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By: Elora Tocci
Brand-New Community Risk Ranking Reveals State of NYC Families
Since the height of the Great Recession, outcomes for New York City children and families have generally improved. But our new report out today demonstrates that outcomes in some communities have not kept pace with the recovery, and even in districts where progress has been made, ongoing and serious concerns persist.
The new edition of the Community Risk Ranking compares findings from 2010 with 2015 (the most recent data available for all 18 indicators of child well-being we measure) to illustrate where risks concentrate and how community risk levels have changed in recent years. The ability to identify where risks concentrate is crucial, as research shows that the presence of multiple risk factors can have cumulative negative effects on child development and child well-being.
The report also identifies communities where trends have been inconsistent with citywide progress made in areas such as child poverty, median incomes, infant mortality, teen birth rates, and violent felonies.
In the Bronx, the districts of Hunts Point, Mott Haven, East Tremont, Morrisania, University Heights, and Concourse/Highbridge have remained in the highest risk overall category in the years examined. Adjacent communities in the eastern part of the Bronx, including Unionport/Soundview, Throgs Neck, Pelham Parkway, and Williamsbridge, have increased in risk level.
In addition, in some communities where positive changes have occurred, there continue to be children and families who face significant challenges and barriers to well-being.
For example, on Staten Island, the North Shore has not recovered from the effects of the recession at the same pace as the city. The community district saw rates of child poverty, infant mortality and youth unemployment increase, contrary to citywide trends. In areas where improvements have been made, such as the teen birth rate, even positive trends on the North Shore have not kept pace with the rest of the city.
The risk ranking also examines outcomes in communities in each borough where progress for children and families has been decidedly mixed. Among them:
In Eastern Queens, which has typically fared well in economic conditions and overall, Flushing had the highest share of children without health insurance in 2015, and experienced reductions in families accessing early childhood education services, and increased rent burden (meaning that more households are spending more than half of their income on rent). Queens Village had among the highest infant mortality rate and share of babies born with low birthweight, and also saw a decline in early education enrollment.
In the Upper Manhattan community district of Central Harlem, the report shows how progress has been made across multiple domains in recent years with improvements in economic conditions, housing stability, reduced teen birth rates, and fewer violent felonies. At the same time, troubling trends have emerged in the education domain with fewer families accessing early childhood education services and Central Harlem public schools falling further behind the rest of the city in reading and math test scores.
In Bushwick, located in the northern part of Brooklyn, the community has experienced improvements in economic and housing conditions including a decrease in parental employment instability, the share of adults without a high school diploma, and in the number of families entering homeless shelters. At the same time, the child poverty rate and median family income have remained unchanged even as there was progress along those indicators citywide.
We hope that direct service providers, elected officials, researchers, foundation and corporate program officers, and New Yorkers at large use the Community Risk Ranking to better understand the needs of the communities in which they live, work, and serve, and that greater attention is paid to advocating for the resources necessary to make New York City a better place for every child.
At CCC, we are proposing several solutions that would build on the current efforts underway to create a fairer more just city for New York's children and families, and our city:
Expand access to affordable family-based and center-based child care for infants and toddlers.
Promote an integrated Pre-K for All system serving all race, ethnicity and income groups, and invest in salary parity for similarly licensed and credentialed teachers and staff.
Leverage incentives to create parks and playgrounds, and bring food retail and community services to new affordable housing developments.
Expand universal after-school to elementary school students and provide summer programming across the city for all preschool and school-age programs.
Offer reduced-priced MetroCards for low income New Yorkers and create transportation alternatives in hard to reach communities.
Address the needs of homeless children and their parents — strengthen prevention; increase investments to provide appropriate and comprehensive services to children and families while they are in shelter; and connect families to permanent housing options with needed supports.
Expand community-based capacity to ensure timely access to health and mental services and promote multi-generational approaches to wellness.
Deepen and broaden New York City's local Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Care Tax Credit.
Finally, in a climate where so much is at risk in budget decisions at every level of government, it's critical that New York City reflect on what's been done during previous times of fiscal crisis and stand ready to take action to protect and increase investments in efforts that address the needs of children and families and ensure the upward mobility of all New Yorkers.
Download the Community Risk Ranking report today and learn more about child and family well-being in each of the city's 59 community districts.
You can also explore the risk ranking data on CCC's Keeping Track Online website which allows you to examine hundreds of indicators related to child well-being in New York City, as well as to explore where risks concentrate and what community assets exist to meet the needs of children and families.
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I have been diagnosed with sleep apnea for over 6 years. I use the full face mask with oxygen. My problem is that I constantly get these mouth sores (like canker sores) in my mouth. I seem to keep one all the time.
They are very painful. I have tried all sorts of medicines - canker, Sea Buckthorne Fruit Oil, peroxide, assortments of mouth wash, to name a few. Nothing works.
I have put a shield in my mask to direct the direct flow of air from going straight into my mouth - I sleep with my mouth open because I can't breathe through my nose. I have not found anyone to help me solve my problem.
Please, please tell me you know the answer.
Paul, do you have a history of canker sores or thrush before CPAP therapy? Because we have to consider all the causes of having canker sores, which can be any agent, condition, or other stimulus that causes stress, fungal infection, dry mouth, etc.
I don't know if you'll be happy or not, to tell you that dry mouth can cause this painful sores. Happy, because you now know a very probable cause for your problem (your doctor has to confirm this), but unhappy because is not so easy to find a solution.
Dry mouth comes from breathing with your mouth open, or when the air that is recirculating in through the nose and out through the mouth.
You can find solutions for this problem on the page about CPAP dry mouth.
However, the tip when you could use the chin strap to prevent the opening of the mouth during sleep is not recommended for you at this stage. That's because you can't breathe through the nose.
So I would advise you to fix this problem first - breathing normally through your nose. Then, if you still can't sleep with your mouth closed, you should use the chin strap.
Bottom line...Go to your doctor and find why you can't breathe through the nose. Maybe you have deviated septum or enlarged turbinates... Your doctor knows better.
Fix the nose problem, and then use the CPAP chin strap together with your mask, only if you can't sleep with the mouth closed.
It's imperative to breathe through the nose! All the medications for canker sores fix the symptoms. But you have to fix the cause. If the cause is dry mouth, then breathing through a healthy nose is your solution.
Yep... canker sores from cpap. Incredibly painful. I'm doing some testing now but all roads point to the cpap. Perhaps I need to come up with new way of cleaning it.
I do not have a diviated septum or large annoids. I only get canker sores in my mouth when I use the cpap. I tried several masks. I used cpap yesterday for 3 hours, canker sore appeared.
Eliminating sodium lauryl sulfate from toothpaste eliminated chronic mouth sores for me. I now use Biotene.
I have the exact same problem and the mouth sores are very painful. I can however breathe thru my mouth, so I guess I will have to go back to the uncomfortable chin strap??
I have recently started trying to use a cpap machine but am finding very difficult to get used to it. I am continually plagued by ulcers and it is starting to get me down. I suffer with crohns disease and this can flare up through stress. I feel as if I am on a roundabout and unable to get off.
I am prone to mouth sores because of my immunodeficiency, however, I have suffered awful mouth sores that are multiplying for the last two months, they usually clear up and come again without the CPAP, at least I get a break. I have been nonstop with the mouth sores now almost three months, hard to talk and eat. Is there a solution?
The opposite happened to me. Before CPAP I would have 3-5 sores at any time. After 3 months using the nasal pillows and sleeping with my mouth closed the sores are gone.
I am a 9-month CPAP user. I use the full mask and tend to breathe through my mouth. I had NO canker sores until about one month ago. Now, they will not go away. This is very frustrating because the sores are aggravated by wearing the mask, so I am less inclined to use it.
Is there anything I should be doing in terms of sanitizing the equipment to try to alleviate the problem? I can't understand why I am getting the cankers only recently, not before.
Until they developed, I was happy using the machine every night. Now, I sometimes remove it in the middle of the night. Any advice would be appreciated.
I have been on CPAP for almost a year and in that year I have had mouth sores so bad that my gland in my neck are swollen and sore, my mouth is so sore I can't hardly eat or talk and when I got the first one I actually ran a fever from it.
It takes about one month to get over these sores, one thing else my lip also swells up on one side. I am at the point now of just quitting the device and going back to oxygen..
The company that furnishes the equipment are not really providing the best of care, I shouldn't have to wear old masks that are leaky and aren't really doing me much good but giving me terrible mouth sores.
I had the sores and they stopped!
Hello, I have had severe mouth (worst on the roof) and teeth pain for 3 days now. At first I thought it was an allergic reaction to food. I went to the Dr. She thought the same thing. She was puzzled. I just realized the pain increases when I put my mask on. Nasal only. I must admit I neglect the cleaning. I just washed all the pieces in warm/hot water. I'm going to keep the mask off tonight. I'll post a followup.
I am experiencing the same, Dry Mouth with Fissues on tongue, Crenated Tongue, Dry lips.
CPAP/BiPAP user, 7+ Years-I just recently started experiencing the "Dry Mouth" complications.
I've been on cpap therapy more than half my life and use the full face mask. I get these sores from time to time and they are always where the mask pushes my cheeck or lip against the edge of a tooth.
You simply bit yourself in your sleep. The little then keeps rubbing against the edge of a tooth while you sleep, agrovating the spot.
I've dealt with canker sores my whole life, but the worst was during braces in my teens. Now the CPAP is bringing them back again to that level.
Can anyone describe what these sores actually look like please as I currently have one inside my cheek right next to a tooth and right beneath where my full face mask strap sits? I am quite worried that it could be something sinister as I have had it 3/4 weeks.
I have been to see GP and he advised to rinse with Corsodyl and if not cleared up in 2 weeks he will refer me to hospital. GP doesn't know what it is at this stage.
I would describe it as almost circular, appears darker in the centre about the diameter of my back tooth which it is adjacent to.
I have almost constant mouth sores (canker sores.) I have tried almost every treatment and preventative also. After reading this article I am pretty sure it is due to CPAP with mouthguard that I wear that keeps mouth open, for my TMJ problem.
The only treatment that helped me was taking a 5 or 10 mg Prednisolone tablet (prescription). I am going to try sleeping with mouth closed and see if the canker sores will stop. I will also try the chewable probiotic recommended here.
Thank you all for posting.
So glad I found this thread. Canker sores now for 3 months. Cpap user for years. For about a year ago I began having an itchy feeling inside my mouth...lip area only after most meals. I thought it was some food allergy/ sensitivity. But, it seems that my mouth is very dry now causing my teeth to irritate my lip ad someone mentioned above. My GP called it trauma.
After biotene, peroxyl, magic moutjwash and salt water rince i have no relief. Ive seen my GP, dentist and opthamologist ( my occupational therapist suggested could be sjogerens since I also have dry eyes, etc.).
So, I just ordered the probiotics suggested above. Hoping for relief soon. Thanks all contributors!


