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Migration: the world is flowing (1)
Semaan Khawam
This publication has benefited from the support of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation. This text may be reproduced in part or in full, provided the source is acknowledged.
Stories of those caught in the transit countries
It is not possible to consider the huge flow of migration happening nowadays (more than 68.5 million persons in the world are on the roads) as being the result of various "crises", foremost of which would be the wars and civil wars. Nor can we view it as being the repercussion of some ethnic or tribal persecutions, or as the consequence of the attractiveness of Europe and its embodiment of the "dream".
If though all this indeed exists, it still falls short of painting the whole picture. The idea of "crisis" suggests that this would be an accidental, contingent and temporary phenomenon, which is unfit to reality.
There is another "structural" side of the problem in the existing world order itself which consists of the destruction of the living conditions in the countries of origin of those migrants.
From the expropriations of agricultural lands on which local farmers live and work for the benefit of the export-oriented industrial sector controlled by multinational corporations, to climate change and pollution and the catastrophes they both cause, to the uncontrolled pillage of those countries' natural resources, to the congestion in slums around big cities where complete misery and despair prevail.
It is not possible to be content with the standpoint that dominated most researches on immigration and which revolved around Europe (for the migrants coming from Africa and Arab countries) or around the USA (for the migrants coming from South America) as if this was the most important given.
We consider that the fates of the uprooted ones and the distressing choice they had to resort to are at the heart of the topic. We also view that the "threat" they represent for Europe is nothing but the embodiment of the condescending and miserly view of the old colonial logic and its new version which exploits the world to benefit the powerful ones and only pays attention when something bothers its interests. Only then, it deviates the issue, exaggerates it, and centers it on its own self!
These are the stories of sub-Saharan Africans who arrive to the North of the continent: Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco in an attempt to cross towards Europe.
Only a few of them manage to do so while the rest either sink into the sea or remain in whichever country they ended up in, barely surviving in dire conditions.
Aly El Raggal
Sinai: Migrants, smugglers and soldiers
Ashraf Milad
Egypt: Migration and Asylum from a Legal Standpoint
Ahmad Shehab Eddin
The Shattered Dreams of the Immigrants Passing Through Egypt
Salima Mellah
EU-Africa: Less development assistance, more police cooperation
Daikha Dridi
Algeria can expel migrants but can it change its DNA?
Salim Chenna
The transformations of migrations in Algeria: political stakes and humanitarian issues
Mohammad Rami Abdel-Moula
Tunisia and the migration of sub-Saharan Africans: Multiple Roles
Said Oulfakir
Sub-Saharan migrants: surviving in Morocco while waiting for the European "Eldorado"
Aicha Belhaj
African migrants in Morocco: steadfast on the road to the European dream
The illustrations of the folder: Semaan Khawam, Houmam Al Sayed, Mohamad Baalbaki, Johnny Semaan, Serwan Baran
Translated from Arabic by Fourate Chahal El-Rekaby
The content of this publication is the sole responsibility of Assafir Al-Arabi and Rosa Luxemburg Foundation cannot accept any liability for it.
Printing Version
Articles En Francais:
• Salima Mellah | UE-Afrique: Moins d'aide au développement et plus de coopération policière
• Daikha Dridi | L'Algérie peut expulser les migrants mais pourra-t-elle changer d'ADN?
• Salim Chena | La transition migratoire en Algérie: enjeux politiques et questions humanitaires


Diary, 1911-1913, of Abby Edwards of Riverside California. Includes information about Edwards' trips to the beach, her depression and treatments for it, people that she visited, and events she attended, among others. There is also a letter, 1897, from Frank Edwards to Abby that was tucked inside the diary.
This collection was formerly identified asMss. Acc. 2011.529.
Abby Edwards Diary, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary https://scrcguides.libraries.wm.edu/repositories/2/resources/7954 Accessed April 24, 2019.


