When you hear the term "customer service," what comes to mind? I bet you usually think of a time when you contacted a company's service operations department in order to receive assistance or advice. This type of service is reactive in nature: The company waits until a customer experiences an issue, and then reacts. Customer service leaders know this type of service will never be eliminated.
But, standing by for the telephone to ring or the emails to arrive is not the only way to provide "great" customer service. More and more, companies are looking for opportunities to deliver proactive service – assistance prior to failure. Last year, the Forrester report titled "Trends 2016: The Future of Customer Service" identified many cases where companies were adopting proactive service "to speed customer time-to-completion," and the recent Forbes article, "Ten Customer Service And Customer Experience Trends For 2017", also put proactive service in the spotlight for the year ahead.
By monitoring trends in service requests, companies can provide service proactively that reduces the demands on their service center. They can positively impact brand perception by demonstrating their attention to the customer's overall experience.
Your customer service center is inundated daily with a flow of calls, emails, chats, and other communications. Look for ways to sift through the noise and identify patterns–the "high call generators" creating the greatest volume of work. Finding these patterns as early as possible is your first step in getting ahead of the curve.
Next, scrutinize the issues based upon their impact to the customer and the likelihood the customer will experience them. Consider, as well, what the solutions are and how they might be delivered (we will revisit this in a moment).
When the issues don't affect all customers, it's important to narrow your focus to make sure you only notify the impacted customers. Unless every one of your customers will experience the issue, a shotgun approach may result in several negative outcomes, such as unaffected customers taking steps they don't need to take, or uncertain customers contacting your service center to get more details – creating unnecessary work in the contact center.
Once an opportunity to provide proactive service has been identified and the solution has been determined, craft simple instructions that your customer can easily follow. Additionally, look at ways of simplifying the actual delivery of the desired result; conveying the instructions via email or a telephone call is always possible, but other methods such as automating the solution or offering online self-service will further simplify the customer's path to resolution. Regardless of how the solution will be delivered, test your instructions thoroughly, both internally and with a small test group of customers. There should be only the smallest margin of error, as you don't want faulty directions causing additional problems for the customer or generating calls, emails, and chats–that's what you're trying to avoid with proactive service, after all!
Prior to informing customers, always notify contact center agents of the proactive outreach and to insure consistency in communications. You need your agents to be aware of this communication and understand the goal: to reduce or eliminate customer contact regarding the issue. You also need to ensure agents are well versed in the solution, because not all customers will take the steps you ask. Some will prefer to reach out for assistance.
How often does interacting with your company's customer service department surprise and delight? Reaching out to your customers to help them save time can prove to be a pleasant surprise, perhaps even delight your customers if that outreach avoids a potential issue.
Don't stop there. Follow up and ask your customers if it worked. This serves two purposes: Not only does it show you are closing the loop with them, but it also helps you determine if you targeted the correct customers, and provided a clear and useful solution. Learn from their responses and refine your process as necessary.
Proactive service is not a new concept, but it can be challenging to deliver efficiently and effectively. If you are already delivering it, congratulations! If you are new to it or just getting started, start slowly, develop your methods, and learn from your results. Done right, it can save time and effort in the service center while also leaving a positive, lasting impact on customers' perception of your service and brand.
If you are attending the Call Center Week conference this week in New Orleans, join the moderated roundtable discussion "Redefining CRM: From Reactive to Proactive Customer Service" to hear more about proactive service. You can also stop by booth #313 to learn more about how ServiceNow Customer Service Management has the capabilities you need to make proactive service delivery a reality for your organization.
To learn more, check out the infographic: Secrets to Providing Excellent Customer Service.
Holly Simmons is Senior Director, Product Marketing, Customer Service Management at ServiceNow.
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Great article and I agree with initiating a proactive approach verses taking the reactive stance.


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Chase says that he closes his automatic ticket distributors due to "increased crime and vagabond" "
The bank limits the hours you can recover from the money from certain vestibules.
Even if it has become much easier to manage your money directly from your phone or computer, there are still a few things that require A trip to the bank . Fortunately, even those who have busy schedules can always enter all the fast money they need or make a deposit after opening hours using the automatic counter of a branch. But sometimes, the convenience of being able to carry out these task list articles can facilitate forgetting that security is always a concern for all customers who maintain their funds. And now Chase says that he closes some of his automatic ticket distributors due to "growing crime and vagabond". Read more to see why the bank changes its operating hours.
Read this then: PNC Bank closes 32 additional branches in 10 states, from the beginning of next year .
Chase says that he ends automatic ticket distributors at the start of certain places due to concerns about "increased crime and vagabond".
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Automatic distributors can be a savior when you need to carry out a transaction after working hours. But after a customer recently tweeted that branches seemed to block earlier, the bank confirmed that it limited access to its 24 -hour vestibules in New York Due to security problems .
"Our apologies. We decide to close several ATM vestibules at 5 p.m. or 6 p.m., aligning the hours of service with normal branch hours, due to the increase in crime and the wave that occurred in these Vestibules previously 24/7 ", the company wrote. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
The bank refused to specify which locations have been affected by the changes.
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When contacted to comment, the bank confirmed that it had changed the hours of access to customers in certain places.
"For the safety of our customers and employees, we can temporarily close certain automatic ticket distributors overnight," said a spokesperson for Chase in a statement sent by email to Better life . "Only a small part of the automatic ticket distributors that we have in New York firmly after regular working hours, and many of our automatic ticket distributors remain open 24 hours."
When asked for a set of locations affected by changes in the calendar or a potential calendar for when they are in force, the representative refused to develop, saying: "We have no more details to share Beyond our declaration. "
A recent incident involved a aggressor seriously injuring a client inside an ATM Chase vestibule.
While the bank refused to specify a particular reason for its sudden decision to limit access to its automatic ticket distributors, one of its locations was the site of an attack at the end of the evening which seriously made a no one. On January 19, a Chase client was held inside a branch vestibule on W. 40th Street and eighth avenue in Manhattan at 3:40 am when an unknown assailant launched a hot hot coffee cup In his face before fleeing, local newspapers 1010 win reports.
The police who answered the incident said that it was not caused and that nothing was stolen during the altercation. The victim was transported to a neighboring hospital in a stable state, where he was treated to burn on the right side of his face, his neck and his shoulder, reports 1010 victories.
Some customers are turned upside down by the ATM access to Access Hours.
Although the company has declared that it has made changes to the safety of its customers, many are already upset by the bank for the disadvantages. Some are devoted to social media for Air their frustrations with movement.
"Are you going to reimburse customers' automatic window costs when we are scammed to use a Bodega ATM to pay our pizza slice late at night, because you cannot provide a basic service for account holders? The thought not, "a user responded to the initial tweet of the bank announcing the modifications.
"If the automatic ticket distributors are not available when the bank is closed, what is it for?" Another angry user interviewed . "Given the wages of your big big ones, there is clearly room for safety where it is deemed necessary."
However, this is not the first instance of the pursuit limiting access to its ATM vestibules. Last summer, the bank started to lock the doors at its site 1120 Sixth Avenue in Manhattan at 10 p.m. and reopen them at 7 a.m. because he dealt with safety problems, the New York Post reported.
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This could be the start of the scariest horror movie you've seen in a long time, but it's worse because it's actually real life.
At first we thought he sounded like an idiot doing an impression of an emergency siren that you would have heard during an air raid but then we heard the response and even though we're watching the action through a screen, we got properly freaked out. Turns out coyotes are a lot scarier in real life and they're not getting ACME anvils dropped on them. And the end of this could not be more ominous.


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Q: How to find and replace attribute values based on a list I have a Shapefile and a list in .csv which contains two columns with names:

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*"Old_name" which contains the old names that already exist in the attribute table of the previously mentioned Shapefile; and

*"New_name" which contains the updated name.

How can I do this either on ArcGIS, QGIS or with python?
Based on this question I need to use the UpdateCursor function, but how can I use the list in this function?

A: In QGIS you can perform Add Vector Join.

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*Right click on your shapefile layer on Layer Panel and choose Properties.

*Then go to Joins tab.

*Press the + button, it will create new join.

*Join layer is your shapefile layer. Join field is field with the common values in both. Target field is your field you want to join to.

*After that you will get a new attribute in your shapefiles table.