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For some people, the perfect vacation means lazing around beside the pool, venturing no further than the poolside bar on a day-to-day basis. For others, taking a trip means getting out there and exploring, uncovering adventures and discovering wonderful new cultures.
While there is no right or wrong way to 'holiday', a trip that involves adventuring will usually require somewhat more research than a vacation spent by the poolside. If you're ready for your next adventure, Tokyo may just be your dream destination.
No, we're not talking big city lights. We're talking trekking. While Tokyo is famed for its dazzling city life, it has so much more to offer. Within an easy distance of Tokyo are three picturesque mountains with trekking routes.
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Mount Fuji*
As Japan's highest and most prominent mountain, Mount Fuji is picture perfect. Attracting intrepid hikers from across Japan and the world, Mount Fuji sees thousands of visitors each year, utilising its well-worn tracks to reach its 3,776 metre high summit.
From October to Mid-June, conditions make Mount Fuji pretty much unclimbable, so most visitors stick to the official climbing season between early July and mid-September. Be aware though, this is a seriously popular trek.
During peak season from mid-July to the end of August, you can expect to see crowds of people, with some even queuing up at certain passages. While it's best to avoid these peak times, climbing in a crowd at Mount Fuji is part of the fun. Embrace the camaraderie!
Because of its popularity and well-marked trails, Mount Fuji allows even inexperienced climbers to trek without a guide. Some sections are steep and rocky, but most it is an easy-going climb. Ensure you have the correct footwear and clothing, be aware of the possibility of altitude sickness, reserve an overnight stay in one of the mountain huts, and time the reach of your summit for sunrise.
Mount Mitake*
For slightly easier trekking – and a much quieter experience – head to Mount Mitake. Less than two hours from Tokyo, Mount Mitake is situated within the Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park, offering a variety of walking and hiking opportunities.
From the upper station of the Mitake cable car, it is a 20 to 30 minute walk to the famous Musashi-Mitake Shrine on the mountain's summit. Check out the traditional inns and souvenir shops, then hit the trails to discover the Rock Garden, or nearby Mount Odake.
To get from the shrine at the top of Mount Mitake over to Mount Odake*, there are two possible routes. Choose the higher track along the ridge for a more challenging climb, passing over two peaks before joining the lower track. From there, the walk up to Mount Odake is fairly tough, taking around half an hour – but with the view it offers, it's more than worth it.
Mount Takao*
Even closer to Tokyo is Mount Takao, offering breathtaking scenery, a beautiful temple and some very tempting hiking trails. Visitors can choose from the network of trails, taking about 90 minutes to reach the top of the mountain. To cut that time in half, skip the first part by getting a lift on the cable car.
Whether you're exploring the spectacularly beautiful Mount Mitake or climbing to the peak of Mount Fuji, Japan has so much to offer visitors. One trip here is never enough; you'll be back in no time!
*Note – Mount Fuji: 3,776m, Mount Mitake: 929m, Mount Odake: 1,265m & Mount Takao: 599m
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Q: How to create an INSERT IGNORE query in Hibernate? Hibernate has to make inserts in a table which has an unique field. I want to ignore duplicate entries so that my program keeps running. In MySQL I would simply say INSERT IGNORE, but I can't figure out how to do that in Hibernate. Any suggestions? Thanks!

A: if you are using a simple SQL query,
use following code.
               Query query = session.createSQLQuery("INSERT IGNORE INTO user (name,username) VALUES (:name,:username)");
               query.setParameter("name", name);
               query.setParameter("username", username);
               int i= query.executeUpdate();

A: Have you tried using the @SQLInsert annotation ? This way, you can overwrite the Hibernate statement with your own custom SQL and use INSERT IGNORE:
@SQLInsert(sql="INSERT IGNORE INTO CUSTOMER(id,name) VALUES(?,?)")
class Customer{
   ...
}

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package v3

/*

   Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
   you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
   You may obtain a copy of the License at

   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

   Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
   distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
   WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
   See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
   limitations under the License.
*/

import (
	"net/http"
	"net/url"
	"strconv"
	"strings"
	"testing"
)

func TestCacheGroupsDeliveryServices(t *testing.T) {
	WithObjs(t, []TCObj{CDNs, Types, Tenants, Parameters, Profiles, Statuses, Divisions, Regions, PhysLocations, CacheGroups, Servers, Topologies, DeliveryServices, CacheGroupsDeliveryServices}, func() {})
}

// TODO this is the name hard-coded in the create servers test; change to be dynamic
// TODO this test assumes that a CDN named "cdn1" exists, has at least one Delivery Service, and also
// assumes that ALL SERVERS IN "cachegroup3" ARE EDGE-TIER CACHE SERVERS IN "cdn1". If that EVER changes,
// this WILL break.
const TestEdgeServerCacheGroupName = "cachegroup3"

func CreateTestCachegroupsDeliveryServices(t *testing.T) {
	dss, _, err := TOSession.GetDeliveryServiceServers()
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("cannot GET DeliveryServiceServers: %v", err)
	}
	if len(dss.Response) > 0 {
		t.Fatalf("cannot test cachegroups delivery services: expected no initial delivery service servers, actual %v", len(dss.Response))
	}

	dses, _, err := TOSession.GetDeliveryServicesV30WithHdr(nil, nil)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("cannot GET DeliveryServices: %v - %v", err, dses)
	}

	clientCGs, _, err := TOSession.GetCacheGroupNullableByName(TestEdgeServerCacheGroupName)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("getting cachegroup: %v", err)
	}
	if len(clientCGs) != 1 {
		t.Fatalf("getting cachegroup expected 1, got %v", len(clientCGs))
	}

	clientCG := clientCGs[0]

	if clientCG.ID == nil {
		t.Fatalf("Cachegroup has a nil ID")
	}
	cgID := *clientCG.ID

	dsIDs := []int{}
	topologyDsIDs := []int{}
	for _, ds := range dses {
		if *ds.CDNName == "cdn1" && ds.Topology == nil {
			dsIDs = append(dsIDs, *ds.ID)
		} else if *ds.CDNName == "cdn1" && ds.Topology != nil {
			topologyDsIDs = append(topologyDsIDs, *ds.ID)
		}
	}
	if len(dsIDs) < 1 {
		t.Fatal("No Delivery Services found in CDN 'cdn1', cannot continue.")
	}

	if len(topologyDsIDs) < 1 {
		t.Fatal("No Topology-based Delivery Services found in CDN 'cdn1', cannot continue.")
	}