With the Home Exchange Program, you have the opportunity to travel to any destination you choose and essentially stay in someone else's home of your choosing in exchange for them coming to stay in yours. It is completely FREE to see what homes are offered in different areas and to see who your matches would be, but in order to actually be connected to the people willing to exchange properties, you must sign up with a yearly fee of $9.95 per month for a full year. This grand total comes to $119.40 and it is the only amount you will have to pay for services for the year to randomly pick and choose housing destinations throughout the year at any time in any place as many times a year as you choose!
Normally, when you go on vacation, you spend anywhere between $100 & $500 for a typical hotel room, but with this program you have the opportunity to simply pay for an airplane ticket and have a place to stay in your destination for free!! I personally think this sounds awesome because you can live like a local in town and experience the culture and ways of life in the area as a normal resident would! This program is awesome in that there are over 50,000 listings in over 150 countries to select from!
The thing that freaks me out about this program is I automatically think, is this even safe? The way I think of it is, when you are exchanging through this program, the information is out there about where you are staying and you are both entrusting each other to stay in one another's homes. You also have the option to read reviews about the person willing to rent out their home, so you can see how they have interacted with people in the past. This factor does make me feel a lot better! There is also a profile verification process they must complete to share all of their personal information, such as phone numbers, social media, address, etc. just for extra safety. You can also skype or video chat with the tenant before doing a home swap to get a vibe for them as well. With this home exchange program, you are welcome to exchange any type of housing including condos, apartments, beach houses, cabins, villas, chateaus, and even RV's and cars!
Trevi Fountain – We plan to renew our 10 year wedding vows next year in this very spot!
Although I have personally never used the Home Exchange Program and cannot share my personal experience, I did rent apartments from locals years ago when I took a trip to Italy. I used a website that no longer exists, but I thoroughly enjoyed our apartment in Rome in which we actually met with the tenant to get the keys. We were in the heart of the city located by the Pantheon and it was such a fabulous experience! See my pictures below. 🙂 I do plan to check out this program and use it myself soon!
The way I see it, I normally spend about anywhere from $300-$1200 dollars on a flight depending upon where I travel and I usually pay about $300/night on my hotel room. Therefore if I went somewhere for a week, I would normally spend about $2,100 on my hotel alone, bit with the Home Exchange Program, all I would be paying for is my flight, so the $2,100 I would be saving on hotel fees would still be more money than I would need for food and activities! This situation definitely sounds like a win-win! If you have ever used the Home Exchange Program, please tell me about your experience below! I would love to hear about it! 🙂 Cheers to traveling like a local in a different region & saving a mass amount of money!
Very nice, home exchange program for favorite place with no cost! Great idea.
I have heard a lot about this lately! Sounds like a wonderful idea especially if you happen to live in an area that others would like to travel to. It sounds like it could save you a lot of money! Thank you for sharing this!
This is an awesome idea! I never would have thought of this but it sounds very profitable! Thank you for sharing this I would love to try sometime!
I have never heard of this type of program. Thank you for sharing. I will check it out.
I love this idea. Not sure how many would want to stay at my place, but great idea!
I am still nervous to try the home trade, but i do love renting other people's homes. We may have to try it one time.


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Apple's new campus has just about everything, except daycare
por Ronnie Worrall (2020-06-20)
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Apple's flashy new $5 billion campus, one of the last projects worked on by company co-founder Steve Jobs before his death, has custom-built door handles, thousands of trees and a 100,000-square-foot fitness and wellness facility that boasts a two-story yoga room covered in custom distressed stone.
What the campus doesn't have, though, is a day care center.
The question people in Silicon Valley are asking is: Should it?
"Huge gym but no day care. Apple campus gets it wrong," tweeted longtime tech executive Mitch Kapor, who invests in social impact tech startups through Kapor Capital and the Kapor Center for Social Impact. He declined to comment beyond his tweet but later posted an article about how his old company, Lotus Development Corp., opened a day care center at its offices in 1990.
Huge gym but no day care. Apple campus gets it wrong. website /a>
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Fellow Lotus pioneer and later Microsoft Chief software akuntansi gratis Architect Ray Ozzie also tweeted the story about the Lotus day care and said, "As engineers w/young kids, this is why we loved tech culture c.1990. This is leadership."
Quartz called the move a "missed opportunity," while Slate asked, "Shouldn't Apple and companies like it want to set an example that the workplace of the future cares about its employees' families?"
Apple didn't respond to several requests for information about why it decided not to include a day care facility at the new Apple Park campus, which opened last month and will hold 12,000 employees, or about what child care benefits it currently offers employees. The company has said it provides backup care to help its workers if their child care (or elder care) providers are unexpectedly not available. But it's unclear if one of the world's best-known and most profitable brands, thanks to its iPhone and iPad, subsidizes regular child care costs.
Why is this even a topic of discussion? Because Apple and other tech companies have been working to diversify their workforce, which includes boosting the number of female employees. Under CEO Tim Cook's leadership, Apple has put itself at the front of social issues like LGBT rights, racial equality and the tech industry's need to improve workforce diversity.

