text:
var matching = document.querySelector('#matching-url');
// matching checkboxes
var not_pinned = document.querySelector('#not-pinned');
var pinned_policy_warning = document.querySelector('#pinned-policy-warning');
var pinned_policy = "preserve";
var case_sensitive = document.querySelector('#case-sensitive');
var all_windows = document.querySelector('#all-windows');
var not_current = document.querySelector('#not-current');

var suggestions_panel = document.querySelector('#suggestions-panel');
suggestions_panel.style.display = "none";

// Output elements
var close_button = document.querySelector('#close-button');
var match_count = document.querySelector('#match-count');
var summary = document.querySelector('#summary');
var table = document.querySelector('#summary-table');
var no_duplicates = document.querySelector('#no-duplicates');
var unicode_warning = document.querySelector('#unicode-warning');

var empty_icon = 'data:image/svg+xml,' + encodeURIComponent('<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="16" height="16" viewBox="0 0 16 16"/>');

// set to true to skip closing - just print what we'd do
var debug_mode = false;
var max_summary_lines = 10;

// substitute I18N
util.applyI18N(document)

// UI tabs handling

// switch tabs on select
var tabs = document.querySelectorAll('.panel-section-tabs-button');
tabs.forEach((this_tab) => { this_tab.addEventListener("click", (e) => {
  tabs.forEach((tab) => {
    tab.classList.remove("selected");
    tab.classList.remove("select"); // temporary workaround

    // restore any "hide"s, hide any "shows"
    if (tab.getAttribute("hide")) {
      tab.getAttribute("hide").split(" ").forEach(function(id) {
        document.querySelector("#" + id).style.display = null;
      });
    }
    if (tab.getAttribute("show")) {
      tab.getAttribute("show").split(" ").forEach(function(id) {
        document.querySelector("#" + id).style.display = "none";
      });
    }
  });
  // persist this tab selection
  browser.storage.local.set({'current-tab': this_tab.id})

  // update the UI
  this_tab.classList.add("selected");
  this_tab.classList.add("select"); // temporary workaround

  // hide any elements marked as "hide"s, show any "show"s
  if (this_tab.getAttribute("hide")) {
    this_tab.getAttribute("hide").split(" ").forEach(function(id) {
      document.querySelector("#" + id).style.display="none";
    });
  }
  if (this_tab.getAttribute("show")) {
    this_tab.getAttribute("show").split(" ").forEach(function(id) {
      document.querySelector("#" + id).style.display=null;
    });
  }
  update_summary_immediate(); // ensure state-based summary stuff is immediately hidden
  update_summary();
})});

// Load persisted tab
browser.storage.local.get({'current-tab': tabs[0].id}).then((result) => {
  for (let this_tab of tabs) {
    if (this_tab.id == result['current-tab']) {
      this_tab.click();
      break;
    }
  }
});

// tab matching and closing functions

function withCurrentTab() {
  return browser.tabs.query({currentWindow: true, active: true}).then((currentTabs) => {
    if (!currentTabs.length) {
      return null;
    }
    return currentTabs[0];
  });
}

function fetchTabs(args) {
  let query = {};
  if (!args.all_windows)
    query['currentWindow'] = true;
  return Promise.all([withCurrentTab(), browser.tabs.query(query)])
}

function match_duplicates(args) {

  // get current window with tabs
  return fetchTabs(args).then(([currentTab, tabs]) => {

    let seen = {};
    let matched = [];

    for (let t of tabs) {
      // cookieStoreId == tab containers (aka contextualIdentities)
      let key = [ util.referenceUrl(t.url, document), t.cookieStoreId ];
      if (key in seen) {
        if (t.pinned) {
          args.pinned_match_count += 1;
        }

        let isCurrent = currentTab && (t.active && t.id == currentTab.id);
        if (args.n_current && isCurrent) {
          // swap current tab with last seen tab and kill
          // last seen if we are preserving current
          let prev = seen[key];
          seen[key] = t;
          matched.push(prev);
        } else if (args.n_pinned && t.pinned) {
          // this is pinned, check the stashed one
          // if this isn't then discard it instead
          if (!seen[key].pinned) {
            let prev = seen[key];
            seen[key] = t;
            matched.push(prev);
          }
        } else {
          matched.push(t);
        }
      } else {
        seen[key] = t;
      }
    }
    return matched;
  });
}

function punyEquivalent(url) {
  let u = new URL(url)
  return u.protocol + "//" + punycode.toUnicode(u.host) + u.pathname + u.search + u.hash
}

function match_tabs(args) {

  if (args.by_duplicate) {
    return match_duplicates(args)
  }
  let match = args.match;
  if (!args.sensitive)
    match = match.toLowerCase();

  // Promise.all resolves multiple promises before caling back:
  // [0] get current tab for avoiding close of current tab query
  // [1] and fetch tabs to search for matches
  return fetchTabs(args).then(([currentTab, tabs]) => {

    let matched = [];

    for (let t of tabs) {
      let val = args.by_title ? t.title : decodeURI(t.url);

      if (!args.sensitive)
        val = val.toLowerCase();

      // normal match
      let foundMatch = val.includes(match);

      // try convert a punycode domain to match
      if (!foundMatch && !args.by_title) {
        foundMatch = punyEquivalent(val).includes(match);
        if (foundMatch) {
          unicode_warning.style.display = "inline";
        }
      }

      if (foundMatch) {
        if (t.pinned)
          args.pinned_match_count += 1;
        if (!args.n_pinned || !t.pinned) {
          let isCurrent = currentTab && (t.active && t.id == currentTab.id);
          if (! args.n_current || !isCurrent) {
            matched.push(t);
          }
        }
      }
    }
    return matched;
  });
}

// get args from form
function get_args() {
  let by_title = document.querySelector('#title-form-tab').classList.contains("selected");
  let by_duplicate = document.querySelector('#duplicates-form-tab').classList.contains("selected");

  let n_pinned;
  if (pinned_policy == "preserve")
    n_pinned = true;
  else if (pinned_policy == "close_them")
    n_pinned = false;
  else
    n_pinned = not_pinned.checked;

  return {
    match: matching.value,
    n_pinned: n_pinned,
    n_current: not_current.checked,
    all_windows: all_windows.checked,
    by_title: by_title,
    by_duplicate: by_duplicate,
    sensitive: by_title ? case_sensitive.checked : true,
    pinned_match_count: 0,
  };
}