	_, reqInf, err := TOSession.SetCachegroupDeliveryServices(cgID, topologyDsIDs)
	if err == nil {
		t.Fatal("assigning Topology-based delivery service to cachegroup - expected: error, actual: nil")
	}
	if reqInf.StatusCode < http.StatusBadRequest || reqInf.StatusCode >= http.StatusInternalServerError {
		t.Fatalf("assigning Topology-based delivery service to cachegroup - expected: 400-level status code, actual: %d", reqInf.StatusCode)
	}

	resp, _, err := TOSession.SetCachegroupDeliveryServices(cgID, dsIDs)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("setting cachegroup delivery services returned error: %v", err)
	}
	if len(resp.Response.ServerNames) == 0 {
		t.Fatal("setting cachegroup delivery services returned success, but no servers set")
	}

	// Note this second post of the same cg-dses specifically tests a previous bug, where the query
	// failed if any servers with location parameters were already assigned, due to a foreign key
	// violation. See https://github.com/apache/trafficcontrol/pull/3199
	resp, _, err = TOSession.SetCachegroupDeliveryServices(cgID, dsIDs)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("setting cachegroup delivery services returned error: %v", err)
	}
	if len(resp.Response.ServerNames) == 0 {
		t.Fatal("setting cachegroup delivery services returned success, but no servers set")
	}

	params := url.Values{}
	for _, serverName := range resp.Response.ServerNames {
		params.Set("hostName", string(serverName))
		resp, _, err := TOSession.GetServers(&params)
		if err != nil {
			t.Fatalf("getting server: %v", err)
		}
		servers := resp
		if len(servers) != 1 {
			t.Fatalf("getting servers: expected 1 got %v", len(servers))
		}
		server := servers[0]
		serverID := server.ID

		serverDSes, _, err := TOSession.GetDeliveryServicesByServer(serverID)

		for _, dsID := range dsIDs {
			found := false
			for _, serverDS := range serverDSes {
				if *serverDS.ID == int(dsID) {
					found = true
					break
				}
			}
			if !found {
				t.Errorf("post succeeded, but didn't assign delivery service %v to server", dsID)
			}
		}
	}
}

func setInactive(t *testing.T, dsID int) {
	ds, _, err := TOSession.GetDeliveryServiceNullableWithHdr(strconv.Itoa(dsID), nil)
	if err != nil {
		t.Errorf("Failed to fetch details for Delivery Service #%d", dsID)
		return
	}
	if ds == nil {
		t.Errorf("Got null or undefined Delivery Service for #%d", dsID)
		return
	}
	if ds.Active == nil {
		t.Errorf("Deliver Service #%d had null or undefined 'active'", dsID)
		ds.Active = new(bool)
	}
	if *ds.Active {
		*ds.Active = false
		_, _, err = TOSession.UpdateDeliveryServiceV30WithHdr(dsID, *ds, nil)
		if err != nil {
			t.Errorf("Failed to set Delivery Service #%d to inactive: %v", dsID, err)
		}
	}
}

func DeleteTestCachegroupsDeliveryServices(t *testing.T) {
	dss, _, err := TOSession.GetDeliveryServiceServersNWithHdr(1000000, nil)
	if err != nil {
		t.Errorf("cannot GET DeliveryServiceServers: %v", err)
	}
	for _, ds := range dss.Response {
		if ds.DeliveryService == nil {
			t.Error("Got deliveryserviceserver with no Delivery Service")
			continue
		}
		if ds.Server == nil {
			t.Error("Got deliveryserviceserver with no server")
			continue
		}

		setInactive(t, *ds.DeliveryService)

		alerts, _, err := TOSession.DeleteDeliveryServiceServer(*ds.DeliveryService, *ds.Server)
		t.Logf("Alerts from deleting deliveryserviceserver: %s", strings.Join(alerts.ToStrings(), ", "))
		if err != nil {
			t.Errorf("deleting delivery service servers: %v", err)
		}
	}

	dss, _, err = TOSession.GetDeliveryServiceServersWithHdr(nil)
	if err != nil {
		t.Errorf("cannot GET DeliveryServiceServers: %v", err)
	}
	if len(dss.Response) > 0 {
		t.Errorf("deleting delivery service servers: delete succeeded, expected empty subsequent get, actual %v", len(dss.Response))
	}
}

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Dragons of Atlantis For PC (Windows & MAC)
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Dragons of Atlantis is a strategy game where we will manage our base of operations to try to become the best in these legendary lands. In our hands is to save the knowledge of the dragons of yesteryear.
The game system of Dragons of Atlantis is the usual strategy management games in persistent worlds: we will build and raise the level of the crowd of buildings to grow our base as much as possible. We will also have to recruit all kinds of troops to help us in the battle, as well as research technologies to take advantage of our rivals.
One of the strengths of this game is the growth of our own dragons. These mythological beings will help us to further develop our kingdom and we can use them to live epic battles.
Dragons of Atlantis is a management strategy game that will excite fans of the genre who want to experience a similar experience in other similar titles. An online game that develops in a single global server and in which to join a clan will be vital to continue surviving.
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Here we will show you today How can you Download and Install Strategy Game Dragons of Atlantis on PC running any OS including Windows and MAC variants, however, if you are interested in other apps, visit our site about Android Apps on PC and locate your favorite ones, without further ado, let us continue.
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Now search for "Dragons of Atlantis" using the Play Store.
Click Dragons of Atlantis icon to open it, follow the on-screen instructions to play it.
You can also download Dragons of Atlantis APK and installs via APK in the BlueStacks Android emulator.
You can also use Andy OS to install Dragons of Atlantis for PC.
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97% of the visitors to your website will leave and never return. A Lead Magnet will capture the details of those visitors who are ready to buy or call you, but are willing to learn more without a phone call.
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After testing the lower end of the 5 day trading range, the Sps were able to trade back into the middle of the range. The daily RSI is oversold, but many shares made new momentum lows as well, suggesting a reaction back up will be choppy and limited. The ECB meets Feb 6th and there is speculation of a rate cut. US indexes could range trade into this date. Main upside levels: 1788, 1791, 1796 main downside level: 1774, 1768.
EC made new momentum lows on the 2 per ROC. Any reactions up will be limited for the next two days. The Yen is forming a good chart formation on the 240 minutes – it can breakout in either direction. The bonds tens and Bunds are grossly overextended and forming a rising wedge, but can hold a bid the first trading day of the month.
The SPs had a failed push below the trading range low, and often this can lead to a test of the upper end of the range.
The chart examples below: Yen formation, tens – rising wedge, can stay up one more day, Russell – oversold osc is correting up – seee how close to top of trading range it gets, Copper – end of downswing for now, upside limited.


Bio:Playing in "assorted goth shite industrial and metal" bands since his late teens, Uberman (Richard) is perhaps best known in his former self described role as "ringmaster of the Killing Miranda flying circus". As vocalist, programmer, songwriter and jack of all trades in KM, the band went from a legendary debut at the Slimelight to appearances worldwide supporting such lumonaries as Paradise Lost, The damned and Mortiis. Along the way releasing three successfull albums, before imploding due to musical differances in 2007.
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A musical chameleon who at times has been a riff-it-up guitarist (possessed of one of the most ludicrously coloured guitars in the history of music), demented frontman, floor filling electro DJ, brilliant programmer, arrogant pig and above all, a songwriter, the mantle of Uberman comes as part of his most personal and ambitious project yet.


