Yes, federal law provides a special right of action for railroad and train company employees.
How Does Federal Law Protect Injured Railroad Workers?
That you are covered under FELA.
The railroad or train company was negligent.
That negligence caused you injuries.
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A biographer and art historian, Laurie Wilson is the author of Alberto Giacometti: Myth, Magic and the Man, published by Yale University Press in 2003. Her new biography, LOUISE NEVELSON: Light and Shadow, will be published in Fall 2016 by Thames & Hudson. She is also a practicing psychoanalyst on the faculty of the Institute for Psychoanalytic Education affiliated with NYU School of Medicine. Her involvement with Nevelson dates back to the 1970s when she spent fifteen hours interviewing the artist for her doctoral dissertation, Louise Nevelson Iconography and Sources (1976), which was subsequently published in the series: Outstanding Dissertations in the Fine Arts. She has also written over a dozen chapters, articles and essays on Nevelson for professional journals and publications, including essays for the 1980 retrospective at the Whitney Museum (for which she conducted additional interviews with the artist) and the catalogue essay for an exhibit at the Phoenix Museum of Art.
I am often asked how the three fields in which I have become expert fit together: art history, psychoanalysis and art therapy.
When I was studying and gaining experience in each I did not imagine that much later I would find deep and lasting links among the three of them.
Studying art history at Wellesley College where each class had a studio component, I discovered the depth of my love for art.
That experience inspired me to study sculpture and drawing for several years, first at the Art Students League in New York and then the Accademia di Belli Arti in Rome.
Needing to make a living to support what I jokingly referred to as my vice — sculpture — I embarked on a career as an art teacher and art therapist. Both made me realize the power of art to heal and enlighten as well as to delight.
Finally, wishing to understand the people (children and adults) with whom I was working in a deeper way: I began to explore psychoanalytic theory and practice. Why people made their art the way they did was the question that drove me to pursue answers that were both complex and profound enough to satisfy my curiosity.
Some years later I found myself at a university teaching art and psychology to artists, art therapists and the general public. That is when I realized that all my previous explorations and study had come together.
Psychoanalytic thinking could be applied to artists from past centuries as well as to people in clinical settings in the present. Both would be enriched by the multilayered complex questioning that is characteristic of the field.
Art therapy as a profession had been built on a psychoanalytic foundation which assumed that there must be complex meanings for artwork and art-making by patients. It was an easy transition for me to assume that the same would be true for work done by fine artists. And so the circle was complete. I could study the lives and work of artists with the goal of discerning what motivations and meanings might be hidden from the general public but could be discovered by someone with triple training.
I had always admired the works of Alberto Giacometti and Louise Nevelson. Their art and their elusive fascinating lives drew me into a decades-long study.


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With the code derived from the last post I wanted to try to get multiple (partly moving) objects into an environment that moves. Done. There are two "racers" on a plane. One of the racers is moving while the "camera" is panning around the plane.
It took a while to write that. Why the rum? Long story as a link: I saw that and liked it. Copy, paste, trace out all compile fails and rewrite and present!


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Youth Beaten up for Protesting Rash Driving in Jalpaiguri - Vehicle Seized Accused Absconded
A youth from Kadamtala area of Jalpaiguri was beaten up by three persons after he protested against them for rash driving. The victim, Rana Das has been undergoing treatment at a Jalpaiguri hospital with serious injuries on his body. Police said that Das, a resident of Nayabasti area of Jalpaiguri was walking down the road when a car passed through his side at a high speed. The youth protested against the rash driving of the vehicle. After he protested against the incident, the car stopped few meters away from the spot. The incident took place on DBC Road. Three persons got down from the car and asked the victim as to why he shouted at them. Das told them he would have been injured had he not shifted to the pavement. A quarrel broke out between the victim and the accused. The victim wanted an apology from the three accused which infuriated them so much that they threatened him of dire consequences. The accused also allegedly bragged about what they did and said what they did was right. This led to a heated altercation between the victim and the accused. During the altercation, one of the accused suddenly punched on his face. Rana also alleged that one of the accused had hit him on his head with a stick. As a result, Rana received a serious injury on his head. After seeing the incident, the local residents rushed to his rescue and took him to the hospital. The accused, however, fled from the spot along with the vehicle immediately after the incident. The family members of the victim lodged a complaint in the local police station on the basis of which, police have started an investigation. Post investigation, cops seized the car but they are yet to arrest the accused who are absconding. Police have identified the three accused and are conducting raids to nab them.

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David Dillon
Correction appended August 31, 2007
For all the official secrecy surrounding the process, yesterday's announcement that Robert A.M. Stern Architects has been selected to design the George W. Bush Presidential Library at Southern Methodist University (SMU), in Dallas, proved to be a no-brainer: a high-profile historicist for an institution that wants only collegiate Georgian architecture. Neo Trad for Neo-Cons. Where's the surprise?
According to a statement from the Bush Library Foundation, Stern got the job following an August 23 meeting with the president at his ranch in Crawford, Texas. "I guess he wanted to look me over and I suppose I was looking him over," Stern says.
Stern beat out a dozen Texas-based and national firms for the roughly $200 million commission, including Hammond Beeby Rupert Ainge, Pelli Clarke Pelli, Lake/Flato, HOK, and HKS. The final three came down to Stern, Lawrence W. Speck Studio of PageSoutherlandPage, and Overland Partners. A five-member committee led by first lady Laura Bush, herself an SMU alumna, interviewed the architects.
The initial RFQ called for a 145,000-square-foot library and a 40,000-square-foot public policy institute that are compatible with "the distinct architectural character of SMU, and commemorate and celebrate the accomplishments of President Bush." The school has yet to finalize a location on campus for the facility and Stern is unable to say when conceptual schematic designs will be ready.
As RECORD reported in June, some of SMU's trustees and faculty bitterly oppose the proposed Bush institute, fearing that it will become a partisan think tank over which they have no control. Stern stayed clear that controversy on Tuesday, saying that he wanted to make a building that is open and welcoming to people and that is at the same time dignified.
Stern is no stranger to Texas, having designed the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts in Houston, an administration building for Trinity University in San Antonio, and a Ritz Carlton Hotel in Dallas, which opened in August. In the late 1990s, he also produced a 22,000-square-foot neo-Georgian estate that the AIA Guide to Dallas Architecture describes as "a stray building from the Southern Methodist University campus." Nothing like getting a running start.
Correction: Lake/Flato was approached to participate in the RFQ process but declined.
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For months, activists protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline's crossing of the Missouri River used Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to encourage people from around the country to support their movement through donations or by physically coming to the camp. With construction stalled and temperatures dropping, however, the group has changed its message. In a statement on Friday, they told supporters to join protests against pipelines elsewhere in the country.
"There is no longer an open call for people to come join Sacred Stone Camp unless personally invited," the statement read.
The statement comes after tribal chairman Dave Archambault II requested that protesters begin to leave the site before the winter weather became worse. After his request, some groups that had previously been strong allies of the DAPL protests have begun posting information about other ongoing pipeline protests.
"We, the Indigenous Environmental Network have decided to respect the Chairman's request and begin the process of transitioning out of the Oceti Sakowin camp…Moving forward, IEN looks towards growing and furthering the momentum that has begun here at Standing Rock," read one post from an organization that had been allied with the DAPL protesters since this summer.
Already, social media accounts connected with the North Dakota protests have begun to share information about protests in Florida, Arkansas, and New England. Previous attempts to recruit from among the Standing Rock protesters had failed to rouse the same levels of support as had been seen in North Dakota.
In addition to the Arkansas Rising protests, Standing Rock's social media accounts directed supporters to campaigns to resist Spectra Energy's Algonquin Pipeline in New England and to the Sabal Trail pipeline in Florida.
The protests are linked not only by their websites, but by the presence of certain activists. Sophia Wilansky was seriously injured during an altercation between police and protesters on the Backwater Bridge late last month. While many media outlets highlighted her youth and serious injury, few of them connecting Wilansky to her activist past. On June 29, Wilansky participated in a protest in West Roxbury, MA to try to halt construction of the West Roxbury Lateral pipeline. During the protest event, clergy from a variety of religions and denominations led a climate mass graves funeral, which ended with Wilansky, Karenna Gore, daughter of former Vice President Al Gore, and four others climbing into the pipeline trench to mimic being buried.
The so-called "Mass Grave Six" are currently awaiting trial in Massachusetts.
The protests in Florida, Massachusetts, and Arkansas do not have a connection to native rights like the DAPL protests. Instead, they are increasingly allied with environmental activist groups.


