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Recent stories about high-profile politicians in Virginia having worn blackface have caused many people to remember their own experiences — times that people around them blithely invoked racist caricatures — and how it made them feel unwelcome, or unsafe.
In the past two weeks, high-profile politicians in Virginia including Gov. Ralph Northam and Attorney General Mark Herring have come under fire for having worn blackface decades ago. These stories have caused many people to remember their own experiences — times that people around them blithely invoked racist caricatures — and how that made them feel unwelcome, or unsafe.
NPR's Weekend Edition asked listeners to share their own stories about racism at school, be it recent or many years ago. Here's some of what people said:
Corynne Jones of Georgia
Hello, my name is Corynne Jones. The story I wanted to share was, I went to Clemson University. My senior year, 2007, it was either on Martin Luther King's birthday or it was on the holiday. A group of white kids threw a Martin Luther King party and they had some kitschy slogan for it like 'Livin' The Dream' or something like that, I don't really recall. And a lot of kids showed up, a lot of white kids showed up with their skin darkened in some way or with other stereotypical things like foil in their teeth or 40s in their hands or pads in their butt to make their butt bigger.
It got out on Facebook and the way the university responded, it was interesting being on campus. Often you might be the only black person in classes there, and the school barely wanted to do anything at all. "Let's keep the peace" was the bigger response. At the time I was in college and I'm like, 'Hey, I'm trying to be a good member of society, and at every turn it's like you're reminded that you're nothing, and that you're always going to be thought of as a joke.' I guess every time something like this happens it takes a chunk out of you.
Nkauj Lee of Minnesota
My name is Lily Lee or my Hmong name is Nkauj. I'm Hmong-American. My siblings — my younger sister, my older sister and my little brother — we made up basically the Asian student body. You know, at first I didn't really think about it, I just felt it was school. Then the other children started singing songs, and they would make these gestures. They would slant their eyes up and then they would slant it down and then they would pull out their shirts like Christmas trees or breasts and they would sing "Chinese, Japanese, what are these? Christmas trees." And they would do that every single day.
When we're walking they would slant their eyes and say, "Can you see? Can you see?" You know, you're supposed to go to school and you're supposed to feel safe and I didn't feel safe. I felt tormented. Now looking back, I just feel angry. I've never ever spoken about this for the past two and a half decades and so it's really nice to just be able to tell you.
Brett Chapman of Oklahoma
My name is Brett Chapman. I'm a member of the Pawnee tribe and I also am Ponca and Kiowa. You know, growing up in Oklahoma what we would do is we would celebrate Land Run days. Basically, they take you out on the schoolyard and you got this little stick with a flag on it and you go stake your claim. The girls have little bonnets on. There's these little wagons, they look like covered wagons. I mean it's just nonsense.
We would celebrate Thanksgiving and you either put the little black belt buckle on or the hat or you do a headdress. You know, I can remember as a child picking — you had to pick one — and I'd be the pilgrim. You to demean your own culture like that — a headdress has a meaning. In Ponca culture there's only a few people that can wear headdresses. The line of hereditary chiefs, they can wear headdresses. It's a symbol of authority and respect, but it's just been so stereotyped into a joke. You know, you've got kids cutting out construction paper and putting it on their head and just kind of going around, making fools of Indians. And you know, the harmful aspect of that is no one ever takes us seriously because of that.
Beth Patin of New York
My name is Beth Patin. I went to a boarding school for high school in Alabama. To raise money for prom and different dances and things, our school would have slave auctions. Folks were allowed to raffle themselves off and stand up in front of everybody on an auction block. And if you bid the most money, then you got to keep that person for an entire day and make them do whatever you wanted. It really bothered me. I went to talk to the headmaster and they really weren't willing to change things, but they eventually changed the name to serf sales, I think by the time I had graduated.
I mean, it certainly makes you feel emotionally vulnerable and a little bit unsafe. When I think back to all the things my family had to endure to be able to just attend schools; my grandfather had to sue the board of education in order to desegregate schools in the state of Alabama. So access to education is something that I've learned to really appreciate and to have gotten all the way to the '90s, 30 years after my father desegregated schools, it makes you feel like you still don't belong there. We've had 30 years of participation, but it still is not a place that is safe for me.
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Bill Connor: Unauthorized Campaigning?
Earlier this week we posted an item about former S.C. lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Bill Connor's interest in challenging U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (RINO-S.C.) in 2014. In that story, we quoted a text message we received from Connor saying he was prohibited from discussing his political plans while serving on active duty overseas with the U.S. Armed Forces.
"I am on active duty military orders outside the state and therefore cannot talk politics until I return," Connor told us.
That makes sense. However several hours after our story broke, an extensive interview with Connor was published by another website – an interview in which Conner overtly discussed his future political plans (including his interest in challenging Graham).
"I am strongly considering a run for Sen. Graham's seat," Connor said in an interview posted to the website BenSwann.com. "I do not believe that Graham has provided the 'consistent' conservative leadership expected by South Carolinians (particularly conservatives)."
Really? Congratulations on that expert analysis, Connor. You are hereby promoted to "Captain Obvious."
Anyway, Connor goes on to speak extensively in the lengthy interview about his military service, saying he is interested in running against Graham because he "just wants to defend the Constitution in a different manner from the way I defended it as an infantry officer in Afghanistan, Kuwait, Egypt (Sinai), etc."
The interview – which calls Connor a "war hero" in its headline – concludes with a link to his official website, www.BillConnorOnline.com.
Connor certainly appears to have run afoul of Defense Department regulations governing political activity. Specifically, active duty soldiers are not allowed to "make statements to or answer questions from the news media regarding political issues or regarding government policies or activities unless specifically authorized to do so by an appropriate supervisor or commander."
Did Connor have permission from his superior officer to conduct a political interview with BenSwann.com? We've got a call into the U.S. Department of Defense in an effort to determine the answer to that question … so stay tuned, we'll let you know what we uncover. Also, Connor returns from his current military deployment on August 19, at which point he is expected to formally announce his intention to challenge Graham.
Currently three candidates – Charleston businesswoman Nancy Mace, S.C. Sen. Lee Bright (R-Spartanburg) and social conservative Richard Cash – have said they are going to run against Graham. Former S.C. Treasurer Thomas Ravenel has also hinted at a possible challenge.
Assuming no one gets fifty percent of the vote in next June's primary election, a runoff election would be held two weeks later.
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Grenfell – an administrative justice case study, one year on
Posted by M Doyle ⋅ June 12, 2018 ⋅ 2 Comments
