Our mind controls our emotions and our emotions and stress can affect us physically. Just as or bodies need healing and medicine to promote healing, our mind may require the same. All parts of our body, mind and life interact together to either encourage joy and contentment or dissatisfaction and depression.
Time is precious, especially after the years fly by and you see more years have passed. The realization of how fast time moves causes you to wisely choose what you do with time. These tips will help you get a little more done with the limited time you have. Read on to learn some ways to decide what things are the most important for you to do with time. Along with time comes the wisdom to see possible regrets in the future. Avoiding regrets is your one crucial goal and hopefully, the result of your saving time trials will be the keen ability to use your time wisely.
These are some things that help with depression and anxiety. Therapeutic ideas and reminders of what you can do to feel better. Taking care of yourself and doing things for comfort are among the many things discussed. The importance of taking time to do things for yourself is the key to things that help depression and anxiety.


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Exploring Texas' availability of health care: Strategic Framework
Lauren Leining and Carlos Ignacio Navarro
This look at health care availability in Texas is part of our blog series for Texas 2036's Strategic Framework, which provides in-depth, cross-cutting data to inform key decisions about the most significant issues facing the state.
Rising health care costs and availability are a concern in Texas' future. This is why a primary goal of Texas 2036 is to improve Texan's access to health care.
Goal No. 7 of our Strategic Framework works to ensure patients throughout the state have access to a variety of quality care options, as Texas currently last among all peer states in the percentage of residents with a regular source of care.
In particular, according to an Episcopal Health Foundation Texas Health Policy Poll in 2021, only 71% of responders had a regular source of medical care when they were sick or needed medical advice. Access to a regular source of care differed by race/ethnicity as well as economic, immigration and insured status. Individuals who did not have a regular source of care were more likely to be:
Hispanic compared to Black and White populations;
Less than or equal to 250% below the federal poverty line;
Born in a foreign country; and,
Uninsured.
Secondly, Texas also has a shortage of primary care, dental care, and mental health care providers. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Professional Shortage Areas designations are geographic areas and populations within the U.S. experiencing a shortage of health care professionals. One health care provider is needed to serve 3,000-3,500 people. In 2022, 1 out of every 4 Texans lived in one of these Health Professional Shortage Areas, as defined by KFF.
But the good news is, Texas 2036 has an opportunity to address these issues in the upcoming 88th Legislative Session to increase health care access.

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Theofanis Matsopoulos
Theofanis Matsopoulos specializes in astrophotography, digital image processing, 3D animation, fulldome cinematography and video production for digital planetariums.
He is a partner of the European Southern Observatory (ESO), which is based in Munich and operates, in the desert Atacama in Chile, the largest astronomical observatories in the world.
He has created and directed documentaries for planetariums which are presented in planetariums all over the world and have been translated into more than 25 languages.
The documentaries "From Earth To The Universe", the award-winning "The Hot and Energetic Universe", "The Sun: Our Living Star" as well as more than 300 video clips, time-lapses, and 3D animations are on the European Southern Observatory's website and they are distributed for free in order to disseminate astronomy science in general public.
He photographs nightscapes, astronomical phenomena and celestial deep sky objects using various telescopes in his private astronomical observatory.
He also collaborates with the National Observatory of Athens producing documentaries for the Visitor Center and taking astronomical images using its instruments.
He has presented four photography exhibitions titled: "The Greece of the Stars", "Between Heaven and Earth", "National Observatory of Athens", "Ancient Corinth" in Athens, Ioannina, Corinth and other cities and islands in Greece.
Finally, he participated in over than 40 international documentary and photography festivals. He was awarded the "Best FullDome Cinematography Award" for the planetarium movie "Capturing the Starlight: The Magnificent Telescopes" and the "Golden Star Award (1st)" for the planetarium movie "The Hot and Energetic Universe".
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The asset-management of the China-based brokerage will use technology from Squared-S to support the product.
The asset-management arm of Shenwan Hongyuan, a China-based securities broker, is piloting artificial-intelligence services from Squared-S.
Shenwan Hongyuan is reportedly launching an A.I.-driven fund. Squared-S has signed an agreement to be its partner "to collaborate on the technology", said one of the fintech's partners, Seth Huang. He declined to comment on how the broker is planning to use Squared-S's software.
A second hedge fund based in Hong Kong is also testing Squared-S's tools, Huang said, declining to name the client.
That brings the number of beta users of Squared-S's asset-allocation tools to four, joining the Hong Kong arm of Korea's Mirae Asset Global and the business school of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, as previously reported by DigFin.
Huang says Squared-S is still working on adding a fraud detection function into this tool and is now in reinforcement learning process. "We want to be the AlphaGo in the financial industry for large-scale deployment," he said, referring to the Google-backed company whose A.I. famously defeated world Go champion Lee Sedol.
The firm was seeking seed funding when they last talked to Digfin. Huang now says the partners are still engaging with different VCs to secure $2 million to $3 million for further R&D.
Huang says the next step for commercialization is to focus on greater China and Southeast Asia, especially Singapore: "Almost all the hedge funds are headquartered in Singapore," he explained.


NAD(P)H cytochrome b5 oxidoreductase (NCB5OR) is widely expressed in human organs and tissues and is localized in the ER (endoplasmic reticulum) [PMID: 10611283, PMID: 15131110]. It appears to play a critical role in maintaining viable pancreatic beta cells [PMID: 16814408]. Mice homozygous for a targeted knockout (KO) of the gene encoding NCB5OR develop an early-onset nonautoimmune diabetes phenotype with a non-inflammatory beta-cell deficiency. The role of NCB5OR in beta cells may be in maintaining or regulating their redox status [PMID: 21839170]. The gene encoding NCB5OR has been considered as a positional candidate for type II diabetes and other diabetes subtypes related to B-cell dysfunction; however, variation in its coding region does not appear not to be a major contributor to the pathogenesis of these diseases [PMID: 15504981].
This entry represents the CS p23-like domain found in NCB5OR. In addition to a p23-like domain NCB5OR contains an N-terminal cytochrome b5 domain and a C-terminal cytochrome b5 oxidoreductase domain [PMID: 20630863].
Zhu H, Qiu H, Yoon HW, Huang S, Bunn HF.
Identification of a cytochrome b-type NAD(P)H oxidoreductase ubiquitously expressed in human cells.
Zhu H, Larade K, Jackson TA, Xie J, Ladoux A, Acker H, Berchner-Pfannschmidt U, Fandrey J, Cross AR, Lukat-Rodgers GS, Rodgers KR, Bunn HF.
Wang W, Guo Y, Xu M, Huang HH, Novikova L, Larade K, Jiang ZG, Thayer TC, Frontera JR, Aires D, Ding H, Turk J, Mathews CE, Bunn HF, Stehno-Bittel L, Zhu H.
Andersen G, Wegner L, Rose CS, Xie J, Zhu H, Larade K, Johansen A, Ek J, Lauenborg J, Drivsholm T, Borch-Johnsen K, Damm P, Hansen T, Bunn HF, Pedersen O.
Deng B, Parthasarathy S, Wang W, Gibney BR, Battaile KP, Lovell S, Benson DR, Zhu H.


