This article covers details about configuring SQL Server on a Server Core installation.
The section provides references to the articles that help configure and manage a Server Core installation.
Not all features of SQL Server are supported in Server Core mode. Some of these features can be installed on a client computer or a different server that is not running Server Core, and connected to the Database Engine services installed on Server Core.
This section provides information about installing updates for SQL Server on a Windows Server Core machine. We recommend that customers evaluate and install latest SQL Server updates in a timely manner to make sure that systems are up-to-date with the most recent security updates. For more information about installing SQL Server on a Windows Server Core machine, see Install SQL Server on Server Core.
SQL Server Setup supports only command prompt installations on Server Core operating system. For more information, see Install SQL Server from the Command Prompt.
SQL Server setup integrates the latest product updates with the main product installation so that the main product and its applicable updates are installed at the same time.
After Setup finds the latest versions of the applicable updates, it downloads and integrates them with the current SQL Server setup process. Product Update can pull in a cumulative update, service pack, or service pack plus cumulative update.
On an installed instance of SQL Server, we recommend that you apply the latest security updates and critical updates including General Distribution Releases (GDRs), and Service Packs (SPs). Individual Cumulative updates and security updates should be adopted on a case-by-case, "as-needed" basis. Evaluate the update; if it's needed, then apply it.
Update a single instance of SQL Server and all shared components. You can specify the instance either by using the InstanceName parameter or the InstanceID parameter.
The sqlservr Application application starts, stops, pauses, and continues an instance of SQL Server from a command prompt.
You can also use Net services to start and stop the SQL Server services.
Being enabled for AlwaysOn Availability Groups is a prerequisite for a server instance to use availability groups as a high availability and disaster recovery solution. For more information about managing the Always On Availability Groups, see Enable and Disable Always On Availability Groups (SQL Server).
These steps are meant to be performed on a PC running the client edition of Windows, or Windows Server that has the Server Graphical Shell installed.
Open Computer Management. To open Computer Management, click Start, type compmgmt.msc, and then click OK.
In the Select Computer dialog box, type the name of the Server Core machine that you want to manage, or click Browse to find it, and then click OK.
In the console tree, under Computer Management of the Server Core machine, click Services and Applications.
Double click SQL Server Configuration Manager.
In SQL Server Configuration Manager, click SQL Server Services, right-click SQL Server (<instance name>), where <instance name> is the name of a local server instance for which you want to enable Always On Availability Groups, and click Properties.
Verify that Windows failover cluster name field contains the name of the local failover cluster node. If this field is blank, this server instance currently does not support AlwaysOn Availability Groups. Either the local computer is not a cluster node, the WSFC cluster has been shut down, or this edition of SQL Server does not support AlwaysOn Availability Groups.
SQL Server Configuration Manager saves your change. Then, you must manually restart the SQL Server service. This enables you to choose a restart time that is best for your business requirements. When the SQL Server service restarts, AlwaysOn will be enabled, and the IsHadrEnabled server property will be set to 1.
You must have the appropriate user rights or you must have been delegated the appropriate authority on the target computer to connect to that computer.
The name of the computer that you are managing appears in parentheses next to Computer Management in the console tree.
The PowerShell Cmdlet, Enable-SqlAlwaysOn, is used to enable AlwaysOn Availability Group on an instance of SQL Server. If AlwaysOn Availability Groups is enable while the SQL Server service is running, the Database Engine service must be restarted for the change to complete. Unless you specify the -Force parameter, the cmdlet prompts you to ask whether you wish to restart the service; if cancelled, no operation occurs.
You must have Administrator permissions to execute this cmdlet.
Perform the actions described below to configure remote access of a SQL Server instance that is running on Windows Server Core.
On the computer that is running Windows Server Core, launch Task Manager.
In the Create New Task dialog box, type sqlps.exe in the Open field and then click OK. This opens the Microsoft SQL Server Powershell window.
On a remote machine, start SQL Server Profiler and select New Trace from the File menu, the application displays a Connect to Server dialog box where you can specify the SQL Server instance, residing on the Server Core machine, to which you want to connect. For more information, see Start SQL Server Profiler.
For more information on the permissions required to run SQL Server Profiler, see Permissions Required to Run SQL Server Profiler.
For additional details about SQL Server Profiler, see SQL Server Profiler.
You can use SQL Server Management Studio or Transact-SQL remotely to define an audit. After the audit is created and enabled, the target will receive entries. For more information about creating and managing SQL Server audits, see SQL Server Audit (Database Engine).
You can use SQLdiag Utility to collect logs and data files from SQL Server and other types of servers, and use it to monitor your servers over time or troubleshoot specific problems with your servers. SQLdiag is intended to expedite and simplify diagnostic information gathering for Microsoft Customer Support Services.
You can launch the utility on the administrator command prompt on the Server Core, using the syntax specified in the article: SQLdiag Utility.


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Inglis Man Arrested While Out on Bond
Trent A. Vaughn (5/18/95) has a history with the LCSO. In January of this year he was arrested by the LCSO Detective Mike McNeil for a burglary at Young Boats in Inglis. He was released on an ROR Bond. While out on bond he was arrested by Deputy Nelson Macias of the Levy County Sheriff's Office on October 13, 2019 for driving on a suspended license during a targeted traffic enforcement effort in Inglis. Vaughn was operating an unregistered motorcycle at the time he was stopped. He posted his bond and went home to Inglis the following day. However, his freedom was short lived.
On Wednesday, October 23, 2019 Deputy Ryan Sullivan, who also participated in the October 13th traffic enforcement effort, responded to a property located on Butler Road. Deputy Sullivan spoke to the property owner on the phone who told him the caretaker of the property said their gold Honda CRV Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) they left at this summer home was missing. When Deputy Sullivan arrived at the home he had to jump a locked gate to get onto the property. Deputy Sullivan saw Trent Vaughn, whom he knew from his arrest on the 13th, attempting to attach a trailer to a Honda SUV. Deputy Sullivan had surprised Vaughn and when he told Vaughn to stop, Vaughn jumped into the stolen SUV and crashed through the gate fleeing from him. Vaughn was able to evade Deputy Sullivan until yesterday.
Deputy Mike Sinclair was patrolling in the area of Butler Road in Inglis when he saw Vaughn behind a home on Butler Road. Deputy Sinclair knew Vaughn was being sought by Deputies Sullivan and Macias, whose intent was to arrest him for stealing the SUV. Upon sight of Deputy Sinclair, Vaughn fled on foot into a wooded area. Deputy Sinclair gave chase and was able to apprehend Vaughn a short distance away.
When Vaughn was apprehended he was wearing a backpack that was full of suspected stolen property. He also had gloves, a lock pick set and other burglary tools in his pockets. Deputy Sinclair, aided by Deputy Macias, inventoried the backpack and the contents of Vaughn's pockets and identified the owner of some of these stolen items. In a follow up interview with these deputies, Vaughn confessed to several burglaries in the Butler Road area of Inglis. These deputies also discovered the motorcycle Vaughn was riding during his arrest on the 13th was also stolen.
Vaughn was booked into the Levy County Detention Facility and charged with multiple counts of burglary and grand theft in addition to other charges. Vaughn was assigned a bond of $226,000.00.
This investigation is still on-going. The Honda CRV has not been recovered and it is suspected it has been hidden somewhere in the Inglis area. Vaughn is suspect in additional burglaries and thefts in the Inglis area and additional charges could be filed at a later date. Anyone with information about the location of the stolen gold Honda CRV or has information about recent unsolved burglaries is asked to call Detective Mike McNeil at 352-486-5111.
Wrong Tag Leads to Drug Arrest
Levy County Deputy Blake Murphy was on patrol in the Bronson area on October 3, 2019 and noticed a suspicious vehicle. He requested a check of the tag and discovered the tag attached to the suspicious vehicle was a cancelled tag. He then stopped the car and spoke to the driver.
The driver, Melissa Ellis (12/13/80) of Gainesville did not have a valid driver's license. In-fact her license was suspended and she told Deputy Murphy she knew the tag was not assigned to this vehicle. Ellis was arrested and placed in the backseat of his patrol car.
Deputy Murphy spoke to the three passengers still in the vehicle. During this conversation Deputy Murphy located a pink lunchbox that contained several different types of illegal narcotics. The passengers told Deputy Murphy the lunchbox belonged to Ellis. Inside the lunchbox was MDMA, heroin, crack cocaine, methamphetamines and marijuana along with loaded syringes filled with methamphetamines and pipes used to smoke these various types of drugs. The front seat passenger, Jon Secreto (8/3/79) was found to be in possession of drug paraphernalia and he too was arrested.
Ellis was charged with multiple counts of possession of illegal drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving on a suspended license and attaching a tag not assigned to a vehicle. Her bond was set at $475,000.000 and she is still in custody. Secreto was assigned a $2,500 bond for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Deputy Stabbed Responding to Domestic Dispute
Levy County Deputies responded to a home in Williston shortly after midnight this morning to a report of a domestic dispute between siblings. The complainant reported 19 year old Daniel Gelormino of Williston destroyed the interior of the home, burned clothing in the yard and broke all the windows in the home.
Deputies arrived and found Gelormino passed out and unresponsive in the complainant's car that was parked in the driveway. Deputies attempted to wake Gelormino but were unable to. EMS was summoned to the scene to evaluate Gelormino and while waiting for their arrival, Gelormino regained consciousness. He immediately became combative with deputies who attempted several times to keep him calm and seated in the car until he could be medically evaluated.
Gelormino shoved one deputy who was attempting to calm him. Gelormino then pulled a steak knife from his pocket and attacked the deputy, stabbing him in the forearm. The deputies were able to disarm Gelormino and handcuff him before he was able to use the knife to cause other injuries to these deputies. Thankfully our deputy was able to protect himself and the stab wound was minor and not life threatening. This deputy was treated on scene by EMS.
Gelormino was evaluated by EMS prior to being transported to the Levy County Detention Facility. He has been charged with aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence. Gelormino was not present at first appearance this morning because his behavior at the detention facility prevented Detention Officers from processing him. He will have his first appearance tomorrow and a bond will be assigned by a judge then.
Sheriff McCallum said, "I am very thankful our Deputy was not seriously injured but this is an example of the dangers our personnel face each and every day. We respond to many physical and domestic disturbance calls every day and the inherent danger is always there. I am very proud of the men and women of this office that serve our citizens with professionalism and compassion every day. The professionalism of these two Deputies involved in this call for assistance resulted in the victims and defendant being protected from injury even after our Deputy was not so fortunate!"
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#pragma once
#include <aws/sagemaker/SageMaker_EXPORTS.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/DateTime.h>
#include <aws/sagemaker/model/GitConfig.h>
#include <utility>

