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Q: Monitor File for New Lines and Write to File I want to write a bash script that monitors a file for new lines and then potentially writes that new line to a different file if it passes a certain condition. This script needs to run continuously to monitor the file and constantly pipe these lines to the condition. I have been using
tail -f filename.txt to monitor the file for growth, but I am unsuccessful in the latter two parts. Is this possible to do?

A: Depending on how complicated your input to output is going to be you could use a script that handles each line like this:
tail -f 'filename' | xargs -L1 'script'
'script' would then be executed for each line with the line as arguments to it(accessed by "$@" in the script).
Rich in the comments suggested using grep or sed in the following way:
tail -f 'filename' | grep -e 'expr1' -e 'expr2' >> 'newfile'
or
tail -f 'filename' | sed 's/Conditions for line./Line that goes to new file./g' >>'newfile'


The Catholic Bishop of Awka Diocese, Anambra State, Most Revd. Paulinus Ezeokafor, has asked Nigerians not to vote for politicians above 60 years of age in the 2019 elections.
Describing such politicians as a "burden on the growth and development of the country," the bishop said they ought to have quit active politics at such an age.
Speaking on Sunday in Awka, Anambra State, the Prelate wondered why candidates who retired from service would want to pilot the affairs of the country.
"I can't understand why retirees would want to seek political offices. Such people are a burden to growth.
He urged christians to ensure active participation during the 2019 general election, just as he condemned Christians who speak ill of government but would fail to participate in election processes.
He insisted that the only way to vote out the wrong people during elections was to be fully involved, such as by obtaining the permanent voter card and casting one's vote during elections.
The bishop cautioned Christians who sell their votes for a token, adding that such people should be ready to endure the consequences.
He said Christians were entrusted with the responsibility of taking the lead in positive directions, tasking them to eschew nonchalant attitude.
Applauding the recent move by the Economic Financial Crimes Commission and Independent National Electoral Commission to check excessive spending by politicians during elections, the cleric said if implemented, it would restore sanity in the electoral process.


Lighting is the biggest factor in establishing the mood of a space. When you're renovating a whole room, it's important to keep the lighting scheme in mind. It's an often overlooked component in the renovation process. Maybe every space in your home is perfect but something seems off about the intended atmosphere of the room. This issue could be that it's not properly lit. Regardless of why you're looking to redo the lighting in your home, you want an expert's opinion to guide you through the process and we're the right place. Grand Canyon Home Supply is a home renovating essentials store and is considered one of the best lighting stores in Phoenix and Scottsdale for cabinets.
When planning the lighting scheme of a room, you need to consider what features in the room you want to highlight, what mood you want to set, and what you ultimately like. Kitchens require lighting in specific areas over countertops, stoves, and sink to properly light food prep, cooking, and cleanup.
There are mainly three types of lighting you can consider for a room: ambient, task, and accent.
Ambient lighting is also known as general lighting and it provides the overall illumination of a room. When you consider ambient lighting for your renovation, you want to make sure that it's uniform through the whole space. It's the lighting you expect when you flip the light switch when you enter a room.
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Q: Bijective function between lists and sets
How many eight-bit strings have exactly three $1$'s?

The answer is $8\choose 3$. Since we count subsets here, how can we set up a one-to-one correspondence between any $8$bit list with only three $1$s and some set? Consider the list $11100000$. Can we set up a correspondence like $11100000 \leftarrow \rightarrow \{123\}$ where the elements of the set are the numbers of the positions of ones? Since the $i$th position is fixed and named it doesn't matter if it comes before $i +1$th position in the set or after $i - 1$th position in the set, that is, $\{123\} = \{213\} = \{312\}$. All this is to say that we are allowed to encode a list as a set according to the rule above. Does that make sense?

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the vehicle has 2 minifig cockpits, a spring loaded dual egg catapult with 2 eggs with transparent red snake slime, a rubber track, vermillion decoration, 3 attached red snakes and a red half snake.
minifigs included a zane minifig, a commander raggmunk minifig and a slackjaw minifig.


The internet is a vast, complicated web of connection and anonymity that has the power to hide and unveil in equal power. The internet has connected the world in ways that history has never seen before; this includes the connection and fostering of ideologies both helpful and harmful. In the current political climate of the United States amid the rest of the world, white supremacy has been on the rise; terms such as the "alt-right" and "neo-Nazi" have been making headlines across the country, putting a term to those emboldened by anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic and other anti-minority sentiments.
While these ideologies have existed for centuries, the 21st century has brought means by which people can connect, harboring these ideas over the internet, planning organized attacks and campaigning anonymously. Websites such as 8chan and Gab serve as the face of the alt-right and neo-Nazism, harboring white supremacists on discussion boards and amid news posts circulating across the internet.
8chan was created in Oct. 2013 by computer programmer Fredrick Brennan. Much like 4chan, 8chan is an anonymous discussion forum that can be organized into subforums surrounding specific topics. After witnessing what he believed to be a restriction on free speech and "authoritarianism" on the imageboard 4chan, Brennan created 8chan as a place to foster "free speech." After Brennan's resignation in 2016, the site was handed over to Jim Watkins, a businessman who provides the funding for the site.
8chan's "Politically Incorrect" (/pol/) subforum has served as a community for white supremacy and members of the "alt-right." Leading up to the midterm election in 2018, subforums of 8chan organized a campaign for Illinois Republican candidate Arthur Jones, a neo-Nazi and outspoken Holocaust denier, initially running as a write-in. He was placed on the ballot after running unopposed in the election primaries. Members of the subforum discussed tactics such as making him appear more typically Republican, like promoting slogans such as "America workers first" and "bring the troops home" that later appeared on the literature Jones was distributing to Illinois residents.
Members of the forum also discussed tactics such as editing his Wikipedia page and working with him one-on-one to help build his campaign. Jones lost the congressional race to his Democrat opponent Dan Lipinski, but still gained almost 57,000 votes in Illinois. Participants of the /pol/ subforum regularly criticize Donald Trump, many believing he is being controlled by Jewish people in high-ranking positions of government or that he does not do enough to control immigration.
Another popular site is Gab, known for its white supremacists and the alt-right community. The site describes itself as "a social network that champions free speech, individual liberty and the free flow of information online. All are welcome." CEO Andrew Torba created Gab in response to the alleged censorship of "conservative media" on sites such as Twitter and Facebook.
Notable users of the site include Alex Jones of the ring-wing conspiracy site "Infowars" and Richard B. Spencer, a notable American white supremacist. The site went under recent fire following the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, as the shooter had an active account on the site itself. The site shut down for a week after the incident when partners such as Paypal and Stripe pulled their partnership from the site following the Pittsburgh shooting and the shooter's presence on Gab. A server called Epik now hosts the site, which the attorney general of Pennsylvania issued a subpoena following a close investigation.
Gab has faced numerous investigations after users have been found calling for the genocide of Jewish people and the killing of "leftists." Many Gab members are strong believers that racial diversity in culture leads to "white genocide." Much like on 8chan, posts on Gab include discussion posts centering around Jewish people bringing "invaders to our border," referring to the immigration caravan from South America, and other strong anti-Semitic beliefs across different political groups.
White supremacist groups have mobilized outside the internet, with groups such as Identity Evropa appearing on college campuses. Nearly 6,000 people follow the group on Gab and over 30,000 follow the group on Twitter. Members of the group have posted information on campuses such as Millersville University and Drexel University in Philadelphia. Other places in the city like the Museum of American Revolution in Philadelphia have been targeted by the group, as well as numerous locations across the country in nearly every state. Online, the hashtag #ProjectSiege tracks the group's outreach.
The Southern Poverty Law Center keeps track of hate groups across the country under different criteria such as "Neo-Nazi," "Racist Skinhead" and "Anti-LGBT." Several neo-Nazi and white supremacy groups exist in southeast Pennsylvania, including Identity Evropa, the Aryan Strikeforce and the Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.
Lisa Patrick, an English and Spanish dual major and former president of Hillel on campus, spoke about the culture of anti-Semitism that exists today.
She said that the recent surge of anti-Semitism comes as a "shock and surprise" to people who aren't Jewish.
Patrick spoke of the many different denominations of Judaism and how, as a culture, people don't understand the complexities. She said Judaism is a "wonderful and thriving culture" that is not simply something that has been threatened in the past.
Students can follow the Southern Poverty Law Center's "Hate Map" at https://www.splcenter.org/hate-map to keep track of different extremist groups across the United States. Jewish students who may experience acts of anti-Semitism are encouraged to reach out to the West Chester University Hillel Jewish Student Union.