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No More 5:20AM report times
Ugh....On my first 2 day trip of the month.
It's a fairly high value trip at 11 hours.
It's a 5-3 trip. Five legs on day one, 3 legs on day 2. I finish at 12:35PM on day 2.
Today started with a 5:20AM report time...on a Sunday! I contemplated trading it for something with a later start time, but I didn't want to drop the 11 hours down to anything under 10 hours. I kept it obviously.
I packed my bags and had them ready last night then took a shower. This morning my alarm went off at 4AM. By 4:20AM I was out the door.
Quick stop at McDonalds and I was off to the airport. By 5:10AM I was in the crew room signing in for my trip. Tired.
It was so early even Dunkin Donuts was closed. I thought to myself, "What kind of nut job wants to fly out at so early on a Sunday morning....I guess I will find out when we all leave."
At 6:00AM we pushed out 5 minutes early with 2 passengers on board. One was a non-rev. Contrary to popular belief airlines can not cancel a flight due to lack of passengers. I have flown empty before....rare...but it happens. Regional airlines are almost all "fee for departure". This means we profit the same full or empty. The major airline pays for the fuel and other items and they take the loss for an empty flight.
Weather. Storm moving in from the west. We had a lot of fuel on board. Holding short a flight in position asked to wait a bit for the weather and pulled off. We were told to line up and wait and take a look using our eyes and RADAR. It looked fine to us as we were headed west. Instead of a normal RNAV departure we were given an immediate heading of 090.
Normally we wait until 400 feet AGL to turn. We can turn before that altitude but it must be less than a 15 degree bank. Almost as soon as the wheels left the ground my Captain, who was flying the leg, began a shallow turn to the right. A few bumps during climb out. My coffee in the cup holder started splashing. I picked it up as my hand was a better shock absorber.
We were soon in the clear. We knew that we'd have issues coming back to the airport though.
Arrived to find our gate occupied. It was another regional that does flying for my mainline partner. They've had reliability issues lately. Lot of late flights. So many that my airline has been called in to cover flights.
Delayed. Ground stop at the hub. After 55 minutes we blocked out. We were at max weight for the longest runway in question. I deal with various weights for takeoff. There is the maximum structural weight (the most the plane can weigh), the runway limit (to be able to accelerate to V1 and abort), and climb limit (get to VR, pop an engine and take off avoiding obstacles.) We were runway limited.
Our books state I must use a maximum power takeoff (as opposed to normal reduced power takeoff) and perform a static power setting (holding the brakes while revving up the engines to takeoff power). Up and away. Given a long route for weather.
After about 10 minutes one of the arrival gates opened up. We took it. Then it happened. Weather got horrible at the hub. Holding.
We had a decent amount of fuel. I pulled the power back early but it wasn't enough. After 6 laps in the hold, about 25 minutes, we hit bingo fuel. At bingo fuel we had enough fuel to reach our destination, fly to the alternate and fly for 45 minutes. At bingo we had to head toward the hub or divert. We diverted.
Our alternate was only 10 miles away. I pulled out the charts and briefed my approach. Easy landing.
Ironically our alternate was the same airport my next turn was supposed to serve. That flight and the return flight cancelled.
Once in another flight from my airline diverted as well. We were on a hard pad and not a jet bridge.
Initially my Captain wanted to keep the passengers on board as it would be just 45 minutes. The problem was a storm was moving toward the airport. The airport personnel stated once the storm arrived they would be inside and unable to deplane passengers. With that news MOST passengers got off. The only passengers on board were unaccompanied minors.
Unaccompanied minors are the responsibility of the Flight Attendant until we reach our destination. There were 3 on board today. Girls ages 8,10 and 12. It was easier to keep track of them on the plane than in a crowded terminal.
An hour an forty minutes later we left. Quick flight. I attempted to grease it on....and did so...twice. Apparently I kissed to ground once...pulled back just a little too much and kissed again. Not a big deal.
Plane swap. With the cancelled turn we had just one flight left.
Blocked out 47 minutes late. Climbing out, both the Captain and I began to really feel that 5:20AM report time.
Getting tired.
Winds at the out station were high at 260 at 18 knots gusting to 30 knots.
The long runway is 7300 feet long and is runway 17. I've only used to long runway. The short runway is 5300 feet long and is runway 30.
I planned on using 17 as it was longer. My Captain brought up using 30. It was only a 40 degree crosswind. The performance charts stated I needed a 4200 foot long runway to safely stop. I pondered and agreed. Runway 30 was a straight in approach.
My adrenaline was up as it always is during gusty landings. It's a rush seeing the "short" runway ahead as I hand fly a plane with 48 people on board at 141 knots.
No nonsense approach. Around 40 feet the gust dropped and the sink rate increased rapidly. I brought up the power and pulled back a bit while kicking the nose over to the right and adding left aileron. Like butter.
Once down I quickly applied maximum thrust reverse and moderate braking. We were at at taxi speed with a little over 2000 feet to spare ahead.
The feeling after exciting landings is hard to describe. Kinda euphoric.
We climbed into the hotel van with a few passengers from our flight.
Once at the hotel I was starving. Headed to a restaurant next door. While in line one of the passengers from the van walked in. He asked if I was eating solo and asked if I wanted company. For the first time ever I had dinner with a passenger. It was a nice change.
Tomorrow starts with a 5:10AM van. Once done I come back Tuesday afternoon at 2:30PM and finish at 2:30PM on Wednesday....a much better start and stop time.
No more 5:20AM report times for me......until the next time I see a high value trip....but then that will be the last time.....until the next time. Ha!
Needed: A few good pilots....with 1500 hours or more
Moved in
Declaring an emergency
Busy.....