namespace Aws
{
namespace Utils
{
namespace Json
{
  class JsonValue;
  class JsonView;
} // namespace Json
} // namespace Utils
namespace SageMaker
{
namespace Model
{

  /**
   *
Specifies summary information about a Git repository.

See
   * Also:
   AWS
   * API Reference

   */
  class AWS_SAGEMAKER_API CodeRepositorySummary
  {
  public:
    CodeRepositorySummary();
    CodeRepositorySummary(Aws::Utils::Json::JsonView jsonValue);
    CodeRepositorySummary& operator=(Aws::Utils::Json::JsonView jsonValue);
    Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue Jsonize() const;

    /**
     *
The name of the Git repository.

     */
    inline const Aws::String& GetCodeRepositoryName() const{ return m_codeRepositoryName; }

    /**
     *
The name of the Git repository.

     */
    inline bool CodeRepositoryNameHasBeenSet() const { return m_codeRepositoryNameHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     *
The name of the Git repository.

     */
    inline void SetCodeRepositoryName(const Aws::String& value) { m_codeRepositoryNameHasBeenSet = true; m_codeRepositoryName = value; }

    /**
     *
The name of the Git repository.

     */
    inline void SetCodeRepositoryName(Aws::String&& value) { m_codeRepositoryNameHasBeenSet = true; m_codeRepositoryName = std::move(value); }

    /**
     *
The name of the Git repository.

     */
    inline void SetCodeRepositoryName(const char* value) { m_codeRepositoryNameHasBeenSet = true; m_codeRepositoryName.assign(value); }

    /**
     *
The name of the Git repository.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithCodeRepositoryName(const Aws::String& value) { SetCodeRepositoryName(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The name of the Git repository.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithCodeRepositoryName(Aws::String&& value) { SetCodeRepositoryName(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The name of the Git repository.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithCodeRepositoryName(const char* value) { SetCodeRepositoryName(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Git repository.

     */
    inline const Aws::String& GetCodeRepositoryArn() const{ return m_codeRepositoryArn; }

    /**
     *
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Git repository.

     */
    inline bool CodeRepositoryArnHasBeenSet() const { return m_codeRepositoryArnHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     *
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Git repository.

     */
    inline void SetCodeRepositoryArn(const Aws::String& value) { m_codeRepositoryArnHasBeenSet = true; m_codeRepositoryArn = value; }

    /**
     *
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Git repository.

     */
    inline void SetCodeRepositoryArn(Aws::String&& value) { m_codeRepositoryArnHasBeenSet = true; m_codeRepositoryArn = std::move(value); }

    /**
     *
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Git repository.

     */
    inline void SetCodeRepositoryArn(const char* value) { m_codeRepositoryArnHasBeenSet = true; m_codeRepositoryArn.assign(value); }

    /**
     *
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Git repository.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithCodeRepositoryArn(const Aws::String& value) { SetCodeRepositoryArn(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Git repository.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithCodeRepositoryArn(Aws::String&& value) { SetCodeRepositoryArn(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Git repository.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithCodeRepositoryArn(const char* value) { SetCodeRepositoryArn(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was created.

     */
    inline const Aws::Utils::DateTime& GetCreationTime() const{ return m_creationTime; }

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was created.

     */
    inline bool CreationTimeHasBeenSet() const { return m_creationTimeHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was created.

     */
    inline void SetCreationTime(const Aws::Utils::DateTime& value) { m_creationTimeHasBeenSet = true; m_creationTime = value; }

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was created.

     */
    inline void SetCreationTime(Aws::Utils::DateTime&& value) { m_creationTimeHasBeenSet = true; m_creationTime = std::move(value); }

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was created.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithCreationTime(const Aws::Utils::DateTime& value) { SetCreationTime(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was created.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithCreationTime(Aws::Utils::DateTime&& value) { SetCreationTime(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was last modified.

     */
    inline const Aws::Utils::DateTime& GetLastModifiedTime() const{ return m_lastModifiedTime; }

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was last modified.

     */
    inline bool LastModifiedTimeHasBeenSet() const { return m_lastModifiedTimeHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was last modified.

     */
    inline void SetLastModifiedTime(const Aws::Utils::DateTime& value) { m_lastModifiedTimeHasBeenSet = true; m_lastModifiedTime = value; }

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was last modified.

     */
    inline void SetLastModifiedTime(Aws::Utils::DateTime&& value) { m_lastModifiedTimeHasBeenSet = true; m_lastModifiedTime = std::move(value); }

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was last modified.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithLastModifiedTime(const Aws::Utils::DateTime& value) { SetLastModifiedTime(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The date and time that the Git repository was last modified.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithLastModifiedTime(Aws::Utils::DateTime&& value) { SetLastModifiedTime(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     *
Configuration details for the Git repository, including the URL where it is
     * located and the ARN of the Amazon Web Services Secrets Manager secret that
     * contains the credentials used to access the repository.