Paradigm's new Millenia speaker range brings style to surround sound | What Hi-Fi?
The £499/pr MilleniaOne speakers stand just 19.5cm tall, and use a 25mm aluminium-dome tweeter and 15.5cm aluminium-cone mid/bass driver, in a diecast enclosure, also made from aluminium.
As well as being very rigid, the enclosures also provide a heatsink for the drive units, and are available in either white or black gloss finishes. The speakers can also be bought as a 5.0 system, with horizontal centre speaker, at £1249, or complete with the MilleniaSub as a 5.1-channel package for £2499.
The MilleniaSub itself its 38.25cm tall and just 12.5cm wide, and uses a pair of unique 35.5x7.6cm drive units in a dipole configuration, driven by a 300W amplifier.
It comes in satin black or white to match the satellites, again has an all-aluminium enclosure, and can be used on the cradle stand supplied, laid on its side under a sofa, or even wall-mounted with an optional bracket.
Other options include Paradigm's Perfect Bass Kit room correction system, and the sub has a built-in wireless receiver for use with the company's add-on PT-2 wireless transmitter.
Paradigm speakers are distributed by Anthem AV Solutions.


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Scallions are available year-round but are at their peak during Spring and Summer.
The plant is believed to have come from the east of Europe.
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Victoria Dockside's First Phase to be Officially Launched
New World Development officially launched the first phase of Victoria Dockside, the company's highlighted project in recent years. The latest mixed-use landmark development in Tsim Sha Tsui is set to create a new iconic global art and design district in Hong Kong.
Victoria Dockside is not only one of the few large-scale developments in Hong Kong in recent years, but also a remarkable place that has witnessed the city's history and culture. The project is built on the site formerly known as Holt's Wharf, which was a godown terminal next to the first railway to Mainland China – Kowloon and Canton Railway. Dating back to 1910, Holt's Wharf served as a global freight and logistics hub, connecting the city to Mainland China and the world.
In the name of the project, "Victoria" represents Victoria Harbour – pride of Hong Kong citizens, while "Dockside" marks the golden era of Holt's Wharf, which was once the busiest port in the world.
New World Development purchased Holt's Wharf in 1971 and transformed it into New World Centre in 1978. New World Centre was the first mixed-use development complex comprising shopping mall, hotel and serviced apartments. Back then, New World Centre attracted a number of international brands to open their first Hong Kong branch there and hosted some major events in the town, such as the LEGO international exhibition and Hong Kong-Beijing Rally. Deemed as a favourite haunt of artists and fashionistas in 1980s and 1990s, New World Centre transformed Tsim Sha Tsui into a vibrant district with dazzling charm.
Adrian Cheng, Executive Vice-Chairman and General Manager of New World Development
Adrian Cheng, Executive Vice-Chairman and General Manager of New World Development, said Victoria Dockside will inject a new lease of life to Hong Kong with the third transformation of this epoch-making landmark. He said: "New World Centre was a unique development with historical significance. We hope Victoria Dockside will jazz up the art and cultural scene in the area by providing a blank canvas for artists, designers and the business sector to unleash their creativity. It will continue its role as a hub in Tsim Sha Tsui and will further upgrade the district into a new global destination for art, design and creativity."
Set to fully open in 2019, the 3-million-sq-ft mixed-use development is led by Adrian Cheng and jointly crafted by over a hundred international and local architects and designers. Victoria Dockside's first phase will introduce K11 Atelier, the first Grade A office space under brand K11, which strikes to disrupt traditional working culture by offering art, culture and innovative experience to tenants.
Boasting a 270-degree view of the Victoria Harbour, K11 Atelier occupies 15 floors of the building in which a 27,500-sq-ft multinational co-working space for art, culture and technology start-ups is situated on 8/F. To break down geographical boundaries, K11 Atelier will host world-class "Pitch Night" with two renowned co-working space operators from overseas and Mainland China. It will be attended by professionals and notables from all walks of life, helping startups develop a global vision and expand their international networks.
In addition, operating partners of the co-working space will offer over 100 co-working spaces in 20 cities in the world to K11 Atelier's tenants and staff, enabling them to connect with overseas stakeholders and seek for international collaboration opportunities.
To cater to new generation's pursuit of work-life balance, Victoria Dockside will introduce K11 Atelier Academy, offering an array of bespoke courses in creation, culture, arts, wellness, and self-improvement to tenants and staff during non-working hours.
K11 Atelier Academy in Hong Kong, which will begin operation in May 2018, will closely collaborate with K11 Atelier Academy in Shanghai and Guangzhou to organise around 500 sessions per quarter for over 10,000 participants in the three cities. Hong Kong tenants and staff are not constrained by geographical boundaries and are welcomed to join the courses in Mainland China.
Besides bringing artistic and cultural enrichment to the community, Victoria Dockside also adheres to the spirit of sustainable development in its architectural design. Building on the theme of "Dockside", the construction team led by Japanese interior design company Simplicity, and internationally prominent architectural firm KPF, incorporates wooden materials in the interior décor in which the wooden walls at lobby reception and café area are made of recycled ship lumbers.
K11 Atelier has also achieved a number of green building certifications, including LEED (Platinum) Pre-certification and BEAM Plus (Silver) provisional status. The glass curtain wall of the building is equipped with solar panels to provide 50% of office's lighting power annually – equivalent to energy consumption of 220 coffee machines.
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Skye Camanachd A U14 v Kinlochshiel U14.
Skye Camanachd A U14 will host Kinlochshiel U14 at Pairc nan Laoch on Thursday 20 May 2010.
This will be Skye Camanachd A U14 final league fixture. Shiel still have to host Lochcarron U14. However both Skye and Shiel have each only dropped 1 point, when they drew at Kirkton, so this is a probable league decider.


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publication date: Sunday, March 26, 2006 (part of Round XXVII)
category: Government
clue: If you can't recognize the leader who brought Russia into the modern world at the cost of millions of lives, you're just stallin'.
explanation: Stalin was the leader of Russia from 1927 to 1953. The word "stallin'" was a play on his last name. more…
solved by: Russ Wilhelm, Steve West, Denise Sawicki, Erik Bates, Amy Austin, Mike Eberhart, Aaron Shurtleff, David Mitzman, Elliot Farney, Jerry Mathis, Scott Horowitz, Megan Baxter, Lori Lancaster, Chris McKinnon, Mihai Rusu, Michael Paul Cote, Jackie Mason, Josh Paddison, Amir H. Sufyani, and Dan Ecker
trivia: The source photo of a young Stalin was taken from Fin du siècle, where it is Sasha Mironov's character photo.
This goo was part of Russia Week.
It's hard to dismiss this old soldier and politician's influence on his Israel, even as he lies dying. Go »
Frankly, this founding father-inventor-diplomat-author-businessman-postmaster-scientist-philanthropist-cartoonist couldn't have influenced America more even if he had become a president as well. Go »
If this ex-presidential dad helps someone win the round, then you can read his lips: No new goos! Go »
Just because you ran Halliburton and represented Wyoming doesn't mean you have to be a Dick. Go »
Yulia Tymoshenko
Her party's victory helped coat the halls of government in orange, and that's not just hot air. Go »
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Camden was better off without this corrupt politician. Go »
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How do you use your AWR data or Statspack data? Do you retain it longer than the default retention? Do you save it somewhere else? Do you review it often?
Imagine that you get pulled into a performance problem, and the business users are telling you, with panic on their faces, that Report XYZ is running very slow.
You look them in the eye, and all you can see is hope, hope that you can solve their problem, and make the report run faster, like it used to.
You start asking questions, to shed more light on the problem.
How long did the report take when it ran fast?
And, this is my all time favorite: When was the time the report ran fast?
At the last question, you pray inside your head, that the AWR (Automatic Workload Repository) data is still available for the "good" performance times.
Because if you have some statistics for the time the report was running fast, you have things to compare to, and all of a sudden solving the problem becomes much easier.
In a perfect world, we would always have all the AWR data available to us to query!
Unfortunately, most of the time that is not the case. The AWR data that we need, is aged out from the repository and no longer available. This make solving the problem just a bit harder and longer.
It always amazes me how long it takes for a performance problem to reach the ears of the DBA!
There are critical performance problems, you hear about right away, and get involved in right away.
However, many times you get engaged in a performance problem, after a few months that the problem is present.
When you ask the user, they tell you, "A few months ago the performance was good". Good luck with that!
So what can you do to take your DBA world closer to perfect?
You need to think how can you preserve the AWR data, so it is readily available to you?
Here are some ideas you could implement to have AWR data at your fingertips!
Increase AWR retention from the default 8 days to anywhere between 45-90 days. The longer the retention, the better.
Backup the AWR data once a month (or as often as your retention goes), and have it readily available on disk. Since this data is not taking up much space, you could keep this for a long time, maybe indefinitely.
Generate AWR reports for each snapshots you have. If you take a snapshot every hour, then you would have 24 AWR reports a day. You could zip these reports up once a week, or once a month for each database and keep these files for a long time, maybe indefinitely. These are really small html files, and do not take up much space.
Similar things could be implemented with Statspack reports, in case you have no AWR.
Now imagine having all this data at your fingertips. You no longer need to pray or hope to have the "good" performance data available in AWR, because you will always have it.
I am curious, what do you do with the AWR Data? Do you just let is age out from the repository without saving it? Leave a comment below, I read every line!
If you want to know how to export the AWR repository data, follow me next week!
Could you kindly help us in studying the AWR report.
Thanks for great tips. Do you have any artical on how to analyze AWR report? Please share if you have any.
Thank you for your excellent issues.
Can you confirm that if you handle AWR you need the diagnostic option to be compliant with the licenses.
yes, you need license for AWR, it is not free!