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Tag Archives: radical transparency
To Know the Truth Even if it Harms You
Distributed Denial of Secrets, or DDoSecrets, an NGO, had been a thorn in the side of secretive governments, corrupt corporations, and powerful law firms since its founding in late 2018. In June 2020, in a release known as BlueLeaks, the group published 269 gigabytes of law enforcement data, which exposed police malfeasance and surveillance overreach across the United States.
DDoSecrets also published incriminating records from overseas tax shelters, from the social media site Gab, and from a Christian crowdfunding site often used by the far right. The group has affected autocrats as well, exposing the Russian government's plans in Ukraine and mapping out the Myanmar junta's business dealings. These revelations have spawned numerous news stories in the public interest, making DDoSecrets a valuable source for journalists, but also rendering it a target: In July 2020, German authorities seized one of the organization's servers. August of 2020 brought ominous news of a Department of Homeland Security bulletin labeling DDoSecrets a "criminal hacker group." ..
Avowedly nonpartisan, DDoSecrets nonetheless exhibits an ethos that seems to fuse anarchist politics, a hacker's curiosity about forbidden knowledge, and a general sympathy for the oppressed. Its barbed Latin slogan, Veritatem cognoscere ruat caelum et pereat mundus, roughly translates to, "To know the truth, even if the heavens fall and the world perishes." Call it a bolder, more transformative version of "information wants to be free."
Emma Best…launched DDoSecrets in December 2018 with someone known only by the pseudonym "The Architect." Together, they set out to distinguish their group from WikiLeaks, which they felt had morphed into a vehicle for Julian Assange's ego…"Truth has an impact, regardless of the respectability politics some people choose to engage in when it comes to the alleged sources," Best wrote after Swiss law enforcement, at the request of U.S. authorities, arrested Tillie Kottmann, a hacker who alerted journalists to security vulnerabilities in a vast commercial network of surveillance cameras. "The world can no longer be rid of hacktivists or leaktivists. Not as long as people are willing."
Excerpts from Jacob Silverman, The New WikiLeaks, The New Republic, Aug. 18, 2021
This entry was posted in covert action, cyberwar, Environment, Human Rights and tagged coerced transparency, DDoSecrets, Distributed Denial of Secrets, government information, government surveillance, lack of transparency, military secrecy, radical transparency, secrecy, secret government, surveillance of citizens, transparency, transparency industry, Transparent Computing, wikileaks, Wikileaks against secrecy, wikileaks and democracy on August 24, 2021 by Stoa.
Out-of-Fashion: Aggressive Tax Planning
In December 2019, Royal Dutch Shell voluntarily published its revenue, profit, taxes and other business details in each of 98 countries. The disclosure aligns with a drive by the energy company, which often attracts criticism from environmental activists, to present itself as forward-thinking, transparent and socially-minded. That didn't stop the information feeding a predictable host of headlines in the U.K., where the company is partly based, that it didn't pay taxes in the country (because of losses carried forward and tax refunds). In the U.S., Shell accrued $137 million of tax—a rate of 8%. This kind of detailed reporting is required by tax authorities in about 100 countries including the U.S. since 2017, based on rules agreed by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, but it is rarely made public.
Companies that don't jump may soon be pushed. Economy ministers from European Union countries are considering a proposal that would require all large companies with total revenue of more than €750 million ($834 million) operating in the bloc to publish the information annually. The Global Reporting Initiative, an organization that establishes sustainability standards, recently agreed to include a similar requirement. Greater transparency could also spur reform efforts and reduce incentives for complex tax arrangements. Companies, investors and states all agree that it is best to find a global solution to the problem of aggressive tax planning.
Excerpts from Rochelle Toplensky, Beginning of the End of Tax Secrecy, WSJ, Dec. 20, 2019
This entry was posted in geoeconomics, Globalization, lawbreakers, Markets, power elite, shadow finance and tagged Andorra tax haven, coerced transparency, Declaration on Automatic Exchange of Information in Tax Matters, Dubai tax haven, financial sanctions against tax havens, OECD exchange of information in tax matters, radical transparency, tax arbitrage, tax avoidance, tax evasion, tax haven, tax haven Hong Kong, tax haven Switzerland, tax haven United States, tax havens, tax justice network, tax transparency, transparency, transparency industry on January 22, 2020 by Stoa.
Conspiracy as Government
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange first outlined the hypothesis nearly a decade ago: Can total transparency defeat an entrenched group of insiders?"Consider what would happen," Assange wrote in 2006, if one of America's two major parties had their emails, faxes, campaign briefings, internal polls and donor data all exposed to public scrutiny."They would immediately fall into an organizational stupor," he predicted, "and lose to the other."
A decade later, various organs of the Democratic Party have been hacked; several staffers have resigned and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has seen the inner workings of her campaign exposed to the public, including disclosures calling into question her positions on trade and Wall Street and her relationship with the party's left . Many of these emails have been released into the public domain by WikiLeaks.
Some see the leaks as a sign that Assange has thrown his lot in with Republican rival Donald Trump or even with Russia. But others who've followed Assange over the years say he's less interested in who wins high office than in exposing — and wearing down — the gears of political power that grind away behind the scenes. "He tends not to think about people, he thinks about systems," said Finn Brunton, an assistant professor at New York University who has tracked WikiLeaks for years. "What he wants to do is interfere with the machinery of government regardless of who is in charge."WikiLeaks' mission was foreshadowed 10 years ago in "Conspiracy as Governance," a six-page essay Assange posted to his now-defunct blog.
In the essay, Assange described authoritarian governments, corporations, terrorist organizations and political parties as "conspiracies" — groups that hoard secret information to win a competitive advantage over the general public. Leaks cut these groups open like a double-edged knife, empowering the public with privileged information while spreading confusion among the conspirators themselves, he said. If leaking were made easy, Assange argued, conspiratorial organizations would be gripped by paranoia, leaving transparent groups to flourish…
It's possible that malicious sources are using WikiLeaks for their own ends, said Lisa Lynch, an associate professor at Drew University who has also followed Assange's career. But she noted that a lifetime far from public service and an aversion to email make Trump a more difficult target."If Trump had a political career, he'd be more available for Wikileaking," she said…
He has targeted Republican politicians in the past; in the run-up to the 2008 election his group published the contents of vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's inbox. Her reaction at the time anticipated the Democrats' outrage today. "What kind of a creep would break into a person's files, steal them, read them, then give them to the press to broadcast all over the world to influence a presidential campaign?" Palin wrote in her autobiography, "Going Rogue."
Excerpt fro RAPHAEL SATTER,With email dumps, WikiLeaks tests power of full transparency, Associated Press, Oct. 24, 2016