// the main closer
function close_matched() {
  let args = get_args();
  if (args.match || args.by_duplicate) {
    match_tabs(args).then((matched) => {
      let ids = matched.map((t) => {
        if (debug_mode) {
          console.log("closed tab: " + t.url);
        }
        return t.id;
      });
      if (!debug_mode) {
        browser.tabs.remove(ids).then(function(t) {
          update_summary();
        });
      }
      matching.value = "";
      matching.focus();
      update_summary();
    });
  }
}

function applyHighlights(highlights, node) {
  highlights.forEach(function(h) {
    if (h[1]) {
      let section = document.createElement('span');
      section.setAttribute('class', 'highlight');
      section.appendChild(document.createTextNode(h[0]));
      node.appendChild(section);
    } else {
      node.appendChild(document.createTextNode(h[0]));
    }
  });
}

function close_one(tab) {
  if (debug_mode)
    console.log("closed tab: " + tab.url);
  else
    browser.tabs.remove(tab.id).then(function() {
      update_summary();
    });
}

function focusTab(tab) {
  browser.windows.get(tab.windowId, {populate: false}).then((window) => {
    if (!window.focused) {
      browser.windows.update(tab.windowId, {'focused': true}).then((window) => {
        browser.tabs.update(tab.id, {active: true})
      })
    } else {
      browser.tabs.update(tab.id, {active: true})
    }
  })
}

function summaryRow(tab, args) {
  let tr = document.createElement("div");
  tr.setAttribute('class', 'summary-row');

  let ico_parent = document.createElement('div');
  ico_parent.setAttribute('class', 'summary-close-icon-switcher summary-cell')

  let ico = document.createElement("img");
  let favIconUrl = tab.favIconUrl ? tab.favIconUrl : empty_icon;
  // avoid security warning accessing this tab favicon
  if (favIconUrl == 'chrome://mozapps/skin/extensions/extension.svg')
    favIconUrl = empty_icon;
  ico.setAttribute('src', favIconUrl);
  ico.setAttribute('height', '16');
  ico.setAttribute('class', 'summary-icon toolbarbutton-icon');
  ico_parent.appendChild(ico);
  tr.appendChild(ico_parent);

  let close_ico = document.createElement('img');
  close_ico.setAttribute('src', 'chrome://global/skin/icons/close.svg')
  close_ico.setAttribute('class', 'summary-close');
  close_ico.addEventListener("click", (e) => {
    close_one(tab);
  });
  close_ico.setAttribute('title', browser.i18n.getMessage('closeButtonTooltip'))
  ico_parent.appendChild(close_ico);

  let entry = document.createElement('span');
  if (args.by_title) {
    applyHighlights(util.splitSimpleMatchForHighlight(tab.title, args.match, args.sensitive), entry);
  } else {
    entry.appendChild(document.createTextNode(tab.title));
  }
  entry.setAttribute('title', tab.url)
  entry.ondblclick = () => { focusTab(tab) }
  entry.setAttribute('class', 'summary-cell')
  tr.appendChild(entry)
  return tr;
}

function notFoundRow() {
  let tr = document.createElement("div");
  tr.setAttribute('class', 'summary-row summary-row-not-found');
  tr.appendChild(document.createTextNode(browser.i18n.getMessage('notFoundAlert')));
  return tr;
}

function update_summary_immediate() {
  let args = get_args();
  if (args.match || args.by_duplicate) {
    summary.style.display = "inline";
    no_duplicates.style.display = "none";
    setSuggestions([])

    match_tabs(args).then((matched) => {
      close_button.disabled = matched.length == 0;
      match_count.textContent = matched.length;
      while (table.firstChild)
        table.removeChild(table.firstChild);
      matched.forEach((tab) => {
        table.appendChild(summaryRow(tab, args));
      });
      if (matched.length == 0)
        table.appendChild(notFoundRow());

      if (args.by_duplicate) {
        if (matched.length == 0) {
          summary.style.display = "none";
          close_button.disabled = true;
          no_duplicates.style.display = null;
        } else {
          no_duplicates.style.display = "none";
        }
      }

      if (args.pinned_match_count == 0 || (pinned_policy == "ask" && not_pinned.checked)) {
        pinned_policy_warning.style.display = 'none';
      } else {
        pinned_policy_warning.classList.remove("highlight");
        if (pinned_policy == "preserve") {
          pinned_policy_warning.innerText = browser.i18n.getMessage("pinnedTabsNote");
        } else if (pinned_policy == "close_them" || (pinned_policy == "ask" && !not_pinned.checked)) {
          pinned_policy_warning.innerText = browser.i18n.getMessage("pinnedTabsWarning");
          pinned_policy_warning.classList.add("highlight");
        }
        pinned_policy_warning.style.display = "inline";
      }

    });
  } else {
    summary.style.display = "none";
    close_button.disabled = true;
    no_duplicates.style.display = "none";

    if (args.by_duplicate) {
      setSuggestions(null);
    } else {
      setURLSuggestions(args.by_title);
    }
  }
}

// debounce update_summary so we can call it aggresively without
// chugging
let update_summary_timer = null;
function update_summary() {
  clearTimeout(update_summary_timer);
  update_summary_timer = setTimeout(() => {
    update_summary_immediate()
  }, 100);
}

// initialise state
update_summary_immediate();
// update summary on all input updates
[matching, case_sensitive, not_pinned, not_current, all_windows].forEach((inp) => {
  // load checkboxes from storage
  if (inp.type == 'checkbox') {
    browser.storage.local.get({[inp.id]: inp.checked}).then((result) => {
      let update = inp.checked != result[inp.id];
      inp.checked = result[inp.id];
      if (update)
        update_summary();
    });
  }
  inp.addEventListener("input", (e) => {
    // save updates to checkboxes to storage
    if (e.target.type == 'checkbox') {
      browser.storage.local.set({[e.target.id]: e.target.checked})
    }
    update_summary();
  })
});

close_button.addEventListener("click", (e) => {
  close_matched();
});

function setSuggestions(hints) {
  if (hints != null && hints.length) {
    let suggestions = document.querySelector('#autofill-suggestions');
    suggestions.innerHTML = '';
    let count = 0;

    hints.forEach(s => {
      let span = document.createElement('span');
      span.classList.add('avoidwrap')
      let section = document.createElement('a');
      section.setAttribute('href', '#');
      section.addEventListener("click", function() {
        matching.value = s;
        matching.dispatchEvent(new Event('input'));
      });
      section.textContent = s;
      span.appendChild(section);
      if (count + 1 < hints.length) {
        span.appendChild(document.createTextNode(', '));
      }
      suggestions.appendChild(span);
      ++count;
    })
    suggestions_panel.style.display = null;
  } else {
    suggestions_panel.style.display = "none";
  }
}

function setURLSuggestions(title) {
  withCurrentTab().then((tab) => {
    if (tab != null) {
      if (title) {
        // split suggestions into chunks based on separator like chars
        let parts = tab.title.split(/\s*[-|:,;+\u00B7\t\n\r&()\[\]]\s*/);
        setSuggestions(parts.filter(x => {
          return x && x.length > 0;
        }))
        return;
      } else {
        let domain = util.domainForUrl(tab.url, document)
        if (domain) {
          let suggestions = [domain];
          let decodedDomain = punycode.toUnicode(domain)
          if (decodedDomain != domain) {
            suggestions.push(decodedDomain)
            unicode_warning.style.display = "inline";
          }
          setSuggestions(suggestions)
          return;
        }
      }
    }
    setSuggestions([]);
  })
}

matching.addEventListener("keyup", (e) => {
  if (e.key == "Enter" && matching.value)
    close_button.click();
});

browser.tabs.onUpdated.addListener(update_summary);

let values = {'pinned-tab-handling-selection': pinned_policy};
browser.storage.local.get(values).then((result) => {
  pinned_policy = result['pinned-tab-handling-selection'];
  document.querySelector("#pinned-panel").style.display = pinned_policy == "ask" ? null : "none";
  update_summary();
});

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Q: Changing RichHtmlField's DefaultAssetImageLocation property I am attempting to set the default location when selecting Insert->Picture->From SharePoint in my RichHtmlField. I have set the DefaultAssetImageLocation on my page layout's RichHtmlField and while it appears to be carrying over the correct URL, it seems to be overriden by another parameter DefaultToLastUsedLocation which is forcing it to open the asset image dialog in the last used location.
DefaultToLastUsedLocation doesn't appear to be a part of the RichHtmlField object. Is it possible to remove this or modify it to avoid this behavior?
Looking at the JS that executes on the page, there are a couple of things going wrong it seems that are causing issues.
1) The DefaultToLastUsedLocation doesn't seem to be accessible through the RichHtmlField control.
2) You can override DefaultToLastUsedLocation using the AssetPickerConfig variable.
3) It appears that the ImageAsset constructor called on the page does not provide an AssetUrl parameter, it just passes in an empty string.
4) AssetUrl seems to completely override DefaultAssetLocation and DefaultAssetImageLocation, as setting the AssetUrl appears to be the only way to direct to a specific Url.
5) I have not found a way to set the AssetUrl property except by overriding the function call that tries to use it.