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Tim Kaine speaks at Local 19
Senator Tim Kaine addressed a crowd in Philadelphia, October 5, 2016. Photo: Liliana Frankel/AL DÍA News.
Senator Tim Kaine spoke at Local 19 of the Sheet Metal Workers' Union in Philadelphia the day after the Vice Presidential Debate, touching on themes related to building a more inclusive economy and reiterating his points from the night before.
by Liliana Frankel
On October 5, the day after his first and only Vice Presidential Debate, Senator Tim Kaine made an appearance at Local 19, of the Sheet Metal Workers' Union to stump for his running mate Hillary Clinton, recap the previous night, and talk about how the two plan to build an inclusive economy.
Labor leaders were well-represented in the audience, and cohorts from the American Federation of Teachers, the Teamsters, and the Service Employees International Union stood out in matching t-shirts. As the event began before the end of the workday, the audience seemed composed of mostly student- and retirement-age voters, including some who said they were still undecided.
Two Democratic congressmen, the president of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO, a Hillary for America staffer, and the assistant director of development for the University of Pennsylvania took turns introducing Kaine with anecdotes about workers' rights. And when Kaine took the stage, he immediately connected his background as the son of an iron-worker (both his parents were present) to the event's location in a labor hall and to Clinton's campaign slogan, "Stronger Together."
If you can't defend your running mate, how can you ask one person to vote for your running mate?
Yet Kaine's speech tended to rely more on these aesthetic appeals more than it delved into economic policy—an overcorrection, perhaps, after his facts-heavy debate performance was criticized as "aggressive." Kaine, for his part, characterized himself as a good "goalie" for Clinton, whereas Gov. Mike Pence, Trump's running mate, often preferred to deflect rather than defend Trump's campaign promises.
"If you can't defend your running mate, how can you ask one person to vote for your running mate?" Kaine asked, rhetorically. The crowd cheered.
Kaine spent a lot of time addressing civil rights and social justice, always returning to Clinton as both movements' champion and their natural heir. He drew an arc from Barbara Johns, a Black activist who at 16 led a school strike in support of integration, to the nomination of Hillary Clinton, the first woman to head a major-party ticket.
"Hillary Clinton has been the underdog again and again throughout her life," said Kaine, pointing out that she is attempting something that's never been done before. But, he said, his philosophy is that "you're the underdog until you win."
You're the underdog until you win.
Kaine emphasized repeatedly that Donald Trump's attitude in his first debate with Clinton, and the revelation days later that he may not have paid income taxes for eighteen years, proved that he was not on the side of working people. But the most concrete data he offered the audience at the end of the speech dealt not with job creation or retention, but voting. He quizzed the crowd on the deadline for voter registration, which had been repeated over and over in the entry line by clipboard-carrying HFA volunteers (it's next Tuesday) and asked for the name of the website Philly voters can use to register (IWillVote.com).
Kaine's speech seemed to energize the crowd, many of whom surged forward after it concluded to shake the senator's hand. While he stuck mostly to English during the address, he concluded with a beaming smile and shouted "adelante, hasta la victoria."
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The Long Haul (Diary of a Wimpy Kid Collection #9) (Large Print / Hardcover)
#8: Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid Collection #8) (Large Print / Hardcover): $28.74
A family road trip is supposed to be a lot of fun . . . unless, of course, you re theHeffleys.The journey starts off full of promise, then quickly takes several wrong turns.Gas station bathrooms, crazed seagulls, a fender bender, and a runaway pig not exactly Greg Heffley's idea of a good time.But even the worst road trip can turn into an adventure and this is one the Heffleyswon t soon forget.
Jeff Kinney is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and five-time Nickelodeon Kids Choice Award winner for Favorite Book. Jeff has been named one of Time magazine s 100 Most Influential People in the World. He is also the creator of Poptropica, which was named one of Time magazine s 50 Best Websites. He spent his childhood in the Washington, D.C., area and moved to New England in 1995. Jeff lives with his wife and two sons in Plainville, Massachusetts, where he owns a bookstore, An Unlikely Story."
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"Analysis of Personal and Professional Requirements for Special Educati" by Samuel P. Rust Jr.
It was the purpose of this study (1) to determine the criteria used for the employment of special education teachers in Eastern Washington; (2) to compare current qualifications with professional standards suggested by nationally recognized studies; and (3) evaluate these findings for teacher selection.
Rust, Samuel P. Jr., "Analysis of Personal and Professional Requirements for Special Education Teachers in Eastern Washington" (1966). All Master's Theses. 616.


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EppsNet Archive: George Orwell
Débrouillard
by Paul Epps on 1 Oct 2021
Débrouillard is what every plongeur wants to be called. A débrouillard is a man who, even when he is told to do the impossible, will se débrouiller — get it done somehow. One of the kitchen plongeurs at the Hôtel X, a German, was well known as a débrouillard. One night an English lord came to the hotel, and the waiters were in despair, for the lord had asked for peaches, and there were none in stock; it was late at night, and the shops would be shut. "Leave it to me," said the German. He went out, and in ten minutes he was back with four peaches. He had gone into a neighbouring restaurant and stolen them. That is what is meant by a débrouillard. The English lord paid for the peaches at twenty francs each. —George Orwell, Down and Out in Paris and London Read more →
Thomas Jefferson: Why Trump Won and Will Again
by Thomas Jefferson on 22 Jul 2020
My fellow Americans – George Orwell — a Brit, yes, and a socialist to boot, but also a man who looks more prescient by the day — used to say that if liberty means anything at all, it means the ability to tell people things they do not want to hear. The main reason Trump won in 2016 (and will again) is this: Many Americans see the progressive left as thought police, telling them what they can and can't talk about, what they can say, what they can think, what words they can use, and calling them racists and Nazis if they don't fall in line. There is a deep, deep resentment of that in our country and Trump is the person most determined to push back on it. Read more →
Orwell: "You Can't Say I Didn't Warn You F*ckers"
Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building had been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right. — George Orwell, 1984 According to KMOX radio in St. Louis, a petition has been started with hopes of changing the city's name and — wait for it — taking down a statue of Saint Louis IX in Forest Park. The petition creators say the city's name is "outright disrespect" to Jewish and Muslim residents. A statue of Christopher Columbus in Tower Grove Park was taken away last week. Read more →
If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. — George Orwell, Animal Farm
George Orwell: "I Told You So"
WASHINGTON (AP) — An Associated Press review of the official calendar Hillary Clinton kept as secretary of state identified at least 75 meetings with longtime political donors, Clinton Foundation contributors and corporate and other outside interests that were not recorded or omitted the names of those she met. — Associated Press Clinton campaign spokesman Nick Merrill said that Clinton "has always made an effort to be transparent since entering public life." In addition to the unrecorded meetings with donors, this effort at transparency includes setting up a private email server to use as Secretary of State, and giving speeches at $200,000 per to Wall Street banks and investment firms, foreign governments and other special interest groups under a contract that prevents anyone from releasing a transcript of what she said. Merrill went on to say, "War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength." Read more →
Huckleberry Finn Banned Again
A Pennsylvania high school has removed Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from its 11th-grade curriculum after complaints from students who said they were made "uncomfortable" by the novel. The school's principal defended the decision to remove the book from the curriculum. "I do not believe that we're censoring," he said. "I really do believe that this is an opportunity for the school to step forward and listen to the students." He went on to add, "War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength." Because if suppression of material you deem objectionable is not censoring, what is? As Kurt Vonnegut used to say, "Have somebody read the First Amendment to the United States Constitution out loud to you, you God damned fool!" Read more →
Whatever the Party Holds to Be the Truth
by Paul Epps on 8 Nov 2014
"I tell you, Winston, that reality is not external. Reality exists in the human mind, and nowhere else. Not in the individual mind, which can make mistakes, and in any case soon perishes: only in the mind of the Party, which is collective and immortal. Whatever the Party holds to be the truth, is truth. It is impossible to see reality except by looking through the eyes of the Party. That is the fact that you have got to relearn, Winston. It needs an act of self-destruction, an effort of the will. You must humble yourself before you can become sane." — George Orwell, 1984 Read more →
Gabriel García Márquez, 1927-2014
Gabriel García Márquez, the influential, Nobel Prize-winning author of "One Hundred Years of Solitude" and "Love in the Time of Cholera," has died, his family and officials said. He was 87. — CNN.com CNN reported the death of García Márquez with more or less equal weightiness as the following "top stories": CNN reporter faces claustrophobia Is it possible to live forever? 7 ways to be more interesting See Rosie O'Donnell's 50-lb. weight loss Miley Cyrus tour postponed W.H.: No comment on Bieber petition I didn't cherry-pick those stories, by the way. They were all listed as Top Stories on CNN.com. CNN is a "serious" news outlet. García Márquez's death was also reported in the "popular" media, amongst reality show updates, celebrity pregnancies and Kardashians. Orwell wrote about a society in which books are banned. As it turns out, there's no need to ban books because no one has any interest… Read more →
Ted Rall: "1984" is Here. Yawn.
Huxley Was Right
by Paul Epps on 17 Jul 2011
In Huxley's vision, no Big Brother is required to deprive people of their autonomy, maturity and history. As he saw it, people will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think. What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. . . . Orwell feared that the truth would be concealed from us. Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance. — Neil Postman, Amusing Ourselves to Death Read more →
Orwell in Wisconsin
On Saturday, February 26th, Americans in all 50 states rallied to show solidarity with the people of Wisconsin, and to save the American Dream. — MoveOn.Org Ha ha — George Orwell couldn't have said it better! MoveOn.org doesn't stand with the people of Wisconsin, they stand with the people trying to rip off the people of Wisconsin. Union-elected legislators provide sweet contracts for public-sector unions, who in turn kick back a share of the money to the legislators. Government employees take both sides of the action and the tax-paying fools who pay for everything are not represented at all. That's the American Dream? Read more →
Pursuing the One True Good
Most of us believe in our hearts that there is only one good and that ideally everyone should pursue it. In a perfect centrally planned socialist state everyone is part of a hierarchy pursuing the same end. If that end is the one true good, that society will be perfect in a sense in which a capitalist society, where everyone pursues his own differing and imperfect perception of the good, cannot be. Since most socialists imagine a socialist government to be controlled by people very like themselves, they imagine that it will pursue the true good—the one that they, imperfectly, perceive. That is surely better than a chaotic system in which all sorts of people other than the socialists perceive all sorts of other goods and waste valuable resources chasing them. People who dream about a socialist society rarely consider the possibility that some of those other people may succeed… Read more →
A Venn Diagram of My Holiday Get-Togethers
by Hostile Witness on 31 Dec 2006
A man who gives a good account of himself is probably lying, since any life when viewed from the inside is simply a series of defeats. — George Orwell I have relatives like this — people who are either so dishonest or so lacking in self-awareness that all they seem to gain from any experience whatsoever is an inflated sense of their own self-importance. I also have relatives who can't remember that they've already told you the same story on 10 previous occasions, forcing you to grit your teeth and nod appreciatively for the 11th time. Then there are the relatives who fall into both of the above categories. These people are hell on earth. Read more →
In the future, everyone will be obscure for fifteen minutes.
— Patton Oswalt