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This week is the one-year anniversary of the fire at Grenfell Tower. The fire led to the deaths of 72 people; it has been called a tragedy and a preventable mass fatality, both terms implying different degrees of accountability of public bodies. We have learned much over the past year about the causes of the fire and the consequences for its residents and their neighbours and families. We have also seen the start of a public inquiry looking into the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the fire.
As UKAJI said in its Research Roadmap, published in February this year, the fire was an illustration of the interconnected nature of administrative justice and shows the real-world impact of complex issues of accountability, trust, complaints handling, the role of the state in ensuring people's welfare and safety, and the potential implications of cuts to local authority budgets, de-regulation, and the pressures on public service decision-making in times of financial constraints. The decision to have a public inquiry into the fire, its causes and the wider context, and the design of that inquiry, are also matters of administrative justice.
Ad hoc design
Three years ago, UKAJI published on its blog a piece by Karl Mackie of CEDR about the design of public inquiries. Mackie noted that 'No single court process or act of Parliament can match the approach and issues explored in a public inquiry, which provides an understanding of what has taken place, from an inquisitorial as opposed to adversarial perspective; a public catharsis; as well as wide-ranging recommendations for future action.' As such, ' the process by which public inquiries meet their goals should not be neglected.'
Mackie was writing about the publication of guidance on setting up and running a public inquiry, produced by CEDR in 2015. The guidance sets out considerations for setting the terms of reference, identifies the various stakeholder groups and their concerns, and explores aspects of running an inquiry. A section is devoted to 'Emotions' – a reflection that this is an area with which inquiries frequently struggle. The guide gives a number of reasons why it is important for an inquiry to prepare for and make space for the expression of emotions:
'Emotion is important in itself as an issue. It is often important for a witness's own confidence in the Inquiry process that they feel that a significant emotion is recognised as well as helping the Inquiry to understand the importance of what the person is feeling about a situation and perhaps why. It can be a vital part, sometimes the vital part, for the witness in the enunciation of their story.
Emotion and its management can also change the way a story is told or events remembered and affect readiness for a solution. It can also obfuscate the issue and the solution to the problem. And it can influence perceptions of the fairness or objectivity of an Inquiry process. Whilst people are focussed on emotion, they are less able to understand a problem, find a solution or listen 'objectively' to others. It is extremely difficult to consider something to have finished/been resolved, if you still feel emotional about it to the same degree. Pent-up emotion is a serious obstacle to progress or moving on from previous incidents.'
Calls for public inquiries are becoming more frequent, yet their design has had little attention from researchers. Mackie noted that as a result of ad hoc development, inquiries often slip into a default court-like mode and become adversarial and defensive. One of the biggest criticisms of public inquiries is that they haven't involved those who have the deepest interest in the outcomes.
Design of Grenfell inquiry
The Grenfell inquiry has been deliberately designed to learn the lessons from Hillsborough and to respond to doubts about the integrity of the process. Phil Scraton, of Queen's University Belfast and primary author of the 2012 Hillsborough Independent Panel Report, noted last year that in his experience, 'the Grenfell inquiry will not have the confidence of the community unless it demonstrates a profound understanding of the context, circumstances and aftermath of the tragedy, engaging directly and meaningfully with families and survivors'.
In 'The legacy of Hillsborough: liberating truth, challenging power', Scraton writes about the 'view from below', the alternative accounts (of bereaved families and survivors) that were hidden by the official discourse about Hillsborough. 'In establishing 'the truth' of what happened, distinct and contrasting versions are presented from different physical, intellectual and emotional standpoints', and these standpoints are assigned different weight according to perceived status. Scraton notes that in seeking redress for harm, 'victims or survivors do not necessarily demand criminal prosecutions, retribution or punishments but invariably they expect acknowledgement'.
There was initial concern among Grenfell residents and the groups working with them that the inquiry personnel, including its chair, did not understand or represent the community. The decision to start the inquiry with two weeks of initial 'commemoration hearings', focusing on 'pen portraits' of the victims, signalled a recognition that the victims need to be at the centre of the inquiry and that Grenfell tower was both a community and a collection of individuals and families with rich lives and stories to tell. This 'humanising effect', brought about with respect and dignity, helps to frame what will be a gruelling search for the truth, for hard facts and for accountability.
There have been criticisms that the inquiry will not look at potential underlying causes, such as the attitude of the state to social housing tenants. It has been suggested at the inquiry that institutional racism should form part of the inquiry's terms of reference. In addition, Baroness Lawrence has referred to the treatment of social housing tenants as one of 'institutional indifference'. She draws a link between the Grenfell inquiry and the inquiry into her son Stephen's murder; in both, she says, race and class play an undeniable part, and she notes that we are seeing similar issues play out in the Windrush generation scandal. Six months ago, the Equality and Human Rights Commission announced it was undertaking an investigation into the fire – not to replicate the work of the inquiry but 'to ensure the human rights and equality dimensions of the fire and surrounding circumstances are not overlooked'. One issue being explored by the EHRC is whether a duty on government to have due regard to the socio-economic impact of its decisions, had it been in force, would have made any difference to what happened, and whether a stronger socio-economic duty is required.
Through the lens of administrative justice
What does a focus on administrative justice bring to this? At the heart of the inquiry lies a search for a 'truth' about the extent to which the state (manifested particularly in the local council and the arms' length Tenant Management Organisation) was responsible, about the adequacy of building regulations and their enforcement, about whether residents were listened to regarding risks, and the responses of the fire brigade during the fire and the government immediately following. This alone requires that we see the work of the inquiry as a matter of administrative justice. Perhaps more fundamentally is a need to examine the way that the principles underpinning administrative justice are key to our understanding of what happened and why. These principles are the values that are fundamental to the system and to peoples' trust in the worth of the system and its ability to provide justice. Such principles include independence, fairness, transparency, accountability and respect for human dignity, equalities and human rights, matters that are central to the core requirements of the rule of law.
Researchers have a role to play here in examining principles, practice and especially design through the lens of administrative justice. The CEDR guide emphasises the importance of paying attention to the significance of process and the importance of good process design and argues that design of public inquiries should be part of law and governance courses covering a range of topics, including the methodological challenges of managing Inquiries and making effective recommendations. There might also be potential for sharing across administrative justice mechanisms, including drawing on the work of ombuds in using lesson-learning to improve initial decision-making by public bodies.
