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PSG sign Verratti
PSG have completed the signing of Marco Verratti from Pescara. The 19 years old midfielder had a great season with Pescara and that attracted the interest from Serie A teams. The Italian wonderkid made 31 appearances in Serie B with Pescara. The transfer sum is believed to be around €12 millions. Juve and Milan were […]
Liverpool sign Borini
Liverpool have announced the signing of the Italian striker Fabio Borini from Roma. The 21 years old forward leaves Roma after only one season. The Italian striker scored 9 goals in 24 appearances for Roma last season and was part of the Italy squad at Euro 2012. The transfer sum is believed to be around […]
Where will Van Persie play next season?
What most sportsbook reviews were predicting, even a few months ago, is more likely to happen. Van Persie will not sign a new deal with Arsenal and Wenger will probably decide to sell him in order to not lose him for free next summer. The lack of trophies in the last couple of years determined […]
Inter sign Handanovic
Inter have completed the signing of Samir Handanovic from Udinese. The transfer sum is believed to be around 11 millions plus 50% of Faraoni right who will play for Udinese on a co-ownership. This move puts Julio Cesar position in doubt. The Brazilian has one of the biggest salaries at Inter and could be forced […]
Juventus sign Lucio
Juventus have announced the signing of Lucio after the player left Inter on a free. Lucio became a free agent after mutually terminate his contract with Inter. Inter are out of Champions League and are rebuilding their squad. That's why almost all the players with big salaries were sold or offloaded. Lucio is supposed to […]
Why letting Pirlo go was a mistake
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Will Eto'o leave Inter for Premier League
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Q: Question about expression in Griffiths So, in Griffiths' E&M book, he comes up with this expression for the magnetic dipole moment,
$$A_{\text{dip}}(\textbf{r}) = \frac{\mu_{0}I}{4\pi r^{2}} \oint r'\cos(\alpha)
 \,d\textbf{l}'  =  \frac{\mu_{0}I}{4\pi r^{2}} \oint\left(\hat{\textbf{r}}\cdot\text{r}'\right)d\textbf{l}' $$
He then states the following identity:
$$\oint\left(\hat{\textbf{r}}\cdot\text{r}'\right) d\textbf{l}' = -\hat{\textbf{r}} \times \int d\textbf{a}'$$
Can someone tell how this identity is valid? Is there a proof for this? It's possible that is a very simple, standard trick which I'm not getting.

A: First note that if $\phi$ is a scalar function, $$\oint \phi(\mathbf{r}')\, d\mathbf{l}' = \int d\mathbf{a'} \times \nabla\phi$$ Indeed, if $C$ is an arbitrary vector, $$\mathbf{C}\cdot \oint \phi\, d\mathbf{l}'  = \oint \phi\mathbf{C}\cdot d\mathbf{l}' = \int \nabla \times (\phi \mathbf{C}) \cdot d\mathbf{a}'$$ where the last equality follows from Stokes's theorem. By a vector identity, $$\nabla \times (\phi \mathbf{C}) = \nabla\phi \times \mathbf{C} + \phi(\nabla \times\mathbf{C}) = \nabla\phi \times\mathbf{C}$$ Thus the surface integral becomes $$\int \nabla \phi \times \mathbf{C}\cdot d\mathbf{a}' = \int\mathbf{C}\cdot d\mathbf{a}'\times \nabla \phi = \mathbf{C}\cdot \int d\mathbf{a}' \times \nabla \phi$$ so that $$\mathbf{C}\cdot \oint \phi\, d\mathbf{l}' = \mathbf{C}\cdot \int d\mathbf{a}' \times \nabla \phi$$ Since $\mathbf{C}$ was arbitrary, the claim follows.

Now letting $\phi = \hat{\mathbf{r}}\cdot \mathbf{r}'$ in the above claim, we obtain $\oint\, (\hat{\mathbf{r}}\cdot \mathbf{r}')\, d\mathbf{l}' = \int d\mathbf{a}' \times \nabla(\hat{\mathbf{r}}\cdot \mathbf{r}')$. The vector $\hat{\mathbf{r}}$ is constant in the integral, so $\nabla(\hat{\mathbf{r}}\cdot \mathbf{r'})$ reduces to $\hat{\mathbf{r}}$, making $$\int d\mathbf{a}' \times \nabla(\hat{\mathbf{r}}\cdot\mathbf{r}') = \int d\mathbf{a}' \times \hat{\mathbf{r}} = -\int \hat{\mathbf{r}}\times d\mathbf{a}' = -\hat{\mathbf{r}}\times \int d\mathbf{a}'$$ as desired.

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Day 128 – Fun times at the High Desert Museum underneath the giant spider web while the boys crawl on top.
Day 129 – Mother's Day BBQ at Mom and Dad's. Jake literally holding on to Dad's apron strings.
Day 130 – My Nemesis, Cheatgrass. Evil stuff.
Day 131 – I remember, as a child, hanging out by the spice cupboard and making potions. This is one that the boys made. It contains so many bizarre ingredients. Jude and I both tasted it. It didn't give us magic powers though.
Day 132 – My beautiful pink tulip turned an amazing shade of purple as it died and decayed.
Day 133 – I've started my potato garden.
Day 134 – The ever-lovely Miss Ivy.
Day 135 – Fruit salad.
Day 136 – This boy at his piano recital, glancing at his teacher every time he did a crossover with his hands that was tough for him. Cheeky.
Day 137 – Lens flare and motion blur.
Day 139 – Jude and I made a pillow and blanket for Beaver.
Day 140 – Field trip with Zane's class to the High Desert Museum. Zane made some Pine and Chocolate Stew. Yum!


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Man arrested as woman, 75, dies after being hit by quad bike
Written by Hit Music Radio News on 14/07/2019
A man has been arrested after a 75-year-old woman died when she was hit by a quad bike that mounted the kerb of a Glasgow street.
The pensioner was walking along the pavement in Millbrix Avenue, in the Knightswood area of the city, when she was struck at about 3.10pm on Saturday.
Emergency services attended but the woman died at the scene.
A 23-year-old man was arrested in connection with the incident and was released pending further inquiries.
Police are appealing for information about the incident, which they said involved a red Honda quad bike.
Sergeant Nikki Taylor, of Glasgow Road Policing Unit, called for anyone who was in the area at the time and "saw a quad bike being driven" to come forward.
"We know there was a white van in the street at the time of the incident and we would appeal to the driver to get in touch as they may have vital information," the officer said.
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"You may also have dash-cam or home CCTV that can help us, please look back. We urge you to get in touch."
The road was closed for nearly five hours while police carried out investigations.
:: Anyone with information is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number 2717 of Saturday July 13 2019, or contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, where information can be given in confidence
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Lynn Jackson. is a candidate for State Delegate from District 27A in PG county. Lynn has served in the U.S. military as an AH-64D Apache Pilot, and served overseas in both Afghanistan and South Korea. He is a decorated soldier, having won numerous awards and medals for his service. Since leaving the military in 2014, he has continued his service to both the nation and the community in a variety of different ways. Lynn has been a Law Clerk at two Public Defender's Offices, interned for the Attorney General.


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Hartford is the capital of the State of Connecticut. It is located in Hartford County on the Connecticut River, north of the center of the state and 24 miles south of its "sister-city" Springfield, Massachusetts. Its 2006 population of 124,512 ranks Hartford as the state's third-largest city, after New Haven and Bridgeport, which is the largest. Greater Hartford is also the largest metro area in Connecticut and 45th largest in the country (2006 census estimate) with a metropolitan population of 1,188,841.
Sometimes called the "insurance capital of the world," Hartford houses many of the world's insurance company headquarters, and insurance is the region's major industry.
Hartford includes Elizabeth Park, featuring the oldest municipal rose garden in the country.


