Through The Rotary Foundation's Health, Hunger and Humanity (3-H) Grants program, the Foundation provides major grants from US $100,000 to $300,000 for club and district sponsored international projects that improve health, alleviate hunger, and enhance human and social development as a means of advancing international understanding, goodwill and peace.
Rotarians whose years in Rotary and age add up to 85 or above, are exempted from attendance.
One who is appointed by the president to fill a vacancy in the office of governor until such time as a new governor has been elected by the convention or the RI Board. An acting governor also may be appointed to fill a temporary vacancy during a time when the governor is unable to fulfill the responsibilities of the office.
A member of a club who has been elected to membership in the club under a classification of business or profession and who has all the obligations, responsibilities, and privileges of membership as provided in the RI constitution and bylaws.
Fee paid to a club by an applicant for membership in the club. The fee varies according to the amount specified by each club in its bylaws.
Any club may, at the time of selecting its delegates to the convention, choose for each delegate one alternate, such alternate being entitled to vote at the convention in case of the absence of the delegate for whom the alternate was chosen.
The Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarships programme is the world's largest privately funded international scholarships programme and are awarded for study or training in another country where Rotary clubs are located.
Christmas was approaching and the sight of these children moved one of the members deeply. Next week our club bulletin, "The Chaka" of November 17, 1925, carried a letter signed by " a non-vocal Rotarian." It read that some 20 or more cars could usually be seen outside the Grand Hotel at Rotary tiffin time on Tuesdays and went on to suggest that in the winter season how nice it would be if these same cars could line up outside a children's orphanage or Old Peoples' Home for the purpose of taking as many of the inmates as the cars could accommodate for a drive to Barrackpore, or the Botanical Gardens. It added that if the car owners or other Rotarians could spare a few Rupees, perhaps the wives of the Rotarians could arrange tea for the unfortunate children.
This proposal appealed to the members so much that a committee was formed forthwith and on December 28, 1925 some 200 poor children from five institutions in Calcutta were collected by Rotarians and their wives, driven to the Chandpal Ghat Jetty and taken across the river to the Botanical Gardens. After a day's feasting and sports, the children were driven back to their orphanages. Thus was born the famed Annual Children's Treat of the Rotary Club of Calcutta – the longest running community service programme of our club.
Programme to raise funds for the eradication of Poliomyelitis. A contribution of US$ 26.50 (@ Rs 49/$ = Rs 1300) would make a person an Arch Klumph Fellow.
Honours people who have given at least $250,000 to the Foundation.
Meeting of all club officers, directors, and committee chairs, held for the purpose of conferring on the program and activities of the club.
A training meeting conducted annually, preferably in April or May, of club presidents-elect and members of clubs assigned by the club president-elect to serve in key leadership roles in the upcoming year. It provides a program of instruction to develop club leaders who have the necessary skills, knowledge, and motivation to improve club effectiveness as defined by the RI Board as well as an opportunity to share local and district plans and objectives.
6-day annual mandatory training meeting attended by general officers, governors-elect, RI committee chairs, and others designated by the RI Board. Its purpose is to provide Rotary education, instruction in administrative duties, motivation, and inspiration to governors-elect and to afford them and others in attendance an opportunity to discuss and plan how to implement Rotary's programs and activities during the ensuing year. The last meeting was held 16-23 February 2006 in San Diego, California, USA.
A Rotarian appointed by the governor, in accordance with RI Board policy, to assist the governor with the administrative work associated with club operations for designated clubs within an assigned geographic area. In District 3290 we have an AG for each of the 17 Zones of our District. The AG is himself assisted by a Zonal Representative (ZR).
A foundation which has been established based on criteria and guidelines from the Foundation trustees and approved for operation as an associate foundation by the trustees. The primary purpose of associate foundations is to provide tax benefits to Rotarians in countries where such foundations have been established.
A member can makeup his attendance by attending a meeting of another Rotary club either two weeks before or two weeks after the meeting of his own club that he misses.
Report of the attendance at its meetings which each club is required by the RI bylaws to make each month to its governor, if the club is within a district, or otherwise to the general secretary.
Governing body of a Rotary Club, to be constituted as the byelaws of the club may provide.
Certificate signed by the governor certifying the nomination of the Rotarian duly nominated by the clubs in the district for the office of governor in a specified future year.
The Chaka (Wheel) is the name of the Rotary Club of Calcutta's weekly bulletin. It is the oldest in India. Click to see the weekly online edition. You can also read archived copies.
A founding member of a Rotary club. This member is elected to membership prior to the admission of the club to membership in RI.
Club Internet Communications Coordinator. New terminology for CICO. See below.
Word or phrase which describes a separate and distinct business or professional service rendered to the community. As a term, it is the word or phrase which most accurately describes the principal and recognized business or professional activity of the firm, company, or institution with which an active member is connected or that which covers the active member's principal and recognized business or professional activity.
Complete list of business and professional activities of the community, showing which have been filled, and which remain unfilled, in the club.
Concentrated Language Encounter. Highly successful Rotary sponsored approach to literacy. At risk children worldwide are taught to read and write in their native languages.
Club Regular Weekly Meting where internal affairs of the club are discussed amongst its members e.g. approval of annual accounts. The President announces, " Visiting Rotarians may now leave if they so wish." (NOT 'Closed door' meeting).
Formal meeting of the entire club membership to inform members about service activities.
An area which contains the minimum number of classifications required for the formation of a new club. A club may be organized in the same locality as one or more existing clubs.
The officers of the club are the president, president-elect, vice-presidents, a secretary, treasurer and sergeant-at-arms.
The officials of our club are the editor, club correspondent, CICO (club Internet Communications Officer) and the Webmaster.
Rotary's first Avenue of Service involves actions a Rotarian must take within the club to help it function successfully.
A comprehensive document containing all of the general and permanent policies of Rotary International.
All members should volunteer to serve on at least two club committees. The advantages being to learn about your club and its members. The other members can also meet and learn about you.
A non-mandatory committee established by the RI Board that continues in existence until its tasks are completed.
A non-mandatory committee that continues in existence until the end of each Rotary year in which it is appointed.
A committee mandated in section 16.010. of the RI bylaws.
Rotary's third Avenue of Service comprises varied efforts that Rotarians make, sometimes in conjunction with others (e.g., a Rotaract or Interact club or a Rotary Community Corps), to improve the quality of life for those who live within their club's locality or municipality.
in various concerns. This programme of the Rotary Club of Calcutta is held at the Rotary Sadan.
Rotary International's legislative body as provided for in article X of the RI constitution and article VIII of the RI bylaws. It is attended by a representative of the clubs of each district and meets every third year to deliberate and act upon proposed enactments and resolutions submitted by clubs, district conferences, the general council or conference of RIBI, the council on legislation, and the RI Board. Its actions in adopting legislation are subject to review by all clubs.
Meeting held amongst members of the Rotary Club of Calcutta only. Visiting Rotarians and guests are politely asked to "leave if they so wished." Usually held once in three months, this gives an opportunity to the President to appraise members of any internal developments or difficulties that may have arisen. Members also get an opportunity to ask for clarifications and give suggestions on the working of the club.
Meeting of all club officers, directors and committee chairmen, held for the purpose of conferring on the programmes and activities of the club. All interested members and especially newer members are expected to attend.
Meeting usually held in June each year prior to the start of the new Rotary year. Usually conducted by an Assistant Governor, the Chairpersons of the club are appraised of norms of conducting committee meetings and about special programmes for the coming year.
Rotary's parliament with representatives from all districts; deliberates on policies of Rotary. Last one held 2001 April 22-28.
Rotarians from Colorado, USA created history on 4 January 2002, when RI officially chartered its first ever Internet-based Rotary club in the world, Rotary e-Club One of District 5450.
District Designated Fund from the Rotary Foundation - Community Assistance Program awards that enable Rotary districts to service projects in their own countries.
united worldwide to provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and help building goodwill and peace in the world.
Representative of a Rotary club at the international convention. Each club is entitled to send one delegate for each 50 of its members, or major fraction thereof, honorary members excepted.
Each officer and each past president of Rotary International still holding membership, other than honorary membership, in a club, is declared by the RI constitution and bylaws to be a delegate-at-large at the convention. Such delegate is entitled to cast one vote on each question.
The District Governor Nominee (DGN) automatically becomes the District governor Elect (DGE) after the International Assembly held usually in February.
The Governor in waiting. Takes over the reins of the District after the current Governor's term expires on June 30 midnight.
Assists clubs with Matching Grants and other TRF Grants.
Name given to a limited geographic area within which clubs are grouped for RI administrative purposes.
Report which the governor and the secretary of the district conference are required to make to RI covering any action taken by the conference, the number of clubs represented, and other matters.
A senior Interactor elected by the Interact Clubs of the District to act as a Liaison with the District Governor.
The RI Board-recommended organizational structure for all districts. Components include the following: use of the title "assistant governor" as defined by the RI Board; defined responsibilities and duties, as well as defined limits to terms of service and number of terms, for assistant governors and district committee members.
District Rotaract Representative. A senior Rotaractor who liaises between the District Governor and the Rotaract clubs of the District. He is guided by the District Rotaract Committee.
District Team Training Seminar. Held before commencement of each Rotary Year.
Every active member of a club pays an admission fee and annual dues to the club in amounts determined by the club.
EarlyAct is a "Rotary sponsored school wide service club for elementary students from ages 5 to 13. The mission and operation of EarlyAct are closely linked to the ideals of Rotary and provide the foundation and natural succession into Interact." Started in 2001.
A member is exempted from attendance if the sum of his age and years in Rotary is 85 or above.
and others who collectively work to promote Rotary's goals and ideals.
The anniversary of Rotary's birth, 23 February 1905, is also observed as World Understanding and Peace Day. Each club, on that day, gives special recognition and emphasis to Rotary's commitment to international under-standing, friendship, and peace.
Foundation alumni include Ambassadorial Scholars, Rotary World Peace Fellows, and Group Study Exchange teams.
Term used in Reference to Paul P. Harris, who organized the first rotary club in Chicago in 1905. Paul Harris was born 19 April 1868 and died 27 January 1947.
1 Club Service - activities necessary for Rotarians to make their club function.