A: Have you tried using SPUrl to build your relative URL?
<PublishingWebControls:RichImageField
    FieldName="PublishingRollupImage"
    runat="server"
    DefaultAssetImageLocation="<% $SPUrl:~site/Lists/SiteAssets/ %>"
/>

A: I realize that I'm a bit late to the party, but I figured out something that helped me greatly with the same problem mentioned above.
I used the same snippet, but discovered that it did not render from HTML to aspx properly.
<PublishingWebControls:RichImageField
    FieldName="PublishingRollupImage"
    runat="server"
    DefaultAssetImageLocation="<% $SPUrl:~site/Lists/SiteAssets/ %>"
To fix this, I did two things:

*

*Apply a 'char encode tag' to the additional PageHead:

<meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
source and explanation: https://stackoverflow.com/a/24062268

*

*Encode the angle brackets around the value for DefaultImageAssetLocation like this:

<% $SPUrl:~site/PublishingImages / %>
The entire snippet in my HTML page layout file looks like this (note: I'm using a RichImageField):
<!--MS:<PageFieldRichImageField:RichImageField DefaultAssetImageLocation="<% $SPUrl:~site/PublishingImages / %>" FieldName="3de94b06-4120-41a5-b907-88773e493458" runat="server">-->
Now everytime I browse for an image, my preferred location is shown by default!
I hope this helps anyone.

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Don't let the good times roll just yet, Silicon Valley: Analysts at Dow Jones are saying the effects of the 2008 economic crash still haven't worn off for venture capitalists.
While U.S. VC funds finished the year with a strong fourth quarter of fundraising, funds raised by VCs during 2011 came in at barely more than half of the 2008 total.
The numbers for 2011 were slightly higher than those from 2010 (by 5 percent, to be exact), though that was largely driven by activity in early-stage funds.
All told, 135 U.S. venture capital funds raised $16.2 billion, representing a 12 percent decline in the number of funds raised this past year. Fundraising for the fourth quarter alone came to $5.2 billion — that's more than the total funds raised during the second and third quarters put together.
While the state of VC fundraising in the U.S. could best be described as "meh," the story in Europe was even less positive.
European VCs, said Dow Jones, hit a record low in 2011, when 41 funds raised just $3 billion in 2011. This represents a year-over-year deep decline — a 20 percent drop in the number of funds raising cash and an 11 percent drop in the total amount raised.
We asked Dow Jones for some historical context — just how much have funds dipped and surged since the 2008 crash?
"You'll see that investment in early-stage and multi-stage funds dropped significantly between 2008 and 2011," said a company representative, who kindly provided us with data for the graphs we've created below.
"While brand-name firms are able to raise funds, most firms face significant challenges in fund-raising," said VentureWire editor Zoran Basich in a statement.


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PROF. DR. AMIR FEISAL MERICAN BIN ALJUNID MERICAN
Institute of Biological Sciences
merican@um.edu.my
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* Highly motivated, efficient, flexible, attentive, caring, curious and creative, self-motivated, meticulous attention to detail and organizational skills, resourceful with experiance across several different fields and a team player *
Prof Dr Amir Feisal Merican obtained a First Class Honours degree in Microbiology from the University of Malaya in 1992. He was appointed as a lecturer in UM in 1995 after successfully completing his DPhil in Biochemistry and Molecular Microbiology at the University of Oxford, England. He had also being awarded a MPhil degree in Computational Biology from the University of Cambridge, England in 2006. He has spearheaded the development of the curriculum for both the Bachelor of Science (Bioinformatics) and Master in Bioinformatics (by coursework) degree programmes, both are the first in Malaysia. He also contributed his expertise at the national level, among the significant contributions include: Director of the Centre for Computational and Systems Biology at the Malaysia Genome Institute of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI) (Nov 2009 to Nov 2011), panel evaluator appointed by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA, formerly LAN) for Bioinformatics, Biotechnology and Science programmes (since 7 March 2002 - present) and expert panel for grants evaluation at MOE/MOHE and MOSTI. He was one of the co-founders and ex-President of the Malaysian Society of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (MaSBiC). Prof Merican was the founder and former Head of CRYSTAL (Centre of Research in Computational Sciences and Informatics for Biology, Bioindustry, Environment, Agriculture and Healthcare), a University of Malaya research centre. He has received several distinguished awards: Japanese Bioindustry Association for research in Molecular Systematics with Professor Takayuki Ezaki at Gifu University School of Medicine, Japan (1998), Fulbright Fellowship for research in Bioinformatics with Nobel Laureate Professor Walter Gilbert at Harvard University (2000), Commonwealth Fellowship for research in Molecular Microbial Ecology with Professor Jon Saunders at Liverpool University (2001) and Excellent Service Award, University of Malaya (2003). His expertise is in the area of Genomics, Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Microbial Biotechnology, Digital Human Modeling as well as Entrepreneurship and Innovation. He also has interest in Systems Biology, Natural Medicine, Prophetic and Islamic Medicine, Halal Science and Innovation, Islamic World View and Islamic Civilisation as well as Unmanned Autonomous Vehicle (UAV-drones). Prof Amir Merican is an alumni of Sekolah Rendah Kebangsaan Iskandar, Alor Setar, Kedah (primary school) and Sekolah Menengah Sultan Abdul Halim, Jitra, Kedah (boarding secondary school).
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News Feb-11-2020
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Nigerian company implements SAP Business ONE Cloud for operations - HumanIPO
OneCard Nigeria, a fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) company has announced it has implemented SAP Business ONE Cloud for its top up solutions on multiple platforms.
SAP Business ONE Cloud is a cloud-based subscription offering that provides small businesses or subsidiaries of large companies with a single software solution to manage critical business processes.
"We have chosen SAP Business ONE Cloud for our business because it provides a comprehensive and fully integrated offering built on proven best practices. SAP Business ONE Cloud has delivered us a best fit for our unique business requirements," said OneCard chief executive officer (CEO) Ahmad Baba.
He said the SAP solution was selected after an evaluation of various offerings in the market, as SAP offers a robust platform which is well suited to support the company's mission to provide positively impacting world class services.
Engineer Kajubi, chief operating officer (COO) of OneCard, said: "We know that we can count on SAP to help our business grow. The ERP engine provided by SAP makes it possible for us to have timely and accurate information all the time. This is a major requirement in today's business environment."
OneCard Nigeria provides top-up solutions on multiple platforms for various services like mobile phones, toll fees, transportation, pay television and fuel cards nationwide.