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Tomb Kings Total War Warhammer 2 DLC Gameplay 30+ Minutes
10:45 am January 10, 2018 By Julian Horsey
Total War Warhammer 2 players looking forward to the release of the new This Kings DLC which will be arriving later this month on January 23rd, 2018. Are sure to enjoy this new gameplay footage which has been created by the team over at Eurogamer and provides over 30 minutes of Tomb King's gameplay for you to enjoy. Providing a quick glimpse at what you can expect from the new content that introduces a brand-new race to the fold from the Warhammer Fantasy Battles world.
Rise of the Tomb Kings introduces four new playable factions, each with their own Legendary Lord and new campaign mechanics as well as adding a comprehensive roster full of unique and exciting new units four players to enjoy. Games Workshop explains that in response to player feedback, Rise of the Tomb Kings does not contain any supplementary story campaign, but instead adds two additional Legendary Lords bringing the total to four, each with their own skills, traits, quest lines, situational challenges and legendary gear for players to enjoy. The Lords include Settra The Imperishable, High Queen Khalida, Grand Hierophant Khatep and Arkhan the Black.
The Rise of the Tomb Kings campaign pack will also be available to play in both the Eye of the Vortex campaign and Mortal Empires from Launch. However the Tomb Kings do not seek to influence the Vortex itself, and therefore do not engage in the race for control of it. But find the nine cursed Books of Nagash, and adventure that culminates in an epic battle at the Black Pyramid of Nagash. Enjoy! For more information what you can expect in the Tomb Kings DLC jump over to the official Total War website by following the link below.
Source: Eurogamer
Filed Under: Gadgets News


Our profession is undergoing rapid change – architexture is where we hold a conversation about our profession's role and future.
Hames Sharley's National Design Forum Leader, Derek Hays, considers why the three fundamentals of architecture have remained unchanged for 2,000 years.
BIM – or Building Information Modelling – has been one of the most significant technological advances in our industry in the past twenty years. But how much BIM do projects actually need?
The appalling misjudgment in allowing commercial advertising on the 'sails' of the Sydney Opera House calls into question the special custodial role of our public buildings, major public artworks and iconic infrastructure as symbols of shared community and cultural values.
Created in 2005 by the Union International des Architects, World Architecture Day is a day to show appreciation for the work architects do and to celebrate some of the great global architectural works. This year the event takes place on October 1st with a series of events and publications.
Fancy an adventure exploring your city? Open House is an event in which buildings across a city throw open their doors to the public for one weekend each year, to enjoy the best architecture on offer.
September 3rd marks World Skyscraper Day, a day to recognise the architectural and engineering feat that encompass some of the worlds tallest and most magnificent buildings.
An increasing importance of investing in people has resulted in a reawakening of the philosophy of biophilia and the importance of biophilic design.


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TBG+S Writer 2015/16: Sara Baume - Essay #2 'Display Show'
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Temple Bar Gallery + Studios is delighted to announce the second in a series of five commissioned essays by author Sara Baume written in response to each programmed exhibition at TBG+S. The essays, with layout by Language, are available online, in the gallery and broadcast on RTE's Arena radio programme.
The second essay in the series responds to the group exhibition Display Show curated by Gavin Wade (with Celine Condorelli & James Langdon). Display Show initiates a set of artworks embedded with, and reliant upon, explicit conditions of display as a combination of functional attributes. The exhibition continues until Saturday 29th August 2015.
For more information on the exhibition please click here.
Download Display Show essay by Sara Baume by clicking the link below:
'Essay #2 Display Show - Sara Baume'
Listen to Sara on RTE's Arena radio programme here.
Sara Baume studied fine art and creative writing, and has published both criticism and fiction. In 2014 she won the Davy Byrne's Short Story Award, and in 2015 she won the Hennessy Award for New Irish Writing. Her debut novel, Spill Simmer Falter Wither, was published by Tramp Press in February 2015.
Creative Generations featured on RTE2's news2day
Creative Generations, our arts-in-education programme which brings high-quality visual arts education to children in Dublin City schools, is featured on RTE2's news2day.
Four artists awarded Project Studios at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios is delighted to announce four artists who have been awarded studio spaces at TBG+S for the first time. Project Studios have been awarded to Lynda Devenney, Ann Maria Healy, Liliane Puthod, Eimear Walshe.
Open Call for Interns
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios is seeking to recruit a Social Media and Administration Intern and a Gallery and Events Intern.


