The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend is one that many employers at present are finding helps to relieve the administrative burden and improve workplace training.
According to editor of HR Zone Jamie Lawrence, schemes of this kind are often a talking point among employees both in and outside a firm's IT department and consumer preference - as opposed to corporate direction - is driving the decision about what technology is used for in the workplace.
Mr Lawrence cited a recent survey of small and medium-sized companies carried out by BT Business, which found more than three-quarters of managers allow employees to bring their own devices to the office, while nearly half (47 per cent) can go on their own laptops.
This means more people nationwide are being given the opportunity to work more flexibly and enjoy greater levels of mobility, as well as benefit from increased job satisfaction.
Employers will also notice BYOD makes their workforce more productive, efficient and communicative - indeed, a recent iPass survey of 1,100 mobile workers stated individuals who use devices for both work and personal reasons put in 240 more hours every year than those who do not.
It was noted by Mr Lawrence that when implementing a BYOD policy, bosses need to analyse employee device preference in order to develop an understanding of the gadgets they have already bought. "A BYOD programme that does not support current and intended purchases will have limited appeal", he said.
The expert further claimed managers must include all employees' desired mobile platforms in the scheme, without creating any security gaps. This could include paying attention to asset management, encryption, password policy, remote lock/wipe and email and Wi-Fi configuration.
Firms may also want to take advantage of their workers' enthusiasm for technology by rolling out e-learning, as although some people will not own their own tablets or smartphones, the method of education can work across a wide range of devices if properly constructed, even if using flash.
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Guitarist and composer, was born in Brescia in 1956, had the first approach with a musical instrument, the clarinet, when he was very young. In the second half of Seventies was tenor-saxophonist in jazz groups with famous musicians as Sandro Gibellini; at the same time he devoted himself to the study of classical guitar. He studied with Marco De Santi and graduated in classical guitar at the Conservatory of Alexandria; he has also attended courses of harmony and jazz composition held by Nino Donzelli at the Centro Studi Musicali of Cremona. As composer and performer he has released two CDs: "Folìas" with percussionist Beppe Gioacchini (Map 1994) and "Mediterranean view" with the singer Betty Vittori (Panastudio 1999), which are placed in the " border music area". Original songs are in some CD entitled: "Apparenze – nuove musiche" (Radio Onda d'Urto – Spazio Classica 1999) and "Dialogo" (Map 2003), both dedicated to Italian classical composers and performed by the guitar duo Les Divertissements; "Chitarra lieve" (Map 2006), a collection of music performed by the guitarist Maria Vittoria Jedlowski and "Canto di Primavera" (Map 2007) a monographic CD played by the guitarist Claudio Ballabio, who in 2005 analyzed many composer's works to process at the Milan Conservatory his dissertation entitled "Eugenio Catina: le piccole cose dell'universo".
Eugenio Catina, reworking "La vita é bella" by Nicola Piovani, has created a suite in four parts for guitar solo, distributed by Carisch and performed for the first time by the same Ballabio in April 2004 in Milan, within at Franco Cerri's concert.
In 2007 he wrote "Metodo di armonia per chitarra", two-volume work (Bèrben Edition), sent by the publisher to classical guitar's teachers of all the Italian conservatories; in the work he compared the classical and jazz harmonics techniques, providing multiple solutions for their use on the guitar.
His music has been performed in England, Spain, France, Canada and it is published by Bèrben, Carisch, Eufonia and M.A.P. Editions.