As the CEDR guide notes, 'more careful design should be undertaken, including design advice sought from process experts, at the preliminary stage of setting up a Public Inquiry, particularly focusing on key 'fault-line areas' where purpose and practice/capability may diverge. A 'purpose and design statement' should be issued at the outset of an Inquiry to indicate that there has been analysis of purpose and process choices rather than committing simply to a process based on default thinking.'
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What is Philippines known for?
The Philippines is known for having an abundance of beautiful beaches and delicious fruit. The collection of islands is located in Southeast Asia and was named after King Philip II of Spain.
Is the Philippines cheap?
The Philippines is a cheap travel destination, even by Southeast Asian standards. Some hotels may be more expensive than you would expect, but as a whole it is a very affordable travel destination. You may decide to take some domestic flights to explore the area.২৯ জুন, ২০২০
Does it snow in the Philippines?
Snow is a very rare occurrence in the Philippines. This one looks more like pieces of ice. Snow can be called frozen rain falling on the ground in winter in countries where the temperature at this time of year is below zero.২৭ এপ্রিল, ২০২০
Is Philippines a rich country?
The economy of the Philippines is the world's 29th largest economy by nominal GDP according to the International Monetary Fund 2020 and the 13th largest economy in Asia. The Philippines is one of the emerging markets and the 3rd highest in Southeast Asia by GDP nominal after Thailand and Indonesia.
Why Philippines is the best tourist destination?
The country is known for having its rich biodiversity as its main tourist attraction. Its beaches, heritage towns and monuments, mountains, rainforests, islands and diving spots are among the country's most popular tourist destinations.
What is the coldest month in Philippines?
How much money do you need to live comfortably in the Philippines?
You can live a comfortable retired life in the Philippines for between $800 and $1,200 a month. That money may even stretch to having help around the house! Entertainment, leisure and other activities don't cost anywhere near as much as they do in the US, UK, Australia or Europe.১১ মার্চ, ২০২০
How can I make 50K a month in the Philippines?
Here are several examples of second incomes which can help you to reach that 50K pesos per month in the Philippines.
Graphic Designing.
Web Development And Coding.
Online Courses.
Day Care Service.
Development Of An App.
Podcasting (Visit Blogschool.Ph For More Details)
Social Media Management.
Private Driver.
What are the coolest months in the Philippines?
The coolest months in the Philippines are December and January. These are the most popular months for travel by overseas visitors who find the tropical humidity difficult to handle. February marks the transition from the cool season to the hot season.
What is the safest city in Philippines?
Makati City Numbeo's list of safest cities ranked the Financial Capital of the Philippines fourth in Southeast Asia, garnering a safety index rate of 59.48.৬ ডিসেম্বর, ২০১৯
Is Australia hotter than Philippines?
The Philippines is closer to the equator, so would be hotter generally, but much more humid. Australia is typically a dryer heat, unless you are way up north. Well you know The Philippines only has 2 seasons, Hot and HOTTER!
How can I get rich in the Philippines?
12 Ways to Get Rich in the Philippines
Master a Skill.
Save to Invest.
Build Assets that Generate Passive Income.
Build Connections.
Start a Business.
Spend Money to Make Money.
Understand the Value of your Time.
Live Simple.
What can you buy with 1 dollar in the Philippines?
Philippines: What a Dollar Can Buy You
45 kikiam (fried fish snacks)
1 men's hair cut.
9 lumpia (vegetable spring rolls)
28 Marlboro cigarettes.
1 large freshly-brewed coffee at 7Eleven.
3 AA batteries.
2 fancy Halo Halo (shaved ice treat with cheese)
2 hours of Internet access.
What is the dirtiest country?
Why Philippines is a beautiful country?
But its pristine beaches are among the main reasons why travelers across the world and the top 10 countries that love Philippines list the country among the world's best islands. Boracay is a sure-fire hit for travelers and beach-lovers. Bantayan Island in Cebu also amazes tourists in so many ways.
What is the best time to visit the Philippines?
Dry season is the best time of year to visit the Philippines. January and February weather is characterised by cooler temperatures, so this may be a good option if you struggle to cope with tropical heat.২০ সেপ্টেম্বর, ২০১২
What is considered rich in Philippines?
To be considered part of the richest 0.1% in the country, a Filipino needs a net wealth of $210,000 (around P10. 2 million). This is significantly smaller compared with the $10-million (around P485-million) threshold in Singapore and $10.4 million (around P504 million) in Hong Kong.৪ মার্চ, ২০২১
Why do you love your country Philippines?
I love the Philippines because of the amazingly happy and friendly people. Everywhere I went in the Philippines I was made feel so welcome by the locals. It was like being part of one big family. The Filipinos are very proud of their country and I do not blame them, it is so beautiful and welcoming.
Is Philippines dangerous for tourists?
Reconsider travel to the Philippines due to COVID-19. Additionally, exercise increased caution due to crime, terrorism, civil unrest, and kidnapping. Some areas have increased risk. The Sulu Archipelago, including the southern Sulu Sea, due to crime, terrorism, civil unrest, and kidnapping.১ ফেব, ২০২১
What month is the hottest in Philippines?
Is there winter in Philippines?
(Updated on December 24, 2019) Winter is coming, but not to the Philippines. There are only two seasons in the country, and winter is not one of them. There's the wet or rainy season from June to November, and the dry season from December to May.১২ সেপ্টেম্বর, ২০১৭
What places to avoid in the Philippines?
The following locations carry a higher risk of kidnapping and should be avoided:
Sarangani Province.
North Cotabato Province.
South Cotabato Province.
General Santos City.
Sultan Kudarat Province.
Lanao del Sur Province.
Lanao del Norte Province.
Iligan City.
What is the cleanest city in the Philippines?
Real-time Philippines Cleanest city ranking
1 Santa Rosa, Calabarzon 1
2 Balanga, Central Luzon 4
3 Urdaneta, Ilocos 29
4 Davao City, Davao 41
What is the most beautiful city in Philippines?
The 10 Most Beautiful Towns In The Philippines
Daraga, Albay, Philippines.
Vigan City, Ilocos Sur, Philippines.
Silay City, Negros Occidental, Philippines.
Alaminos, Pangasinan, Philippines.
Basco, Batanes, Philippines.
How can I make money fast in the Philippines?
Here's the thing, there are literally hundreds of ways to make money fast….6 Ways to Earn Money Online in the Philippines:
Blogging & Content Publishing.
Create an Online Store: Ecommerce & Dropshipping.
Freelancing Business.
Website Flipping.
Launch a Startup: Selling Digital Products.
What jobs can make you rich in Philippines?
Top 10 Highest Paying Jobs With 1-4 Years of Experience
Average Monthly Salary (PHP)
1 Oil and Gas Engineering 40,878
2 Aircraft Maintenance 33,564
3 IT 32,873
4 Instrumentation 25,650
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Résumé : sans que rien les ait préparés à cela, la famille Beaumont apprend qu'Audrey a été virée de son boulot dans un laboratoire pharmaceutique, et qu'elle travaille maintenant comme strip-teaseuse dans un bar chic... Catherine et Jacques ramènent donc leur progéniture sous le bras et l'installent chez eux. Fred est ravie : elle qui a l'impression de perdre Nourredine, a bien besoin des conseils en séduction d'Audrey. Travailler en famille c'est une bonne idée… travailler avec Jacques ça peut vite tourner au cauchemar. C'est ce que comprend rapidement Nourredine qui n'en peut plus que Jacques prenne toute la place. Sa mégalomanie, sa mauvaise foi peuvent être hilarantes pour n'importe qui mais pas pour Nourredine qui ne se sent plus chez lui et le vire du restaurant. Jacques voit rouge. Puisque c'est comme ça, il va monter une chambre d'hôtes et... une table d'hôtes. Cette table d'hôtes est en réalité un restaurant déguisé en machine de guerre pour noyer celui de Nourredine sous une concurrence féroce. Pendant ce temps, Catherine se laisse séduire par le nouveau médecin du village et tente de recoller les morceaux au sein de sa famille, sans perdre de vue la reconversion des ouvriers de l'ancienne usine de confection...