Kingston Choral Society recognises that it is not the role of our organisation to decide whether a child or vulnerable adult has been abused or not. This is the role of the Social Services department who have legal responsibility or the NSPCC who have powers to investigate child protection concerns under the Children Act.
In developing this policy, Kingston Choral Society has taken input from the national amateur music performance association Making Music.
In this context anyone up to the age of 19 is a child and anyone over 18 years who is or may be unable to take care of themselves or unable to protect themselves against significant harm or exploitation is a vulnerable adult.
Kingston Choral Society is a Registered Charity, composed of choir members. Officers are elected and others co-opted to serve on the committee. Rehearsals are run by our self-employed Musical Director or a substitute on occasion, with an accompanist. There are neither employed staff nor volunteers in the conventional sense.
Kingston Choral Society does not advertise itself as an activity suitable for children or vulnerable adults. Most choir members are independent adults. It happens only rarely that a young person or vulnerable adult joins, rehearses and performs with us.
Choir rehearsals and performances are group activities, and there is no need for a member of the choir to be alone with another member of any age. Kingston Choral Society is therefore unlikely to be targeted by a person seeking opportunities to abuse children or vulnerable adults. Nonetheless Kingston Choral Society recognises the need to safeguard any young and vulnerable members and the Committee has therefore agreed the following Safeguarding Policy.
1. Kingston Choral Society will publicise its Safeguarding policy on its website (http://kingstonchoralsociety.org.uk/kcs/) and draw it to the attention of members at the beginning of each season.
2. Young people will be welcome to participate in choral works requiring children and/or youth voices with Kingston Choral Society as long as they bring a parent or other responsible adult who remains responsible for them throughout rehearsals and performances.
3. Kingston Choral Society have nominated a Designated Person, Kate Cockle, who is CRB-checked and who will attend appropriate training as required.
5. In the absence of the Designated Person the matter should be brought to the attention of the Secretary of the Kingston Choral Society. A permanent confidential record will be kept of the report.
6. If Kingston Choral Society should need to recruit staff, then we will apply safeguarding principles to ensure that appointees are suitable to work with young or vulnerable people (see Appendix 8 of Detailed Guidance).
7. The policy and procedures will be reviewed annually at committee meeting. Approved at a committee meeting on 29 April 2014.
Signed by the Secretary on behalf of the Committee.


A small idyllic island in the Indian Ocean on the Southeast Coast of Africa, Mauritius is the choice destination of honeymooners all over the world. Famous for its long stretches of white sandy beaches and beautiful blue water, it is not known as Paradise Island for nothing.
Name after the Dutch Prince Maurice Van Nassau, the small island of Mauritius is protected by a coral reef that encircles most of the island. The beaches are not all that Mauritius has on offer for visitors. They are extensive tea plantations that can be explored along with sugar cane fields that cover a large part of the inland of the island.
The island can be divided into 5 distinct areas, north, east, south east, west and inland each with its own set of sites to see. There is Grand Bay in the north along with the Balaclava Ruins and The Labourdonnais Orchards. In the east is the Flacq Market which is the country's largest open air market and the Waterpark Leisure Village, ideal for families. Mahebourg, along the south east of the island is the main fishing village.
There is also a bird park Ile aux Aigrettes in the south east that is home to the rare Pink pigeon. In the west are the Martello Towers and the small, yet very interesting Yemen Reserve. The larger Black River Gorge Reserve can be found inland together with L'Aventure du Sucre, which is an interactive exhibition about the history of the island.
Mauritius used to once be covered by forests but now only a small percent of the forest remains. It does still have a very rich flora with over 670 species of flowers.
The climate in Mauritius makes it the ideal island destination. The summer months can reach 33C while the winter months dip to 17C, which still make spending days on the beach possible. The island experiences rain during the summer months from December to March.