This entry was posted in corruption/Illegal markets, Espionage, Human Rights, War and tagged assange, coerced transparency, conspiracy as governance, radical transparency, secrets, wikileaks, wikileaks against insiders, Wikileaks against secrecy, wikileaks and democracy on October 26, 2016 by Stoa.
The Transparent Individual
By integrating data you want into the visual field in front of you Google Glass is meant to break down the distinction between looking at the screen and looking at the world. When switched on, its microphones will hear what you hear, allowing Glass to, say, display on its screen the name of any song playing nearby…It could also contribute a lot to the company's core business. Head-mounted screens would let people spend time online that would previously have been offline. They also fit with the company's interest in developing "anticipatory search" technology—ways of delivering helpful information before users think to look for it. Glass will allow such services to work without the customer even having to reach for a phone, slipping them ever more seamlessly into the wearer's life. A service called Google Now already scans a user's online calendar, e-mail and browsing history as a way of providing information he has not yet thought to look for. How much more it could do if it saw through his eyes or knew whom he was talking to…
People may in time want to live on camera in ways like this, if they see advantages in doing so. But what of living on the cameras of others? "Creep shots"—furtive pictures of breasts and bottoms taken in public places—are a sleazy fact of modern life. The camera phone has joined the Chinese burn in the armamentarium of the school bully, and does far more lasting damage. As cameras connect more commonly, sometimes autonomously, to the internet, hackers have learned how to take control of them remotely, with an eye to mischief, voyeurism or blackmail. More wearable cameras probably mean more possibilities for such abuse.
Face-recognition technology, which allows software to match portraits to people, could take things further. The technology is improving, and is already used as an unobtrusive, fairly accurate way of knowing who people are. Some schools, for example, use it to monitor attendance. It is also being built into photo-sharing sites: Facebook uses it to suggest the names with which a photo you upload might be tagged. Governments check whether faces are turning up on more than one driver's licence per jurisdiction; police forces identify people seen near a crime scene. Documents released to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a campaign group, show that in August 2012 the Federal Bureau of Investigation's "Next Generation Identification" database contained almost 13m searchable images of about 7m subjects.
Face recognition is a technology, like that of drones, which could be a boon to all sorts of surveillance around the world, and may make mask-free demonstrations in repressive states a thing of the past. The potential for abuse by people other than governments is clear, too…In America, warrants to seize user data from Facebook often also request any stored photos in which the suspect has been tagged by friends (though the firm does not always comply). Warrants as broad as some of those from which the National Security Agency and others have benefited in the past could allow access to all stored photos taken in a particular place and time.
The people's panopticon, Economist, Nov. 16, 2013, at 27
This entry was posted in Espionage, geoeconomics, Human Rights, Markets and tagged biometric data, EFF, face-recognition technology, FBI, human rights, radical transparency, right to privacy on January 22, 2014 by Stoa.
Keep Talking, the State Listens
DARPA is funding a project that uses crowdsourcing to improve how machines analyze our speech. Even more radical: DARPA wants to make systems so accurate, you'll be able to easily record, transcribe and recall all the conversations you ever have... But it's not just about better recordings of what you say. It'll lead to more recorded conversations, quickly transcribed and then stored in perpetuity — like a Twitter feed or e-mail archive for everyday speech. Imagine living in a world where every errant utterance you make is preserved forever.
University of Texas computer scientist Matt Lease… has attracted enough attention for Darpa to award him a $300,000 award over two years to study the new project, called "Blending Crowdsourcing with Automation for Fast, Cheap, and Accurate Analysis of Spontaneous Speech." The project envisions a world that is both radically transparent and a little freaky.
The idea is that business meetings or even conversations with your friends and family could be stored in archives and easily searched. The stored recordings could be held in servers, owned either by individuals or their employers….
How? The answer, Lease says, is in widespread use of recording technologies like smartphones, cameras and audio recorders — a kind of "democratizing force of everyday people recording and sharing their daily lives and experiences through their conversations." But the trick to making the concept functional and searchable, says Lease, is blending automated voice analysis machines with large numbers of human analysts through crowdsourcing. That could be through involving people "strategically," to clean up transcripts where machines made a mistake. Darpa's older EARS project relied entirely on automation, which has its drawbacks….
Crowdsourcing is all about harnessing distributed networks of people — crowds — to do tasks better and more efficiently than individuals or machines. Recently, that's meant harnessing large numbers of people to build digital maps, raising funds for a film project at Kickstarter, or doing odd-jobs at Amazon Mechanical Turk — one system being studied as part of the project. Darpa has also taken an interest in crowdsourcing as a way to analyze vast volumes of intelligence data, and Darpa's sibling in the intelligence community, IARPA, has researched crowdsourcing as a way to find the best intelligence predictions.
It also raises some thorny legal and social questions about privacy. For one, there is an issue with "respecting the privacy rights of multiple people involved," Lease says. One solution, for a business conference that's storing and transcribing everything said by the participants, could be a mutual agreement between all parties. He adds that technical issues when it comes to archiving recorded speech are still open questions, but people could potentially hold their cell phone conversations on remote servers; or on individual, privately-held servers.
The other problem is figuring out how to search massive amounts of transcribed speech, like how search engines such as Google use complex algorithms to match and optimize search queries with results that are likely to be relevant. Fast and cheap web analytics — judging what people type and matching it up to what they click — is one way to do it. Studying focus groups are more precise, but expensive. A third way, Lease suggests, is using more crowdsourcing as a sort of a "middle-ground" between the two methods.
But it's unknown how the research will be applied to the military. Lease wouldn't speculate, and it's still very much a basic research project. Though if it's similar to EARS at all, then it may not be too difficult to figure out. A 2003 memorandum from the Congressional Research Service described EARS as focusing on speech picked up from broadcasts and telephone conversations, "as well as extract clues about the identity of speakers" for "the military, intelligence and law enforcement communities." Though Lease didn't mention automatically recognizing voices. But the research may not have to go that far — if we're going to be recording ourselves.
Excerpt, BY ROBERT BECKHUSEN, Darpa Wants You to Transcribe, and Instantly Recall, All of Your Conversations, Wired, Mar. 4, 2013
This entry was posted in covert action, Markets, War and tagged coerced transparency, crowdsourcing, DARPA, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), free speech, human rights, IARPA, privacy, radical transparency, transparency on March 8, 2013 by Stoa.