In ArcGIS it is very similar. You need to use Add Join tool.
More about joining in ArcGIS.

A: Import the csv as a table so you can see the values then right-click your original layer to choose joins and relates -> join. Be sure "Join Attributes from Table" is the option selected from the pulldown at the top. Choose the old_name from the original layer (under #1), the csv table under #2, and the old_name in the csv table for #3, then click Ok. If you then save the original layer to new output by right-clicking and choosing "Data"->"Export Data", it will have both fields from the csv table in the output attribute table so that you can use it for your symbology or however you wish.

A: Assuming the csv is ready to be consumed by arcpy as a table with two columns named OLD_NAME and NEW_NAME, and following the example provided in the question to get to the source shp in the UpdateCursor.
#create a dictionary of the csv to join to the shapefile
#r[0] is the first item passed to the SearchCursor and used to join to shp
#r[1] is the second item and used for the update
csvDict= dict([(r[0], (r[1])) for r in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(my_csv, ["OLD_NAME","NEW_NAME"])])

with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(my_shp, ["OLD_NAME","NEW_NAME"]) as cursor:
    for row in cursor:
        joinFieldValue = row[0] #this is "OLD_NAME" on the shapefile
        if row[0]  in csvDict: #check to see if old_name exists in new
            row[1] = csvDict[joinFieldValue]
        else:
            row[1] = row[0] #new name is same as the old name
        cursor.updateRow(row)
    del cursor, row

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Once you get past the rather stupid name of the band there is some serious musicianship on 'As we took a power nap'. As a unit this four-piece produce songs that are easier to digest than their self-proclaimed Krautrock influences could misguide and the majority of this album is tinged with improvised Rock, Jazz and indeed, Pop elements.
As expected, the songs themselves, whilst simply constructed into a verse/chorus/verse fashion, are littered with obscure noises and bizarre interruptions of synth. Touches of Sonic Youth and various No-Wave influences do creep in but are tempered by catchy hooks and sing-along choruses that occasionally wander into Jesus and Mary Chain territory.
Ultimately this leaves GLF sat on the fence. Too weird for commercial listeners, yet far too easy listening for those with obscure tastes, I am unsure as to which market could warm to them. For me however, there is a lot to lap up on this release as a whole and enjoy, such as the Melvins-like ending of 'Glen Wild' and whilst not being a world-beater of an album, the lads can actually play.
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Q: Как экранировать подставляемую строку в python Мне нужно экранировать первый и последний символы в строке, которую я подставляю в format.
s = """
    DROP TABLE `{db_name}`.`{table_name}`
"""
query = s.format('test_db', '`test_table`')

В этом случае будет следующий запрос
DROP TABLE `test_db`.``table_name``

А нужно чтобы было так
DROP TABLE `test_db`.`\`table_name\``


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HomeTravelTravel NewsConcerns raised over Hainan's plan to develop uninhabited islands as tourist resorts
Concerns raised over Hainan's plan to develop uninhabited islands as tourist resorts
SIX uninhabited islands in Hainan Province in southern China are to be developed as tourist sites this year.
Zhao Zhongshe, head of the Department of Ocean and Fisheries of Hainan Province, stressed that there would be no real estate development on the islands.
A census in the 1980s found that China had more than 6,500 uninhabited islands, or 93.8 percent of the total number of islands.
From 2003 to 2005, a frenzy of development swept China's islands, but was later halted by central government over conservation concerns.
On March 1 last year China promulgated the "Law on Island Protection," which allows for the development of uninhabited islands with the approval of provincial governments or the State Council.
However, such development has stirred controversy among those concerned about the difficulty of protecting the islands.
Duan Deyu, deputy director of the Ocean and Fisheries Bureau of the tourist city of Sanya in Hainan Province, said divers destroyed and stole the coral, and tourists spoiled the vegetation.
"We had inspections, but it was hard to control since there are so many tourists," Duan said.
Geng Xiangkui, a professor with the Zhejiang Ocean University, said any development plans should be carefully drafted. "More attention should be paid to the preservation of wild animals and plants," he said.
Duan said a Sanya-based volunteer group called Blue Ribbon had carried out clean-up activities on the uninhabited islands in the past.
"Hopefully more volunteers could be included in the island protection efforts," he said.
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Q: How to get page number from item name in Oracle? I am working with Oracle Apex.
I'm trying to get page number from an item name like P11_USER_NAME
but, if I use substr function, then it's returning an error invalid number.
I hope to find any easy solution.

A: As you probably know (or don't; doesn't matter), item name doesn't have to contain page number. That's what most of us do because it is simpler for us, developers and because documentation suggests so. It means that - presuming this is page "1" - item name can be

*

*P1_ID (you expect "1" as result here, which would be OK), or

*ID (no page number here at all), or

*MY_ID (no page number here either), or

*P123_ID (you'd get "123" as result, but - that's page 1, not page 123 so you'd get wrong result), or ...

Therefore, I believe that you should actually query apex_application_page_items, pass certain information to it (e.g. workspace name, application ID, item name or whatever you want) and get the correct result, regardless of whether item name contains page number or not.
For example:
SQL> select i.page_id
  2  from apex_application_page_items i
  3  where i.application_id = 120
  4    and i.item_name = 'P121_EVBR';

   PAGE_ID
----------
       121

SQL>

(Query apex_application_page_items to see all information it offers.)

A: We can use REGEXP_SUBSTR here with a capture group:
SELECT name, REGEXP_SUBSTR(name, '^P([0-9]+)', 1, 1, NULL, 1) AS page_no
FROM yourTable;