Now available upon request free and postage paid: paper copies of the special issue of Informal Logic entitled "Reasoning for Change" edited by Phyllis Rooney and Catherine E. Hundleby that emerged from the 2008 C-SWIP conference at the University of Windsor on "Reason, Activism, and Change: Philosophical Considerations." Papers by Phyllis Rooney, Sylvia Burrow, Patrick Bondy, Catherine E. Hundleby and James C. Lang cover topics of adversarial argumentation (including in philosophy), gendered argumentation contexts as a specific type of epistemic injustice, limitations of the fallacies approach to argument evaluation, and the implications for rhetorical argumentation of (feminist) epistemologies of situated knowledges.
To receive copies of "Reasoning for Change," please email Anna Marro, with "change" in the subject line, and your full mailing address in the text body along with an indication of the number of copies (one to three) you would like. (Please note that processing of requests may take several weeks.) Requests for more than three copies should be sent to Catherine Hundleby with an explanation of the purposes. Costs of the printing and distribution are covered by a grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.


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This field is used by the DataObject class and other classes that implement the IDataObject interface to describe an available data format.
Use this field with the SetData method to add data with a corresponding format to a data object; use this field with the GetData method to retrieve data in the corresponding format. To check whether a data object contains data in this format, use the GetDataPresent method to query for the format.


This Sound Effect Library features a hundred recordings of Kramer KL(11) Oldtimer Tractor. The tractor was built in 1955 in Germany. It is a four stroke single-cylinder engine. No cabine and the Diesel motor delivers 11HP. On two bonus recordings a Lanz LK30 potato spinner was attached to the tractor.
Recording positions include Exterior (AB, M/S & mono), On Board (At the fan-belt [sch-sch], at the cylinder-head [tok-tok], at the exhaust [pop-pop] and in a little distance to the side – also stereo-mixdowns of all mic-positions for quick editing) as well as some SFX recordings with a contact mic. The tractor performed start, stop, on, off, idle, driving and various constant speeds / rpms as well as ramps, accelerating & gear shifts. All edited and mastered for quick browsing and easy matching of the different events.
Gear Used: 2x QTC50 Earthworks , Neumann KMR 81i, Ambient Emesser 208, 2x DPA 4061, JrF C Series Contact Mic, Sound Devices 744t, Kortwich VCP3.


When we typically drive to and fro the mainland, it is the middle of the night to avoid traffic. But we actually drove back into the Florida Keys in the daylight the other day. And since I really did not want to make dinner after driving all day, we decided to stop in Key Largo for a late lunch / early dinner.
Key Largo Fisheries and Seafood has been delivering bait to our marina forever. But I recently realized that they not only have a fish house, but a restaurant too. Talking my husband into checking it out on the way back was pretty easy.
We were pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere; it was neat and clean and did not smell like a typical fish house. The outdoor seating was shaded and had nice views of the marina at which Key Largo Fisheries is located. The menu is located on the wall next to the window where you order your food. Once ordered, a buzzer is given to the customer to alert them to when their food is ready to be picked up at another window.
While I was waiting for our food to be prepared, I wandered into the fish house which was very clean and had a really nice selection of not only seafood, but other odds and ends such as seasonings, crackers, tools, hats, etc. Even though I really wanted to come home with a bunch of fresh seafood, I did not have a cooler big enough to fit anything in for the two hour drive home. Plus, I can get stuff back home easily enough.
We ordered the fish dip as an appetizer. For our entrees, Steven ordered the fried seafood platter and I ordered a blackened snapper sandwich. Both meals came with fries and they were yummy.
The fish dip was tasty; not the best I have ever had, but I would not turn it down if presented with it again. It had little chunks of bell peppers in it which gave it a nice little crunch and some color for a nice presentation as well.
The fried seafood platter was the typical dish that you get at pretty much any seafood restaurant. It had shrimp, fish, and clam strips. The seafood was fresh and tasted decent, but the clam strips were very overcooked.
All too often a fish sandwich is mostly bread with no real substance. In this case, my sandwich was not only delicious, but the fish fillet was a nice size too!
Our meal was pretty pricey, but that is expected when getting fresh seafood. We enjoyed sitting there and relaxing with our drinks. And if we were not itching to get home, we would have enjoyed sitting there awhile longer. I would definitely recommend this as a nice lunch stop when driving into or out of the Keys.
Before deciding where to eat while you are visiting the Florida Keys and Key West, be sure to read my restaurant reviews; check out our restaurant review section of this blog.
To see what is happening on the island during your visit, check out our Key West Events Calendar to see other upcoming special events.


