follows Ofgem's review of the GB energy system operation in January 2021 (the "Review"), which considered the energy system changes associated with delivering net zero. Amongst a number of key findings, Ofgem considered that there is a strong case for creating a system operator which is independent of the transmission asset owners and combines certain responsibilities for electricity and gas net zero system roles.
The electricity and gas system operators are currently both ultimately owned by National Grid plc. The Electricity System Operator ("NGESO") is a legally separate entity within National Grid's wider group and the Gas System Operator ("GSO") is integrated within the National Grid Gas business. The Consultation proposes that all the current NGESO roles and functions are to be carried out by the FSO and in respect of gas system operation, the FSO should undertake strategic network planning, long-term forecasting, and market strategy functions only.
This article provides a summary of the Consultation's stated case for change to an FSO and the proposed roles and organisational models suggested for the FSO; and comments on what the FSO may look like.
The Consultation notes that the transition to net-zero will increase operational complexity of the energy system and require a step-change in whole system coordination, planning and strategy. While NGESO and GSO have unparalleled insight into system operation, established engineering expertise and an understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with different technologies and system approaches, the Consultation suggests that perceived conflicts of interest between NGESO and GSO with the wider National Grid business have made it challenging to drive a genuinely integrated approach to system operation. The Consultation considers that this in turn raises the following considerations:
whether NGESO and GSO may choose not to engage in a topic, because they do not consider it would be appropriate for them to opine on an area where they may be conflicted;
whether Government, Ofgem or industry may replicate work undertaken by the system operators to verify that the information or advice they received was correct rather than potentially based on conflicts of interest; or
whether industry participants may change their behaviour towards the system operators due to a belief that the system operators will make decisions based on their own commercial interests rather than in a free and transparent manner.
Proposed roles and functions of the FSO
Electricity system operation
It is proposed that the FSO undertakes all the existing roles and functions of NGESO due to perceived synergies between balancing the electricity system and analysing its future needs.
Gas system operation
The Consultation notes that the considerations with gas system operation are different in that there are greater challenges with moving real time system operation away from the gas transmission owner (e.g., relating to gas safety management and lost synergies around managing network constraints). Therefore, the Consultation proposes two options for how gas system operation can be integrated within the FSO as follows:
the FSO is responsible for gas strategic network planning, long-term forecasting and market strategy functions only (this is the preferred option); or
the FSO is responsible for all GSO roles, including real time system operation functions.
New and enhanced FSO roles
The Consultation also anticipates that several new and enhanced roles and functions of system operation will be required to drive decarbonisation at least cost, such as network planning and development, competition to fulfil specific system needs, co-ordination (both across energy sectors and regional decarbonisation) and developing engineering and data standards. In summary, the proposed new and enhanced FSO roles are as follows:
Advisory role - supporting decision-making organisations on key policy and regulatory decisions across the energy system;
Dispute resolution – taking a role in determining disputes between industry parties;
System planning and network development – the proposals here are wide-ranging and include carrying out holistic and coordinated network planning and critically evaluating investment proposals as part of price controls. The Consultation expects these network planning functions to be largely advisory;
Driving competition in energy networks - running tenders, advising on tendering criteria, and making recommendation to Ofgem on where network competition for specific projects would be in consumers' interests;
Energy market design – playing a greater role in market design, for example taking responsibility for certain Capacity Market functions that currently sit within BEIS or Ofgem;
Coordination with distribution networks – this largely involves working with DNOs and GDNs to enable whole system optimisation and better network processes;
Heat and transport decarbonisation – playing a greater role in advising and coordinating elements of heat and transport decarbonisation such as supporting with local energy mapping;
Data and digitalisation – taking on greater data responsibilities such as horizon scanning, monitoring data developments and coordinating and maintaining data standards across the energy sector;
Future system operability, engineering standards and energy code development – the roles here are wide-ranging and cover monitoring and recommending changes to codes and engineering standards and having oversight of the whole of energy code development as an Integrated Rule Making Body; and
Supporting hydrogen and CCUS – taking on additional functions to support the growth and persification of hydrogen networks and the development of CCUS.
Possibility of electricity-cas control room coordination and information sharing
While not currently under consideration, with the development of hydrogen capabilities there may be scenarios where there are greater benefits in having a combined gas / hydrogen and electricity FSO control room operating the whole energy system on a daily basis. This would however be dependent on whether any hydrogen uptake is at a national level, the prevailing type of hydrogen produced and who the system operator would be. There would therefore be further consideration on the costs and benefits when there is greater clarity on this issue. This is expected to be in the late 2020s.
BEIS and Ofgem are currently considering whether information sharing between the current control rooms can be improved as well as assessing the consequences of such changes. The Review of the Impact of a Gas Supply Shortage on the Electricity Network (RIGSSE) project is also considering this issue and the RIGSSE could therefore have implications for the FSO's information sharing arrangements when it starts to operate.
Proposed organisational models for the FSO and implementation
The Consultation considers two different organisation models for the FSO:
a standalone privately owned model, independent of energy sector interests; and