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Mimosa Hall & Gardens
Government » Special Projects
127 Bulloch Avenue, Roswell, GA 30075
Mimosa Hall & Gardens is a nine-acre antebellum estate located at 127 Bulloch Avenue in Roswell, Georgia. The 6,308 square-foot home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms. It was originally built in 1841 for John Dunwoody, a shareholder in the Roswell Manufacturing Company. That same year, a fire caused damage to the wooden walls, prompting it to be rebuilt in 1846 with brick walls.
The area around the house still boasts 14 of its original 15 gardens on the property. These include a sunken garden, a reflecting pool with surrounding garden, a weeping tree garden, a rose garden, and a cutting garden. The home has undergone several owners over the years, but has retained its historical character and charm, making it a tremendous addition to the City's award-winning Recreation, Parks, Historic and Cultural Affairs Department.
In August 2017, Mimosa Hall & Gardens, along with some of the home's historic furniture, was sold to the City of Roswell for $2.95 Million.
For more information on Mimosa Hall, please contact the Roswell Recreation, Parks, Historic & Cultural Affairs Department at 770-641-3705 or rrpd@roswellgov.com.
Mimosa Hall & Gardens is owned and operated by the City of Roswell, Georgia.
Friends of Mimosa Hall & Gardens
The Friends of Mimosa Hall & Gardens is a civic organization dedicated to preserving Mimosa Hall and promoting its use for community.
www.friendsofmimosa.org


The world's first thermal headlamp. Thermal imaging spectacles that offer all the possibilities of tactical helmet/headlamps.
To use the thermal imaging function, the TILO-3™ is folded down and now functions as a thermal imaging spectacles. Despite its small size, the image and recognition quality far surpasses that of conventional thermal imaging devices. For all customers, a version with a thermal resolution of <40mK is available. This corresponds nearly to the performance of a cooled thermal imaging device.
In lamp mode only, the thermal imaging sensor is switched off. Energy consumption is therefore limited to the lamp functions.
The brightness of the three LEDs (white, red, IR) can be regulated in 10 steps and have a luminous flux of up to 160 ANSI lumens (booster mode white).
The lamp mode can also be used at the same time as the thermal mode. Only the booster mode is not possible in this combination.
The lamp function can also be used during use as a thermal imaging device.


When I was in High School I babysat….a lot. I loved those three kids like they were my own sister and brothers and dreamt of a day that I would be the mom. I burnt their canned ravioli, figured out how to change diapers and to give baths (although there were many times I seemed to need every towel in the cabinet to get it done). I learned that you shouldn't leave a baby on a counter who might roll and figured out the art of pretending that I knew what to do even when I was clueless.
Just thinking about those babysitting days and how grateful my children should be that they were spared the many mistakes that I learned in my teens. I never have let another child roll from a counter top….thank you AJ Lobb.
Now I am the mom. It is a job that isn't over after a few hours and I don't get paid $2.50 an hour.
I didn't know that being a mom meant breaking up a fight for the millionth time and that I would need to be a detective to find out who broke the cup that was hidden behind a dresser. I had no idea that I would need to be a counselor when faced with a spelling word meltdown (ok, honestly it was me having the meltdown over the spelling list not one of the kiddos, but still.) Cook, nurse, friend, teacher….I have decided that there is good reason mom's are worth more than $2.50.
I hauled the kids out on campus for photos. I had it in my mind that I needed some new photos of my sweet babies to celebrate mother's day. They had it in their minds that I was being sappy.
I downloaded the photos and began to edit and I could hardly stand it. (Sappy as charged.) Looking at their smiling faces (okay and a few grumpy "aren't we done yet" poses) it hit me again how blessed I am. I feel like my heart walks around outside of my body….a piece with each one of these precious four.
Somedays I get tired of being referee, maid, dentist, coach mom, but those are the days that I have forgotten to slow down and take a good look at my four crazies.
So for Mother's Day this is what I want…..a good look so I can remember. Motherhood is priceless and I don't ever want to take my four blessings for granted.


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District 26 is comprised of three Bargaining Units: Teacher Bargaining Unit (TBU), Occasional Teacher Bargaining Unit (OTBU), and the Professional Student Services Personnel Bargaining Unit (PSSP). Each unit has a constitution and elected officers. The constitution is articles and by-laws that govern the Bargaining Unit. The Bargaining Unit Officers are, for example, the President, Vice-President, Grievance Officer, Treasurer, Chief Negotiator etc.
The District itself has a constitution and elected officers. Such elected officers are the District President, District Officer, Vice-President, Treasurer, and Committee Officers (CPAC, Ed Services, Committee for Equity and Diversity).
All members of OSSTF District 26 are invited to, and are encouraged to attend the Annual General Meeting.
The Annual General Meeting is a wonderful opportunity for members to meet and socialize with other members from our Board, be informed about the business of the Bargaining Units and District, and exercise their democratic right to vote on motions that govern and give direction to the Bargaining Units and District.
District 26 Annual General Meeting 2023
The 2023 District 26 Annual General Meeting will be an in-person event held at the North Grenville Municipal Centre, Kemptville, ON
Format of the AGM Meeting
The Bargaining Units meet separately. In each of these meetings, motions to amend the governing constitution can be made. As well, each elected officer reports the affairs of the Bargaining Unit during the current school year. Questions may be asked of the elected officers. Following the Bargaining Unit meetings, the District begins its meeting. Again, motions to amend the District constitution can be made, and reports from the elected District Officers and Committee Officers are presented.
Reports will be available approximately 1 week prior to the Annual General Meeting
At the Bargaining Unit or District meetings, candidates nominated and standing for elected Executive and Committee Officer positions for the next school year have the opportunity to make speeches. If more than one candidate applies for a position, a vote by secret ballot shall occur (OTBU & PSSP - vote at the AGM; TBU & District - vote in all worksites following the AGM) if permitted or through the Provincial Office due to COVID-19 restrictions.
All members wishing to put forth a motion or constitutional change for the AGM should email Crystal Watson, District President, no later than April 25, 2023, to be considered an on-time motion.
Elected Positions & Nomination Forms
As per the respective constitutions, the following elected positions are open to any interested member. Nominations are due no later than 4:00 pm, seven working days prior to the respective AGM (see the actual date on the nomination form in the Related Attachments below). Read the respective constitutions to review the roles and responsibilities of all the elected positions. This year all nominations will be due by April 27, 2023 @ 4:00 pm.
President Communications /Political Action Officer
Vice-President Educational Services Officer
Treasurer Health and Safety Officer
Secretary Equity and Diversity/Equity, Anti-Racism & Anti-Oppression Officer
Teacher BU Occasional Teacher BU PSSP
President President President
Vice-President (2) Vice-President Vice-President
Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer
Secretary Secretary Secretary
Negotiator & CM Officer Chief Negotiator/Grievance Officer Chief Negotiator
Grievance Officer Grievance Officer Grievance Officer
Equity, Anti-Racism & Anti-Oppression Officer Health & Safety Officer Health & Safety Officer
Equity, Anti-Racism & Anti-Oppression Officer Equity, Anti-Racism & Anti-Oppression Officer
CPAC Representative 4 Members at Large
Educational Services Representative
*red denotes release position
Recognizing Members and Awards
Throughout the evening presentation of various awards, plaques, or distinctions are given to members who have made significant contributions in various areas. Any member of OSSTF District 26 can be nominated for these local and provincial awards or plaques, as described below.
To nominate a colleague for any of the awards, plaques or distinctions, please email tanya.crosbie@d26.osstf.ca with the name and the award/plaque/distinction the member is to be considered. Also provide your rationale/reference as to why this member is deserving of the award/plaque/distinction. Nominations close on April 1.
The TBU Branch Representative Award was first awarded at the 2000 AGM, to recognize outstanding performance by our on-site Federation representatives and stewards. They are the shock troops and the triage of the Federation, dealing with questions and crises, sometimes outrageous amounts of paperwork, and communication and recruitment: all of this while still doing their normal workload with students. This is awarded to one of our serving Stewards or Area Representatives who reflect the following criteria: demonstrates a personal commitment to education, represents members effectively, informs members effectively of local, district and provincial business, and is proactive in defending the interests of the membership.
The Gordie Award is presented annually in memory of Gord Higgins and Gord Mallette. Both of these members were long serving federation activists in the old District 21, Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Board. Gord Higgins was the first president of the new District 21 in 1968 and a Chief Negotiator. Gord Mallette is remembered as an indomitable Chief Negotiator, who passed away while on Federation business. This award is presented to a member for their outstanding contribution to the District.
The Marjorie Laphen Award is presented annually in memory of Marjorie Laphen, a history teacher at Smith Falls District Collegiate Institute. Her husband was a Federation and community activist. They were both active in the community, trying to provide a sound foundation for youth through church and other social organizations. Her husband instituted this award to honour her memory, but it is also a tribute to them both. This award is presented to a member for their invaluable contribution to the teaching profession and outstanding service to the community.
The Rhonda Kimberley-Young Award is presented annually in recognition of a District 26 member's contributions and accomplishments. Rhonda Kimberley-Young was an active federation member in the old Lanark District 42, in Upper Canada District 26 and at a Provincial level. Her many achievements include serving as CBC Chief Negotiator, District Officer, Provincial Executive Officer, Vice President and President of OSSTF. Rhonda's primary focus has always been to maintain and to improve the delivery and quality of education within the District and the Province. An advocate for all education workers, Rhonda has led initiatives to improve their working conditions. She has left an indelible mark on the Federation. This award is presented to a member who has demonstrated the qualities of fairness and enthusiasm in local federation leadership. He/she has been a motivator of other federation members and has applied the highest level of ethics to all their initiatives.
The District 26 New Member Award is to be presented at the Annual General Meeting to a new member of District 26 (0-5 years) in recognition of their service to OSSTF.
A Volunteer Recognition Plaque recognizes a member who has, during the span of their teaching/working career, volunteered their time to OSSTF and to the service of members, by being active on branch executives, local executives and/or local OSSTF Committees.
A provincial Award of Merit is conferred by the Provincial Executive upon a member, who, in the opinion of a provincial district executive or the Provincial Executive, has rendered meritorious and outstanding service to the OSSTF at the provincial district/bargaining unit level, or at both the provincial district/bargaining unit and provincial levels.
OSSTF District 26 Inclusive Educator Award is presented annually to an OSSTF member who has made significant contributions to making Upper Canada schools an inclusive environment.
Bylaw 2.1.4 enables the Provincial Executive to confer Honorary Membership: Honorary Members shall include members who have retired and on whom Honorary Membership has been conferred by the Provincial Executive on the recommendation of a district/bargaining unit. Memberships are awarded on request from the district/bargaining unit to retiring members who have at least fifteen years of continuous membership in the Federation, an active interest in its affairs.
See our Past Award Winners!
Related Attachments
District AGM 2022 Minutes (unapproved) - May 5 2022 minutes-unapproved-d26-agm-2022-may-5-2022.pdf | 817.9KB
TBU AGM Minutes (unapproved) - May 5 2022 minutes-unapproved-tbu-agm-may-5-2022.pdf | 541.7KB
OTBU AGM Minutes (unapproved) - May 5 2022 minutes-unapproved-otbu-agm-may-5-2022.pdf | 464.8KB
PSSP AGM Minutes (unapproved) - May 5 2022 minutes-unapproved-pssp-agm-may-5-2022.pdf | 457.5KB
TBU AGM May 5 2021 Agenda Working Minutes Updated tbu-agm-may-5-2021-agenda-working-minutes-updated.pdf | 575.3KB
Appendix A - TBU AGM Oct 21 2020 Minutes appendix-tbu-agm-oct-21-2020-minutes.pdf | 1164.4KB
OTBU May 4 2021 Agenda Working Minutes otbu-may-4-2021-agenda-working-minutes.pdf | 334.8KB
PSSP AGM May 4 2021 Agenda Working Minutes pssp-agm-may-4-2021-agenda-working-minutes.pdf | 448.9KB
D26 AGM 2021 May 6 2021 Agenda Working Minutes Updated d26-agm-2021-may-6-2021-agenda-working-minutes-updated.pdf | 804.2KB
Appendix A - District AGM Minutes May 9 - 2019 appendix-district-agm-minutes-may-9-2019.pdf | 899.9KB
Appendix B - District AGM Oct 21 2020 Minutes appendix-b-district-agm-oct-21-2020-minutes.pdf | 813.5KB
SRC Report for AGM src-report-for-agm.pdf | 248.5KB