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Q: sending string in sockets C? I am trying to send this string:
Server code:
char bash[256] = "grep 'usernama' data/*.txt | awk -F':' '{print $1}' | uniq";
char result[1000] = system(bash);
send(connected, result,strlen(result), 0);
fflush(stdout);

Error message:
error: array must be initialized with a brace-enclosed initializer

Issit possiible to send the grep result to the client in that way?

A: system(3) returns you status of fork(2), but not stdout of forked program. Standard solution is using pipes:
char bash_cmd[256] = "grep 'usernama' data/*.txt | awk -F':' '{print $1}' | uniq":
char buffer[1000];
FILE *pipe;
int len;

pipe = popen(bash_cmd, "r");
if (pipe == NULL) {
    perror("pipe");
    exit(1);
}

fgets(buffer, sizeof(buffer), pipe);
len = strlen(bash_cmd);
bash_cmd[len-1] = '\0';

pclose(pipe);

A: system doesn't capture the output from the command it runs, so it isn't possible to do what you want that way.
If you look at the system man page you can see it returns int, the exit status of the command you run.
In order to capture the output of a process, you need to:

*

*Find a library that does it for you.

*Code up your own fork/exec with pipes implementation.

*Redirect the output to a temporary file, then read that in. (From @unwind)

3 would be slightly simpler than 2, but would introduce security and reliability problems that wouldn't be present in 1 or 2.

A: The easiest way to do this, if you're willing to call system() and run a shell, is probably to redirect the output to a file, then open the file, read its contents, and send that.
This of course opens up a bunch of problems (mainly race conditions and error handling), but it can perhaps be a bit simpler than just diving in and learning about fork() and exec().