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Résumé : Catherine et Jacques vivent désormais séparés, Catherine ayant une relation suivie avec François, le nouveau médecin du village, Jacques retournant à Paris, en proie à de lourds cauchemars dont les cris la nuit pèsent aussi bien sur son moral que sur celui de son entourage. Il décide de faire quelques visites pour monter un nouveau restaurant avec Julien et Jérémie, sans trouver son bonheur pour autant. Au village, le spectacle se met en place, mais les difficultés sont nombreuses ; il faut notamment se résoudre à aller à Paris pour faire de ce show un projet viable... Jacques en profite pour tenter de séduire à nouveau sa femme...

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CNG United - Compressed Natural Gas Training:
Situated in San Clemente CA, just 30 minutes south of Huntington Beach, CNG United is a nationally-recognized Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) training provider. Our CNG Certification training shows you how to install compressed natural gas vehicles. Whether you are a small automotive business wanting to offer CNG conversion installations, or a head mechanic of a large fleet, CNG United provides you the tools, information, and the supplies needed to hit the ground running in the growing field of CNG Conversion.
Our classes are held in San Clemente CA, just off the I-5 almost centrally between Los Angeles and San Diego. We are less than an hour from downtown LA, just 30 minutes from Huntington Beach, and just 1 hour north of San Diego.
Email: Contact us here
School / Office Address: Unit B, 924 Calle Negocio
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National College of Technical Instruction, San Diego
Courses / Programs
NCTI is dedicated to the delivery of high-quality education in the field of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in San Diego as well as several other locations throughout California and the United States. We offer specialized instructional programs, including Emergency Medical Technician, Paramedic, and other emergency services and critical care programs.
During the 20 plus years we have been operating, we have developed a reputation for providing the highest quality, specialty education in the industry. We also offer a variety of continuing education (C.E.) courses to nurses, physicians, paramedics, EMT's and other health care professionals.
Other California locations include North Hollywood, Santa Barbara, Riverside and Roseville as well as nationwide in New York, Texas, Nevada, Florida, Washington, Massachusetts, Colorado among other states.
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Training Programs:
- Emergency Medical Technican (EMT) Training Course
- Paramedic Program
- Anatomy & Physiology
California Crane School
With campuses in Northern & Southern California (Sacramento & Los Angeles), California Crane School is a crane operator training & certification school that provides written and practical training for students lookig to meet the Cal-OSHA 5006.1 standard. Courses last for 2.5 days, and as well as our on-site training, we also provide private classes available at your location. We do not just teach test preparation, we get candidates to understand the principles of crane operation.
We take a motivational and fun approach to the crane operator certification process, which results in some of the highest if not the highest pass rates on the written tests in the country. Our open enrollment crane operator certification classes are held two times a month, in northern and southern California. We have conducted over 100 classes around the country with well over 1000 candidates passing their written tests the first time around.
Complete Turn-Key Crane Operator Certification Training Program:
- 16-hour telescopic boom crane class that covers the fixed and swing telescopic boom cranes.
- Certification training & Testing Course time: 2.5 days. Private crane operator certification classes and practical test options available.
- We guarantee candidates will pass the crane operator certification written tests or the next class with us is free.
New Eden School of Natural Health and Herbal Studies
• New Eden School of Natural Health and Herbal Studies provides a wide range of accredited online certificate, diploma and degree courses (including doctorate programs) in the fields of naturopathy, holistic health, natural medicine, and nutrition.
• Our quality programs are studied online in California, across the U.S., Canada, UK, and worldwide.
• Based in Indiana, our mission is to offer students the best accredited online educational programs in natural health and herbal studies that are available.
• Studying with New Eden is easy and affordable. You can start studying with New Eden whenever you want and learn at your own pace.
• Our distance learning courses allow you the convenience and flexibility of studying in your own home or office, and at times that best suit your schedule.
• New Eden has full accreditation with the American Council for Holistic Medicine (ACHM), which provides clinical training for graduates.
• We also have school approval with the American Naturopathic Certification Board, and the International Association of Natural Health Practitioners (IANHP).
Student Testimonial:
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Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) offers Award Winning Programs.
The Professional Development Institute (PDI) was recognized as one of the top 20 workforce development centers in the United States by TrainingIndustry.com in 2013. OCCC was the first institution in the US to develop and implement a State CNG Certification Program for Oklahoma. They provide academic level CNG Conversion Certification Training for technicians wishing to convert their fleets or to increase your vehicle maintenance business and convert vehicles you currently service.
4-Day Hands-On CNG Conversion Class
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Southern California Health Institute, San Fernando Valley
• Located in Reseda in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles, Southern California Health Institute (SOCHi) provides full-time certificate courses and career training in a range of healthcare fields.
• Established in 1996, we are dedicated to helping students achieve their dreams by providing an exceptional education that enables them to become skilled and successful manual therapists.
• We have graduated over 1,500 students who are now a part of a larger community of wellness and healthcare. Financial aid may be available. We also provide job placement assistance.
• SOCHi is a California BPPE (Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education) Approved School, and is nationally accredited by Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training (ACCET).
• Also, SOCHi is approved by the U.S. Department of Education to participate in Federal Student Financial Aid Programs.
• The SOCHi faculty is a team of wellness professionals that continue to pave the way for those aspiring to become a part of the health and wellness community.
Student Review:
"SOCHI is a great place! If you are looking to to learn massage therapy or personal fitness - I definitely recommend. The staff is super organized and teachers are more than willing to help you out in and out of the classroom. Thanks again guys!"
• Advanced Professional Massage Therapy Certificate Program - 37 wks full-time
• Physical Therapy Aide / Sports Rehabilitation Certificate Program - 38 wks full-time
• Medical Billing and Coding Specialist Certificate Program - 900 hour, full-time
• Medical Assistant Certificate Program - 36 wks full-time
• Personal Fitness Trainer / Health & Wellness Professional Certificate - 45 wks full-time
SOCHi is an NCBTMB Approved Continuing Education Provider, a California Board of Registered Nursing CE Provider, & a California Board of Acupuncture CE Provider
Occidental College, Los Angeles
Occidental College (also known as Oxy), located in Los Angeles, California, is a private, coeducational liberal arts college offering undergraduate & graduate degree programs. An Occidental education challenges students by combining a hands-on approach with a commitment to producing well-rounded graduates. This interplay between learning-by-doing and liberal arts gives you valuable skills that will serve you for the rest of your life: think critically; write clearly; and look for as well as understand multiple perspectives.
Both President Barack Obama, and former Congressman and Republican leader Jack Kemp have credited their years at Oxy with shaping their future careers.
Occidental College is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
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Ukrainian flags flying out the door at Victoria flag shop
