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Resilient women the focus of new national program
Eleven trailblazing organisations today unveiled their commitment to a new innovative program designed to stimulate inclusive economic growth, especially focused on women.
According to the CEO of Good Shepherd Microfinance, Adam Mooney, the new Financial Inclusion Action Plan (FIAP) program will see coordinated, measurable actions to improve financial resilience for large numbers of people experiencing financial exclusion and hardship.
"We all want to be able to access and use financial services that are appropriate to our circumstances and improve our lives. Yet, there are three million people, or one in six adults, who are financially excluded in Australia," said Mr Mooney.
"The FIAP program invites organisations to turn good intentions into action that works by collaborating across sectors to improve financial inclusion for everyone," he said.
Good Shepherd Microfinance and partners EY, Centre for Social Impact (CSI) and the Australian Government have developed the FIAP program, guided by an advisory group, Chaired by Ms Delia Rickard, Deputy Chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
"Financial Inclusion Action Plans provide an opportunity for organisations to explore their current business operations and identify how they are taking action to realise financial inclusion through relationships, impact, learning and reporting," said Ms Rickard.
"The 11 trailblazer organisations are the first among banks, energy companies, insurers, governments, universities, community organisations and others to commit to the program.
"Financial inclusion is a shared opportunity. By working collaboratively across business, community and government, Australia is taking great strides towards a more financially inclusive society," said Ms Rickard.
Suncorp Group CEO and Managing Director Michael Cameron said: "Suncorp has a long history in supporting communities and customers and is looking forward to working alongside other top companies to help improve the financial resilience and capabilities of all Australians."
"We are determined to meet the needs of our customers, employees and the broader community by providing them with access to relevant and affordable products and services that provide protection for today, and confidence for tomorrow" he said.
Mr Mooney also said that increased financial inclusion was linked to improved gender equality and safer outcomes for women and their children.
"Building women's financial resilience is good for everyone. Financially confident and resilient women create financially resilient families that are less likely to be victims of forms of family violence such as financial abuse."
"FIAPs will give organisations the opportunity to take meaningful and significant actions towards systemic change, allowing greater access to their products and services and in turn promoting economic participation by women," he said.
The cross sectoral approach of the FIAP program places Australia in a global leadership role with regards to its international commitments to the G20 and the Global Financial Inclusion Action Plan.
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Good Shepherd Microfinance is the operational implementation partner with expertise in delivering inclusive finance programs. Good Shepherd Microfinance is a world leader in financial inclusion products, services and advisory. We offer fair and affordable financial programs to people on low incomes and advisory services with a global reach.
EY developed the quality assurance framework, ensuring the integrity of the implementation of actions within the FIAP program. EY is the most globally integrated professional services organisation. They are committed to building a better working world — with increased trust and confidence in business, sustainable growth, development of talent in all its forms, and greater collaboration.
Centre for Social Impact developed the evaluation framework to evaluate the FIAP program and its impact. Centre for Social Impact (CSI) take a systems approach to developing innovative solutions to the biggest social challenges today, with a vision for a better Australia tomorrow. Through research, teaching, events and advocacy, CSI aims to ensure knowledge translates to impact.
Department of Social Services supports the implementation of the FIAP program. The Department of Social Services aspires to be Australia's pre-eminent social policy agency. Their mission is to improve the lifetime wellbeing of people and families in Australia.
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The Financial Inclusion Action Plan program is governed by an Advisory Group, which includes:
Delia Rickard – Chair, FIAP Advisory Group, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Louise McSorley – Head of the Office of Women, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet
Christine Nixon – Chair, Good Shepherd Microfinance
Fred Chaney – Reconciliation advocate and Senior Australian of the Year
Rosslyn Russell – RMIT, expert academic on gendered financial inclusion
Fiona Guthrie – CEO, Financial Counselling Australia
Rachael Bausor – CEO, Women's Information and Referral Exchange (WIRE)
Gerard Brody – CEO, Consumer Action Law Centre
Diane Tate – Executive Director Retail, Australian Bankers Association
Rob Whelan – CEO, Insurance Council of Australia
Jason Eades – CEO, PwC Indigenous Consulting
Sally Sinclair – CEO, National Employment Services Association
Miles Larbey – Executive, ASIC
Shelley Jones – Director, Good Shepherd Microfinance
Professor Ross Buckley – Centre for International Finance and Regulation, University of New South Wales
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Good Money Store in Cairns Provides Support For People On Low Incomes
More than 110,000 people in Far North Queensland could be eligible to borrow money for essential goods and services and pay no or low interest through the region's first Good Money community finance store.
Good Money opens today on Mulgrave Road at Bungalow and provides access to the No Interest Loan Scheme (NILS) and the StepUP low interest loan, helping people on low incomes by offering a better alternative to the high fees that come with cash loans and expensive consumer lease contracts.
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On World AIDS Day, we'd like to acknowledge the great work of the Victorian AIDS Council's David Williams Fund and the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation, which provide the No Interest Loan Scheme to people living with HIV.
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This week we extended last week's map class by using Google Earth and Google Earth Explore to explore some amazing places around the world. For some more ispiration check out these 50 Amazing Finds on Google Earth.
For learners, try an activity about world heritage sites like some of the ones we explored in class. Or try a different exercise like New York Travel.
For original version, try the TED Talk about how Tiny Satellites show our changing planet.
Learners should try an article about the UNESCO heritage site Angkor Wat or a reading activity about Adventure Travel.
For something in original version, read the article from Vanity Fair At Home at the End of Google Earth.
How about some creative writing this week? Choose one of the places we explored and class and write a short story that takes place there.