     */
    inline const GitConfig& GetGitConfig() const{ return m_gitConfig; }

    /**
     *
Configuration details for the Git repository, including the URL where it is
     * located and the ARN of the Amazon Web Services Secrets Manager secret that
     * contains the credentials used to access the repository.

     */
    inline bool GitConfigHasBeenSet() const { return m_gitConfigHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     *
Configuration details for the Git repository, including the URL where it is
     * located and the ARN of the Amazon Web Services Secrets Manager secret that
     * contains the credentials used to access the repository.

     */
    inline void SetGitConfig(const GitConfig& value) { m_gitConfigHasBeenSet = true; m_gitConfig = value; }

    /**
     *
Configuration details for the Git repository, including the URL where it is
     * located and the ARN of the Amazon Web Services Secrets Manager secret that
     * contains the credentials used to access the repository.

     */
    inline void SetGitConfig(GitConfig&& value) { m_gitConfigHasBeenSet = true; m_gitConfig = std::move(value); }

    /**
     *
Configuration details for the Git repository, including the URL where it is
     * located and the ARN of the Amazon Web Services Secrets Manager secret that
     * contains the credentials used to access the repository.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithGitConfig(const GitConfig& value) { SetGitConfig(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
Configuration details for the Git repository, including the URL where it is
     * located and the ARN of the Amazon Web Services Secrets Manager secret that
     * contains the credentials used to access the repository.

     */
    inline CodeRepositorySummary& WithGitConfig(GitConfig&& value) { SetGitConfig(std::move(value)); return *this;}

  private:

    Aws::String m_codeRepositoryName;
    bool m_codeRepositoryNameHasBeenSet = false;

    Aws::String m_codeRepositoryArn;
    bool m_codeRepositoryArnHasBeenSet = false;

    Aws::Utils::DateTime m_creationTime;
    bool m_creationTimeHasBeenSet = false;

    Aws::Utils::DateTime m_lastModifiedTime;
    bool m_lastModifiedTimeHasBeenSet = false;

    GitConfig m_gitConfig;
    bool m_gitConfigHasBeenSet = false;
  };

} // namespace Model
} // namespace SageMaker
} // namespace Aws

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Naruto Shippuden 306 has another filler, it starts with Hinata and Neji sparring hard, she's asked by Sakura if she wants to go to Tsunade's Hokage Festival, which she really wants to go with Naruto. Unfortunately she strains her eyes and thus Neji challenges himself to go and get a substances in order to quickly help with Hinata's eyes so she can go and look at the fireworks.
Naruto Shippuden 306 begins while Hinata trains for the Senbon Sparring, Neji shows up to tell her that he will train her instead of a person from the head since they're out at this point. They quickly begin, Hinata doesn't give up so easily, she keeps on going till it's the afternoon, and quickly night time. She keeps on going. Next day she meets Sakura.
When Sakura touches her, she's quickly escapes her hand, Sakura notices that she's bruised all over the place, she asks who did this, Hinata tells her that it's for a clan thing where she needs to become strong. Sakura quickly tells her that she wanted to get her to come out with her for the fireworks when Tsunade finally becomes the Hokage. She needs her there so she can stay with Naruto while Sakura can be with Sasuke.
She's quickly embarrassed, but after a bit she tells Sakura that she's definitely coming. That night she keeps on going, she keeps on, after a few days she keeps on going, but this time she looses her cool and it seems like she's straining herself at this point. During one of Neji's attacks, she over does it and quickly falls down, Neji wonders what has happened and calls for the doctors.
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Hinata keeps on moving around the house, while Neji silently helps her out, she asks if there is anyone there, he doesn't respond and it seems like Hinata is talking to herself. The doctors check her and it seems like it's going to take a bit more time. Neji chases the doctors up, while Sakura and Naruto snoop on him. He mentions if there is anything they can do to help with Hinata's eyes, as she needs to go to see the fireworks. The doctor mentions that if they can get some Eyebright then maybe, it's only available at the Valley of Judgement.
Naruto and Sakura stand at the door to get out. Neji arrives, they mention that they overheard Neji talking about getting the Eyebright. They quickly start follow him, they arrive at the valley, he mentions that he wants to out first to see what's down there. Naruto gets a red string and attached himself to Sakura. Neji notices something down there, he's quickly attacked from the things in the mist.
Sakura and Naruto notice that they're in danger, Neji comes and saves them, he cuts the rope and tells him to find his destiny with his own, not with something else like a sting. They're quickly attacked, Naruto fly's and hits a member, they notice something very particular about the people there.
Out of nowhere appears Guy, he uses his Hurricane Whirlwind to remove from mist then Kakashi shows up to light it up a little. They both mentions that they heard someone was looking for the Eyebright, they thought it could have been Orochimaru as he had interest in eye techniques. Unfortunately Kakashi tells Neji that it's impossible for them to get the Eyebright as the people living there will possibly fight back, plus the way they are is totally different. They didn't have any eyes, thus they could be using other methods of sensing things.
Unfortunately Neji's doesn't obtain anything from them, they quickly get out of there and it seems that Hinata will have to wait a week. On the day, everyone dresses up and they seem to be having a good time, the fireworks begins, everyone watches. Unfortunately Hinata doesn't have her eyes yet, but she can hear them.
We return to the battle where Hinata tells Neji that Naruto and Sakura had told her about what he did, thus she wants to tell him one thing, which is for her to thank him. Hinata then mentions that this is nothing compared to what she had gone through. Plus she waits for Naruto's arrival onto their battleground to help them. Naruto Shippuden 306 ends here.
A good and not very related to the current series episode. Although it was something related to Naruto and Hinata, and their childhood, it was a somewhat good episode. Hopefully it picks up during next week's Naruto Shippuden 307, titled "Fade into the Moonlight", when we return to the battle with a specialist is resurrected, it's not part of the manga, thus a filler.
They're coming out with ideas for episodes out of their asses! Although It was nice seeing some really stupid stuff come out from Naruto's mouth, like all the dating and all of that crap about loving sakura..


Non-public corporations governed by the Canada Business Corporations Act (the CBCA) will soon have to establish a securities register detailing all individuals with significant control over the corporation. The new regulations under Bill C‑86 Budget Implementation Act, 2018, No. 2 are expected to come into effect on June 13, 2019. CBCA corporations should take steps to ensure correct records and documentation are in place ahead of the regulations' anticipated effective date.
The new share register requirements pertain to all individual shareholders, registered or beneficial, who have significant control, direct or indirect, over the corporation.
constituting 25% or more of the fair market value of the corporation's outstanding shares.
Significant control will also be deemed to exist when an individual has influence over a corporation that, if exercised, would result in control in fact of the corporation. By way of example, individuals with the right to nominate or name a majority of the board of directors (regardless of whether such individuals are shareholders) would be considered to exert significant control over a corporation.
Each individual who holds jointly, or acts jointly or in concert with others, in respect of shares meeting the 25% thresholds will also be considered a significant controlling shareholder.
any other prescribed information that may be set forth in future regulations.
At least once during each fiscal year, a CBCA corporation must take reasonable steps to ensure it has identified all individuals with significant control and the register is up to date. The register will also have to indicate the steps undertaken by the corporation each financial year to satisfy these requirements. The deadline for amending the register is 15 days after the corporation becomes aware of a need for an amendment. Corporations will be entitled to request from their shareholders any information needed for the register, and shareholders must reply promptly to the request.
While the amendments do not make the register available to the public, the information in the register is available to all shareholders and creditors of a corporation who provide the corporation with an affidavit confirming they will only use the information for certain prescribed matters relating to the corporation's affairs. A CBCA corporation must also provide the information from the register to the director appointed under the CBCA upon request.
It will be an offence under the CBCA for directors and officers of a corporation to knowingly authorize, permit or acquiesce in the recording or provision of false or misleading information in the new share register, or in the failure by the corporation to maintain the share register. It will also be an offence for a shareholder to fail to provide the information required to be included in the new share register upon request by the corporation. Upon conviction, a director, officer or shareholder may be liable for a fine of up to $200,000 or to imprisonment for a maximum of six months, or both.
Reporting issuers under Canadian securities laws are exempt from the new CBCA share register requirements, as such companies are already required to publicly disclose information about their significant shareholders. CBCA corporations listed on a stock exchange designated under the Income Tax Act are also exempt from the new requirements. Additional CBCA corporations of a prescribed class may be exempted from the new requirements in future regulations.
The CBCA rules will not apply to non-CBCA corporations. However, provincial and territorial finance ministers have agreed to follow the federal lead in this area, although the timing of them doing so is uncertain.