Anthony Trollopes classic novel from 1879 follows the trials of Fred Neville, a lieutenant in the cavalry and heir to the earldom of Scroope, who is caught up in scandal when he seduces Kate OHara, a poor, beautiful Irish girl.
North and South is a novel by Elizabeth Gaskell, first published in book form in 1855 originally appeared as a twenty-two-part weekly serial from September 1854 through January 1855 in the magazine Household Words, edited by Charles Dickens. The title indicates a major theme of the book: the contrast between the way of life in the industrial north of England and the wealthier south, although it was only under pressure from her publishers that Gaskell changed the title from its original, Margaret Hale.
The book is a social novel that tries to show the industrial North and its conflicts in the mid-19th century as seen by an outsider, a socially sensitive lady from the South. The heroine of the story, Margaret Hale, is the daughter of a Nonconformist minister who moves to the fictional industrial town of Milton after leaving the Church of England. The town is modeled after Manchester, where Gaskell lived as the wife of a Unitarian minister. Gaskell herself worked among the poor and . . .
The Rainbow is a 1915 novel by British author D. H. Lawrence. It follows three generations of the Brangwen family, particularly focusing on the sexual dynamics of, and relations between, the characters. Lawrence's frank treatment of sexual desire and the power plays within relationships as a natural and even spiritual force of life, though perhaps tame by modern standards, caused The Rainbow to be prosecuted in an obscenity trial in late 1915, as a result of which all copies were seized and burnt. After this ban it was unavailable in Britain for 11 years, although editions were available in the USA. The Rainbow was followed by a sequel in 1920, Women in Love. Although Lawrence conceived of the two novels as one, considering the titles The Sisters and The Wedding Ring for the work, they were published as two separate novels at the urging of his publisher. However, after the negative public reception of The Rainbow, Lawrence's publisher opted out of publishing the sequel. This is . . .
Une édition de référence de Le Rouge et le Noir de Stendhal, spécialement conçue pour la lecture sur les supports numériques. « Madame de Rênal s'appuya sur son bras, et avec tant d'abandon que sa joue sentit la chaleur de celle de Julien.Les nuits de ces deux êtres furent bien différentes. Madame de Rênal était exaltée par les transports de la volupté morale la plus élevée. Une jeune fille coquette qui aime de bonne heure s'accoutume au trouble de l'amour ; quand elle arrive à l'âge de la vraie passion, le charme de la nouveauté manque. Comme madame de Rênal n'avait jamais lu de romans, toutes les nuances de son bonheur étaient neuves pour elle. Aucune triste vérité ne venait la glacer, pas même le spectre de l'avenir. Elle se vit aussi heureuse dans dix ans qu'elle l'était en ce moment. L'idée même de la vertu et de la fidélité jurée à M. de Rênal, qui l'avait agitée quelques jours auparavant, se présenta en vain, on la renvoya comme un hôte importun. Jamais je n'accorderai . . .
La Princesse de Cleves is a French novel, regarded by many as one of the first European novels, and a classic of its era. Its author is most often held to be Madame de La Fayette.
Published anonymously in March 1678, and set a century earlier in the royal court of Henry II of France, it recreates that era with remarkable precision. Nearly every character – except the heroine – is a historic figure. Events and intrigues unfold with great faithfulness to documentary record.
has become one of the most widely read and influential books ever written. It reveals the astounding range, subtlety, artistry, and depth of a true original, Leo Tolstoy, author of and countless other literary masterpieces. Published in hundreds of editions and translated into virtually every modern language, it has not been out of print since 1877.