Made for my niece Marta, who loves english, animals... and family (kisses for you, honey).
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TOUR DE FORCE... look soo good and you did each of them with only few bricks by animal BRAVO!
@Upixel: Many thanks!, you always see the positive side of my fonts. The downside of this is that you can't write with it, the font is not made for that, it's just a fun of an autumn afternoon between an uncle and niece building some faces of animals with the bricks of FS. As they looks nice, I've decided to publish them, nothing more.
@naveenchandru: Thanks, It was only an intent to use the bricks in an other way. And create joy.
@funk king: Just last night before bed I was thinking in something similar to that you tell me now. I think this may be an interesting challenge. Thanks a lot, always.
In case anyone is interested in my face, I am not the "X", I look something like the "H" with glasses.
@ladyfur & @will.i.ૐ:Thaaaanks a lot for these kindly words, compañeros. @will.i.ૐ: I still remember that afternoon with a kind of magic that not happens to me often, it remains me from that afternoon a good taste into my treasured memories... and this rare illustrated font. Thanks again for your time dedicated to my glyphs. (N.B.: And yes, N is for Narwhal).
@beate: Nice to meet you in this kind of fonts. Eventually, this is a "rare fonts" in my FS work, but I like it!
Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. "zoolphabet eYe/FS" is now a Top Pick.
@meek: Thanks for this TP, specially from my memories.
This is amazingly creative, bravo!
I enjoyed too, but IMO it's more about clipart than font design… until you can sort the animals (by shape [e.g. 'S'erpent] or by initial [e.g. 'K'oala]).
@Aeolien: Thank you very much, compañera!