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FLETCHER - Funeral service for Lauretta Thomas, 88, of Fletcher will was held Thursday, Jan. 10, 2019, at First Baptist Church in Fletcher, with Pastor Rodney Campbell officiating.
Burial followed at Fletcher Cemetery under the direction of Fletcher Funeral Home.
Lauretta passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2019, in Grants Pass, Ore., where she and Peachy lived with Tina and Brian.
Lauretta Mae (Sanders) Thomas was born Jan. 9, 1930, in Elgin to Wiley and Laura (Wilkerson) Sanders. She was the youngest of six brothers and two sisters.
She married Roy "Peachy" Thomas on May 6, 1946, in Rockwall, Texas. They were married for 72 ½ years. She was a proud mother of Roy Lynn Thomas and LaRae Whit-She and Peachy had four grandchildren: Diana Drown, Dawn Whitfield, Roy "Pete" and Tina. The latter two she raised as her very own. They have 17 great-grandkids and 17 great-great-grandkids. Lauretta has many cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents: Wiley and Laura Sanders; her daughter, LaRae Whitfield; six brothers: Henry, Oscar, Chester, Floyd, Clyde and Kenneth Sanders; and a sister, Ellen Williams.
Lauretta was a wonderful woman and will be dearly missed by her family and friends.


Many moons ago l worked for the biggest ring manufacturers in the world (at that time 1941). Wedding rings were stamped out like washers then turned on a post . Lol Ish missed shooting the breeze w/ you. Gucci, I remember those types of watches sold cheap at Kmart. Are you looking for more creativity? Have a contest. Ah I must have mixed them up with the Gucci Cruise Winter 2016 collection. happens to me a lot. I travel a lot and purchased a watch while on a trip. When I got home I found I had payed three times the price as I would have if I had bought it at home. Gucci must have no product pricing control so be ware. Why is he not wearing one of those cool. innovative . cutting edge design Gucci suits? Why the boring "could be Hugo Boss" one? Hi I have ordered a wallet online. Although your online took my money and I got an order confirmation I got no email and no wallet. It now seems the wallet isn't available ? So why then did it confirm my order on your web and process my order ? I can't even seem to find any phone numbers here in Australia and the If You Like Gucci Shirt I do Call tells me the ' mailbox is full '.


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We are a bunch of humans who are truly passionate about working in privacy.
Some of us were initially drawn through its tech or business aspects; others by its strong ties to human rights and the law. Through PrivacyTeam we get to continue our professional and personal growth, and take a leading role in defining what privacy compliance means in practice.
We get to form meaningful relationships with each other and with our clients, each with their own crazy cool personality and alien-grade skills and ideas. We also get to positively impact and protect the privacy of hundreds of millions around the world, all from our cozy little office in central Tel Aviv.
We finally get to become the privacy heroes our dogs think we are.
We are constantly looking for brilliant, multi-talented and fun individuals to join our team. If you share our passions and believe you will be a good fit - please let us know (and check out our careers page!)
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Aner founded PrivacyTeam in 2018, after working in Tech, Privacy & Data Protection for over a decade. He is an award-winning data privacy researcher, a former Tech & Privacy attorney at prominent Israeli law firms, and was also the first in-house Product & Privacy Counsel at Wix.com.
He advises and serves as Data Protection Officer (DPO) for dozens of startups and enterprises; manages and contributes to privacy training, awareness-raising and think-tank activities; and frequently speaks on the importance of simplicity, practicality and relationship-building in privacy compliance.
Aner is a Certified Information Privacy Professional in US (CIPP/US) and European (CIPP/E) privacy laws and regulations, and a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM). He holds a LL.B. and LL.M. in Law & Technology from the University of Haifa, and is a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).
In 2016, Aner was admitted by the IAPP to the inaugural class of Fellows of Information Privacy (FIP), in recognition of leaders in the privacy field for their considerable achievements and for their contributions in advancing the privacy profession. In 2019 he was appointed as co-chair of the IAPP's Israeli chapter.
He is also quite nice, a decent punk drummer, and a below-average gamer.
Miki Fainberg
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Miki gained his unique mix of Operations, Business Development, Sales, Production and Customer Relations experience while working at some of Israel's most prominent startups and tech companies, in various industries such as Cyber Privacy, AdTech and Retail.
Miki is a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM), has a Practical Engineering degree from the IAF Technical School, and holds a B.A. in Business Management & International Relations from Ramat Gan College. He is also a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).
Miki has climbed peaks on 3 continents, frequently changes his 20-digits long computer password, and speaks English, Hebrew, Russian and Klingon.
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Shuval joined PrivacyTeam after over 10 years in the media industry, successfully managing multiple local and global projects in Singapore, India, France and the United States.
Throughout her time in media, Shuval was the focal point person for Netflix, HBO and CBS, responsible for the distribution of many israeli TV series abroad. The hit series "Fauda" has a special place in her heart, being able to visit the set and getting all the spoilers.
Shuval has a Master of Arts in Humanities (Tel Aviv University), and a diploma in Graphic Design (Shenkar College). In her free time, she can be found binge-watching TV and expanding her Funko Pop collection.
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Prior to joining PrivacyTeam, Samuel practiced law in premium law firms with a focus on international, high-tech, and corporate law. After years of actively following the development of the privacy sector, he finally decided to take the leap and cross-over.
He holds a Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) from Israel (College of Management) and a Master of Law (LL.M.) from the Netherlands (Maastricht University) where he also partook in an international traineeship in the legal department of the Israeli Embassy.
Samuel speaks English, Hebrew, German, and French and, having grown up and lived in numerous countries across different continents, suffers from identity crises on a daily basis.
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Emilie joined PrivacyTeam after working at several international law firms, NGOs and in the public sector over the past decade.
Emilie is a Certified Information Privacy Professional in European Privacy laws and regulations (CIPP/E), and holds four degrees in law (an LL.B., 2 LL.M.s and a Ph.D.), specializing in International Human Rights Law and Information Law at the University of Amsterdam and Columbia University.
She wrote her Ph.D. at Leiden University and at Tel Aviv University, obtaining and publishing her doctorate in law in 2015. She was also a (certified) lecturer at Leiden University in the LL.B. and LL.M. programs for 5 years (2010-2015).
Emilie is a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), and speaks Dutch, Hebrew, Italian, French, German and English.
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Izhar holds degrees in Law (LL.B, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem) and in Behavioural Sciences (B.A., Ben Gurion University of the Negev). He has also completed his studies in English Law (via QLTS School, London, UK).
Izhar speaks Hebrew, French, Arabic and English. He is an avid Eurovision fan, and acts as the Israeli correspondent at the biggest Eurovision news portal, wiwibloggs.
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He was born in Brazil and grew up in the Golan Heights. After completing his military service at an elite unit, Roni worked as a professional supervisor and supervised the harvest process across the central region of Israel. He also volunteered for a year and worked with troubled youth from tough neighborhoods, and currently volunteers in securing agricultural lands.
Roni speaks Portuguese, Hebrew, English, and Spanish, and like any good Brazilian, likes football and suffers in the world cup.
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Jonathan has been involved in the Israeli Tech & Business world for over a decade, as legal advisor to various businesses, from early-stage startups to mature companies, investment funds and angel investors. He has vast technological knowledge, as well as hands-on experience as a software developer and support engineer.
Jonathan holds an LL.B. (magna cum laude) and B.Sc. (computer science, magna cum laude) from Tel-Aviv University, and is a member of the Israeli Bar since 2007. Jonathan also served as a member of the Audit Committee of the Public Knowledge Workshop (a non-profit organization).
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Coming Sunday, BlogWalk 8 will be held in Sydney (Australia), focussing on the impact of blogs and RSS on our routines and what we do.
The Sydney blogwalk will be organized in collaboration with Anne Bartlett-Brag, James Farmer and Adrian Miles and takes place in conjunction with BlogTalk Downunder, the conference Anne, James and Adrian are putting together. The location will be the Yacht Club right in Sydney Harbour. Have a look at the submitted papers.
That BlogWalk 8 is now going to be in Sydney, does not mean that Inssbruck is of the agenda. It will simply be BlogWalk number 9!