a highly independent corporate body model classified within the public sector, but with operational independence from government.
The models differ primarily on the basis of incentives. The first model would establish an FSO on a for-profit basis and would use market mechanisms to fund debts. The second model would be "not for profit" so its overarching objectives would structurally drive and incentivise its behaviours. For both models, the Consultation proposes the high-level functions and duties of the FSO will be set out in legislation and the FSO will be a licensed entity. Moreover, the Consultation states that Ofgem and BEIS would consider the design of one or more licences to regulate existing and additional FSO roles and functions.
BEIS and Ofgem continue to engage with stakeholders in respect of implementation of the FSO. However, the Consultation notes that the preferred approach to implementation is a phased implementation of the FSO, with the FSO taking on all the existing capabilities and functions of NGESO as a first step, followed by phased introduction of any further functions of the FSO. The consultation notes that this is expected to likely involve a sale process of NGESO and potentially of part of National Grid Gas.
Moving forward it seems likely that BEIS and Ofgem will draw inspiration from other independent system operator models around the world. Notable examples that Ofgem and BEIS are likely to draw upon include PJM (regarded as one of the best ISO models) and the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO).
Under PJM's model, it is responsible for making the decisions in relation to the roles and responsibilities of the members and generators bidding in the daily energy markets, outlining the standards for the stable supply and demand of energy, and directing how the transmission system and future energy needs are planned and managed. PJM's planning process focuses on load forecasting including analysing and co-ordinating planned upgrades, with long-range planning studies and future demand analysed by relevant studies. The cost of upgrades to the transmission system are allocated to the transmission owners following the rules in PJM's governing documents. The transmission owners are further obligated to build the transmission projects required to maintain reliability standards that have been approved by the PJM Board.
AEMO acts as system operator and its role is to maintain system security and reliability using a projected assessment of system adequacy to assess both the short-term (6 day period) and the long term (24 month period) adequacy of supply. AEMO also undertakes forecasting and planning of the system as well as working with the Energy Security Board to design and implement the regulatory framework. Currently AEMO is reforming in line with an independent review into the future security of the National Electricity Market. This review highlights the key learnings for AEMO from the US blueprint and specifically cites PJM as an example.
Therefore, with AEMO drawing on PJM and its reputation as one of the pre-eminent ISOs, it seems likely that the FSO will be heavily influenced by the US ISO model and PJM in particular.
The Consultation closes on 28 September 2021. Further consultations will follow in respect of the more detailed aspects of the proposals set out in the Consultation such as the FSO's licensing and funding arrangements, mechanisms for incentivising desired outcomes and appropriate mechanisms for engaging sector participants in operation and oversight.
Munir Hassan
Partner, London Head of the CMS Energy & Climate Change Group
Juliet Stradling
London Senior Counsel
Thomas Forman
Senior Associate, London
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Constitutional Court (Portugal)
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The Constitutional Court (Portuguese: Tribunal Constitucional, pronounced [tɾibuˈnaɫ kõʃtitusiuˈnaɫ]) is a special court, defined by the Portuguese Constitution as part of the judicial branch of the Portuguese political organization. Unlike the rest of the country's courts, the Constitutional Court has important characteristics, such as a special composition, and unique competences. The main task of the court is to review the constitutionality of the newly approved laws, but it also has important powers related to the President of the Republic, the political parties and referenda.
Composition method
10 judges elected by the Assembly of the Republic, 3 judges elected by co-option
Portuguese Constitution
Judge term length
9 years, with no possible reelection
No. of positions
13 judges
www.tribunalconstitucional.pt
Manuel da Costa Andrade
The Portuguese Constitution defines the Constitutional Court as a completely independent organ, that operates independently from the other branches of government, such as the Executive or the Legislative. The judges of the Constitutional Court are independent and cannot be impeached. The decisions of the court are above the decisions of any other authority.
The court convenes in Lisbon, in the Ratton Palace located in Bairro Alto.
OrganizationEdit
The court is composed by thirteen judges, ten of them are elected by the Assembly of the Republic, the main legislative branch of the country, and they must be elected by two thirds majority of the members of the Assembly. The remaining three are elected by the already elected judges. Of the thirteen judges, six must be chosen among the general court's judges, the remaining must have at least a degree in law. The judges serve a nine years mandate and cannot be re-elected.
The Constitutional Court elects its own president and vice-president and approves its own rules, schedule and budget.
The President of the Constitutional Court (together with the President of the Supreme Court) is the fourth person in the Portuguese state hierarchy (after the President of the Republic, the President of the Assembly of the Republic, and the Prime Minister, in that order) and has several competences, such as conducting the relations between the court and the other authorities, receiving the candidatures for President of the Republic and presiding the court's sessions. The current president (as of 2016[update]) is Manuel da Costa Andrade.
CompetencesEdit
The Constitutional Court has several competences, defined in the Constitution, such as:
Assure that the Constitution and regional autonomies are respected;
Review and assure the constitutionality of the laws;
Declare the President's death or inability to carry out his tasks;
Manage the electoral processes;
Assure that political parties fulfil the legal requirements to exist;
Prohibit and dissolve fascist parties and organizations;
Assure the legality of the national and local referendums.
Judiciary of Portugal
Portuguese Supreme Court of Justice
Portuguese Court of Audits
Portuguese Supreme Administrative Court
Constitution of Portugal
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I have lots of Quinault strawberries growing in my garden. In doing research, this variety is not supposed to put out a lot of runners but no one told my strawberries the news. I have over 75 plants now and gave away almost 30 last October.