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This year in Dr. Helmut Marko quotes make you smile again
Helmut Marko and S. Vettel, photo by gptoday.com
As long as Dr. Helmut Marko is Red Bull's consultant, his quotes will not leave people indifferent. Sometimes, he could be so unpredictable, sometimes his words sound like thunder, like" Yesterday was different! "As the eventful F1 2020 season draws to a close, let's read Dr. Helmut Marko's quotes on the highlights of current topics that make you smile or think.
Helmut Marko is a consultant for the Red Bull Formula 1 teams since 2005. Born on 27 April 1943 in Graz, Austria. Marko holds a doctorate in law since 1967. He owns two hotels in Graz - the Schlossberghotel and the Augartenhotel. He was manager of the Austrian racing drivers Gerhard Berger and Karl Wendlinger. Since 1999 he has headed the Red Bull driver development program, which brings talented drivers such as Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen into Formula 1.
It started at the beginning of the year when he suggested to the Austrian television station ORF a "coronavirus camp" to infect the Red Bull and Alpha Tauri drivers:
"We have four Formula 1 drivers and eight or ten juniors."
"The idea was that we organize a camp to mentally and physically bridge the dead time and that would be the ideal time for the infection to come.
"These are all strong young men in really good health. That way they would be prepared whenever the action starts. And you can be ready for what will probably be a very tough championship once it starts."
Asked how his vision was received by Red Bull executives, he added:
"Let's put it this way, it has not been well received."
Dr. Helmut Marko Red Bull Racing F1 Team
Dr. Helmut Marko about Red Bull prospects for the 2020 season:
He came with direct willing to fight for F1 constructor's championship, as telling Motorsport-Total.com:
"We want to fight for the World Championship, and we know that we have to be competitive with the chassis right from the start, so from the very first race".
Helmut Marko with Christian Horner
"Honda has made gains for next year and, after everything that has been achieved so far, we assume that this [fighting from the start of the season] will happen. That means we have no excuses."
Honda's withdrawal from Formula 1
When announcing Honda's retirement from Formula 1, Helmut Marko was very vocal in his conversation with Speedweed:
"We work in all directions because we knew about Honda's decision for a long time.
"Mr. Horner is a team principal, but not involved in strategic matters. Mr. Mateschitz and I have known for a long time."
Honda pulled out of F1: what does it mean?
Then Dr Helmut Marko was accused of blackmailing the teams into agreeing to an engine stop so that Red Bull could take over the Honda program, telling Auto Bild,
"The deciding factor is whether the engines will be frozen in their development from 2022.
"Otherwise we don't have the capacity to operate these very complicated engines. This is not blackmailing, this is a fact."
Lewis Hamilton vs Helmut Marko
Lewis Hamilton and Against Racism Actions.
Dr. Helmut Marko received recognition after Lewis Hamilton accused him of racism
"Some drivers are distracted, talking about lives which matter".
It cited German broadcaster RTL was quoted as the source for the quote, but this was not confirmed. Hamilton reacted strongly to the alleged quote and wrote on social media:
"Helmut, it deeply saddens me that you consider fighting for equal treatment of black people and people of colour a distraction. I'm actually quite offended."
Marko said that as far as he was concerned, the matter was dealt with, "in good faith" and his sympathies lay with Hamilton telling Motorsport.com,
"He is emotionally very involved."As a racing driver, he is not obliged to do research whether this is true or not. In that respect, his reaction is understandable to me."
After all, Lewis Hamilton said sorry
Why Lewis Hamilton has an army of haters as huge as his crowd of fans?
Helmut Marko and Daniil Kvyat
Dr. Helmut Marko Red Bull Drivers:
The strongest sentence went to Daniil Kvyat, who fulfilled his hopes of staying in Formula One with a strong performance in Imola. His dreams were shattered when Helmut Marko told Sky Germany,
"No (laughs), it was a good performance but it will not help him in the future or to position himself in the future."
Pierre Gasly after his victory in Monza, who gave the Frenchman hope of a return to Red Bull, but that was in vain.
"That's not a consideration at the moment. "Gasly is one of our Red Bull drivers, he is currently with Alpha Tauri and is doing a great job there. But we also need a team leader there."
Helmut Marko and Alex Albon
Despite quotes from Helmut Marko about other drivers, Alex Albon avoided harsh phrases in his speech.
"Everyone falls away against Max. But the criticism of Albon is not entirely fair. He's been very unlucky this year and we made strategic mistakes that affected his performance.
"If Alex Albon performs well then he stays. If not, there will be deliberation. We would then see which drivers that are good are on the market. But that's not an issue at the moment."
Referring to November:
"Sergio Perez's victory in Bahrain has no influence on our decisions," - f1-insider.com. But that is why he is Helmut Marko, Red Bull signed Perez.
What happened in Lewis Hamilton's absence? Let's freshen up the memories!
George Russell in Mercedes Formula 1 car: Did the mission fail?
In addition, Helmut Marko will also have a lot to do next year, as he revealed to Motorsport-Total.com,
"I have a deal with [Red Bull founder] Dietrich Mateschitz: as long as I can do it mentally and physically, I will."
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A team of talented insights managers can inform product lines and marketing campaigns based on consumer segments, but if they don't accurately reflect the individuals within, it's all for naught.
Human identity has always been a fluid and complex commodity, but never more so than in the age of technology that allows for digital connectedness and extreme mobility. No longer are the communities we're born into the sole force that shapes our attitudes and behavior. Rather, we have the freedom to choose and reframe who we are, who we want to be, and what matters most to us.
While this presents limitless opportunities to humans, it creates a formidable challenge for organizations. They need to move beyond thinking of consumers in clusters and groups, and embrace them in all their uniqueness.
Segmentation has long been marketing executives' go-to tool for organizing and prioritizing customer groups based on a mix of specific attributes, behaviors and attitudes. But relying on a limited number of segments to guide product development and marketing communications may no longer be all that is necessary to provide organizations with the competitive edge they need.
In other words, connecting with individuals is becoming table stakes. Humans are hard-wired to respond to personalization, and this physiological finding is illustrated through bottom-line success. According to McKinsey, personalization can reduce customer acquisition costs by up to 50%, increase revenue by up to 15%, and boost marketing spend efficiency by up to 30%.
Segmentation's value is in distilling large populations into smaller, more valuable groups. But as we look into the future, the next evolution of consumer understanding will recognize that the face of identity is morphing from association with groups, to something more individual. For instance, today's consumers are more likely to reject labels associated with politics and faith, while still engaging socially and spiritually. The percent who accept the label "environmentalist" has dropped 34% since the early 1990s – even though environmentally friendly products and services have ballooned since then, and 3 out of 4 of us support protecting the environment. The problem, it seems, is the label.
This means that the temptation to standardize offers and messages to fit a group's perceived needs is no longer effective. Ninety-nine percent of all retailers say their loyalty program performance is at or above expectations – but 71% of shoppers say those programs do not generate loyalty.
Many businesses are responding to this reality, with customized products and personalized messages, and special "just for you" offers, but many others do not yet have the tools, knowledge, or inclination to celebrate their consumers individually. Only one in four businesses prioritize personalized promotions, recommendations or offerings, while just over half offer personalized loyalty rewards.
This brings the substantive nature of segments into sharper focus. Picture a segment-based customer service matrix that assigns frontline employees a talk track designed around a caller's presumed needs. Will this generate a personalized interaction that's truly aligned to the customer's unique situation? Or, will this caller become one of the 77% of US consumers who are retracting loyalty earlier than ever before, migrating to a company that's willing to learn who she is?
>> Creating the right connection. Business loyalty leaders learn from consumers by investing in a mutual relationship that builds connection and deepens understanding. These businesses prompt engagement with the brand through social media, forums, contests, events, and co-creation of products and services with consumers, while their best consumers provide insights through increased purchases, direct feedback on products and advocacy.
Fostering these connections make consumers feel valued through genuine offers, communication and experiences – including unexpected interactions that activate powerful emotions, such as Mastercard's #PricelessSurprises campaign that has surprised nearly 100,000 customers with spontaneous gifts.
>> Collecting the right data. Move beyond the narrow tunnel of traditional metrics like sales and brand equity, based on patterns and preferences learned through real-time data. Starbucks captures data from 15 million loyalty members every month, allowing it to customize communications, promote relevant offers, and provide unique and unexpected rewards that deepen consumers' emotional bonds. Nordstrom, a best-in-class personalized marketing retailer, learns from customers through advanced analysis of its millions of social media followers' posts as well special in-store experiences, like pop-up shops, that generate data on specific categories and designers.
>> Using the right mix of triggers. The right message or the right offer at the right time provides the critical trigger to prompt consumer action. Starbucks increased afternoon visits through product and promotional offerings to high-potential customers during Happy Hour, generating incremental profits and strong promotional appeal. A special offer on snacks the week before a big holiday, or a discount on home meal delivery during a major storm, engages consumers with empathy, and reaps rewards for your company.
Segmentation gives a broad perspective of the market, and identifies potential trends, priorities, and opportunities. But the proven business value of individualization, fueled with the possibilities offered through today's technology, can guide the way and expand beyond the notion of consumer groups and forge meaningful, personalized connections with individuals. Transcending segmentation not only makes business sense – generating increased revenue and efficiency – but today it makes human sense as well.