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If it's a colony of bats living in a building, they crawl to the edge, and fly out. The males roost alone in solitary areas, such as trees. Some kill by venom, some by constriction. What Is Rabies? Rabies is a disease that is caused by the virus Lyssavirus Rabies. There are even a predator urine which causes a bad odour is also used. If it's a colony of bats living in a building, they crawl to the edge, and fly out. All of these bats often roost in man-made buildings, and love the attics of homes. The snake applies pressure until the prey usually suffocates.
BAT BIOLOGY: North America is home to many species of bats, but these are the three most common nuisance (colonizing) species in the US: First is the Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) which is common in most of the US, especially the more northward states. So by flooding a light into the attic or producing loud noise, like from a radio, will cause disturbance to the raccoons.The mother raccoon will soon find a safer place elsewhere to raise her pups. They help control pest populations for a variety of animals. The virus usually attaches itself to the nervous system and works its way along to the brain. They seek out these areas for warm shelter and safe breeding. Mother raccoons will make their nests and birth their young, caring for them all winter long until spring brings more suitable weather. They sleep in roosts during the daytime, and emerge at dusk. The majority of snakes found in the United States are not dangerous and are in fact quite beneficial, such as the common eastern garter snake, which preys upon small rodents like mice and rats. Contact the experienced wildlife professionals to take care of dangerous or problematic snakes, and never handle the heads of freshly killed venomous snakes, as they may still be able to inject venom through a bite reflex which lingers for a short period of time.
They bite the prey and quickly wrap themselves around it. There are also tail differences. By adding a splash of ammonia to your trash cans, you will discourage the raccoons from scavenging for food that you have disposed in the trash cans. They emit high-pitched chirps and read the sonar-like returns of the sound waves as they bounce back off of objects. Once the raccoons are out of the chimney, you should install a strong steel chimney cap to discourage them from returning. They may make several trips per night. If such harborage is removed, snakes will relocate. Snakes are scaly, legless reptiles that slither across the ground and constantly taste the air by flicking out their forked tongues.


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Q: How can classes call methods to each other? I have 2 classes, a Login panel and GUI panel. The code below states that when I log-in, it would show my GUI and hide my Login. And at some time it has to recall that Login panel again when the log-out button is clicked. The code below results in a StackOverFlow error. I know what that error means but I don't know how I could fix it. Is there any better solution for calling such methods from another class when that "another class" has to call something too on the class that has called it?
//Login Panel
public class MyPanel1 extends JFrame implements ActionListener{
    MyPanel2 p2 = new MyPanel2();
    .
    .
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
           //if login is a success
             setVisible(false);
             p2.setVisible(true);
    }
}

//GUI Panel
public class MyPanel2 extends JFrame implements ActionListener{
   MyPanel1 p1 = new MyPanel1();
   .
   .
   public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
          //if logout button is clicked
            setVisible(false);
            p1.setVisible(true);
   }
}

My stack trace:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.StackOverflowError
    at sun.awt.Win32GraphicsConfig.getBounds(Native Method)
    at sun.awt.Win32GraphicsConfig.getBounds(Win32GraphicsConfig.java:222)
    at java.awt.Window.init(Window.java:505)
    at java.awt.Window.<init>(Window.java:537)
    at java.awt.Frame.<init>(Frame.java:420)
    at java.awt.Frame.<init>(Frame.java:385)
    at javax.swing.JFrame.<init>(JFrame.java:189)
    at Login.<init>(Login.java:29)
    at Cashier.<init>(Cashier.java:10)
    at Login.<init>(Login.java:9)
    at Cashier.<init>(Cashier.java:10)
    at Login.<init>(Login.java:9)
    at Cashier.<init>(Cashier.java:10)
    at Login.<init>(Login.java:9)

A: Pass a reference of the first panel to the constructor of the second panel.
//Login Panel
public class MyPanel1 extends JFrame implements ActionListener{
    MyPanel2 p2 = new MyPanel2(this);
    .
    .
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
       //if login is a success
         setVisible(false);
         p2.setVisible(true);
    }
}

//GUI Panel
public class MyPanel2 extends JFrame implements ActionListener{
   MyPanel1 p1;
   public MyPanel2(MyPanel1 parent){
       this.p1 = parent;
   }
   public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
      //if logout button is clicked
        setVisible(false);
        p1.setVisible(true);
   }
}