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Supporting Facilities
Laboratory, tools and technologies. The Institute of Nutrition has sixteen laboratories equipped with modern instruments that allow it to perform nutrition research, nutrient analysis of biological samples, food quality and safety analyses, as well as efficacy studies of nutrient and bioactive ingredients at in vitro, in cell line/tissue, in animals and humans.
In addition to basic equipments for the analysis of physical, chemical, biochemical and microbiological qualities of food and biological samples, INMU's laboratories are also equipped with unique and modern equipment, for example:
Isotope ratio mass spectrometry (IRMS) for the analysis of stable isotope e.g. deuterium (2H), carbon-13 (13C), nitrogen-15 (15N), oxygen-18 (18O), which is the type of isotope found in nature. This analytical technique is the primary, internationally recognized method for studies on body composition and energy expenditure in humans during resting and exercise.
Body composition measurement (Bod-PodTM) analyzes body water and fat as body composition.
High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) is used for analyses of nutrients and bioactive ingredients,such as carotenoids, flavonoids, coenzyme Q10, water-soluble vitamins (vitamins C, B1 and B2), fat-soluble vitamins (vitamins A and E), benzoic acid, and sorbic acid.
Gas chromatography (GC) is used for analyses of nutrients and bioactive ingredients, such as fructans, inulin, oligosaccharide, phytosterol, cholesterol, and fatty acids.
Inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry (ICP-OES) allows simultaneous analysis of various minerals, such as calcium, magnesium, iron, copper, and zinc.
Atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS): flame and non-flame is used for the analysis of minerals and heavy metals, such as sodium, potassium, lead, and cadmium.
Spectrofluorometry is used for analysis of antioxidant activity.
Clean room is used for analysis of stable isotope in studies of mineral absorption in humans.
Cell culture facility, including laminar flow, carbondioxide incubator, etc., is used for efficacy study in human cell/tissue.
From past to present, the Institute of Nutrition emphasizes bringing research to practice. The Institute, therefore, develops its facilities to support knowledge transfer from laboratory to community and society. These facilities include the following premises.
A field station in Ubonratchatani province, Northeast Thailand;
A prototype factory for research and food product development for nutrition;
A p rototype factory for research, training and drinking water production; and
A clinical research unit.
The field station was established in 1973 at 8-12 Jang Sanit Rd., Jaeramae, Muang, Ubonratchatani Province. Located in the middle of Ubonratchatani city, the station was built in a peaceful green environment. The station consists of a house and two-story building containing meeting and work rooms, computers, audiovisual equipment, a field laboratory, a recreation room and 9 accommodation rooms. The field station provides facilities for researchers who are conducting projects in the province. It also serves as a training venue for domestic and international workshops, study visits and short-course training programs.
Prototype factory for research and food product development for nutrition
This prototype factory was established in 1991 and is located at the Institute of Nutrition in Salaya. It provides a venue for graduate training and research in food product development from laboratory to industrial levels. The prototype factory has space for undergoing the production process and laboratory work. It is also equipped with a sensory quality test room, kitchen, cold storage, work room, and an area for the small-scale marketing of foods and health food products.
Prototype factory for research, training and drinking water production
This prototype factory was established in 1997 through the cooperation of the Thai Food and Drug Administration, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), and the Institute of Nutrition. It is an 8 x 17 square meter building located behind the Institute of Nutrition building in Salaya. The factory was designed by academics from the Food and Drug Administration and the Institute of Nutrition in order to conduct research and develop technologies for the development and distribution of drinking water by small factories in Thailand and neighboring countries. The factory has three water production systems (softening, reverse osmosis, deionization) and two sterilization systems (ultraviolet and ozone). The factory is also used as a research laboratory and demonstration area for local marketers of drinking water. Moreover, the factory derives an income from drinking water distribution, which has a production capacity of 1,600 liter/hour. The water is distributed to personnel on the Salaya campus and people in the surrounding community.
Clinical research unit
The Clinical Research Unit (CRU), operating under INMU's Human Nutrition Division, conducts ethical and sound clinical research with an aim to improve the health of the Thai population. The main research objective is to gain insights into the metabolism of nutrients and non-nutrients in humans. Relationships between diets and chronic degenerative diseases are also explored. In addition, the CRU provides services on the assessment of nutritional status, body composition, basal metabolic rate, energy costs at rest and during exercise, and dietary counseling.
Nakhon Pathom 73170, Thailand;


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Loughborough Crematorium
Warm tributes to popular brickie
Jack Longburn, 70, of Blackbrook Road, Loughborough, has been described as a fantastic character, and family and friends want to give him the send off he would have liked.
Matt Jarram
Popular brickie Jack Longburn will be carried in the back of his old rusty orange pick up to Loughborough Crematorium.
A POPULAR brickie who worked up until his death will be carried in the back of his old rusty orange pick up to Loughborough Crematorium.
Jack suffered a heart attack at his home address, and had carried on working as a self-employed brick-layer up until the day he died.
His coffin will be taken to Loughborough Crematorium tomorrow (Friday) at 11am and everyone who knew Jack is welcome to attend.
Son-in-law Sean Gerrity told the Echo: "Of all the people I have met he has had the biggest effect on me. He would do anything for anyone. He was not interested in money as long as he had money for a few beers. He was an old school lad.
"He was never going to stop being a brickie. He never wanted to sit down. He was as fit as a butcher's dog so it was a massive shock."
Mr Gerrity said he was a regular at Maxwells and Lynroys in Loughborough.
He added: "He was loved by pretty well everyone."
Talking about the idea to have him carried to the Crematorium in his orange pick up, he said: "It was just in discussion.
"The idea even made his wife laugh, though she was unsure at first, but realised it really reflected his character. Jack was a million miles away from being in a hearse.
"Everyone who knew him knew his rusty orange pick up. People are going to go in casuals to the funeral because that's who he was."
Lynroys