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There was a Door to which I found no Key
Geplaatst op 31 August 2018 in Literature
The quatrains of Omar Khayyam, in Edward FitzGerald's adaptation, have a special appeal worldwide. In this blog, the English adaptation of one of the most popular quatrains is compared to the original Persian. How has Khayyam's worldview been translated?
The Authenticity of Khayyam's Quatrains
Quatrains treating subjects such as wine, carpe diem, criticism of God's creation and the Hereafter are commonly ascribed to Khayyam (ca. 1048-1131), but most are from later centuries. Mystics, philosophers and poets ascribed quatrains to Khayyam from the 13th century. The Persian original of this particular quatrain does not appear among the oldest surviving quatrains: it is found in the collected poetry of Nâser Bokhârâ'i, a fourteenth century poet. Khayyam's quatrains, such as the following, were cited by mystics such as Râzi, accusing him of materialistic philosophy:
Why did the Owner who arranged the elements of nature
Cast it again into shortcomings and deficiency?
If it was ugly, who is to blame for these flaws in forms?
And if is beautiful, why does he break it again?
Performance of the quatrain by the Dutch Chamber Choir (August 2009). Conductor: Klaas Stok. Source: YouTube.
Khayyam's Persian Worldview
Before analyzing the poem, I will present the original and a literal translation:
اسرار ازل را نه تو دانی و نه من
وین حرفِ معمّا نه تو خوانی و نه من
هست از پس پرده گفت‌وگوی من و تو
چون پرده برافتد، نه تو مانی و نه من
asrâr-e azal râ na to dâni-yo na man
v-in harf-e mo'ammâ na to khâni-yo na man
hast az pas-e parda goftegu-ye man-o to
chun parda bar oftad na to mâni-yo na man
Neither you nor I will know the secrets of eternity
Neither you nor I will read this letter of the riddle.
The dialogue between you and me is behind the veil,
When the veil falls, neither you nor I will remain.
The word azal in the first line refers to eternity a parte ante, in contrast to abad or eternity a parte post. Persian poets link azal with God's creation. Here the poet refers to the moment when God created the world. It is also called the day of alast, referring to the Koranic phrase "Am I not thy Lord?" (alastu birabbikum) to which the loins of Adam answer, on behalf of the human race, "Yes we witness thou art." The moment of the creation is presented in this line as a secret to which we have no access. In the second line, the poet repeats this idea, using a synonym for the secret, namely mo'ammâ, a riddle or enigma. This enigma is presented as a compound harf-e mo'ammâ, which means both 'talk about the riddle,' or 'a letter of the riddle,' pointing to letter symbolism. In Persian poetry, God is sometimes depicted as a Writer, the creation as letters, and the entire cosmos as a book. The word "pen" also appears in the Koran (68:1) and the hadith. God writes all the events of the world from beginning to end. Based on this image, God is also referred to as a painter, as in the following verse from Hafez (1315-1390):
خیز تا بر کلک آن نقاش جان افشان کنیم
کاین همه نقش عجب در گردش پرگار داشت
Rise that we may sacrifice our souls to that Designer's pen:
So many wondrous designs he had, in the circling of his compass.
Orthodox Muslims might read Khayyam's quatrain as blasphemy because the poet claims that we cannot fathom the reasons behind God's creation. According to orthodox Islamic teaching, God created the world with a clear purpose, namely for man, so that he may worship God, perform good deeds, and return to eternal life in the Hereafter. Often the agricultural metaphor is used to indicate the temporality of this world in relation to the eternal nature of the Hereafter and why we should use this world to prepare ourselves for the hereafter: al-dunyâ mazra'at al-âkhera, or "the world is the field for the Hereafter." A mazra'a is a field that has been sown, or in this case, that is ready to sow. God has also given man a special position as his vicegerent on the earth, a responsibility that the angels did not dare to accept.
In a Sufi context, the purpose of creation is also clearly defined. According to Sufis, God consciously created the world out of love for man. God wished to reveal His beauty; therefore he created man in His own image. In a Sufi context, the secrets of the first line would refer to man's love relationship with God. At the primordial moment (azal), God created man and breathed the soul into his body. God places all his secrets in man's heart, enabling him to understand His secrets through intuition. This intuitive ability is diametrically opposed to reason, or the intellectual reasoning associated with philosophers.
While the first two lines of the quatrain introduce the subject, the third line, "The dialogue between you and me is behind the veil," prepares the answer that follows. Here the poet refers to man's endeavors to unravel the secret of the creation. He quickly realizes that all the attempts of the philosophers to solve the riddle remain on this side of the 'veil,' giving no clue as to what is happening on the other side. The word parda, which I have translated here with 'veil', has diverse meanings. One of these is the veil that separates the visible world from the invisible spiritual realm. From the visible world one can never fathom the secrets of the invisible, not by the aid of reason as philosophers do, nor with intuition as the Sufis believe. They too remain on this side of the parda. The intellect is part of the infinite Whole and as such it can never grasp the Whole. In the fourth line, the uncompromising answer is given: only when the veil falls, a metaphor for death, can one access the other world: no one has brought news about the other side of the veil.
FitzGerald's Reworking
FitzGerald's (1809-1883) adaptation of this quatrain is splendid, introducing other dimensions in this poem. It is the 32nd quatrain of the first edition:
There was a Door to which I found no Key:
There was a Veil past which I could not see:
Some little Talk awhile of ME and THEE
There seemed - and then no more of THEE and ME.
As in the quatrain attributed to Khayyam, FitzGerald chooses the pronoun "I." The notion of the primordial moment is not mentioned; FitzGerald broadens this notion to a generalized knowledge or secret that man cannot access. The closed door emphasizes man's impotence. The search for the key alludes to man's curiosity to gather new knowledge. By evoking the image of the door and the key, FitzGerald prepares the reader to interpret the veil as a tangible blockade. The 'Veil' is a different concept in Persian than in English. In Persian usage, a veil is not transparent, and separates spaces. In English, the association of a veil is mainly to a light semi-transparent material that is easy to put aside. So FitzGerald actually uses the word in an un-English manner. The impotence of man is further underscored by the sensory verb 'to see.' Without a key, the door cannot be opened, and the I-persona cannot see what is hidden behind the veil. Persian does not use capital letters, but the context makes it immediately clear that it is about God's secret, while FitzGerald uses capital letters for 'door,' 'key' and 'veil.'
In the last two lines, FitzGerald emphasizes the ephemerality of man's existence, whereas Khayyam concentrates on the secret of eternity. The English version states that there is talk about you and me for a while, and that we will be forgotten afterwards. FitzGerald clearly chooses to emphasize man's transient nature, the fleeting time, and the inevitability of death. FitzGerald's poem is part of a series of 75 quatrains depicting the life of an individual in one day. This poem then shows the impermanence of the world.
In the fifth edition, FitzGerald changed a number of elements to put more emphasis on life's transience. The words 'Door' and 'Veil,' receive the definitive article 'the,' whereby these words are treated as archetypical entities the reader is assumed to know. The phrase "There seemed" has been replaced by the unconditional construction "There was," presenting transience as an absolute fact:
There was the Door to which I found no Key;
There was the Veil through which I might not see:
There was—and then no more of THEE and ME.
As noted above, the Persian original is not from Khayyam. Like many others with themes such as sharp criticism of God's creation, it is attributed to him. But in his philosophical treatises he presents a different opinion. We can contrast his approach to God and his creative capacity in the following passage to the way he treats the same topics in the quatrains:
Why did He create a thing, which He knew would be necessarily accompanied by non-existence and Evil? The answer is: Take Blackness for instance, in it there are a thousand goods and only one Evil. To abstain from a thousand goods for the sake of a single evil is itself a great evil, for the proportion of the good of blackness to its evil as one found in the creation of God is accidental and not essential. It is also evident that the evil according to the first Wisdom was very little, and that qualificatively or quantitatively it does not compare with Good. (An Anthology, 2008:479)
Thinking of Jos Biegstraaten, the first chairman of the Dutch Omar Khayyam Society, to whom I dedicate this piece, I would like to end this article with a smile, just like Jos, who had a passion for both Khayyam and parodies. Mark Twain (1835-1910) wrote the following parody of the same poem:
There was the door whereof I had the Key,
The Landlord too, who double seemed to me –
Some heated Talk there was – and then, ah then
But Rags and Fragments were we – Me and He. (Biegstraaten, 2004-05: 24)
References and further reading:
An Anthology of Philosophy in Persia: From Zoroaster to ʿUmar Khayyām, Vol. I, ed. Seyyed Hossein Nasr and Mehdi Aminrazavi with the assistance of M.R. Jozi, London / New York: I.B. Tauris, 2008.
Biegstraaten, J., "Omar with a Smile," in Persica: Annual of the Dutch-Iranian Society, No. 20, 2004-2005, pp. 1-37.
Mir-Afzali, S.A., Robâ'iyyât-e Khayyâm dar manâbe'-e kohan, Tehran: Markaz-e Nashr-e Dâneshgâhi, 2003.
Najm-al-Din Râzi, Mersâd al-ebâd, ed. M.-A. Riyâhi, Tehran, 1992.
Nâser Bokhârâ'i, Divân, ed. M. Derakhshân, Teheran: Ofoq, 1974.
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Talk of sovereignty, promoting French culture is bad for Quebec's economy
Andy Radia
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August 21, 2012, 12:50 p.m.
If Quebec ultimately chooses to separate from the rest Canada, it will cost the province $7.8 billion a year in equalization payments and potentially $131,789,570,016 — their share of the national debt based on population. That's if they separate.
But even the threat of sovereignty or separation is already costing them, big time.
During Monday night's one-on-one debate between the PQ's Pauline Marois and Liberal leader Jean Charest, Marois said she wants to call a referendum on Quebec sovereignty as soon as possible, when Quebecers want one.
[ Related Video: Quebec's feisty one-on-one debate ]
Earlier in the day, she talked about using a modest amount tax dollars to promote sovereignty.
Such discourse, says the Montreal Gazette's Henry Aubin, drives people and money away.
"A referendum is likely to cause people elsewhere to be more reluctant to come here or invest; many people who are here, including many with investments here, will be more likely to leave," he wrote in a column published Tuesday.
"History tell us to expect it. The graph says it all. It shows sharp declines in migration [from Canada and abroad] in the years immediately preceding the election of the PQ and the 1995 referendum."
The Globe and Mail's John Ibbitson adds that Quebec's pro-French policies have affected the type of immigrants the province attracts and is akin to "slow-motion suicide."
Ibbitson cited the Charest government's bill banning face coverings whenever Quebec citizens interact with the provincial government and the PQ proposal, last week, which would ban all civil servants from wearing or exposing overt religious symbols.
[ Related: PQ would spend tax dollars to promote sovereignty: Marois ]
"Quebec's French-language requirement ensures that many of the immigrants who do arrive in that province come from poorer parts of the globe, where new arrivals are less likely to have the education and skills needed to contribute," he wrote adding that other provinces receive the highly skilled immigrants who refuse to learn French.
"Demographic decline is the greatest problem afflicting Quebec society. Not enough babies are being born to sustain the population. The average age in Quebec is older than in any province to its west. Without young, skilled immigrants to fill vacant jobs, pay taxes that sustain social programs and contribute to pension funds for older folk, those jobs, programs and pensions will eventually disappear."
Imagine what that graph above would like if Quebec actually separated — at least in the short term.
(Reuters photo)
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All these techniques have been designed and implemented to overcome limitations of 5G technology, one of them is spectral re-growth.
Figure-1 depicts comparison between LTE and 5G waveforms. As shown 5G waveforms i.e. FBMC, UFMC and GFDM are sharper than LTE power spectrum waveform.
The table-1 mentions PAPR of LTE (20MHz Bandwidth signal) and 5G waveforms e.g. FBMC, UFMC and GFDM with respect to different PN sequences. These results have been obtained using Rohde & Schwarz 5G Vector Signal Generator and 5G Vector Signal analyzer/spectrum analyzer. The results are very useful for power amplifier characterization. Let us understand these waveforms.
• The figure-2 depicts FBMC Transmitter block diagram.
• FBMC is the short form of Filter Bank Multicarrier.
• Non adjacent subcarriers are separated perfectly.
• No CP (Cyclic Prefix) needed and hence there is improvement in spectral efficiency.
• Filtering is applied in frequency domain.
• Here non-orthogonal multicarrier modulation technique OQAM is used.
• The ISI problem due to overlapping of time symbols is solved due to OQAM modulation.
• For 64-QAM FBMC waveform performs better than OFDM.
• UFMC is the short form of Universal Filtered Multicarrier.
• UFMC is complex similar to OFDM and uses same OFDM processing chain. Unlike OFDM, filters are used in UFMC after IDFT modules.
• Figure-3 depicts transmitter and receiver part of UFMC.
• GFDM is the short form of Generalized Frequency Division Multiplexing.
• It uses multi dimensional block structure with CP (Cyclic Prefix).