Mr Laijawala believes that rural facing NBFCs, FMCG companies, cement companies and to some extent steel companies are to be the likely beneficiaries of the rural demand recovery.
Abhay Laijawala, MD and head of research at Deutsche Equities, says a revival in rural demand will be the key theme in 2018, which will lead to higher capacity utilisation and could spur the capex cycle.
Mr Laijawala believes that rural facing NBFCs, FMCG companies, cement companies and to some extent steel companies are to be the likely beneficiaries of the rural demand recovery. "Rural demand constitutes 45-50 per cent of the country's demand.. the rural economy is normalising after a gap of 3 years," he said.
Here is an edited excerpt of what Mr Laijawala said on rural demand recovery and market valuation.
Our view is that in the initial part of the year, rural recovery will be a key theme. But as I said, if rural demand recovers and that starts to impact total aggregate demand, that will lead or is likely to lead to higher capacity utilisation and that could spur the capex cycle. Look at Tata Steel. They have just announced their capex. This is the first capital raising that large steel has announced in the last one to two years. I think it is very encouraging that capex announcements are coming back. So, we will definitely see private sector capex start or at least the news flow on private sector capex should improve as expectations of growth and higher capacity utilisation rates improve. We expect that visibility to improve led by total aggregate demand. It is going to be a very interesting first half, where we are probably going to see faster improvement in aggregate demand and consumption.
Valuation will depend on what happens to earnings growth. Right now the market is trading at close to around 16.5 to 17 times one-year forward earnings. That is premised on the fact that earnings according to consensus are set to grow by close to 20 per cent. Now, relative to the last two years, earnings have only disappointed and, therefore, there is obviously expectation that earnings will really recover by 20 per cent next year. If earnings visibility improves and over 20 per cent growth becomes more certain, that is probably what will drive the market.


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Millmay History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
The name Millmay reached English shores for the first time with the ancestors of the Millmay family as they migrated following the Norman Conquest of 1066. The Millmay family lived in Essex. The name, however, is a reference to the family's place of residence prior to the Norman Conquest of England in 1066, Mildme, France.
Early Origins of the Millmay family
The surname Millmay was first found in Essex where they held a family seat as Lords of the Manor of Mulsho. This family were anciently the Earls and Barons Fitzwalter seated at Moulsham Hall in that County. They were originally from a place in France of the name Mildme. One branch of the family was found at Little Baddow in Cheshire. "The church [of Little Baddow] is an ancient edifice, with a tower at the west end, and consists of a nave and chancel, in which latter is a stately monument of marble to [Sir] Henry Mildmay (1619-1692), of Graces." [1]
Important Dates for the Millmay family
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Millmay research. Another 145 words (10 lines of text) covering the years 1640, 1669, 1626, 1913, 1871, 1593, 1664, 1621, 1659, 1619, 1692, 1654, 1659, 1660, 1596, 1676, 1654 and 1656 are included under the topic Early Millmay History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Millmay Spelling Variations
Anglo-Norman names tend to be marked by an enormous number of spelling variations. This is largely due to the fact that Old and Middle English lacked any spelling rules when Norman French was introduced in the 11th century. The languages of the English courts at that time were French and Latin. These various languages mixed quite freely in the evolving social milieu. The final element of this mix is that medieval scribes spelled words according to their sounds rather than any definite rules, so a name was often spelled in as many different ways as the number of documents it appeared in. The name was spelled Mildme, Mildmay, Mildmy, Mildmee, Millmay, Mildmar, Miltmay, Meldmay, Mieldmay and many more.
Early Notables of the Millmay family (pre 1700)
Outstanding amongst the family at this time was Sir Henry Mildmay (ca. 1593-1664), Master of the Jewel Office, an English politician who sat in the House of Commons between 1621 and 1659, a supporter of the Parliamentarian cause in the English Civil War, one of the Regicides of...
Another 48 words (3 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Millmay Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Migration of the Millmay family
Because of the political and religious discontent in England, families began to migrate abroad in enormous numbers. Faced with persecution and starvation at home, the open frontiers and generally less oppressive social environment of the New World seemed tantalizing indeed to many English people. The trip was difficult, and not all made it unscathed, but many of those who did get to Canada and the United States made important contributions to the young nations in which they settled. Some of the first North American settlers with Millmay name or one of its variants: Edward Milday settled in Virginia in 1650; Thomas Mildmay arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1852.
Millmay (English)


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-{Ѓ ѓ}- (-{Ѓ ѓ;}- искошено: -{Ѓ ѓ}-) је ћириличко слово. Зове се Г са акутом.

Историја

Слово  је настало додавањем акута на слово , које је пак настало од грчког слова Гама .

Ово слово се појавило крајем 19. века, а Крсте Петков Мисирков је користио  да би представио тај глас.

Употреба

Користи се само у македонском језику, и представља звучни предњонепчани праскави сугласник (), а у неким дијалектима и звучни меки африкат (). Налази се на шестом месту македонске азбуке.

Настаје јотовањем гласа -{г}-  (спајањем гласа са "палаталним апроксимантом"  ). Еквивалент је српском слову "ђ", с тим што се изговара мекше.

У неким речима српског, бугарског и македонског, ово слово је једнако са бугарским  и српским . Пример за то је реч -{раѓање}-, која се у бугарском пише -{раждане}-, а у српском као рађање.

Слична и сродна слова
 -{Г г}-: ћириличко слово
 Ґ ґ: ћириличко слово
 Ғ ғ: ћириличко слово
 Γ γ: грчко слово Гама
 -{G g}-: латиничко слово

Ћириличка слова

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Most people will agree that managing our environment and controlling consumption of our natural resources is a responsibility that humans share. Green homes reflect a responsible approach to building and maintaining a home. Homes are becoming more energy efficient, more green. Green homes utilize new technologies, better materials, efficient systems, improve health and protect the environment.
It is a designation for homes that use design features, technologies and products that: Improve energy efficiency, reduce pollution, provide healthier indoor air, reduce water usage, preserve natural resources, increase the homes' durability, make the home quieter, reduce required homeowner maintenance, and lower monthly energy costs. It's a worthwhile standard to seek for your home.
The energy star certification designates these primary qualities: Efficient insulation, high performance windows, efficient heating & cooling equipment, efficient products (i.e. appliances, lighting fixtures and ventilation), and third party verification to ensure that these efforts result in an energy efficient home. The overall goal: Reduce the amount of energy consumed and reduce air and water pollution.
Green homes are healthier. A healthier home can mean fewer expensive doctor's visits and fewer days of missed work. A green home is often more durable than a standard home because of the high-quality building materials used in the construction process. These quality features may also reduce future repairs. Finally, green homes consume less energy and less water, reducing monthly utility bills.
What is a LEED Designation?
LEED stands for Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design. The LEED program was developed by the U.S. Green Building Council. Builders involved in the LEED program adhere to a points system involved in the building process.
LEED builders utilize optimal design and site use, use green construction materials, follow waste reduction methods, focus on water conservation and conservation of energy, and work to improve indoor air quality. Builders follow a point system during the building process. The overall points tallied determine the level of qualification, which indicate if they are Platinum, Gold, or Silver Certified.