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Harry: from Party Prince to Dullard Duke
thecrownsofbritain	Uncategorized	 27th Feb 2019 10 Minutes
For years, Prince Harry was most people's favourite royal; he was young, cheeky and handsome, and much like his grandfather Prince Philip, rarely gave a rat's arse what other people thought of him. He worked with some amazing charities, served with the army and carried out engagements on behalf of the Queen, both on home soil and abroad.
After William married Catherine Middleton in 2011, there were some concerns for the duo — would they be as close? Would Harry feel left out? What would happen now? But as it turned out, there was no reason to fret; the three of them appeared to be a very close, hard-working trio and Harry said multiple times that he thought of Kate as the "big sister he never had".
Behind closed doors, the public imagined that Harry was just as much, if not more fun, than his public persona; the tabloids regularly papped him falling out of some nightclub or the other (with some woman or the other), and when he wasn't doing that, he was sloping over to Will and Kate's apartment to raid their fridge and be "fun uncle Harry" for George and Charlotte.
These days, we are seeing a very different Prince. Now 34 years old, he married last May and he and his wife are expecting their first child in the Spring. It should be a happy time for anybody – newly married and waiting for the arrival of your baby. So it has come as a shock to many then that Harry mostly appears moody, downcast and distracted these days.
Wasn't this the life he wanted?
After William married Kate, the press and public speculated that Harry would follow suit soon after, even though there was no special woman on the scene at the time. He had split with longtime love Chelsy Davy about a year before his brother's royal wedding, and with her flat refusal to live within a gilded cage, it quickly became apparent that this was one royal romance that wasn't going to be rekindled anytime soon.
Not long after, Harry began a two-year relationship with British actress Cressida Bonas, which promptly came to an end after Cressida realised that two years of sleeping with a Prince had gained her sufficient notoriety to venture out confidently into the world of acting, and so off she went. (Harry sure does like actresses looking to level up, doesn't he?)
People were starting to feel sorry for Harry; he just wasn't having much luck in the love department and everyone was starting to see him as the 'third wheel' in the Cambridges' marriage. It was clear he was getting a bit lonely and would have liked someone to share royal life and engagements with so that he could branch out and away from William and Catherine – and this would happen in due course, but unfortunately, not only in a professional sense.
With the announcement of his engagement to Meghan Markle in November 2017, (some of) the public rejoiced; Prince Harry was finally going to settle down, make babies and have somebody to be his partner throughout the tedious royal engagements and boring annual horse parades he has had to endure since he was a kid. Hoorah! (Well, almost.)
What I'm sure the Prince didn't bank on was a wife who would not only join him on royal engagements, but would also completely take over his share of things as well. Having married an actress, Harry now has to put up with a partner who pushes herself to the forefront of everything (sometimes elbowing others out of the way as she does it) and blatantly demands to be the center of attention at all times. At the moment (God save us all) Markle the Martyr is pregnant, so we are also having to witness daily helpings of her squeezing the life out of her baby bump, as she tries so desperately to command the attention of those around her — all while Harry looks on with a gormless expression, usually appearing as though he has smoked a joint before showing up that day – (maybe Meghan had some left over from her last wedding?)
Even a solo engagement to the England vs. France rugby match earlier this month couldn't get Hooray-less Henry to raise a smile. I looked at the photos of him first before the final match score and assumed England had lost and the whole team had died, judging by how utterly miserable he looked. But no – England had beaten France. Badly. 44-8. And Harry still looked like he was re-attending his mother's funeral.
It must also stem from the fact that most of the time now, he does look as though he would be better suited to being a lady-in-waiting for his wife, rather than a royal Duke. Trailing behind her, adjusting her dress when it shifts unpleasantly over her awkward-looking bump and holding her clutch when required, which no doubt contains the testicles he lost some time ago. When he is spoken to, he looks distracted and only manages half a smile most of the time – almost as though he has spotted a UFO in the distance and is trying to work out how to board it and start a new life on another planet, rather than focusing on the matter at hand.
Then there are the rumours that it could be a new diet that has him looking so downcast; it's been reported that wife Meghan, a dedicated vegan (sometimes, when she feels like it), has her hapless husband following the same dietary regime – (It's all quinoa and kale smoothies over at Chez Sussex, y'all!). In another shocking article not long ago, it was reported that Meghan has banned Hazza from smoking and drinking alcohol, tea and coffee as well, which I must admit, had me rather baffled – I wasn't aware there were other beverages to consume besides those, and as Harry was known for enjoying a cigarette, I'll bet he's like a viper waiting to strike most of the time these days. I also wasn't aware Harry was the one who was pregnant and had to give up so much, but maybe there's something I'm missing.
And what about his relationship with the Cambridges? Well, that seems somewhat dead in the water now too. Harry and William are barely ever in public with each other anymore, and when they are, they don't make eye contact at all. Harry and Meghan are due to move to Windsor soon and then the split of the offices will happen – with the Cambridges remaining in Kensington and the Sussexes team providing them support as they live out in Frogmore Cottage; a move by the palace that hadn't even been thought of in the near eight years since the Cambridges married, but is now suddenly on the cards once Meghan has come onto the scene.
I do have to say, the one thing I find to be the saddest is the obvious breakdown between William and Harry. As far as siblings go, they only have each other– and losing their mother at such young ages must have brought them really close together as they muddled through their grief– I can only imagine how devastated Diana would be if she were here today, to see her only two children barely on speaking terms anymore, and moving as far apart from each other as they possibly can within the confines of the crown.
I know, the Meghan Marvellers are ready with their pitchforks: "Harry and William are still as close as ever… Yes, it's normal to grow apart once you marry…. Catherine and Meghan love each other tonnes" yada, yada, yada. Well, I'm sorry to say that I don't think any of those statements are even slightly accurate.
If Harry and William were going to grow apart, they likely would've done so when Kate and Wills married– they didn't, because even prior to her marriage, Catherine was well-known in the palace, had a great relationship with Harry and she clearly didn't see the need to drive a wedge between her husband and brother-in-law. Up until Harry and Meghan married, the Cambridges and Sussexes were amicable in public and seemed to get along okay– it was only after the wedding that things seemed to grow more tense.