Accent your event decor with a gorgeous, shiny gemstones. Assorted Gemstones contain plenty of clear rhinestones of various sizes. Use them as a table scatter or pick an adhesive to use them on your next mixed media project.


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import java.sql.Connection;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import net.daw.bean.implementation.DiagnosticoBean;
import net.daw.bean.implementation.PusuarioBean;
import net.daw.bean.implementation.ReplyBean;
import net.daw.connection.publicinterface.ConnectionInterface;
import net.daw.dao.implementation.DiagnosticoDao;
import net.daw.helper.statics.AppConfigurationHelper;
import static net.daw.helper.statics.AppConfigurationHelper.getSourceConnection;
import net.daw.helper.statics.FilterBeanHelper;
import net.daw.helper.statics.JsonMessage;
import net.daw.helper.statics.Log4j;
import net.daw.helper.statics.ParameterCook;
import net.daw.service.publicinterface.TableServiceInterface;
import net.daw.service.publicinterface.ViewServiceInterface;

public class DiagnosticoService implements TableServiceInterface, ViewServiceInterface {

    protected HttpServletRequest oRequest = null;

    public DiagnosticoService(HttpServletRequest request) {
        oRequest = request;
    }

    private Boolean checkpermission(String strMethodName) throws Exception {
        PusuarioBean oPusuarioBean = (PusuarioBean) oRequest.getSession().getAttribute("userBean");
        if (oPusuarioBean != null) {
            return true;
        } else {
            return false;
        }
    }

    @Override
    public ReplyBean getcount() throws Exception {
        if (this.checkpermission("getcount")) {
            String data = null;
            ArrayList<FilterBeanHelper> alFilter = ParameterCook.getFilterParams(ParameterCook.prepareFilter(oRequest));
            Connection oConnection = null;
            ConnectionInterface oDataConnectionSource = null;
            try {
                oDataConnectionSource = getSourceConnection();
                oConnection = oDataConnectionSource.newConnection();
                DiagnosticoDao oDiagnosticoDao = new DiagnosticoDao(oConnection, (PusuarioBean) oRequest.getSession().getAttribute("userBean"), null);
                data = JsonMessage.getJsonExpression(200, Long.toString(oDiagnosticoDao.getCount(alFilter)));
            } catch (Exception ex) {
                Log4j.errorLog(this.getClass().getName() + ":" + (ex.getStackTrace()[0]).getMethodName(), ex);
                throw new Exception();
            } finally {
                if (oConnection != null) {
                    oConnection.close();
                }
                if (oDataConnectionSource != null) {
                    oDataConnectionSource.disposeConnection();
                }
            }
            return new ReplyBean(200, data);
        } else {
            return new ReplyBean(401, JsonMessage.getJsonMsg(401, "Unauthorized"));
        }
    }