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David Fincher's remake of the Swedish political thriller The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, a version of the first novel in Steig Larsson bestselling Millennium trilogy has been receiving mixed reviews across the globe. The story follows a disgraced left-wing journalist, Mikael Blomkvist (Daniel Craig), as he investigates the disappearance of a wealthy patriarch's niece from 40 years ago. The elderly industrialist Henrik Vanger (Christopher Plummer) hires Salander to perform a comprehensive background check on the investigative journalist Mikhail Blomkvist, whom Vanger wants to look into the unsolved murder of his grand-niece. Blomkvist, on the back foot after losing a libel case, accepts the job and hires Salander as his assistant, realising that her ability to entice information out of computers might be as useful as his investigative skills. As they work together in the investigation, Blomkvist and Salander uncover immense corruption and grisly murders beyond anything they had ever imagined at the heart of their elderly clients family.
Newcomer Rooney Mara's portrayal of anti-social punk computer hacker genius Lisbeth Salander gives audiences a stellar performance by managing to delve so deep into the character that for a second we forget we are watching a performance. As the film's title suggests the girl and not Daniel Craig is the star here. Although Daniel Craig does hold his own as the subdued and somewhat rumpled side-kick.
The film has been shot on well-chosen locations in rainy Stockholm and the frozen north, and a major, and wise, decision was to have the characters speak informal, rather neutral English with a slight Swedish inflection. The performances are perfect all round, its clear Fincher and the casting production went to great lengths to pick not only great actors but those who embody the very essence of their characters.
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What does humanity need to do individually and collectively to restore itself to the pathway toward successful civilization?
They must come up with the answer before time runs out and with only 5 tries. Will they be able to do it? That and the answer are in The Final Summit book that Andy Andrew has written. What an answer for anyone to come up with. will they be able to come up with the answer in the time aloud. How much time do they have no one knows, but they do know they can not go back and gain time nor do they know how much time is remaining. All they know is that the sand in the hour glass is falling to the bottom and only time will tell how much time is really left.
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48Upper is run by HP and a hope to utilize social networking for the next generation of IT. By building up a community, IT professionals might be able to share knowledge and solve problems more effectively. Their video tells the rest of the story about how the no-longer antisocial IT will become happy and cheery with social networking.
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Q: Pester 5 mocking and beforediscovery trying to test a function in pester 5.3.1 (latest) and ps7.2.1
    function Remove-GraphUser
{
    [CmdletBinding()]
    param (
        [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [object]$cloudUsers
    )
    process
    {
        foreach ($User in $cloudUsers)
        {
            Remove-MgUser -UserId $User.id
            $user
        }
    }
}