Many are arguing that Harry and William are still a-okay, but just leading separate lives now that they are both married with kids; sure– that might be the case, but not one I am inclined believe.
For a trio that were once really close, it seems strange they are hardly ever in public with each other anymore, and do not appear to interact on the rare occasion when they are. For Christmas in 2017, a month after Harry and Meghan's engagement was announced, things seemed to still be ok; the newly-engaged couple stayed for a few days at Anmer Hall with William, Kate and their kids, which is the Cambridges' home on the Sandringham Estate. Kate was five months pregnant with Louis at the time, and they all seemed jovial on their walk to church together– nothing about their interactions seemed contrived or put-on.
Cut to Christmas 2018, Meghan's first as an official member of the family, and the picture is really very different. Rumours of a feud between Kate and Meghan plagued the headlines for months before Christmas, and then it is announced that Harry and Meghan this time were staying in the main house at Sandringham, rather than at Anmer Hall with the Cambridges. I understand Louis had arrived by this time, but he is one small baby and Anmer Hall boasts ten bedrooms, so I doubt it was a case of not being able to find the room to put Harry and his missus up.
The walk to church is very clearly a PR stunt and one designed to convince the public that the "fab four" are indeed just that, despite the frostiness between the Wales brothers and the over-the-top actions from Meghan towards the Duchess of Cambridge, with all her fake laughter and touching Kate's back at one point as well. Even pantomimes are more convincing than that display was.
Then there is the bigger item to look at: the Cambridges weren't even meant to be at Sandringham last year. Carole Middleton had let slip during an interview in late November that she was gearing up for Christmas with all three of her children, their partners and the grandkids– George and Charlotte were even going to have their own Christmas trees in their respective rooms to decorate themselves… So this only means one thing: the Cambridges were forced to change their Christmas plans at the last minute to diffuse the feud rumours between the Duchesses. I can imagine the Duchess of Cambridge was pretty fucked off with that one; not only was it Prince Louis's first Christmas, but it was also that of Pippa's new baby, Arthur– the Middletons were clearly looking forward to spending Christmas together, and at the last minute, their plans were shattered, thanks to Meghan– providing another reason for Kate to staple Meghan's face to her dart board in the royal drawing room at Kensington Palace.
So to summarise, what do I think is the real story? Well, I do think most of what has hit the headlines has been the truth.
I do believe William warned Harry off Meghan in the first instance; on Kate and William's wedding day in 2011, during their carriage procession from the Abbey to Buckingham Palace, one royal commentator described William as "astute" and said that he had "always spotted people a mile off who were approaching him and wanting to be his friend for all the wrong reasons"– and I think that definitely applies here.
William definitely saw Meghan for what she likely is: fame-hungry, desperate for attention and arrives with an agenda tucked under her arm. Harry, having finally found a woman who jumped at the chance of wearing a tiara, likely crapped all over his big brother's opinion because he didn't want to believe what he was saying ("let me make my own mistakes, yah?") and proceeded to marry Meghan anyway, resulting in radio silence from the Cambridges. No longer does Harry refer to his nephews and niece in the same affectionate way he used to: in fact, he never discusses them at all now, has never even made reference to Louis's existence and looked like he had a rod firmly up his arse during Louis's christening last summer, which appears to be his default expression these days.
You could almost feel sorry for Harry; he had a long string of girlfriends who dated him for a bit and then realised they didn't want to be a Princess, which must have been crushing to him. He was in his early 30s, desperate for a family, and wasn't prepared to wait around for much longer. Why wouldn't he be annoyed at his brother breezing through with a reality check and destroying his illusion of a wife and kids? But sadly, this is the one person in the universe he'd have done well to listen to. As the future King, William has likely dealt with his fair share of wannabe Princesses and fake friends– he had the best tools out of anyone to advise Harry clearly for the path ahead, especially without mum Diana in the picture to do so– but what do you do when the person you're trying to help doesn't want to listen to reason?
Do I think it's weird that William still served as Best Man at Harry's wedding? No, I don't. At the end of the day, they are still brothers and I still think things were on a fairly even keel even up until just before the wedding, so there was no reason for Wills to refuse.
I have a younger brother too, and while I may not always approve of his dating choices, I wouldn't avoid his wedding if he married somebody I did not think was right for him. He is still my brother and I would still be there to support him– even if I didn't agree with him. It's what siblings do.
I suspect, in part, the fall-out between the brothers is due to William being hurt by his brother's ignorance and blatant disregard for his advice, as well as Harry probably realising by now that William may have actually been right about Meghan, but is too stubborn to swallow his pride and admit it. At this point, or in the near future, the Cambridges should probably be rolling their eyes at Harry and telling him "we told you so"– but the inevitable fall-out of the Sussex marriage and the hurricane that will follow — will no doubt speak for itself.
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Jacquie says:
2nd Mar 2019 at 10:42 am
And what the hell would you know about it?
thecrownsofbritain says:
2nd Mar 2019 at 1:00 pm
Don't get your knickers in a twist lovey, it's an opinion and meant to be a laugh. You should try it sometime — once you remove the rod from your arse, that is.
MsThang says:
27th Mar 2019 at 8:41 pm
And you don;t think Chutney was a wannabe princess, seriously girlfriend, she had to prostitute herself out for Chopper body and soul, he would have dropped her like a hot potato if she hadn't!
Oh, agreed – I think he was on the verge of dumping her and she dug her claws in. He didn't look too thrilled with her at inskips wedding in Jamaica. She wasn't letting the prince go that easy!!
Nora Brinker says:
24th Apr 2019 at 5:54 am
Just one small detail: Cressida Bonas isn't some actress "looking to level up", she is an aristocrat. Girls like that tend to know what is coming to them if they marry into the royal family. Other than that – good article. I couldn't agree more.
Thank you for your comment 💖 admittedly, I may have been wrong about Cressida but something about her didn't sit right with me either. I wasn't sure why she went out with him for two years if she has no intention of marrying him from the get go. I agree with you, I have always said that the aristocrats don't benefit at all from marrying into the BRF, it'd just be a loss of privacy for them, but in Cressida's case, I didn't understand why she was with him to begin with… but perhaps I'm missing something x