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Expo 2020 Dubai teams up with Accenture to help ensure seamless digital experience
From information security and customer relations to virtual assistance and geolocation services, Expo 2020 Dubai is teaming up with leading global professional services company Accenture to create a powerful and engaging digital experience for millions of visitors from around the world.
As the newly appointed Digital Services Premier Partner and Systems Integrator, Accenture will play a key role in making the first World Expo in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region one of the fastest, smartest and best connected places on Earth.
To achieve this, Accenture will work with Etisalat Digital, a business unit of the international telecoms and technology service provider Etisalat, Expo's Premier Telecommunications and Digital Services Partner.
Accenture will design, build and run solutions in areas such as virtual assistance, business intelligence and analytics, mobile applications and technologies that support guest relations. It will also ensure the integration of more than 70 Expo applications and coordinate programme management, architecture and testing across Expo's multiple technology partners.
Over the coming years, Accenture and Etisalat Digital will be exploring ways to enhance the Expo experience using digital services. Examples of these services could include ensuring visitors have a virtual assistant to guide them around the site or allowing them to order their lunch at a restaurant before they even arrive using smart technology.
Accenture and Etisalat Digital could also help participants and partner companies evolve their offerings by analysing who is visiting their pavilion, as well as training staff and volunteers to make sure they have all the necessary skills and knowledge to meet the needs of the millions who will visit the Expo.
"We are delighted to welcome Accenture as our Digital Services Partner," said Her Excellency Reem Al Hashimy, UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation and Director General, Bureau Dubai Expo 2020.
"Innovation and technology are at the heart of World Expos and Accenture is a world leader in technology and business innovation and digital transformation."
With more than 180 countries expected to participate and up to 60,000 visitors every hour, Accenture's role will be critical to ensuring that the Expo experience for every individual will be as exceptional as possible.
The partnership deal with Accenture was signed by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Expo 2020 Dubai Higher Committee, and Gerardo Canta, Accenture's Communications, Media & Technology lead for the Middle East, Africa, Russia and Turkey.
Accenture's experience across more than 40 industries in over 120 countries, the power of the Accenture Innovation Architecture and the presence of the Accenture Digital Acceleration Center in Dubai, as well as previous involvement at Expo Milano 2015, where it was Global Systems Integration Partner, makes it an ideal partner for an event on the scale of Expo 2020 Dubai. Its expertise in integrating systems and creating innovative solutions also mean that it will have a vital role to play in delivering the overall theme of the Expo, 'Connecting Minds, Creating the Future.'
"Accenture, Etisalat Digital and Expo 2020 Dubai share a goal of joining together businesses, systems and people around the world," said Gerardo Canta.
"This new partnership represents our common commitment to this mission and aligns with Expo 2020 Dubai's theme. We recognise the unique opportunity that Expo 2020 Dubai presents and will use our experience, network and specialised digital skills to ensure the underlying systems infrastructure for this remarkable event is state of the art."
Expo 2020 Dubai and Accenture have previously worked together. In November 2016, they organised the Accenture Digital Connecte
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Some of us want to dance, and some to sing. For some people music is their hobby, for others drawing or painting. Some people want to read, others to travel or to climb mountains like Everest.
Maybe we all want different things, but we all have something in common that connects us.
What is it that moves us to do the things we do?
Those are our motives, our wishes and feelings which make us move and do something, to take some action, to achieve some goal.
When we talk about our motives and inspiration to do something, my inspiration to write this post is exactly from the movie Everest. This movie tries to show us what it's like to climb a mountain top, which is so high and extreme.
It makes me think about two really interesting questions: Why people love to climb difficult mountain tops like Everest? Which are their motives and reasons? What drives them to such a degree of courage to go on this expedition, not knowing whether they will achieve their goal or die on the mountain?
Climbing a mountain such as Everest brings two major challenges. First of all, physical endurance and also mental strength. To climb Everest certainly requires good stamina of the body. But despite the physical stamina, it requires a mental stamina and strong motive that will push you through your expedition, until the end.
In the movie, in one perfect moment, a journalist played by House Of Cards' Michael Kelly, asked the group of climbers: "Why Everest?". At first no one wanted to answer his question, but soon thereafter people started answering and all through out the movie we can see that the people who decided to climb this dangerous mountain have deep reasons, feelings, emotions and wishes to do so.
In this movie, we can see that these people decided to climb Everest, besides knowing that this expedition can cost them their lives.
They started to climb this mountain with strong desire to win the top of Everest and to achieve their own life goal, which has a deep and personal meaning.
They knew that they can't have full control of this expedition. They knew that the weather can always change their plans and stop their climbing. They knew really well that the mountain always has the last word and that they risk losing their lives.
But still, they were determined to make a step out of their comfort zone and conquer their fears. They let their passion for climbing to lead them to the end. They put a challenge before themselves which explored the limits of their own abilities and they believed that they can climb the top of Everest.
And all of us, even though we might not be extreme climbers like this group of people, we also experience the similar expedition in our own lives every day.
In my life I have my own Everest. Which mountain are you struggling to climb? What is the name of that mountain? School, work or some relationship problems? Perhaps cancer? Mental illness?
Maybe your Everest is some bigger or smaller problem or some life challenge which stands before you and wait for you to achieve it. The process of climbing can be hard and painful. It requires physical and mental stamina. Maybe you will want to give up. Maybe you will regret that you even started the expedition. Maybe million things will stand on your path and in that very moment the top of your Everest might look really far and impossible to reach.
But, be brave and courageous like this group of climbers was. Don't let yourself stay in the foot of the mountain just watching the other climbers climb their own Everest. Maybe if you join them, you can also help someone to reach their goal, while you achieve your own goal.
Be brave and believe in your own potential which is hiding deep within yourself.
Give your last breath to reach your dreams!
And never forget that everybody's life is a hard battle, but an amazing blessing in the same time. Never give up. Move on! Climb your own Everest!
May the souls of all those who lost their life on Everest in 1996 be at peace.
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Beit Midrash Shabbat and Holidays The Melachot
When May I Ask a Non-Jew for Help on Shabbos?
Rabbi Yirmiyohu KaganoffAdar 1 5780
The Melachot
Each of the following questions is an actual situation about which I was asked:
Question #1: My car needs repair work, and the most convenient time to drop it off at Angelo's Service Station is Friday afternoon. May I bring Angelo the car then, knowing that he is going to repair it on Shabbos?
Question #2: A gala Shabbos sheva brachos is being held at an apartment several flights of stairs below street level, a very common situation in hilly Yerushalayim. The kallah's elderly grandmother arrived before Shabbos by elevator, intending to return home by using the Shabbos elevator (a subject I hope to discuss at a different time iy'H). Indeed, the building's elevator actually has a Shabbos setting, but we discover on Shabbos that the Shabbos setting is not working. How does Bubby get home?
Question #3: My friend lives in a neighborhood that does not have an eruv. She arranges before Shabbos for a non-Jew to push the baby carriage on Shabbos. May she do this?
Question #4: "If this contract does not arrive at its destination ASAP, I could suffer huge losses. May I mail it as an express mail package on Friday?"
Question #5: "If a registered letter arrives on Shabbos, may I ask the letter carrier to sign for me?"
Many people are under the mistaken impression that one may ask a non-Jew to do any prohibited activity on Shabbos. This is not accurate. I know of many instances in which someone asked a non-Jew to do work in situations in which making such a request is prohibited. Our Sages prohibited asking a non-Jew to work for us on Shabbos out of concern that this diminishes our sensitivity to doing melacha ourselves (Rambam, Hilchos Shabbos 6:1). Also, Chazal considered the non-Jew to be my agent -- thus, if he works for me on Shabbos, it is considered that I worked on Shabbos through a hired agent (Rashi, Shabbos 153a s.v. mai taama).
By the way, the halachos of amira lenochri, asking a non-Jew to perform a prohibited activity, are not restricted to the laws of Shabbos, but apply to all mitzvos of the Torah. Thus, it is prohibited to have a non-Jew muzzle your animal while it works (see Bava Metzia 90a; Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat 338:6), ask him to graft fruit trees, nor ask a non-Jew to do prohibited work on Chol Hamoed (Moed Katan 12a).
There are many complicated details governing when I may ask a non-Jew to do something on Shabbos and when I may not. These are some of the factors that one must consider:
A. Is the non-Jew my employee or is he an "independent contractor"?
B. What type of benefit do I receive from his work?
C. Did I ask the non-Jew directly or indirectly?
D. If a Jew were to perform the work, would it be prohibited min haTorah or only miderabbanan?
E. Why do I want him to do this work?
F. Could I do the work myself, albeit in a different way from how the non-Jew is likely to do it?