2 Vocational Service - undertaking service projects by representing one's vocation.
3 Community Service - improving the quality of life in one's community.
4 International Service - programs to promote international understanding.
Personal, official communication issued every month by the governor to the president and secretary of each club in the district containing items of special interest and importance, including the Monthly Membership Attendance Report.
Members of "Good standing" basically means you have paid your dues!
Even a candidate vying for the Governor's post must be endorsed by the home club stating that he or she is a member of good standing.
New members of less than six months membership. In earlier years, their name badges were covered with green cellophane paper, to identify them as such. This way, the older members could help assimilate them into the club.
Will be replaced by VTT (Vocational Training Teams) from July 2013.
Senior Rotarian usually a Past President in charge of forming a new Rotary club.
A person who, by serving with distinction in the furtherance of Rotary ideals, has been elected to honorary membership of a club. an honorary member is exempt from payment of fees and dues, has no vote, and may not hold office. However, an honorary member may attend all meetings and enjoy the privileges of the club. Honorary membership terminates each year on 30 June but may by resolution be continued from year to year.
In our club we have the Governor of West Bengal, Shri M. K. Narayanan as an Honorary Member.
Informative Educative Communicative Material. Kit especially for Polio Plus.
Independent service organisation of wives of Rotarians.
Complimentary to Rotary in their service to mankind.
Meant for present and past Rotary officers. Generally held annually, at the same place of an international assembly or convention. Affords the RI officers an opportunity to improve their knowledge of Rotary's plans and programs and thus enhances their value as resource persons to their clubs and districts.
Rotary club-sponsored clubs for young people dedicated to service and international understanding. Membership is open to students at the secondary school level (ages 14-18).
Interact Club of La Martiniere is the biggest in the world.
District sponsored symposia held usually on the Rotary Theme of the Month. No charges.
Attending this meeting qualifies for attendance credit (towards an absence in a club weekly meeting).
Paul's wife Jean Harris was born of November 8, 1881 in Edinburgh.
A Regular Weekly Meeting held jointly with that of another Rotary club, to promote goodwill.
In addition to The Rotarian there are 28 regional magazines printed in 22 languages. Although each regional publication has its own unique style and content, they all provide Rotarians with up-to-date information and good reading.
Individuals or couples whose combined whose combined cumulative giving reaches US$10,000.
To attend the meeting of another Rotary club or certain other functions thereby protecting membership and receiving attendance credit when a meeting of the Rotarian's own club is missed.
The Manual of Procedure is a compilation of statements of policies and procedures adopted by conventions, the council on legislation, the RI Board of Directors and the Trustees of The Rotary Foundation. It also includes the current text of the RI Constitution and Bylaws, the standard Rotary club constitution, the club bylaws recommended by the RI Board, and the Bylaws and portions of the Articles of Incorporation of The Rotary Foundation. The Manual is published in several language editions every three years, and a copy is sent to each Rotary club and RI officer. The 1998 edition incorporates changes in policy and procedures since its 1995 publication. Some material that is frequently referred to has been reorganized to make it more easily accessible. Many entries have been edited for clarity. If any question arises about the meaning or interpretation of the Manual, English is the official language of RI. (Source: Manual of Procedure, 1998).
"Service Above Self is the principal motto of Rotary established by the 1959 Council on Legislation.
It has replaced "He Profits Most Who Serves Best as the first motto of Rotary.
Innovative Project between the Kolkata Police and the Rotary clubs in Calcutta. Street children are brought in at various police stations. Rotarians conduct free health check-ups, distribute medicines, help in literacy awareness. The Rotary Club of Calcutta and the RC Bhowanipur jointly organises camp at the Bhowanipur Police Station. Third Sunday of every month.
Special days in India earmarked for immunizing with Oral Polio Vaccine (OPV) of all children under 5 against poliomyelitis in an effort to eradicate the disease from the nation.
Past President of our club ( 1944-45) who became the first Asian President of Rotary International in 1962-63. The RI motto for that year was, "Kindle The Spark Within".
Club which is not included in a district in RI but which is under the direct supervision of the RI Board.
Project of RC Calcutta started in 1997-98 to commemorate the anniversary of Rotary's birth on 23 February 1905. This day is observed as World Understanding and Peace Day.
Past Presidents are a exclusive group of special Rotarians. It is not easy to become a PP. It takes years of training. First you have to be nominated by the Board, accepted by the members, do a year of being a President-Elect and if you are still around or willing to continue in this quest, you do another year of being President. There are 29,000 + Rotarians around the world in this endeavor each year. If you survive, (don't run away, throw in the towel or be impeached) you then are admitted to this elite fellowship as a IPP. (Immediate Past President). This is only for a year and then the I is dropped. You are awarded a Special Badge to wear, This is to let all know that you are now a "PP" and what year you achieved this honor. Note: You are only a president for a year, but a PP forever!
A former active member whose active membership was terminated because of his retirement from active business or professional life.
An individual who contributes or in whose honor or memory is contributed US$1,000 to The Rotary Foundation.
Past District Governor. Rotary Club of Calcutta has the highest number of PDGs in District 3291 (5 as of July 2008).
Term used by many clubs to refer to a Rotarian's 100 percent attendance record. However, no official definition of the term exists.
Rotary's current flagship project - eradicate poliomyelitis from the world by year 2005. This would coincide with the centenary of the Rotary movement.
The first Probus Club, an acronym for Pro(fessional) and Bus(iness), specifically for active-retired-persons aged 56 and above was formed in 1966 by the Rotary Club of Chatterham, England. It offers an opportunity to the senior citizens to be part of a group of like minded friends and contribute to the happiness of others and - in fact - develop their own close community to take care of each other. Probusindia has details of Indian clubs.
Beginning with its first organizational meeting, providing it meets regularly each week, this name is given to a new club until it is admitted to the membership of RI.
Rotarian Action Groups. Evolving new RI Resource Groups.
funds for projects in India.
'Affectionate' name for category of Rotarians In Name Only. Also true for Rotaractors.
leadership skills for voluntary organizations.
Rotary's leadership and service program for young people ages 18 to 30. It aims to enhance their knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service. The Rotaract movement started on 13 March 1968 with the first charter being granted to the Rotaract club of Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. The event is commemorated each year with the celebration of the World Rotaract Week.
1. Rotaract Club of Calcutta (meets Rotary Sadan, Sundays 5:30 pm).
2, Rotaract Club of IISWBM, College Square.
Rotary is used as expressive and indicative of the organized body of Rotary clubs and Rotarians, of the spirit which animates them, of the principles and practices and precedents which guide them, and of the purposes and object they seek to accomplish.
The Rotary Award for World Understanding and Peace is an annual RI award to recognize and honor a non-Rotarian or an organization for outstanding achievement consistent with the ideals and objectives of RI.
Focusing on advancing world understanding and peace, the award seeks to inspire, encourage and stimulate more Rotarians to be personally involved in humanitarian service, as well as to gain public recognition for Rotarians and RI as significant contributors to humanitarian service. First presented in 1981, the award has been received by 15 individuals and three organizations.
To inspire and inform all Rotarians at an international level particularly incoming presidents, governors-elect and other incoming club and RI officers.
is a not-for-profit corporation that supports the efforts of Rotary International to achieve world understanding and peace through international, humanitarian, educational and cultural exchange programmes. It is funded solely by voluntary contributions.
Assembly of all past and present officers of Rotary International. See Institutes, Rotary.
Rotary Club of Calcutta's home situated at 94/2 Chowringhee Road, Kolkata 700020. Telephones 2223-8686 / 8787.
Fax +91-33-2223 2573 Email: rotacal@vsnl.com and rccalcutta@gmail.com The 3 storied house runs facilities for children. It also houses the the club office and the Rotary Archives of historical documents. the club's regular weekly meetings are held in the auditorium.
Current, incoming, and past RI presidents and directors, and Rotary Foundation trustees.
Regular Weekly Meeting that is usually held by all Rotary clubs. Since September 1919 Rotary Club of Calcutta holds their luncheon meetings on Tuesdays at 1 for 1:30 pm unless otherwise notified.
their potential as leaders, attend an all-expenses-paid RYLA seminar, camp, or workshop to develop leadership skills.
necessary for becoming tomorrow's leaders.
Society for Community Intervention and Research. Located at Tiljola, Kolkata.
Motto which may be used in Rotary literature and elsewhere. Designated by the 1989 Council as Rotary's principal official motto.
Innovative vocational service programme of the Rotary Club of Calcutta organised by R-Ann Veena Rohatgi. Boys and girls finishing high school are given basic training as nurses. They are quickly absorbed in private hospitals and nursing homes.
Rotary Clubs establish Sister relationships with other Rotary Clubs by agreeing to establish a special bond of friendship between the two Clubs for a specified period, subject to renewal by mutual agreement of both clubs. The clubs agree to promote friendship between the two Clubs and communicate and cooperate with each other regarding projects and activities, to initiate planning for a mutually acceptable joint project and to implement and complete at least one such project within the term of the agreement.
President Dileep Rohatgi (2000-01) is trying to forge such a friendship with the Rotary Club of Dhaka - the first club of Bangladesh and sponsored by us in 1937.
Special Training for Action in Rotary. Developed by RC El Paso, Texas, USA in 1976 has proven to be an effective tool for creating a better informed membership and preparing members for club leadership positions. First introduced in RC Calcutta on 2 Sep 2001.
The name of the official magazine of RI and an international magazine for business and professional people.
At the end of every regular weekly meeting, it is customary to remember with good wishes, another Rotary club - thus fostering international goodwill and peace amongst nations. Have a look at our Toasts form.
February 23rd, the anniversary of Rotary's birth.
Rotary's second avenue of service. it's purpose includes promoting high ethical standards in business and professions and fostering the ideal of service in the pursuit of all vocations. The role of the club includes developing projects that help members contribute their talents to meeting society's needs. Te role of Rotarians includes conducting themselves and their businesses in accordance with Rotary principles and responding to projects their clubs develop.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene project.
The world Headquarters of the Secretariat located at One Rotary Center, 1560 Sherman Avenue, Evanston, Illinois, USA.
Team exchange between high school of one District with another. Enriched experience by students, host families, sponsoring clubs, receiving schools and the entire community. Opportunity to learn about customs, languages, traditions and family life in another country. Since 1927.
Zonal Representative, which see below.
A District Official appointed by the Governor who assists the Assistant Governor in administering a Zone of a Rotary District. In District 3290 we have 17 such Zones and thus 17 ZRs.
Grouping of clubs, established by the RI bylaws and constituted by the RI Board, for the purpose of electing members of the nominating committee for president and for the nomination of directors.
Zone alignments are also often the basis upon which institutes are organized.