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RAM is considered to be the most precious resource in EOS blockchain and for this reason, RAM is treated elite and different from other resources. Before you go ahead with reading the blog, go through the following link Resources Overview - EOS for making yourself familiarize with the EOS resource. To our best knowledge, we know that RAM is a place where data are stored for temporary. The same concept is introduced into EOS blockchain. Here, the RAM stores every data that are to be accessed frequently by the DAPP (Decentralised Application).
Unlike other resources in EOS, RAM has to be purchased. The amount of RAM to be purchased depends upon the individual requirement. Meanwhile, Net bandwidth and CPU bandwidth are only needed to get delegated. We can undelegate them anytime and after three days, and the delegated amount will get converted back into liquid EOS. To know the current market price of EOS resources, you may go to www.eosrp.io.
The main problem faced by the blockchain technology is its scalability issue ever with the onset of Bitcoin technology. This acts as a major barrier for implementing applications like social media, microblogs, instant messengers etc. in the blockchain. EOS is the solution for this. EOS already achieved 3000 TPS while Ethereum still holds on with 30-40 TPS. A DAPP developer should run a full node for running his DAPP live in the blockchain. In order to attain maximum scalability, the full node should reserve a sufficient amount of RAM. RAM is required to store data which has to be accessed by the DAPP such as balances, keys, contract states etc.
Each bit of data is stored in each transistor. As the number of transistors increases, the storage capacity also increases. In 1965 Gordon Earle Moore an American businessman, engineer, co-founder and chairman emeritus of Intel Corporation introduced Moore's law. Moore's law was globally accepted and it helped a lot in forecasting chip capacity.
Moore's law states that the number of transistors per square inch doubles every year since its invention. The rate of growth is steady exactly as Moore stated until 2012. In 2015 Moore stated that the growth will meet saturation and growth will almost die by 2025. This is the reason why RAM is a precious resource in EOS blockchain.
Total RAM provided by the block producers is initially around 64 GB. In future, as EOS finds it's expected reach, so many people will start using the platform. We may see a lot of DAPPS working on EOS in coming years. In such a situation this scarcity problem will be severe if the total supply of the RAM is limited to 64 GB. Dan Larimer suggested a solution for this. He raised a proposal that, add 1 KB of RAM per block by the block producers. Which means when a block producer validates a block, a 1 KB of RAM will be added to the system. This will help the system to control RAM scarcity to a considerable limit. On 26th July 2018, 15 block producers voted positively for the proposal and it got live. As a result, the RAM price got tremendously dropped.
To allocate such a scarce resource to those who really deserve it, EOSIO took an approach with 'free market'. The free market is the concept where buyers and sellers can trade without any third party interface, the only factor that decides the price, is the demand for the product. The algorithm used to implement this concept in the RAM market is Bancor Relay. There is a contract build by the EOSIO named 'eosio.system'. This contract allows users to buy from and sell to the system in exchange for EOS tokens using 'buyram' and 'sellram' commands.
Those who don't like to deal with commands can also depend on tools provided by the block producers to exchange RAM. This allows liquidity in RAM. No one needs to wait for a buyer to sell his RAM and no buyers need to find a seller. Users can directly buy or sell to the system directly at any time upon he/she wants.
When the demand for RAM increases, no one prefers to sell his unused RAM. Resultantly, there will be a price hike. Likewise, when there is no demand for RAM in the market, there will be a lot of RAM available in the system, eventually with the price dropping low.
RAM price a headache for the developers?
As 78% of total 64GB ram reserved, 1 KB of RAM costs around $2.5. Deployment of a typical smart contract for a DAPP will consume at least 5MB of RAM. This costs $12800. In addition, some transactions using the DAPP may consume RAM reserved by the developer's account. And also the developer has to run a full node to run his DAPP live. The developer has to meet these expenses without a break even.
In short, we can conclude that the goal of a DAPP developer lies not only in his coding skills but also in his ability to optimize the code without consuming much RAM and parallelly maintaining the required scalability.


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The mansion in Thailand from the Department of Architecture
The Prime Nature residence was designed by the Department of Architecture studio in the province of Samutprakan, Thailand. The client's wishes were quite simple: all they wanted to be in their residence were a living room, an open-air resting zone and master bedroom on the first floor and two bedrooms on the second.
The main difficulty was with the features of the place, because it is located at the intersection in the elite quarter where fences are forbidden. The biggest disadvantages were noise and lights from cars, so the architects decided to construct vertical panels as part of the terrace. As a result, the mansion of 480 square meters is represented as a fusion of open and close spaces that complement each other and create a cozy home filled with natural light and fresh air.
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Bowe Bergdahl Proof-of-Life Video Fails to Satisfy Senate Critics
Politics, problems plague Bergdahl's release
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June 5, 2014, 1:22 AM UTC / Updated June 5, 2014, 2:01 AM UTC
WASHINGTON — At a classified briefing Wednesday, senators watched a proof-of-life video of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl recorded by the Taliban in December 2013 that the Obama administration said would help explain its decision to act quickly to secure the release of the captive soldier.
Top-ranking defense and intelligence officials held the closed-door meeting as the White House faces withering criticism from Capitol Hill for its decision to free five Taliban commanders in exchange for Bergdahl's release without first notifying Congress.
The video was cited by the White House officials as one of the many reasons they believed they needed to move swiftly, saying Bergdahl's health required urgent intervention.
But most senators who spoke to NBC News after the briefing disagreed that the video provided proper justification for making the deal without consulting Congress, with many saying they believed Bergdahl was drugged in the footage.
"There is no intelligence that indicated that from a medical standpoint his life was in danger," said Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., the ranking member of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Chambliss said Tuesday the White House broke the law by not informing Congress before the prisoner exchange was secured.
Republicans who have been critical of the White House in the wake of Bergdahl's release said they were not satisfied with the content of the briefing and that they remain concerned that the released Taliban members could return to the fight against the United States.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein — a critical Democratic voice Tuesday — refused to comment on the closed-door briefing, citing its classified nature.
Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin, D-Ill., was a notable exception in his quick defense of President Obama.
"I know more now, I feel more confident now in the decision that was made," Durbin said.
He added: "They went into more detail about what led up to it, what they were faced with."
Obama has said Bergdahl's deteriorating health condition was one reason for the need to act promptly — at the expense of informing Congress in the legally required time frame.


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On September 4, 2017, the Governor of Puerto Rico declared a commonwealth-wide state of emergency related Hurricane Irma. Under existing law, should this "state of emergency" turn into a "disaster declaration" the Puerto Rico Department of Revenue retains the authority to temporarily suspend state and local sales tax on certain goods and services. While no such order has yet been issued, Sovos is closely monitoring this situation and will provide further guidance and information as circumstances dictate.


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This means that iversity, now with the backing of a highly successful publishing house will continue to support higher education in the form of free Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and launching new PRO Courses. We already have an offering of new MOOCs on iversity and PRO courses, and we have many more plans.
So, if you haven't taken a course yet, we highly recommend you to do so and test the quality of iversity. Our learning platform allows you to learn anywhere and anytime, and our video-based learning concept addresses different learning styles be it visual or auditory. Most of the iversity courses are in English, but we also have courses in French and German, even in Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.
Finally, if you have a course idea be it a MOOC or a PRO Course please do get in touch with our team on iversity@springernature.com.
As I have explained in my post on online student engagement, active online learning is key when it comes to motivating learners. What do I mean by active? An online course championing "active online learning" should prompt the learner to participate and contribute. One way of doing this is to inject small tasks into learning videos, another common approach is ordinary multiple choice.
ended questions. Not just for a few moments, but often a few hours. Learners write essays, prepare presentations, work on designs, spreadsheet models and programming assignments. The idea is to enable, if not encourage, them to think outside the box. And to come up with their own (often unexpected) solutions.
solution to the following assignment: "Carefully choose a recipe to cook for yourself. Today, you cook your chosen recipe and share with us a picture of your starting ingredients. Nothing less, nothing more." You would expect them to use ingredients and kitchen utensils as suggested, right? But this student decided to give the assignment her very own interpretation. She said I"m going to make pancakes. But my pancakes are going to be a bit different. They will be from felt." Here you see the "ingredients" she decided to use as starting ingredients.
What this example illustrates is that the course – instead of simply telling people what a good and creative solution looks like – challenged the learner to think outside the box and come up with her own, brilliant solution. Active online learning should allow for precisely this kind of open-ended experimentation. Instead of simply making people regurgitate information and knowledge, learners should apply it in assignments. This leaves them with both the opportunity to fail as well as to succeed beyond expectation.
The next step is to embed these kind of assignments in a social context. In order to do this we have created the so-called Learning Journal. The Learning Journal is an individual course blog that learners can use to share their solutions for the various assignments, take notes and discuss their work with the course community. Learners can »follow« the journals of other users to keep track of new content created by those peers they think stand out from the crowd.
Different layers of privacy settings allow learners to share their posts with no one, other participants in the same course or publicly on the internet. Through public sharing, journals can function as learning portfolios. These serve as public, linkable proof of the things learners have created and accomplished in a course.
The course journal aggregates the journal posts from all users in the course. Learners can "like" each other's work simply by clicking on the heart. Of course they can also leave more substantial feedback in prose. The hearts as well as the comments can be used to identify quality in quantity. Learners can also sort their posts either by date (starting with the most recent uploads) or by "most liked". To easily navigate through specific assignments users can also filter by unit or search for the work of a specific learner.
Love to Learn. Online. Learnings From Five Years in Online Education – in 30 min !
2017 is off to a fresh start and so is the iversity blog. After quite a long break we decided that we should give it a new focus. A focus that will be the same as our new motto: « Love to learn. Online. » Surprise, surprise – it's all about online learning you will love.
In the past, our posts have covered a broad variety of aspects of online learning as well as course topics. As a consequence, the blog had something for everyone, but wasn't geared towards anyone in particular. We want to take a more focused approach, true to our new motto «Love to Learn. Online.» Going forward, this blog will investigate what makes online courses an experience you love.
In the last five years, I have travelled all over the world attending scores of conferences in over a dozen countries on three different continents in order to learn about the future of learning. I will draw on the knowledge and connections I have gained during this time, as well as on the book "The University in the 21st Century" that I co-authored with Yehuda Elkana. It was published originally in 2012 in German and as a revised edition in English in 2016.
You can download the slides of the presentation here.
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Post topics will range from the conceptual thinking behind our instructional design to course production techniques; from platform features and our UX-philosophy to course case studies; from expert guest contributions to interviews with instructors and other iversity team members.
We want to engage in a reciprocal and mutually beneficial conversation with learners, instructors, corporate L&D experts, bloggers, journalists, learning psychologists, and other learning researchers. Whether you already use (and hopefully love) our courses, or you just stumbled upon this page, we would like your input to help us create online courses you love. Please leave a comment or send us an email if you have something you would like to share!
In short: we want to make this blog one of the best and most useful resources out there on fun and effective online learning.
Oh, and since I just mentioned sharing: of course we would be delighted if you decide to share our posts and the insights you have gained reading them with your network by email, in online social networks (yes, LinkedIn counts!) or even by the coffee machine.