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An individual, except the President, elected or appointed to an office of honor or profit in the civil service or uniformed services, shall take the following oath: "I, AB, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God." This section does not affect other oaths required by law.
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Each justice or judge of the United States shall take the following oath or affirmation before performing the duties of his office: "I, ___ ___, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will administer justice without respect to persons, and do equal right to the poor and to the rich, and that I will faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me as ___ under the Constitution and laws of the United States. So help me God."
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This establishes that the Constitution, federal laws made pursuant to it, and treaties made under its authority, constitute the supreme law of the land. It provides that state courts are bound by the supreme law; in case of conflict between federal and state law, the federal law must be applied. Even state constitutions are subordinate to federal law. In essence, it is a conflict-of-laws rule specifying that certain federal acts take priority over any state acts that conflict with federal law. In this respect, the Supremacy Clause follows the lead of Article XIII of the Articles of Confederation, which provided that "Every State shall abide by the determination of the United States in Congress Assembled, on all questions which by this confederation are submitted to them." A constitutional provision announcing the supremacy of federal law, the Supremacy Clause assumes the underlying priority of federal authority, at least when that authority is expressed in the Constitution itself. No matter what the federal government or the states might wish to do, they have to stay within the boundaries of the Constitution. This makes the Supremacy Clause the cornerstone of the whole American political structure.
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The 1852 Adelaide Pound is the nation's first gold coin, struck at the Government Assay Office in Adelaide. For most Australian rare coin collectors, acquiring an Adelaide Pound fulfils a lifetime's ambition. The first tip for buyers of Adelaide Pounds is to work through a budget because the coins come in a range of qualities and a range of prices. Irrespective of the budget, buyers should always select an Adelaide Pound that is visually very attractive. Take in the design elements, the crown in particular. Take a close look at the edges, the fields and the legend. Bottom line here, is that you should acquire a piece that you would be proud to show your family and friends, one that has an heirloom feel about it. The coin that we have for sale fits those protocols perfectly and is as per the photographs above and at right.
The 1852 Adelaide Pound is the nation's first gold coin, struck at the Government Assay Office in Adelaide from 22 carat gold brought from the Victorian goldfields.
For most Australian rare coin collectors, acquiring an Adelaide Pound fulfils a lifetime's ambition.
Its historical standing, as Australia's first gold coin, ensures that it will always be sought after and preserves its investment value.
The prime rule in selecting an Adelaide Pound is to pick a coin that is visually very attractive. Acquire a piece that you would be proud to show your family and friends, one that has an heirloom feel about it.
The coin that we have for sale fits those protocols perfectly and is as per the photographs shown above.
The aesthetics, the look of an Adelaide Pound to the naked eye, is an important part of the selection process.
The Adelaide Assay Office was opened 165 years ago as a refinery to strike gold ingots. Except for ensuring the accuracy of the weight and purity of gold in the coin, there was minimal care regarding the overall striking and the eye appeal of the coin. The coins were to be used as currency, traded in commerce. Not preserved as collectibles.
Gold also is a relatively soft metal and the rigours of circulation have treated many Adelaide Pounds harshly.
This particular Adelaide Pound passes our selection criteria in every respect.
The coin is graded Good Extremely Fine which indicates that it has undergone nominal circulation. There is just a hint of wear to the high points.
The coin has strength in the edges. And the legend 'Government Assay office' is strong. History records that the striking of the Adelaide Pound was fraught with problems. Pressure cracked the first die. Relaxing the pressure on the second die, while it increased the design detail in the crown, interfered with the execution of the edges and the legend 'Assay Office'. Many examples struck with the second die show weakness in the edges, with some areas of the legend almost non-existent.
The final scrutiny involves the fields. There are minimal marks in the fields in this coin.
This 1852 Adelaide Pound is accurately graded Good Extremely Fine and follows our rule that it is "a coin that you would be proud to show your family and friends".