I usually get 2 crops out of these strawberries so I can't wait until the fall crop. I transplanted the babies way to late in the season but even these seem to be producing berries like crazy. I have mulched these recently and do feed them coffee water and compost. I also make sure they get watered daily.
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Apple donates its proceeds from John Lewis documentary to museums that honor his legacy
National Civil Rights Museum and National Museum of African American History and Culture to receive proceeds from documentary film "John Lewis: Good Trouble"
"John Lewis: Good Trouble" is an intimate account of the legendary US representative's life and legacy. Apple will donate its portion of the proceeds from the documentary to the National Civil Rights Museum and the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
In tribute to the life and legacy of civil rights hero and US Congressman John Lewis, Apple will donate its portion of the proceeds from the documentary "John Lewis: Good Trouble" to the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee, and the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.
"Representative John Lewis's life and example compel each of us to continue the fight for racial equity and justice," said Lisa Jackson, Apple's vice president of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives. "This film celebrates his undeniable legacy, and we felt it fitting to support two cultural institutions that continue his mission of educating people everywhere about the ongoing quest for equal rights."
"The life and legacy of John Lewis, a National Civil Rights Museum Freedom Award recipient, is celebrated throughout the museum," said Terri Lee Freeman, the National Civil Rights Museum's president. "This timely contribution will help expand our digital platforms, allowing us to reach many more students, parents, and educators globally, and to continue as a catalyst for positive social change, as Representative Lewis encouraged us all to be. We are grateful to Apple for this incredible gift honoring him."
"Representative John Lewis was a central leader in helping create the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Because of his pivotal role in American history, he understood the impact a history museum like ours could have on the world," said Spencer Crew, the National Museum of African American History and Culture's interim director. "For many years, he was the angel who kept the dream of the museum alive, and he made sure we got the presidential and congressional support needed to open in 2016. As a civil rights leader, he had a vision of what was possible for the nation. He had a similar vision for the museum, which helped make it a reality. Apple's gift in his honor will help us continue to fulfill our mission."
Customers can rent "John Lewis: Good Trouble" on the Apple TV app and explore curated collections that celebrate his legacy in Apple News and on Apple Podcasts.
Customers in the US and Canada can rent "John Lewis: Good Trouble" at apple.co/-goodtroubledoc on the Apple TV app, which is available on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, iPod touch, Mac, select Samsung and LG smart TVs, and Amazon Fire TV and Roku devices. In Apple News, customers can explore a special Spotlight collection of curated articles that remember Lewis and celebrate his legacy, as well as listen to a collection of episodes that honor his life from The New York Times, CNN, NPR, and more on Apple Podcasts at apple.co/remembering-john-lewis.
About "John Lewis: Good Trouble"
In her intimate account of legendary US Representative John Lewis's life and legacy, director Dawn Porter takes audiences through his more than 60 years of extraordinary activism — from the bold teenager on the front lines of the civil rights movement to the legislative powerhouse he was throughout his career. After Lewis petitioned Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to help integrate a segregated school in his hometown of Troy, Alabama, King sent "the boy from Troy" a roundtrip bus ticket to meet with him.
From that meeting onward, Lewis became one of King's closest allies. Lewis organized Freedom Rides, which left him bloodied or jailed, and stood at the front lines in the historic marches on Washington and Selma. Lewis continued to protect civil rights as a member of Congress. He never lost the spirit of "the boy from Troy" and had called on his fellow Americans to get into "good trouble" until his passing on July 17, 2020. "John Lewis: Good Trouble" is a moving tribute to the real-life hero at the forefront of many hard-won battles for lasting change.
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LED fishing wire flat fiber optic light collar.
Fiber style light-emitting principle: LED lights glow through fiber optic light.
Luminous mode: long bright flash - slow flash.
Keep your pets visible in the dark.
Make walking your pet safer at night.
Suitable for: large medium and small pets.
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commit-graph: implement "git commit-graph read"
Though that might be a matter of personal taste.
> Teach git-commit-graph to read commit graph files and summarize their contents.
>  Write a commit graph file based on the commits found in packfiles.
>  Includes all commits from the existing commit graph file.
The above part of sentence reads very strange, as a truism.
> +details about the graph file. Used for debugging purposes.
> +* Read basic information from the commit-graph file.
the object directory to read the commit-graph file from.
is 'CGPH'?  And maybe name each part of header?
Would it make using the command in tests harder, maybe?
optional chunks.  But I guess that is acceptable at this stage.
signatures, because we do not know their full names.
system doing this cleanup for us on exit.
All right, that is the standard idiom used by git code.
when program exits - but what about libgit2 then)?
Should we print its expected minimal size, too?
Shouldn't error messages be marked for localization?
All right, speed is important, so let's (x)mmap the file.
All right, we check the signature of the file.
constants.  I guess it wouldn't actually improve readability.
All right, here we use preprocessor constant (I would guess: 4 + 8).
And by "improper" you mean "too large" here.
type, or the size of element can change in the future (like hash size).
Sidenote: verification of this would be even more involved.
Wouldn't it be better to print signature, and not raw chunk_id in hex?
All right, we fail on first repeated non-repeatable chunk.
All right, looks good to me.
here is evenly divisible into hash_len.
Sidenote: the verification should check that final checksum is correct.
All right, this is "raw data".
local shell functions in tests.
without using external 'wc' command.  Also, isn't $(( ... )) bashism?
parameters: we know that the separator is space.
"git commit-graph write" without command substitution.
> +	graph_read_expect "10" "large_edges"