The 2019 Lollapalooza lineup is here!
This year's music festival will feature some of the biggest names in music and a ton of the industry's rising stars. Headliners for the Chicago festival include Ariana Grande, Childish Gambino, Twenty One Pilots, The Strokes, Tame Impala, Flume, The Chainsmokers and J Balvin. The industry titans will take over the main stage during the four-day festival, which takes place August 1-4.
Grant Park will also see Lauren Daigle, 6lack, H.E.R., Kacey Musgraves, Meek Mill, 21 Savage, Death Cab For Cutie, Normani, Bishop Briggs, Rich the Kid, Lil Baby, Gunna, NF, Alesso, Janelle Monáe, and more perform live.
For the complete Lollapalooza line up, check out Lola's official Instagram post below.


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Eps. 23: Dr. Sarah Kurtz | Energy Expert | Music Lover | A Thorn in the Side of Solar Energy?
Professor Sarah Kurtz, former senior research fellow at the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) and now a professor at the University of California Merced, sits down with guest host Rebecca Saive and Sebastian Husein to chat about all-things energy related. Listen to her take on what the "coolest" photovoltaic tech is, how she feels about her electric car, and how we need to challenge our conventional ways of thinking in multiple areas, including world population growth and even the relationship between renewable advocates and fossil fuel companies. Extra watching: A New Era for Solar by Sarah KurtzExtra reading: Main Figure comparing maintenance costs of "light duty vehicles" (LDV): Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles (ICEV)Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HV, electric motor assists combustion engine)Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV, can be driven fully by the electric motor for a limited range, <40 miles typically, has a combustion engine)Battery Electric Vehicles (battery only; no combustion engine)The full study can be read here by clicking "View Technical Report"Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 22: Dr. Parikhit Sinha | Director of Sustainable Development
Dr. Parikhit Sinha from First Solar—the only solar manufacturer to bring thin-film solar panels to the gigawatt scale (so far...looking at you, perovskite-enthusiasts)—joins STEMoirs to share about the winding path of his scientific career.We hear about his start at Harvard University, his transition into a science degree, moving to Seattle and how he found himself flying over wildfires in Africa taking air samples, and ending up in Arizona. We also touch on life cycle assessments and discuss what ultra-low carbon photovoltaics are.Check out First Solar's Youtube channel.Though a bit dated in the rapidly changing world of solar energy, many of the comparisons of First Solar to other manufacturing methods hold true: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HPFKcsgNrkThere's also a short look at First Solar's cadmium telluride manufacturing process hereThis episode was not sponsored by First Solar. The opinions stated in the episode do not necessarily reflect the positions or opinions of First Solar or others mentioned. Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 21: Lisa Fischer | EU Economics & Policies of the Green Energy Transition
Lisa Fischer of E3G—Third Generation Environmentalism—joins STEMoirs. We look back at the influences that brought her to work on climate economics and policy, and hear about the urgent work being done at E3G to accelerate the transition to climate safety across all levels of society. Lisa's insights point to keeping people at the core of innovation and climate change solutions to frame effective policy solutions. Stay up to date on Lisa's work by following her on Twitter @FactFisching and reading E3G's latest releases on their website. In particular, check out Lisa and Eleonora Moro's March 2021 briefing of 6 key design principles for shaping policy for a climate neutral energy sector: Closing the Gap to Climate Neutrality Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 20: Anna Fontcuberta i Morral, Professor of Semiconductor and Nanostructured Material Growth
Professor Anna Fontcuberta i Morral from the Laboratory of Semiconductor Materials at EPFL in Switzerland joins STEMoirs. We hear about her journey from growing up in the outskirts of Barcelona, her time in Paris and Pasadena, and now about her work in Lausanne, Switzerland. She tells us about where her inspirations for material growth come from, and what it takes to persevere through those difficult periods when experiments—and life—don't always go how you planned. Follow her on Twitter @i_morral and find her publications on Google Scholar.She was featured by EPFL as "Woman Scientist of the Month", and you can read her interview here and watch another (if you're French is good enough) here on Youtube. Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 19: Dr. Camilla Nørgaard Jensen | Serious Play Expert | Innovation Consultant | Lego Connoisseur
Dr. Camilla Jensen joins STEMoirs. She is the founder of InterPlay, LLC where she uses her background in industrial design engineering, Lean Startup methods, and expertise in LEGO® Serious Play® facilitation to enable organizations to secure growth through venture-based innovation principles. Her work studying play has revealed that a play mindset can be crucial for enhancing group cohesion and dynamics, as well as effective knowledge sharing in cross-disciplinary teams. If you're interested in LEGO® Serious Play® and utilizing these methods to increase your teams creativity, flexibility, and ability to generate value, reach out to Dr. Jensen at:linkedin.com/in/camilla-nørgaard-jensen-phd/Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 18: Albert Polman, Professor of Photonic Materials for Photovoltaics
Dr. Albert Polman, professor of photonic materials for photovoltaics at the University of Amsterdam, joins STEMoirs. We hear about his scientific journey, the thoughtful questions he asked himself on setting up and maintaining a meaningful scientific career, what he has found most rewarding, a bit about nanophotonics, and what is possibly his favorite rare earth element.You can find more of his work through his group's website: www.erbium.nlfollowing him on Twitter, or by looking him up on Google Scholar. Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 17 with Eva Pettinato: Aerospace Engineer | AC/DC Fan | Poker Player
Eva Pettinato, a guidance, navigation, and controls aerospace engineer, joins STEMoirs. She tells us about her path becoming a rocket scientist and engineer—which started with her belief that engineers only drive trains, but led to her double checking components of a 90+ foot long rocket she helped build while lying on a launch pad at Kennedy Space Center. We also hear about her love of 70's & 80's metal, her secret to winning 15+ concert tickets, perspectives on science outreach and women in STEM, and how playing poker has influenced her life.Follow her on @firstcoffeethenrockets!Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 16: Dr. Amanda Youssef
On this episode of STEMoirs, Dr. Amanda Youssef talks about her journey from Lebanon to MIT, the cultural differences of working in Germany and France (hint: may involve sunbathing after work and hiking on weekends), and now living on the west coast of the US.We hear about oxygen complexes and crystal defects in silicon solar cells, how she navigated the fast-paced environment of MIT, the amazing support of her family, and about women standing up for themselves in the workplace.Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 14: 2020 update!
We're back! For now. Here's a quick update about what's been happening over this past year for me, the host, Sebastian Husein. New episodes coming out soon :)Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 15: Professor Giulia Tagliabue
Back in August of 2020, Professor Giulia Tagliabue sat down with Sebastian to discuss her life as a scientist, including her time at Caltech, her work in photocatalysis, her thoughts on diversity, and her love of rock climbing. Professor Tagliabue was recently presented with 1st place in the Rising Stars of Light Award by the Nature journal, Light: Science & Applications.You can find more of her work linked to at her institute's page.Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 13: Professor Rebecca Saive
Sebastian sits down with Rebecca Saive, assistant professor at the University of Twente and Co-founder and CTO of Effectively Transparent Contacts (ETC) Solar. We hear how her first interactions with kitchen experiments and solar cells as a child shaped her science journey, what it's like to found a solar startup company, her passion for dance, the outdoors and horse riding, and perspectives on being a woman in science. Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 12: Professor Mariana Bertoni
Sebastian is joined by the notorious M.I.B. - Mariana I. Bertoni, a professor at Arizona State University in the School of Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering. We hear why she owns a brewery in Minnesota, the influences that guided her on this professorship path, how she handles the pressures, and her views on the duties of scientists to society. We rant a bit about duck curves and solar energy, chat about where solar manufacturing might be heading, and finally, why she finds it all worth it.Why the duck curve isn't a big issue (yet):https://energytransition.org/2016/07/the-duck-is-safely-afloat-in-california/The history of the duck curve: https://www.nrel.gov/news/program/2018/10-years-duck-curve.htmlA less technical explanation, but take what is said about why the duck is an issue with a grain of salt:https://www.suaoki.com/blogs/news/the-duck-curve-how-is-a-hindrance-for-solar-panel-marketMusic credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 11: Professor Zachary Holman
Professor Zak Holman from Arizona State University joins Sebastian to talk about his cats, his research in photovoltaic devices and solar energy, and his time as a post-doc in Switzerland. With special guest appearance from "El Chapo". Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 10: A podcast update
A "quick" update about the future of the podcast and what we hope to accomplish. Moving forward, the podcast will mainly be hosted by Sebastian Husein. Guests on the show will still be mostly from the solar energy research community for now, but STEMoirs will branch out to talk to researchers in all other fields of science, tech, engineering, and math. You can email the show at stemoirs@gmail.com, Tweet us @stemoirs, and like our page at facebook.com/stemoirspodcast. New episodes will be available soon on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to your favorite podcasts. Thank you again for your support and encouragement!Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 9: Professor Alex Freundlich
Sebastian Husein and Joe Karas talk to Professor Alex Freundlich from the University of Houston about solar cells made from moon dust, cutting frozen chickens with sunlight, and why flies in your vacuum deposition chambers can make your results a little buggy.Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 8: Abhishek Iyer
This is an archived episode of STEMoirs, previously called PodQESST. Sebastian Husein speaks with Abhishek Iyer, Ph.D. candidate from the University of Delaware and co-founder of solar energy startup SHIO, winner of the 2018 LaunchR clean technology innovation competition. Abhishek explains how he prepares for pitching competitions, and how important it is to still make time for English Premier League football.Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 7: David Needell
Sebastian Husein talks to David Needell at the California Institute of Technology about tiny, luminscent balls for solar cells, the 2018 World Conference on Photovoltaic Energy Conversion held in Hawaii, and how David might be inadvertently causing volcanoes to erupt all over the globe.Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 6: Simone Bernardini
This is an archived episode of STEMoirs, previously called PodQESST. Joe and Sebastian interview Simone Bernardini, Ph.D. in Materials Science at Arizona State University. They discuss electron lifetimes in silicon for solar cell applications, the process of publishing in academic journals, and Simone's enjoyment of the sun.The work discussed can, in part, be found at: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8288645/Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 5: April Jeffries
This is an archived episode of STEMoirs, previously called PodQESST.Joe and Sebastian chat with April Jeffries, a Ph.D. in Materials Science at Arizona State University, and Chief Technical Officer and co-founder of start-up company Reactive Inks, LLC. In this episode, they discuss her work in metal contact innovations for solar cells and getting outside of her comfort zone to do customer discovery in the NSF iCorps program, while Sebastian and Joe struggle to do mental math.Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Eps. 4: Pablo Guimera Coll
This is an archived episode of STEMoirs, previously called PodQESST. Sebastian and Joe meet with Pablo Guimera Coll from the Canary Islands in Spain, winner of the 2015 National Science Foundation "Perfect Pitch" competition, co-founder of semiconductor startup company Crystal Sonic, and Ph.D. student at Arizona State University. They discuss how Pablo got into solar energy research in the U.S., his experience presenting before U.S. Congress, and running around lost in the tunnels beneath Capitol Hill. Music credits:RetroFuture Clean and Furious Freak by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/