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Fury from the Deep (audio soundtrack)
No. 10 of 265 in the BBC classic series audios series
Starring: Patrick Troughton, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling & Tom Baker
By: Victor Pemberton
Review: Pretty excellent... Read more (3 in total)
Editions: cassette | CD
Note: This is an audio soundtrack of the TV story, with linking narration. Not to be confused with the novel reading of the same story released in 2011.
When: October 1993
When the TARDIS lands on Earth, the Doctor, Jamie and Victoria are catapulted into the mysterious events taking place at a North Sea gas refinery. With noises emanating from its pipeline, crews disappearing and its commander refusing to turn off the gas, the Doctor finds himself accused of sabotage. And as the plot thickens only he guesses a more sinister reason for the disturbances: the deadly, parasitic Weed creatures...
Used: CDN$ 78.45
Note: This CD release removes the Tom Baker voiceover and adds new linking narration by Frazer Hines. Subsequently remastered and re-released as part of The Lost TV Episodes: Collection Five box set.
Patrick Troughton stars in this digitally remastered soundtrack of a classic 'lost' TV adventure.
The TARDIS brings the Doctor, Jamie and Victoria to the present-day North Sea Coast. Something nasty is lurking in the gas pipelines of the North Sea, and before long the nearby refinery is under attack. The Doctor discovers that a form of living seaweed is at work, and that a number of the base personnel have been possessed. Can he and his friends work in time to prevent an entire take-over of Earth?
This is the farewell story for the Doctor's companion Victoria, played by Deborah Watling. Long-awaited on CD, Fury from the Deep was originally released on cassette in 1991. This release utilises a superior sound recording and brand new linking narration by Frazer Hines.


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Q: Defining a Macro in C with a set of operators I´m relatively new in programming and I was trying to define a macro called OPERATORS in the following way:
#define OPERATORS {'+', '-','*', '/', '%', '^'}

This, with the purpose of making the following programm:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#define OPERATORS {'+', '-','*', '/', '%', '^'}

int isOperator (char c) {
    if(c!=OPERATORS)
        return 0;
    return 1;
}

int main(){
    printf("%d", isOperator('+'));
    printf("%d", isOperator('j'));
    return 0;
}

To know, whether the character c is, or not, an operator.
But I had problems with the compiler which I´m sure to be related with the declaration of the macro. So my question is:
How can I define a macro with a set of operators and how should I use  it?? ´Cause I´m almost sure that to compare a variable with the macro, it should be done in a different way
Sorry for my ignorance and thank you so much!!!

A: Macros do only textual substituation, so your code is actually equivalent to this:
int isOperator (char c) {
    if (c != {'+', '-','*', '/', '%', '^'})
        return 0;

    return 1;
}

which is invalid C code, you cannot compare a char to an array of chars which doesn't make sense anyway.
You want this:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int isOperator(char c) {
  static char operators[] = { '+', '-','*', '/', '%', '^' };
  for (int i = 0; i < sizeof operators; i++)
    if (c == operators[i])
      return 1;

  return 0;
}

int main() {
  printf("%d\n", isOperator('+'));
  printf("%d\n", isOperator('j'));
  return 0;
}

Or even shorter:
...
#include <string.h>
...
int isOperator(char c) {
  char operators[] = "+-*/%^";
  return strchr(operators, c) != NULL;
}