Tottenham Hotspur have issued separate fines to Luka Modric for missing training on Friday and refusing to board the flight for the club's pre-season tour of America.
ESPN understands Spurs have ordered Modric to report back for training on Monday and plan to fine him a third time should he fail to attend. The total would amount to £160,000 already if Spurs decide on the maximum punishment.
The Croatia midfielder, having failed to secure his desired move to Chelsea last summer, has resolved to leave White Hart Lane and is now determined to secure a move to Real Madrid. Tottenham have accepted, and publicly acknowledged, that the 26-year-old should be allowed to leave, but only if their asking price is met.
Spurs want a fee close to £40 million, rather than the £35 million frequently suggested, although there may be some negotiation. However, it is understood that, to date, Real Madrid have offered only £27 million plus fringe players or add-ons up to a total value of £32 million.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy will not do business at that price, and manager Andre Villas-Boas was earlier quoted as telling Spanish newspaper AS that Modric was "wrong" to act the way he did and that his actions would "go against him".
ESPN has been told, though, that Villas-Boas' comments were part of an off-the-record briefing to the Spanish journalist and that the Portuguese feels badly let down that they were reported.


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Annual cicadas are North American Cicadidae species that appear every summer. The life cycle of a so-called annual cicada typically spans 2 to 5 years; they are "annual" only in the sense that members of the species reappear annually. The name is used to distinguish them from periodical cicada species, which occur only in Eastern North America, are developmentally synchronized, and appear in great swarms every 13 or 17 years. All other cicadas from all other biogeographic regions produce annual broods, so the distinction is not made outside of North America.