    @Override
    public ReplyBean get() throws Exception {
        if (this.checkpermission("get")) {
            int id = ParameterCook.prepareId(oRequest);
            String data = null;
            Connection oConnection = null;
            ConnectionInterface oDataConnectionSource = null;
            try {
                oDataConnectionSource = getSourceConnection();
                oConnection = oDataConnectionSource.newConnection();
                DiagnosticoDao oDiagnosticoDao = new DiagnosticoDao(oConnection, (PusuarioBean) oRequest.getSession().getAttribute("userBean"), null);
                DiagnosticoBean oDiagnosticoBean = new DiagnosticoBean(id);
                oDiagnosticoBean = oDiagnosticoDao.get(oDiagnosticoBean, AppConfigurationHelper.getJsonMsgDepth());
                data = JsonMessage.getJsonExpression(200, AppConfigurationHelper.getGson().toJson(oDiagnosticoBean));
            } catch (Exception ex) {
                Log4j.errorLog(this.getClass().getName() + ":" + (ex.getStackTrace()[0]).getMethodName(), ex);
                throw new Exception();
            } finally {
                if (oConnection != null) {
                    oConnection.close();
                }
                if (oDataConnectionSource != null) {
                    oDataConnectionSource.disposeConnection();
                }
            }
            return new ReplyBean(200, data);
        } else {
            return new ReplyBean(401, JsonMessage.getJsonMsg(401, "Unauthorized"));
        }
    }

    @Override
    public ReplyBean getall() throws Exception {
        if (this.checkpermission("getall")) {
            HashMap<String, String> hmOrder = ParameterCook.getOrderParams(ParameterCook.prepareOrder(oRequest));
            ArrayList<FilterBeanHelper> alFilter = ParameterCook.getFilterParams(ParameterCook.prepareFilter(oRequest));
            String data = null;
            Connection oConnection = null;
            ConnectionInterface oDataConnectionSource = null;
            try {
                oDataConnectionSource = getSourceConnection();
                oConnection = oDataConnectionSource.newConnection();
                DiagnosticoDao oDiagnosticoDao = new DiagnosticoDao(oConnection, (PusuarioBean) oRequest.getSession().getAttribute("userBean"), null);
                ArrayList<DiagnosticoBean> arrBeans = oDiagnosticoDao.getAll(alFilter, hmOrder, AppConfigurationHelper.getJsonMsgDepth());
                data = JsonMessage.getJsonExpression(200, AppConfigurationHelper.getGson().toJson(arrBeans));
            } catch (Exception ex) {
                Log4j.errorLog(this.getClass().getName() + ":" + (ex.getStackTrace()[0]).getMethodName(), ex);
                throw new Exception();
            } finally {
                if (oConnection != null) {
                    oConnection.close();
                }
                if (oDataConnectionSource != null) {
                    oDataConnectionSource.disposeConnection();
                }
            }
            return new ReplyBean(200, data);
        } else {
            return new ReplyBean(401, JsonMessage.getJsonMsg(401, "Unauthorized"));
        }
    }

    @Override
    public ReplyBean getpage() throws Exception {
        if (this.checkpermission("getpage")) {
            int intRegsPerPag = ParameterCook.prepareRpp(oRequest);
            int intPage = ParameterCook.preparePage(oRequest);
            HashMap<String, String> hmOrder = ParameterCook.getOrderParams(ParameterCook.prepareOrder(oRequest));
            ArrayList<FilterBeanHelper> alFilter = ParameterCook.getFilterParams(ParameterCook.prepareFilter(oRequest));
            String data = null;
            Connection oConnection = null;
            ConnectionInterface oDataConnectionSource = null;
            try {
                oDataConnectionSource = getSourceConnection();
                oConnection = oDataConnectionSource.newConnection();
                DiagnosticoDao oDiagnosticoDao = new DiagnosticoDao(oConnection, (PusuarioBean) oRequest.getSession().getAttribute("userBean"), null);
                List<DiagnosticoBean> arrBeans = oDiagnosticoDao.getPage(intRegsPerPag, intPage, alFilter, hmOrder, AppConfigurationHelper.getJsonMsgDepth());
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Stereoselective synthesis of artificial C-nucleosides
Stambasky, Jan (2008) Stereoselective synthesis of artificial C-nucleosides. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.
Reported herein is a conceptually new synthetic route to 1'-aryl C-ribofuranosides and their 2',3'-didehydro 2',3'-dideoxy (D4) analogues. We have successfully implemented a divergent synthetic route capable to reach two important, biologically significant groups of compounds. The first two strategic transformations are common for both families of target compounds (asymmetric allylic substitution, and ring-closing metathesis). D4 C nucleoside analogues are synthesised in a three step procedure, and 1'-aryl ribofuranoses are constructed in a four step procedure.
The target compounds were prepared in an excellent enantio and diastereopurity, in good overall yields. The yield in the synthesis of 1'-aryl-2',3'-didehydro-1',2',3'-trideoxyribofunanoses is up to 46% over all the reaction steps. The overall yield of the 1'-arylribofuranoses is up to 42%. All the strategic transformations rely on catalytic oranometallic reactions employing group 8a transition metals. All the reactions have been optimized with a view of maximal atom efficiency and environmental impact. In summary, our new methodology is perfectly suitable for the synthesis of 1' arylribofuranoses, and their D4 analogues, bearing non-ortho-substituted aromatics and hereroaromatics, lacking coordinating (nitrogen) substituents or heteroatoms. In this point of view the most promising target application is the synthesis of lipophilic isosters of ribonucleosides for the RNA studies.
C-nucleosides, iridium, organometallic, synthesis, catalytic
Q Science > QD Chemistry
College of Science and Engineering > School of Chemistry
Kocovsky, Prof. Pavel
Mr. Jan Stambasky
glathesis:2008-198
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#define __GDVFRACTION_H__