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Q: finding closest prime number This is not an easy question to ask.
I'm writing a code which would for ask a "n". Then ask for n numbers and finally print that closest prime number to one of them is how far.
The problem is the compile time should be less than 4 secs and I can't get it under 5 s.
 #include <stdio.h>
int f (int n){
    int i;
    int a;
    int b;
    int dif=0;
    for ( i = 2 ; i<n ; i++)
        if (n%i == 0)
            return 0;
    if (n == 0 || n == 1)
        return 0;
    return 1;

}
int main (){
    int dif=0;
    int difall=10000;
    int a;
    int b;
    int input;
    long long input2;
    scanf("%d",&input);
    int i;
    for (i == 1;i<input;i++){
        scanf("%d",&input2);
        dif=0;
        while (1==1){
        a=input2+dif;
        b=input2-dif;
        if (f(a) == 1 && a>=0){
            if (dif<difall)
                difall=dif;
            break;}
        if (f(b) == 1 && b>=0){
            if (dif<difall)
                difall=dif;
            break;}
        dif++;

    }
    }
    printf("%d",difall);
}

A:
The problem is the compile1 time should be less than 4 secs and I can't get it under 5 s.

There are many potential optimizations for testing primality.
OP currently iterates [2...n)
// slow
for ( i = 2 ; i<n ; i++)
        if (n%i == 0)
            return 0;

Only [2...sqrt(n)] needed.
// faster
for ( i = 2; i <= n/i; i++) {
  if (n%i == 0) {
    return 0;
  }
}

Other problems may exist, yet the above will speed code.

1 Certainly run time is the issue here.


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USTR EXTENDS CERTAIN CHINA 301 EXCLUSIONS AND DESIGNATES ADDITIONAL EXCLUSIONS FOR THE PERIOD JANUARY 1 – MARCH 31, 2021
Posted on December 23, 2020 by Michelle Robinson
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative ("USTR") has announced that it is extending certain expiring China 301 tariff exclusions and is designating certain additional such exclusions. The USTR is taking these actions with respect to certain medical-care products to reflect the rising spread and ongoing efforts to combat COVID-19. (Notice accessible at: https://ustr.gov/sites/default/files/enforcement/301Investigations/COVID_Extensions_December_2020.pdf).
In some instances, existing exclusions are being extended. In other instances, additional exclusions are being put into place in response to comments filed in connection with a March 25, 2020 request for comments as to additional medical care items that should be considered for exclusion. In both cases, the effective period will be from January 1, 2021 through March 31, 2021.
These actions are being implemented by establishing new HTS Chapter 99 China 301 provisions and Chapter 99 Subchapter III U.S. Notes as described in four Annexes described below. The Annexes do not distinguish between existing and new exclusions. However, a table at the end of the notice identifies the newly excluded items (see below).
A. Subheading 9903.88.62 / Note 20(ooo) (List 1)
1) Disposable plastic filters of a kind suitable for filtering and dehumidifying a patient's breath in a medical device such as a gas analyzer (described in statistical reporting number 8421.39.8090)
2) S-band and X-band linear accelerators designed for use in radiation surgery or radiation therapy equipment (described in statistical reporting number 8543.10.0000)
3) Disposable electrocardiograph (ECG) electrodes (described in statistical reporting number 9018.11.9000)
4) Ultrasonic scanning apparatus, each having dimensions not exceeding 122 cm by 77 cm by 127 cm, whether or not presented with transducer (described in statistical reporting number 9018.12.0000)
5) Blood pressure monitors suitable for use by medical professionals (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9530)
6) Digital peak flow meters suitable for use by medical professionals (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9550)
7) Fingertip pulse oximeters suitable for use by medical professionals (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9550)
8) Bismuth germanate crystals with set dimensional and surface finish requirements and used as a detection element in Positron Emission Tomography (PET) detectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9) Magnetic resonance imaging ("MRI") patient enclosure devices, each incorporating radio frequency and gradient coils (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
10) Parts and accessories of capnography monitors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
11) Disposable surface electrodes for Intra-operative neuromonitoring ("IONM") systems, each composed of a surface electrode pad, an insulated wire, and a standard DIN 42802 connector (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
12) Otoscopes (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.2000)
13) Anesthesia masks (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.3000)
14) Anesthetic instruments and appliances suitable for use in medical or surgical sciences, and parts and accessories of the foregoing (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.3000)
15) Electrosurgical cautery pencils with electrical connectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.6000)
16) Printed circuit board assemblies designed for use in displaying operational performance of medical infusion equipment (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.7580)
17) Combined positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) scanners which utilize multiple PET gantries (frames) on a common base (described in statistical reporting number 9022.12.0000)
18) X-ray tables (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.2500)
19) X-ray tube housings and parts thereof (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.4000)
20) Multi-leaf collimators of radiotherapy systems based on the use of X-ray (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
21) Parts and accessories, of metal, for mobile X-ray apparatus (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
22) Vertical stands specially designed to support, contain or adjust the movement of X-ray digital detectors, or the X-ray tube and collimator in complete X-ray diagnostic systems (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
23) Thermoplastic masks of polycaprolactone for the use of immobilizing patients, during the use of alpha, beta or gamma radiations, for radiography or radiotherapy (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.9500)
24) Inoculator sets of plastics, each consisting of a plate with multiple wells, a display tray, and a lid; when assembled, the set measuring 105 mm or more but not exceeding 108 mm in width, 138 mm or more but not exceeding 140 mm in depth, and 6.5 mm or less in thickness (described in statistical reporting number 9027.90.5650).
B. Subheading 9903.88.63 / Note 20(ppp) (List 2)
1) 9025.19.8010
5) Molded acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) tubes, of a kind used to effect the sterile transfer of fluid from a bag or vial to another container, each tube measuring 7.5 cm or more but not exceeding 23 cm in length, with an inner diameter of less than 0.65 cm and an outer diameter of less than 9 cm, one end having been angle-cut to form a spike, and having an integrated flange, less than 3 cm in diameter (splash guard) near the spike end and removable polyethylene caps on each end, put up in sterile packing (described in statistical reporting number 3917.29.0090)
6) Polyethylene film, 20.32 to 198.12 cm in width, and 30.5 to 2000.5 m in length, coated on one side with solvent acrylic adhesive, clear or in transparent colors, whether or not printed, in rolls (described in statistical reporting number 3919.90.5060)
7) Rectangular sheets of high-density or low-density polyethylene, 111.75 cm to 215.9 cm in width, and 152.4 cm to 304.8 cm in length, with a sticker attached to mark the center of each sheet, of a kind used in hospital or surgery center operating rooms (described in statistical reporting number 3920.10.0000)
8) Sheets and strips consisting of both cross-linked polyethylene and ethylene vinyl acetate, of a width greater than 1 m but not greater than 1.5 m, and a length greater than 1.75 m but not greater than 2.6 m (described in statistical reporting number 3921.19.0000)
9) Polyethylene sheet and film laminated with spunbond-spunbond-spunbond nonwoven polypropylene fabric, measuring 1.12 m or more but not over 1.52 m in width and 1.93 m or more but not over 2.29 m in length, and weighing 55 g/m² or more but not exceeding 88 g/m² (described in statistical reporting number 3921.90.1500)
10) Dispensers of hand-cleaning or hand-sanitizing solutions, whether employing a manual pump or a proximity-detecting battery-operated pump, each article weighing not more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number 8424.89.9000).
C. Subheading 9903.88.64 / Note 20(qqq) (List 3)
10) 5603.14.9090
15) Sodium metal (CAS No. 7440-23-5), in bulk solid form (described in statistical reporting number 2805.11.0000)
16) Disposable cloths of nonwoven textile materials impregnated, coated or covered with organic surface-active preparations for washing the skin, put up for retail sale (described in statistical reporting number 3401.30.5000)
17) Hand soaps and hand sanitizers in the form of liquid or cream put up for retail sale, other than hand sanitizers of heading 3808 (described in statistical reporting number 3401.30.5000)
18) Organic surface-active liquid for washing the skin, not containing any aromatic or modified aromatic surface-active agent, put up for retail sale in a bottle of plastics with pump-action top, each bottle measuring not more than 17 cm in width, not more than 27 cm in height and not more than 6.5 cm in length and with a net weight of not more than 0.5 kg (described in statistical reporting number 3401.30.5000)
19) Mixtures containing 2-(dimethylamino)ethanol (CAS No. 108-01-0) (described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9297)
20) Silicon monoxide (SiO) (CAS No. 10097-28-6) in powder form (described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9297)
21) Flexible gas sampling tubes, pipes and hoses, of polyvinyl chloride, with lock connectors at each end (described in statistical reporting number 3917.33.0000)
22) Flexible oxygen tubes, pipes and hoses presented with integrated molded connectors, of polyvinyl chloride (described in statistical reporting number 3917.33.0000)
23) Container units of plastics, each comprising a tub and lid therefore, configured or fitted for the conveyance, packing, or dispensing of wet wipes (described in statistical reporting number 3923.10.9000)
24) Sacks and bags of polymers of ethylene, reclosable, qualifying as Class 1 medical devices by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration under product code NNI (described in statistical reporting number 3923.21.0030)
25) Injection molded polypropylene plastic caps or lids each weighing not over 24 grams designed for dispensing wet wipes (described in statistical reporting number 3923.50.0000)
26) Aprons, of plastics, of a kind used as personal protection equipment (described in statistical reporting number 3926.20.9010)
27) Seamless disposable gloves of acrylonitrile butadiene rubber, other than for surgical or medical use (described in statistical reporting number 4015.19.1010)
28) Seamless disposable gloves of natural rubber latex, other than for surgical or medical use (described in statistical reporting number 4015.19.1010)
29) Nonwoven fabrics of man-made fibers, weighing more than 25 g/m² but not more than 70 g/m², with a smooth or embossed texture (not impregnated, coated or covered with material other than or in addition to rubber, plastics, wood pulp or glass fibers), in rolls that are pre-slitted in lengths of not less than 15 cm to not more than 107 cm, for use in the manufacture of personal care wipes (described in statistical reporting number 5603.12.0090)
30) Hand pumps (other than for fuel or lubricants, not fitted or designed to be fitted with a metering device), each used to dispense a metered quantity of liquid soap or sanitizer (described in statistical reporting number 8413.20.0000)
31) Hand pumps for liquids (other than those of subheading 8413.11 or 8413.19) of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) plastics (described in statistical reporting number 8413.20.0000)
32) Indicator panels incorporating LEDs, designed for use in medical infusion equipment (described in statistical reporting number 8531.20.0040)
33) Data input devices each with display capabilities of a kind used for magnetic resonance imaging ("MRI") equipment, computed tomography ("CT") equipment, intraoperative X-ray ("IXR") equipment or patient monitors (described in statistical reporting number 8537.10.9170)
34) Compound binocular optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes and microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection), each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 1,000X, weighing not more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
35) Compound optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes and microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection), each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 400X, weighing not more than 15 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000).
D. Subheading 9903.88.65 / Note 20(rrr) (List 4)
5) 4818.90.0000 prior to July 1, 2020; 4818.90.0020 or 4818.90.0080 effective July 1, 2020
14) Face shields of transparent plastics, whether or not assembled (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9950)
15) Bowls of molded plastics, with clips for retaining guide wires during surgical procedures (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
16) Coverings, of plastics, designed to fit over wound sites or casts thereby forming a protective seal for keeping the covered area dry and debris free while showering or bathing (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
17) Disposable graduated medicine dispensing cups of plastics (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
18) Single-use sterile drapes and covers of plastics, of a kind used to protect the sterile field in surgical operating rooms (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
19) Sterile decanters of polystyrene plastics, each of a kind used to transfer aseptic fluids or medication to and from sterile bags, vials or glass containers (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
20) Gloves, containing less than 50 percent by weight of textile fibers, coated with rubber or plastics designed for enhanced grip (described in statistical reporting number 6116.10.6500)
21) Cold packs consisting of a single-use, instant, endothermic chemical reaction cold pack combined with a textile exterior lining (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
22) Disposable shoe and boot covers of man-made fiber fabrics (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
23) Face masks and particulate facepiece respirators, of textile fabrics (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9845, 6307.90.9850, 6307.90.9870, or 6307.90.9875 effective July 1, 2020)
24) Hot packs of textile material, single-use (exothermic chemical reaction) (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
25) Laparotomy sponges of cotton (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
26) Single-use blood pressure cuff sleeves of textile materials (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
27) Single-use medical masks of textile material (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9845, 6307.90.9850, or 6307.90.9870 effective July 1, 2020)
28) Single-use stethoscope covers (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
29) Woven gauze sponges of cotton in square or rectangular sizes (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
30) Protective Articles (described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0000 prior to January 1, 2021; described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0010 or 9004.90.0090 effective January 1, 2021).
Given the volume of data, the USTR has included in its notice a cross reference of Chapter 99 provisions and notes for the original exclusion, first extension and new extension of impacted items. It has also provided a table identifying the new items that are impacted by this latest action. For ease of reference, we have included this table below.
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions regarding the status of any particular China 301 exclusion, as well as mitigation strategies and potential refund opportunities – including by means of claims in the U.S. Court of International Trade with respect to List 3 and List 4 items (https://www.gdlsk.com/section-301-litigation-update/?highlight=court%20of%20international%20trade).
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DPI Resources for Strategic Systems of Assessment - this new series of tools supports districts in strategicall implementing an assessment system.
Kentucky's Assessment System - Kentucky has a unique system of assessments utilizing school-level common tasks. Their framework may be useful for district planning.
Surveys should be an important part of an assessment system. They can provide a sense of students' self-efficacy in science and their understanding of the nature of science.
Article detailing the use of surveys in an assessment system with links to sample surveys.
ACT Wisconsin Condition of STEM Report 2016 - provides interesting data on student interest in STEM subjects.
Notebooks are a critical piece of the work of scientists and engineers. If students are not notebooking, they NOT are working like professionals in these fields. Both notebooks and portfolios can be an important piece of the assessment system, providing insights into student thinking not available in other ways. Ideally, students will have a role in designing and evaluating their notebooks and portfolios.