Species called "annual cicada" include members of the genus Neotibicen ("dog-day cicadas"), Diceroprocta, Neocicada, and Okanagana.

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Q: Can a delegate point to more than one method? Howdy fellow programmers, I am learning about delegates. In my book the author claims that this method will print out the names of the method(s) maintained by a delegate object as well as the name of the class defining the method.
static void DisplayDelegateInfo(Delegate delObj)
{
 foreach (Delegate d in delObj.GetInvocationList())
{
 Console.WriteLine("Method Name: {0}", d.Method);
 Console.WriteLine("Type Name: {0}", d.Target);
}
}

The method is being used in this way.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
 Console.WriteLine("***** Simple Delegate Example *****\n");
 SimpleMath m = new SimpleMath();
 BinaryOp b = new BinaryOp(m.Add);
 DisplayDelegateInfo(b);
 Console.WriteLine("10 + 10 is {0}", b(10, 10));
 Console.ReadLine();
}

My question is, if the DisplayDelegateInfo() loops through the delObj invocation list, in which case would I see more than one item in the array? The book does not seem to give an example of this, can anyone modify the main() method in a way that would display more than one item in this array?
Appreciate any input,
Thanks,
Leo

A: static void Main(string[] args)
{
 Console.WriteLine("***** Simple Delegate Example *****\n");
 SimpleMath m = new SimpleMath();
 BinaryOp b = new BinaryOp(m.Add);

 // bellow 'b +=' is short for b = b +
 b += m.Add1; // Add1 same type (signature really) as method Add

 DisplayDelegateInfo(b);
 Console.WriteLine("10 + 10 is {0}", b(10, 10));
 Console.ReadLine();
}

Copy existing method Add in the body of the class SimpleMath and rename it to Add1, to make this work. This is called multicast delegate, here is short example of the .NET C# implementation & operations available for it.
Add will remain in the delegate and while Add1 would be appended to the internal list (a FIFO queue) delegates maintain.

A: A MultiCastDelegate, a class derived from delegate, can hold multiple delegates. The MSDN has a full working example.