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Interview: Say Allo Founder Talks Video Dating and Montreal Expansion
Written by Scott Harvey
Say Allo is a startup relationship app for serious singles, co-founded by entrepreneur Zackary Lewis and Dr Brian Shaw, one of the pioneers of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
It has numerous features that were specially designed to create stronger connections and keep members safe. Video chat, a key part of the offering, enables users can see whether they are compatible while making sure they are not being catfished.
Lewis recently explained the journey of his innovative dating platform during a presentation at the GDI London Conference in September.
GDI caught up with him two months on to find out more about Say Allo's upcoming launch in Montreal, and how the marketing materials needed to be tweaked to move into a new country.
Read the full interview below:
When we spoke around five months ago, the app was just beginning to go live in select cities around the US. What has your journey been like since then?
ZL: "As a startup, our journey is just beginning as we get the word out about Say Allo to educate the market on who we are, our differences and what makes our app unique. This is no small effort, as there's a multitude of great and not-so-great apps on the marketplace, which can be overwhelming for the user. We've embraced this challenge to find new and interesting ways to market ourselves, and specifically in the US – teach people how to say 'allo' which has been a lot of fun!"
Ahead of your upcoming Montreal launch, what challenges have you faced to prepare for this new market opportunity?
ZL: "Montreal is great city that is represented by a diverse mix of people that remain steadfast to their French cultural roots. With English being the second most popular language spoken throughout the province, localizing our app for French Canadian speakers was our first challenge. Our second challenge was a realization from our Montreal team that the marketing message that worked for us in the US wouldn't translate well into French. Adapting our messaging was an important obstacle to overcome to ensure that we connect with this unique market before we can make connections through Say Allo!"
You've also made a number of product improvements. How different is the messenger interface following the changes?
ZL: "Over the last six months, our team has overhauled Say Allo to make the experience of matching and communicating inside the app more engaging. This started with an intense look at how people communicate inside the app before making the decision to connect in real life. We found that flirting through a messaging tool includes the ability to show personality not just through words alone, but also through animated emojis, Gifs and stickers, which are all now standard features. We also wanted to make messaging a conduit to safely and responsibly meet-up through video inside of Say Allo, which is now an available feature inside of our messaging application."
Video is also becoming a bigger part of your offering. What was the thought process behind adding in that functionality?
ZL: "Say Allo is all about forming compatible connections. We do this in part by providing a continuous learning algorithm that was codeveloped by an original inventor of Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dr. Brian Shaw, PhD. Through our algorithm, we are able to predict levels of compatibility based on user-provided data. Data aside, we know that an important part of compatibility is being able to see someone face-to-face. Meeting through video is an important feature for Say Allo, as we want people to safely connect inside of our app to 'see' if there's a spark before making the decision to meet in real life. This is proving to be a valuable and time saving tool for people interested in making real connections!"
What do the next 6 months look like at Say Allo? What about the next 3 years?
ZL: "There's an interesting statistic offered through a recent Pew Research Study that indicates a large majority of people who connect through dating apps never actually meet in person. We have a sincere desire to change this statistic. Our roadmap is focused on expanding our video offering, along with localizing our app for new markets to get people saying "allo" – or hello, in any language around the world. We want to invest heavily in video and new features that enhance communication, with an end-goal of moving people off of Say Allo and onto making meaningful, and more importantly, compatible real-life connections!"
Visit the Say Allo website here.
Author Scott Harvey
Scott is the Editor of Global Dating Insights. Raised in Dorset, he holds a BA from The University of Nottingham and an MSc from Lund University School of Economics and Management. Previously he has written about politics, economics and technology for various online publications.


The Pythagorean theorem can be proven in many different ways. In this article we will show you one of these proofs of Pythagoras.
The theorem states that in a right triangle the square on the hypotenuse equals to the sum of the squares on the two legs.
This proof is a bit like a puzzle where we use a square with a lot of right triangles.
And we are done with the proof! By using this geometric "puzzle" we have proven that the square $c$ equals the sum of the square of the two legs $a$ and $b$.


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Our 2019 Spring Barn Sale Date has been set and we are so excited for May 11th to get here!
We look forward to seeing so many familiar faces and also welcoming many newcomers through the gate this spring.
If it is your first time attending here is a brief run down of what you can expect!
The Broken Oak is located just outside of Rolla, Missouri on a small 45 acre farm. Each spring and fall owners, Cameron and Alyssa Schweiss open their barn and surrounding pastures to thousands of shoppers from across the state.
With nearly 50 vendors showcasing handmade items, re purposed furniture, chippy vintage finds, rusty junk and much more shoppers are sure to find something during the market!
It is a farm. Please plan ahead by wearing comfortable shoes. We recommend comfortable tennis shoes or even boots.
Come early! If you want the very best selection you will want to be one of the first through the gate on May 11th. The Market begins at 9:00 am and will last until 3:00 pm.
Bring cash. A lot of our vendors are set up to take credit and debit cards, but there are a few who are cash only and it is a bit of a drive to get back to town for more cash.
RAIN OR SHINE! The Broken Oak is a rain or shine event. In the spring the ground can be a bit soggier so we recommend 4 wheel drive.
Bring a wagon! A wagon is the best way to tote your finds the day of a sale. Sometimes shoppers even bring two!
Handicap parking. At the Broken Oak we work really hard to accommodate our attendees as much as possible. If someone needs handicap parking we work to get them as close as possible, but occasionally soggy fields can prevent us from getting shoppers right to the gate. Once through the gate there is still a lot of walking and standing so please prepare accordingly.
Admission is $5.00 at the gate the day of the sale and $4.00 in advance. We will be announcing when tickets go on sale soon and how you can pre purchase you ticket.
Bring your smile! The Broken Oak was born out a heart for loving others and hospitality!
Here are more photos of the 2018 Fall Market to give you a better idea of what to expect!


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Lily Vincent, née le  à Schaerbeek et morte le  à La Hulpe, est une chanteuse populaire belge.

Biographie
Lily Vincent est le nom de scène de Liliane De Smedt.

Sa carrière est véritablement lancée en 1953 quand elle est lauréate d'un concours de chant sur Radio Luxembourg. L'année suivante elle termine deuxième au concours de chant "les étoiles chantent".

Lili Vincent enregistre son premier disque vinyle (45 tours) en 1956 chez RCA. Contemporaine de Sacha Distel, de Gilbert Bécaud et de Luis Mariano, elle a souvent accompagné ces artistes en tournée. Ses dernières apparitions à l'écran sont à l'émission de Pascal Sevran.

Elle est citoyenne d'honneur de la commune de La Hulpe.

Même si la plupart de ses succès sont des reprises de chansons françaises, elle présente aussi des compositions personnelles.

Elle est décédée à l'âge de 83 ans.

Honneurs
 Officier de l'ordre de Léopold II (2003)
 Citoyenne d'honneur de La Hulpe

Références

Chanteuse belge d'expression française
Naissance en mai 1926
Naissance à Schaerbeek
Décès à La Hulpe
Décès en juillet 2009
Décès à 83 ans
Officier de l'ordre de Léopold II
Décoré en Belgique pour mérite culturel