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The club is in the process of ordering new Merchandise. Primarily this is Club Shirts both long and short sleeve and caps.
We will be looking at other lines as well and if you have ideas on something you would like, please do not hesitate to contact us on the link below.
These are the highest quality, Australian Made, UV Rated shirts available and they are the same price as the original shirts first ordered in 2010 and are still going. Made by Big Fish, these shirts are just $65 each. Either Short or Long Sleeves!
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Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite released their new album, "No Mercy In This Land", earlier this year under label, ANTI-Records. About the album's first single, Paste Magazine says, "The track is the Valentine's Day anthem you didn't know you needed, highlighted by Harper's heartfelt vocals and Musselwhite's show-stealing harmonica." Being a sneak peek into Harper and Musselwhite's work, "Found The One", brings back that signature, eclectic mix of blues, folk, soul, reggae and rock music we've all been searching for. Enjoy the live video below.
Their tour promoting the new album will be at Palace Theatre on 8/1. A few tickets are still available HERE.
I recommend grabbing your tickets as soon as you are able as I don't count on tickets being available much longer. The Palace Theatre will certainly be graced with a lot of talent next Wednesday so don't miss out!


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Building the President's House
Hoban's 1793 north elevation drawing reduced the building from three to two floors because of a concern that there was not enough stone at the government quarry to complete both the Capitol and President's House.
White House Historical Association, Original Plans Courtesy of the Maryland Historical Society
The State Floor remains almost exactly as delineated in Hoban's 1792 plan. Note that the section on this drawing indicates a tall-rusticated basement (employing boldly articulated stone blocks) and a third floor for a larger house than was built.
Massachusetts Historical Society
President George Washington's letter to the Commissioners of the District of Columbia on June 8, 1792, noted Hoban had been recommended as a person who planned and designed buildings.
Leinster House, which still stands in Dublin, influenced Hoban's design of the President's House. Today, it houses the Oireachtas (national legislature).
1792 view by James Malton, British Library Board
Crafted by Scottish master masons in the 1790s, the richly detailed carving of the White House (north door and over-door detail) remains largely as constructed.
White House Historical Association
Pierre Charles L'Enfant selected the site for the President's House and proposed a grand palace four times larger than the house that was built. L'Enfant planned for the President's House and the Capitol to be the cardinal points of his 1791 plan for Washington city in the District of Columbia.
L'Enfant did not cooperate with the president's commissioners; and was dismissed. Subsequently, a national competition was held to pick the designer of both the President's House and the Capitol. President Washington sought out Hoban, conferred with him, and quickly selected the architects proposed design for the President's House in July 1792.
The building site of the President's House in the 1790s included a great house of brick and stone rising in the middle of a hive of free and enslaved workmen. Quarrymen, sawyers, brick makers, and carpenters fashioned raw materials into the elements of the vast structure. The exterior of the residence looked finished by 1800, but it would take two more years to complete the interiors monumental architectural details.
Pediments over the doors, wainscoting, and ornamental mantelpieces were installed, and a distinctive row of Ionic columns separated by arches crossed the Entrance Hall. In time, the parlors of the State Floor were named for the colors of their decor: the Green Room (1818), the Blue Room (1837), and the Red Room (1845). The great salon known as the East Room was left unfurnished until 1829.
Did Slaves Build the White House?
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Collection President Truman's Renovation
During the administration of President Harry S. Truman, the White House underwent a renovation and expansion so extensive, it changed...
Collection An Artist Visits the White House Past
From the beginning of its construction in 1792, until the 1902 renovation that shaped the modern identity and functions of the interior...
Collection Tudor Place
Two grand houses were under construction in the young Federal City in 1816: one the President's House, reconstructed after it wa...
Collection The President's Neighborhood
Since the White House was first occupied by President John Adams in 1800, influential people and organizations—or those who hoped to...
Collection James Hoban: Architect of the White House
James Hoban's life is a memorable Irish-American success story. In his boyhood he learned the craft of carpenter and wheelwright,...
National Student Art Competition 2021
For press inquiries relating to the art competition, please contact press@whha.org and copy artcomp@whha.org.The White...
About White House History Quarterly
White House History Quarterly, the award-winning journal of the White House Historical Association, is published four times each year. One,...
White House Gardens Symposium Scholarly Contributors
Jim AdamsJim Adams has been gardening in Washington, D.C., for over 25 years. His D.C. career began at the...
The United Kingdom and Ireland in the White House: A Conversation on Historical Perspectives
May 3, 2018 8:00 am - 9:00 am Registration and light breakfast in Decatur House Parlors9:00 am - 9:20 am Welcome and OverviewThe Hon. Frederick...
Recent Book Releases
Official Residences Around the World by Abby Clouse-Radigan This survey of the official residences and offices of some fifty nations...