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Oskar Schindler And The Nazi Party
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The novel begins with some backstory on Schindler and describes how he arrived in Germany and occupied Poland for business pursuits. He grew up the son of a businessman and a Catholic mother in the German-speaking area of Czechoslovakia. He married young at age 20, but ignored his wife due to the amount of time he invested in his work and his social lifestyle. Oskar was not much of a political man, but initially supported the Nazi party and their endeavor to seize Poland, providing him with new business opportunities. His sociable nature helps him establish beneficial relationships with all kinds of people, including Nazi officials as well as Jewish businessmen. As the War had begun and the treatment of Jewish people had already turned…show more content…
But worst of all, if there was no shame, it meant there was official sanction" (Keneally 1993). After a chemist named Bachner escaped from a death camp and exposed the Nazis usage of gas chambers, the sympathy for the Jews increased, including Schindler who now believed that he must work against the Nazis. He continued to hire Jews at his factory until Nazi SS Commandant Amon Goeth was put in charge of closing the Krakow ghetto by sending 2,000 Jewish inhabitants to Auschwitz and transporting 10,000 to a camp in Plaszow. Schindler began having thoughts to himself about the treatment of the Jews, such as "if God made man in His image, which race is most like Him? Is a Pole more like Him than a Czech?" (Keneally 1993). The ghetto was closed and all the Jews were moved but Schindler managed to have his Jewish workers cleared to travel to his factory. Plaszow was worse than the ghetto, as many died from sickness, exhaustion, or just killed for sport by Goeth, who oversaw the camp. Schindler sought out permission to build his own sub-camp near his factory, and although it looked the same as the Plaszow camp, the Jews are treated more humanely. Schindler encouraged his friends Itzhak Stern and German photographer, Raimund Titsch to expose the truth of the horrible
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called Rescuers. One of the lights that shinned the brightest was Oskar Schindler, who worked within the Nazi Party. Oscar Schindler rescued 1200 Jews, who were called the "Shindler Juden" which is German for "Schindler's Jews." Schindler was a mixture of self-serving greed and generosity and was originally motivated by the fact that he was making a fortune by saving Jews, but eventually became disgusted by Nazi brutality. Schindler was born on April 28, 1908, to a middle-class family in the town
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CONFLICT AND RELEVANT BACKGROUND Oskar Schindler faced many conflicts in his life. The main conflict he faced was overcoming the Nazis and saving over one thousand Jewish People. Schindler, with out a job at the time, joined the Nazi Party and followed on the heels of the SS when the Germans invaded Poland. This is when Schindler took over two previously Jewish owned companies that dealt with the manufacture and sales of enamel kitchenware products and opened up his own enamel shop right outside
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The Holocaust was a dark time in world history. Jews, Gypsies, Homosexuals and more were killed and cremated by the hands of the Nazis. There were a few, however, that fought the views of Adolf Hitler and attempted to save some of the victims of his cruelty. One of the greatest of these is Oskar Schindler. Oskar Schindler has been described as a crook, an alcoholic, and an insatiable womanizer. All of this may very well be true, but this factory owner was a hero to many Jewish men, women, and children
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this is what a true hero is. To many people, Oskar Schindler is one of the greatest heroes because he saved many Jewish lives during the Holocaust. First this is about Oskar Schindler life and death. Oskar Schindler was born on the year of 1908 in April on 28 in Svitavy in Moravia Ca province of the Austro Hungarian monarchy (1, 3). An interesting fact is that if he were still living today, he would have celebrate his 104 birthday (source 1). Oskar Schindler died in 1974. He was 66 years old when he
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within the community. There are still those today that believe that Oskar Schindler only saved the Jews for his own personal gain, but there are also those that believe that he did it out of kindness. Whether he did it out of good morale or simply for his own greed, Oskar Schindler accomplished many things within his life, such as saving the Jews, helping the economy, and being a German spy. During his younger years, Schindler grew up within a rich lifestyle, leading to him being a very greedy and
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the hate through love and compassion. Oskar Schindler was one of these people. World War II provided him the means to become a very wealthy and powerful man, yet he did not exploit the Jews like many other businessmen during his time. He used his money and power to save thousands. Much can be learned from what happened during the holocaust and what Schindler did to save thousands of Jews. Oskar Schindler was a very complex and dynamic man. When the Nazi party rose to power and began to dominate and
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to describe Oskar Schindler; partier, alcoholic, womanizer, etc, but the most unlikely word that can be used is savior, which he proved to be in the 1940s. Schindler was definitely a sinner, but he did the unthinkable at the time, "He [Schindler] was no saint. And yet, the same man would prove to have depths of courage and humanity rare at any time-even rarer during the time in which he lived." (Roberts, pg. 6). During the grueling years of the Holocaust and World War II, Oskar Schindler proved that
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Oskar Schindler, a name very dear to many Jewish families. A man with a significant stance in the history of WWII. A man, who found so much kindness in his heart, he helped over 1,000 jews avoid death. Born in the Czech republic in 1908, he was an ethnic German, and catholic. Having a fairly easy, and wealthy life, he grew to be a semi-successful entrepreneur. He eventually joined the Nazi party to gain even more business opportunities than the average man. Eventually, pushing his way through business
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There is no doubt that Oskar Schindler's actions helped save many Jews during the Holocaust. His acts of bravery allowed many Jews to survive the Nazi regime and bring forth a new generation of Jews. We understand the outcome of Oskar Schindler's good deeds, but do we truly understand the motives of his actions? What made a German industrialist so brave and devoted to saving the lives of the persecuted? Did Oskar Schindler see right through the Nazi facade and see the evils and atrocities it committed
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Recent analysis of Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) truck crash data shows that fatalities are ten times more likely to occur during a crash if there is a fire present. This highlights the need for technology that can mitigate or eliminate these crash fires. One such methodology is to add a polymer additive to the fuel to modify its splashing and misting characteristics. Reduction of fuel splashing and misting greatly reduces the likelihood of a fire. Three years of Mid-America Transportation Center (MATC) and DOT support has led to the development of a computer modeling method that can predict droplet splashing and mist formation. The goal of this project would bring that work to fruition by computationally testing all of the crash conditions of interest and then transferring the results to industry and academia where the appropriate polymers could be developed. One of the recent issues for the state of Iowa is the increased number of pure ethanol shipments between producers and blending facilities, greatly increasing the accident risk and precipitating a warning from the US DOT on vehicle-related ethanol fires. The methods planned for this project would reduce this risk.