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New World Record price of Philatelic Item from the 1894-1897 Empress Dowager Issues | 18 January 2019 | SPINK CHINA
Spink sets a fantastic New World Record for Philatelic Item from the 1894-1897 Empress Dowager Issues at auction.
Soldiers and Steamers – The David Pitts Collection of Windward Islands, Cayman Islands, Jamaica and the Falkland Islands
SPINK LONDON | On the afternoon of the 19th September a very special auction will be taking place at Spink. This will be another instalment of the David Pitts Collection focussing on The Windward Islands, Cayman Islands, Jamaica and the Falkland Islands. David Pitts is a lifelong collector, buying his first stamp at age eight. As he advanced in his professional career he became a serious philatelist, focusing on the British Empire. His interests have always been limited to used stamps and posta...
Newfoundland Where Airmail Can Arrive by Boat in The Albert Hamilton Collection
SPINK LONDON | Spink are very pleased to announce that this September will see three philatelic auctions being held in the London office, the first of which will be the sale of The Albert Hamilton Newfoundland Collection. This sale contains many items of interest from this exceptionally interesting area of philately. It has a fine array of very rare items sure to set collectors reaching for their paddles on the 18th September. One of the most exceptional items in the sale is lot 123, a 1919 (1...
The Second Instalment of the Arthur Gray Collection
SPINK LONDON | Spink are delighted to announce that the 19th September will see the second sale of the Arthur Gray Collection of Australia King George VI Issues, the first of which was dedicated to his collection of Queen Elizabeth II Pre-Decimal Issues and sold in April this year. Many fine prices were achieved and Spink have similar hopes for his King George VI Issues. The sale commences at 10am and is comprised of 295 lots. There are many items or great rarity from this fascinating area of...
From China Straight into a Music Book, The Miraculous Story of a Penny Black
SPINK LONDON | At the end of July Spink will be holding a sale of Great Britain Stamps and Postal History Featuring the Charles Hamilton Collection. The morning of the sale commences with a fine section of over 100 lots of Postal History, starting with sixteenth century letters from the Corsini correspondence. The afternoon session starts with the Charles Hamilton collection of covers, this includes a fine Penny Black first day cover and many other fine rarities. One of the stars from the Hami...
Scandalous Love Letters in the Spink Autograph Sale
SPINK LONDON | Every year Spink puts together a fine selection of quality material for the Autographs, Historical Documents, Ephemera and Postal History sale. This year the Autographs sale will be held on the 11th July 2017. The sale abounds in interesting items, including: One of the rarest wartime signed photographs of Winston Churchill, two royal seals from iconic female monarchs, and a stunning array of intimate letters between Edward, The Prince of Wales and Mrs Dudley Ward. The star lot...
A Siege Survivor in the Summer Collector's Series Sale
SPINK LONDON | July will be a busy month for stamp collectors, Spink London will be holding four stamp sales! On the 12th July, from 10am, collectors will have the opportunity to acquire some rare and fascinating items from the Ronnie Winchester Collection of the Australian State of Victoria registered mail, 1847-76, alongside fine sections of Belgium, Cape of Good Hope rectangular issues with some magnificent items which disappeared from the market years ago, fantastic Griqualand West with fab...
Spink to sell The "Lionheart" Collection – Part VII
SPINK LONDON | Spink will be selling the seventh part of the 'Lionheart' Collection of Great Britain and British Empire on the 22nd June in London. Previous sales of this vast holding have contained some impressive prices realised and we are confident that the high-quality material in this sale will achieve similar results. One of the many items of interest from this sale is lot 36, a Bahamas 1963 Freedom from hunger 8d. sepia with country name and value omitted, used on parcel piece. Bu...
An Exceptional Collection of Hungarian Philately
SPINK USA | As the weather begins to brighten, Spink are seeing in summer with some excellent stamp auctions in New York. One of which will be the Endre Krajcsovics Collection of Hungary which will be held on the 15th June from 5pm. Hungarian stamps, essays, covers, and much more will be available in this sale. Many are iconic and very rare, this will be a great opportunity for collector's to snap up items rarely seen on the market. The sale is made up of just over 100 lots and there is one th...
The Arthur Gray Collection of Queen Elizabeth II Pre-Decimal Issues
SPINK LONDON | On the 20th of April, Spink is delighted to be selling the Arthur Gray Collection of Queen Elizabeth II Pre-Decimal Issues. Arthur Gray is a name that requires very little in the way of introduction when it comes to Australian philately. Over a lifetime he has amassed a collection that holds many of the rarest recorded items from this portion of philately. This sale abounds with some of the most delightful die proofs, issued stamps, extremely rare errors, hand-drawn and ann...
Dear Diary - Postal History in the Making
SPINK LONDON | The 19th April will see a very interesting piece of philatelic history coming to auction at Spink. The Philatelic Collector's Series sale will be on the 19th and 21st April, with a good section of Great Britain on the 19th and some of the most highly-anticipated collections of items from around the world coming to auction on the 21st. But there is an item amidst the section of Great Britain that has captured Spink's attention! A Great Britain 1840 One Penny Black with good balan...
Essays Galore The Foxley Collection of Barbados
SPINK LONDON | April will be a very busy month for Spink's London auction room. There will be several philatelic auctions of note, one in particular is the highly-anticipated "Foxley" Collection of Barbados taking place on the 19th April. The sale features amazing early letters and handstamps, Britannia proofs and covers, 1882 - 86 Keyplate issues and some truly fascinating hand-painted essays. For collectors of Barbados, this will be one of the most exciting sales of the year. There are many...
Bermuda Part 1, the David Pitts Collection
Spink is delighted to be auctioning the David Pitts Collection in its entirety over the course of 2017. The 19th April will see the third in a series of sales dedicated to the remarkable collection of postal history and used stamps of the British Empire formed by David Pitts. It is the first of two sales focusing on Bermuda, his favourite and most important collection. The sale spans the period from 1796 to 1965 and encompasses a range of postal history and stamp issues, cancellations and unusu...
The Robert Van Buren Emmons Collection, Two Sales in One Day
SPINK USA | January is a very busy month for Spink's philatelic departments around the world, and The Robert Van Buren Emmons collection is providing much to contend with. Two sales will be taking place, one in London focusing on British Empire Classics, and the other in New York and will highlight his excellent collection of United States and Hawaii stamps and covers. Both will take place on the 24th January 2017. This part of his collection was formed largely in the 1950's. Mr. Emmons was for...
The David Pitts Collection will leave you Cottonreeling!
SPINK LONDON | Collectors are ready and waiting for the next instalment of the David Pitts Collection after the inaugural sale in October 2016 which featured his extensive British Africa section. The wait will not be long for more of David's top quality material as the next sale will take place in London on the 24th January 2017. The catalogue is already available online and in print for our avid stamp collectors. This is the second in a series of auctions dedicated to the remarkable collection...
An Exceptional Philatelic Auction, The Graham Cooper Collection of King George VI Stamps
SPINK LONDON | Spink have the pleasure of working with a great many fantastic collections, and this December will see one of the finest to be auctioned off. The Graham Cooper Collection of King George VI Stamps will take place on the 14-15th December 2016. The vast collection is the product of many decades of avid acquisition and careful curation. Philately was a long-standing interest of Graham's from a young age, joining Leicester Philatelic Society in 1947, aged 15. He was its longest-standi...
West Africa, The John Sacher Collection
SPINK LONDON | Spink have a very exciting auction coming up just in time for Christmas! West Africa Pre-U.P.U. Postal History from the John Sacher Collection will be gracing Spink's auction room on the 13th December 2016. This collection was formed by one of the most respected and prolific philatelic collectors, Simon John Sacher (born 9 June 1940, died 30 August 2016); a Past President of the Royal Philatelic Society London and a member for 50 years. Appropriately the sale of his collection ab...
Wordsworth, Poet Laureate and Stamp Distributer Extraordinaire
SPINK LONDON | As autumn sets in, you might think that Spink was starting to slow down for the end of the year. This could not be further from the truth! Spink have got three more stamp auctions organised for October alone. Starting with the Hong Kong Philatelic Collector's Series sale on the 15th, then the first instalment of the David Pitts Collection, focusing on his in-depth selection of British Africa, which will take place on the 25th. And if they weren't enough for collectors, Spink have...
British Africa, the First Auction of the David Pitts Collection
SPINK LONDON | Spink is delighted to announce the first in a series of highly distinguished sales of a prolific and dedicated collector, David Pitts. The first of these sales will take place on the 25th October 2016 in Spink's auction room in London and focuses on British Africa. The catalogue is available for viewing in print and online on the Spink website. David Pitts is a lifelong collector, buying his first stamp at age eight. As he advanced in his professional career he became a serious...
Tigers Rampant in Singapore
SPINK ASIA | As we enter the month of Spink's 350th anniversary, Spink have lined up a series of auctions which are set to thrill even the most even-tempered collector. One of which will be Fine Stamps and Covers of South East Asia, which will take place from 2.30 pm at the Hilton Hotel in Singapore. Such a beautiful venue and exotic setting perfectly complements the wide variety of exciting foreign rarities contained within this collection. This auction is full to the brim with exciting rarit...