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Q: Encrypting Emails, Hashing Passwords, and Storing them in DB? First off, my understanding of encrypting and hashing:

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*Encrypting - can be decrypted

*Hashing - can NOT be unhashed

When building a web application, I should:

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*Encrypt the email address (will be used to login) with encryption key. It's nice to be able to decrypt email addresses for later use (e.g. emailing users)

*Hash the password with a salt. No one should be able to see user's password, so hashing (since it is one-way) is good.

If the above 2 points are right, where should I store the encryption key and salt?
If I store it in the DB, the seems a bit pointless should the DB ever be compromised. The benefit, though, is that I can assign a unique encryption key and salt for each user.
Should I store the encryption key and salt in my application's configuration? If the DB is ever compromised, at least the encryption key and salt are not also compromised (hopefully). The problem with this is that it probably means that everyone shares the same encryption key and salt.
Suggestions on what to do?

A: If you encrypt the email at all, you need to do it with a common salt/key. Otherwise, how are you going to select a user by his email address from the db to check whether the hashed password is correct? You can't decrypt every email address every time.
Overall, I think there's very little to be gained from encrypting email addresses. Use MySQL database encryption if you want, but don't worry about this at the application level.
The salt for hashing the password should/needs to be unique and can be stored in the database, in fact it can be part of the hash itself. See http://www.openwall.com/phpass/ for a good implementation.

A: Your understanding seems correct to me.
Password: Only the hash of a password should be stored, together with a user specific salt. The salt can be stored plaintext, the reason for the salt is, that an attacker cannot use one single rainbowtable for all users (building a rainbowtable is expensive). It's recommended to use the hash_hmac() function.
EMail: I think it's a good idea to encrypt these adresses, but however you do it, if the attacker has control over the server, he will be able to recover these addresses. I would put a secret key in a separate directory, which is outside the web root (cannot be accessed directly from the web). Don't write it in a file that can be delivered without interpreting, the extension *.php is better than *.inc . If you have no access to such a directory, at least make one and protect it with .htaccess Deny from all.
If you need to find an email address in the DB you can additionally store a hash, this allows to search case insensitive (first turn to lowercase, then generate the hash).

A: The salt should be per-user, and can be indeed in the database; thus the point of a salt is  that someone with a copy of your db can't work on cracking all the passwords at once, but each separately.
As for the encryption key, that's a much harder issue - definitely don't store it in the database; if your platform offers any kind of protected storage, you may want to use that. See e.g. this for useful answers: What's the best method to use / store encryption keys in MySQL