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New plastic shoulder means I can pull on my jumpers again
ME & MY OPERATION: New plastic shoulder means I can pull on my jumpers again
A high-tech way of carrying out shoulder replacement surgery could help the new joint last longer
Graham Goff, 72, from Warsop, Nottinghamshire, tells about his experience
Before retiring at 70, I ran my own butcher's. I was really looking forward to spending time with my wife Lynn, pottering about, cycling and taking trips in our caravan.
But not long after giving up work, a dull pain started in my left shoulder. It was strange — I'm right-handed, and for years I'd chopped joints of meat with heavy cleavers using that arm, yet that shoulder felt fine.
Over the months the discomfort became worse and I suspected it was arthritis. Putting on a sweater or washing my hair became a real struggle because of the pain and stiffness. Chores such as decorating and gardening were soon impossible. It was frustrating. Over-the-counter painkillers helped a bit, but I was always aware of this nagging ache.
In September 2017, an X-ray revealed my joint was in a right mess due to arthritis — the cartilage had totally worn away and I was told I needed a shoulder replacement.
In the meantime, I was given a steroid injection but it didn't help the pain. By the middle of last year, Lynn had to help me thread my belt or put on my socks and shoes. I gave up driving as I didn't feel safe on the road. I'd often be awake in the early hours, almost crying with pain. It felt like someone was sticking a knife into my back.
At the end of last summer, I couldn't even bear the weight of my own left arm and would hold it in my pocket to support it. As I'd effectively stopped using it, the muscles began to waste away.
My GP discovered that the letter putting me on the NHS waiting list had been lost in the system. Luckily it was quickly sorted and in October I saw consultant orthopaedic surgeon Malin Wijeratna.
He said I needed a total shoulder replacement, removing the ball and socket part of the joint and replacing it with a metal one.
Mr Wijeratna said he would like to use the latest computer navigation techniques to place the new socket more accurately — by mapping the joint so he knew exactly where to drill. He said the more precise the placement of the socket the less the chance of the new joint loosening and therefore the longer it is likely to last.
When I saw Mr Wijeratna two weeks later, he showed me a computer image that the software had created of my shoulder — an exact 3D model. I felt very safe in his hands.
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I had the two-hour surgery in the second week of December. When I woke up, my shoulder was in a thick dressing and my arm was in a large sling.
I didn't feel any pain. I stayed in hospital for three nights and before going home was taught exercises to build up the muscles around my shoulder. I did them diligently and gradually felt my strength returning. Even swinging my arms while walking seemed to help.
Reaching up high and shopping aren't a problem any more, Graham said. (file photo)
The dressing came off after a fortnight and revealed a neat 6in scar. I was back driving after five weeks and now I have almost total movement back. I saw Mr Wijeratna in February and will see him again in December, when I will hopefully be signed off.
Reaching up high and shopping aren't a problem any more. I'm enjoying life again and before too long I hope to be riding my mountain bike.
Malin Wijeratna is a consultant shoulder and elbow surgeon at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.
The shoulder joint consists of a 'ball' (the humeral head) that fits into the socket (the glenoid). Although some replacements are needed due to injury, the majority are needed because the joint has become arthritic, meaning the cartilage has been lost from the bone surface, which often happens as a result of genetics.
Early indicators are pain and a lack of function in the shoulder. For example, women might struggle to take off their bras. Initially patients will be treated with ibuprofen or paracetamol, but as painkillers become less effective, surgery will be considered.
In 90 per cent of patients, the new joint is expected to last at least ten years. But in ten per cent of cases, the replacement fails sooner. This means they will need revision surgery which, as well as causing discomfort, can be tricky.
We used to replace only the ball part of the socket but now a total shoulder replacement is more usual, replacing both the ball and socket with prosthetic ones.
After removing the ball to make access to the glenoid easier during surgery, we prepare the existing glenoid and fix a plastic cup implant into it using pegs and cement. We then replace the ball with a metal prosthetic one attached to a stem which is pressed into the bone.
Although the ball usually remains firmly in place, the socket can become unstable, causing pain again.
Guided only by the eye of the surgeon alone, the replacement socket could be positioned a few millimetres out of place or set at the wrong angle by just a few degrees, changing the biomechanics of the new joint.
These inaccuracies mean the socket may eventually work loose. But since November I've been putting in the socket using computer navigation.
Sophisticated software maps out the patient's shoulder, so I know exactly where to drill peg holes into the bone to firmly fix the socket in place.
Although it takes longer to prepare and about 15 minutes more during surgery, it's worth it. I take a CT scan of the shoulder before the operation, which is uploaded to my computer and software calculates where the joint is worn and helps create a 'road map' of the shoulder.
As with any shoulder replacement, there's a small chance of excessive bleeding, a blood clot and infection, in which case the entire implant may need to be removed.
n There is also a risk of fracture or that the shoulder could dislocate; and a small possibility of nerve damage.
n 'It will be years before we know this method works,' says Duncan Learmonth, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull.
'Yet it would stand to reason that, particularly for the socket of the shoulder joint, where you can't see all of it even when it's exposed during surgery, computerised navigation should help.'
This helps me decide which kind of implant to use. If the patient's shoulder is worn unevenly, I use a wedge-style one. If the socket has worn down evenly, a standard implant can be used.
On the day of surgery, I upload the images to an Exactech GPS (guided personalised surgery) station, which looks like a tablet computer and is angled into view as I operate. After the general anaesthetic has taken effect, I make a 6in diagonal incision on the front of the patient's shoulder and get to work removing the scar tissue around the arthritic joint.
Once I reach the socket, I screw a tracking device into the bone of the shoulder joint or the arm, or both. This tracker is a fixed point and communicates with the Exactech GPS station.
I then use a probe to touch various points of the shoulder which are relayed back to the computer screen to build up a detailed 3D picture. I then carry out the procedure as normal, guided by the 'map' to the exact place and angle to drill the peg holes in the bone.
Once I've got the replacement joint in place, we do some tests to ensure the shoulder moves correctly and sew up the incision.
The patient stays in hospital three or four days, the same time as traditional surgery.
The dressing is removed after a fortnight and the stitches dissolve. Recovery takes four to six weeks.
I've now carried out about 20 of these 'sat-nav' operations at Nottingham. There are around a dozen UK centres that do it.
This technology can also be used for reverse shoulder replacements — when the ball goes where the socket was and the socket goes where the ball normally is — which are becoming more common these days. The technique costs about £500 more for the NHS; it would be hard to justify the additional expense for everyone.
Currently we decide on a case-by-case basis after assessing the anatomy of the glenoid and how uneven the wear is when looking at the pre-operative CT scans.
We will only know how effective this technique truly is in ten years once we've seen the long-term results. But I believe if we have the technology, we may as well use it.
The cost to the NHS is between £5,000 and £5,500.
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The Collected Works of J. Krishnamurti {The Mirror of Relationship Volume – III [1936- 1944]}
Item Code: IDK296
Publisher: Motilal Banarsidass Publishers Pvt. Ltd.
Jiddu Krishnamurti was born in 1895 of Brahmin parents in South India. At te age of fourteen he was proclaimed the coming World Teacher by Annie Besant, then President of the Theosophical Society, an international organization that emphasized the unity of world religions. Mrs. Besant adopted the boy and took him to England, where he was educated and prepared for his coming role. In 1911 a new worldwide organization was formed and Krishnamurti as its head, solely to prepare its members for his advent as World Teacher. In 1929, after many years of questioning himself and the destiny imposed upon him, Krishnamurti disbanded this organization, saying;
Truth is a pathless land, and you cannot approach it by any path whatsoever, by any religion, by any sect. Truth, being limitless, unconditioned, unapproachable by any path whatsoever, cannot be organized; nor should any organization be formed to lead or to coerce people along any particular path. My only concern is to set men absolutely, unconditionally free.
Until the end of his life at the age ninety, Krishnamurti traveled the world speaking as a private person. The rejection of all spiritual and psychological authority, including his own, is a fundamental theme. A major concern is the social structure and how it conditions the individual. The emphasis in his talks and writings is on the psychological barriers that prevent clarity of perception. In the mirror of relationship, each of us can come to understand the content of his own consciousness, which is common to all humanity. We can do this, not analytically, but directly in a manner Krishnamurti describes at length. In observing this content we discover within ourselves the division of the observer and what is observed. He point out that this division, which prevents direct perception, is the root of human conflict.
His central vision did not waver after 1929, but Krishnamurti strove for the rest of his life to make his language even more simple and clear. There is a development in his exposition. From year to year he used new terms and new approaches to his subject, with different nuances.
Because his subject is all-embracing, the Collected Works are of compelling interest. Within his talks in any one year, Krishnamurti was not able to cover the while range of his vision, but broad amplification of particular themes are found throughout these volumes. In them he lays the foundations of many of the concepts he used in later years.
The Collect Works contains Krishnamurti's previously published talks discussions, answers to specific questions, and writings for the years 1933 through 1967. They are an authentic record of his teachings, taken from transcripts of verbatim shorthand reports and tape recordings.
The Krishnamurti Foundation of America, a California charitable trust, has among its purposes the publication and distribution of Krishnamurti books, videocassettes, films and tape recordings. The production of the Collected Works in one of these activities.
Preface vii
Talks in The Oak Grove, Ojai, California 1
First Talk, April 5, 1936 1
Second Talk, April 12, 1936 4
Third Talk, April 19, 1936 8
Fourth Talk, April 26, 1936 12
Fifth Talk May 3, 1936 16
Sixth Talk, May 10, 1936 21
Seventh Talk, May 17, 1936 26
Eight Talk, May 24, 1936 31
Talks in New York City, New York 37
First Talk, June 1, 1936 37
Second Talk, June 4, 1936 42
Talks in Eddington, Pennsylvania 49
First Talk, June 12, 1936 49
Second Talk, June 14, 1936 53
Third Talk, June 16, 1936 55
Talks in Ommen Camp, Holland 61
First Talk, July 25, 1936 61
Second Talk, July 27, 1936 64
Third Talk, July 28, 1936 68
Fourth Talk, July 29, 1936 71
Fifth Talk, August 1, 1936 75
Sixth Talk, August 2, 1936 77
Seventh Talk, August 3, 1936 81
Eighth Talk, August 4, 1936 85
Talks in Madras, India 89
First Talk, December 6 and 25, 1936 89
Second Talk, December 13, 1936 92
Third Talk, December 20, 1936 95
Fourth Talk, December 26, 27, and 28, 1936 98
Talks at Ommen Camp, Holland 103
First Talk, August 1, 1937 103
Second Talk, August 3, 1937 104
Third Talk, August 4, 1937 106
Fourth Talk, August 5, 1937 109
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AfDB president predicts Aliko Dangote to become largest rice exporter
Dangote Rice launched a rice cultivation project in Nigeria and plans to grow it throughout the country.
LAGOS, NIGERIA —Akinwumi Adesina, president of the African Development Bank (AfDB), while speaking at the Mo Ibrahim Forum in Morocco, said he believes billionaire businessman Aliko Dangote, owner of the Dangote Group, may become the largest exporter of rice in the world by 2021.
During the forum Adesina focused on Africa's need to drive growth in agriculture. He recalled a meeting with Dangote in which the businessman described one of the ways the goal might be reached.
Akinwumi Adesina, president of the African Development Bank (AfDB).