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Covid-19 Pandemic: Are Indian Kids Also Showing Symptoms More Than Flu?
By Health | May 17, 2020
A child wearing a mask to get protected from coronavirus | Image used for representational purpose (Photo Credits: PTI)
New Delhi, May 17: As if it was not enough that novel pandemic COVID-19 was affecting millions of people cutting across the global boundaries, the disease, albeit few in children, is manifesting with symptoms of rare diseases. In a World Health Organisation report, it was found that reports from Europe and North America have described clusters of children and adolescents requiring admission to intensive care units with a multisystem inflammatory condition with some features similar to those of Kawasaki disease and toxic shock syndrome.
The report further said: "Case reports and small series have described a presentation of acute illness accompanied by a hyperinflammatory syndrome, leading to multiorgan failure and shock.13-15 Initial hypotheses are that this syndrome may be related to COVID-19 based on initial laboratory testing. A Children have been treated with anti-inflammatory treatment, including parenteral immunoglobulin and steroids." First Human Trial of Coronavirus Vaccine Begins at Oxford, Two Volunteers Injected.
Are the Indian kids, suffering from COVID-19, showed some of these symptoms?
Speaking to IANS, a professor from Kalawati Saran Children's hospital in Delhi said "Yes. There are children who are presenting Kawasaki-like illness and Toxic Shock Syndrome during this pandemic but if their tests happen to be positive for COVID, it is not very clear whether it is due to COVID-19 or if they already had the disease and tested positive." She said that these symptoms have, However, not been seen in newborns.
"Kids also have mayo cardiac diseases involvement. They do not necessarily show classic flu like illness but fever is there. As far as toxic shock syndrome is concerned, it is a bacterial infection. Therefore it is a very complex medical situation to ascertain whether the child already had the disease or it developed due to COVID-19."
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The WHO report also said, "There is an urgent need for collection of standardized data describing clinical presentations, severity, outcomes, and epidemiology. The WHO has developed a preliminary case definition and case report form for multisystem inflammatory disorder in children and adolescents. The case definition will be revised as more data become available" said the WHO.
According to the preliminary case definition, children and adolescents from 0-19 years of age with fever for more than 3 days and two of the five symptoms: 1. Rash or bilateral non-purulent conjunctivitis or muco-cutaneous inflammation signs (oral, hands or feet), 2. Hypotension or shock, 3. Features of myocardial dysfunction, pericarditis, valvulitis, or coronary abnormalities (including ECHO findings or elevated Troponin/NT-proBNP), 4. Evidence of coagulopathy (by PT, PTT, elevated d-Dimers) and 5. Acute gastrointestinal problems (diarrhoea, vomiting, or abdominal pain) should be identified as suspected or confirmed cases both for the purpose of providing treatment and for provisional reporting and surveillance.
The definition also included elevated markers of inflammation such as ESR, C-reactive protein, or procalcitonin, no other obvious microbial cause of inflammation, including bacterial sepsis, staphylococcal or streptococcal shock syndromes and evidence of COVID-19 (RT-PCR, antigen test or serology positive), or likely contact with patients with COVID-19.
As on May 15, 2020, more than 4 million confirmed cases of COVID-19, including more than 285,000 deaths have been reported to WHO.
According to WHO, among 345 children with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 and complete information about underlying conditions, 23% had an underlying condition, with chronic lung disease (including asthma), cardiovascular disease, and immunosuppression most commonly reported.
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A senior rheumatologist from Delhi's Sir Gangaram Hospital told IANS that there were no such cases came into her knowledge as yet.
"Kawasaki disease is not a new disease. It is a rare disease most commonly seen in Japan. Most of the European doctors realised that the number of children presenting atypical Kawasaki disease which is rare, increased after COVID-19. Kawasaki disease is a form of vasculitis, where blood vessels become inflamed throughout the body. It can happen due to any viral or bacterial infection. As far as I am concerned I have not come across any such cases where COVID positive kids are presenting these symptoms. In fact one of my patients is suffering at present with this disease but has tested negative for COVID-19. But the medical fraternity must be aware of the dynamic nature of COVID-19 disease as the number of cases are increasing daily."
Speaking to IANS, another expert DR. Sanjeev Kumar, consultant Pediatrics at Paras hospital who is treating COVID patients, said, "No we did not come across a case with covid 19 with Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) or Kawasaki disease but it doesn't mean that these do not occur. If such symptoms are developed then immediately take expert opinion.
If a Covid-19 patient, associated with Kawasaki or TSS he or she should be treated under supervision of doctor in ICU care. Only 2.4% children are infected with COVID 19 Aunder the age group of 18 years and Aout of them only 2.5% were showing serious symptoms and only 0.2% are very critical. Patients suffering from Kawasaki along with COVID 19 may have fever with swelling in the neck and rashes all over the body and signs of heart failure."
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Home Columns WONDERFUL THINGS IN WONDERFUL GUYANA
WONDERFUL THINGS IN WONDERFUL GUYANA
AS the cameras rolled last week while we were touring the construction site of the new Supenaam wharf at the mouth of the mighty Essequibo River, a woman approached me, saying that she wanted to let me know that wonderful things are happening in Guyana. I responded as she was about to board a speed boat, "say that to the cameras". And she smilingly did.
An hour before that the late Isahak Basir, a former parliamentarian, was telling a Town Hall meeting at the Anna Regina State House the same story of wonderful progress in Essequibo and in the rest of Guyana. That was his farewell message to Guyana.
FASTEST-GROWING ECONOMY
Those unprompted statements were made days before the announcement by the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) that rated Guyana amongst the fasting- growing economies in the Region. According to the bank's President, Dr. William Warren Smith, Guyana recorded a 3.4 per cent growth rate for 2018.
The regional bank has been a major development partner with Guyana. Last year, it funded capital projects, including the West Demerara highway and sea and river defence, to the tune of US$352 million.
When Dr. Smith attributed economic growth in Guyana to "robust construction" I imagine that he was not speaking only to the on-and-off shore infrastructures in advance of first oil, but also to the mega projects such as the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, the East Bank and East Coast highways, etc.
While "First Oil" is around the corner, two new discoveries have been made, which brought the number of wells to 12 in the Stabroek Block area alone. One writer, Steve LeVine, in an article titled, "The surprising next oil superpower", described Guyana as being "on the cusp of becoming one of the world's wealthiest nations".
AVALANCHE OF CASH
LeVine, who stated that Guyana seemed unprepared for "the avalanche of cash coming its way", projected that the industry could initially produce 120,000 barrels of oil per day, which could jump to 750,000 by 2025. At US$60 a barrel, he added, Guyana could receive more than US$5 billion a year in revenue.
Little comments, if any, about the economic growth and additional oil potential of Guyana have come from the usually vocal chattering classes, who are ensconced in parochial interest groups, sections of the media, and in disparate and desperate political groupings. They declined to even note the radical transition of Guyana out from the underground or parallel economy, which was driven primarily by the narco-enterprise, contraband trading and illicit transactions of all types under the previous regime.
Caught up in the frenzy over prospects for premature power, they have buried the difference between constitutional compliance and constitutional certainty and sought actively to undermine the judicial processes not to establish the latter. They came up with cock-sure formulae, apparent only to themselves, of how the President and his Cabinet could disappear.
They have sheepishly accepted that an absolute majority is the same as a simple majority; that a vote of confidence is the same as a vote of no-confidence; that it is unlawful for a person who has sworn allegiance to a foreign power to become a member of parliament, but it is lawful for that illegal MP to cast a lawful vote in the parliament.
They have also buried everything good in the society that is taking place around us, and that is easily discerned by the woman on the Supenaam wharf. They are fearful that any acknowledgement of the progress in Guyana over these past months would make the APNU+AFC Coalition Government re-electable as a preferred choice to continue in office on the basis of its superior record of achievements.
BETTER DEAL FOR WORKERS
That record would include bail-out packages for the crippled sugar industry with dwindled revenues that had to be stretched to address the basic concerns of other working people – wages. The Coalition has an unbreakable record for a sustained wage increase by an average 50 per cent. As I write, new wage packages are being discussed for public servants, including teachers and nurses.
Besides beefed-up salaries, bigger disposable incomes remained in the pockets of working people as thousands more have been taken off the Income tax list. All those who earn $780,000 or less do not pay income taxes.
For those attaining the status of senior citizens, who served their country in both private and public life, they now enjoy a monthly pension of $20,500, an increase of 56 per cent over where it stood three years ago. In addition, government gave workers $50,000 Christmas Bonus in 2015 and in 2016, and a minimum $50,000 tax-free, back-pay in 2018.
The entire purchasing public benefitted from the reduction to 14 per cent of the Jagdeo-imposed 16 per cent Value Added Tax (VAT), and the inclusion of more items on the VAT-FREE list. Small businesses earning under $15 million annually are exempt from VAT compliance.
DOING BUSINESS EASIER
Doing business in Guyana has become easier, and competitive. The private sector has benefitted from reduction in corporate tax from 40% to 25%, which was denied for years.
This concession was granted in spite of the fact that collection of revenues has been undermined by several thick layers of corrupt practices, which required the new government to implement a tax-amnesty programme. About $12 billion in arrears has been collected.
The no-confidence motion controversy and the ensuing tussle over a fresh elections time-frame have come as a major distraction from the story of progress in Guyana. Whatever the legal outcome or the election time-frame, voters would have to face up to the reality of whether to oust a government that was delivering a better regime of doing business and improving their quality of life, or falling for fake politicians who, like the chutney singer wooing his lover, promised: "me go give u moon gal; me go give you gold; me go give you mo pickey to mine you when you ol'".
LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND PLAN
This is not the time, as the Finance Minister observed, to sell "snake oil" about creating 50,000 jobs in one year, opening broken sugar factories and giving sugar workers a fixed monthly salary. This is the time for serious planning on how to utilise the expected oil resources to benefit all of our people.
The Coalition Government has crafted a solid legal framework to protect our oil and gas wealth with the passage of the National Resources Fund Bill – Guyana's version of a Sovereign Wealth Fund.
In addition, the Coalition, in partnership with multilateral stakeholders, drafted a Green State Development Strategy that outlines a Plan and Vision for the first 20 years after first oil, and an outline of the exponential, great development of our country in every sector.
The APNU+AFC Coalition, in just over 1,000 days, has laid the foundation for a great Guyana. It has a winning case why it should serve out its full term, and beyond.
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typedef std::map<std::string, class SymbolTableEnt*>	sym_map;
typedef std::list<SymbolTableEnt*>			sym_list;
typedef std::map<std::string, SymbolTable*>		symtab_map;