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We can clearly see that AuthorizationChecker depends on implementations of ISettingsStorageProviderV30, IAuthTools, and IAclEvalator, but we are not concerned with the actual implementations. This is the dependency inversion principle at work.
In this case, AuthorizationChecker and AuthTools don't depend on each other, but depend on the abstraction provided by IAuthTools. The same is true for AuthorizationChecker's other two dependencies, ISettingsStorageProviderV30 and IAclEvaluator.
The IoC is a static gateway class that provides an abstraction so that your code is not dependent on a particular IoC container for retrieving dependencies. It is similar in interface and approach to Microsoft's Common Service Locator available on CodePlex. You can read more about the IoC static gateway in "Loosen Up: Tame Your Software Dependencies for More Flexible Apps".
This code is located in the ScrewTurn.Wiki.Core assembly. Rather than manually configuring each dependency individually, we use a convention-based approach whereby any types in the ScrewTurn.Wiki.Services namespace are registered via their first interface. This means that AuthorizationServices is registered as IAuthorizationServices, AuthTools is registered as IAuthTools, and similarly for other types in this namespace. This has the advantage that by placing services in the ScrewTurn.Wiki.Services namespace, they will automatically be registered in the container without requiring explicit configuration. Other classes can then take dependencies on these services simply by adding the appropriate interface to their own constructor.
AclEvaluator is located in the ScrewTurn.Wiki.AclEngine assembly. Since it is the only dependency in this assembly, we register it explicitly. There isn't a great deal of value from having a separate assembly for ScrewTurn.Wiki.AclEngine and I would consider merging the AclEngine project into Core. AclEvaluator could then be placed in the ScrewTurn.Wiki.Services namespace and auto-registered like the other dependencies. For the moment, AclEvaluator serves as an example of how to explicitly configure dependencies in Castle Windsor.
ScrewTurn Wiki has code that dynamically loads a particular ISettingsStorageProviderV30 implementation specified by a fully qualified class name in a configuration file. Although we could use Castle Windsor's configuration facilities to configure and load the appropriate assembly and implementation, that is not the current focus. We can leverage the existing loading mechanism by supplying Castle Windsor with a fully constructed instance via the Component.For<T>().Instance(obj) syntax.
Windsor provides many more configuration options, including overrides, parameters, XML configuration, and more. You can find a lot more information on configuration options in Castle Windsor in my article, Bricks and Mortar: Building a Castle.
Windsor has two constructors to choose from. It starts from the constructor with the most overloads. It will see if it has implementations for all of the constructor parameters. (If it can't find implementations for all constructor parameters, Windsor will attempt the next most overloaded constructor.) In this case, it will see that it needs to find an implementation for ISettingsStorageProviderV30, IAuthTools, and IAclEvaluator. Windsor has an instance of ISettingsStorageProviderV30 that we supplied to it earlier. It can also create instances of AuthTools and AclEvaluator because they have no further dependencies. Windsor passes the newly created AuthTools and AclEvaluator, as well as the pre-built ISettingsStorageProviderV30 to AuthorizationChecker's constructor. Windsor then passes the newly created AuthorizationChecker to AuthorizationServices' constructor. Finally, Windsor is able to pass back AuthorizationServices to satisfy the call to IoC.Resolve<IAuthorizationServices>.
Note that Windsor is responsible for managing the lifetime of objects registered in the container. Windsor's default lifetime strategy is singleton. That means that multiple classes depending on IAuthorizationServices will all receive the same instance of AuthorizationServices. This instancing policy is easily changed on a per-service basis and includes options such as per-thread, per-Web-request, transient, and pooled. You can even create your own instancing policies if none of the built-in ones are appropriate.
If AuthorizationChecker required another dependency, we would simply declare that fact by adding another constructor parameter with a type of the required service interface. We would then create a concrete class in the ScrewTurn.Wiki.Services namespace that implements that service interface.
I have seen many projects place all container configuration into a single XML or C# file. This is especially unwieldy if explicitly configuring dependencies individually, which is why I prefer the convention-over-configuration approach discussed above. By placing dependencies in certain assemblies and namespaces, they are automatically registered. (Note that the convention-over-configuration approach is not available with XML files, although XML files are useful for specifying deployment-time overrides if necessary. For more information about this technique, see Bricks and Mortar: Building a Castle.) Placing all of our conventions in a single C# file can quickly become cumbersome as we have unrelated conventions bundled together.
We start by creating a new WindsorContainer and using it to initialize the IoC static gateway. We then alternately register and execute FacilityStartup, ContainerStartup, and Startup tasks, as shown in Figure 2.
Note that IFacilityStartupTask|IContainerStartupTask.Execute both take an IWindsorContainer, as their purpose is to configure the container. IStartupTask.Execute is to perform other types of initialization once the container is ready to be used and therefore doesn't accept an IWindsorContainer.
You can see the convention responsible for registering all services in the ScrewTurn.Wiki.Services namespace. There is also the extra configuration for the AclEvaluator. If we choose to combine the AclEngine project into Core, we could eliminate the extra configuration step for AclEvaluator.
As we break apart the "God object" that is the Host, we can modify its container registration in one place without affecting the registration of the services. If we need to perform additional unrelated container configuration, we create another class that implements the IFacilityStartupTask or IContainerStartupTask without affecting other configuration that is already taking place.
Although it is not initially obvious, the ScrewTurn Wiki codebase suffers from dependency problems. Tight coupling of implementation classes caused by singletons and static classes result in a morass of objects, which is difficult to refactor. Dependency cycles between objects result in sensitive constructor and method orderings, which can result in unexpected NullReferenceExceptions after apparently innocuous changes to the code.
In this article, we have made dependencies obvious by changing them into constructor parameters and using an IoC container to wire together the dependencies. Using convention-over-configuration approaches eases the introduction of new functionality, without requiring explicit configuration. We have introduced a reusable ApplicationBootstrapper, whereby new startup tasks can be added as the application grows without modifying existing code. The resulting codebase should be more flexible and maintainable over time.


Fans of Warner Bros. Animaniacs series are quite vocal in their devotion to the old episodes and their desire to see the series return. The Animaniacs Revival Project is a group on Facebook devoted to trying to convince Warner Bros. and Spielberg to produce more episodes. To that end, here's the opening to Animaniacs re-animated in South Park's cut-out animation style, created using Flash 8, by UK animaniac "Dr. Toonhattan".
Well it worked for Betty White.


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134340 Pluto at opposition
Sunday, 2019, July 14 - 15:34
Across much of the world 134340 Pluto will be well placed for observation, in the constellation Sagittarius. It will be visible for much of the night, reaching its highest point in the sky at around midnight local time.
From London however, it will not be readily observable since it will lie so far south that it will never rise more than 16° above the horizon.
134340 Pluto opposite the Sun
This optimal positioning occurs when 134340 Pluto is almost directly opposite the Sun in the sky. Since the Sun reaches its greatest distance below the horizon at midnight, the point opposite to it is highest in the sky at the same time.
At around the same time that 134340 Pluto passes opposition, it also makes its closest approach to the Earth – termed its perigee – making it appear at its brightest and largest.
This happens because when 134340 Pluto lies opposite the Sun in the sky, the solar system is lined up so that 134340 Pluto, the Earth and the Sun form a straight line with the Earth in the middle, on the same side of the Sun as 134340 Pluto.
In practice, however, 134340 Pluto orbits much further out in the solar system than the Earth – at an average distance from the Sun of 39.79 times that of the Earth, and so its angular size does not vary much as it cycles between opposition and solar conjunction.
On this occasion, 134340 Pluto will lie at a distance of 32.83 AU, and reach a peak brightness of magnitude 14.5. Even at its closest approach to the Earth, however, 134340 Pluto is so distant from the Earth that it is not possible to distinguish it as more than a star-like point of light.
134340 Pluto in coming weeks
Over the weeks following its opposition, 134340 Pluto will reach its highest point in the sky four minutes earlier each night, gradually receding from the pre-dawn morning sky while remaining visible in the evening sky for a few months.
A chart of the path of 134340 Pluto across the sky in 2019 can be found here, and a chart of its rising and setting times here.
The position of 134340 Pluto at the moment it passes opposition will be:
134340 Pluto 19h33m40s -22°07' Sagittarius 14.5 0.0"
The coordinates above are given in J2000.0.
Sketch of Jupiter, by Richard McKim.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


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Ten Hag transfer miss confirmed as Man Utd lose out on clever signing to European giant
James Holland
19 January 2023, 11:21 am ·3-min read
Man Utd manager Erik ten Hag Credit: Alamy
Manchester United have missed out on the signing of goalkeeper Yann Sommer as the 34-year-old has joined Bayern Munich instead, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Sommer first emerged on Man Utd's radar in August 2022. Reports put him on a list of several keepers being considered by Erik ten Hag to replace David de Gea.
Man Utd's pursuit of Sommer ramped up towards the start of the January transfer window. After it emerged he was 'dreaming' of a move to Old Trafford, the Red Devils began talks with Borussia Monchengladbach to sign him.
However, Bayern Munich soon became the frontrunners to capture Sommer. Their sporting director, Hasan Salihamidzic, confirmed the interest on January 6 by saying: "I don't like talking about players of other clubs, but Sommer is definitely a topic, of course.
"We are considering our options and will make a decision in the near future."
The Bavarians are in need of a new number one following Manuel Neuer's long-term injury. The Bayern legend broke his leg while skiing in December and will resultantly be out for the remainder of the season.
After beginning talks with Gladbach for Sommer recently, Bayern have now reached an agreement over his transfer to the Allianz Arena.
As per Romano, it is now a 'done deal', with the journalist giving the move the full 'here we go' treatment. Bayern will pay Gladbach an initial €8million (£7m), plus an extra €1.5m (£1.3m) in potential bonuses.
Man Utd-linked star agrees contract elsewhere
Sommer has sorted out personal terms with Bayern, too. His contract will last until summer 2025. He just needs to pass his medical before he can sign the deal.
At 34 years of age, the Swiss would never have been a long-term keeper solution for Ten Hag. But given his standing as one of the best keepers in the Bundesliga, he would have been a good signing to provide De Gea with competition and backup.
Instead, Man Utd have had to bring in Jack Butland on loan from Crystal Palace. He has joined on a six-month loan, with Man Utd having the option to sign him permanently once his Palace contract expires in the summer.
Ten Hag still needs to find his top-class replacement for De Gea, though. Diogo Costa, 23, is one potential solution. He is already the number one for Porto and the Portugal national team.
Alternatively, Man Utd could opt to go for someone with Premier League experience. According to a recent report from The Independent, Man Utd are joining Chelsea and Tottenham in casting admiring glances towards Brentford's David Raya.
The Bees will be happy to sell Raya if a bid worth between £15m and £20m arrives. However, Man Utd may have to pay more than this if a bidding war with Chelsea and Spurs begins.
It is interesting that there are so many keeper transfer links with Man Utd. De Gea was in fine form last night against Palace, pulling off a world-class fingertip save to deny Odsonne Edouard.
But the Spaniard still has the odd terrible mistake in him. In the FA Cup third round, De Gea shockingly let a cross go between his legs. And this allowed Conor Coady to tap home. Man Utd won the match 3-1, but instances like this will show Ten Hag why he needs a new keeper to join.
Meanwhile, Man Utd have found out Spurs' new asking price for Harry Kane.
The article Ten Hag transfer miss confirmed as Man Utd lose out on clever signing to European giant appeared first on Teamtalk.com.
'That's business' - Klopp on Lampard sacking
Jurgen Klopp gave his support to Frank Lampard after he was sacked by Everton this week, says he'll be back.
Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa to have all-female match officials
Three match referees and 10 umpires will form the 13-strong team.
Sean Dyche set to be Everton manager as Newcastle strike £40m Gordon deal
Sean Dyche is poised to be named Everton's manager after Marcelo Bielsa told the club he was not willing to take full charge until the summer
Faf du Plessis hits first century of inaugural SA20 as Durban's Super Giants feel the heat
The 38-year-old Du Plessis was the star of the Bullring as he tore into Durban's Super Giants' bowling attack as they chased down a target of 179. Du Plessis had Reeza Hendricks as company for the majority of the innings with the opening pair putting on 157 for the first wicket. Hendricks was very much a supporting act though with the Proteas opener compiling 45 off 46 balls. The partnership was the perfect platform for the Super Kings to chase down the Super Giants' 178/6 with Du Plessis striking the winning runs with five balls remaining.
RL Today: New Leigh signing & Hull KR youngster set for Australia move
Leigh have made their latest signing in the shape of Ava Seumanufagai, whilst an English youngster has left Hull KR to ply his trade in Australia.
Rory McIlroy speaks out on 'teegate' after spat with US golf's bad boy Patrick Reed
Reed is said to have thrown a tee at McIlroy after being ignored by the Northern Irishman in Dubai
Lakers center Davis says foot felt great on return from a 'long five-and-a-half weeks' out
Anthony Davis returned for the first time since mid-December, playing 26 minutes and scoring 21 points in a Lakers victory.
Tennis players envy golf's riches – and it is easy to see why
As we move towards finals weekend at the Australian Open, the locker-rooms and dining halls are gradually emptying out. But when the place was buzzing in the first week, players and agents spent a lot of time asking "What if there was a LIV Tennis?"
Australian Open day 10 wrap: Novak Djokovic rolls towards 10th Melbourne title
FA appeals against ban imposed on former Crawley boss John Yems
Yems was banned until June 2024 earlier this month.
Harry Kane is up there with the best, says Preston's Spurs loanee Troy Parrott
Parrott is fit again after a serious hamstring injury but unable to face his parent club Tottenham.
Paralympic champion Lora Fachie shares her difficulties with breastfeeding
The two-time Paralympic gold-medallist hopes to help other new mums not feel guilty at using formula milk.