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Musee d'Orsay and Musee des Beaux-Arts de Rouen will appeal to museum buffs. Satisfy your inner culture vulture at Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Rouen and Palace of Versailles. Step out of Paris with an excursion to Rue du Gros-Horloge in Rouen--about 2 hours away. There's still lots to do: discover the deep blue sea with a scuba or snorkeling tour, admire the striking features of Basilique du Sacre-Coeur de Montmartre, wander the streets of Le Marais, and contemplate the long history of Arc de Triomphe.
For reviews, maps, photos, and tourist information, use the Paris day trip app .
If you are flying in from United States, the closest major airports are Paris-Orly Airport, Charles de Gaulle International Airport and Paris Beauvais Tillé Airport. Expect a daytime high around 74°F in June, and nighttime lows around 55°F. You will have some time to spend on the 3rd (Wed) before leaving for home.


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A number of avenues exist for every single mission, together with the most evident and menacing becoming a noisy gunfight, because in each mission Jones is outnumbered. Every mission presents an chance for large groups of enemies to be bypassed or sneaked ago, undiscovered. Certain missions even need complete operations to be completed undetected.
The game has been banned in China following six months of earnings (having passed censor review with an incomplete copy of the game which lacked the last six amounts of Chinese articles), as it was perceived to harm the Chinese military's image.
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Riddick Bowe: 'He kicked me, and I thought somebody shot my leg off'
A reflective and happy Riddick Bowe seems to have gone off the idea of making a comeback after injuring his leg the last time he tried it, writes Thomas Gerbasi
RIDDICK BOWE laughs, but it's the kind of joke that wasn't funny back when it happened.
June 14, 2013. Overweight, undertrained in the art of Muay Thai, but still willing to step into the ring to face Levgen Golovin for something called the WPMF super heavyweight world title, the 44-year-old Bowe barely took any punches from his opponent, but the kicks he absorbed were another story.
"He kicked me, and I thought somebody shot my leg off," recalled Bowe of the kickboxing match in Pattaya, Thailand. In all, he took 19 kicks to the leg, five of which put him on the canvas, with the fight finally being stopped in the second round.
"You know I never tried that again," he chuckles. "That was terrible. It's over 10 years since I tried it and I wear a brace now on my leg because of that."
It shouldn't have been this way for Brooklyn's "Big Daddy," a former heavyweight champion when that title was still the most prestigious title of them all. But isn't that how it goes in the sport for all but the luckiest? Few leave the game on the top, never to return. One of Bowe's bitterest rivals, Lennox Lewis, did it, and the New Yorker was poised to be another fighter to transcend the sport and then walk off into the sunset with his riches intact.
But as Tom Cruise's character said in the film Cocktail, "Everything ends badly, otherwise it wouldn't end."
That's not to say there isn't hope for the gregarious big man, who, at 52, is in the midst of a new chapter of his life that may just produce the happy ending everyone hopes he finds.
Michael Bentt, Mark Breland and Riddick Bowe
These days, there's little, if any, talk of a comeback, something that filled practically every story involving him in recent years. That was an ill-advised concept 10 years ago, let alone today, even with Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jnr doing great business on pay-per-view at the end of November.
And what was long seen as a combative Bowe, both with the media and fans, has been replaced by the man we used to know: quick with a joke whether he's the subject of it or you are, and willing to reflect on a career that while filled with what ifs was still more than enough to land him in the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
So while he may not be in the gym looking for bouts against Tyson or Evander Holyfield, seeing him on the popular television game show Family Feud recently, where he dropped jokes alongside Holyfield, Shawn Porter, Ryan Garcia and Mauricio Sulaiman, was a sign that maybe Bowe is going to be all right as he navigates his 50s.
That's hard to believe. Maybe even harder to fathom is that it was 30 years ago when Bowe, a silver medalist in the 1988 Olympics, was in his second year as a pro and rapidly rising up the heavyweight ranks with a 1990 campaign that saw him fight eight times. That stretch saw Bowe go from prospect to contender thanks to stoppages of Pinklon Thomas and Bert Cooper, and his mindset at the time was a simple one.
"At that point, I just wanted to be the best, and I was very determined," he said. "I think that was the difference. The young guys today, they don't know what they want to do, and they don't want to fight as often as I did. I was gonna make it happen."
Fighting often, fighting legitimate competition, and having the New York media machine behind him was clearly a recipe for success. But it was his talent that marked him as a future champion. Blessed with a 6ft 5ins frame that allowed him to use a jackhammer jab while his power and athleticism left him able to deal with anyone who got past that stick, Bowe's greatest attribute was his infighting ability, something rare in a fighter his size. Yet, it wasn't his legendary trainer Eddie Futch that put that trait in his arsenal; that came from a different source.
"The thing is, we were in the Olympic Training Centre and I was watching Michael Carbajal and he was boxing with somebody and I said, 'Wow, if I can do that as a heavyweight, that would be phenomenal'," recalled Bowe of the former light-flyweight champion who earned his place in the Hall of Fame in 2006. "So that's who I picked it up from, and I just kept doing it until you guys recognised it. The thing was, I never saw the heavyweights fight like that and go to the body like that. I said if I pick this up and I use it, I'm ahead of the game. And that's what I did."
Futch honed Bowe's skills and kept him on the straight and narrow. Manager Rock Newman was a polarising character who some loved and others hated. Either way, the machine was firing on all cylinders on November 13, 1992, when he faced Holyfield for the first of three battles that were memorable in vastly different ways.
But that first night in Las Vegas, it was Bowe at his best, and he and "The Real Deal" went to war until the Brownsville native improved to 32-0 with a 12-round unanimous decision win. Riddick Bowe was the heavyweight champion of the world.
"I would say look at the first Evander Holyfield fight and then you know what you're dealing with," said Bowe of the fight he would put in his personal time capsule. "I believe that was my best effort that particular night. That night I gave Evander the business. He was never the same."
That's open to debate, but what isn't is that Bowe was never the same. In cases like that, it's easy to blame a particularly brutal battle; in Bowe's case, it was everything that happened outside the ring that was his undoing.
Sure, he successfully defended his titles twice, scoring early knockouts of Michael Dokes and Jesse Ferguson, but one title he won from Holyfield was missing, as he famously dumped his WBC belt in a trash can after deciding not to meet the then-number one contender, Lewis, who owned an Olympic victory over Bowe.
Nearly three decades later, I ask Bowe if there was one fight he wanted that he never got.
"The fight with Lennox Lewis," he said. "I really wanted him so bad, I could taste it. But it never materialised, and I think Rock had a lot to do with that. My biggest regret was having him as my manager."
Lewis-Bowe was the "What If" fight of all "What If" fights, and while there was talk in 1996 of the two finally meeting, it never happened, leaving a hole in the legacy of Bowe, who also never got to throw hands in the pro ranks with former Olympic teammate Ray Mercer.
"I would have fought him if the opportunity came about, but it never happened," said Bowe. "I told people that Larry Holmes would beat him, just like I predicted, and if I fought him like Larry Holmes did, it would have been the same thing. Maybe that's why we never fought. In the Olympics (during sparring sessions), I did to him what Larry Holmes did to him; I just boxed in that manner and he couldn't do nothing with me."
So it wasn't a friendship thing, then?
"When it comes to the money, friends can be hit, trust me," Bowe laughs. "For example, I love Evander Holyfield. He and I were friends together after the Olympics, but when it came to the money, we fought."
There would be no such battles with Lewis, who would go off to greatness on his own path as Bowe lost his title to Holyfield in the infamous "Fan Man" fight in 1993.
"That fight was a rip-off," said Bowe of a bout that saw a parachutist fly into the ropes of the outdoor ring in the seventh round, interrupting the fight for 21 minutes. At the time of the stoppage, the fight was even on two scorecards, while Holyfield held a 58-56 edge on the third. Holyfield rallied once the action resumed, and he took back his title by way of a close, and controversial, majority decision.
"I believe that fight was set up for me to lose," Bowe continues. "If I didn't win the fight, I think the fight should have been a draw. Actually, the fight should have been cancelled because of the fan man. It should have been a no contest. But then they wouldn't have made the third fight."
Conspiracy theories aside, Bowe weighed in at 246 pounds for the Holyfield rematch, 11 pounds above the 235 he entered the ring at for the first fight. It was an obvious sign that the dedication he put into winning the title was waning fast.
He hit Buster Mathis Jnr when he was down, earning a no contest verdict, he won a snoozer over Larry Donald after punching him at a press conference, picked up a WBO belt for a thrashing of Herbie Hide, then got into more pre-fight antics with Jorge Luis Gonzalez before halting the Cuban in six rounds.
This less than fab four got Bowe his rubber match with Holyfield in 1995, and while Bowe became the first man to knock Holyfield out, he had to rise from the canvas to do it. It would ultimately be his last shining moment in the ring.
The stories, fights and events of the next several years all blur into one. The punishing, foul-laced disqualification wins over Andrew Golota, the three-day stay in the United States Marine Corps, the abduction of his then-wife and kids that landed him in federal prison for 17 months, his defense team's claim of brain damage, filing bankruptcy, the exits of Futch and Newman. It would almost be too much to bear for anyone, but one of Bowe's shining attributes in the ring was always his heart, and it's what got him through years of blows outside of it. He was no angel, but he was no devil, either.
He was human. That may be why people still care.
"It's because of my mother," Bowe counters when talking of Dorothy, mother of 13. "She told me I had to love everybody if I wanted to be successful. If I wanted people to treat me right, I had to treat them a certain way and, in the long run I would get it back. So I think it's because of my mother – she told me to love everybody. I don't see color; white, brown, purple, everybody's the same to me, and my mama told me to treat people how I wanted to be treated, and to this day, I treat everybody the same way. If I can help you if you're on the side of the road with a flat, I'm gonna stop the car and help you fix it. Because if I was in that predicament, I would want you to help me."
For a long time, Riddick Bowe needed help. Today, he seems to be doing okay. Not former heavyweight champion of the world and global superstar okay, but good enough for a kid from Brownsville who got out and made an impression. And for a while, he was the baddest man on the planet. There's something to be said for that.
I ask him if he ever goes back and watches those fights on YouTube.
"I used to, but I haven't in a long time because now in my mind, I pretty much got 'em all down."
He laughs. It's good to hear.
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Q: TIFF plot generation and compression: R vs. GIMP vs. IrfanView vs. Photoshop file sizes I generated some high resolution publication quality plots for example
library(plot3D)
Volcano<-volcano
zf=10 #zoom factor
tiff("Volcano.tif", width=1800*zf, height=900*zf, res=175*zf, compression="lzw")
image2D(z = Volcano, clab = "height, m",colkey = list(dist = -0.20, shift = 0.15,side = 3, length = 0.5, width = 0.5,cex.clab = 1.2, col.clab = "white", line.clab = 2,col.axis = "white", col.ticks = "white", cex.axis = 0.8))
dev.off()