"The day the Russians crossed the border, we sold everything we had in 20 minutes."
Darron Kloster Mar 1, 2022 2:01 AM Mar 1, 2022 2:52 AM
Seamstress Freyja Zazu works on Ukranian flags for the Flag Shop on Monday. The sewing machine hasn't stopped at the Flag Shop since Russians invaded Ukraine last week. ADRIAN LAM, TIMES COLONIST
The blue and yellow fabric is dwindling fast at Paul Servos's downtown Flag Shop.
Printed and custom-made Ukrainian flags have been flying out the door since the Russian army invaded the country last Thursday, Servos said.
"The day the Russians crossed the border, we sold everything we had in 20 minutes," he said. "Now we're just trying to make as many as we can, as quickly as we can, before the supplies run out."
Servos, his wife, Maggie Rennick, and seamstress Freyja Zazu have been cutting and sewing the Ukraine bi-colour flag non-stop, making about 20 flags a day from their single sewing machine and limited work space. By Monday, 76 custom-sewn flags were airborne at various places around the region.
They've made a 12-foot flag for the Ukrainian Canadian Cultural Centre — featured prominently at Sunday's legislature rally — and another currently flying atop the Hotel Grand Pacific on the Inner Harbour.
Servos has also made Ukrainian flags for Victoria, Saanich and Oak Bay to fly in city squares, and has enough fabric for a few dozen more before he runs out of the polyester material.
Servos figures printed flags will start arriving from China in about two weeks — an irony, he notes, because the country hasn't joined the worldwide condemnation of Russia.
More blue and yellow material for the custom flags will likely follow, said Servos.
"We're getting lots of orders, but we can't fill them all at this point. People are stopping in the store. They want to show support for Ukraine."
Rennick, whose grandparents emigrated to Canada from Ukraine in the early 1900s, said Victorians can also show their support for the country by making small flags with coloured sheets of paper or by using similar colours from fabrics.
The Russian invasion came as a shock for Rennick, and provided an opportunity for the Saskatchewan native to explore her heritage. She said her family name was originally Hrynyk, but was changed to Rennick because it was easier for Canadians to understand and write.
Her grandparents and parents never taught the next generation the language because "at that time, they were embarrassed," she said.
Rennick said she is doing what she can to support Ukraine, where she still has relations. "It's horrific what's happened. These are just ordinary people like us and they're caught up in war by a tyrant," she said.
Servos said several people have asked if they can help staff make the flags, but he said the shop and machines are in a confined space and the sewing is limited to a single machine. "It's going as fast as we can make it," he said. "We really appreciate how people are responding. We're just a small company doing what we can to make a difference."
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The Most Conspicuous Omissions from the Canadian Music Hall of Fame
Including Céline Dion, Deborah Cox, Stompin' Tom Connors, Sloan and more all-time greats
Photos by Georges Biard, Matt Jiggins, Valder Beebe Show, Vanessa Heins
By Daniel Sylvester
On May 16, Jann Arden will be inducted to the Canadian Music Hall of Fame as part of the Juno Awards. Since its inception in 1978, the institution has bestowed this honour to only 56 acts, leaving a cavernous backlog of musicians waiting for their chance to be recognized. Here's the some of the most deserving.
15. Karen James
Moving to Canada from Great Britain, Karen James' uniquely Canadian songbook would become a significant part of the burgeoning early-'60 folk scene, later collected on record by Smithsonian Folkways. Her induction would remedy the Hall's blind spot for East Coast music and pave the way for Buddy MacMaster, Spirit of the West and Ashley MacIsaac.
14. Harmonium
For many Canadians, progressive rock starts and ends with Rush. But despite the fact that Harmonium released their debut one week before Rush's, it nonetheless took decades before their influence was recognized outside of Quebec. In 2015, Rolling Stone named their second LP one of the 50 greatest progressive rock albums of all time.
13. Main Source
Mirroring Grandmaster Flash's induction in the U.S., the best way to introduce rap to the Canadian Music Hall is to instate its trailblazer. Comprised of two Toronto DJs and a Queens MC, Main Source released their 1991 debut, Breaking Atoms, which The Source would later name as one of the 100 best rap albums.
12. Susan Aglukark
The Inuk singer-songwriter from Nunavut is one of the most decorated performers in all of Canada. Aglukark's 1995 LP, This Child, went triple platinum and scored her a massive hit with "O Siem." Multiple Junos followed, along with the Order of Canada and the Governor General's Award.
Much like the Belleville Three are credited with inventing techno in Detroit, Richie Hawtin has been called a pioneer of the genre's more minimal-sounding second wave. Growing up across the river in Windsor, Hawtin (a.k.a Plastikman) became Canada's first electronic superstar, playing shows to tens of thousands across Europe and Asia.
10. Skinny Puppy
The Vancouver band's influence on industrial rock cannot be overstated. The Los Angeles Times called Skinny Puppy vocalist Nivek Ogre the "first industrial rock star," while Ministry and Nine Inch Nails cite them as influences on their own pioneering sounds. Additionally, they racked up a handful of gold albums and put Nettwerk Records on the map.
9. Howard Shore
The original leader of the Saturday Night Live Band (where he would compose the show's theme song), Howard Shore would move on to score dozens of major motion pictures, winning awards for his work on the Lord of the Rings trilogy and late-career Scorsese films like Gangs of New York and The Aviator.
8. Jack Scott
Dubbed "undeniably the greatest Canadian rock and roll singer of all time" by Rolling Stone, Jack Scott would move from Windsor to Detroit before becoming a '50s rockabilly sensation. His 19 Billboard Hot 100 singles over a three and a half years puts him among rarified company like the Beatles and Elvis Presley.
7. Jack Richardson
If the Junos name their award for best producer after you, that should be enough to get you in the Hall. Add in the fact that he helped record a slew of hit singles — including Bob Seger's "Night Moves," Alice Cooper's "I'm Eighteen" and the Guess Who's "American Woman" — and it's pretty much a no-brainer.
6. Deborah Cox
Although Canadians loved Deborah Cox throughout the '90s, Americans may have loved her even more. The Toronto-born singer has topped the U.S. Dance Club Songs Chart a whopping 13 times, while her platinum-selling single "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here" ranked fifth on Billboard's all-time Hot R&B/Hip-Hop list.
5. Robert Charlebois
Anyone from Quebec will tell you that Robert Charlebois is a living legend. Aside from releasing some of the province's most beloved records over the past six decades, Charlebois is a celebrated author, actor and former owner of Unibroue brewery. When the Hall starts to honour French Canada, chanced are he'll be their first choice.
4. Sloan
They've been eligible to enter the Hall for nine years now. NINE YEARS.
3. Oliver Jones
Oscar Peterson may be Canada's most celebrated jazz musician, but Oliver Jones might just be the most recognizable around the world. Following in the footsteps of his aforementioned idol, Jones toured relentlessly throughout the '80s, drawing large crowds in Cuba, Brazil, China, Egypt and the Ivory Coast, all while collecting awards and honours back home.
2. Stompin' Tom Connors
There are few Canadians who have told the story of this country better and more colourfully than Stompin' Tom. Despite the fact that the average Canuck may only recognize his songs about hockey and potatoes, Connor was a major force on the Canadian country chart in the 1970s.
1. Céline Dion
Yes, you read that right. For some bizarre reason, Céline Dion is not a member of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. If there were an International Music Hall of Fame, she'd be a first-year eligible inductee, hands down. Maybe the Canadian Hall is waiting for her to score another three-dozen Top 40 hits.
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Q: SQL Server Average Lock Wait time Historical data Monitoring software has indicated average lock wait times rising to 500ms during the night.
Is there any way of confirming which locks these were as we currently do not log any performance data to a table so would be relying just on DMV's.
Will be looking at writing performance data to a table for future reference.