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Event Websites
Other Rosenzweig Center Digital Collections
Roy Rozenzweig Center for History and New Media Website Archives
Web archive snapshots of the RRCHNM's website
#Occupy Archive: Archiving the Occupy Movement from 2011
Brennan, Sheila A.; Cooley, Mark; Brett, Megan; Ghajar, Lee Ann; Halabuk, James; Harmon, Lara; Kelly, Mills; Leon, Sharon; Luddington, Dan; Murray-John, Patrick; Raymond, Chris; Safley, Jim; Sanchez, Roberto; Shepherd, Ammon; Troyano, Joan Fragaszy; Wieringa, Jeri (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2013)
Created using a combination of Zotero and Omeka Classic, the Occupy Archive attempted to capture the many local Occupy movements which sprang up around the world in 2011, following the media coverage of Occupy Wall Street. ...
George Mason Basketball Digital Memory Bank
Albers, Ken; Boggs, Jeremy; Greenberg, Josh; Hess, Meagan; Mellen, Roger; Safley, Jim; Shuman, Amanda; Velez, Heather; George Mason University Community (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2006)
With their first trip to the Final Four in school history, Mason enjoyed in 2005-2006 what was undoubtedly its finest season. The Patriots won an NCAA Tournament game for the first time, set a school record with 27 wins, ...
DC Museum Collaborative
Various (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2011)
In connection with Teaching American History grants, teachers from around the country visit Washington, D.C., on a regular basis, but they visit each museum separately and the experience is linked only by geography. The ...
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Oral History Project and Digital Archive
Brown, Kathi Ann; Luria, Rebecca; Safley, Jim; Rosenzweig, Roy; Scheinfeldt, Tom (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2005)
The Critical Infrastructure Protection and Oral History Project was designed to document the history of US efforts to protect the systems and structures that are vital to the smooth functioning of the economy and society. ...
Power of Place: Landscapes as Historical Texts
RRCHNM, /; DC Public Schools (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2014)
Lesson plans and primary sources about the history of DC and its surrounding areas, generated for DC Public Schools until 2014 (prior to the Common Core). Formerly hosted at chnm.gmu.edu/powerofplace.
Unveiling History: Exploring America's Past
Tarasuk, Maria; Spoales, Linda; Schrum, Kelly; Hamner, Christopher; Rothman, Adam; O'Malley, Michael; Zagarri, Rosemarie; Kilday, Jessica (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2011)
Unveiling History: Exploring America's Past provided intensive professional development focused on history, historical thinking, and practical classroom activities for K-12 teachers in Montgomery County, Maryland. RRCHNM ...
Foundations of U.S. History: Virginia History as U.S. History
RRCHNM, /; Loudon County Public Schools; GMU Department of History and Art History; Various (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2009)
Foundations of U.S. History: Virginia History as American History was a Teaching American History grant, funded by the U.S. Department of Education from 2006-2009, that provided an opportunity for elementary, middle, and ...
Creating a More Perfect Community
Unknown author (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2007)
Creating a More Perfect Community was a Teaching American History grant awarded to Alexandria City Public Schools and funded by the United States Department of Education. A partnership with George Mason University and the ...
Virginia 400
Rosenzweig, Roy; Scheinfeldt, Tom; Hess, Meagan; Want, Pin; RRCHNM, / (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2006)
To mark the 400th anniversary of the English settlement of Jamestown, the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (CHNM) at George Mason University created Virginia 400, a portal for finding, teaching, and learning ...
Peopling the American Past
RRCHNM, / (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2005)
Peopling the American Past was a Teaching American History grant project that provided an exciting opportunity for elementary, middle and high school teachers of American history from seven small and rural Virginia school ...
Mike O'Malley Course Website
O'Malley, Michael (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2020)
This is the website for George Mason University history professor Mike O'Malley's course syllabi. Its primary contents are the syllabus for HIST 615 The American History of Money during the Spring 2020 (COVID-19 pandemic) ...
Everyday Americans Exceptional Americans
Everyday Americans, Exceptional Americans was a Teaching American History grant, funded by the U.S. Department of Education, that provided professional development opportunities for elementary, middle-, and high-school ...
Graffiti Soldiers: A 2016 NEH Landmarks in American History and Culture Workshop for Teachers
Robertson, Stephen; Various (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2016)
Graffiti Soldiers was a 2016 NEH Landmarks in American History and Culture Workshop for Teachers. It explored graffiti as a historical source, focusing on individual soldiers to personalize the past and make it powerful ...
Digital Tools for Museum Education
On November 4-5, 2010, a Summit on Digital Technology for Museums at George Mason University brought together museum educators from museums around the country. It offered a venue for museum educators to discuss the current ...
WebWise 2013 Putting the Learner at the Center and WebWise 2014 Anchoring Communities
From 2000 to 2014, the Institute of Museum and Library Services' (IMLS) WebWise conference brought together representatives from museums, libraries, archives, systems science, education, and other fields who were interested ...
George Mason University History PhD Students
This website was a combination of blog and wiki pages that formed a "cyber cafe" for students in George Mason University PhD in History program from 2009-2010. It was used to share resources, start discussions, plan events, ...
Creating Local Linkages
Brett, Megan; Legg, Jannelle; Walters Cooper, LaQuanda; Robertson, Stephen; Kelly, Mills; Brennan, Sheila A.; Dauterive, Jessica; Nguyen, Kim; Wilkinson, Corinne (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2020-05)
Creating Local Linkages created an open-access curriculum, and a series of online courses using that curriculum, that introduced public librarians to the core elements of researching and publishing local history using ...
Conflict and Consensus: Key Moments in U.S. History
Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, / (Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, 2010)
Conflict and Consensus: Key Moments in U.S. History was a Teaching American History grant, funded by the U.S. Department of Education, that provided an opportunity for middle and high school teachers of American history ...
Teaching American History
This website is a portal for Teaching American History projects created by Virginia and Maryland school districts in collaboration with the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media and the Department of History and ...
My Cemetery
Kelly, Mills (2019-05-01)
This website is a project of the students in the course "Dead in Virginia" (History 300) at George Mason University. It represents the work of students from three different iterations of the course, the first of which took ...
O'Malley, Michael (8)
Center for History and New Media (6)
RRCHNM (5)
Smith, Suzanne (5)
Kelly, Mills (4)
Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (4)
Takats, Sean (4)
pedagogy; digital history (7)
Archive; digital history (1)