the file is 22 MB.
Now I open the file with GIMP and without doing anything else I export it as "Volcano gimp.tif" (don't change resolution, or do anything else). GIMP generates a file ("Volcano gimp.tif") that is 1.9 MB.
imagemagick reports similar image stats:
$ identify Volcano.tif
Volcano.tif TIFF 18000x9000 18000x9000+0+0 8-bit DirectClass 22.37MB 0.000u 0:00.000
$ identify "Volcano gimp.tif"
Volcano gimp.tif TIFF 18000x9000 18000x9000+0+0 8-bit DirectClass 1.89MB 0.000u 0:00.000

even using identify -verbose the 2 files appear to be similar.
What is the difference between these files? Why do they have so different file sizes?
UPDATE: OK, things are getting crazier. I did the same thing with IrfanView and I get different file sizes. The initial file is the Volcano.tif generated from R with compression="lzw". Check how Volcano irfan.tif and Volcano gimp.tif differ in size but all other stats are the same. Memory footprint, DPI, Colors, Resolution is identical. Disk size is different.

UPDATE 2: Adobe Photoshop saves the file down to 2.6 MB

WinRar reports that the original R generated TIFF is highly compressible (from 22MB ->3.6MB)
UPDATE 3: This issue might be similar to Montage / Join 2 TIFF images in a 2 col x 1 row tile without losing quality
UPDATE 4: The R generated TIFF file can be found here http://ge.tt/7ZvRd4C1/v/0?c

A: Apparently the TIFF LZW compressor used by R is not making use of an important option (the TIFF predictor) which is leading to an extremely large file. Data compression works best when it can recognize symmetries/redundancies in the data. In this case, the image data is composed of 24-bit (3-byte) pixels containing red, green and blue 8-bit values. Standard LZW compression looks at a stream of bytes for repeating patterns. If it looks at the color image simply as a stream of bytes, it will see repeating patterns of 3-bytes instead of repeating patterns of constant color. Enabling the TIFF predictor on the data causes a differencing filter to store the delta of each pixel with its neighbor. If the neighboring pixels are the same color, it will store 0's. A long string of 0's compresses much better than repeating patterns of non-zeros which are at least 3 bytes long.
Here is an example of how it works on a 6 pixel line. When encoding, the predictor starts from the right edge and works left for each scan line:
Original data:
2A 50 40 2A 50 40 2A 50 40 2A 50 40 2A 50 40 2A 50 40 (6 pixels of the same color)

After horizontal differencing (TIFF predictor):
2A 50 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

The data is much more compressible after the predictor since long runs of the same value (0x00) are easier for LZW to compress.

Conclusion: This should be filed as a bug against the owner of the R compression code since using LZW on full color images without the predictor produces poor results. In the mean time, a workaround is needed to compress it more efficiently.

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Most of the time we don't even notice the way our house smells. We get used to the basic odoriferous atmosphere that is our lair. It's only when visitors are coming or there is an unexpected incident with badly burned bacon on popcorn that we bring out the "smell good".
Around our house, we just use the stuff out of a can. It seems to work well enough to quell the stench or at least make the stench retreat to its source. Other people like to use what is known as essential oils.
Essential oils are "fragrances" that are distilled usually from natural sources. Many of these oils also allege to offer soothing side effects for those that choose to inhale their natural goodness.
The growing problem with these kinds of oils has to do with what they are beyond their fragrance. If these oils are ingested by children or pets these oils can become very deadly.
A recent increase in the use of essential oils in the home has prompted words of warning from the Louisiana Poison Control Center. They suggest that these oils be treated like any other poisonous substance in the home. The oils and their dispensers need to be placed out of reach of children and pets. This can be difficult if your oil dispenser is one that plugs into an electrical outlet.
The symptoms you can expect if a child has ingested an essential oil include a lot of mucus. A stomachache of varying degrees, some nausea may be included. There is also a potential for seizures. Regardless, if you feel your child has ingested one of these oils contact poison control immediately for precise advice on how to handle your specific situation.