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Kew Tenant Profile: Susan Norget Helps Clients Make Their Mark on the Modern Film Industry
From its fifth-floor suite at 1133 Broadway, Susan Norget Film Promotion has had a hand in marketing and promoting some of the most notable and important films of our time. In fact, it's safe to say that America's familiarity with critically-acclaimed films like Blue Is the Warmest Color, American Honey, Searching for Sugarman, March of the Penguins, Melancholia and a host of others can be attributed—at least in part—to Susan Norget and her team.
Working mainly in the art house, foreign language, and documentary categories, Norget has promoted films for acclaimed documentary filmmakers such as Werner Herzog and Joshua Oppenheimer as well as known narrative writer/directors like Terrence Malick and Lars Von Trier, among many others. She has also seen films she promoted garner nearly two dozen Oscar nominations (winning four), six Golden Globe nominations (winning two), a dozen documentary Emmy nominations and awards, and dozens of film festival awards at Sundance and Cannes. One of her more recent projects, the Japanese film Shoplifters, won the prestigious Palme d'Or in Cannes and has been nominated this year for an Oscar in the Best Foreign Language Film category.
Susan didn't purposefully set out for a career in film promotion, but rather landed there naturally as a result of her strengths and interests.
"I studied film for many years," she says, "but like a lot of people, I wasn't sure what I was going to do with it. I really love talking about film, I love watching films, I love international film. . . A four-year stint with the Toronto International Film Festival prepared me for my current career track. I was often organizing screenings of the independent filmmakers work and trying to get the word out. And really what I do now isn't so fundamentally different: it's really about getting the word out."
When she first founded Susan Norget Film Promotion as a boutique publicity and marketing agency, she primarily focused her interest on art house and foreign language films, and eventually documentary.
I think there was a period when documentaries were thought of, particularly by the broader public, as sort of "worthy," like good medicine. They were educational, but they were never thought about as entertainment, being moving, or an emotional experience. A lot of Hollywood films seem cookie cutter, and "well, we've seen that story before," I believe that documentary storytelling can really be some of the very best original storytelling."
"Documentary has really hit a boom time mostly in the last 10 years," Susan says. "I worked on a film called March of the Penguins many years ago, which was then a real anomaly in terms of big box office films because big box office and documentary didn't go together. People like Michael Moore were able to kind of break through. Films came out that started opening people's eyes a bit more, and in turn, because some of them were box office successes, it also made distributors more open. Some distributors that hadn't even picked up a documentary film ten years ago suddenly realized there is an audience for them."
Her Work Today
Nowadays, Susan's firm handles promotion and publicity for a significant number of films each year, with a team ranging between two and four people, depending on the time of year and the work load.
Susan says. "I'm mostly doing the marketing side for filmmakers who don't yet have distribution for their films. Once a film is picked up for distribution, then the distributing firm takes over the marketing of the film, whether it be posters, websites or the social media side of things. So, I often come in very early and work closely with filmmakers in terms of positioning the film: thinking about who the potential audience is, how best to get the message across, and what each individual film's strengths and challenges are. Then, I come up with great stills, posters, websites, broadcast clips, grassroots outreach and other fun marketing ideas—in a nutshell, I establish the profile of the film."
Susan finds a special satisfaction in helping guide first-time filmmakers through the promotion process. "What's incredibly gratifying is when you start with a film at its first film festival, whether it's Sundance, or Cannes, or Toronto. Maybe it's a first film or it's just the first time a filmmaker has ever even been to a film festival, and you really feel like you're helping guide the way. So much of what I'm doing is really familiarizing the filmmakers with the independent film landscape, what they should expect of a film festival, encouraging them to do certain things, to participate in certain things, preparing them for Q & A's, and for interviews with the press. A lot of it is like coaching."
Changes in the Industry
Like so many other industries, Susan says the digital age has had a profound effect on the modern film industry, particularly when it comes to streaming media services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon.
"I would say it's more challenging than ever for foreign language films at the box office these days," she says. "I've noticed certainly in the last five years that it's been much tougher. The films that break $1 million, for instance, which is a magic number in the foreign language and international film market, are very rare. It used to happen more often. I think there are a number of reasons, but certainly the fact that we do have so many more choices now, and that people are choosing to see more films at home play into this. That's something that can be a little frustrating."
Susan also sees the rise of social media as a mixed bag when it comes to how films are discovered, reviewed and curated today.
"On one hand, I do love the sort of democratization of it," she says. "So many people have blogs and Twitter accounts, and they just want to express themselves. I love the fact that there's just so much more dialogue online about film. It changes my approach to marketing because of social media and the idea of influencers. Setting up a social media campaign and working with various digital assets that you premiere at different times—whether it's a little clip or it's a trailer—are very important because so many people are on their devices just scrolling around film and entertainment sites.
"At the same time, film criticism as a viable profession is a real question mark these days in terms of a profession in which people can support themselves . . . where there once was a staff of three film writers, now there is maybe only one. This is true for websites, magazines, and papers. It's obviously even more challenging for print media. They're downsizing, and with many more films being released,—both in theaters and through streaming—these people are overwhelmed. Also, there's much more pressure by the publishers or the "money people" in terms of page views. You know, you're more likely to get a click if it's a film that's starring somebody big, or has a trendy topic. I feel economics is playing a larger role— and one outside my control to a large extent.
"That has changed my work in that I know they can only review so many films a week; so the foreign language films or those real special documentaries aren't being reviewed to the same extent they once were. There's less room for critical discovery, and, as a filmgoer, that makes me a bit sad. I appreciate the greater diversity of choices, in terms of how you see films, but as someone who deals with the media on a regular basis, it's that much harder. I love a challenge, but sometimes you feel you're working hard for diminishing press coverage."
However, not all the news is bad from Susan's perspective. "I think it's wonderful that through digital platforms more people than ever have access to a lot of specialty films," she says. "So, whether you're living in Salt Lake City or Cleveland, or somewhere in Alaska, now you can see these films. New Yorkers are spoiled. We can go to the Film Forum, Metrograph, or New York Film Festival—there are so many different film festivals in NYC. However, in the past, if you were living in a smaller city or in an area that didn't have an 'art house' cinema, you were able to see only mainstream films. The fact that many more people can see these films on digital platforms is a wonderful thing."
Susan has some diverse projects on the horizon. She is about to do an Icelandic comedy in early March. A week after that, she is working on an Iranian film by one of the great international filmmakers, Jafar Panahi. She says, "It's a really broad cross-section of films that represent foreign language, what you'd call sort of Auteur Cinema, as well as a lot of really great documentaries. One documentary that's going to be world premiered at Sundance and is coming out at the end of March in theaters is a documentary about Steve Bannon, which we hope people will be talking about."
"I take on these films because I love them. But it is also incredibly gratifying to know that you first worked with this filmmaker for the world premiere of the film at one of the many festivals, and then a year later, it's nominated for an Oscar. Whoa! And, you know, there have been a number of awards, a number of film festivals and a theatrical release, and so on in between, and great reviews, standing ovations, and so on. There's something about being part of that journey that's incredibly rewarding, and that has happened with any number of films that I've been connected to.
Speaking of New York…
In moving from Canada, why did Susan wind up in New York to establish her film promotion firm, as opposed to Los Angeles? For Susan, it has as much to do with the New York vibe as the types of films she gravitates toward.
"It just happened to be a great place for my profession,' she says. "It also just makes sense for so many reasons, not just because I love the city, but because of the distributors and filmmakers who are based in New York. While there's certainly an independent community and independent distributors in L.A., there's much more of an independent film industry here. It also makes much more sense as a sort of through-way for international film and filmmakers, whether it's just about the distributors or the film festivals that are based here."
Why set up shop in NoMad—and specifically, why the St. James Building? "I have a lot of clients and friends who work in the neighborhood," Susan says. "I live in the West Village, so it's nice that I can often walk to and from work. NoMad has a nice hustle-bustle too and great restaurants nearby. It's also a nice midpoint between my home in the West Village and a lot of the places I need to go for work, such as the Film Society of Lincoln Center or MoMA, for meetings . . . it's really well situated.
"As far as the building goes, I looked at a number of other places, but I liked the "vibe" as it were. I liked the fact that it was an older building that had character. The other thing I like about the building, and the neighborhood too, is that it is very 'New York-y.' I like the fact that it's a nice mishmash of people from all different industries, and especially creatives."
Susan Norget Film Promotion
www.norget.com


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Eco-Conscious Monkey Does Not Monkey Around With Finite Resources
By Melissa Locker
August 7, 2019 11:56 AM EDT
A clever monkey has mastered one of the easiest ways to help conserve some of the planet's finite resources and its message is going viral after being captured on TikTok.
In the video, a monkey is seen drinking water from a tap, which is already a very smart move, but when its done rehydrating, it does something that can help save gallons of water—it switches off the tap. That simple act is earning the monkey high praise online and while the Nobel Prize committee acts in secret, hopefully someone has sent them the video.
Per to India Today, the video was shared on Twitter by India's former Chief Election Commissioner, Dr. S.Y. Quraishi who captioned the video, "What a beautiful message for humans." The video and the little monkey's eco-conscious act went viral from there as people realized that they and other humans could learn a lot from the little critter.
Another tweet of the video posted earlier says: "And that's how you conserve water! Close the tap after use and make sure it does not drip! #WaterConservation."
"Monkeys are more sensible and responsible than human," wrote one Twitter user. "Monkeys showing us the way!" wrote another. "Beautiful to watch!" says a third.
The monkey's message of conservation, even if it was accidental, is an important one. As TIME reported last year, India is in "a sustained water crisis" due to a combination of climate change, high demand, and "mismanaged water resources." The country is not alone as a global water crisis grows and access to clean drinking water is still unreachable for some, perhaps this little monkey can be a role model for humans.
Fascinating Photo Captures Sea Lion Inside the Mouth of a Humpback Whale