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Green beans–but with ALL the good stuff: bacon drippings, brown sugar, garlic…and more bacon crumbles on top. This is such an impressive side dish–perfect for Thanksgiving, or simply a Sunday meal…whenever you want your side dish turned up a notch. Naturally gluten and dairy free…not to mention top 8 free! These Oven Roasted Garlic, Bacon & Brown Sugar Green Beans are allergy-friendly and inclusive–there's even vegan substitutions in the recipe notes.
Who's ready for Thanksgiving? I think I am. But then, coming up with new recipes right before just makes me want to re-think my tried-and-true allergy friendly Thanksgiving menu. I mean, CAN one leave off Oven Roasted Garlic, Bacon & Brown Sugar Green Beans from their menu once they know they exist??
If you've been following for a bit, you know that my son had to avoid green beans due to his EOE (eosinophilic esphagitis) so my husband and I haven't had green beans since my son was an infant! I know it may sound silly, but I've missed them!
My mom, being the great mother that she is, would can green beans all growing up. My aunt would usually grow them and the we'd have to help pick them and snap them. She'd give us a big bowl and set us in front of the TV, I think hoping it would distract us and we would mindlessly do it. But, I have to admit I don't remember being that great of a helper. Pretty sure I'd whine that my fingers hurt from the continuous snapping motion. Sorry mom!
So, needless to say a green bean recipe that had me snapping fresh green beans felt VERY nostalgic.
A favorite combo of mine is: soy, garlic and brown sugar. There's just something about that sweet and salty savory combo. So, when I realized I could make a glaze for my green beans with that winning combination PLUS bacon I was ALL ABOUT IT.
Since my kids are still getting used to this wonderful green vegetable, they had a hard time with this recipe since the roasting still keeps a good amount of texture to the beans–which I like so they're not limp and still have a bite to them. But, the next time I make this, to make it more "kid friendly" I'll probably blanch the green beans and pour the sauce on top, so that they're more tender, like how I used to eat them when I was a kid.
If you are vegan–simply double the olive oil (to make up for not using baking grease) and put vegan bacon crumbles on top instead of real bacon. Voila!
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Enjoy! And have a safe, happy and inclusive Thanksgiving from my food allergic family to yours!
Green beans--but with ALL the good stuff: bacon drippings, brown sugar, garlic...and more bacon crumbles on top. This is such an impressive side dish--perfect for Thanksgiving, or simply a Sunday meal...or whenever you want your side dish turned up a notch. Naturally gluten and dairy free...not to mention top 8 free! These Oven Roasted Garlic, Bacon & Brown Sugar Green Beans are allergy-friendly and inclusive--there's even vegan substitutions in the recipe notes.
Wash the green beans and snap off the ends. Dry well. Place the green beans on an ungreased baking sheet.
Pour the olive oil and salt on top of the green beans and mix well to evenly coat. Be sure the green beans are in an even layer before placing them in the oven.
While the green beans cook, make the glaze. In a cast iron skillet, add the bacon. Cook until crisp, remove from the pan (leaving the bacon grease) to a paper towel lined plate and crumble. Set aside.
Over medium heat, add in the olive oil and garlic. Stir frequently until the garlic is fragrant, about 1 minute.
Add the rest of the glaze ingredients. Stir and cook until boiling. Remove from the heat.
Once the beans are done cooking, add the glaze to the beans and stir well to coat.
Place the glazed beans back in the oven for 2-4 minutes, or until desired tenderness is reached and the glaze is more caramelized.
Serve warm with the reserved crumbled bacon.
*If you need this to be vegan, swap out the bacon grease for an extra teaspoon of olive oil, and then place vegan bacon crumbles on top.
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David is a PhD candidate at the TC Beirne School of Law. David's PhD project examines the theory, motivations, objectives, and expected impact of the new draft Ecuadorian intellectual property (IP) law, which is entitled the "Organic Code for the Social Knowledge and Innovation Economy of Ecuador" (the "Código Ingenios"). David's research focuses especially on components of the Código Ingenios that are relevant to Andean agricultural practices, food sovereignty, and traditional knowledge. However, the project also broadly investigates how the Código could represent a redefinition—or reconceptualisation—of legal frameworks granting intellectual property rights, both within Ecuador, regionally, and internationally.
David holds a Juris Doctorate (JD) degree from the University of California and a Masters of Arts in Community Psychology from Suffolk University. David has conducted work in the area of intellectual property law for several years, including under the auspices of a United States Fulbright Scholar grant, and as a Law & Policy Analyst with the Public Intellectual Property Resource for Agriculture (PIPRA), based at the University of California, Davis.
Jefferson, David (2017) Ingenuity and the Re-Imagining of Intellectual Property: An Introduction to the Código Ingenios of Ecuador. European Intellectual Property Review, 39 1: 21-29.