"I remember when I was minister of agriculture in Nigeria," Adesina said. "Aliko Dangote was there, and he was our biggest importer at the time, and he and I used to have all the time to dialogue. One day, I was in my office, about 10 o'clock, Aliko walks in, Ngozi was minister of finance. Aliko bangs on my door and said, 'minister I came to see you', and I said 'what are we going to disagree on this time?' He said no, I have looked at the policies, and the policies you put in place for import substitution are very right policies. So, I have changed my business model from being an importer to being a local producer."
Adesina narrated the role of Dangote and described what he (Dangote) said, which made it one of his happiest days as a minister in Nigeria.
"I said what exactly are you going to do," Adesina said. "He said I will put in $300 million into producing and processing rice in Nigeria. I said 'yippee!' I went home, I told my wife, my best day as minister. He comes back three months after that, he says I have changed my mind, I said 'what in the world happened?' He said no, I have changed my mind from $300 million to a billion dollars."
Adesina continued, "If they continue that policy, he would probably be the single largest producer of rice in the world, in about four years. The reason why I was so excited about that is that agriculture is cool, agriculture is a business … agriculture pays."
Adesina was named Forbes Africa Person of the Year 2013, while Dangote won the same award in 2014.
The Dangote Group said that the three-party agreement between Dangote Rice Ltd., rice growers and the Sokoto state government that created jobs for 16,000 rice growers in Sokoto, Nigeria, was recently signed in mid-February.
Sokoto is the second of 14 states where Dangote Rice plans to launch the rice cultivation program. Its goal is to empower local farmers, create job opportunities for the communities and reduce migration to the cities, Dangote Rice said.
Aliko Dangote, the chairman of Dangote Rice Ltd.
Aliko Dangote, the chairman of Dangote Rice Ltd., said he was moved to go into rice cultivation because of the genuine interest of the federal government to revive agriculture as the mainstay of the economy, and reduce importation of foods that could be produced locally.
He continued to say that Nigeria consumes 6.5 million tonnes of rice, which costs the nation over $2 billion dollars annually, pointing out that it is encouraging that the government now has policy direction that encourages private sector's active participation in agriculture.
"In the next three years, we want to produce one million tonnes of quality rice and make it available and affordable to the people," Dangote said. "We hope to do 150, 000 hectares and when we are done, Nigeria will not have anything to do with importation of rice. Dangote Rice growers scheme is committed to creating significant number of jobs, increasing the incomes of smallholder farmers and ensuring food security in the country by providing high quality seeds, fertilizers and agro-chemicals as well as technical assistance on best agricultural practice to farmers."
Dangote said the agreement will help diversify the economy, alleviate poverty and reduce the nation's import bill.
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Grammy Museum Experience Prudential Center in Newark gets an opening date
The stars of music on display in Newark
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Chris Jordan, @ChrisFHJordan Published 11:01 a.m. ET Sept. 12, 2017 | Updated 11:12 a.m. ET Sept. 12, 2017
The entrance to the Grammy Museum Experience Prudential Center in Newark.(Photo: KKS Architects)
The Grammy Museum Experience Prudential Center is a go.
The first official Grammy Museum installation on the East Coast will open its doors at the Prudential Center in Newark on Friday, Oct. 20. The interactive experience is dedicated to exploring music history and education and will feature historical musical artifacts, including items worn by Michael Jackson, Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, Amy Winehouse and many more.
There will also be exhibit honoring New Jersey musical greats Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston and Frank Sinatra.
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"The Experience highlights the power music has to inspire, educate and celebrate," said Grammy Museum founding executive director and New Jersey native Bob Santelli in a statement. "There is something for everyone – from exhibits designed to educate, to those that underline the history of music and its special place in our culture. We are proud to work alongside partners like Josh Harris and David Blitzer, and support the incredible work they have done to make the Prudential Center a major destination for music and entertainment on the East Coast. We are honored and thrilled to be able to share the Experience with the local community of Newark, and with visitors worldwide."
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Josh Harris and David Blitzer (left) co-owners of the Prudential Center are joined by Grammy Museum Executive Director Bob Santelli in Newark Tuesday, February 7, 2017, unveiling the logo for the Grammy Museum Experience that will be housed at there. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
Grammy Museum Executive Director Bob Santelli speaks Tuesday, February 7, 2017, about the Grammy Museum Experience that will be housed at the Prudential Center. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
Singer Cissy Houston is greeted at the Prudential Center in Newark Tuesday, February 7, 2017, after the announcement that the Grammy Museum Experience will be housed at there. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
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Grammy Museum Executive Director Bob Santelli speaks at the Prudential Center in Newark Tuesday, February 7, 2017, where the Grammy Museum Experience will soon be housed. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
Singer Cissy Houston is interviewed at the Prudential Center in Newark Tuesday, February 7, 2017, after the announcement that the Grammy Museum Experience will be housed at there. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
Video displays at the Prudential Center in Newark show Grammy winners from New Jersey Tuesday, February 7, 2017, after the announcement that the Grammy Museum Experience will be housed at there. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
Colin McConnell, senior vice president and chief brand officer at Prudential, speaks at the Prudential Center in Newark Tuesday, February 7, 2017, during the announcement that the Grammy Museum Experience will be housed there. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
Christopher Cerf, Superintendent of Newark Public Schools, speaks at the Prudential Center in Newark Tuesday, February 7, 2017, during the announcement that the Grammy Museum Experience will be housed there. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
Josh Harris (left) and David Blitzer, co-owners of the NJ Devils, speak at the Prudential Center in Newark Tuesday, February 7, 2017, where an announcement was made that the Grammy Museum Experience will be housed at there. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
Officials gather at the Prudential Center in Newark Tuesday, February 7, 2017, during the announcement that the Grammy Museum Experience will be housed there. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
Scott O'Neil, Chief Executive Officer of the Philadelphia 76ers, New Jersey Devils & Prudential Center, speaks at the Prudential Center in Newark Tuesday, February 7, 2017, during the announcement that the Grammy Museum Experience will be housed there. THOMAS P. COSTELLO
The Grammy Experience will be open to the public 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays and tickets will range from $9 to $12. Individual ticket and group ticket pricing and can be found at GrammyMuseumExp.org and tickets may be purchased via Ticketmaster.com.
"The Grammy Museum Experience will bring together two innovative brands in entertainment – the Prudential Center, a top-five most played venue in the United States, and the Grammy Museum, the most revered and respected property in music industry history. As stewards of these iconic brands, active residents of the city of Newark, and under the leadership of Josh Harris and David Blitzer, we believe it is our responsibility and privilege to ignite the special passion sports and music has in our world, and on the youth of today," said Scott O'Neil, CEO of the New Jersey Devils and Prudential Center, in a statement. "We look forward to honoring both the musical legacy of many of the acts, who have graced our stage at The Rock; as well as the performing legends who have inspired movements that have shaped our industry."
Exhibits include:
— Roland LIVE, an area that provides visitors with a real-life simulation experience of performing onstage
— Focused exhibits that unveil the mysteries behind the recording process
— A how-to tutorial that teaches visitors how to rap while providing insight into the mixing/remixing song experience
— A section dedicated to the annual Grammy Awards, as told through a timeline highlighting unforgettable moments in Grammy history
The Grammy Experience is located in a 8,200-square-foot expansion housed in the Prudential Center at 25 Lafayette St.
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If you resist the extras and stick with the main service you are then left in complete limbo until the next morning when your selections arrive. There is no welcome advice nor instructions on staking for the selections. A request for definitive instructions on this point was ignored. Incidentally I waited a couple of days before signing here as the suggestion was that places would go in an hour or so! Two months later they are still being sold and another giveaway is the availability of the service via the Clickbank affiliate marketplace. If you go to the trouble of setting that up you are looking to sell a load more than 40 places – I had at least 15 emails from differing sources offering the service so you can see this was not the true situation.
Selections emails appear early most mornings and merely give 3 selections (sometimes already non runners) with no price advice but just a note to place the bets for the win. I find it equally unbelievable that these tips are derived from other tipsters – the majority of services do not advise their bets until the markets are open and developed and and overnight non runners can be taken into account along with the latest going predictions. To be able to produce these tips by the time achieved is not going to be possible if their source is other tipsters. There is a veiled suggestion that they receive their tips earlier than normal subscribers. Again as likely as England ever winning the world cup again.
We are told that the process refines the possible down to find tips that are at least 70% likely to win – a rather nebulous assertion as it could mean that the horse is in the top 3 in the betting or that a strike rate of 70% is likely. Prices have ranged from odds on to double figures at the time of receipt.
But now the question that really arises is why make all these fatuous claims as the service has performed well in the trial. Nothing like the claims of course but a strike rate of 23% with 31 points profit at BOG prices based on taking a price on receipt of the email. With an ROI of 16.67% and approaching 200 bets the potential does seem good here. Just why the service does not help it's clients maximise their profits is a bit of a mystery. If you look at the price options on the proofing you will see that waiting for SP is not a good plan. The best BOG day to date saw 16 points profit and there can be no more than 3 points lost daily if you back at level stakes.
You have to ask why the service offers tips for life at a one off £30 especially in the light of the performance seen. A monthly subscription would be more than justified if what we have seen to date is maintained. Of course the whole thing could just be a way of getting an up to date mailing list but there does seem to be a trick being missed here. While time permits I will keep going with the monitoring and in the light of the results to date I think we have to award a positive rating – that said I retain severe reservations about the long term potential but with the 60 day Clickbank guarantee available you can take a look risk free.
I would not be splashing out large stakes until a much longer proofing period is seen but this service might just be the exception that proves the rule. And still forget the profit claims – at the level we are currently seeing to generate £80k per year would mean level stakes of around £660. Any takers?
Update 31/3/2018: At the end of February I thought that my fears were going to be justified with a near 30 point loss and a downwards spiral. But March has been just the opposite with a recovery past the previous peak and we now are seeing an overall BOG profit of 31 points at a reasonably respectable ROI of just under 9%, The strike rate remains low at 21% but some good priced winners have been seen which compensate for the variation with the marketing claims. The chances of this being other tipsters work is still laughable – the timing of emails makes this all but impossible and I cannot believe that a serious tipster would offer selections with odds at 25 to 1 ON!
That said I have seen much worse than this service and if it could reshape into a credible form might be worth following.