Nearga and HypeTrain Digital are excited to announce that first-person horror survival experience Desolate is now out from Steam Early Access. The celebrate the occasion and mark the release, the team's created an enchanting live-action trailer you can find above!
Since the release, the developers have been hard at work on hotfixes. You can find the full list of changes here and here.
Two years ago Granichny Island became an epicentre of a large-scale disaster of unknown origin. "The New Light" conglomerate covered up this catastrophic event – and now aims to rectify the consequences as much as they can.
A massive campaign is underway, during which so-called "Volunteers" – most of whom have never held a weapon in their hands – are sent out onto Granichny. Their mission – to research the paranormal activities of the island, gathering information and undertaking dangerous tasks, all in hope of amending mistakes of the past. None of them are ready for what comes next.
Play the role of a Volunteer, and explore a place filled with threats of every shape and size – from monsters and madmen to supernatural anomalies and seemingly impossible weather patterns. Journey through the present of this forsaken world to uncover its secrets.
Dark past – Explore the enigmatic island filled with abandoned settlements, military bases and top secret facilities. Investigate secrets of the island – find notes and diaries from Granichny's previous settlers to uncover its mysterious history.
Research the threats – Battle for your life in open fights against monsters, marauders and soldiers, or use stealth to do critical damage out of the shadows. Research the creatures of Granichny – and gain advantages in battle while you learn more about them.
Strength Through Unity – Join a 4-player team to have a better chance at surviving the dangers of the island with unique team-based abilities, such as reviving your fallen team members – or act as a lone wolf to prove your mettle.
Thrive among the wastes – Unlock new abilities and train them to increase your chances of survival. Gather recipes and components to craft, modify and upgrade your weapons and equipment. Customize your Volunteer with new clothing and armor you scavenge throughout your journey on the island.
Resist the madness (Or let it consume you) – Take care of not only your physical condition, but your mental state as well. The insanity of Granichny will change the world around you, as well as yourself.


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Successful governance requires a culture where key stakeholders can have open discussions around risks and even failures. Embedding internal audit into various governance activities as an advisor can help ensure these open discussions are taking place.
The role of internal audit in the public sector has changed over recent years. Internal audit jurisdictions in the public sector, as represented by the Government Internal Auditors Council of Canada (GIACC), have noted an ongoing shift towards more operational, risk-based and governance audits in addition to the traditional focus on processes and controls. Internal audit has always performed its work in order to support the Audit Committee (or equivalent) but now internal audit needs to become more embedded in governance committees that support key priorities across organizations. This presence allows internal audit to be more current, timely and relevant across organizations.
The availability and diversity of key skills and experience.
The availability of timely risk and performance data.
A clear understanding of roles and responsibilities as they relate to key governance activities, including differentiating between "managing" and "overseeing".
The existence of complex multi-year initiatives that span multiple divisions/departments with competing (and sometimes changing) priorities.
Given these challenges, internal audit can provide timely and valued assurance and advisory services to support good governance, as noted below.
Many guides exist for assessing governance, such as those developed by the Governance Centre of Excellence and CPA Canada. Governance can pertain to varying levels of an organization, including the most senior levels, departments/divisions, specific projects, or specific initiatives such as system implementations. Good governance helps ensure that an organization has oversight of its objectives and stays on track to meet them, for example: whether a system or major initiative is on track to be implemented on time, within budget, and to specification.
Are the right people with the right skills charged with key governance responsibilities, including consideration of external advisors as appropriate? Opportunities here may include a skills survey and analysis against expected skills/experience to identify where there may be gaps within existing boards or committees.
Are roles and responsibilities documented and clearly understood, including, for example, those related to key governance committees? Audit support in this area can range from assessments and interviews with key stakeholders and supporting the development of committee terms and references and key roles and responsibilities matrices.
Are plans and strategies clear and do they align with key objectives? Auditors can assess whether the right stakeholders have been involved in the development and approval of these plans; whether key milestones and risks are identified, regularly monitored by senior management/governance committees, and updated to reflect/communicate risks or a changing environment; and, whether the plan has been cascaded to the right levels of staff, etc.
Is the right information (including both financial and non-financial) being reported to monitor progress against objectives and provide early warning signals of key risks to management and committees? Auditors can assess alignment of this information with stated plans and the extent to which the information is leveraged to support timely corrective action.
Are lessons-learned exercises conducted following key initiatives to support governance over similar or comparable activities in the future? Audit can support the facilitation of such exercises, which helps to provide independent and sometimes more transparent dialogue.
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Internal audit can have a role in periodically assessing or monitoring an enterprise risk management function to provide assurance that risks are being managed effectively, there is awareness of risk policies and procedures, and as noted above, a strong culture for reporting on risks and issues (third line of defence). Regardless of the role of internal audit, there need to be clear divisions of responsibility/safeguards between the ERM function and internal audit to avoid issues related to independence, or even confusion between audit risk and enterprise risk management.
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Public Sector Organizations seem to be undertaking more organizational change, including major capital and IT projects, than ever before. The speed of technological change and aging public infrastructure has seen unprecedented demands on resources. With this comes increased risk in relation to cost overruns or delays–often both.
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This presents a continued opportunity for internal audit to be at the forefront of an organization, providing assurance that risks are being managed effectively and major projects are on track for completion.
Internal auditors have many resources available to help them to assess governance. This includes a growing skill base around governance and support on which they can draw throughout GIACC and the IIA.
Building on success; learning from failure, kpmg.ca, 2016. Web.
Achterstraat, Peter. Why large public sector projects sometimes fail; Audit Office of New South Wales, 2013. Web.
Sanjeev Batra is an Audit Director at the Ontario Internal Audit Division and Nick Rolfe is a Partner at KPMG.


As EVP of Innovation for RingCentral, a communications company that recently expanded into the collaboration space with the acquisition of Glip, I'm a keen observer of evolution in the tech industry. I've written before about how the way we work is changing rapidly, especially as collaboration tools facilitate information sharing. Sharing isn't only about e-mail, spreadsheets, calendering, and endless typing at a keyboard anymore, though. These days, information sharing can be voiced. In fact, I believe that Voice is the new Text.
Over the next five years, talking and typing will become increasingly interoperable. Already, your voicemail can be sent to your phone and converted into a text. Or as an alternative to text-based messages, Apple lets you send voice-based messages through iMessage. If you want to send a text specifically, you can speak into your phone, which will convert your speech into text. This no longer requires special software; phones come embedded with this technology. As well, we're evolving from the days of tapping away on small smartphone keyboards. With the advent of wearables, imagine trying to type a text on that. It's practically impossible! It's not hard to imagine the near-future of voice messaging as talking into a smart watch.
More features and opportunities for voice messaging technology lie ahead. What if you had a voice-based personal assistant, like Siri on the iPhone, but more advanced? For example, if you're talking about a to-do item, you could be prompted by your system: "Would you like me to schedule a task?" or "Would you like me to schedule that meeting now?" Notes from your meeting, whether in-person or virtual, can be transcribed with follow-up tasks scheduled and assigned with minimal, if any, in-person intervention. Voice and text truly will become interchangeable, with voice transcribed into text inline while you're reading or typing a document. Many of the systems we use will begin interacting with voice systems to streamline our lives in this way. If you think about it, many cars already have these features so that we can communicate hands-free. The workplace will follow suit.
The ways in which we communicate and collaborate are constantly evolving. Some companies in this space are marrying communications and collaboration to create something even better, as RingCentral did with its acquisition of Glip. As integrating one powerful application with another becomes easier, it will be exciting to witness how much more efficient and hands-free our workspaces will be as Voice increasingly becomes the new Text.
This article first appeared on LinkedIn on November 11, 2015.
This entry was posted in Blogging on November 11, 2015 by Kira Makagon.