What is the best way to mock the remove-mguser function and test the resulting array of user objects output by the function remove-graphuser
tried this: but it seems to skip mock defined in beforeall.
    BeforeDiscovery {
    $cloud = Import-Csv $PSScriptRoot\files\cloud.csv
    $result = Remove-GraphUser -cloud $cloud -Verbose
}

Describe 'Remove-GraphUser' -tags 'two' {
    BeforeAll {
        Mock Remove-MgUser {}
    }

    It 'should be called twice' {
        Assert-MockCalled -CommandName Remove-MgUser -Times 2 -Scope describe
    }
    It '<_.id> should be removed from the cloud group' -ForEach $result {
        $_.id | Should -Not -Be $null
    }
}

this does not work either(the foreach it block is skipped but assert-mock runs)
    BeforeAll {
    Mock Remove-MgUser {}
    $cloud = Import-Csv $PSScriptRoot\files\umbrella1_cloud.csv
    $result = remove-graphuser -cloud $cloud -Verbose
}

Want to be able to mock remove-mggraphuser because i dont want to actually remove users just test the logic and also be able to iterate over the $result variable using -Foreach.
the $result variable contains pscustomobjects with id and displayname properties. I am tsting the function with 2 such objects.
 $cloudusers = @([pscustomobject]@{id=1;displayname="john"},
   [pscustomobject]@{id=2;displayname="doe"})

Update: I think I need to change the way i am testing the data so closing this

A: -ForEach is processed during the Discovery-phase, while BeforeAll is processed later during the Run-phase so the solution is to use a foreach loop inside the it block.
BeforeDiscovery {
$cloud = Import-Csv $PSScriptRoot\files\cloud.csv
$result = Remove-GraphUser -cloud $cloud -Verbose

}
Describe 'Remove-GraphUser' -tags 'two' {
BeforeAll {
    Mock Remove-MgUser {}
}

It 'should be called twice' {
    Assert-MockCalled -CommandName Remove-MgUser -Times 2 -Scope describe
}
It user should be removed from the cloud group' -ForEach $result {
   foreach ($index in $result)
    {
        $index.id | Should -Not -Be $null
        $index.ad_id | Should -Be $null
    }

}
}

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#ifndef AudioNodeOutput_h
#define AudioNodeOutput_h

#include "platform/audio/AudioBus.h"
#include "modules/webaudio/AudioNode.h"
#include "modules/webaudio/AudioParam.h"
#include "wtf/HashSet.h"
#include "wtf/RefPtr.h"

namespace blink {

class AudioContext;
class AudioNodeInput;

// AudioNodeOutput represents a single output for an AudioNode.
// It may be connected to one or more AudioNodeInputs.
class AudioNodeOutput : public GarbageCollectedFinalized<AudioNodeOutput> {
public:
    // It's OK to pass 0 for numberOfChannels in which case
    // setNumberOfChannels() must be called later on.
    static AudioNodeOutput* create(AudioNode*, unsigned numberOfChannels);
    void trace(Visitor*);
    void dispose();

    // Can be called from any thread.
    AudioNode* node() const { return m_node; }
    AudioContext* context() { return m_node->context(); }

    // Causes our AudioNode to process if it hasn't already for this render quantum.
    // It returns the bus containing the processed audio for this output, returning inPlaceBus if in-place processing was possible.
    // Called from context's audio thread.
    AudioBus* pull(AudioBus* inPlaceBus, size_t framesToProcess);

    // bus() will contain the rendered audio after pull() is called for each rendering time quantum.
    // Called from context's audio thread.
    AudioBus* bus() const;