To show how these details affect a practical case, I will analyze the halachic issues involved in each of our cases mentioned above, starting with our first case -- leaving the car over Shabbos at a non-Jewish mechanic. The important detail here is that I did not ask the non-Jew to do the work on Shabbos – it is prohibited to do so. Instead, I brought him the car and allowed him to decide whether to do the work on Shabbos. Is he now my agent if he works on Shabbos?
AGENT VERSUS CONTRACTOR
There is a halachic difference whether the non-Jew is working as my agent (or employee) or whether he is an independent contractor who makes his own decisions. If he is my agent, I may not allow him to do prohibited activity on Shabbos. However, if he is an independent contractor, under certain circumstances, I am not responsible if he actually does the work on Shabbos.
When is the non-Jew considered a contractor? If the non-Jew decides on his own when to do the work and I hired him by the job, he is a contractor. In these cases, I may give him work that he might decide to perform on Shabbos, provided that he could do the work on a different day and that he does the work on his own premises. (Under certain circumstances, the last condition is waived.)
What are examples of contractors? The mailman, the repairman who repairs items on his own premises, and the dry cleaner are all contractors. On the other hand, a regular employee whom I ask to do work on Shabbos is not a contractor unless I pay him extra for this job.
Thus, I may drop off my car at the auto mechanic before Shabbos and leave it over Shabbos, provided I allow him time to do the work when it is not Shabbos, either on Friday afternoon or Motza'ei Shabbos. Even though I know that the non-Jewish mechanic will not be working Saturday night and will actually do the work on Shabbos, I need not be concerned, since he could choose to do the work after Shabbos.
However, dropping off my car before Shabbos is permitted only when:
(1) He does the work on his own premises.
(2) He is paid a fee for the completed job.
(3) He decides whether or not he does the work on Shabbos. (It should be noted that some poskim prohibit doing this when the mechanic is closed Motza'ei Shabbos. Since I know that he is closed Motza'ei Shabbos, they consider it asking him to do the work on Shabbos, which is prohibited.)
In a similar way, I could bring dry cleaning in on Friday afternoon expecting to pick up the cleaned clothes Saturday night, provided enough time exists to clean the clothes before or after Shabbos.
We will now explore our second question:
An elderly woman cannot ascend the several flights of stairs necessary to get to street level. The building has a Shabbos elevator, but we discover on Shabbos that the Shabbos setting is not working. How does Bubby get home? Can we have a non-Jew operate the elevator to get her home?
Before answering this question, I want to share with you another story:
A DARK SIMCHAS TORAH SHABBOS
The following story occurred on a Simchas Torah in Yerushalayim that fell on Shabbos. (Although Simchas Torah outside Eretz Yisroel cannot occur on Shabbos, Shmini Atzeres, which can fall on Shabbos, is observed in Eretz Yisroel as Simchas Torah.) Just as the hakafos were beginning, the power in the shul went out, plunging the entire shul into darkness. The shul's emergency lights went on, leaving the shul dimly lit -- sufficient for people to exit safely and to dance in honor of Simchas Torah, but certainly making it more difficult to observe the usual Simchas Torah celebrations. The rav of the shul ruled that they could not ask a non-Jew to turn on the lights.
If any element of danger had been involved, one could certainly have asked a non-Jew to turn on the lights. But the rav felt that the situation was not dangerous, and therefore maintained that one may not ask a non-Jew to turn on the lights.
One of the congregants suggested a way to illuminate the shul. The same idea could get Bubby home! Before presenting his idea, I need to explain two concepts:
BENEFITING FROM A NON-JEW'S ACTION
If a non-Jew does melacha on Shabbos for his own benefit, a Jew may use the results. For example, if a non-Jew builds a ramp to disembark from a boat on Shabbos, a Jew may now exit the boat via the same ramp, since the non-Jew did no additional work in order to benefit the Jew. Similarly, if a non-Jew kindled a light so that he can read, a Jew may now use the light. One may use the light even if the non-Jew and the Jew know one another (Mishnah Shabbos 122a; Rambam 6:2; Shulchan Aruch Orach Chayim 325:11).
However, if the non-Jew gathered grass to feed his animals, the Jew cannot let his animals eat the leftover grass if the two people know one another. This is so that the non-Jew will not in the future come to do melacha for the sake of the Jew (Shabbos 122a).
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE RAMP AND THE GRASS?
Why are these cases halachically different? Why may the Jew use the light or the ramp, but may not allow his animal to eat the grass?
In the first cases, no additional work is necessary for the non-Jew to provide a ramp or light for the Jew. Once the non-Jew has built the ramp or kindled the light, any number of people can benefit from them without any additional melacha. However, cutting each blade of grass is a separate melacha activity. Thus, allowing one's animal to eat this grass might tempt the non-Jew to cut additional grass for the Jew's animal, which we must avoid.
So far, we have calculated that if we can figure out how to get the non-Jew to turn on the light for his own benefit, one may use the light. Thus, we might be able to turn lights on in the shul for Shabbos, or have a non-Jew ride the elevator up to the main floor and hopefully have Bubby in the elevator at the same time. However, how does one get the non-Jew to turn on the light or the elevator for his own benefit when one may not ask him to do any work on Shabbos?
May I hint to a non-Jew that I would like him to perform a prohibited activity on Shabbos? The poskim dispute this issue. Some rule that this is prohibited (Tur Orach Chayim 307), whereas others permit it (Bach, Orach Chayim 307 s.v. uma shekasav rabbeinu). Thus, according to the second opinion, one may ask a non-Jew on Shabbos, "Why didn't you accompany Bubby on the elevator last Shabbos?" even though he clearly understands that you are asking him to take the elevator with her today. According to the first opinion, one may not do this, nor may one ask a non-Jew to clean up something in a dark room, since to do so he must turn on the light.
However, the majority of poskim accept an intermediate position, contending that, although one may not hint to a non-Jew on Shabbos, one may hint to him on a weekday (Smag). Thus one may ask him on Friday, "Why didn't you do this last Shabbos? but one may not ask him this on Shabbos (Shulchan Aruch Orach Chayim 307:2; Rema Orach Chayim 307:22). According to this last ruling, one could tell the non-Jew during the week, "Why did you leave Bubby downstairs without taking her up in the elevator?" but one could not mention this to him on Shabbos.
PERMITTED HINTING VERSUS PROHIBITED HINTING
However, the poskim agree that one may tell a non-Jewish mailman on Shabbos, "I cannot read this letter until it is open." What is the difference between the two types of hinting?
The difference is that the forbidden type of hinting implies either a command or a rebuke, whereas the permitted type does not (Magen Avraham 307:31). Telling a non-Jew to clean something up in a dark room on Shabbos is, in essence, commanding him to perform a prohibited activity -- turning on the light. Similarly, when you rebuke him for not doing something last Shabbos, you are basically commanding him to do it the next Shabbos. However, one may make a statement of fact that is neither a command nor a rebuke. Therefore telling the non-Jew, "I cannot read this letter unless it is open" does not command him to do anything, and for this reason it is permitted.
However, if the non-Jew then asks me, "Would you like me to open the letter for you?" I may not answer "Yes," since this is itself a command. (It is as if you said, "Yes, I would like you to open the letter for me.") I may tell him, "That's not a bad idea," or "I have no objections to your opening the letter," which does not directly ask him. I may even say, "I am not permitted to ask you to open it on my Sabbath."
How does this discussion affect our dark Simchas Torah or getting Bubby home?
The congregant suggested the following: One could create a situation whereby turning on the light is beneficial for the non-Jew, and then hint to him that if he wants to, he could benefit by turning the light on. One may do this because the non-Jew is turning on the light for his own use, and the Jew did not ask him directly to turn on the light. Thus, if you placed a bottle of whiskey or a gift of chocolate in the shul, and then notified the non-Jew that the bottle or chocolate is waiting for him there, you can show him how to turn on the lights so that he can find his present. This is permitted because the non-Jew is turning on the lights for his own benefit, and you did not ask him, nor even hint to him that you want him to turn on the lights. You simply notified him that if he wants to put on the lights, he could find himself a very nice present.
The same solution may help Bubby return home. Someone may invite a non-Jew to the sheva brachos, and then told him that a present awaits him in the building's entrance foyer. Does it bother him if Bubby shares the elevator with him while he goes to retrieve his present?
A word of caution: If one uses this approach, one must be careful that the non-Jew is indeed doing the melacha for his own purposes, such as to get the present as mentioned above. However, one may not ask the non-Jew to accompany you on a tour of the dark shul, and then he turns on the light to see his way. This is prohibited because the non-Jew is interested in the light only in order to accompany you on the walk, not because he gains anything (see Shulchan Aruch 276:3).
We will continue this topic next week…
As I mentioned above, the Rambam explains the reason that Chazal prohibited asking a non-Jew to do work on Shabbos is so that we do not diminish sensitivity to doing melacha ourselves. Refraining from having even a non-Jew work for me on Shabbos shows even deeper testimony to my conviction that Hashem created the world.
This Shiur is published also at Rabbi Kaganof's site
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Was the Rabbi of the Young Israel of Greater Buffalo, the Congregation Darchei Tzedek and also served as a dayan on the Beis Din of Baltimore. Now is a Rabbi in Neve Yaakov, Jerusalem. His Shiurim and Q&A can be found on his site: www.rabbikaganoff.com
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/*
 * @description
 * CWE: 126 Buffer Over-read
 * BadSource:  Set data pointer to a small buffer
 * GoodSource: Set data pointer to a large buffer
 * Sinks: loop
 *    BadSink : Copy data to string using a loop
 * Flow Variant: 81 Data flow: data passed in a parameter to an virtual method called via a reference
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#include "std_testcase.h"
#include "CWE126_Buffer_Overread__char_declare_loop_81.h"