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UH Mānoa undergraduate students oppose TMT construction
The Associated Students of the University of Hawai'i released a statement today reiterating its opposition to the latest attempts of construction for the Thirty Meter Telescope near the summit of Maunakea.
Gov. David Ige signs emergency proclamation for Maunakea
University of Hawai'i students, faculty and staff who oppose TMT ask UH President David Lassner to resign
Ka Leo Abroad: Mastering Public Transportation
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Construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope scheduled to begin this week
How do you get around town? While Oʻahu 's transportation options include TheBus, taxi and ride-sharing services, Seoul has something the Gathering Place does not: public trains.
Let's talk about substance abuse
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Celebrating 50 years of KTUH
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University of Hawai'i linebacker Scheyenne Sanitoa died on July 4, according to UH Athletics officials.
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COP (out) 21
Jeff Kim, Staff Writer
COP21, the United Nations climate Change conference, beginning on November 30th, will have over 190 members of the UN convene in Paris to discuss legally binding agreements on addressing climate change. The event has been heralded as the last chance for world leaders to address climate change. Unfortunately, the COP21 isn't going to save us in time.
According to the proposals presented by 146 countries and the European Union (which make up about 86 percent of global emissions), we would still see global temperatures rise three degrees celsius by 2100, one degree more than the prescribed two degree limit. Though one degree may not seem like much, it would cause severe droughts in the western United States which would mean food shortages and desertification, according to National Geographic. As far as sea level rise is concerned, tens of thousands of homes would be flooded in the Bay of Bengal. For us in Hawaii, that means we could see Aiea become the new Waikiki.
Though there is little information about how countries are planning to achieve their carbon reduction goals, one thing is for sure: carbon pricing is clearly not a big enough part of the conversation.
If it were, we would certainly be able to avoid breaking the 2 degree threshold. Carbon pricing is the most effective solution for reducing CO2 emissions. Here's how it works. A fee is assessed on all fossil fuels. That fee will rise every year until industries can no longer find it profitable to invest in fossil fuels. As a result, they will be forced to invest in the only other option available: renewable energy. Bill Gates thinks it's a good idea. So does former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich. At least three Nobel Laureates also agree. One of those three, economist Joseph Stiglitz, insists that a carbon tax is our only viable option for stopping climate change.
Revenue Neutral Carbon Tax
A carbon tax could hurt the world's most economically disadvantaged people and potentially destabilize the economy. This is true if we're talking about a pure carbon tax. A revenue neutral carbon tax, however,would do the opposite. Such a tax would rebate all money generated from the fees back to the public or through other such mechanisms as reducing income taxes. It certainly worked in Vancouver. Vancouver, B.C. implemented a revenue neutral carbon tax in 2008 and after only five years was able to reduce gasoline consumption by seven times while maintaining economic stability. A model for a US revenue neutral carbon tax would not only maintain economic stability however, but grow it. According to a report from Regional Economic Models Inc., such a proposal would create 2.8 million jobs in just 20 years and increase the national GDP by $1.3 trillion.
Methane Tax
Carbon emissions isn't all we're up against. With the animal agricultural industry producing 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions (versus 13 percent from the entire transportation industry), we need to address methane emissions as well, if not more. Methane gas is up to 86 times more potent than CO2. So what can we do about that? Enact a methane tax, of course. Just as a carbon tax would force industries to divest from fossil fuels as their prices rise, so too would the animal agricultural industry be forced to change its practices to avoid taxation.
Be it methane or carbon, the answer is clear: tax greenhouse gasses. Yet the UN seems to be unable to get the message. Perhaps it will take a while to get the whole world on the same page. At the end of the day, it's probably just not very convenient to put the safety of the planet before profits.
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'It is the privilege of legends to be timeless.'
Category: pulp fiction
The Deadly Gent: British Crime Films of 1970-1972
Published May 9, 2019 December 28, 2020 by Privilege Of Legends in 70's cinema, 70's film, al capone, art direction, art in film, bfi, blaxploitation, blog essay, british board of film censors, british cinema, british crime films, british films, cinematography, classic film, composers, creative writing, crime fiction, crime film, criterion, cult film, directing, directing film, director of photography, directors, experimental film, film art, film blog, film censorship, film design, film distribution, film essay, film genre, film music, film noir, film parody, film posters, film production, film scores, film studies, film theory, filmmaking, foreign film, french cinema, french new wave, gangster films, hard boiled, hollywood, hollywood satire, independent film, jazz, london art, london film, michael caine, mickey spillane, musical theatre, musicals, neo noir, nicolas roeg, organised crime, parody, period films, playwrights, politics, privilege of legends, pulp crime, pulp crime fiction, pulp fiction, raoul walsh, raymond chandler, realism in film, richard burton, satire, screen adaptations, screenwriting, sonny and his pen, sonny syah, symbolism in film, theatre in film, thriller, Uncategorized, walkabout, warner brothers
Noir in Six Fatal Kisses
Published March 11, 2018 March 29, 2021 by Privilege Of Legends in 40's film, 50's film, academy awards, art direction, art in film, ben hecht, bfi, billy wilder, blog essay, classic film, cold war, creative writing, crime fiction, crime film, criterion, cult film, directing film, directors, double indemnity, fascism, femme fatale, film art, film blog, film censorship, film design, film essay, film genre, film noir, film production, film studies, film theory, filmmaking, gangster films, hard boiled, hays code, hollywood, independent american cinema, independent film, james cagney, james m cain, london film, mccarthyism, mickey spillane, neo noir, privilege of legends, pulp crime, pulp crime fiction, pulp fiction, ralph meeker, raoul walsh, raymond chandler, richard conte, rko pictures, robert aldrich, robert siodmak, sam fuller, samuel fuller, scorsese, screen adaptations, screenwriting, sonny syah, spy films, spy movies, stanley kubrick, Uncategorized, war films


I just enabled multisite tonight and was following the guide here for using cloner to set up staging but when I get to the point where it says "Next, Cloner will try to keep you from making a mistake" and try to proceed, I can't.
How do I get rid of this error so I can have my staging site? I've enable access for support.
It is not an issue with cloner plugin. Its your WordPress Multisite that is not configured properly for subdomains.
You must create a wildcard subdomain on your cPanel to use subdomains with WordPress Multisites.
If its still not working then you have to contact your hosting and confirm that your package supports creation of subdomains.
The need for a wildcard wasn't in the steps from the guide about how to establish multisite using Cloner and even after adding that I'm still getting the error and unable to clone.
I also know that I am allowed unlimited subdomains and have unlimited storage paid for the next 2 yrs. I just moved my hosting in the last month.
Since its a separate topic while enabling the WordPress MultiSites that is why its not explained in the article you mentioned above. But I can see the author does included the link of WordPress Multisite Masterclass: Activation and Configuration (see screenshot) article where the author explained how to enable wildcard subdomains.
Thanks for letting me know that you are using CloudFlare. In this case you have to configure wildcard subdomains on CloudFlare instead of your hosting via cPanel.
If try to add staging.enduringepilepsy.com as an A record I get an error so its added as an A record for staging. The wildcard has been there since I started using cloudflare and was update when I moved my hosting recently... what else?
the address that was loading on wordpress was just stage.enduringepilepsy.com/wp-admin It needed /network added to the end of it. I added it and it finally cloned. This may be a note that needs added to the tutorial for users to check for.
I am glad to know that you have figured this out. But let me make it clear that when I first logged in, the front end of that subsite were giving the same error message (The DNS). It were without cloner plugin.
Secondly, my colleague Adam Czajczyk could not replicate this issue on his end. Its seems to be working without errors.
That appears to be something specific to your server.
I already did a lot of looking around and had contacted my hosting before posting here so there is likely something more than a quick fix that is causing this.


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CASS 5
CASS 5.8 Safe keeping of client's documents and ot...
CASS 5.8 Safe keeping of client's documents and other assets
CASS 5.8.1R 01/10/2018 RP
CASS 5.8 applies to a firm (including in its capacity as trustee under CASS 5.4) which in the course of insurance distribution activity2 takes into its possession for safekeeping any client title documents (other than documents of no value) or other tangible assets belonging to clients.
CASS 5.8 does not apply to a firm when:
carrying on an insurance distribution activity2 which is in respect of a reinsurance contract; or
acting in accordance with CASS 61 (Custody rules).
CASS 5.8.2G 01/10/2018 RP
The rules in this section amplify the obligation in Principle 10 which requires a firm to arrange adequate protection for client's assets. Firms carrying on insurance distribution activities2 may hold, on a temporary or longer basis, client title documents such as policy documents (other than policy documents of no value) and also items of physical property if, for example, a firm arranges for a valuation. The rules are intended to ensure that firms make adequate arrangements for the safe keeping of such property.
A firm which has in its possession or control documents evidencing a client's title to a contract of insurance or other similar documents (other than documents of no value) or which takes into its possession or control tangible assets belonging to a client, must take reasonable steps to ensure that any such documents or items of property:
are kept safe until they are delivered to the client;
are not delivered or given to any other person except in accordance with instructions given by the client; and that
a record is kept as to the identity of any such documents or items of property and the dates on which they were received by the firm and delivered to the client or other person.
A firm must retain the record required in (1) for a period of three years after the document or property concerned is delivered to the client or other person.