class SymbolTableEnt
{
public:
	SymbolTableEnt(
		const std::string	&in_typename,
		const std::string	&in_fieldname,
		ThunkField		*in_thunk_field,
		bool			in_is_weak,
		bool			in_is_conditional)
	: type_name(in_typename),
	fieldname(in_fieldname),
	thunk_field(in_thunk_field),
	is_weak(in_is_weak),
	is_conditional(in_is_conditional)
	{
		assert (thunk_field != NULL);
	}

	const Type* getType(void) const;
	const std::string& getTypeName(void) const { return type_name; }
	const std::string& getFieldName(void) const { return fieldname; }
	const ThunkField* getFieldThunk(void) const { return thunk_field; }

	bool isUserType(void) const;
	bool isWeak(void) const { return is_weak; }
	bool isConditional(void) const { return is_conditional; }

	virtual ~SymbolTableEnt(void) { delete thunk_field; }

private:
	std::string		type_name;
	std::string		fieldname;
	ThunkField		*thunk_field;
	bool			is_weak;
	bool			is_conditional;

};

class SymbolTable
{
public:
	SymbolTable(ThunkType* in_owner)
	: owner(in_owner)
	{ assert (owner != NULL); }

	virtual ~SymbolTable() { freeData(); }

	const Type* getOwnerType(void) const;
	const ThunkType* getThunkType(void) const;

	bool add(
		const std::string& 	name,
		const std::string&	type_name,
		ThunkField		*thunk_field,
		bool weak_binding = false,
		bool cond_binding = false);
	bool add(const SymbolTableEnt* st_ent);
	const SymbolTableEnt* lookup(const std::string& name) const;

	void print(std::ostream& out) const;
	SymbolTable& operator=(const SymbolTable& st);
	SymbolTable* copy(void) const;
	void copyInto(const SymbolTable& st);

	sym_list::const_iterator begin(void) const { return sl.begin(); }
	sym_list::const_iterator end(void) const { return sl.end(); }

	unsigned int size(void) const { return sm.size(); }
private:
	void freeData(void);
	ThunkType*		owner;
	sym_map			sm;
	sym_list		sl;
};

inline static void dump_symlist(const SymbolTable& st)
{
	unsigned int	i = 0;
	std::cerr << "dumping symlist " << st.getOwnerType()->getName() << "(" <<
		&st << ") (in order)\n";
	for (const auto st_ent : st) {
		std::cerr << i++ << ". " << st_ent->getFieldName() << '\n';
	}
	std::cerr << "done.\n";
}

const SymbolTable* symtabByName(const std::string& s);

#endif

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The Center for Human Development
TABI Program
Center for Human Development Team
Current: Center For Human Development
CHD Mission Statement
Growing Leaders, Driving Change
The mission of the UAA Center for Human Development (CHD) is to improve the quality of lives for people who experience disabilities and their families, across the life span, through interdisciplinary training, technical assistance, exemplary service development, applied research and dissemination of information. The goals and activities of CHD are guided by the values of integration and inclusion, self-determination, individual and family empowerment, cultural sensitivity, diversity, community referencing, independence, and productivity.
CHD Core Functions
Interdisciplinary Education, Community Training and Technical Assistance, Research, and Information Dissemination:These activities are designed to increase the independence, productivity, and community integration and inclusion for individuals with disabilities. CHD's projects and activities are not limited to developmental disabilities; they focus on a wide range of disabilities, ages, and issues.
Evaluation (programs, trainings, conferences)
Community Needs Assessments
Information Dissemination (infographics)
Institutional Review Board Applications (including Tribal entities)
The UAA Center for Human Development is funded primarily through a variety of federal, state, and private grants and contracts.
AUCD
We are the only UCEDD serving the state of Alaska.
Check out AUCD.org and watch the AUCD: Growing Leaders, Driving Change video.
Consumer Advisory Committee (CAC)
CHD has a Consumer Advisory Committee (CAC) to ensure the perspective of people with disabilities and their families is included in our work. The CAC gives advice and feedback on CHD's activities and serves as an informal bridge between the community and the University of Alaska.
By federal law the CAC must include representatives from: Disability Law Center, Governor's Council on Disabilities and Special Education, and Self-Advocacy organizations
And other organizations such as: Parent and Training Information Center, those carrying out the Assistive Technology Act, Relevant State Agencies, Community groups concerned with people with developmental disabilities and their family members
CAC Members
Kristin Vandagriff
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CHD is a University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) in Education, Research, and Service authorized by the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and the Bill of Rights Act of 2000. There are 67 UCEDDs, at least one in every state and territory, that form an Association of UCEDD's.
Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act
The Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act of 2000 (DD Act), is the fundamental law supporting and enhancing the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families.
The DD Act assures that individuals with developmental disabilities and their families participate in the designing of, and have access to, needed community services, individualized supports, and other forms of assistance that promote self-determination, independence, productivity, and integration and inclusion in all facets of community life.
Director of Center for Human Development
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The average number of incidents of interpersonal violence significantly decreased over the duration of the program.
(Social Outcomes of Interpersonal Violence)
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Q: How can I assign a column to represent the x axis values in libre office calc? Currently my attempt at making a chart looks like this:

The goal, nonetheless Is that subdivisions, should be the x axis and not a series of data entries in the chart. I have looked it up but I am still confused as to hwo to achieve this.


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1 March 2019 at 10:08am
Granada introducing... James Holt
This is "Granada Introducing"... a new monthly series where we meet some of the region's most promising musicians.
James Holt is a singer/songwriter. Credit: ITV News
Meet a musician from Bolton who's making waves in the entertainment industry.
James Holt has supported the Slow Readers Club and drawn praise from legendary music producer Brian Eno. Critics have compared his vocals to his hero John Lennon.
Now the singer/ songwriter is releasing a new single, 'Come out to play' and has recorded an acoustic version exclusive for Granada Introducing.
You can keep up to date with James work on:
Last updated Fri 1 Mar 2019
Granada introducing...meet the North West's up and coming musicians
James Holt
In our latest Granada Introducing meet The Ruby Tuesdays from Blackburn
In the latest in our series Granada Introducing some of the best new music, we meet The Ruby Tuesdays inspired by the Rolling Stones
Granada Introducing...Red Rum Club
Introducing a new six-piece band from Liverpool - Red Rum Club have their first album out "Matador' and are already working on a second.
Wigan MP Lisa Nandy is through to final round of Labour Leadership contest
The latest forecast with Jo
Mystery as 'Zayn Malik' donates 10k to Burnley girl battling cancer
Bereaved parents get legal right to time off work in memory of Cumbria toddler
Police appeal for information to find missing 78-year-old man from Didsbury
Gun-wielding robbers target used car buyers with fake online adverts
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First up, asbestos removal. If you are reading this you are likely a musician, or perhaps, even worse, a musician and an audio engineer / producer like me. Listen up, quit what you are doing right now and get into asbestos removal. I would be quite surprised to find another line of work that seemingly takes so little skill, but pays so well. Our asbestos removal cost $14k, and took, wait for it, one and a half days. Now, I know, they need special suits and fans and stuff (oddly, ours never had any special suits or fans), and you do have to take the materials to a special dump or something that is expensive, but honestly, $14k?!
Next, the driveway up front was taken out - we need to run new underground power lines, new water line and get fiber to the house and new building because now they come from the back of the house where things are going to get torn up.
The day before the duplex demolition we took the kids over and let them fulfill the dream they had been talking about for months - they got to beat on things with hammers / bats / axes, and spray paint anything they wanted.
On my way out of the studio that night a friend showed up. He and I had talked before about the fact that when he was born, his mom and dad brought him home from the hospital to one side of that duplex where they lived at the time. He asked if he could go have a look around and take some pictures and I told him to have at it and headed home.
The next morning I showed up and saw that the work on the duplex had already begun.
So I suppose we would have to say that this was really the beginning of the demolition. Incidentally, we found the missing Ford badge in the rubble pile.
The demo, at least thus far, has gone well.
The addition on the house was set to be taken down as well, but first the electrical must be moved. That is turning out to be a bigger problem than anticipated. The electricians dug the trench, got the new lines run as well as the new meter and panels, and the city came out and everything passed inspection. The next day Provo City Power showed up to hook us up and place the new transformer.
Unfortunately, when they were going to place the meter it became clear that the city was preparing us for single phase power, while the plans and all the work that had been done, as well as the other equipment which had been ordered were 3 phase power. Honestly, I really don't even know what that means, but its clear that it's not good and we are now in limbo as we try to figure out where someone screwed up and what the best way forward is. Needless to say this will cost both time and money. I'm smart enough to know that I should just go ahead and settle in for a good 12 more months of that!