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Moossa Joseph Arman, PhD (1942 – 2012) was an Iranian-American physicist, researcher, and inventor who is known for advancing the frontiers of Elementary Particle Physics and Experimental Nuclear Physics.
After receiving his undergraduate degree in Physics from Shiraz University in 1967, Arman joined the UCLA Particle Physics Group in Los Angeles as a University of California Regents Fellow. The young scientist was awarded his doctorate in Physics in 1972 under the guidance of Professor Emeritus Bernard F. Nefkens of UCLA.
Arman's thesis, "A Measurement of Pion-Proton Bremsstrahlung and a Search for Magnetic Dipole Moment Radiation from the ∆++ (1236)" gained immediate recognition for significantly contributing to the understanding of subatomic forces. He was part of a group that conducted a sequence of subsequent experiments at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory conducted under the auspices of Nobel Prize Winners Owen Chamberlain, Emilio Segrè, Luis Alvarez, and Donald G. Glaser.
In 1974 Arman returned to the University of Shiraz in Iran as a Professor and Chairman of Physics. While in Shiraz, he founded the University's PhD program in Physics, built a state-of-the-art observatory, and institutionalized research on the physics of Elementary Particles and applications of High Energy Radiation.
In 1978 Arman took sabbatical leave from Shiraz University and re-joined UCLA as Adjunct Professor of Physics. In 1979 he received UCLA's Distinguished Lectureship Award. Concurrently, he worked on a Pion Scattering Project with Emeritus Professor Bernard F. Nefkens sponsored by the Department of Energy, and was involved in Elementary Particle Physics research at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
By 1980 Arman's unclassified research was being published and discussed worldwide. Over the next decade he developed the concept of high-current transit-time oscillators as a powerful mechanism for generation of coherent high power RF radiation from Intense Relativistic Electron Beams (IREBs). During this same period, he developed a comprehensive dispersion relation for Plasma/RF/slow-wave structures.
In 1991, Arman joined the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to lead the High Power Microwave Directed Energy Directorate in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In collaboration with Los Alamos National Laboratory, his leadership laid the foundation for Computation-Based Plasma Studies. He discovered methods of High Power Microwave sourcing that remain unparalleled in power, efficiency, repetition rate, and portability. Before leaving AFRL, Arman led the division that developed non-lethal Active Denial Technology (ADT), currently used extensively by all three U.S. defense services.
In the latter part of his career, Arman shifted to commercial applications of microwave physics in aerospace, medical, and renewable technology industries. His commercial collaborations include Fusion UV Systems Inc. in Maryland, Booz Allen Hamilton in Washington DC, and Lockheed Martin Corporation in California.
After retiring in 2011, Arman carried out a number of patented technologies in wireless power transfer using applied quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, and charged particle physics. He continued to serve rolls as Advisor to National Research Council (NRC); Advisor to National Academy of Sciences (NAS); Board Member of the American Physical Society (APS) for the Plasma Division, Scientific Consultant to DARPA, and a Senior Member of IEEE.
Dr. Arman passed away at the age of 69, survived by his son Arvin Cyrus Arman MS PhD., daughter Diana Rachel Arman Esq., grandson Lucas Isaac Sherman Arman, and brother Shimon Arman in California. The Moossa J. Arman Colloquia Series has been established to further Moe's infinite quest for scientific truth.
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Music NOW: JB Hi-Fi Music IS Live Beta
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Content, Music Downloads
So if you like Trance/ Electronic, it houses every genre and artist from Progressive Trance, Club/Dance, Electronic, from DJs like Ferry Corsen, Sasha and Kerri Chandler.
And ditto for all other genres like pop, rock, reggae, jazz and so on. And there's over 100,000 artists.
"We're excited to announce the highly anticipated launch of the JB Hi-Fi NOW music streaming service! With over 100,000 artists and millions of songs for you to discover, play and share, listening to the music you love has never been easier," the retailer announced today in an email to customers who registered for the service.
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Mixed martial arts is a fantastic sport. I was introduced to it just over 12 years ago from a pirated copy recommended to me by a shopkeeper (in my country it's hard to get originals.) Since then I have been hooked and have never missed a pay-per-view or live event since 2004. I have been watching the sport i love grow exponentially. When I first started watching no one knew what this sport was about, today it is almost mainstream.
Many people have trepidations towards MMA because of its violent nature. This is understandable, but here are a couple interesting facts: 1. the most severe injuries happen during training 2. There is less brain trauma than boxing and American football.
I would like to speak a little about Fedor and the retirement of fighters. This part is a bonus post for the initiated and the newly interested.
Fedor is and will always be one of my favorite fighters. Not because he was unbeaten, i never had illusions of his invincibility. Not because of his skill, I have never found him particularly savant in any martial area. But because of his heart and personality.His recent string of losses removed this fantastical aura many fans have attributed to him and I believe this is a good thing. We can now see him for who he truly was: an undersized heavy weight who has carved his way into MMA history through will alone.
There are still many WHAT IF'S hanging around after his third loss but let's not kid ourselves, he is not getting any younger and has contemplated retirement. Maybe... just maybe it's about time.
Every MMA fan should be tired of seeing their heroes keep fighting when they should have retired. There are exceptions of course. Randy Couture comes to mind. I was at the event when he came back from retirement at the ripe age of 43 and won the heavy weight title once more. But the exceptions are few and far between, the examples of fighters fighting past their prime and being beaten over and over are numerous and sad (Chuck Lidell). That is why i believe the greatest example for veteran fighters to follow is Chris Lytle. Prior to his bout, Chris announced the end of his career and set precedence unlike any other. On August 14th 2011, Chris Lytle entered the ring against Dan Hardy and gave us his greatest fight. Finishing his journey in a spectacular fashion and giving us as close to a fairy tale ending as there can be. Thank you Chris, here is to you.
"Our peace must be a peace of victors, not of the vanquished."
Nice Blog man….. Except for two things. first, Jimi's Antics are just as good as his music, they are actually one and the same, plus people go to his shows for his antics more than his music, he's a fantastic showman. But i get your point. Second, you can have your opinions as a fan, but you'll never know the real reasons why some Champions choose to stay for the long fight…. Chuck Lidell is a Warrior, as long as he has legs to move, iron fists, and Ice… he'll keep fighting. As the Chinese like to say, Knock me down 7 times, and I'll stand 8 times.
1. I don't know about going to the show for his antics MORE than the music. After all if you don't like his music then there is little reason to go. Anyways this is beyond the analogy and at least the point is understood.
2. I would be first to admit Chuck is a warrior, and that is a rare quality even in fight sports. But he retired after being on the receiving end of three brutal KO's and a loss to a gatekeeper in Keith Jardine. The signs were there, Joe Rogan acknowledged it after the Shogun fight. I understand where you are coming from, I am a big fan of Chuck myself but you must also understand that the aging human body can only take so much punishment and worse than watching Chuck retire is seeing him injured severely. These fighters are the reason why we are fans, we must care for their health as much as we care to see them fight.
Thanks for the comment, keep 'em coming.
Great writing man. I love it. The Youtube video put a lasting smile on my face too..
I gotta say that MMA is a great sport. Probably the oldest "sport" in human history. In fact, it's the oldest game on Earth – survival of the fittest.