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16 edition of Christian discourses found in the catalog.
Christian discourses
The crisis and a crisis in the life of an actress
Published 1997 by Princeton University Press in Princeton, N.J .
Heiberg, Johanne Luise, 1812-1890,
Christian life -- Lutheran authors,
Includes bibliographical references (p. [467]) and index.
Other titles Christian discourses ; The crisis and a crisis in the life of an actress, Crisis and a crisis in the life of an actress.
Statement by Søren Kierkegaard ; edited and translated with introduction and notes by Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong.
Series Kierkegaard"s writings ;, 17
Contributions Hong, Howard Vincent, 1912-, Hong, Edna Hatlestad, 1913-, Kierkegaard, Søren, 1813-1855.
LC Classifications BV4505 .K3413 1997
Pagination xvii, 489 p. ;
This collection of classic Christian works includes cherished favorites like John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress and landmark Christian works like St. Augustine's Confessions and Thomas a Kempis's The Imitation of Christ. It also includes more recent classics from theologians like B.B. Warfield and Christian writers like G.K. Chesterton. Christian Discourses by S?ren Kierkegaard. Princeton University Press, Paperback. Good. Disclaimer:A copy that has been read, but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. The spine may show signs of wear. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting, and the copy can include previous owner inscriptions.
Abroad: £5 per book up to 4 books | £3 per book after. Phone: Home / Product / The Evidence of the Christian Religion with Discourses. The Evidence of the Christian Religion with Discourses Posted on Novem by table59 in. "16 "Hippolytus": Gethsemane and Doctrinal Proof" published on 01 Jan by : Karl Olav Sandnes.
Soren Kierkegaard's 13 communion discourses constitute a distinct genre among the various forms of religious writing composed by Kierkegaard. Originally published at different times and places, Kierkegaard himself believed that these discourses served as a unifying element in his work and were crucial for understanding his religious thought and philosophy as a whole. CHRISTIAN W. CHUN, The discourses of capitalism: Everyday economists and the production of common sense. Abingdon: Routledge, Pp Pb. £ Reviewed by Jan Blommaert For several years now, the Routledge series Language, Society and Political Economy edited by David Block has consistently turned out interesting studies in which Marx-inflected theoretical .
The speech of the Honourable Francis Fauquier, Esq; His Majestys lieutenant-governour, and commander in chief, of the colony and dominion of Virginia, to the General Assembly
Inconsequence
Berserkers star
Quantitative Electron Microscopy, (Scottish Universities Summer School in Physics ; No 25)
Considerations on the nature and efficacy of the Lords Supper
The Door In The Wall And Other Stories
Dedication of the Oriskany monument, August 6, 1884.
The Doctrine of the Prophets: The Warburtonian Lectures for 1886-1890
The Wayward Bus
Cotton to 1996
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These discourses are from the last half of SKs writings and date from Unlike many of his earlier works they are overtly confessional and plainly discuss matters of faith and the Christian Life which for SK revolves around such themes as: total trust in Gods will, self denial, suffering, sacrifice, renunciation of the values of his age, imitation of Christ/5.
First published inChristian Discourses is a quartet of pieces written and arranged in contrasting styles. Parts One and Three, "The Cares of the Pagans" and "Thoughts That Wound from Behind--for Upbuilding," serve as a polemical overture to Kierkegaard's /5.
Meditations and Discourses on the Glory of Christ is a collection of discourses in which John Owen proclaims the glory of the Lord as it is revealed in Scripture. Owen states that because we are human, Christ's glory is, in a sense, incomprehensible to us--we Christian discourses book never fully grasp : Ebook.
The preface to my "Christian Discourses," therefore, contains the phrase: if a sufferer who is alsogoing astray in many thoughts.¹.
A sermon presupposes a pastor (ordination); a Christian discourse can be by a layman.—JPI (Pap. VIII¹ A 6)n.d., From final. First published inChristian Discourses is a quartet of pieces written and arranged in contrasting styles.
Parts One and Three, "The Cares of the Pagans" and "Thoughts That Wound from Behind--for Upbuilding," serve as a polemical overture to Kierkegaard's Cited by: The rhetoric and the ritual practices associated with sacrifice filled the ancient world. They were potent tools that maintained a balance between the powers of heaven and earth.
They were also impressive vehicles used politically for establishing and maintaining social control. In short, the idea of sacrifice was itself a form of social discourse - a rhetorical means that generated and.
First published inChristian Discourses is a quartet of pieces written and arranged in contrasting styles. Parts One and Three, "The Cares of the Pagans" and "Thoughts That Wound from Behind--for Upbuilding," serve as a polemical overture to Kierkegaard's Cited by: 5. Kierkegaard's Writings, XVII, Volume Christian Discourses: The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actress.
- Kindle edition by Kierkegaard, Søren, Hong, Howard V., Hong, Edna H. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Kierkegaard's Writings, XVII, Volume Christian Discourses 5/5(2).
With Christian Discourses, Kierkegaard intended to conclude the signed "second authorship" following Concluding Unscientific Postscript as the end of the pseudonymous writings.
Parts One and Three, "The Cares of the Pagans" and "Thoughts That Wound from Behind--for Upbuilding", contain a polemical element and constitute the overture to the collision with the established order of Christendom.5/5(1). Through a series of telling commentaries on early Roman history, Machiavelli shows how citizenship can work to maintain freedom, even in the face of civil strife.
And yet he remains as clear-eyed a pragmatist as ever. He contrasts the public, pagan virtues of citizenship with the religious and personal standards of Christianity: when the state is in danger, the good citizen may have to stoop Format: Paperback.
The edition includes "Christian Discourses," "The Lilies of the Field and the Birds of the Air" and "Three Discourses at the Communion on Fridays." Originally published in The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available previously out-of-print books from the distinguished backlist of Cited by: 3.
Christian Discourses Followed by: Practice in Christianity The Sickness Unto Death (Danish: Sygdommen til Døden) is a book written by Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard in under the pseudonym Anti-Climacus.
A work of Christian existentialism, the book is about Kierkegaard's concept of despair, Author: Søren Kierkegaard. First published inChristian Discourses is a quartet of pieces written and arranged in contrasting styles.
Parts One and Three, "The Cares of the Pagans" and "Thoughts That Wound from Behind--for Upbuilding," serve as a polemical overture to Kierkegaard's collision with the established order of Christendom.
Yet Parts Two and Four, "Joyful Notes in the Strife of Suffering" and "Discourses Ratings: 1. About this Title: Volume 2 of a 4 volume set of Machiavelli's writings which contains a lengthy introduction on the life of Machiavelli, the History of Florence, The Prince, Discourses on Livy, and his letters and papers from his time as a diplomat.
This volume contains his famous and notorious advice to The Prince that ruthlessness in seeking and maintaining political power is essential to. Get this from a library.
Christian discourses ; The crisis and a crisis in the life of an actress. [Søren Kierkegaard; Howard V Hong; Edna H Hong] -- With Christian Discourse, Kierkegaard intended to conclude the signed "second authorship" following Concluding Unscientific Postscript as the end of the pseudonymous writings.
Parts One and Three. Get this from a library. Christian discourses and the crisis and a crisis in the life of an actress. [Robert L Perkins;] -- "Christian Discouses contains some of Kierkegaard's most constructive religious and social thought, founded on his deepening appreciation of the ambiguity of our common human situation before a.
Summary. The Gospel of John is the latest-written of the four biographies of Jesus that have been preserved in the New Testament. Written by a Christian named John, the contents of the book indicate quite clearly that the author was not the John who was one of the twelve disciples of Jesus, for it contains no direct personal references of the type that one would expect from an intimate.
First published inChristian Discourses is a quartet of pieces written and arranged in contrasting styles. Parts One and Three, "The Cares of the Pagans" and "Thoughts That Wound from Behind--for Upbuilding," serve as a polemical overture to Kierkegaard's collision with the established order of Christendom.
Yet Parts Two and Four, "Joyful Notes in the Strife of Suffering" and "Discourses 5/5(1). The edition includes "Christian Discourses," "The Lilies of the Field and the Birds of the Air" and "Three Discourses at the Communion on Fridays."Originally published in The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available Pages: Challenging the long-held assumption that American values—be they Christian or secular—are based on "Judeo-Christian" norms, this provocative study compares ancient Christian discourses on marriage and sexuality with contemporary ones, maintaining that modern family values owe more to Roman Imperial beliefs than to the bible.
Apostle Albert Carrington, Journal of Discourses, Preface, Vol. Although the modern Mormon leadership wants to conveniently sweep this document under the theological rug, there is little doubt that Mormons still revere the 'Journal of Discourses' as a viable source of authority (scripture) on at least some areas of Mormon doctrine.5/5(1).First published inChristian Discourses is a quartet of pieces written and arranged in contrasting styles.
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Pogba: My mum always knew I'd come back
Sunday 12 April 2020 22:30
Paul Pogba has revealed in an unmissable episode of UTD Podcast that his mother always knew he would return to Manchester United.
The 27-year-old midfielder initially left the club in 2012, when his contract expired, and joined Italian giants Juventus, helping them to win four successive Serie A titles.
With his reputation as one of the world's best midfielders confirmed, he came back to United for a record transfer fee but it came as no surprise to those closest to the Frenchman.
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Paul Pogba tells UTD Podcast how close he was to making his return, after overcoming an injury setback.
Pogba spoke to podcast hosts Sam Homewood, Helen Evans and David May at the Aon Training Complex last month, before the break in football due to coronavirus.
The full interview will be released on Monday evening via Deezer and all the usual platforms.
He discusses his exit from Sir Alex Ferguson's side in detail but admits he had unfinished business with the Reds, after being immersed in the culture of the club since arriving as a 16-year-old from Le Havre in his homeland.
"My mother always told me: 'You will go somewhere but come back'," he said. "She always said this. I was like: 'We will see' but you know mothers, and the things she said: 'You will come back here, don't worry' and that was just after. She said: 'You will come back to Manchester, don't worry', and I did.
"When I came back, I was really happy to come back. I left it and didn't finish. I started something but I didn't finish, I just went somewhere else. Obviously, coming back to where I started was, for me, why I was really happy. Now, I was ready to come as a confirmed player, not a youth player."
Watch a short clip of Paul's podcast being recorded.
Pogba's family have clearly been huge influences on his life and career and he admits this is where he gains his self-belief from.
"My parents came from Africa to get to France and worked hard for me," he explained. "I think, as a kid, you don't really know but [with] my mum, there used to be five in the house, and it's hard for a mother. You have to feed them and have to be there for them and everything. She works hard to help us, you know.
"For us, so we have everything, because of her, so I have to work 10 times harder and it's something I always have in my mind. My dad as well. To be the best, the first, to always want more.
"When you have a dream, just go for it. A dream is free. You wake up after a dream but, at least when you dream, you can dream as big as you want. You still dream and want to achieve it. What my goals are, I always want more, we can always learn at this age or 10 or even 40 or 50. You will always learn something. I love to learn new things. I love to try things and stuff."
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All Myriad-RF software projects are open source and as such, can be used as a starting point and integrated into new projects.
Some useful notes are included here for application developers and those thinking of contributing to Myriad-RF software projects.
Please note that this page is presently a stub and under development.
Lime Suite is the strategic driver solution for integrated LMS7002M-based SDR platforms, such as LimeSDR and STREAM + LMS7002M EVB.
There are plans to add support for LMS6002D-based platforms to Lime Suite, but for the time being support is provided for these via the legacy LMS Suite software.
LMS Suite is a set of utilities for use with hardware based upon LMS6002D.
LMS Suite was created to support hardware development and prototyping, primarily with the Reference Development Kit.
LMS Suite was extended and integrated with SoapySDR to create a version that served as an SDR driver for the Novena-RF platform. The sources can be found on GitHub. However, please note that this project as not been updated for some time. This provides similar functionality to Lime Suite and indeed the aim is to roll Novena-RF support into this once basic support for LMS6002D platforms is in place.
LMS7002M Driver contains a C driver for control of the LMS7002M transceiver. The driver provides user APIs for tuning frequencies, setting gains, setting filters, setting sample rates, setting stream modes, configuring switches, and calibration. Although this driver can select the streaming mode of the LMS7002M, it does not directly interact with receive or transmit baseband data.
The LMS7002M Driver is targeted mainly at embedded applications and Lime Suite is recommended for more general use.
This opens up use with a vast array of SDR ecosystem software, built on top of popular toolkits and frameworks that use direct access via these APIs.
Support for using Myriad-RF integrated platforms from within GNU Radio is provided via the GrOsmoSDR blocks.
Pothos, a powerful data-flow programming software suite, is supported via SoapySDR.
LuaRadio, the lightweight, embeddable flow graph signal processing framework for software-defined radio, is supported via SoapySDR.
See applications (work in progress).
For further details see packaging.