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Mr. Francis Paul McCoy
As we prepare for the funeral of our father, Francis P. McCoy, we think about how best to honor his memory. Our Dad was a man of service. He received from his parents, Bill and Barbara McCoy, the ideal that we are all obligated to help others and he transmitted this ideal through his example to his children, grandchildren, and other loved ones. For those who survive him, remembering and living within this legacy is the most fitting tribute we can offer. Dad offered not one but many examples of ways to serve others. He served the defense of his nation as a soldier in the United States Army. He served the protection of his community for decades as a volunteer firefighter. He served the youth of his community by helping boys grow to be young men as Boy Scouts. He served the cause of democracy by actively participating in the electoral process and encouraging others to do the same. He served his faith and his Lord through a life of devout belief and participation in the Christian lifestyle. He served the needy and underserved through the many financial donations he made to their causes. Even near the end, his commitment to service did not waver – as his own health declined, he worried about who would care for his roommate if he were not around. This thread of service stretched through Dad's life and let him touch others in so many ways. You set a great example for us, Dad. Goodbye and thank you. Remembering Francis P. McCoy are his children Tim (Kathleen), Steve (Roanna), Jeff, Eric (Missy), and Matt (Karen); his grandchildren Megan, Charlie, Matthew, Madison, Brandon (Jasmine), Nicholas (Tiffany), Braeden, Amanda, Kody, Logan, Zachary, Daniella (Levi), and Lauryn; his great-grandchildren Peyton, Camden, Luka, Ezra, and Raylyn; and many siblings, relatives, close friends, and acquaintances. Also remembering Francis P. McCoy are his friend Arlene Maria Hoffman; her children Arlene Ahrens and Georgeann Meyer (Thomas); her grandchildren Cynthia Drennon (Jesse) and Alyssa Meyer, and her great-grandchildren Gabriel and Peighton Drennon. For those wishing to remember Francis P. McCoy by making a donation in his name, the St. Labre Indian School, P.O. Box 216, Ashland MT 59003-9989 was an institution he loved and supported for many years.
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Matt Reeves Producing Pilot Episode For A New NBC Drama Series
Director Matt Reeves is an interesting figure in Hollywood these days. While Reeves isn't necessarily seen as an outright 'auteur' in the same way other big name directors like Christopher Nolan, Denis Villeneuve or Wes Anderson are, he's best known today for his two Planet of the Apes films and the remarkable character work he gave those films while showcasing impressive directing chops on a visual level to match. And it's also worth remembering his involvement with the show Felicity back in the 90s.
Keeping in line with Reeves' history with television, it's not a big shock to hear that the man is at it again! Variety reports that he is now set to produce the pilot episode for a new drama series titled Ordinary Joe for NBC. And here's the kicker- Reeves has been working on the idea for this show for over a decade. Talk about commitment!
The site provided the following synopsis:
"The series begins with the titular Joe facing a dramatic crossroads: Will he choose love, loyalty, or his artistic passion? It then jumps forward 10 years and follows three different paths Joe's life takes based on each choice he could have made a decade earlier."
Is it just me or does this description sound vaguely similar to the iconic Star Trek: The Next Generation series finale episode All Good Things…? Obvious there's a bit of a difference in that this show seems like it will be jumping back and forth in three parallel timelines rather than jumping back and forth into three different points in Captain Jean-Luc Picard's life. Either way, I find the idea intriguing. We'll see how it turns out!
What do you think? Does Ordinary Joe sound like a show you might be interested in watching? Be sure to chime in down below!
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Before buying a dress it is important to accurately take your measurements to make sure that the garment you are buying is exactly your size and will fit you perfectly.
The conversion data are only suggestions.
When purchasing from our website, since it is impossible for us to take your measurements and especially for our "Made to order" garments, it is crucial that you provide us with very accurate measurements, that you must specify when placing your order.
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Take the circumference of your chest, waist and hips.
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Q: vim edit - Editing in different position of each line at the same time I wonder if there is a rapid method to change this:
foo: ''
foobarfoo: ''
foof: ''
fooba: ''
foobarbar: ''
foooobar: ''

to
foo: 'foo'
foobarfoo: 'foobarfoo'
foof: 'foof'
fooba: 'fooba'
foobarbar: 'foobarbar'
foooobar: 'foooobar'

Obviously, I want to paste the word in line into the parentheses.
Any ideas?

A: this line works for your example:
%s/\v([^:]*)(:\s*).*/\1\2'\1'/

or you love playing it with macro:
qq0ywf'pjq

then 99@q (99 is how many times do you want to play the macro)

A: Kent's regex answer is good, but I often do these kinds of things with the g Ex command, simply because I think so firmly in terms of normal mode operations, and they often end up very short:
:g/^/norm yw$P


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Q: Iteration converging to 0 I have a question: Why does this variation of Newton's iteration
$x_{k+1} = x_{k} + \frac{f(x_{k})}{f'(x_k)}$, converge to a pole? My understanding of a pole is that it is the point at which the equation approaches infinity. I also believe that I need to expand the convergence with a Taylor series, but I am struggling on how to exactly prove WHY this formula converges to a pole. Any help is appreciated

A: This iteration is Newton's method on the function $g(x) = 1/f(x)$, since $g(x)/g'(x) = -f(x)/f'(x)$.


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Home » *Top Pick*, Art & Museums, Fairs & Festivals, In Person
FOG Design+Art Fair 2023 at Fort Mason (Jan. 19-22)
Saturday, January 21, 2023 - 11:00 am to 7:00 pm | Cost: $30*
*Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 after January 18, 2023.
Fort Mason (Festival Pavilion) | 2 Marina Blvd., San Francisco, CA
MarinaSan Francisco
FOG Design+Art brings together an international roster of leading contemporary design and art galleries, offering visitors the opportunity to experience the best of art and design from around the world all in one place. The 2023 fair will feature 45 galleries from Chicago, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Milan, New York, and San Francisco, among others.
FOG is a focal point for the design and arts communities on the West Coast and further afield. The fair is an anchor of San Francisco's annual art week, elevating the city's arts and cultural institutions, and is lauded for its intimate presentation of art and design. Building on FOG's longstanding commitment to cultural institutions, the fair's Preview Gala is honored to continue its crucial support of SFMOMA's exhibitions and education programs. FOG represents a key moment in which the local and global community congregate to engage in critical dialogue, artistic exchanges, and a shared passion for creative pursuits.
In addition to the exhibitions on view, the fair will once again present FOG Talks, a programming series that explores ideas and issues relevant to the fields of art, design, technology, and our contemporary world, in the FOG Theater. The programs are all included free with fair admission.
FOG Design+Art
Fort Mason Festival Pavilion
2 Marina Blvd.
Thursday, January 19–Saturday, January 21, 2023: 11:00 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Sunday, January 22, 2023: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Tickets are non-transferrable, single day, single entry and valid for a 2-hour window.
Please make sure you're selecting the correct date and time for entry.
Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 after January 18, 2023.
Cost: $30*
Categories: *Top Pick*, Art & Museums, Fairs & Festivals, In Person
Venue: Fort Mason (Festival Pavilion)
Address: 2 Marina Blvd., San Francisco, CA


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//snippet-sourcedescription:[ListCampaigns.java demonstrates how to list Amazon Personalize campaigns.]
//snippet-keyword:[AWS SDK for Java v2]
//snippet-service:[Amazon Personalize]

package com.example.personalize;

//snippet-start:[personalize.java2.list_campaigns.import]
import software.amazon.awssdk.regions.Region;
import software.amazon.awssdk.services.personalize.PersonalizeClient;
import software.amazon.awssdk.services.personalize.model.CampaignSummary;
import software.amazon.awssdk.services.personalize.model.ListCampaignsRequest;
import software.amazon.awssdk.services.personalize.model.ListCampaignsResponse;
import software.amazon.awssdk.services.personalize.model.PersonalizeException;
import java.util.List;
//snippet-end:[personalize.java2.list_campaigns.import]

/**
 * To run this Java V2 code example, ensure that you have setup your development environment, including your credentials.
 *
 * For information, see this documentation topic:
 *
 * https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-java/latest/developer-guide/get-started.html
 */
public class ListCampaigns {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        final String USAGE = "\n" +
            "Usage:\n" +
            "    ListCampaigns <solutionArn>\n\n" +
            "Where:\n" +
            "    solutionArn - The ARN of the solution.\n\n";

        if (args.length != 1) {
            System.out.println(USAGE);
            System.exit(1);
        }

        String solutionArn = args[0];
        Region region = Region.US_EAST_1;
        PersonalizeClient personalizeClient = PersonalizeClient.builder()
            .region(region)
            .build();

        listAllCampaigns(personalizeClient, solutionArn);
        personalizeClient.close();
    }

    //snippet-start:[personalize.java2.list_campaigns.main]
    public static void listAllCampaigns(PersonalizeClient personalizeClient, String solutionArn) {

        try{
            ListCampaignsRequest campaignsRequest = ListCampaignsRequest.builder()
                .maxResults(10)
                .solutionArn(solutionArn)
                .build();

            ListCampaignsResponse response = personalizeClient.listCampaigns(campaignsRequest);
            List<CampaignSummary> campaigns = response.campaigns();
            for (CampaignSummary campaign: campaigns) {
                System.out.println("Campaign name is : "+campaign.name());
                System.out.println("Campaign ARN is : "+campaign.campaignArn());
            }

        } catch (PersonalizeException e) {
            System.err.println(e.awsErrorDetails().errorMessage());
            System.exit(1);
        }
    }
    //snippet-end:[personalize.java2.list_campaigns.main]
}