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The Sydney five piece have just dropped their rather addictive new single 'Caffeine, Honey' and they have grand plans of taking over the charts one step at a time.
01. Band name : My Perfect Sunday.
02. Where are you based? Southern Sydney, NSW.
04. Give us five words to best describe you as a band. Unabashed, unexpected, colourful, theatric, eclectic.
05. What's your biggest claim to fame so far? Somehow managing to reunite the thought-to-be-dead, late '80s B-Movie action star Matt Hannon with his cast over the wonders of the Internet for a sequel to the cult classic 'Samurai Cop'.
06. Who are your members? Ryan Sørensen – Vocals, Guitar, Ryan Agar – Bass, James Ellercamp – Guitar, BVs, Jess Spahr – Violin, Keys, BVs and Brendan Pettit Young – Drums.
07. How was the band formed? We all attended the same high-school which had a really good music program!
08. In what ways has the band changed from when it was formed to today? My Perfect Sunday started off as more of a band format version of the original material I had written. All the songs and parts were written by me, but with the addition of Jess and James it's definitely more collaborative and for lack of a better phrase, "band-like". We come up with ideas together and we jam things out and then go away, refine and work on them.
09. Tell us a little bit about your sound. Started off with very stripped back, singer-songwriter based roots, but expanded sonically into more of an experiment in production and extra layers as Jess (violin/backing vox/keys) and James (guitar/backing vox) were added into the fold.
10. What are your members' favourite songs of all time? That's an impossible question to answer… 'Hello' by Lionel Richie would have to be up there though.
11. What's your strangest experience as a band? Probably when our guitarist James almost dislocated his jaw putting his fist in it. Why though? We'll never know.
12. Tell us about your latest release. 'CAFFEINE, HONEY' is the first single off our debut EP coming out in February-ish, 2017. It's a song about wearing yourself thin, glorifying insomnia and obviously, caffeine. It's kind of a less heavy topic matter song to play live which makes it fun! We also had a lot of fun making the music video.
13. What do your future plans involve? Just really playing more shows and getting our EP out so we can start recording all the cool new ideas we're working on currently!
14. Where can our audience catch you live? Around Sydney, probably at venues such as Brighton Up, Captain Cook Hotel, Leadbelly, Oxford Art Factory bar, etc. We just did our single launch show and are now looking for some early 2017 dates leading up to the EP release!