namespace CWE126_Buffer_Overread__char_declare_loop_81
{

#ifndef OMITBAD

void bad()
{
    char * data;
    char dataBadBuffer[50];
    char dataGoodBuffer[100];
    memset(dataBadBuffer, 'A', 50-1); /* fill with 'A's */
    dataBadBuffer[50-1] = '\0'; /* null terminate */
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static void goodG2B()
{
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void good()
{
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#ifdef INCLUDEMAIN

using namespace CWE126_Buffer_Overread__char_declare_loop_81; /* so that we can use good and bad easily */

int main(int argc, char * argv[])
{
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#ifndef OMITGOOD
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#ifndef OMITBAD
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Turkey's Erdogan threatens EU with new migrant influx
Stuart Williams and Raziye Akkoc in Ankara
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been angered by the European Parliament's non-binding decision to freeze membership talks with Ankara
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been angered by the European Parliament's non-binding decision to freeze membership talks with Ankara (AFP Photo/Adem Altan)
Istanbul (AFP) - President Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatened Friday to walk away from a deal that has substantially reduced the flow of migrants to the European Union and also effectively end Ankara's membership bid by bringing back capital punishment.
Erdogan's warning he could open Turkey's borders to illegal migrants bound for Europe prompted an immediate objection from Germany that such "threats" were unhelpful.
Greece, which would face a heightened influx of migrants if Turkey made good its threat, also expressed "concern" at what it said would be "an act of aggression."
The Turkish leader's comments came a day after the European Parliament angered Ankara by backing a freeze of its EU accession talks, already hit by alarm over its crackdown in the wake of a failed coup in July.
"Listen to me. If you go any further, then the frontiers will be opened, bear that in mind," Erdogan told the EU during a speech in Istanbul.
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"If the people say 'we want the death penalty'... and this goes to parliament and parliament passes it and it comes to me, I declare I will approve this," he added.
EU officials have repeatedly made clear that bringing back the death penalty would instantly end Turkey's bid for membership as abolishing capital punishment is a key precondition.
- 'Promises unfulfilled' -
On March 18, Ankara and Brussels forged a deal for Turkey to halt the flow of migrants to Europe -- an accord that has largely been successful in reducing numbers crossing the Aegean Sea between Turkey and Greece.
According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), just over 171,000 have crossed to Greece so far this year, much lower than the comparable figure for 2015 of almost 740,000.
Hundreds of migrants drowned while trying to cross the Aegean in 2015 on unseaworthy boats, including three-year-old Syrian Aylan Kurdi. The images of his lifeless body washed up on a Turkish beach spurred the international community into action.
Turkey agreed to step up maritime and land border controls in exchange for incentives on its long-stalled membership bid, including visa-free travel for its citizens and an acceleration of the accession talks.
However with an October target passing, no apparent progress on the visa issue and the accession talks stalled, Ankara has accused Brussels of failing to keep its side of the bargain.
In response to Erdogan's remarks, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokeswoman Ulrike Demmer said the deal was in the interest "of all parties" and that "threats on either side are not helpful".
Greece's Deputy Defence Minister Dimitris Vitsas said that "using refugees and migrants to achieve other objectives (than those related to managing the influx) is an act of aggression".
EU Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas said it would not get involved in "statements about hypothetical scenarios" and was still committed to implementing the agreement.
Erdogan has also accused Brussels of failing to fulfil a promise to deliver some six billion euros ($6.3 billion) in aid for refugees.
The EU says the money is to be transferred gradually for individual projects and not in a single payment.
Erdogan said while Turkey itself was looking after three million refugees -- including 2.7 million Syrians who escaped the civil war but also Iraqis -- "you (the EU) did not fulfil your promises".
- 'Not a reality' -
The European Parliament vote to freeze the accession talks reflected spiralling tensions with Ankara after Brussels repeatedly expressed alarm over the magnitude of Turkey's crackdown after the coup attempts as well as the threats to bring back capital punishment.
The parliamentary vote is non-binding and earlier this month, all EU foreign ministers -- with the exception of Austria -- said they favoured continuing the accession talks.
But analysts say the entire membership process is in deep trouble, with little hope of progress and several risk factors that could lead to its collapse.
"Realistically, moving forward is also nearly impossible... Both Brussels and Ankara remain stuck and are playing for time," Asli Aydintasbas of the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) said in a research paper.
She suggested an alternative form of engagement between Turkey and the EU, other than full membership, could be agreed to save face and move forward.
Austria's Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz, a hardliner on Turkey, said Europe should strengthen its own borders after Erdogan's comments and "must not give into blackmail".


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Pierwiastki trzeciego okresu – pierwiastki chemiczne znajdujące się w trzecim okresie (rzędzie) układu okresowego pierwiastków. Trzeci okres zawiera osiem pierwiastków: sód, magnez, glin, krzem, fosfor, siarka, chlor i argon.

Znaczenie i występowanie

Wszystkie pierwiastki należące do tego okresu są szeroko rozpowszechnione, niemetale z tego okresu (oprócz argonu) zaliczają się do makroelementów i mają fundamentalne znaczenie dla istot żywych. Wchodzą one także w skład wielu pospolicie występujących substancji, np. krzemionki i soli kuchennej.

Pierwiastki znajdujące się w okresie

Sód

Sód jest bardzo reaktywnym metalem; na Ziemi znaczne jego ilości występują w oceanach w postaci soli.

Magnez

Magnez wchodzi w skład wielu minerałów, m.in. oliwinu i dolomitu, występuje także często w postaci jonów w wodzie morskiej. Jest także składnikiem chlorofilu.

Glin

Glin jest najpospolitszym metalem w skorupie ziemskiej. W postaci technicznie czystej substancji (aluminium) oraz jej stopów jest powszechnie wykorzystywany przez człowieka.

Krzem

Krzem jest drugim, po tlenie, najpospolitszym pierwiastkiem w skorupie ziemskiej; tworzy liczne minerały – krzemiany. Dzięki właściwościom półprzewodnikowym jest najważniejszym obecnie budulcem układów scalonych.

Fosfor

Fosfor jest reaktywnym niemetalem. Ze względu na ważną rolę biologiczną, jest używany w rolnictwie wchodząc w skład nawozów.

Siarka

Siarka jest reaktywnym niemetalem, jednak występuje na Ziemi także w postaci rodzimej. Złoża siarki tworzą się często w wyniku aktywności wulkanicznej i hydrotermalnej, jednak jest ona także spotykana w organizmach żywych jako składnik dwóch ważnych aminokwasów – cysteiny i metioniny.

Chlor

Chlor jest
w warunkach standardowych bardzo reaktywnym, trującym gazem. Występuje w postaci anionu Cl- w wodzie morskiej; jego właściwości utleniające sprawiają, że jest często używany do dezynfekcji, w szczególności poprzez chlorowanie wody.

Argon

Argon jest gazem szlachetnym, praktycznie nie wchodzącym w reakcje chemiczne. Jest trzecim głównym składnikiem powietrza, nie licząc pary wodnej.

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03-04-2019 2019-07-02SummaryThis persons is responsible operating the CNC Lathe machine TechnicianEssential Duties and Responsibilities :Can operate CNC Lathe machine .Knowledgeable in CNC Programming and can create new programs for newly developed products.Knowledgeable in CNC Process planning activitiesUpload & Download programs, set up datums and tool offsets and operate the machine till batch completion.Monitor tool wear, adjust offsets and replace inserts when necessary, ensuring correct operation of the machineMust be time served and able to produce components accurate to drawing.Effective and efficient use of machines for all types of job.Ensure all paper works is complete in a timely mannerAdhere and Maintain WMS Policy, and comply with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001,API SPEC Q1 and AS 9100 standards.Participate in the personal perception of Organizational Survey.Reports to his Supervisor incidents when WMS/MOC systems has been violated.Shall Apply core values of the company; Passion Courage, Higher Efficiciency, and momentum.Should follow the safety best practices.Should be Knowledgeable and apply the HIRA (Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment) and AIA (AspectShal Observe, respect, and follow his immediate head in work, to achieve the Company's objective.
27-03-2019 2019-06-25SummaryThis persons is responsible operating the CNC Lathe machine TechnicianEssential Duties and Responsibilities :Can operate CNC Lathe machine .Knowledgeable in CNC Programming and can create new programs for newly developed products.Knowledgeable in CNC Process planning activitiesUpload & Download programs, set up datums and tool offsets and operate the machine till batch completion.Monitor tool wear, adjust offsets and replace inserts when necessary, ensuring correct operation of the machineMust be time served and able to produce components accurate to drawing.Effective and efficient use of machines for all types of job.Ensure all paper works is complete in a timely mannerAdhere and Maintain WMS Policy, and comply with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001,API SPEC Q1 and AS 9100 standards.Participate in the personal perception of Organizational Survey.Reports to his Supervisor incidents when WMS/MOC systems has been violated.Shall Apply core values of the company; Passion Courage, Higher Efficiciency, and momentum.Should follow the safety best practices.Should be Knowledgeable and apply the HIRA (Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment) and AIA (AspectShal Observe, respect, and follow his immediate head in work, to achieve the Company's objective.