    // renderingFanOutCount() is the number of AudioNodeInputs that we're connected to during rendering.
    // Unlike fanOutCount() it will not change during the course of a render quantum.
    unsigned renderingFanOutCount() const;

    // Must be called with the context's graph lock.
    void disconnectAll();

    void setNumberOfChannels(unsigned);
    unsigned numberOfChannels() const { return m_numberOfChannels; }
    bool isChannelCountKnown() const { return numberOfChannels() > 0; }

    bool isConnected() { return fanOutCount() > 0 || paramFanOutCount() > 0; }

    // Disable/Enable happens when there are still JavaScript references to a node, but it has otherwise "finished" its work.
    // For example, when a note has finished playing.  It is kept around, because it may be played again at a later time.
    // They must be called with the context's graph lock.
    void disable();
    void enable();

    // updateRenderingState() is called in the audio thread at the start or end of the render quantum to handle any recent changes to the graph state.
    // It must be called with the context's graph lock.
    void updateRenderingState();

private:
    AudioNodeOutput(AudioNode*, unsigned numberOfChannels);

    Member<AudioNode> m_node;

    friend class AudioNodeInput;
    friend class AudioParam;

    // These are called from AudioNodeInput.
    // They must be called with the context's graph lock.
    void addInput(AudioNodeInput&);
    void removeInput(AudioNodeInput&);
    void addParam(AudioParam&);
    void removeParam(AudioParam&);

    // fanOutCount() is the number of AudioNodeInputs that we're connected to.
    // This method should not be called in audio thread rendering code, instead renderingFanOutCount() should be used.
    // It must be called with the context's graph lock.
    unsigned fanOutCount();

    // Similar to fanOutCount(), paramFanOutCount() is the number of AudioParams that we're connected to.
    // This method should not be called in audio thread rendering code, instead renderingParamFanOutCount() should be used.
    // It must be called with the context's graph lock.
    unsigned paramFanOutCount();

    // Must be called with the context's graph lock.
    void disconnectAllInputs();
    void disconnectAllParams();

    // updateInternalBus() updates m_internalBus appropriately for the number of channels.
    // It is called in the constructor or in the audio thread with the context's graph lock.
    void updateInternalBus();

    // Announce to any nodes we're connected to that we changed our channel count for its input.
    // It must be called in the audio thread with the context's graph lock.
    void propagateChannelCount();

    // updateNumberOfChannels() is called in the audio thread at the start or end of the render quantum to pick up channel changes.
    // It must be called with the context's graph lock.
    void updateNumberOfChannels();

    // m_numberOfChannels will only be changed in the audio thread.
    // The main thread sets m_desiredNumberOfChannels which will later get picked up in the audio thread in updateNumberOfChannels().
    unsigned m_numberOfChannels;
    unsigned m_desiredNumberOfChannels;

    // m_internalBus and m_inPlaceBus must only be changed in the audio thread with the context's graph lock (or constructor).
    RefPtr<AudioBus> m_internalBus;
    RefPtr<AudioBus> m_inPlaceBus;
    // If m_isInPlace is true, use m_inPlaceBus as the valid AudioBus; If false, use the default m_internalBus.
    bool m_isInPlace;

    // Oilpan: This HashMap holds connection references. We must call
    // AudioNode::makeConnection when we add an AudioNode to this, and must call
    // AudioNode::breakConnection() when we remove an AudioNode from this.
    HeapHashMap<Member<AudioNodeInput>, Member<AudioNode> > m_inputs;
    typedef HeapHashMap<Member<AudioNodeInput>, Member<AudioNode> >::iterator InputsIterator;
    bool m_isEnabled;

#if ENABLE_ASSERT
    bool m_didCallDispose;
#endif

    // For the purposes of rendering, keeps track of the number of inputs and AudioParams we're connected to.
    // These value should only be changed at the very start or end of the rendering quantum.
    unsigned m_renderingFanOutCount;
    unsigned m_renderingParamFanOutCount;

    HeapHashSet<Member<AudioParam> > m_params;
};

} // namespace blink

#endif // AudioNodeOutput_h

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Pereš est un des quartiers de la ville de Košice.

Histoire
Première mention écrite du village en 1937.