Simply Blessed - Block 8 "Enough"
...once the applique layers were secured by stitching them by hand with the YLI silk thread, the borders were machined into place. I always use Schmetz Microtex needles size 60 for precision piecing, and I've been using a mid-grey mettler thread for piecing this project together. Only one block left now, which hopefully will be on it's way to me soon! I'm determined not to start sewing these blocks together until all 9 are completed!
...once US008 was also completed, they were been pressed and packed away in my "United Stitches" project box. US009 and US010 have been dispatched and are on their way over from Oz. I can't wait for them to arrive!
Month 5 of The Thread Club by Lynette Anderson Designs arrived all the way from Australia, and this month's collection of Valdani threads hasn't disappointed. These threads are hand dyed, and the subtle changes in colour are gorgeous. This is a great way to try threads in colours that I wouldn't normally use, and a great way to build up a fantastic thread collection. These cute personalised thread spools will be put to good use with these threads!
...and here is the finished tote bag. The pattern is "Perfect Quilted Tote" by Elizabeth Hartman, and is available from her online store (there is a link on her website). This is really roomy, and will hold lots of shopping!
Down In The Garden Is Home!
Look what I collected from the longarm quilter yesterday! It was really too blustery to get a decent outdoor photograph so this is the best I could do. "Down In The Garden" is a quilt that was a BOM designed by Leanne Beasley that I started back in 2013 and finally completed in 2014. This was machine pieced and hand embroidered. A few weeks ago I delivered it to the incredibly talented Janette at J-Quilts and she has certainly done the most fabulous custom quilting. I'll get the binding done at the weekend and will add some more pictures then.
You can never have too many bags! I'd made a tote bag over the weekend to keep ll my sewing projects in, and decided to make a smaller zippered bag to keep my sewing bits and bobs in. I used the pattern "Anna's Sminkepung" by the Norwegian designer AnnAKa and some fabrics from the "Quilter's garden" collection by Lynette Anderson Designs. Lynette sent me a bundle f these fabrics to play with a couple of years ago and I've really enjoyed sewing with them over the past few days. This has already been filled up with some threads and a hoop and a needle case and a pair of scissors - and is tucked into my sewing tote bag ready for my next hand sewing session! And I've already got my next project lined up with more of these beautiful fabrics!
...and here's the completed bag, ready to be filled with my hand sewing projects so they're all together ready for when I want to do some hand sewing! I'm sure it won't take long to put all my hand sewing bits and bobs in here. This really was a simple bag to make, with very well-written instructions, and I'll definitely be making more of these with this pattern.
...and then it was time for a quick photo-shoot this morning, and then I can start stitcheries US007 and US008. Once these are all completed, they will will be cut into 4.5" blocks, and pieced together with Rosalie Quinlan Designs "Chirpy Lola" fabric range.


Cook noodles in boiling water for 3-4 minutes to soften. Use a fork to loosen then remove from heat. Rinse under cold water and drain. The noodles are now ready to be added to stir-fries.
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Protocol and Greg Howe are hitting the road.
The outing marks Protocol's return to the stage following the unfortunate circumstances leading to the devastating loss of Simon Phillips' home and belongings in the Thomas fires that burned in Ventura /Santa Barbara California counties.
The tour is slated to kick off January 24th at The Iridium in New York and will features stops in Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis, New Hope, Los Angeles, and is currently slated to wrap-up on February 8th with a show at Yoshi's in Oakland, CA.
"Wheelhouse" featuring Richie Kotzen is Available NOW!


Day 7 of 7 Days of Christmas! Wow! Last 7 days were so exciting and fun-filled. Making 7 Christmas Special Recipes every single day and posting them here. Although with full-day of office at times it did become challenging. But, my motivation to bring this special series to you all was very very high. I hope you all enjoyed the recipes. Most of them are very easy to make once you have all the ingredients.
I hope to bake more in the times to come and include more interesting baking recipes too. It has been such a pleasure.
Line 2 round baking trays with baking/parchment paper and set aside.
For frosting, In a large bowl, add the dark chocolate chips. Keep aside. In a sauce pan take the cream and heat for 2-3 minutes (don't boil). Now add this cream in the large bowl with dark chocolate chips. Leave for 2 minutes, then whisk well to make the mixture dark and creamy. Set aside for 1-2 hours.
For the cake, In the large bowl of your electric/hand mixer, add the butter and sugar and blend well. Now add the eggs and vanilla essence and blend until well combined (1-2 minutes). Mix flour, cocoa powder, salt, baking powder and baking soda together. Now add half of the coffee mixture. Blend well to a batter. Add the rest of the coffee mixture and blend well. Use your spatula at intervals to gather the flour/batter sticking on the sides of your bowl. Whisk until well incorporated.
Preheat the oven. Drop the batter half-half in both theround baking trays. Bake at 180 degrees Celsius for 30-35 minutes.
Bring the cakes out. Let them rest on the trays for 10-15 minutes. Transfer the cakes to a wire rack and let it stay for 15-20 minutes.
When ready to frost, get one cake on a parchment/baking paper in a smooth surface. Put the chocolate frosting on the top. Starting from center and going towards the ends of the circle. Put the second cake on top (Level it from all sides). Frost this one too the same way as first. Then cover the sides of the cake too with the remaining frosting. Add some colourful sprinkles like I have done or serve just as it is.
Delicious, yummy, mouthwatering chocolate cake is ready to attack on.
Gorgeous, I can never get enough chocolate in my diet :).