Nestled in the foothills of the Sonoran Desert amid towering cacti, The Four Seasons Scottsdale at Troon North's adobe casitas embody the desert's magic through thoughtful design and the outstanding talent of regional artisans.
Sitting close to downtown Scottsdale, and even closer to the unique rock formations of Pinaccle Peak, the resort boasts The Troon North, a bona fide golf mecca.
Capturing the vibrant tones of the desert in bloom interiors feature custom furnishings and patio doors that open to a private balcony. Visit the desert Spa, or enjoy a dip in the pool and soak up stunning views of the desert's jagged beauty.
7 nights staying in a Desert Garden King room including breakfast Prices fom £1062 per person. Prices subject to availability and confirmed at time of booking.


Your home is meant to be a place where you feel completely safe and comfortable. Having the proper security systems in place can give you the extra piece of mind that you deserve. Home security can range from having motion sensor lights to video surveillance and whole house alarm systems.
You may have a specific security feature that you would like to implement, or maybe you have some questions about what your options are, or have an existing system that needs upgrading. Give us a call or fill out our contact form and we will be happy to answer any questions that you may have.


Cabrillo College has activated new virus and junk mail protection services.
Postini, Cabrillo's current Email SPAM/Security Filtering service, is being retired by Google. Therefore, we are transitioning to an alternate system. Cabrillo's new Email Security Filtering service is Proofpoint Essentials.


Handy, Chales. (1989) The Age of Unreason. Broghton: Harvard Business School Press.
 Strauss, Valerie. 2017. The surprising thing Google learned about its employees — and what it means for today's students. URL: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/answer-sheet/wp/2017/12/20/the-surprising-thing-google-learned-about-its-employees-and-what-it-means-for-todays-students/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.d4cfd1f9cd76 [2018.09.15].


Well you win some you lose some. And then some things get totally ruined.
JELZE!!!!!! WHY'D YOU DO THAT!!!! YOU RUINED IT!!!!!
"no private detective looks like a private detective, that's one of the first rules of private detection"
"but if no private detective looks likea private detective how do you know what it is he's not supposed to look like? seems like there's a problem there"
Frankly, it amazes how many on here don't realize what the joke was about. The stupidity is quite literally depressing.
Thats not fair, I wanted to ruin it for everybody!
I don't like to play OMFs above ver 1.
Several moves are changed, inoperative, and several things are bad.
So no Nova at single player for me.
Besides, as said, it wasn't intended for it.
Single player is like story mode, so y're not supposed to use it there.
And if it was in BG it would own in close proximity, MUHAHa, just lemme get one punch to connect and the rest is a pice of cake.
A side project game that may never finish.
jeez, JelZe just answered the question, why shoot him. Everyone who didn't know this could easily have found it in a few minutes. And besides, if he didn't answered it, someone elso would have done it a few posts later.
I knew somebody would ruin it, but stone101 is right. If someone was gonna do it, it should have at least been someone who could've done it right.


Jeff Wall will be speaking with one of the most renowned specialists of his work, the art historian and curator Jean-François Chevrier.
Available for free every weekend and during school holidays.
Join us once a month to discover the secrets of drawing while learning about the Mudam's collection.
Patrick Corillon invite le spectateur à partir à la recherche de soi et du sens, à la limite de l'absurde. Il l'emmène dans la quête d'un absolu dont on sait qu'il ne sera jamais atteint.


Welcome to the Armed Barbers' shop.
A man's barbershop located in the main facility on the grounds of the Extreme Exigency Shooting Park. Where we took two things men love and put them together.
Shooting and classic men's haircuts. A place to shoot and a place to enjoy old school classic haircuts, beard trims, and hot towel straight blade razor shaves.
The male baby boomer is now in his 50s and 60s, craves a return to the shops he knew while growing up. He does not want to be surrounded by the smell of acrylics or chemicals. He wants to feel comfortable and secure in a male domain when he receives a haircut, beard trim or face shave. Younger men are wearing shorter traditional old school hair styles such as pompadours, fades, and military cuts. These styles required the expertise of a barber.


Memos to Mom: Hillary and her Foreign Policy "Experience"
A few surveys have come out about this over the last few days since the March 4th primaries.
The latest is from McClatchy which surveys former White House.
The funniest is from the Washington Post which quotes Sinbad as saying "I think the only 'red-phone' moment was: 'Do we eat here or at the next place.'"
The most comprehensive is from the Chicago Tribune from a few days ago.


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package amora.backend.actors

import akka.actor.Actor
import akka.actor.ActorLogging
import akka.actor.UnhandledMessage

/**
 * Logs unhandled messages. The usage of this actor is better because the config
 * value `akka.actor.debug.unhandled = on` can only log at debug level.
 */
class UnhandledMessagesActor extends Actor with ActorLogging {
  override def receive = {
    case UnhandledMessage(msg, sender, recipient) ⇒
      log.error(s"Unhandled message `$msg` to `$recipient` from `$sender`.")
  }
}


Canada study abroad students doing great!
Kevin visited the Tsurumi University students who are studying in Canada at the University of Regina. They are doing great, have made many new friends, and are enjoying life in Canada. On Sunday, June 15, Maiya was unable to attend, but Aona and Satomi went out with Kevin for a sushi lunch followed by frozen yogurt. See photo album now!


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Sen. Sherrod Brown: Columbia FTA Shows Washington "Out of Touch" With American Values
The Columbus Dispatch Sen. Sherrod Brown, a longtime critic of trade pacts such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, last week assailed the new agreement between the Obama administration and Colombia, charging that "it merely represents another example of Washington being out-of-touch with concerns and values of most Americans." "While Congress tries to prevent a government shutdown - while the gathering threat to workers rights across the world is ever more clear - the president's announcement of a trade agreement with a country that remains the most-dangerous country to be a trade unionist is a disappointment," the Ohio Democrat said in a statement. By contrast, Sen. Rob Portman, who served as U.S. trade representative under President George W. Bush, hailed the announcement. The Ohio Republican said the agreement would "create thousands of American jobs'' and is "a welcome development toward giving Ohio workers, farmers and service providers better access to worldwide market. Read original post here.