GQ publishes an article critical of fired Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who tried to parlay his connections to the President after his June 2016 dismissal into a lucrative lobbying business that includes a health IT connection.
Among the clients Lewandoski recruited was Flow Health (the former GroupMD), which hired Lewandowski's firm in December 2016 to pressure the VA to reconsider its termination of Flow Health's contract for AI-powered patient care systems.
GQ reports that Lewandowski's partner (who managed Ben Carson's presidential campaign) told Flow Health CEO Alex Meshkin that the lobbying firm could reverse the VA's decision because he and Lewandowski were personally vetting Trump's picks for VA secretary. He also promised that the firm would allow Flow Health's CEO to submit a list of his preferred choices for role of VA CIO, overseer of the Flow Health decision.
The article says that Flow Health proposed an apparently illegal payment schedule of a flat payment of $250,000 if the VA reversed its decision by February 17 and $100,000 if it took an extra week, later amended to reword the payments as severance fees. None of that mattered, as it turned out, because Trump chose as VA secretary David Shulkin, who had co-written the letter that dismissed Flow Health in the first place.
GQ says Lewandowski then proposed that Flow Health do an end-run around the VA by either appealing to Trump directly or by using Lewandowski's appearance on the Sean Hannity talk show to trash Shulkin in hopes of getting him fired.
Lewandowski quit the firm – for which he was serving as an unregistered lobbyist — two weeks ago after widespread questions about his efforts to sell access to the President, which he calls "fake news" and for which he blames his former partner. Flow Health's VA contract remains terminated.
Googling "Alex Meshkin" turns up a fascinating Bloomberg story from 2005 about the then-24-year-old's questionable background as he formed a Nascar racing team that quickly failed.
From Second Responder: "Re: anniversary date. Isn't HIStalk's anniversary coming up soon? I remember it's late spring." I started writing HIStalk in June 2003, although I don't recall the exact date.
From Judith R. Lin-Miranda: "Re: video. It's now a common practice for new Epic customers to introduce themselves. Mary Washington Health Care just set the standard by which all others will be judged."The elaborate video is indeed well done, including taking some digs at Siemens/Cerner Soarian that was "cobbled together" as they were "working with a third of what Soarian promised." The video even lobs some shots at Epic's high cost. President and CEO Mike McDermott, MD, MBA did an amazing job in the lead role. It's better than anything ZDoggMD has done. I would give it my "Best Picture" award if I had one.
From Gory Details: "Re: press release. Here's ours, which you probably won't mention since we aren't an HIStalk sponsor." Not true. I mention every press release that I think is newsworthy to my C-level audience, which typically includes all sales and go-lives that: (a) involve a vendor, client, and event that are all significant; (b) would interest readers who don't follow the company; and (c) contain a link to a timely press release that is well enough written that I can quickly figure out what it's trying to say. Otherwise, readers outside the company usually aren't interested in fluff pieces about partnerships, self-proclaimed market momentum, and minor personnel and funding events and I'll nearly always skip those. I've learned over the years that every company executive thinks all of their announcements are anxiously awaited, which is nearly always not the case. Do something newsworthy and you'll see it on this page.
I've noticed a recent sneaky practice of call centers (both inbound and outbound) that place you on hold, but play pre-recorded keyboard clicking sounds so you think a human is on the line.
A reader offers a third punk band whose singer has a PhD (in addition to those I named, Bad Religion and The Offspring): The Descendents, which has been a major influence to untold bands that aren't even punk for its 40 years of existence. Milo Aukerman left the band to complete his PhD in biology at UCSD and conducted post-doctoral research in biochemistry at UW-Madison. His nerdy caricature is the band's mascot, rolled out in 1982 for the album "Milo Goes to College" that noted his temporary departure. Beyond all that academic talk, there's a new hard-rocking album from Seether that's worth a listen.
I asked John Gomez to put together a WannaCry malware webinar with only hours of lead time because his presentations are always outstanding and informative. This one he did Tuesday afternoon is no exception. I was attentive for the whole thing, which isn't usual for me since I have a short attention span. Thanks to John for agreeing to help get information out quickly.
Wisconsin startup IDAvatars, which develops healthcare avatars powered by IBM Watson, opens a funding round in hopes of raising $2 million.
Premise Health will implement Epic in its 500 work site health and wellness centers. It apparently replaces Greenway Health.
University of Miami Health System (FL) chooses Kyruus Provider Match and KyruusOne to connect patients with providers based on their clinical needs and preferences.
The Commonwealth of Virginia and Bayview Physicians Group will integrate Appriss Health's prescription drug monitoring program analytics software into provider EHR workflow.
Mark Costanza (Nordic) joins Spok as SVP of professional services.
Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center (TX) goes live with a digital wayfinding app powered by Connexient's MediNav.
National Decision Support Company adds appropriate use criteria for pediatric imaging to its ACR Select product.
CPSI's TruBridge subsidiary announces its business intelligence dashboard at the company's user conference.
Social media outcry pressures Miss USA to walk back her comments from the Q&A portion of the competition in which she stated that healthcare is a privilege rather than a right, unconvincingly explaining that what she really meant is that she is "privileged" to have healthcare, but regardless, it's a "right" for all.
Missouri's lost its chance to stop being the only state that doesn't have a doctor-shopper prescription database as legislation to authorize it failed Friday after the Senate added a mandatory prescriber participation clause, which was opposed by the state medical association.
HHS says in a ransomware update call that several medical devices have been infected with the WannaCry virus, but otherwise the US healthcare system seems mostly unaffected for now. Several hospitals around the world reported that they were attacked. Northwell Health (NY) initiated its incident command system Friday morning and patched 200 computers that were behind on Microsoft security updates.
In England, a leaked February letter from National Data Guardian Dame Fiona Caldicott to Royal Free Hospital's medical director says the hospital should not have turned over the detailed records of 1.6 million patients to Google DeepMind for testing of its Streams application, saying it was not appropriate to send Google the information without patient permission since it was not related to their care.
Rutland Regional Medical Center (VT) becomes the latest in a long string of hospitals that have exposed patient information by sending a bulk email to patients using CC: instead of BCC:.
Marcus Hutchins — the 22-year-old security researcher who interrupted his vacation to stop the global spread of the WannaCry virus by discovering and activating its kill switch before it hit US hospitals – is awarded a $10,000 hacker's bounty that he will donate to charities. He works from a spare bedroom in his house in England for US-based Kryptos Logic.
Wired runs a lengthy piece describing the last creation of Steve Jobs, Apple's $5 billion, 2.8 million square foot mother ship campus.
A graphic, moving blog post by ED physician Kristen Ott, MD explains that medical professionals use profane language outside of public spaces because they have to deal with the aftereffects of unspeakable atrocities that can't really be described politely.
This should ring the cash registers of pharma lobbyists: three members of Congress introduce the Fair Drug Pricing Act, which would require drug companies to provide detailed cost and price records to HHS before increasing an expensive drug's price more than 10 percent in one year or 25 percent over three years.
Loss of control with extensive hospital call time and new physician-directed policies written by people who don't see patients.
The impersonality of computer-assigned work, pressure to beat the timer that says tonsillectomies should take no more than 14 minutes of surgeon time, overbooked clinics, and never-ending telephone calls, all of which leave no time to reflect about life with colleagues or to spend time with friends and family. Doctors who ask for emotional support can be placed on restriction or labeled as underperforming.
Arcadia Healthcare Solutions will speak at the HFMA Region 1 annual conference May 23 in Uncasville, CT.
CapsuleTech will exhibit at the National Teaching Institute & Critical Care Exposition May 21-25 in Houston.
Besler Consulting will exhibit at the HFMA Region 1 annual conference May 23 in Uncasville, CT.
CoverMyMeds will exhibit at the QS/1 Customer Conference May 17-19 in Atlanta.
CTG announces expanded portfolio management and help desk services in its Application Advantage program.
Cumberland Consulting Group will sponsor the ASO Opportunities Value Visit May 17-19 in Chicago.
Impact Advisors VP Lydon Neumann is named one of Consulting Magazine's Top 25 Consultants of 2017.
The local business paper profiles Diameter Health and its ties to Connecticut Innovations.
For some reason I suspected that might happen, so I made an MP4 copy before publishing today's post. Do you suppose it's legal for me to upload it to my own YouTube channel? Because it is really good even if they don't want anyone else to see it (it was published as unlisted originally, but a reader sent me the link).
They probably slighted a certain EHR company and the lawyers took exception to such honesty. Just a guess.
I would guess it is a "legal" thing in the sense that it was out side the bounds of "contractual use rights".
RE: MonHealth rant: Can you say condescension? I knew you could. As we say in WV: You ain't from around here, are you boy?
What's with the zero-value-add disparaging remark anout Mon Health's abbreviated name?
You would never charge the Univ of Pennsylvania of 'dumbing down' their name to Penn Health – they're an ivy league AMC so their abbreviation must be smart marketing, right? Mon Health is in Appalachia, so their abbreviation must be a result of everyone nearby being too dumb to pronounce the full name. Or maybe they don't have enough teeth to sound it out.
Try elevaying the public discourse, not adding fuel to the dumpster fire.
I've been an equal opportunity name-sneerer for those that ditched a traditional, perfectly workable and historic name in seeking the trendy: Northwell and Integra (meaningless), Mercy (overly shortened to the point of creating confusion), and NewYork-Presbyterian (incorrectly conjoined). Then there's the recently renamed Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Hurst-Euless-Bedford, maybe the longest hospital name in the country. And in informal usage, there's University of Kansas Medical Center, which somehow arrives at KUMC as its self-assigned illogical initialism.
I remember our hospital marketing people leading us through a series of questionably useful name changes even though the primary name didn't change — from "Hospital" to "Medical Center" to "Regional Medical Center" to "Health System" and now the trendy and largely incorrect "Health" (since health systems influence only a tiny percentage of health). I'm not sure any of that expensive sign-remaking and advertising really accomplished a whole lot except to justify the existence of those who recommended it.
Mr. H, I hope you'll decide to publish the Mary Washington Health Care video. I don't see any legality concerns. If someone had sent you an internal memo of interest to the community, I think you would publish it. I think this is about in the same vain. You're a transparency seeker… and one of the few who hopes to advance out field regardless of its many (sometimes twisted) agendas. Please publish.