Notes et références

Quartier de Košice

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When Unit 1103 had a collision on its first day in service, Unit 1110 was put into service on the 17th September 1957 as a replacement.
This unit was never involved in any serious collisions or major reforms during its history.


Permalink Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on July 28, 2011 - 6:41pm.
As the director of a public library, I can assure you that I spend two-thirds of my time worrying over accounts and expenses. When I read these stories of library employees who embezzle tens of thousands of dollars, I am astonished. How can this be? I have a hard enough time getting my municipality's finance office to pay the bills they are SUPPOSED to pay.
Permalink Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on August 1, 2011 - 12:41pm.
This article was very uninformed. What happened in this case is hugely regrettable, but cannot be attributed to an organisation being "run by academics in their bicycle clips".
No one can condone the breach of trust, or the lack of processes in place to spot it much earlier, but it's very unfortunate that a journalist should feel able to make claims about reasons and blame without checking any of the facts.
The article is riddled with assumptions and errors. I'm not surprised that the author decided librarianship wasn't for her.
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Two CoBRA personnel injured in encounter with Naxals in C'garh
Two CoBRA personnel were injured in an encounter with Naxals in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district on Monday, even as polling was underway for the first phase of the state elections, police said. The skirmish took place at a forest in Pamed area, located around 500 km from the state capital Raipur, when a team of security personnel was patrolling in view of the voting going on in the region, a senior police official told PTI.
As per preliminary information, a group of Naxalites opened fire on the patrolling team of Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA), a elite unit of the Central Reserve Police Force, he said.
However, ultras fled from the spot after security personnel retaliated, he added. "Two CoBRA personnel, including a sub-inspector, received injuries in the incident," he said.
Reinforcement was rushed to the spot and efforts were on to evacuate the injured commandos by a helicopter, he said. Voting in 18 constituencies of eight Naxal-affected districts, including Bijapur, was underway on Monday. Around 1.25 lakh security personnel were deployed in the region to ensure peaceful polling. -- PTI
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Hurricane prep: Emergency shelters in Brevard County
County officials will announce the locations of shelters and when they'll open in advance of a hurricane.
Hurricane prep: Emergency shelters in Brevard County County officials will announce the locations of shelters and when they'll open in advance of a hurricane. Check out this story on floridatoday.com: https://www.floridatoday.com/story/weather/hurricanes/2019/05/27/hurricane-season-2019-emergency-shelters-brevard-county-openings-pets/1235876001/
Rachael L Thomas, Florida Today Published 10:28 p.m. ET May 27, 2019
In Brevard County, emergency shelter openings are incident-specific. That means county officials will announce the locations of shelters and when they'll open in advance of a hurricane. You can find these announcements on the Brevard County Office of Emergency Management website, or by following news reports online, on TV and radio, or on social media. You can also call 211 for shelter information
Primary emergency shelters are most often located at public schools. Never go to a shelter unless officials have announced it is open, the EOC said.
Volunteers at the Manatee Elementary School hurricane shelter in Viera help evacuees move their belongings into classrooms before Hurricane Irma in 2017. (Photo: Suzy Fleming Leonard/FLORIDA TODAY)
Going to a shelter should be a last resort, officials said on the EOC's webpage. Shelters are intended for residents of the barrier islands and other low-lying areas of the county who have nowhere else to go during a hurricane. If you're planning to ride out a hurricane at a shelter, here's what you need to bring:
Cots or air mattresses and bedding-- beds are not provided
Clothing for three days and sturdy shoes
A two week supply of all medications
For those with dietary restrictions, enough food for three days
Puzzles, games, books and other entertainment items
Not all shelters will have electricity throughout the storm, officials said. Those with special needs should register in advance on the EOC website to be housed at a special needs shelter.
More: Forecasters predict up to 8 hurricanes in 'near-normal' 2019 Atlantic hurricane season
More: 'Water is what's killing people:' Hurricanes could drench Florida in catastrophic flooding.
Primary shelters do not allow pets, but pet-friendly shelters are available. Those bringing animals to a pet-friendly shelters should bring proof of vaccinations, a leash, crate and enough food and supplies for their pets.
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