A: Yuo can also use lookup table
#include <stdint.h>

const int type[256] = {['%'] = 1, ['+'] = 1, ['-'] = 1, ['/'] = 1, ['*'] = 1, ['^'] = 1, ['!'] = 1,
                       ['0'] = 2, ['1'] = 2, ['2'] = 2, ['3'] = 2, ['4'] = 2, ['5'] = 2, ['6'] = 2, ['7'] = 2, ['8'] = 2, ['9'] = 2,
};

int myisoperator(int c)
{
    return type[c] == 1;
}

int myisdigit(int c)
{
    return type[c] == 2;
}

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West Sutton railway station
West Sutton
Location of West Sutton in Greater London
London Borough of Sutton
Thameslink
West Sutton railway station is in the London Borough of Sutton in South London, England. The station is served by Thameslink trains on the Sutton Loop Line. It is in Travelcard Zone 5. It is a few minutes walk away from Gander Green Lane, the home ground of Sutton United.
Parliamentary approval for a line from Wimbledon to Sutton had been obtained by the Wimbledon and Sutton Railway (W&SR) in 1910 but work had been delayed by World War I.[2] From the W&SR's inception, the District Railway (DR) was a shareholder of the company and had rights to run trains over the line when built. In the 1920s, the Underground Electric Railways Company of London (UERL, precursor of London Underground) planned, through its ownership of the DR, to use part of the route for an extension of the City and South London Railway (C&SLR, now the Northern line) to Sutton.[2] The SR objected and an agreement was reached that enabled the C&SLR to extend as far as Morden in exchange for the UERL giving up its rights over the W&SR route. The SR subsequently built the line, one of the last to be built in the London area. West Sutton station replaced the UERL's planned Cheam station on Cheam Road to the south. The station opened on 5 January 1930 when full services on the line were extended from South Merton.[2]
Throughout the day Thameslink operates 2 trains per hour to St Albans via Wimbledon and London Blackfriars (clockwise around the loop), and 2 trains per hour to Sutton (anticlockwise). Services to Sutton then continue back to St Albans via Mitcham Junction.
Additionally, on weekdays Southern operates a limited service anticlockwise around the loop to London Bridge via Sutton and Mitcham Junction (morning peak only) and clockwise to London Bridge via Wimbledon (evening peak only).
London Buses route 413 serve the station.
^ a b c d e "Station usage estimates". Rail statistics. Office of Rail Regulation. Please note: Some methodology may vary year on year.
^ a b c Jackson, Alan A. (December 1966). "The Wimbledon & Sutton Railway – A late arrival on the South London suburban scene" (PDF). The Railway Magazine: 675–680. Retrieved 7 May 2009.
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LOWELL -- They were both named Paul.
They both had a major impact on the city of Lowell and the wider region.
They were Paul Tsongas and Paul Sullivan.
The Sun did a nice story a few weeks ago on the history of Sen. Tsongas, recapturing his career in observance of the 20th anniversary of his death.
But this year also marks the 10th anniversary of the death of Paul Sullivan, who for 17 years captivated thousands of Sun readers with his twice-a-week columns and even a wider audience with his nightly talk show on WBZ.
Paul Tsongas died at age 55. Paul Sullivan was only 50.
Both achieved more in life than most of us who have had the luxury of longevity.
I'm proud to have known both of them throughout their careers.
I went Lowell High with Paul Tsongas and worked with Paul Sullivan throughout his media career.
Both of them surprised me with the success they enjoyed.
I never thought Tsongas would ever go from two terms on the Lowell City council to a serious run for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States. I never thought Paul Sullivan, who didn't start a media career until the age of 33, would become a major figure in newspapers, radio and television.
They were very different people. Tsongas was cerebral. He was a thinker. He always looked ahead at world issues while being a major player in rebuilding his native city.
Sullivan lived for the moments.
He was at his best when he had everyone laughing. He was great at poking fun at himself and the high and the mighty. I can't even dream about how much fun he would have with columns on President Donald Trump?
But Sullivan was also a champion of people who were down on their luck. He did many kind things that he would never talk about.
A few weeks ago I had an Owl diner breakfast with Paul's widow, Mary-Jo Griffin, whom he adored and Patrick Cook of Middlesex Community College, who wrote the book, "Sully, The words, wit and wisdom of Paul Sullivan."
The two were also major figures in creating the Paul Sullivan Leadership Institute at Middlesex.
The Institute is a lasting tribute to the memory of Paul. ITt was a dream of Paul's to create a program He wanted a program that would create a new generation of leaders.
From our breakfast, after sharing a few "Sully stories" we decided we are looking for a way to observe the 10th anniversary of Paul's passing and recognize some of the success stories of the Institute.
It will be a time to gather friends of Paul, share some stories, and honor the Institute.
After the breakfast, I got my Sully book out and read the column I did 10 years ago, days after Paul's passing.
"Paul loved being the clown. He loved to make people laugh. Lost in that somewhat false exterior was a very bright guy, a much deeper person ... a person I don't think he wanted most of us to see.
He was a trooper. He was a great friend. He was a wonderful son, husband and father. He had a very deep faith. He wasn't afraid to die.
God I will miss him."


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You guys are having too much fun haha.. Hope you have a great weekend.
Just want to say how delightful it was to meet you and work with you in the WorkshopLive Studio! You both did a fanastic job! Can you teach lessons on how to teach lessons?? You are amazing musicians and beautiful souls… I look forward to working together again!