A: @zapcon, there is DMV master.sys.dm_exec_requests;
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FROM sys.dm_exec_requests
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The master.sys.dm_exec_requests; DMV provides details on all of the processes running in SQL Server. With the WHERE condition listed below, only blocked processes will be returned.
as well as Stored procedure such as sp_who2, & sp_who; through you can identify the blocked spid.
USE Master;
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EXEC sp_who2;
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The sp_who2 system stored procedure provides information about the current SQL Server processes with the associated users, application, database, CPU time, etc. The information returned can be filtered to return only the active processes by using the 'active' parameter.
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Tips & Expertise: ICD-10-PCS for Replacement Procedures
by Kristi Pollard | Jul 21, 2020 | Blog, Webinar Q&As | 2 comments
Q: A patient with a previous hemiarthroplasty (say, right hip) comes in for a THR. Do you code the removal and replacement of the device (head/stem) and just replacement of the liner/cup?
A: When a patient presents to upgrade a right hemiarthroplasty to a total hip replacement (THR) implant, the procedure is reported with the following codes:
0SR90JZ, Replacement of Right Hip Joint with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach
0SPR0JZ, Removal of Synthetic Substitute from Right Hip Joint, Femoral Surface, Open Approach
The body part for the THR is right hip since both joint surfaces were replaced. The body part for removal of the hemiarthroplasty implant is femoral surface of the hip.
Q: How do you code polyethylene exchange of the left total knee. They took out the old one and placed a new one.
A: Exchange of a tibial liner of the left knee is reported with two codes: one for removal of the old liner and one for the placement of the new liner. Placement of a new liner is reported with the root operation Supplement, so the codes for exchanging a left knee liner are:
0SUD09Z, Supplement Left Knee Joint with Liner, Open Approach
0SPD09Z, Removal of Liner from Left Knee Joint, Open Approach
**The coding information and guidance in this post is valid at the time of publishing. Readers are encouraged to research subsequent official guidance in the areas associated with the topic as they can change rapidly.
Kristi is a senior consultant with more than 25 years of industry experience; she is responsible for the development of web-based, instructor-led, and webinar training materials; conducting training in ICD-10-CM/PCS and CPT; and performing DRG and APC audits. Kristi has an extensive background in coding education and consulting and is a national speaker and published writer on topics related to ICD-10 and CPT coding and code-based reimbursement. She has designed and developed training programs for inpatient and outpatient hospital-based coding, with a focus on vascular interventional radiology, interventional cardiology, orthopedics, and obstetrics.
Kristi has served the Colorado Health Information Management Association (CHIMA) as board Director, co-chair of the Data Quality Committee, and co-chair for the ICD-10 Task Force. She is also a past president of the Northern Colorado Health Information Management Association (NCHIMA). Kristi is the proud recipient of the 2011 AHIMA Triumph Award for Mentoring for her voluntary work as the "Coder Coach." She has also received awards from CHIMA for Distinguished Member (2018) and Outstanding Volunteer (2013) and from AHIMA for Roundtable Achievement in Coding Excellence (RACE).
Jennifer Martinez on January 12, 2022 at 6:19 am
What would be the ICD-10 aftercare code for this procedure? We are researching the Z47.3_ or just use the Z47.1 for the aftercare.
kkluglein on January 12, 2022 at 10:32 am
Hi Jennifer – What procedure are you referring to? The difference between the codes is: Z47.1 is used to report aftercare, such as physical therapy, once a patient has had joint replacement surgery. The codes in subcategory Z47.3 is used for aftercare after a joint replacement prosthesis has been removed. The most likely scenario for reporting this code would be a patient presenting for removal of an antibiotic spacer and placement of a new joint replacement prosthesis. Thank you!