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Q: How can I write two functions next to each other in python? Hi everyone I have an issue and I just cant't solve it. I provided the output but unfortunately I couldn't get the output that I want.
This is my code and I want my output to look like in the image that I uploaded:
    def celiusToFahrenheit():
     print("Celsius\t\t\tFahrenheit")
     for c in reversed(range(31,41)):
        f=(9/5)*c+32
        print(c,"\t\t\t\t",\
              format(f,".1f"))

    def fahrenheitToCelsius():
     print("Fahrenheit\t\t\tCelsius")
     for f in reversed(range(30,130,10)):
        c=(5/9)*(f-32)
        print(f,"\t\t\t\t",\
              format(c,".2f"))

The output that I get:
C:\Users\emrea\PycharmProjects\helloworld\venv\Scripts\python.exe C:/Users/emrea/PycharmProjects/helloworld/app.py
Celsius         Fahrenheit
40               104.0
39               102.2
38               100.4
37               98.6
36               96.8
35               95.0
34               93.2
33               91.4
32               89.6
31               87.8
Celsius         Fahrenheit
40               104.0
39               102.2
38               100.4
37               98.6
36               96.8
35               95.0
34               93.2
33               91.4
32               89.6
31               87.8

Process finished with exit code 0

Just like I've said, you can find the output that I want from the link below.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/swcx6.png
The Output

A: If you want to align the values, you can specify lengths and alignments.
See https://docs.python.org/3/library/string.html#format-specification-mini-language
Adding to @L3viathan's answer above...
def celiusToFahrenheit():
    yield "{:^12} {:^12}".format("Celsius", "Fahrenheit")
    yield "-"*25
    for c in reversed(range(31, 41)):
        f = (9 / 5) * c + 32
        yield "{:12} {:>12}".format(c, format(f, ".1f"))

def fahrenheitToCelsius():
    yield "{:^12} {:^12}".format("Fahrenheit", "Celsius")
    yield "-"*25
    for f in reversed(range(30, 130, 10)):
        c = (5 / 9) * (f - 32)
        yield "{:12} {:>12}".format(f, format(c, ".1f"))

for left, right in zip(celiusToFahrenheit(), fahrenheitToCelsius()):
    print(left, "|", right)

A: Generators would be a good fit for this: Instead of printing inside the functions, yield their lines:
def celiusToFahrenheit():
    yield "Celsius\t\t\tFahrenheit"
    for c in reversed(range(31, 41)):
        f = (9 / 5) * c + 32
        yield "{}\t\t\t\t{}".format(c, format(f, ".1f"))

def fahrenheitToCelsius():
    yield "Fahrenheit\t\t\tCelsius"
    for f in reversed(range(30, 130, 10)):
        c = (5 / 9) * (f - 32)
        yield "{}\t\t\t\t{}".format(f, format(c, ".1f"))

Then you can iterate over both at once:
for left, right in zip(celiusToFahrenheit(), fahrenheitToCelsius()):
    print(left, "|", right)


This page will help you if your version is earlier than 10.6 (Leopard), and this page shows you how do it in any of the later versions (Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion, Mavericks).
Every once in awhile, it is nice to sort images based on orientation. iPhoto does not have a native method for doing this, so Mr. CodeBoy devised a nifty AppleScript to do the job.
PortORLandKeyword will examine every image in your iPhoto library, and either assign the keyword Portrait or Landscape to every photo, based upon the aspect ratios of the individual images. If a photo already has one of those keywords, it will be skipped, so as not to waste time. Therefore, you can run it anytime you wish without worrying about it chugging through every photo every time.
But wait, you have some square images, you say? No problem. This script will also assign the keyword Square to those. The only drawback at this time is that since the script skips any images already keyworded as Landscape, Portrait, or Square, if you change the orientation of a photo AFTER you have executed the script once, you will have to change the keyword yourself.
You will receive a warning, and the script will quit if you have not already added the appropriate keywords to your iPhoto keyword list. At this time, AppleScript is unable to add keywords to iPhoto; only the user may do that.
The download will result in a zipped file tagged with the file extension zip. Double-clicking the file will expand it into an AppleScript file, which you then place in your Scripts folder for easy access. This works pretty quickly on smaller iPhoto libraries, but be patient when invoking it on the larger collections.
This is the same AppleScript as described above, but it gives you the option of choosing from a list of your albums, instead of going through every photo in your entire collection. Depending upon the size of your photo library, this can greatly speed up the analysis of the photos you are most interested in.
The download will result in a zipped file tagged with the file extension zip. Double-clicking the file will expand it into an AppleScript file, which you then place in your Scripts folder for easy access. This version works very quickly on compact iPhoto albums, but when you select multiple albums, it will process each one individually, so please be patient as the script progresses album by album.
iPhoto's Search is very versatile, and quite fast. Sometimes, however, you just want all the photos from a certain month, regardless of the year. iPhoto Month Finder will do just that, albeit a bit slowly, especially if you have a large collection of images in your iPhoto Library. When launched, you can choose any single month, and every photo in your library that was made during that month (of any year), will be placed in album with the month's name. You can run this script any time you want to gather more images into the already created folder.
The download will result in a zipped file tagged with the file extension gz. Double-clicking the file will expand it into an AppleScript file, which you then place in your Scripts folder for easy access. This works pretty quickly on smaller iPhoto libraries, but be patient when invoking it on the larger collections.


Just to let you know that we received our Ballerina weathervane and we are VERY impressed with the workmanship and the quality…. it should last for many years !!!
It was very easy to put up and looks fantastic.
Love getting emails like this, makes all the hard work so worthwhile!


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Q: How to compare one dynamic list of dicts to another static list of dicts to find missing key value pair from dynamic list? I have two lists of dictionaries as follows:
 l1 = [{'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 12, 12, 12, 46, 993000),DocumentCategory': '0.1 Admission Form'},  CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 12, 12, 13, 53, 900000),DocumentCategory': '0.2 Doctor Notes'},CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 12, 12, 14, 8, 817000), DocumentCategory': '0.3 Nurse Notes'},CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 12, 12, 14, 42, 827000), DocumentCategory': '0.4 Lab Reports'}, CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 12, 12, 15, 31, 57000), DocumentCategory': '0.5 Medical History'}, {'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 12, 12, 16, 14, 603000), 'DocumentCategory': '0.6 Medical Reports'}, CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 15, 2, 36, 643000),DocumentCategory': '0.7 Radiology'}, CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 15, 2, 54, 947000),  DocumentCategory': '0.8 Discharge Notes'}]

 l2 = [{'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 52, 27, 260000), DocumentCategory': '0.1 Admission Form'},CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 54, 103000),DocumentCategory': '0.2 Doctor Notes'}, CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 54, 460000), DocumentCategory': '0.3 Nurse Notes'},CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 54, 823000), DocumentCategory': '0.4 Lab Reports'},CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 54, 990000),DocumentCategory': '0.5 Medical History'},  {'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 55, 240000), 'DocumentCategory': '0.6 Medical Reports'}]

I want to get only missing pair, In above case it should be:
missing = [{'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 15, 2, 36, 643000), DocumentCategory': '0.7 Radiology'},{'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 15, 2, 54, 947000), 'DocumentCategory': '0.8 Discharge Notes'}]

This is what I tried:
missing = [x for x in l2 if x not in l1]

However, this is only giving me matching pairs.
[{'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 52, 27, 260000), 'DocumentCategory': '0.1 Admission Form'}, {'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 54, 103000), 'DocumentCategory': '0.2 Doctor Notes'}, {'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 54, 460000), 'DocumentCategory': '0.3 Nurse Notes'}, {'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 54, 823000), 'DocumentCategory': '0.4 Lab Reports'}, {'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 54, 990000), 'DocumentCategory': '0.5 Medical History'}, {'CreatedOn': datetime.datetime(2022, 7, 13, 10, 53, 55, 240000), 'DocumentCategory': '0.6 Medical Reports'}]

A: I can't confirm with your particular example because of the numerous typos causing syntax errors, but the method you're using should work.
Using a basic example:
l1 = [{'a':1,'b':2}, {'a':2,'b':3}]
l2 = [{'a':1,'b':2}, {'a':9,'b':10}]

missing = [x for x in l2 if x not in l1]

returns [{'a': 9, 'b': 10}]

A: we can use a for loop. the dict from inside the list will be unpacked, so we can iterate on the items of the dict.
l1 = [{'name': 'Jon', 'Company': 'XYZ Ltd', 'age':45, 'LoggedIn': 'Yes'}]
l2 = [{'name': 'Jon', 'age':45}]
res = {}
for pair in l1[0].items():
    if pair[0] not in l2[0]:
        res.update({pair})
print(res)


Already leased Jan. 1 - 3/31. 2019. The Heated Pool is a Spool. This home sits on a choice lot with exceptional views and privacy. Plantation Shutters throughout. Open Kitchen and Great Room plan. Enclosed backyard with a Spool (pool/spa combination) heated, (plus Club facilities) covered patio and barbecue.


The World Health Organisation, WHO says Uzbekistan's success in becoming recognised as a malaria-free country is an "extraordinary outcome".
Peter Sands, the executive director of the global fund, a UN-backed partnership to end malaria epidemics, on Tuesday, December 11, 2018, said malaria had a long and deadly history in Uzbekistan.
Sands noted that in the late nineteenth century, the disease killed nearly 40,000 people in the capital district alone, and in 1943, one-tenth of the population was infected.
In the post-war years, the Uzbek Government concentrated on eliminating malaria, but the country was hit by a devastating resurgence in the early 1960s, according to WHO.
Sands said: "We have achieved remarkable progress against malaria in Central Asia. It's a great example of commitment and a sustainable approach.
However, these positive indicators are set against a worrying backdrop of increased global rates of infection.
The WHO's 2018 World malaria report, released in November, showed that targets to reduce new cases of infection worldwide are not being met, and that, while new cases fell steadily up until 2016, the number rose from 217 million to 219 million in 2017.
The targets call for a drop in malaria case incidence and death rates of at least 40 per cent by 2020.
"A child dies of malaria every two minutes. We have to stop that, enabling elimination where possible, and reducing malaria as much as we can in the hardest-hit countries," Sands said.