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OWGR system doesn't work if Justin Rose is No. 1
September 10, 2018	by	Mark Zecchino
Justin Rose let the BMW Championship slip away following a playoff loss to Keegan Bradley who picked up his first win in six years on the PGA Tour.
However, the news wasn't all bad for the 38 year-old Englishman because the second place finish at the BMW vaulted him into the No. 1 spot in the official world golf rankings.
Considering that four separate players have won three events each this year it seems odd that Rose is able to be ranked No.1.
Golf Talk Canada's Mark Zecchino says that it's not a knock against Rose because he is one of the best ball strikers in the world; but if Rose is No.1 then "the OWGR system is broke."
Justin Rose is the new world No.1 but @ZeeManTSNGTC says, "How bad is the official world golf ranking system? It's not a shot on Rose but its certainly a shot on the system. Its broken; doesn't work & doesn't make sense." pic.twitter.com/sAUqNYNNf8
— GOLF TALK CANADA (@GolfTalkCanada) September 10, 2018
Bryson DeChambeau is ranked No.1 in the FedEx Cup standings heading into the Tour Championship at East Lake with Rose right behind him at No.2.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Tech soccer team will wrap up its regular season schedule this weekend when it hosts Southeast Missouri and travels to face Ohio Valley Conference leader UT Martin. The Golden Eagles are fighting for their playoff lives, trying to earn one of just six postseason berths to the OVC Tournament.
Tech controls its own destiny this weekend as they try to solidify their first postseason appearance since 2009. It's as simple as this; if the Golden Eagles win both matches this weekend, they make the tournament. If they lose one, they don't. Of course there are always other scenarios that involve ties and tiebreakers, but Tech knows that its always best to control your own destiny.
"We've got two must-win games this weekend, to use the old cliche, to get into the playoffs and survive the regular season," said head coach Daniel Brizard. "SEMO is going to be tough. They started off a bit slow but they've picked it up and they're sitting around at sixth in the standings. We have to beat them in order to give ourselves a chance going into Sunday."
The Golden Eagles' match-up against Southeast Missouri marks the last home match of the season. Game time is set for 3 p.m. CT at the Tech Soccer Field. Tech will then travel to Martin, Tenn. to take on the first place Skyhawks and earn a playoff spot. The match will begin at 2 p.m. on Sunday afternoon.
"We need to play well as a team," said Brizard. "We need to impose ourselves on our attack and move forward. We need to connect well on our passes. We can't get strung out on our attack and leave gaps in our midfield that they can exploit, because they will. We're looking for consistency in our play through both halfs on Friday and hopefully can take that into Sunday against who I believe will be the regular season champs."
- Southeast Missouri is 4-9-4 on th year, grabbing ties against Saint Louis, Evansville, UT Martin, and Belmont.
- The Redhawks have earned a 3-3-2 mark in OVC play this season, earning a key tie against Belmont last weekend.
- Friday's match will mark the 15th meeting between the two teams with SEMO owning a 5-8-1 advantage.
- In last season's match, Southeast Missouri defeated the Golden Eagles 3-0 in Cape Girardeau, Mo.
- Torey Byrd leads SEMO in goals this season, scoring three. She is tied with Courtney Luehmann and Jacey Boyko with six points for the team lead.
- Renee Kertz owns a fantastic 0.83 save percentage this eason, racking up 68 saves.
"I think SEMO is very blue collar and hard working. They'll likely attack us in a 4-3-3. They'll pass the ball around, but I think they're a lot like us. They like to hold possession of the ball, but if they see the quick strike they're gonna go for it. SEMO lost some players from last year due to graduation, so they have a chance to be a real wild card this year. It hink it will be a good physical conference match. They need a win just a bad as we do to help stay alive. We just have to play our game."
- UT Martin owns a 9-5-3 overall record this season.
- The Skyhawks lead the OVC race, sitting at 6-1-1 in conference play with the sole loss coming at SIUE.
- Sunday's match will mark the 17th meeting between the two teams, with Tech owning a slight 8-7-1 advantage.
- UTM defeated TTU 2-0 in last season's meeting in Martin, Tenn.
- Saphyra Coombs-James leads the socring race for UT Martin, notching eight goals this seson, along with four assists for a team leading 20 points.
- Mariah Kelenke leads the Skyhawks saving efforts, leading the team with 70 saves and four shut-outs this season.
"UT Martin is always physical as far as working hard and getting 50-50's. They're a real hard working team. I think they'll play a little more direct into the forward's feet. They play a lot more longer balls than SEMO, but I think they'll still be a 4-3-3. We'll just have to deal with it and hope that we can put a good performance forward on Sunday."


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Adal was returning home after a long day at work. He was tired. He had had a conversation with his Manager that had left him emotionally and mentally drained. The discussion had centered around the annual compensation increase that was being given to him. It had gone on for a long time and he had ended up feeling undervalued in the organization. Once again, he had been overlooked for a key promotion that he had been working hard towards and he had been denied as the company policy had changed and promotions were few and hard to come by in this scenario. Adal was left feeling demotivated although the Manager was honest and praised the work that he was putting in. At the end of the day, the cost of living in a big city was always on the increase and he was looking forward to investing in a new house for his family. With this minimal increase, his dreams would always be out of his reach, at least for the next year.
Adal was already earning more than his father, who had retired recently from a job that he had held for 30 odd years, had ever earned in his entire life. Comparisons were moot – inflation in the country had touch double digits consistently in the past few years and while he had no trouble in making ends meet, he had seen his friends move ahead in their lives. Of course, for the sake of comparison, he would only consider those friends who actually owned their own houses and not those that were, like him, still on the hunt for one or had invested in one. He believed firmly in the tenet that one had to have a house of his/ her own to demonstrate to the society that he had "arrived". He had selected one of the new projects coming up on the outskirts of the city for investing his money in. There would be a spurt in expenses that he was expecting and he wanted to be prepared for that when it came about.
Looking back at his career, he admitted to himself that he was fortunate to work in a company that valued many aspects of his life such as time away from work to spend vacations with his family. Support for him through periods when he was unwell or when his family members needed his attention was always forthcoming and his time away from work was well respected. He had risen quickly through the ranks and his promotions had meant that he was already at what he considered to be a good technical position. He was in his mid thirties and realistically, if he and others were promoted at the same rate as he had been in the past, he would probably be one of many CTO's in the company in 10 years time. He was one amongst many others in the city who were at similar junctions in their careers. What would become of these IT boomers? He had no idea what the future held for him. What he did know was that he wanted the best for his family and make sure that his kids would not be left behind in what he considered to be a race in this world.
In a year or two, Adal would hit a plateau in his career. India was a market for young professionals and he would soon see young, energetic Engineers come in and do what he had been doing, faster and more effectively. He was only part of a larger trend in the industry. The way things were looking, he had ridden the wave well thus far, would he be able to see it through?
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Continuamos nossa corrente de orações para o Élder Schenks, e logicamente para vocês. Para que o cansaço não os abatam. E saibam que sempre venho neste blog e a força que vocês demonstram só aumentam a minha fé e testemunho. A cada dia aprendo mais e mais...e agradeço por isso. Mesmo não nos conhecendo saibam que cada vitória e progresso é comemorado por nós com muito amor. Vocês não estão só...sempre estaremos com vocês e o Pai Celestial os amam demais, abraços!
Continuamos unidos em orações e pedindo muito ao Pai Celeste a recuperação do Elder Schenk...O Pai Celestial é um Pai de milagres e tudo é possível com Ele ao nosso lado. Fico agradecida pelo exemplo de vocês, mesmo passando por esta provação continuam gratos a Deus, que grande exemplo pra todos nós. Deus vai retribuir a fé de vocês com a recuperação do Elder. Rogo a Deus que abençõe Elder Schenk.
Oh, is so nice to read this and the love an appreciation that the Saints in Brazil have for Elder Schenk. We think of you guys everyday. Say hi to Britten for us.
We are glad that everyone is getting some rest. Hang in there for we all know who is in charge. Isn't it great to have the Gospel in our lives and know that we have a loving Heavenly Father that is watching over us? Knowing firsthand he is there and wants to help. We just need the faith, as all of you have exhibited so well. All of our testimonies are growing because of the example you are showing to each of us. We love you Karla, Steven and Elder Schenk!!
Keep smiling, as we all are.
Love David, Mary and the kids.
I continue to read your posts every day and share them at work with people that are praying for your son's recovery every day.
May the Lord keep him and all your family in His embrace, granting you the peace, serenity and faith needed.
I leave in Salt Lake county but if there is anything, besides prayer, that I can do to help you and your family... my e-mail is telmahoulihan@gmail.com.
Thank you for the positive updates. I am constantly reminded why I look up to both of you and thank Heavenly Father for such wonderful examples of faith and optimism in my life. You are in my prayers!
I am a brain injury survivor as well. My name is Clara Lewis. My accident was Nov. 14, 2011. I also served a mission in Brazil. Santa Maria was my mission. I am so grateful to hear of your faith and positive attitude. This is how I make it through the day. I was hit by a front runner train in my car. I sustained a brain injury, 2 broken ribs and a broken shoulder. That is it. And I lived! People tell me I am a walking miracle. My 2 girls were in the car with me and they were uninjured! I just want to jump on a plane and come be with you. I am not fully recovered yet, but I will and I am working hard to be. I know you are busy, but I would love to help in any way. My email is clarastorybooking@gmail.com. Please feel free to email me with any questions. I had pneumonia as well and had to have a trach in my throat. I think it is nice to know other people that have brain injuries. I pray for you and Elder Schenik.