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Inquisitive young historians Max and Hannah unearth the mystery of corn
44 pages | 20 color illustrations
$13.95, Hardback
The third book in the South Dakota Historical Society Press Mystery Series
"A delightful book"—Journal of the West
Max and Hannah love maize; they eat corn on the cob in the summer and like to make popcorn, too. But, they have a lot to learn about maize and all its mysteries. The twins' grandfather has a great story to tell them and more interesting places to visit. On their adventures, Hannah discovers a link to Heron and Muskrat, a pair of twins from the ancient maize-growing people who lived in South Dakota. What does she find, and what do the modern-day twins learn about the brother and sister from thousands of years ago?
The Mystery of the Maize shows the development of maize as it links the past to the present. Max and Hannah find out that maize can be used in many ways, and they discover that things have changed a lot since people first planted the crop thousands of years ago.
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Innovations in Aging Collaborative
Striving to become an Age-Friendly Community where individuals of any age feel valued, respected, and supported by their community.
Age Friendly Colorado Springs
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Innovations in the news
Aging in the Pikes Peak Region
June 24, 2015 by Claire
A new report written by Tucker Hart Adams, PhD and Cindy DeGroen, Colorado State Demographer for Innovations in Aging Collaborative was released to the community on June 24, 2015. This new research highlights the demographic trends in the Pikes Peak region (El Paso, Teller and Park Counties) while also identifying successful practices that support older adults in other communities. This report also identifies the Age Friendly City/Communtyinitiative from the World Health Organization and AARP as a possible framework to meet the needs of this growing segment of our society. The report is rich in data, information and descriptions of programs from around the country. Please click here to see the full report.
On January 14, 2014, IIAC and its partner Peak Vista Community Health Centers released a report entitled Convening to Support Aging in Place for the Pikes Peak Region. This collaborative project was made possible through the support of the Colorado Trust's Convening for Colorado grant program. Over the course of six months a team from Innovations and Peak Vista worked together to bring together senior stakeholders and service providers to address the "silver tsnami" that is looking in our region. Several reccomendations were made by the community for the community. Innovations is committed to being a leader on behalf of our community to address the many challenges ahead and look for innovative solutions. Please see report here.
IIAC is committed to bringing to the community data and information that supports the greater understanding of aging in Colorado Springs. Thanks for a partnership with a leading urban planning and design firm, HB&A, Innovations in Aging is able to provide maps that identify where the concentrations of our adult and older adult populations live. Please click here for the maps.
In December 2011, IIAC released a report entitled Aging in El Paso County written by Tucker Hart Adams, PhD Senior Partner of Summit Economics and now one of our board members. This report is an excellent resource which is rich in data from highly credible sources that paints the picture of the rapidly growing senior population, thier challenges and the opportunities our communities have in addressing the issue. Please click here to view the report
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October 8, 2014 by Claire
Specialized Healthcare & Life Care Management featured Sara Honn Qualls, Mary Ann Kluge, and Amy Silva-Smith, Gerontology Center at UCCS; Stephen Bensen, Researcher, Department of Veteran Affairs; Darla Gurry, Senior Reach National Consultant; Don Backstrom, Director, Regional Specialties & Geriatrics, Kaiser Permanente; and Julie Anderson, Peak Nutrition Clinic Director, Gerontology Center UCCS. 70 persons attended the event.
Innovations in Aging Collaborative Presents the Remarkable Aging Series for 2014.These gatherings will address the major issues that are facing our community as Baby Boomers are aging and choosing to remain in our community and as new retirees move to Colorado Springs. The series will feature thought leaders in each topic area as keynote speakers and trainers sharing their expertise and knowledge of trends and emerging issues to address aging in our community. These dynamic topics address our community's frail and elderly seniors as well as the healthy and vibrant retiree seeking engagement, recreation and culture and the confidence that this community will provide for them as they age.
Persons attending the events were given the opportunity to meet and interact with the speakers, received a bibliography on the topics presented, and had an opportunity to purchase books from the UCCS traveling library. Follow up online surveys were conducted and were overwhelmingly positive four convenings. At present two follow-up groups are meeting, one on volunteer transportation networks modelled after ITNAmerica, and one on the "Village" model presented by Dr. Ramsey from "A Little Help" organization in Denver.
Remarkable Aging Series 2014
The series consisted of four convenings featuring national and regional thought leaders as keynote speakers. Our purpose for the series was to change the mindset about the contributions of older adults in our community and to explore the impact of engaged seniors on the vibrancy and viability of the Pikes Peak Region.
Housing Choices and Livable Communities
September 10, 2014 by Claire
Housing Choices and Livable Communities featured Katherine Freund, founder of ITN America; Roberto Rey, Multicultural Outreach Director, Colorado Branch AARP; John Olson and Mark Tremmel, Collaborative Design Group; Dr. Paul Leon Ramsey, Executive Director of A Little Help; Kyle Fisk and Lori Rhodes from Challenger Homes; and Aimee Cox, Community Initiatives Manager, City of Colorado Springs. 82 persons attended the event.
The Business of Aging: Infrastructure, Information and Institutional Innovation
The Business of Aging: Infrastructure, Information and Institutional Innovation featured Elizabeth Hanes, health, medical and technology writer and innovator. Additional speakers included Robert Kemp, Colorado State Demographer; Jan Erickson, founder of Janska Clothing; and panelists Becky Medved, RCSPros; Dan Davies, AbleLink Technologies; and James Dodd, Loop Communications. 63 persons attended the event.
The older adult population is expected to increase 179% in the next 16 years. This leaves a large market for businesses to develop products and services for older adults. This is a half day conference for businesses to discuss innovative ideas, learn about new products and services for older adults, and collaborate with other businesses engaged in the business of aging.
Making a Difference through Encore Careers and Entrepreneurship
March 8, 2014 by Claire
Making a Difference through Encore Careers and Entrepreneurship featured Elizabeth Isele, thought leader in "Senior Entrepreneurs: New Engines for a New Economy," founder of SavvySeniorsWork, and co-founder of Senior Entrepreneurship Works and eProvStudio; Stan Gryskiewicz: founder of AMI; and panelists Nancy Seckman, Career Designs; Dave Csintyan, founder of See the Change USA; Bill Gates, founder of Life Wise Counseling; Barbara Raynor, Managing Director of Boomers Leading Change in Health; Randy Scott: founder and Managing Director of FRESC; Gina Solazzi: Fitness Adjunct for the Center for Creative Leadership; and Jo McGuire: Director of Compliance and Corporate Training, Conspire! 51 persons attended the event.
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Q: How to find out where one changelist is original come from in Perforce In Perforce we do a lot of branching and merge. How can we find out the original changelist that one change is introduced?
For example, I submitted a changelist with id 53343 in my own private branch, and two days later, it is merged into corporation branch A, then a week later, it is merged into integration branch B, and in the end, it is merged to the main branch.
Now the changelist id is a totally different one, let's say 55445, because it is a merge, which in fact inclucde a lot of changelists, maybe 300 except mine.
How can I get the original one "53343" now?
following is a more detailed description.
For example, I want to know the change history for one file in a depot range.
$ p4 changes //prod/main/platform/abc.txt
Change 560938 on 2017/04/13 by user1@user1:main 'bug fix2'
Change 559384 on 2017/03/24 by user1@user1:main 'bug fix1'
Change 559178 on 2017/03/22 by branchowner@branchowner:ws 'Merge Integration@558992 to main '