Listened to my Queen playlist for three months or so—pathetic I know but I loved the movie so much. Now listening mostly to complete Rolling Stones albums. But late at night I like Alan Parsons Project and Jean-Michele Jarre—especially his Oxygene Trilogy. Always been a fan of the older stuff.


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by davidrobertlewis - Uncategorized - October 14, 2007
Fraud across the board, as SA press starts to look bad
Well there you have it, editors are getting arrested for revealing Dr Beetroot's medical records, and I can't say I blame her for getting upset. Come on, there are boundaries, even in freedom of expression — privacy and human decency has to be weighed against the need for transparency and open debate.
Which is probably why I have laid criminal charges against the editor of the Cape Times and two journalists for publishing a fraudulent report in which I am referred to as an unsuccessful "serial litigant" for having the audacity to take the Independent Group to court for non-payment of monies owing. Aside from the fact that I won, and they lost, it is exceptionally bad form to fight anyone over a bread and butter issue. Then there is the Media24 fraud, not the debacle in which they cooked their books over advertising figures, but the fraud in which they tried to squash my case at the CCMA and Labour Court, and aided and abetted by the Cape Times no less.
You heard it here. Not only do I have a statement to this effect from a member of the Workers International Vanguard movement, okay not the greatest of sources, but there is prima facie proof that the shenanigans at Media24 extend to Independent. Firstly there's the controversial O'Brian report accusing the O'Reilly board of crony capitalism. Then there's the Clear Channel fiasco in which advertising agencies, public relations firms and entertainment representatives were bound up with a company supposedly delivering us the news.
The Clear Channel Independent saga has received absolutely no comment from South African journo's or media organisations, perhaps because we are all so damn scared of big government and big brother that we can't be bothered to stick our necks out to criticise the Big Chairman, O'Reilly. He really is starting to look a little like Mao Tse Tung. And this is where my comrades in the workers movement come in. Surely if all of this Irish-American capital translates into us being denied freedom of speech and the right to respond to editorials, then the O'Reilly version of capitalism is no better than the Mao Zedong version?
Get rid of the left and the right. And maybe we can talk. But rumours that I demanded to air my views "on air" on a radio station that can't be bothered to play the blues, are complete and utter nonsense. Why would I want to repeat myself or an interview already conducted by UCT Radio? Yes I did make a noise at UCT and thankfully I got some airtime for my trouble, but by the looks of things, Zulpha Khan would like us to believe that I am some kind of terrorist intent on taking hostages.
What a load of rot. The state of journalism in the Cape really resembles the dark days of apartheid, only this time, I am not supporting editors and their right to drive Hummers while spitting at the average Joe. May Gavin's cronies choke on their ciabatta rolls. Down with O'Reilly and Down with Ton Vosloo and all the racist Media24 henchmen.
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Birds Of Belize
Belize blue crowned motmot bird
With over 587 different, colorful species of birds in the country, Belize is a must for the professional or amateur bird-watcher and those into eco tourism. In the Orange Walk District alone, over 400 species of birds have been recorded. Of these, approximately 20 percent are migrants from North America during he winter season. Almost every year new species are reported. Eight new records were confirmed in 2009, including the Crested Caracara, Canada Goose, and Spot-breasted Oriole. Almost half of the land in Belize is managed as reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, and protected habitats. Many are managed by the Belize Audubon Society and these protected areas provide a rich diversity of natural ecosystems where birds thrive.
The Blue-crowned motmot, (Motmotus motmota), can be seen throughout the country. Its habitat is in the rainforests below the canopy, or top, of the rainforest. The length of the Blue-crowned motmot is between 11 and 18 inches (28-45 cm). This length includes the tail.
The one feature that most distinguishes almost all motmots is their long tails. Close to the tip of the tail, the barbs are missing for about one inch or more. This gives the appearance not unlike that of a tennis racket. The only explanation for the feathers being like this is that they are used for display
The Jabiru Stork is one of the largest birds in the Americas, standing at 4.5 feet tall and an amazing wing span of 8 feet! Taken in Crooked Tree, Belize.
More so than anywhere else in the country, the Orange Walk District is the country's leader as a birder's paradise. With its unusually diverse habitats, the famous Maya Ruin area of Lamanai is a must for professional ornithologists or casual bird watchers. 366 bird species have been recorded at Lamanai, and this figure is expected to reach 409 shortly
The uncommon nocturnal Yucatan nightjars, as well as the long-tailed hermit hummingbird, have been spotted at the Lamanai Outpost Lodge. Cruising the New River by boat to the Lamanai ruins is also a birder's paradise. The waterway teems with bird life. Rare birds abound, like the roseate spoonbills, sun grebes and long-necked anhinga. Near the mouth of the lagoon is a large ceiba tree with a huge nest, home to a five-foot jabiru stork, the largest bird in the country which has a wingspan of approximately eight feet.
Female Slaty-tailed Trogon Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary Belize Image Credit Christian Bech FB
Collared Toucan in western Belize Picture: Manolo Romero.
Inland jungle resorts offer delights for Belize bird watching. Colors abound: the blue-crowned motmot, the brightly colored flocks of ocellated turkeys or the emerald toucanet are only some of the birds visitors will see.
The Collared Toucan, also known as the Collared Aracari, Pteroglossus torquatus, is almost as flamboyant as its cousin the Keel Billed Toucan which is the national bird of Belize. This bird is all over Belize and can be easily spotted as they tend to flock.
The Collared Toucan can also be found in Mexico,and South America. They roost socially, usually in groups of about six, and nest in tree holes or abandoned woodpecker nests. They are primarily fruit eaters but will take prey such as insects and small lizards.
Programme for Belize , with over 400 recorded species, also offers world class birding. The nonprofit organization with offices in both Belize and the United States , manages the Rio Bravo Conservation and Management Area in the northern district.
It is a reserve that covers 280,000 acres. It is a tropical forest area that is home to all of the Belizean cats and numerous other animals, including king vultures, and over 80 species of bats.
A Field Guide to the Birds of Belize" by Jones and Gardner will help visitors familiarize themselves with many of the species to be seen. The Gallon Jug Conservation Society, the Belize Audubon Society, the Lamanai Field Research Center or any of the lodges in the area here also appreciate field notes from visitors who record rare, unexpected sightings.
Great Kiskadee, Pitangus sulphuratus.
The Flycatcher, Great Kiskadee (Pitangus sulphuratus) can be seen all over the country including home gardens and in urban centers. This little fellow is a resident of the City of Belmopan. The Great Kiskadee is aggressive especially in looking for a meal.
"I found a lizard in my hall one morning and opened my door to shoo him out. The lizard ran outside. I then heard a flapping noise and the lizard ran back inside. Annoyed I shooed it out again and went outside my entrance to make sure it was really gone. Another flapping noise and now a flash of yellow. A Great Kiskadee swooped in and retrieved his meal right between my feet. I stood on my Welcome mat too surprised to do anything. That was the last I saw of the lizard." – Manolo Romero – Belize.com editor.
Bird Watching In Belize – The Easy Way
"Watching birds in the tropical forests of Belize can tend to be very frustrating at times, and extremely rewarding at others. The thick vegetation of tropical forests, and the typical behavior of quick, seemingly random movements of many forest birds, make them often difficult to see. Many birds also live in the upper canopy of the forest, making it a strain to be constantly looking upward. But early morning and late afternoon are excellent times to bird watch, as most bird species are feeding or moving to new locations during these times."
Female Green-breasted Hummingbird Mango with a male-plumage aspect, Monkey River Belize Image Credit Christian Bech FB
"Birds thrive in all of Belize's habitats. Wading birds congregate along the coastline and inner lagoons. The grasslands and savannas provide seeds for the many finches, and nesting trees for the giant Jabiru Stork. And the tropical forests There is an astonishing diversity of bird species." – The Belize Zoo.
A female Barred Antshrike hunting in the grassy floodplains along the South Stann Creek River. She seem seems to have caught a juicy green Roach, which she likely will carry to feed her young ones. Image Credit Christian Bech.
The floodplains of Belize, locally called Vega lands, are important filters for rivers and receives tons of sediment during the annual floods. Thus capturing sediment, which else wise would end up on the coral reef. The sediment is rich in nutrients and provides excellent conditions for a lush growth of grasses, vines and legumes and is a major energy input to life and biodiversity in the river and riverine ecosystems as well as adjacent forest ecosystems.
Bird Ownership In Belize
Roseate Spoonbill western Belize. Image Credit: Friends For Conservation and Development Belize.
Hidden in the underbelly of an otherwise tropical paradise lifestyle that is promoted to immigrants and retirees, are a slew of draconian laws and regulations than can make life miserable for the unwary. Among these are Belize laws relating to bird ownership which fall under the remit of the Forestry Department. Owning any indigenous animal or bird species in Belize requires a license. Belizeans have traditionally kept animals such as parrots, iguanas, monkeys and other species as pets for centuries without any bother. But in 2014, as part of an exercise to raise revenue, the government and crusading animal rights groups from the U.S. and England began raiding the homes of private citizens in search of unlicensed birds. This is an industry, and for the keen observer, a living example of how immigrants from developed countries can create a lucrative income in poor countries such as Belize.