I took a trip out to the ghost town of Gleeson one day last month and met up with the jail's owner, Tina Miller.
She and her partner bought the jail, and have turned it into a mini-museum. Inside the jail, you can see Native American artifacts, Western gear including old saddles, tack, an old bunk, mining and prospecting tools, ranching tools and other antiques.
The jail was built of reinforced concrete in 1910. Before that, the town jail was a nearby tree.
The marshals would handcuff the prisoners to the tree, and they'd be forced to endure the elements. Next to the Jail Tree is a natural wash. Sometimes after a rainstorm, the water would rise dangerously close to the prisoners.
Since I was headed down, I called ahead, and Tina met me to open the jail. She then treated me to a tour of the area.
This saloon, once owned by Joe Bono, is practically falling down. If you go, please do not attempt to enter it!
The foundation is all that remains from Gleeson's third school (they kept outgrowing them).
There are plenty of other stories waiting for you to discover! The Gleeson jail is open to visitors the first Saturday of each month. Historian Glenn Snow is usually there to tell visitors about Gleeson's heydays and the area's history. Gleeson is about 15 miles from Tombstone via a dirt road. It's also accessible by a paved road off of Highway 191 from the east.
For directions, check the Gleeson Web site. Please check their calendar and hours of operation before you go. The jail is privately owned, as is most of the surrounding land.
If you want to explore the history a bit before you go, check out the historical sketches, which are written by Glenn Snow and are about bootleggers, scam artists and unsavory characters of the Old West.


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Chief Executive Officer & President
Darren Eng is Chief Executive Officer and President of Greenbelt Resources Corporation. Prior to his appointment to CEO, Eng served as a Board Director starting in December 2008, and performed the role of Secretary for the Board from April 2009 to September 2009.
Eng has over 20 years of experience in executive leadership roles and entrepreneurial endeavors. As founder and President of The Sponsorship Group, he has been titled Executive Director or Senior Vice President of a number of professional organizations operated and managed by The Sponsorship Group staff. Other past senior management positions include Operational Director of Los Angeles Venture Association and Executive Vice President of the Digital Evolution Center. Prior to running various upstart companies and organizations throughout Southern California, Eng worked for nearly a decade in the environmental industry. From 1994 to 1998, he led teams of scientists and engineers at AECOM (formerly ENSR) as a project and team manager and served as a level III associate scientist. His work included regulatory compliance and liability assessments of Southern Natural Gas facilities and other large bank-financed industrial properties in the eastern U.S. from Maine to Louisiana.
Eng earned a Bachelor of Science degree in biology (environmental tract) from Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. Eng is Chairperson of the GreenLAVA SIG for LAVA.org. He is also a current member of both the Men's Guild for Children's Hospital Los Angeles and the Yale Science and Engineering Association.
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Pivinski holds an MBA – Finance from Fordham University in New York and is a CPA. He is a member of Financial Executives International.
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Karlheinz Senghas (* 7. April 1928 in Stuttgart; † 4. Februar 2004 Gaiberg bei Heidelberg)  war ein deutscher Botaniker und wissenschaftlicher Leiter des Botanischen Gartens Heidelberg. Eines seiner Forschungsgebiete war die Familie der Orchideen. Sein botanisches Autorenkürzel lautet "".

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Karlheinz Senghas wurde 1928 in Stuttgart geboren. 1939 zog die Familie – Karlheinz Senghas hatte noch eine jüngere Schwester – nach Mannheim, wo sein Vater, ein Soldat, stationiert war. 1945 wurde der 17-Jährige als Flakhelfer zur Wehrmacht eingezogen, zur gleichen Zeit zerstörte eine Bombe das Wohnhaus der Familie. Senghas' Schwester kam dabei ums Leben, seine Mutter wurde schwer verletzt. Karlheinz Senghas war für kurze Zeit Kriegsgefangener, er kam im Herbst 1945 frei.

Nach dem Krieg konnte Karlheinz Senghas die Schule mit dem Abitur abschließen und 1949 in Heidelberg ein Studium der Biologie aufnehmen. Sein Studium schloss Senghas 1954 ab, 1959 folgte die Promotion, unter Aufsicht von Werner Rauh. Rauh stellte ihn als Mitarbeiter am Botanischen Institut in Heidelberg ein, 1960 erhielt er dann die Stelle als Kustos und wissenschaftlicher Leiter des Botanischen Gartens Heidelberg. Ebenfalls 1960 begann er seine Mitarbeit am "Schmeil-Fitschen", einer Exkursionsflora.

1956 hatte Senghas seine Frau Irmgard geheiratet. Das Paar bekam drei Söhne. Seit 1972 lebte er mit seiner Familie bis zu seinem Tod über 30 Jahre in Gaiberg.

Am Heidelberger Botanischen Garten baute Senghas eine umfangreiche Sammlung von Orchideen auf. In den Jahren seiner Tätigkeit, zwischen 1960 und 1993, stieg die Zahl der kultivierten Arten von 400 auf etwa 6000. Seine Schriften zu Orchideen sind ebenfalls sehr umfangreich, in mehr als 300 Publikationen befasste er sich mit diesem Thema. Darunter sind neben wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten auch zahlreiche Schriften, die sich an Laien richten. Er engagierte sich in der Deutschen Orchideen-Gesellschaft und in der Vereinigung Deutscher Orchideenfreunde.