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Q: Transform a text having multiple uppercase words into a text having one uppercase and other lowercase words How could I transform a string like:
let a = "ProductionTest"

to a string like:
Production test

I know how to detect the upper case letters with regex like:
a.match(/[A-Z]/g)

but cannot understand, how could I use this to transform the text as given above.

A: search for the [A-Z] characters, then use .replace() with a callback function to add a space and convert the matched character to lower case.

let a = "ProductionTest";

let res = a[0] + a.slice(1).replace(/[A-Z]/g, m => " " + m.toLowerCase());

console.log(res);

A: Hope this helps
let a = "ProductionTest"
let b = a.match(/[A-Z][a-z]*/g).join(' ').toLowerCase()
let c = b.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + b.slice(1)

A: This solution will work for you
'ProductionTest'.match(/[A-Z][a-z]+/g).reduce((cur, n)=> cur + ' ' + n.toLowerCase());


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Apple Watch Series 5 vs Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2
Posted By: Vikas Shukla Sep 12, 2019, 9:51 am
Apple and Samsung are fierce rivals in the electronics industry. Apple's latest iPhone 11 series smartphones will be competing with Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 line. The two companies have also refreshed their flagship wearable devices to attract consumers during the holiday shopping season. The new Apple Watch Series 5 will be competing with Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2. These two are vastly different devices, making it difficult for consumers to decide which one to buy. Let's check out how they stack up against each other.
Image Source: Samsung / YouTube video (screenshot)
The Apple Watch Series 5 looks nearly identical to its predecessor. It has the same rectangular design with a Digital Crown and a button on the right side. The Digital Crown and the Force Touch technology make the Apple Watch pretty easy to navigate. The Digital Crown provides haptic feedback, offering you a more mechanical and responsive feel through a comforting click. It also has an LTE red dot indicator ring.
The Series 5 Watch comes in the same two sizes of 40mm and 44mm. The smaller one has a resolution of 324 x 394 pixels while the 44mm model offers 368 x 448 pixels resolution. It also keeps the same Retina display and a nearly bezel-less design as its predecessor. However, Apple brings a bunch of new materials and styles with Series 5. Apple has launched the Series 5 in GPS-only and GPS+Cellular versions.
The new Apple Watch is available in four different case materials: stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, and ceramic. Yes, Apple has brought back ceramic at a ridiculously high price point, and it's a Special Edition. The titanium is a new option. Titanium is lighter but more durable and expensive than stainless steel and aluminum.
You can buy the titanium version in two brushed finishes of the natural silver color of the titanium and space black. The stainless steel model comes in Gold, Silver, and Space Black. The aluminum version is available in Silver, Gold, and Space Gray colors. There is also the Apple Watch Nike Edition and Hermes Edition.
If you can't decide which one to buy or want to create your own custom style, Apple has launched a new Apple Watch Studio feature at its online and offline stores. The Apple Watch Studio allows you to mix and match cases, bands, and materials to customize the look and feel to your liking.
Apple has added the Always-On display technology on the Series 5. The feature is also available on Samsung's Galaxy Watch Active 2. The Always-On Display shows time and your workout metrics at all times in low-power mode. Apple has used a new LTPO display technology that dynamically adjusts the refresh rate from 60Hz to 1Hz to conserve battery life.
Unlike the new Apple Watch, Samsung's smartwatch has a sporty and round design. Samsung has launched a Bluetooth-only model and an LTE model. The Bluetooth model has an aluminum body while the LTE variant comes with a stainless steel body. There are tons of band choices.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 also comes in two sizes of 40mm and 44mm. The 40mm model sports a 1.2-inch Super AMOLED display with 360 x 360 resolution. The 44mm version has a slightly larger 1.4-inch Super AMOLED display with 360 x 360 resolution. Its display is protected by Corning's Gorilla Glass DX+.
The Bluetooth model of Galaxy Watch Active 2 comes in Rose Gold, Black, and Silver colors with a matching silicone strap. The LTE variant is available in Gold, Silver, and Black colors with a leather strap. Samsung also sells a wide range of straps that you can purchase separately.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 features two side buttons for navigation. Its coolest feature is the digital bezel around the screen. The digital bezel offers haptic feedback to mimic the rotating bezel of the original Galaxy Watch. Both the new Apple Watch and Galaxy Watch Active are water-resistant up to a depth of 50 meters.
The Series 5 Apple Watch is powered by Apple's custom 64-bit dual-core S5 processor. It packs a staggering 32GB of internal storage. The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 runs Samsung's in-house dual-core Exynos 9110 processor. It packs 768MB RAM for the Bluetooth version and 1.5GB RAM for the LTE model. Both Active 2 versions have the same 4GB of internal storage.
Both Apple and Samsung smartwatches come with the latest Bluetooth 5.0 technology, NFC, LTE connectivity, GPS, barometer, accelerometer, gyroscope, a heart rate sensor, and an ambient light sensor. The LTE version of both smartwatches allows users to make and receive calls.
However, the new Apple Watch gets some additional features that are missing from the Galaxy Watch Active 2. The Series 5 Watch has a dedicated Compass to help you navigate. It provides longitude, latitude, and current elevation. The Compass works with a new Watch Maps app to show which way you are facing. The Apple Watch also has three new compass complications.
Another major addition is the ability to make international emergency calls in more than 150 countries. If you are on a foreign trip and find yourself in trouble, you can call emergency services with your new watch. The feature works irrespective of where you purchase the Apple Watch. It's also been integrated with the Fall Detection feature.
The Apple Watch Series 5 promises the same 18 hours of battery life as its predecessor, which is not good enough for most users. But it's impressive considering the Series 5 gets the Always-On display feature, which consumes additional power. Apple has used an ultra-low power display driver and a new ambient light sensor to ensure 18 hours of battery life even with the Always-On display technology.
The Galaxy Watch Active 2 features a 247mAh battery inside the 40mm version and a 340mAh battery for the 44mm model. It supports WPC-based wireless charging. According to Samsung, the Galaxy Watch Active 2 battery "lasts the day and more with normal usage." The slightly longer battery life and wireless charging gives the Galaxy Watch Active an edge here.
The Apple Watch Series 5 runs Apple's watchOS 6 software out of the box. It gets a dedicated Watch App Store to reduce its reliance on the iPhone. The software adds audiobook support and new dynamic watch faces like Meridian, Social Dial, and Modular Compact. The watchOS 6 has a vast collection of apps.
The Galaxy Watch Active 2 runs Samsung's custom Tizen OS. It supports Spotify to let users stream music. Tizen OS also supports YouTube and Twitter. You can also use Google Translate on the device as long as you are connected to the Internet. The My Style feature in Tizen OS allows you to customize your watch face.
The Watch Active 2 is compatible with both Android and iOS devices. In contrast, the Series 5 Apple Watch is mainly for iOS users.
Health and fitness tracking
The Apple Watch Series 5 allows you to measure the rhythm of your heart by putting your finger on the Digital Crown. Both smartwatches are capable of tracking a wide range of workouts, and can automatically track some workouts. Both of them can monitor your stress levels and offer tips and alerts. The devices store your health data in the respective Apple Health or Samsung Health apps.
Samsung's watch also has a "coaching" feature. Samsung claims its device can monitor real-time stress levels and offer you guided meditation. Just like Apple Watch, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 supports ECG to detect atrial fibrillation, but the feature hasn't yet received the USFDA approval. The FDA has already approved Apple's ECG feature.
The Apple Watch Series 5 lacks the much-rumored sleep tracking feature, which is available on the Galaxy Watch Active 2. Samsung's device can detect when you fall asleep. It monitors your heart rate to identify the different stages of sleep – light, deep, REM. You can check the sleep data on the Samsung Health app.
Apple's device supports Fall Detection, which was introduced last year. It can detect when you have had a hard fall and show you a notification. You can dismiss the notification or use it to call 911. If you don't move for 60 seconds after the hard fall, the Apple Watch will automatically call the emergency services.
Apple has introduced a new Noise app with watchOS 6 to measure noise levels around you. The app warns you when it's too loud. It helps prevent hearing loss. The company has also added a new Cycle Tracking app to let women track their menstrual cycles. Women can log their details into the app, and it will show them the fertile windows and the timing for the next period.
The most affordable version of Apple Watch Series 5 – the 40mm aluminum model with GPS connectivity – costs $400. If you want the GPS+Cellular version, it's going to cost $500. The titanium model starts at $800. The ultra-premium ceramic version has been priced at $1,300. Apple will start taking pre-orders on September 13. The device would hit the store shelves on September 20.
The Galaxy Watch Active 2 is already available for pre-order on Samsung's website. It will go on sale on September 27. The Bluetooth-only model has been priced at $280 for the 40mm size and $300 for the 44mm size. Samsung is also giving a free portable wireless charger battery to pre-order customers. The LTE variant will cost even more than the Bluetooth model, but its pricing will depend on the carrier.
Apple Watch Series 5 or Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2?
The Apple Watch Series 5 lacks sleep tracking and is much more expensive than Samsung's smartwatch. But it has a beautiful design, a much larger library of apps than Tizen OS, and a bunch of health and fitness features such as Fall Detection, ECG, international emergency calling, and Cycle Tracking. These features make the Series 5 worth the additional cost.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 is a great choice for Android users and budget-conscious customers.
What's inside the Apple Watch Series 5 box?
Apple Watch Series 5 pre-orders and price: How to buy one?
Apple Watch Series 5 vs. Apple Watch Series 4 [Comparison]
YouTube To Livestream iPhone 11 And Apple Watch Series 5 Launch