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and they are all taking too much horizontal space. apart from giving me error messsages with "\hbox too full...", it also looks bad. Is there a way to solve this? either making the equation less spaced or "moving" the equations backwards, so they are more centered?

A: I suggest multline for the first two equations and split for the last one (not using a long fraction line).
I also suggest not to interchange the role of * in the definition of \abs: \left and \right should be added only when they're really necessary.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath,mathtools}

\DeclarePairedDelimiter\abs{\lvert}{\rvert}

\begin{document}

\begin{multline}
\abs*{\left(\frac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b})}{2}\right)}^2 \\
  + \abs*{\left(\frac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b})}{2i}\right)}^2 = 1
\end{multline}

\begin{multline}
\left(\frac{\abs{\cos{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b})}}{\abs{2}}\right)^2 \\
  + \left(\frac{\abs{\cos{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b})}}{\abs{2i}}\right)^2 = 1
\end{multline}

\begin{equation}
\begin{split}
\frac{1}{4}\bigl(&\cos^2{a}(e^{-2b}+2+e^{2b}) + \sin^2{a}(e^{-2b}-2+e^{2b})\\
 & +\cos^2{a}(e^{-2b}-2+e^{2b}) +\sin^2{a}(e^{-2b}+2+e^{2b})\bigr) = 1
\end{split}
\end{equation}

\end{document}

If the three equations are to be printed together, just one display should be used:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath,mathtools}

\DeclarePairedDelimiter\abs{\lvert}{\rvert}

\begin{document}

\begin{align}
&\begin{multlined}[b]
\abs*{\left(\frac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b})}{2}\right)}^2 \\
  + \abs*{\left(\frac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b})}{2i}\right)}^2 = 1
\end{multlined}
\\[2ex]
&\begin{multlined}[b]
\left(\frac{\abs{\cos{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b})}}{\abs{2}}\right)^2 \\
  + \left(\frac{\abs{\cos{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b})}}{\abs{2i}}\right)^2 = 1
\end{multlined}
\\[2ex]
&\begin{multlined}[b]
\frac{1}{4}\bigl(\cos^2{a}(e^{-2b}+2+e^{2b}) + \sin^2{a}(e^{-2b}-2+e^{2b})\\
  +\cos^2{a}(e^{-2b}-2+e^{2b}) +\sin^2{a}(e^{-2b}+2+e^{2b})\bigr) = 1
\end{multlined}
\end{align}

\end{document}

A: This is not answering your question directly, though it may solve your problem.
Assuming this is some kind of school exercise, where it is important to show how you achieve some kind of simplified algebraic expression, I'm tempted to shorten the entire equation problem:
\documentclass[a4,12pt,norsk]{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{babel, amsmath, pgfplots, amsfonts, mathtools}
\usepackage{geometry}

\DeclarePairedDelimiter\abs{\lvert}{\rvert}%
\DeclarePairedDelimiter\norm{\lVert}{\rVert}%

\makeatletter
\let\oldabs\abs
\def\abs{\@ifstar{\oldabs}{\oldabs*}}

\let\oldnorm\norm
\def\norm{\@ifstar{\oldnorm}{\oldnorm*}}
\makeatother

\begin{document}

\begin{equation}
  \abs{\frac{A + B}{2}}^2 + \abs{\frac{C + D}{2i}}^2 = 1,
\end{equation}
where
\begin{subequations}
  \begin{align}
    A & = \cos{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}), \\
    B & = i\sin{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}), \\
    C & = \cos{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}), \\
    D & = i\sin{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}).
  \end{align}
\end{subequations}

Applying the following identities,
\begin{align}
  \abs{\frac{n}{m}} &= \frac{\abs{n}}{\abs{m}}, \\
  & \text{some more identities}
\end{align}

et cetera, yields the results ...
\end{document}

A: In part the same solutions with multline. I'll add the \splitfrac command from math tools for your last equation, and an example with \mfrac  (medium-sized fraction) from nccmath.
Also, if you don't use margin notes, you'll have more sensible margins just loading geometry. Note you don't have to load amsmath when you load mathtools.
\documentclass[a4,12pt,norsk]{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
\usepackage{babel, , amsfonts, mathtools, nccmath}

\DeclarePairedDelimiter\abs{\lvert}{\rvert}%
\DeclarePairedDelimiter\norm{\lVert}{\rVert}%

\begin{document}

\vspace*{0.5cm}
\begin{multline}
  \abs*{\left(\frac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b})}{2}\right)}^2\\ + \abs*{\left(\frac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b})}{2i}\right)}^2 = 1
\end{multline}

\begin{equation}
  \abs*{\left(\mfrac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b})}{2}\right)}^2 + \abs*{\left(\mfrac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b})}{2i}\right)}^2 = 1
\end{equation}

\begin{multline}
  \quad\left(\frac{\abs{\cos{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b})}}{\abs*{2}}\right)^{\!\!2} \\ + \left(\frac{\abs{\cos{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b})}}{\abs{2i}}\right)^{\!\!2} = 1\quad
\end{multline}

\begin{equation}
  \frac{\splitfrac{\cos^2{a}(e^{-2b}+2+e^{2b}) + \sin^2{a}(e^{-2b}-2+e^{2b})\qquad}{\qquad+\cos^2{a}(e^{-2b}-2+e^{2b}) +\sin^2{a}(e^{-2b}+2+e^{2b})}}{4} = 1
\end{equation}

\begin{equation}
  \abs*{\left(\mfrac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b})}{2}\right)}^2 + \abs*{\left(\mfrac{\cos{a}(e^{-b}-e^{b}) + i\sin{a}(e^{-b}+e^{b})}{2i}\right)}^2 = 1
\end{equation}

\end{document}


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Koczarki (deutsch Kotzargen, 1929 bis 1945 Eichhöhe) ist ein polnisches Dorf in der Woiwodschaft Ermland-Masuren in der Gmina Kętrzyn (Landgemeinde Rastenburg).

Geographie
Koczarki ist einer von 23 Ortsteilen der Landgemeinde Kętrzyn. Verwaltungssitz ist die gleichnamige Stadt Kętrzyn (Rastenburg), die als eigenständige Stadtgemeinde der Landgemeinde aber nicht angehört. Koczarki liegt 13 Kilometer südöstlich von Kętrzyn. Das Dorf liegt etwa 40 Kilometer südlich der Staatsgrenze Polens zur russischen Oblast Kaliningrad.

Geschichte
Ab 1874 gehörte die Landgemeinde Kotzargen und auch der Gutsbezirk Kotzargen zum Amtsbezirk Budzisken Nr. 2 und ab 1908 zum Amtsbezirk Budzisken (). 1928 wurde der Gutsbezirk Kotzargen in die Landgemeinde Kotzargen eingegliedert.