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Anthropology, Development and International Studies research
How research about girls by girls can help reduce gender inequalities
Improving the international response to epidemics through the power of anthropology
Infertility in India – a loaded issue
Prompting policy against 'green grabbing'
Aiding the prevention of genocide in the Great Lakes Region of Africa
Find out about our anthropology, development and international studies research.
School of Global Studies
Explore all research in the School of Global Studies.
Global Studies research activities are organised around the following departments and centres:
Science Policy Research Unit
Research programmes and centres
Centre for Advanced International Theory
Centre for Cultures of reproduction, technologies and health
Centre for Global Political Economy
Centre for Poverty and Inequality Research
Centre for the Analysis of Regional Integration at Sussex
Sussex Centre for Conflict and Security Research
Sussex Centre for Human Rights Research
Sussex Centre for for the study of corruption
Sussex Sustainability Research Programme
Centre for Global Health Policy
Centre for International Education
Social, Technological and Environmental Pathways to Sustainabilty Centre
Sussex Centre for Migration Research
Sussex European Institute
Sussex Africa Centre
Sussex Asia Centre
Dr Lyndsay McLean's innovative research on women and girls in the Democratic Republic of Congo involved engaging – and empowering – adolescent and young women researchers.
What's behind our continued Development Studies success?
We are proud to be ranked number one in the world for Development Studies for the sixth year running (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022).
To be ranked number one is a significant achievement. It showcases the success of our world-class international research, as well as the courses delivered by our Schools and our partner, the Institute of Development Studies (IDS).
We embrace our pioneering spirit to tackle the new and emerging challenges facing us all. The University of Sussex Business School is home to experts in world-changing development areas, such as development economics (Department of Economics), sustainable and low-carbon energy (Sussex Energy Group), the global sustainability goals (Sussex Sustainability Research Programme), and science, technology and innovation (Science Policy Research Unit).
In the School of Global studies, our staff and research students work collaboratively with policymakers, industry, and practitioners in the UK and abroad to bring in research that makes a difference to the world. We inspire them to look for innovative and transformative solutions to emerging global issues across disciplinary boundaries.
Our impact is diverse and encompasses a broad range of themes such as reproductive health, genocide prevention, drought, poverty and HIV drug resistance, and drought forecasting.
Our areas of expertise include:
gender, sexuality and conflict
markets, labour and finance
environment, resources and mobilization
human rights and welfare
new engagement with global development.
The impact of this can be shown in our ability to contribute to real-life solutions to challenges in the development sector. These include:
new approaches to science, technology and innovation being adopted by the UN
developing a collaborative approach to transforming waste management policies in Indian cities
collaborating with partners and other world-leading universities
making a difference in local areas affected by climate change.
This year we have continued to adapt and respond to, not only the continuing pandemic, but also the wider challenges confronting all who seek a fairer, safer, more sustainable and inclusive world." elizabeth harrison
Head of School of Global Studies
Podcast: James Fairhead on improving the response to epidemics
Professor James Fairhead talks about how understanding human behaviour and cultural motivation is an essential part of mitigating the spread of any disease.
Find out more about Professor Fairhead's work on improving the international response to epidemics through the power of anthropology.
Peter Newell, Professor of International Relations, says new alliances will help governments and businesses to adopt low-carbon energy systems.
View Peter Newell's profile
Find out more about the Centre for Global Political Economy
Educating policy makers in India
Prompting policy against 'green grabbing'
Ending the daily work commute may not cut energy usage as much as one might hope
A mass move to working-from-home accelerated by the Coronavirus pandemic might not be as beneficial to the planet as many hope
University of Sussex retains award for excellence in researchers' career development
HR In Excellence in Research Award goes to University of Sussex for sixth consecutive year for excellence in supporting researchers develop careers.
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An ultrasound of the uterus near term could help doctors determine which pregnant women are good candidates for a "trial of labor" after a previous cesarean delivery.
Results of a Canadian study suggest that using ultrasound to measure the thickness of the lower segment of the uterus towards the end of pregnancy could lead to a significant reduction in uterus rupture among women contemplating vaginal birth after a prior cesarean section.
In the study of 236 women who had a prior cesarean section, researchers found that a lower uterine segment thickness below 2.3 millimeters as seen on ultrasound, combined with a so-called "single-layer muscular closure" in a prior cesarean section, was associated with a "very high risk" of uterus rupture during an attempt at vaginal delivery in women with a history of cesarean section.
These two factors were associated with a 22-fold increased relative risk of uterus rupture during a trial of labor and, when present, "should preclude a trial of labor" in women who've had a prior cesarean section, the study team concludes.
The study was presented today at the annual meeting of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine in Washington, DC, by Dr. Emmanuel Bujold from the department of obstetrics and gynecology, Laval University in Quebec.
These results "will help us predict, for patients who have given birth through cesarean section before, which ones are at high risk for uterine rupture during labor in a subsequent pregnancy," Bujold told Reuters Health.
Using this "very simple and non-expensive measurement," he concluded, could lead to a "very important" decrease of the risk and potential (problems) associated with vaginal birth after cesarean and, at the same time, "encourage women with prior cesarean to undergo a trial of labor safely.


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Q: rollup-plugin-vue v4.6.2 has a problem with vue-runtime-helpers The latest (as of writing) version of rollup-plugin-vue is 4.6.2
It has a dependency on vue-runtime-helpers version 1.0.0
This version has an error. When trying to create a bundle with Rollup, it produces the error

Error: 'default' is not exported by node_modules/vue-runtime-helpers/dist/normalize-component.js

Prior to this, rollup-plugin-vue version 4.6.1 with vue-runtime-helpers version 0.2.0 works fine.

A: Found the answer to this in their latest commit, you must also include rollup-plugin-commonjs in your rollup.config.js:
import vue from 'rollup-plugin-vue';
import commonjs from 'rollup-plugin-commonjs';

export default {
    entry: 'index.js',
    plugins: [
        commonjs(),
        vue(),
    ]
}

This should stop the error from occurring.


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Naturalness is my distinctive characteristic; I like searching for always new and particular places where to create new sceneries and touching and intimate atmospheres. It won't be my words, but the passion for my job that you can see in all my photos and videos to let you understand how important it is to me to describe one of the most incredible and beautiful day of your life, your wedding.


Kane Bridgman brings with him over 40 years' experience within the foodservice industry, having previously worked in the contract catering, corporate hospitality and education catering sectors among others. A specialist in retail catering, Kane has acted as a catering consultant to a wide range of household brands including Merlin Entertainments, Premier League football clubs and Sainsbury's. He joins Amadeus from Crystal Palace Football Club where he was the Head of Catering for two years overseeing retail and corporate hospitality.
He will be responsible for delivering catering operations at the NEC – with ever climbing visitor numbers, the venue currently hosts over 500 events every year and welcomes 2.4million visitors annually. In a bid to improve the customer experience at the venue, Kane will continue the roll out of 'The Edge', Amadeus' in-hall catering offer, to the NEC's 20 exhibition halls by 2020. To date, £5.5m has been invested in rolling out the concept– a move which is delivering £0.5m profit per annum for Amadeus.
The exhibition and events market brings many unique challenges with it – challenges Kane plans to address head on. Kane said: "As with any retail catering environment, the main challenge for exhibition venues is how do we continue to deliver great value, quality and consistency to our customers. As caterers, we can't afford to be complacent but must always react to market trends, creating new concepts and innovative products that work for our particular audiences and demographics.
The appointments have been made following five years of impressive business growth under Managing Director Kevin Watson's leadership. Since 2012, the company has evolved from a £25m – £47m business with a 239% growth in profit.


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The Loftware Print Server forms the basis of Loftware Server-Centric approach to marking systems, whereby all product marking in an area, building, or enterprise is controlled from a centralized server on the network. The Loftware Print Server highly scalable and fault tolerant system architecture is designed to handle thousands of requests targeted to hundreds of printers simultaneously.
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