Von 1970 bis 2002 erschien in Einzellieferung "Die Orchideen" – laut Titel die dritte Auflage des gleichnamigen Werkes von Rudolf Schlechter, tatsächlich eine vollständig neue Ausgabe. Die fast 4000 Seiten in mehreren Bänden, gemeinsam von Senghas, Brieger und Maatsch herausgegeben, wurden das Standardwerk zur Familie der Orchideen.

Er war auch zusammen mit Werner Rauh Herausgeber von Schmeil-Fitschen: Flora von Deutschland für die Auflagen 81–88, 1967–1988. Auch für die 89.–92. Auflage (1993–2003) war er Mitherausgeber zusammen mit Siegmund Seybold.

Auch nach seiner Pensionierung 1993 forschte und publizierte er weiter. Karlheinz Senghas starb am 4. Februar 2004 in Gaiberg.

Ehrungen
Nach ihm benannt wurde 2001 die Orchideengattung Senghasiella

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
 als Hrsg. mit Werner Rauh: Otto Schmeil, Jost Fitschen: Flora von Deutschland und seinen angrenzenden Gebieten. (1903); 88. Auflage. Heidelberg/Wiesbaden 1988.
 Schlechter, Rudolf: Die Orchideen. Handbuch für Orchideenliebhaber, Züchter und Botaniker; Beschreibung, Kultur und Züchtung. 3. Auflage, Verlag Paul Parey.
 Orchideen. Pflanzen der Extreme, Gegensätze und Superlative. 1993, Verlag Paul Parey.

Literatur
 Ingrid Senger, German Senger: Zur Erinnerung Dr. Karlheinz Senghas. In: Journal für den Orchideenfreund, Jg. 11, Heft 2, 2004, S. 111–116.
 Carlos O. Morales: Memoria de uno de los grandes de la Orquideología mundial: Karlheinz Senghas (1928–2004). In: Lankesteriana, Bd. 5, Nr. 1, 2005, S. 1–2.

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ALBANY – More than 2 million New Yorkers have enrolled in health insurance coverage through the state's exchange during this year's open enrollment period, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday.
Of those enrollees, 1.49 million picked Medicaid and 512,968 chose private insurance, the state said.
"This is a tremendous milestone for the state's health exchange, and one that represents another important step toward ensuring that New York is a healthier state for all," Cuomo said.
More than 1 million enrolled in the program in 2013, the first year of eligibility under the federal Affordable Care Act.
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Insurers are fighting a budget proposal by Cuomo that would add a tax to cover the operation of the exchange, which is slowly being defunded by the federal government. The increase in premiums would come to about $69 million a year, said Leslie Moran, senior vice president at the state Health Plan Association, which represents insurers.
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SuperDerivatives (1999-2014) was an American financial services company. It created the first professional real time option pricing tool delivered over the internet. The option prices generated by SuperDerivatives reflected accurately the prices in the interbank broker market and the company generated worldwide transparency in option pricing and as a result drove the significant growth of the OTC option markets. The company was acquired by Intercontinental Exchange in 2014.

Company

SuperDerivatives Inc. was founded in 2000 by Dr. David Gershon, previously global head of exotic derivatives at Barclays Capital in its headquarters in London, with the idea of generating transparency in option pricing. Gershon had developed his own proprietary model for option pricing which matched accurately to prices of thousands of options that traded in the interbank broker market. While many institutions traded options, the option market was opaque and only the large banks had access to the prices in the interbank market. No known model at that time was able to produce prices close enough to the market.

Gershon aimed to create transparency in option pricing among all financial institutions with the model he invented and in order to achieve transparency in the fastest possible way, he chose to deliver his pricing platform over the internet, which at that time was rather unusual. Dr. Yuval Levy, the London-based CTO of SuperDerivatives, managed all technology and product development of the company since inception until it was sold. In 2001, SuperDerivatives launched the first real time option pricing tool delivered over the internet. Within 2 years most of the banks that traded options around the world used the SuperDerivatives pricing system and the option pricing model was referred to by many as the "benchmark for options".  The availability of the system over the internet opened many new option markets such as in China, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Turkey, Morocco, Dubai, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Colombia, Poland, Russia, Slovenia, Slovakia. The users of the system included banks, hedge funds, corporations, brokers, central banks and auditors. The biggest contribution of SuperDerivatives was the fact that the transparency it created enabled many new market makers and takers to participate actively in the Vanilla and Exotic options market and as a result the bid-ask spreads shrunk and the liquidity and volume rose dramatically. Within less than 5 years SuperDerivatives transformed the option market. The pricing tool became a rich platform for all professional derivatives users and In 2003 JPMorgan-Chase rolled out the SuperDerivatives pricing tool to all its traders and sales in the currency business. In 2004, SuperDerivatives started publishing implied volatility data from the OTC markets as a new options mark-to-market service. This was followed by the launch of an independent portfolio valuation service which allowed its customers to obtain the mark-to-market valuation at any cutoff time, around the clock. On October 10, 2010, the company released a cross-asset derivatives pricing, structuring and pre-trade analysis system, called SDX which combined its technology for currency, interest rates, equities, commodities, energy and credit derivatives it had used since 2005. In 2011 SuperDerivatives partnered with FXCM to create a multi-bank trading system for FX options called DCX. On December 12, 2012 the company launched a market data platform called DGX. DGX was a free text data system with self configuration.

SuperDerivatives had nine global offices in Europe, APAC and Americas. In September 2014 it was acquired by InterContinental Exchange.

Mergers and acquisitions

In September 2014, Intercontinental Exchange announced that it had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire SuperDerivatives. The acquisition was said to accelerate the expansion of ICE's comprehensive multi-asset class clearing strategy. Terms of the all-cash transaction included a purchase price of approximately $350 million. Completion of the transaction was subject to regulatory approval and other customary closing conditions. The transaction successfully completed on 7 October 2014.

Awards and honors

2013 Data Product Launch of the Year
2013 Best New Data Product
2012 Founder and CEO Dr. David Gershon inducted into the exclusive Inside Market Data Hall of Fame
2012 Best New Data Product (DataX Feed)
2011 Best Data Provider for Derivatives
2011 Best Pricing and Analytics in Forex
2011 Futures and Options World Awards. Best innovation in risk management
2012 FX Week Best Bank Awards. Best risk management and options pricing provider
2008 Best Vendor for Risk Management and Options Pricing Software award for fifth consecutive year

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Financial services companies established in 2000
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American companies established in 2000
American companies disestablished in 2014