Aufgrund der Bestimmungen des Versailler Vertrags stimmte die Bevölkerung in den Volksabstimmungen in Ost- und Westpreußen am 11. Juli 1920 über die weitere staatliche Zugehörigkeit zu Ostpreußen (und damit zu Deutschland) oder den Anschluss an Polen ab. In Kotzargen stimmten 260 Einwohner für den Verbleib bei Ostpreußen, auf Polen entfielen keine Stimmen.

1929 erfolgte die Umbenennung der Landgemeinde Kotzargen in "Eichhöhe" und 1932 die Umbenennung des Amtsbezirks Budzisken in Wachau.

Weblinks
 Koczarki - historia wsi (poln.)
 Amtsbezirk Wachau; darin: Gutsbezirk Kotzargen / Kotzargen / Eichhöhe

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Kimishige Ishizaka
In this Japanese name, the family name is Ishizaka.
Kimishige "Kimi" Ishizaka (石坂 公成, Ishizaka Kimishige, 3 December 1925 – 6 July 2018) was a Japanese immunologist who, with his wife Terako Ishizaka, discovered the antibody class Immunoglobulin E (IgE) in 1966–1967.[1][2] Their work was regarded as a major breakthrough in the understanding of allergy. He was awarded the 1973 Gairdner Foundation International Award and the 2000 Japan Prize for his work in immunology.[3][4]
(1925-12-03)3 December 1925
6 July 2018(2018-07-06) (aged 92)
Yamagata, Japan
Kimi Ishizaka
Discovery of IgE
Teruko Ishizaka
Passano Award (1972)
Gairdner Foundation International Award (1973)
Asahi Prize (1973)
Japan Academy Prize (1974)
Imperial Prize of the Japan Academy (1974)
Japan Prize (2000)
Tadamitsu Kishimoto
Ishizaka obtained his medical qualifications and PhD in 1948 from the University of Tokyo. From 1953 to 1962 he headed the immunoserology division at the department of serology at the Japanese National Institute of Health. During his tenure in that position he spent two years as a research fellow at Caltech (1957–1959).[5][6]
In 1962, Ishizaka and his wife Teruko were recruited by Dr. Sam Bukantz, medical director of the Children's Asthma Research Institute and Hospital (CARIH), and moved to Denver, Colorado.[7] He assumed the post of assistant professor of microbiology at the University of Colorado Medical School, as well as chief of immunology of its associated Children's Asthma Research Institute[5] and CARIH.[8] In 1965, he was promoted to associate professor at University of Colorado Denver.[5]
While at Denver, the Ishizakas discovered the antibody class Immunoglobulin E (IgE) in 1966–1967[9][10] and its interplay with mast cells.[3] They demonstrated the IgE's critical role in mediating the release of histamine from mast cells.[2] The discovery of IgE is considered a milestone in immunology and the understanding of allergy.[2][3]
In 1970, Ishizaka was appointed as O'Neill Professor of Medicine and Microbiology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland, as well as professor of biology at the Faculty of Arts and Science.[5] From 1982 to 1986, he served as president of the Collegium International Allergologicum.[6] He was elected a foreign associate of the United States National Academy of Sciences in 1983.[11] Ishaka remained at the university until 1989,[5] when he became scientific director, and then president in 1990, of the La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology in La Jolla, California.[12]
After retiring in 1996,[13] he returned to Japan and served as honorary director of the Institute of Immunology at Yamagata University.[14]
RecognitionEdit
The Ishizakas received numerous awards for their work in allergy and immunology. In 1972, they received the Passano Foundation Award.[15] In 1973, he received the German Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize, the Takeda Medical Award, the first Scientific Achievement Award of the International Association of Allergology[5] and together received the Gairdner Foundation International Award.[15] In 1974, he received the Asahi Cultural Award, the Imperial Prize of the Japan Academy, and the Japanese Order of Culture.[5][14] In 1979, they received the Borden Award.[15] In 2000, he was awarded the 16th Japan Prize.[3][14]
Personal life and deathEdit
Ishizaka was married to Teruko Ishizaka, his partner in many of his discoveries.[15] He died of heart failure at the age of 92 on 6 July 2018 at Yamagata University Hospital in Yamagata, Yamagata.[14]
^ Ishizaka K, Ishizaka T, Hornbrook MM (1966). "Physico-chemical properties of human reaginic antibody. IV. Presence of a unique immunoglobulin as a carrier of reaginic activity". J. Immunol. 97 (1): 75–85. PMID 4162440.
^ a b c Domenico Ribatti (13 June 2017). Milestones in Immunology: Based on Collected Papers. Elsevier Science. pp. 118–9. ISBN 978-0-12-811329-5.
^ a b c d "Laureates of the Japan Prize: Dr Kimishige Ishizaka –Award Citation". The Japan Prize Foundation. 2000. Retrieved 12 November 2007.
^ "Japan Prize laureates announced". BBC News. 17 December 1999. Retrieved 12 November 2007.
^ a b c d e f g "Laureates of the Japan Prize: Dr. Kimishige Ishizaka". The Japan Prize Foundation. 2000. Retrieved 8 July 2018.
^ a b Bergmann, K. C.; Ring, J., eds. (2014). "Kimishige Ishizaka". Chemical Immunology and Allergy. 100 (History of Allergy): 356–360 – via S. Karger AG.
^ Cohen, Sheldon (March 2005). "The Ishizakas and the search for reaginic antibodies". The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
^ Anderson, Andrea (1 June 2017). "Self-Experimentation Led to the Discovery of IgE". The Scientist Magazine. Retrieved 8 July 2018.
^ Cruse, Julius M.; Lewis, Robert E. (14 March 2013). Atlas of Immunology. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 20. ISBN 978-3-662-11196-3.
^ Richer, Alice C. (30 April 2009). Food Allergies. ABC-CLIO. p. 8. ISBN 978-0-313-35274-4.
^ "Kimishige Ishizaka". National Academy of Sciences. Retrieved 8 July 2018.
^ Kimishige Ishizaka. "About the founding director". La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology.
^ Liu, Yun-Cai; Elly, Chris; Yoshida, Hideaki; Bonnefoy-Berard, Nathalie; Altman, Amnon (14 June 1996). "Activation-modulated Association of 14–3–3 Proteins with Cbl in T Cells" (PDF). Journal of Biological Chemistry. 271 (24): 14591–14595. doi:10.1074/jbc.271.24.14591. ISSN 0021-9258. PMID 8663231.
^ a b c d "石坂公成さんが死去 アレルギー発症の仕組み解明:朝日新聞デジタル". Asahi News (in Japanese). 6 July 2018. Retrieved 7 July 2018.
^ a b c d Sri Kantha, Sachi; Yamamoto, Saori (1 August 2015). "Trend-setting women scientists of biomedical research in Japan". International Medical Journal. 22: 224–226.
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SMC integrates and implements in its building projects new strategies and technologies in the administration and management of construction processes, with the intention of improving construction deadlines, investment sums, and streamlining the project globally. Our team of highly-trained specialists possesses the competitive skills and cutting-edge technological resources together with a broad perspective in order to implement the execution of various developments across the country simultaneously. Its activities include planning scheduling and project, human resource management, materials logistics, finance, and many more.
Since the integration of this new branch into the group, SMC has undertaken the construction of the latest and most outstanding commercial and mixed-use developments in our portfolio. Not only within Mexico City, as in the case of Premium Outlets Punta Norte and Antara I, but in several states around the country, such as Antea Lifestyle Center in Querétaro, and the first stage of Andamar Lifestyle Center in Veracruz. The scope of activities of SMC covers all areas related to construction and engineering. This includes construction, supervision, and project management of all types of projects: shopping centers, office buildings, mixed-use complexes, residential developments, airport terminals, ports, hospitals, etc. Through this experience, SMC has demonstrated its capacity and resilience to deal with unforeseen challenges with comprehensive, functional and creative solutions, achieving optimal performance, communication, and efficiency in each of its projects. Currently, SMC is in charge of building Antara II, the Plaza Satélite extension and the León Shopping Mall. The value added by the contribution of SMC to GSM demonstrates the group's commitment to excellence and responsibility to our clients, offering them a comprehensive service.