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FAYETTEVILLE — Pulaski Academy linebacker Mason Schueck helped lead his team to a third straight Class 5A state championship this past Friday night in Little Rock's War Memorial Stadium.
Schueck, 6-2, 220, is a preferred walk-on commitment for the Class of 2022. He was offered the chance to play football for the Hogs on June 1, committed on June 13 and then helped the Bruins to a 51-19 victory over White Hall and 13-1 record.
"I couldn't ask for anything else of my senior year," Schueck said. "Especially coming back from two knee surgeries to have a senior year like this. I moved to defense and was named captain of the defense. Was able to receive a preferred walk-on from the Razorbacks, commit and then go throughout the season, have an incredible season and then come out on top in the state championship. I couldn't ask for anything else."
Schueck had 75 tackles, 19 solo, 10 tackles for loss, a pass breakup and recovered a fumble his senior season while not playing a complete game most weeks because of his team's one-sided wins. Many take some time to decide on their college after being offered, but Schueck did it in 12 days and it was an easy decision for him.
"I wanted to be a Razorback my entire life," Schueck said. "Never thought about anything else."
Schueck talked about what he feels are his strengths on the football field.
"My strength at linebacker is probably my ability to recognize plays," Schueck said. "I put so much work in. I get notice for all the work I put in the weight room, but I don't think for how much film I watch. When White Hall had that fake put I was able to recognize it before the play even started. I was able to get a fourth-down stop on that fake punt. I think it's just my film and ability to recognize plays before they even happen."
Now that his football time with the Bruins is finished Schueck is anxious to get to Fayetteville and begin his Razorback career.
"I actually tried to graduate in December and move up to Fayetteville in January," Schueck said. "Since PA is a private school they wouldn't let me. I will be enrolling in May. I'm so excited. That's what I have been dreaming about since I was a little kid and begin playing football. Now that dream is about to become a reality I can't wait."
Kevin Kelley had an abundance of success as head coach at PA, but he opted to leave for a college job prior to the 2021 season. Former Razorback Anthony Lucas, who was a member of Kelley's staff, took over as head coach and the success continued.
"I think he did a great job," Schueck said of Lucas. "I think his ability to lead and connect with every single player. He is a player's coach. His ability to lead and connect with every single player just made the bond between the team that much stronger. In the locker room, it made the locker room even more fun. It made the locker room even closer when we were together and he was leading us."
Lucas started coaching at Pulaski Academy when Schueck and the seniors were then seventh graders. He coached the seventh-grade team and Schueck said helped with the transition from Kelley to Lucas.
"It did for sure," Schueck said. "In the seventh grade that's when we started playing football for PA and he was the first real head coach we ever had. He kind of followed us up to senior high. The seventh grade he was our head coach, the next year he moved up to junior high head coach, our head coach in eighth and ninth grade, and then moved up to varsity after our ninth-grade year. He was an assistant coach until our senior year so man we've been with him as long as I can remember. It has been a long time so that definitely played a part in it."
As far as his future team the Razorbacks are 8-4 and headed to the Outback Bowl. Schueck is excited to see the direction Arkansas is headed.
"It was exciting," Schueck said. "Definitely exciting to watch. We haven't had as much success as we would like in the past few years. Especially when you have that improved success, they were 3-7 last year, so going from three wins to eight wins is always fun to watch. Because you start thinking about the future and you think what can we do in the future if we're improving like this imagine how much we can improve in the next couple of years."
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Water journeys through the earth and absorbs all electromagnetic vibrations that are present on our planet. Water is the "blood of our planet," as the renowned Austrian Scientist Viktor Schauberger put it. Just as Earth has north and south poles, every water molecule has north and south poles as well. The atmosphere of Earth corresponds to the electromagnetic field of the individual water molecule. Our Earth's atmosphere vibrates at 7.83 hertz, which is called the Schuhmann Resonance Frequency. (As a quick aside, every time you put your feet in the EB Pro foot bath machine, you are getting these Schuhmann frequencies reset in your body. An added bonus you didn't know you were getting!) Water absorbs this frequency pattern on its journey through the earth. Our body, in return, has the same frequency pattern as the water molecule. Our brain waves have a frequency of 8-10 hertz. Water connects us to the earth's frequency. This also means that we can replenish what our body is missing when we are ill with water. Water can balance the energy deficit that causes the illness. That's why we are told to drink plenty of liquids – but really we should only drink pure spring water or filtered water from a high energy filtering system. You get what you pay for with filtering water, so buy a good filtering system for your drinking water. Or even use a home filtering system so the water that you are bathing in is cleaner. Remember, your skin is a giant organ, and chlorine, bromine, and other contaminants in the water are being absorbed through your scalp and skin at faster speeds than you realize.
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Adverse events less common in private hospitals than in public facilities
By Frith Rayner on	 September 4, 2015 Industry Talk
Recent publicity surrounding a contractual negotiation dispute between Medibank Private and Calvary Healthcare has shone the light firmly on the issue of clinical quality outcomes in the private hospital industry and the notion of pay for performance.
It is a major concern that recent comments in the press by Medibank Private, and Private Health Care Australia representing the health insurance industry, have strongly intimated that clinical quality outcomes in the private hospital sector are sub-standard.
Nothing could be further from the truth. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reported that from 2013-14 data, there were less adverse events reported in private hospitals (4.1% of separations) versus public hospitals (6.7% of separations).
Furthermore, the Australian Commission for Safety and Quality in Healthcare (ACSQHC) has publicly supported the proactive approach that the private hospital industry has been taking in ensuring a focus on measuring, reporting and improving clinical outcomes arising from a hospital admission.
Medibank Private's list of 'highly preventable adverse events' has been deemed by the Commission as "not fit for purpose", with many of the items on the list representing complications of treatment rather than 'preventable adverse events'.
Professor Picone, CEO of the ACSQHC, has publicly stated that Medibank Private "would be very unwise to proceed with its list … as it is based on inaccurate information".
The Australian Medical Association and some of the professional medical colleges have openly criticised Medibank's approach as misguided and ill informed.
Additionally, Medibank's proposed 28 day readmission rule creates significant difficulty for hospitals to be confident to continue treating patients with chronic medical conditions who often carry multiple co-morbidities, due to the increased risk of non-payment.
Experience internationally around pay for performance has been mixed. However, one issue that has proved important has been the need to have a combination of financial incentives as well as penalties.
Rewarding a hospital for consistent achievement of quality outcomes above an agreed benchmark creates a more positive mindset than one which relies solely on penalties, and also adds incentive to continually improve benchmarked outcomes.
Given the desire by private hospitals to ensure quality outcomes, and the detailed work that many private hospitals are undertaking with the ACSQHC to further develop reporting indicators and drive further quality improvement, it is vital that any work on clinical outcome data lists should be undertaken by the Commission.
They will ensure appropriate engagement with the medical practitioners and the broader health industry.
Richard Royle is the executive director of UnitingCare Health and the current president of APHA.
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Name Announced For Merger Of Cal U, Clarion And EdinboroWhen three Pennsylvania colleges merge into one, it'll be called Pennsylvania Western University.
Vote Passes To Consolidate 6 Pennsylvania State UniversitiesSix state universities will be merged together.
Pa. State System Of Higher Education Releases Final Merger Plan For 6 UniversitiesThe Pa. State System of Higher Education released its final merger plan for six of the 14 state-owned universities.
Students, Faculty Rally Against PASSHE Merger PlansThe Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education is moving ahead with its plans to merge six of its universities into two.
Pa. State System Of Higher Education Holding Virtual Public Hearings Regarding Plan To Combine UniversitiesThe public will have a chance to comment on the Pa. State System Of Higher Education's plan to combine three universities.
Pennsylvania State System Of Higher Education Advances University Merger PlanThe board of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education voted Wednesday to advance a plan to merge six of its 14 universities into two new institutions, as the system struggles with sinking enrollment and stagnant state aid.
Pa. State System Of Higher Education Votes To Freeze Tuition For 3rd Straight YearFor the third straight year, PASSHE students will not see a hike in tuition.
Possible Job Cuts Announced At Pennsylvania UniversitiesMore than 80 tenured faculty at Indiana University of Pennsylvania have been "retrenched" - meaning they have lost their jobs.
State System Of Higher Education Moving Forward With Plans To Merge Three Western Pa. Universities Into OneAfter a unanimous vote of "yes" from the State System of Higher Education Board, plans are moving forward to integrate three universities on the western side of the state into one.
Three Pa. State System Of Higher Education Universities May Merge Into OneCalU, Clarion, and Edinboro may be merged into a single university.
Coronavirus Cancellations: Edinboro University Cancels Face-To-Face Classes, To Move Online Amid Coronavirus ConcernsEdinboro University is canceling face-to-face classes in favor of online classes amid coronavirus concerns.
Bedbugs Found At Edinboro University Residence HallsBedbugs have been found at Edinboro University.
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5 Of 14 State-Owned Universities Warned Of Possible CutsAdministrators at five of Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities have given faculty notice that layoffs and program cuts could occur in the 2018-19 school year.
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What exactly is a Satellite Phone?
A satellite phone is a kind of a mobile phone but there are certain differences that set it apart from a normal phone. While other phones connect to others using terrestrial cell sites, satellite phones do so by using radio through orbiting satellites.
Therefore, where normal cellphones would stop working, satellite phones continue to work, and you can use them in almost all places. Since satellites orbit the entire Earth, there is virtually no place where a satellite phone would not work.
Older forms of the satellite phones were bulky and were much like the handsets, available in the 1980s and 1990s, with an antenna. However, recent satellite phones are not much like modern mobile phones with an antenna. Some prototypes don't even have an antenna, so they are indistinguishable from normal phones.
These phones are quite popular in places where mobile signals are usually unavailable. Therefore, people going on expeditions in remote areas prefer using a satellite phone over a regular mobile phone.
What is a satellite phone?
A satellite phone is also known as a satphone or a satellite telephone. These are used to connect to other phones via satellites instead of using cell sites, that normal phones use. By making use of radio frequencies, satellite phones contact orbiting satellites to make a connection.
Satellite phones are extremely versatile and are useful in areas where normal phone signals might not reach. Therefore, they are particularly useful in situations where there is an emergency, and you are in an area that does not have phone signals. Satellites orbit the Earth, so satellite phones work in even the most remote areas.
People also use satellite phones when regular cell tower antennas face an issue and are not working. Most satellite phones rely on two types of satellites. These are the geostationary satellites, which are stationary above the equator, and the LEO or Low Earth Orbit. These satellites are orbiting and can be found 500 to 1000 miles above the Earth's surface.
Satellite phones also work like regular cell phones, which means you can use them indoors as well. However, normal mobile phone features such as internet access are absent on satellite phones. The main purpose of satellite phones is to contact, call, and text. Therefore it does little other than that.
Everyone can purchase a satellite phone. However, these phones are mostly bought by government officials, public safety agencies, seamen, and marine professionals, as they often have to visit places where normal phone signals do not reach. In recent years, satellite phones have become easier to purchase as the prices have dropped. In comparison to cellphones, they are still expensive, but they are more accessible now than ever.
Satellite phones are much more versatile compared to normal phones as they can let you make a call from anywhere on Earth because their communication method is not on Earth but in space.
These phones do not rely on terrestrial cell phone networks that allow general mobile phones to connect to one another. Instead, they make use of the satellites that are orbiting in space. They send their data to the satellites, which in turn direct the signals to the phone you are trying to connect to.
Due to their mode of communication, satellite phones can go everywhere and are not restricted as cell networks are. They can be used in places where cell phone coverage is minimal or non-existent. No matter where you go on Earth, whether it is a place with restricted cell and internet access, a satellite phone will work just fine.
Satellite phones work differently based on the technology they are using. Some companies prefer to use geosynchronous or geostationary satellites, while some prefer LEO or Low Earth Orbit satellites.
Geostationary satellites are high-earth orbit satellites, and they follow the Earth as it spins on its axis. Therefore, they remain in a fixed location. These satellites are high up in the sky at 22,000 miles and are usually centered at the Earth's equator.
These satellites are massive and powerful. Therefore, with three or four, a satellite phone company can provide service for their devices for a large part of Earth. Since the design of these satellites allows the handling of large amounts of data, satellite phones working on geostationary satellites can do much more than voice calls. They are also capable of texting, voice calls, television, file sharing, and even video streaming.
There is, however, one downside of using geostationary satellites. Since the satellites are higher up, there is a transmission delay of 250 milliseconds one way. Therefore, when calling someone, you may have to wait a few seconds before you hear them. There can also be an echo.
One other disadvantage is that, as they use so few satellites, one outage can cause a loss of service in a large section.
LEO satellites are much closer to the ground as they are only 930 miles up. These satellites are much smaller than geosynchronous satellites, and there are many of them. Due to their closeness to the ground, almost 60 satellites are needed to provide coverage to most parts of the Earth.
These satellites orbit the Earth at around 17,000 miles per hour, therefore, at one time, you may be within the range of two or more satellites. Due to their speeds, they can complete an orbit in around 2 hours. Therefore, LEO satellites provide a much more reliable surface across the Earth.
Calls using LEO satellites are much better compared to alternatives, and they have greater dependability as well. Satellite phones using LEO satellites also require less battery, but there is very minimal lag of 50 milliseconds one way.
One downside to using LEO satellites for satellite phones is that the data transmission speeds are much slower, and you won't be able to do things like video streaming. However, these phones are much smaller and do not require a large antenna. Therefore, you can easily carry them around in your pocket.
Advantages of a satellite phone
The main advantage of owning a satellite phone is that you will always have a connection wherever you are. Satellite phones are designed to allow you access to satellites in a particular area, so that you can use them to communicate with others. Depending on the type of service you are using, your phone may interact with a few or many satellites to ensure access at all times.
Another advantage of having a satellite phone is that they are reliable. Even if regular cell phones lose signals, satellite phones will remain unaffected, and you can still use them. Most satellite phones have huge batteries. Therefore, you also don't have to worry about the phone dying.
Satellite phones are extremely user-friendly, and anyone can use them. Even though it is mostly for military and rescue purposes, regular people can also operate and use it. These phones can also store contacts, so that you can quickly dial numbers whenever you want. Some satellite phones are even equipped to send and receive texts.
The main purpose of satellite phones is to be able to reach others in far-flung areas. Thus, satellite phones have much better coverage than regular cell phones. Their coverage covers the entire globe and can work in remote and rural areas as well. With satellite phones, losing coverage is highly unlikely.
Sattelite phones also make it so that you are always on the map. These phones are equipped with GPS, which can automatically transmit your location. Therefore, wherever you are, you will always be visible on a map. This is convenient as in case of an emergency or disaster, people can rescue you.
Disadvantages of a satellite phone
Satellite phones are clearly extremely useful. However, some cons may prevent users from switching over to satellite phones. One of the biggest cons is that most satellite phones do not work inside. As they work using satellites, they need to make a connection, and any large obstacle can greatly hinder that connection.
Satellite phones are also larger than regular mobile phones, therefore, they are heavier and not travel friendly. Despite its huge size, in terms of features, a satellite phone does not have much to offer. Therefore, it is an inconvenience to bring along when you go and adds to the weight that you are already carrying.
These phones are also expensive to buy. They are much more expensive compared to flagship cellphones. Furthermore, their per-minute charges are also much higher for texting and calling. Receiving a call is also charged against you and you will have to pay a hefty bill to buy and use it.
Depending on the kind of connection you are using, a satellite phone may not be reliable. Geosynchronous satellite connections are much higher in space, thus two to three satellites can cover the entire Earth. However, if one of those is off due to maintenance, you will lose connection in a huge area.
Additionally, satellite repairs take much longer. Therefore, maintenance can affect the entire network.
Satellite phones are much like mobile phones, but they are also extremely different. Where mobile phones are made for everyday chatting and texting, satellite phones are for emergencies and tough situations in areas where cell coverage does not reach.
By using satellites, these phones enable rescuers and explorers to keep in contact with their base station and use it as a way to stay safe. Therefore, they are incredibly useful despite the few downsides. They can be used to save lives and have been used for such purposes in the past.
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Le cotrimoxazole (ou co-trimoxazole, TMP-SMX, Bactrim, Eusaprim) est une association d'antibiotiques bactériostatiques, le triméthoprime et le sulfaméthoxazole, dans une proportion de 1 à 5, utilisée pour traiter une variété d'infections bactériennes.