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Q: How can I reduce time complexity of my code? So, the question is such that:
"Sum of the times there are duplicates in the list"
i.e
If Input: 1 2 3 1 4 1 5 6 2 9 8
Then, output should be (5) as 1 is three times and (2) is two times in the list and if there aren't any reoccurring elements in the list. The code should return -1.
My code is giving the desirable output but I want to improve the time complexity of the code as when I am running the code in an online compiler I am getting time complexity issue in some cases. I don't know what the cases are as they are hidden. I also used list comprehension here as I thought that would be better than using for loop but it doesn't did the trick for me. Can someone suggest me in what ways I can improve that in it? That would be very helpful.
PS: This is my first time asking a question here so I may have done some mistake. I would be grateful if you could address that too. Thank you in advance.
your_list = list(input().split())
dict_of_counts = {item:your_list.count(item) for item in your_list}
#print(dict_of_counts)
values = dict_of_counts.values()
k = list(values)
#print(k)
total = 0
j=[k[i] for i in range(0,len(k)) if k[i]>1]
y=[k[u] for u in range(0,len(k)) if k[u]<=1]
#print("j list is:" ,j)
#print("y list is:" ,y)
if len(y) == len(k):
     total = "-1"
for t in range(len(j)):
     total=total+j[t]
print(total)

A: your_list = input().split()
dict_of_counts = {}
for item in your_list:
    dict_of_counts[item] = dict_of_counts.get(item, 0) + 1
total = sum(val for val in dict_of_counts.values() if val > 1)
if total == 0:
    print(-1)
else:
    print(total)

Or you may try:
your_list = input().split()
n = 0
for i in set(your_list):
    x = your_list.count(i)
    if x > 1:
        n += x
if n == 0:
    print(-1)
else:
    print(n)

A: building dict_of_count has a complexity of O(n^2) because you are counting numbers for every position in the list.  You could reduce this a bit by using set(your_list) in the comprehension but that will still be O(n^2) in the worst case scenarios.
A more efficient approach would be to use the dictionary's O(1) indexing to count values in a loop.
This is what the Counter class from collections does:
L = [1, 2, 3, 1, 4, 1, 5, 6, 2, 9, 8]
dupsum = sum(c for c in Counter(L).values() if c>1) or -1

print(dupsum) # 5

If you're not allowed to use libraries you can build the dictionary manually in a for loop:
counts = dict()
for n in L: counts[n] = counts.get(n,0) + 1
dupsum = sum(c for c in counts.values() if c>1) or -1

These solutions will produce results in O(n) time instead of O(n^2)
Another way to do it would be to build a list of the duplications using a set as a control mechanism and count items in that list:
dups   = [n for s in [set()] for n in L if n in s or s.add(n)]
dupsum = len(dups)+len(set(dups)) or -1


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12:00 AM, June 02, 2018 / LAST MODIFIED: 02:42 PM, June 03, 2018
Dhaka should back ICC initiatives
Porimol Palma
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has sought to know Bangladesh's opinion on whether it can exercise its jurisdiction over the deportation of Rohingyas. Taking the significance of the move into consideration, The Daily Star interviewed some experts to know their views on it. Today we are running the interview of M Humayun Kabir, a former foreign secretary of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh should support the ICC initiative as the country is committed to holding accountable anyone accused of carrying out war crimes, and also to create international pressure on Myanmar for a sustainable solution to the Rohingya crisis, said Humayun Kabir.
At the same time, from a realistic point of view, the country needs to be pragmatic given the fact that Myanmar is its second closest neighbour. Bangladesh has to maintain the bilateral relations also for trade and commerce because Myanmar is a gateway to the Southeast Asia and China, he said.
"Therefore, we need to maintain a balance," Kabir said.
Humayun Kabir, vice president of Bangladesh Enterprise Institute, worked as an ambassador of Bangladesh to the Washington DC, Nepal and as high commissioner to Australia and New Zealand, among his other assignments in the foreign office. Before joining Foreign Service, Kabir taught at the departments of political science, and law at Dhaka University in 1977-1980. His research interests include accountability in governance, foreign policy, South Asian affairs and migration, among others.
Here is the full interview.
DS: How should Bangladesh go about the ICC letter?
Humayun Kabir: Ideally, Bangladesh should support the ICC initiative. We have already proved that we are committed to holding accountable anyone for war crimes or crimes against humanity. We have already tried those who were involved in crimes against humanity through the International Crimes Tribunal. We believe that this practice should continue in any other cases wherever such crimes happen, including in our neighbourhood.
DS: The Bangladesh government is still undecided over the matter though the deadline for submitting the observations to the ICC is June 11. Why is it happening?
Humayun Kabir: While Bangladesh should support the ICC initiative in principle, from practical perspective, we need to be pragmatic. The Rohingya crisis is only one of the problems between Bangladesh and Myanmar, which demands urgent and serious attention for an early, honourable and sustainable solution. There are other facets of bilateral relations. We cannot forget that Myanmar is the second closest neighbour of Bangladesh and we ought to interact with Myanmar under all circumstances today and tomorrow. Nonetheless, there is little scope to underestimate the urgency and moral compulsion of decisively dealing with the crimes committed against the Rohingya population in Myanmar.
DS: You are talking of an ideal situation and then practical perspective. What do you exactly suggest?
Humayun Kabir: If the ICC investigates and frames charges, it [the matter] is likely to land up in the UN Security Council to decide whether it [ICC] can pursue the case or not. Ultimately, the ICC also has to think of the existing reality in the international order. It cannot ignore the relationships among the big powers. Like it or not, these are the realities. Bangladesh has been trying to solve the problem bilaterally with Myanmar. We have been proactive in solving this but it has been stalled because of Myanmar. Therefore, international pressure on Myanmar is imperative. The ICC initiative is a tool to strengthen and intensify international pressure. How far we go with it is a matter of political choice. If we have the political will to pursue this matter through the ICC, we would need to significantly intensify our diplomatic engagement globally, particularly with China and Russia, two permanent members of the United Nations Security Council. Our deep ties with both of them, economic and otherwise, should allow us some leverage with them, which should be capitalised suitably. At the same time, we must also keep in view the fact that it will also have some negative ramifications on our relations with Myanmar at least in the short term.
DS: What's your suggestion in this regard?
Humayun Kabir: If the ICC decides to go further with the Rohingya case, Bangladesh should support it. This should be in line with our moral commitment on this issue. However, the Bangladesh government has to keep in mind that it is a long-term process and it has to have that level of stamina. Pursuing this matter legally with the ICC will have to require Bangladesh actively mobilise the international community to produce desired level of outcome. This also calls for a national unity, strong domestic coordination, investment in diplomacy, and consistency in policy.
DS: Myanmar has not been sincere in addressing the Rohingya crisis, which has been a real bottleneck in improving the economic and trade relations. Do you think Bangladesh can really improve the business relations with Myanmar by going softly on the Rohingya issue?
Humayun Kabir: You are right. As of now, our relationship with Myanmar has been uninspiring despite repeated efforts by Bangladesh to boost the relationship in a multi dimensional manner. Our bilateral trade is still small, connectivity is still modest and the Rohingya issue has been interrupting the flow of normal relationship over more than three decades. Recent atrocities perpetrated against the Rohingya population seem to be the worst in recent history. Preliminary evidence collected by many international organisations indicates that crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing have been carried out against them as part of a systemic government policy.
Needless to say, this has unnecessarily cast a shadow on our bilateral relations. That however should not stop us from looking ahead. As our economy grows, we need to widen our regional economic contacts, trade relations and connectivity. Bangladesh will have to connect itself to three emerging economic giants in the region, such as China, India and ASEAN in the coming decades. That is what our vision for the future. In order to achieve that vision, we have to build up a working relationship with all our neighbours, including Myanmar, notwithstanding the fact that some challenges may occasionally bother us. Like India, we have to work out a mutually beneficial working relationship with Myanmar to reach out to both China and ASEAN in the coming years. It is our hope that Myanmar will understand that their future also lies in building up an inclusive nation incorporating all groups of people, including the Rohingyas, and reaching out to its neighbours in creating a peaceful and prosperous neighbourhood. An early, honourable and sustainable solution to the Rohingya issue could be the first step in this direction.
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