Depending on how many areas you have to sort out, how many things you have accumulated, how you find decision making and the pace we work at together, will depend on how long it takes. I usually suggest you begin with a 3 or 4 hour session, to see how you find the process and what we can achieve together. As a very general rule, one room might take two 4 hour sessions.
After our first session, I will send you a personalised plan based on your specific needs. Whether you need some inspiration to get yourself started, or someone along side you for your whole project, you can use Tidy Rooms for as much or as little as you want. Some clients like to book a couple of 4 hour sessions to tackle one or two rooms and others like to do a couple of hours every fortnight or 4 hours a month. It really depends on you.
I charge £30 per hour and this includes a phone consultation and tailored plan, travel within 45 minutes of Surbiton, Surrey; research into services provided by your local area for furniture collection or recycling; storage solutions and product ideas; rubbish and recycling bags; and any basic cleaning products we will use.
Do I have to declutter with you?
I need you to be there to decide what stays and what goes. Also, you know how you like to live and use your spaces, so you'll have the best insight into what you want. It's your home, so everything that happens, is your decision. I'll give you ideas to try and help you take each step. We'll get stuck in together to get the job done. Going through this process will help teach you how to maintain your home once we're finished so the clutter doesn't come back.
What do I do with all the stuff I want to get rid of?
I am happy to remove up to a car boot load of re-usable items to the charity shop after each decluttering session. This takes about 20 mins to go to a charity shop and drop everything off so I charge £10. For larger amounts, we'll look into alternative removal options. In some areas there are council or charity collection schemes. I can also advise you on selling options. I cannot remove items to the local tip.
Once we have begun work on an area - sorting, rationalising and re-homing your things, your storage requirements will become much clearer. You may find that you have most of the storage you need and once your things have been re-assigned, you might only need to buy a few things. I will research options for you and advise you on what you can buy from where.
Yes, I have public liability and professional indemnity insurance of up to £1,000,00. You are responsible for any breakages that may occur.
Is this the worst clutter you have ever seen?
Your home is probably a show home, right?
My home is tidy most of the time because it's pretty well organised so it doesn't take long to put things back in their place. It doesn't look like a magazine spread though, because then it wouldn't feel homely to me. It's about personal taste though and I definitely feel much more relaxed when surfaces are clear and things are put away where they belong.