Synergie
Ces deux composants agissent en synergie par blocage simultané de deux enzymes catalysant des réactions successives dans la chaîne métabolique de l'acide folinique, essentielle à la survie de nombreux micro-organismes. Cette association exerce, in vitro, une activité bactéricide apparaissant à des concentrations qui, pour les deux composants utilisés séparément, sont bactériostatiques seulement. En raison de ce mode d'action, les risques d'apparition d'une résistance sont réduits au minimum. Il demeure souvent actif sur des germes résistants à l'un de ses deux composants. Habituellement, le mécanisme de la résistance bactérienne consiste en la production de nouvelles enzymes plasmidiques, résistantes ou partiellement résistantes à la triméthoprime ou au sulfaméthoxazole.

Spectre
 Sensibles : Escherichia coli, Proteus mirabilis, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Enterobacter, Salmonella, Shigella, Yersinia, Vibrio Cholerae, Brucella, Aeromonas, Haemophilus, Neisseria, Streptococcus et Staphylococcus, Listeria, Chlamydia, Pneumocystis
 Intermédiaires : Toxoplasma gondii, Legionella
 Résistants : Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Treponema pallidum, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma

Indications cliniques
 infection urinaire non compliquée ;
 otites ;
 infections avec syndrome dysentérique (Shigella) ;
 prévention primaire et secondaire, et traitement curatif de la pneumocystose (et plus généralement prophylaxie des infections opportunistes chez les patients VIH+) ;
 prévention primaire de toxoplasmose.

Effets secondaires
Parmi les effets les plus graves, on note le syndrome de Lyell et le syndrome de Stevens-Johnson.

Le triméthoprime gêne l'élimination rénale du potassium avec un risque d'hyperkaliémie. L'association à d'autres médicaments épargneurs de potassium, comme les inhibiteurs de l'enzyme de conversion ou les antagonistes des récepteurs de l'angiotensine , peut conduire à risque accru de mort subite.

Contre indication
 Absolues : hypersensibilité connue, prématurés et nouveau-nés de moins de six semaines, insuffisance hépatique sévère ;
 relatives : troubles hématologiques graves, notamment déficit en G6PD, insuffisance rénale sévère ;
 Interaction : augmente l'effet des sulfamides, phénytoïnes, anti-vitamine K, thiazidiques, méthotrexate, cyclosporine, pyriméthamine.

Divers
Le co-trimoxazole fait partie de la liste des médicaments essentiels de l'Organisation mondiale de la santé (liste mise à jour en ).

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Rossi S (Ed.) (2004). Australian Medicines Handbook 2004. Adelaide: Australian Medicines Handbook. .
 Joint Formulary Committee (2004). British National Formulary 47 ed. London: British Medical Association and Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. .

Liens externes
 Page spécifique sur Le Vidal.fr

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BB had a very nasty habit of putting configuration data not in a separate file, but in the executable itself - that is the case with start unit coordinates for the red team in single play missions, with terrain objects definitions and such.
Hows the project coming?? I have been wondering which of the two Open Source projects will be finished first.
ZloveZ wrote: Hows the project coming?? I have been wondering which of the two Open Source projects will be finished first.