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Experience peace at the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
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Swing by the Nagore Dargah Indian Muslim Heritage Centre
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Feel festive at Pagoda Street in Chinatown
Outram Parks neighbourhood, Chinatown being within it, is filled with fantastic food, leisure, and spiritual destinations. So, if you are up for a wonderful vacation experience, here are five fun things to do here:
1. Experience peace at the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
The 5-story Buddha Tooth Relic Temple's impressive Tang Dynasty architecture has made it a famous attraction since 2007. Visiting on a day of religious ceremonies, you will get to experience the monk's actual chanting. Yet, don't forget to dress appropriately for respect and experience peace while praying and meditating here.
Address: 288 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058840
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
2. Visit the Sri Mariamman Temple
A three-minute walk from the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple will lead you to the Sri Mariamman Temple, almost as old as Singapore. You will find the gopuram flanked with colourful statues of deities at the temple's entrance, which is reason enough to visit the temple. To complete the spiritual experience, ring the bells and make a wish.
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday 7 a.m. to 12 noon and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
3. Swing by the Nagore Dargah Indian Muslim Heritage Centre
The eclectic-style architecture and the 180 years of history of the Nagore Dargah shrine are some of the reasons why it draws in visitors. In 2014, it reopened to launch a gallery featuring pioneers of the Indian-Muslim Community. Today, it showcases an interactive exhibit of the Indian Muslim culture and heritage.
Address: 140 Telok Ayer St, Singapore 068604
Business Hours: Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. | Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
4. Treat yourself to a satisfying dinner at Alegria Singapore
Serving a fusion of the best Asian and Latin American dishes, Alegria Singapore is one of the most talk-about restaurants in Outram. It combines traditional and modern flavours into delectable dishes like the Jerk Chicken, a perfectly grilled spring chicken served up with generous amounts of pebre salsa. Other famous unique dishes are the Elote and Koreana Taco.
Address: 18 Teck Lim Rd, Singapore 088390
Business Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 3 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
5. Feel festive at Pagoda Street in Chinatown
Pagoda Street could make you feel nostalgic as you look at the colourful lanterns decorations and charming heritage shophouses. Today, it has become an economic hub featuring various cafes, restaurants, souvenir shops, tea shops, and other concept stores. And if you are persistent enough, you'll indeed find a unique gift for your loved ones here.
Address: 29 Smith St, Singapore 058943
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Outram Park is one great suburban place where you can discover Singapore culture within reach. There is no shortage of what you can see, do, and experience in Outram Park. Make sure to have a list of places to go so you can make the most of your vacation here.
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Today, October 4, 2015, marks my eleventh anniversary of writing, contributing and interacting on social media. It has been an awesome opportunity and privilege to make so many friends and acquaintances over the 11 years through social media. I would not be who I am today without my interactions with you.
I have been involved in social media during every year in my fifties and now I am into my second year in my sixties. I have progressed a lot from writing my first blog post eleven years ago about going to the dentist to thousands of blog posts on employee engagement.
I celebrated my sixty-first birthday ten days ago and in celebration of being 61 and 11 years in social media I offer you 11 fantastic free resources on employee engagement. Enjoy – and look for even better contributions and resources in the next 11 years!
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