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Efficacy of Heparinoid Supplementation on Mortality and Disease Progression in Adults with Diabetic Kidney Disease
Marc Gregory Yu Philippine General Hospital http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0376-9574
Louren Blanquisco Philippine General Hospital http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3303-8251
Ma. Cecille Anonuevo-Cruz Philippine General Hospital http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5328-3348
diabetes mellitus, diabetic nephropathy, heparinoid, meta-analysis
*Visual Abstracts prepared by Dr. Carmen Carina Cabrera
Objectives. To evaluate the safety and efficacy of heparinoid supplementation on all-cause mortality and disease progression in diabetic kidney disease (DKD).
Methodology. Trials evaluating heparinoid supplementation in DKD were included. Two authors performed a literature search with eligible studies undergoing validity screen, data extraction, and statistical analysis. Results were calculated using the Mantel-Haenszel odds ratio for dichotomous variables and the inverse variance method for continuous variables, and pooled using a random or fixed effects model depending on heterogeneity
Results. Twelve trials were included in the analysis. Eight involved sulodexide while two each involved low molecular weight heparin and danaparoid. We found no statistically significant difference between the heparinoid and placebo groups for all-cause mortality (95% CI, HR 0.79 [0.41, 1.53], p=0.49), number of patients reaching therapeutic success (95% CI, OR 0.97 [0.71, 1.33], p=0.87), serum creatinine (95% CI, MD 2.55 umol/L [-0.54, 5.65], p=0.11), and creatinine clearance (95% CI, MD -8.55 mg/min [-18.28, 1.18], p=0.09). We also found no statistically significant difference in urinary albumin excretion rate (UAER) between Type 2 heparinoid-treated DKD patients compared to placebo (95% CI, log transformed MD 0.13 mg/24h [-0.42, 0.68], p=0.65); however, a statistically significant UAER reduction was seen in Type 1 heparinoid-treated DKD patients compared to placebo (95% CI, log-transformed MD -1.5 mg/24h [-2.79, -0.21], p=0.02). This subgroup analysis was performed due to initial heterogeneity (I^2=57%).
Conclusion. Heparinoid supplementation was not associated with statistically significant changes in Type 2 DM patients. However, it may be associated with a statistically significant UAER reduction of approximately 31.62 mg/24 h as compared to placebo in Type 1 DM patients. Due to sparse data on hard clinical outcomes, larger studies are recommended.
Marc Gregory Yu, Philippine General Hospital
Fellow-in-Training
Section of Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism
Louren Blanquisco, Philippine General Hospital
Ma. Cecille Anonuevo-Cruz, Philippine General Hospital
Clinical Associate Professor
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My dentist found two cavities during my long hiatus from the dreaded dental office. To my knowledge, this is the first time I've had cavities. His recommendation was to either fill them in with Amalgams ($45 per) or Post. Composite ($67 per). I'm most certain I won't opt for the silver/mercury containing Amalgams. My student insurance policy will be ending this summer and I need to decide whether I will fill them in with Post. Composites.
What would you do? I'm considering doing the oil pulling method and supplementing with cod liver oil and high-vitamin butter, but am on a budget.
No tips, unfortunately, I don't live in the states and don't know much about how things work there. While I would take comfort in the fact that you're not experiencing any pain, I would also not want to wait until I feel pain.. So I'm just no help at all. Sorry!
no pain. Any tips on finding an affordable way of getting a second opinion?
As far as I know, once you get the cavities you kind of need to have them filled. The oil pulling etc may help you prevent additional cavities though. I'm 40 years old so I have some of the old silver fillings but in recent years since they've gone to the digital xrays that pick up very tiny cavities (mostly in between teeth) I've had the composite fillers put in. I've had to have some of my old fillings replaced as well and they've used the composite. I haven't had any problems with these fillings.
I'm sure some people here will say there's no need to fill these teeth but I don't know enough about dentistry to argue with the experts. I've got periodontal disease so I'm scared I'll lose my teeth if I don't "follow the rules".
I'm also not one who knows that much about dentistry, but I would recommend getting a second opinion, if you can. Dentist's declarations on the number of cavities a person has can vary widely. We've stopped our children's cavities from developing more by using fermented CLO and butter oil. Since we've stopped (also on a budget) the teeth look a bit worse. Are you experiencing pain?
Personally I'd rather have the amalgam fillings in my own teeth. They tend to be longer lasting than other materials and I'd rather have as little filling work going on in my mouth as possible. I'm unconvinced by the claims that they are deleterious to health. That said, I realise that others are persuaded by the claims which is fair enough, and it may be that some people are more sensitive to the materials used in metal fillings than others. The issue here is do you need the fillings at all, and that's a decision only you can make ultimately, even with a second or third or whole sheaves of dentists' opinions. I lost a couple of elderly fillings nearly ten years ago and have not had them replaced. I keep the cavities clean and eat no sugar and very little starch and I know the cavities are not getting any bigger. If you are doing the same then you might be ok without filling work. If you have active decay though, then you might be better off allowing some intervention. Your decision.


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By: Humais Sheikh .
Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad was initiated with an aim to ensure enduring peace in the country by tackling threat of terrorism in all its manifestations from length and breadth of the country. To root out terrorism, Army and the Nation has paid enormous sacrifices (more than 80,000 causalities and over 150 Bn USD loss to economy). Post 9/11 scenario proved to be an imbroglio for Pakistan. The successive governments found themselves in an untenable situation against the waves of terrorist activities across the country. At that time the only hope for Pakistan was its Armed Forces which could take on the gigantic task of tackling terrorism. With the foundations set through operations Rahe Rast, Rahe Nijat, Almeezan, The concerted strike against the terrorist elements started with operation Zarb-e-Azb and it got a decisive boost with operation Radd-ul-Fasaad launched under command incumbent COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa.
In order to eliminate the "residual / latent threat of terrorism", consolidating the gains made in other military operations and further ensuring the security of Pakistan's borders; Pakistan Army continue to render sacrifices while undertaking Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad that was launched in February 2017. The Army's contributions under the operation include playing a critical role in implementation of National Action Plan, mainstreaming of erstwhile FATA and controlling extremism by taking part in the government's reforms.
During Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad, the total combing Operations/ IBOs were 222,836 (all over the country). 72,364 weapons were recovered while 5.029 million pieces of ammunition was recovered. In pursuit of creating a secure environment, the Army has suffered 24,530 casualties in NMDs since 2001 including 5,460 Shaheed and 19,070 injured. Whereas, since 2017, 291 Shaheed and 647 all ranks have been wounded in Balochistan alone.
It was through trust of the nation and professionalism of the Armed Forces, that Pakistan successfully defeated the menace of terrorism. Pakistan's war against terrorism and the improvement in the overall internal security paradigm are success stories which created a safe environment for foreign investments and visit of foreign dignitaries. Undoubtedly, a safe and secure environment provides confidence to investors and also boosts the tourism industry.
The Operation's success was massive as it helped Pakistan to diminish every Indian attempt of isolating Pakistan internationally. It helped in the resumption of International cricket that brought international tourists that resulted in restoring the image of the country. The space for any terrorist elements and direct foreign support in the country was squeezed and the frequency & intensity of the terrorist attacks were significantly lowered. Due to improved internal security situation and depleted capacity of terrorists to mount major attacks, Pakistan has restored its image in the comity of nations. Successful conduct of various international events such as OIC Extraordinary Session of Foreign Ministers on Afghanistan and 48th Session of Council of Foreign Ministers of OIC, Islamabad Security Dialogue, many high profile visits of heads of state and full restoration of international sports and cultural activities is a testament to improved security situation in the country and speak of dividends that operation Radd-ul-Fasaad has been able to deliver for the people of Pakistan.
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