Pietro Solario was born in Carona, Ticino, he apprenticed under his father Guiniforte Solari, who himself was an architect and sculptor. In 1476, he was hired to continue the construction of the Duomo di Milano.
In 1487, he was invited to Russia by Ivan III to construct the walls and towers of the Moscow Kremlin. Within the next two years, Solari built most of the walls (excluding the western wall built by his successor Aleviz) and towers of the Kremlin, including the Borovitskaya, Konstantino-Eleninskaya, Spasskaya, Nikolskaya, & Corner Arsenalnaya towers (Dear Lord what tongue twisters). Concepts & ideas were used which were similar to those in Italy.
Now, not much is said about Marco ruffo except that he was Italian who helped Pietro in the construction of the Palace of Facets.
Will you have a look at this my dearies !
The name of this palace is because of its unique east side, the stones of the exterior wall are cut, shaped & pointed like diamonds. The entry door shows a magnificent gilded frame. Elegant double set windows are on three sides of the palace which illuminate by letting in light.
Love the simplicity of the exterior colour.
The walls are covered in archaic paintings which one finds unbelievable & contemplates whether someone used their own hands to do this fine art. There lies the Imperial Throne.
The palace was referred to as "The Great Palace" during the first year after being completed.
In 1552 Ivan the Terrible celebrated the taking of Kazan in the Palace of Facets. The council regarding the annexation of Little Russia was held here and Peter the Great celebrated the victory of Poltava here.
Since the 19th century the Palace of Facets has served as the dining hall for the Tsar after the coronation ceremonies. The Imperial Throne here has always remained in the same place.
Wooden banquette's are placed on platforms along the entire length of the walls of the hall, and are upholstered in multicolored fabric with gold fringe along the bottom.
Around the central pillar there is a sideboard with four shelves, which during the Imperial stay, in accordance with the ancient tradition, hold lavish vessels in gold and silver, which are otherwise usually kept locked in the Armory Palace.
Eighteen windows of differing sizes and different forms light the hall from three sides.
Four massive chandeliers and eight hanging lamps are lit at night.
On the vaults are portrayed the Days of Creation, Paradise and Man chased out of the earthly Paradise. Next to the Imperial Throne one sees the Dream of the Prophet Daniel (Pbuh) & Jacob's Ladder. (It looks absolutely stunning).
– On the south wall, Moses (Pbuh) and the bulrushes.
– Painted on the Vaults, the Patriarchs of the Old Testament, the Evangelists and the Prophets.
– On the North and East walls are painted the story of Joseph. Closer to the throne, above, as well as on the South wall below shows the history of Russia. Above, on the arches of the vaults, Moses in front of the arch of alliance, David accused by the Prophet Nathan, King Solomon in the Temple.
– On the West wall, the Parables, one of the Justice of Solomon and the other the Punishment of the iniquitous judge.


"* DVD-RW (Video mode): Finalizing is necessary. It cannot be edited after finalizing. Reformating is required before it can be used for recording again."
So my question is, Can I finalize a DVD-RW then format it and use it again? And also, how do you format a DVD-RW!?!


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"R.I. voter registrations up 30 percent since 2010 primary" – Providence Journal
(Originally published by the Providence Journal on Sept. 8th, 2014)
BY PAUL EDWARD PARKER
PROVIDENCE — More than 29,000 Rhode Islanders registered to vote this year in time for Tuesday's primary, when voters will decide preliminary contests in races for governor, U.S. representative, mayor of Providence and other offices, a Providence Journal analysis of the statewide voter database showed.
That represents a 30-percent increase over the 22,000 people who signed up in 2010 for the last gubernatorial primary.Among the 29,019 new voters this year, women outnumbered men, 13,315 to 12,669, with another 3,035 not providing their gender to election officials.
Democrats outnumbered Republicans, 9,172 to 2,361, but both groups paled compared with the 17,269 who did not register with a party. Another 217 people registered with the Moderate Party. And signing up to vote was primarily the province of the young, with 63 percent of new voters being younger than 40 and 44 percent of them being younger than 30.
Not surprisingly, Providence, the state's most populous city, had the most new voters, with 7,430. The state's fourth-largest city, Pawtucket, came in second, with 2,284. Cranston, Warwick and East Providence, in that order, rounded out the top five, with more than 1,000 each, but less than 2,000.Tiny Central Falls had the highest percentage of new voters, with 8.2 percent of its 8,574 voters registering this year. Then came Providence, 6.6 percent, and Pawtucket, 5.3 percent, followed by Newport, 4.8 percent, and West Warwick, 4.0 percent.Block Island had the lowest number of new voters, 29, and the lowest percentage, 2.0. On the mainland, Little Compton had the lowest number, 73, and Glocester the lowest percentage, 2.2.In the overall electorate, Democrats and Republicans fare better than they did among new voters. Democrats make up 39.0 percent of the electorate, but only 31.6 percent of new voters. For Republicans, it was 10.0 percent among all voters, but 8.1 percent of new voters.Voters not affiliated with any party made up the majority on both lists, 50.7 percent of all voters, 59.5 percent of new voters.Moderates made up 0.3 percent of all voters, 0.7 percent of new.While voters who are not registered with a party made up a majority of those eligible to vote, Providence and four communities in the urban ring around the capital have Democratic majorities: Central Falls, Johnston, North Providence and Pawtucket. The largest majority for Democrats is in Providence, at 57.6 percent, while the smallest Democratic majority is in Johnston, 52.6.Democrats are the largest group in East Providence, but, at 48.3 percent, fall short of a majority. In that city, 44.4 percent are unaffiliated.The most Republican communities are Little Compton, at 19.8 percent, and East Greenwich, 19.5 percent. Republicans do not outnumber Democrats anywhere in the state, but come closest in Scituate, where there are 1,485 Republicans and 1,609 Democrats.By age group, voters in their 50s made up the largest group among all voters, numbering 141,291, or 18.9 percent of the electorate. Among new voters, those in their 20s were the largest group, at 7,679, or 26.5 percent of those who registered this year.Those in their 20s came in at second place among all voters, with 129,711, or 17.3 percent, while those in their 30s were second among new voters, with 5,334, or 18.4 percent.Among all voters who indicated they are women, Mary tops the list as the most common name, followed by Jennifer, Elizabeth, Maria and Patricia. Among new voters who indicated they are women, the top five, in order: Jennifer, Elizabeth, Jessica, Maria and Sarah. Mary placed eighth among new voters.The men's top five are not very different from each other, with Michael, John, Robert and David, in order at the top. Fifth place among all male voters went to James, while Christopher took that spot among new voters.On Twitter: @projopaul
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The World Trade Center Turku is a world trade center for financial companies and bureaus, located in central Turku, Finland. The building is located on Linnankatu. the WTC Turku is located within a walking distance to the Port of Turku. In 2018 WTC Turku will relocate to Kupittaa, in premises of Turku Science Park.

See also
 World Trade Center Helsinki

External links
 Official site

Buildings and structures in Turku
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