We can see in main branch it come from a merge.
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554294: Monday morning
554294: I love foot ball
554294: XNES rocks
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$ p4 describe 554294|more
Change 554294 by user2@user2:coorA on 2017/01/17 19:24:51
Integrate  all dev changes to coorA

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554294 is a merge, and in this merge, file abc.txt is added.  But in fact this abc.txt is not original created here.
I created this abc.txt in my dev branch, but branch keeper copy it from me and did an "p4 add" in his branch. So, now for main branch, it can only see file abc.txt is original come from coorA branch.
We lost the real first owner for this file, we can only trace to the branch keeper.
what we want now is get the original owner, but we lost the relationship when it is added in coorA branch, is there anyway to trace back deeper, for example, by file md5sum?

A: I assume you are looking at a change in a specific file. Locate that file in P4V, right-click, and choose Revision Graph. That will show you the graph of how the changes propagated. Each node in the graph is one version of the file. Merges are shown as arrows (edges), so going up the errors will bring you from 55445 to 53343.
Also, to quickly see changes between the various versions of the file, you can drag-and-drop one node of the graph to another and P4V will show you the diff.

A: As you say, change 55445 might include a lot of changes from a lot of different branches.  You can view all of them by running:
p4 changes -i @55445,55445

But when you say you're trying to get the source of a more specific "change" I think what you're asking about is a particular diff within change 55445, i.e. there is a specific line in a specific file that you're trying to find the origin of.  For that, run:
p4 annotate -I //depot/file

The p4 annotate command shows the revision/change that each line originated in within that file; the -I flag traces the merge relationships to find the true origin point of each line across different branches.
Source: the blog post I wrote about it several years ago. :) https://www.perforce.com/blog/101213/p4-annotate-i-going-deeper


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Q: Open Street Maps, and callback for OpenLayer I have a map from olms and I'm trying to overlay a 4x4 grid on it. I want the square being hovered to change color. This code is somewhat working, but it's not consistent, and is prone to error at times. How do I make this more consistent?
This is my mouse move callback:
var displayFeatureInfo = function(pixel) {
  var feature = map.forEachFeatureAtPixel(pixel, function(feature) {
    return feature;
  });

  if (feature) {
    document.body.style.cursor = 'pointer';
  } else {
    document.body.style.cursor = 'default';
  }

  if (feature !== highlight) {
    if (highlight) {
      featureOverlay.getSource().removeFeature(highlight);
    }
    if (feature) {
      featureOverlay.getSource().addFeature(feature);
    }
    highlight = feature;
  }
}

And this is where I set it:
olms('map', 'https://maps.tilehosting.com/styles/darkmatter/style.json?key=' + apiKey).then(function(mp) {
  map = mp;
  map.setView(view);
  map.addLayer(polyLayer);
  featureOverlay = new VectorLayer({
    source: new VectorSource(),
    map: map,
    style: function(feature) {
      return highlightStyle;
    }
  });
  map.on('pointermove', function(evt) {
    if (evt.dragging) {
      return;
    }
    var pixel = map.getEventPixel(evt.originalEvent);
    displayFeatureInfo(pixel);
  });
});

A: Because you have more than one vector layer you will need to use a filter in forEachFeatureAtPixel
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    layerFilter: function(candidate) {
      return candidate === polyLayer
    }
  });


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