#include <gst/gst.h>
#include "GdvConst.h"
#include "GdvTypes.h"
#include "GdvFrameDimensions.h"

struct _GdvFraction {
        gint32 Numerator;       /* Numerator of the fraction */
        gint32 Denominator;     /* Denominator of the fraction */
        gboolean Simple;        /* Is the fraction simplified already */
};

GType                           gdv_fraction_get_type (void);

GdvFraction*                    gdv_fraction_copy (const GdvFraction *this);

void                            gdv_fraction_free (GdvFraction *this);

gboolean                        gdv_fraction_is_empty (const GdvFraction *this);

GdvFraction*                    gdv_fraction_new (gint32 num, gint32 den);

GdvFraction*                    gdv_fraction_new_empty (void);

gdouble                         gdv_fraction_to_double (const GdvFraction *this);

gboolean                        gdv_fraction_simplify (GdvFraction *this);

gint32                          gdv_fraction_compare (GdvFraction *this, GdvFraction *that);

GdvFraction*                    gdv_fraction_invert (const GdvFraction *this);

gchar*                          gdv_fraction_to_string (GdvFraction *this);

/* Fps */

GdvTime                         gdv_fraction_fps_frame_duration (GdvFraction *this);

GdvTime                         gdv_fraction_fps_time_at_frame (GdvFraction *this, gint32 no);

gint32                          gdv_fraction_fps_frame_at_time_rnd (GdvFraction *this, GdvTime time);

gint32                          gdv_fraction_fps_frame_at_time (GdvFraction *this, GdvTime time);

GdvTime                         gdv_fraction_fps_normalize_time_rnd (GdvFraction *this, GdvTime time);

GdvTime                         gdv_fraction_fps_normalize_time (GdvFraction *this, GdvTime time);

void                            gdv_fraction_fps_set_gst (const GdvFraction *this, GstStructure *struc);

gint32                          gdv_fraction_fps_digitize (GdvFraction *this);

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GdvFrameDimensions*             gdv_fraction_aspect_pixelize (GdvFraction *f1, GdvFraction *f2,
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GdvFraction*                    gdv_fraction_aspect_new_from_gst (GstStructure *struc);

GdvFraction*                    gdv_fraction_aspect_new_from_frame (GdvFrameDimensions *dimensions);

void                            gdv_fraction_aspect_set_gst (const GdvFraction *this, GstStructure *struc);

/* Macros */

#define                         GDV_FRACTION_IS_SIMPLE(obj) (obj->Simple)

#define                         GDV_FRACTION_IS_EMPTY(obj) (gdv_fraction_is_empty (obj))

#define                         GDV_FRACTION_SET_NUM(obj,val) (obj->Numerator = (val)) ; (obj->Simple = FALSE)

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Michael Silverblatt on Thomas Pynchon's Against the Day.
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If you read that Against the Day is about the period between the Chicago World's Fair of 18931 and the years just after World War I, be forewarned: it isn't that kind of historical novel at all. This is a book in which the dreams of fiction come true. You will travel by sandship under the desert wastes and find Shambhala, the earthly paradise. And you will be taken as far as you can imagine from the "Go dog, go!2" writing of elementary school minimalism, to a maximalist vision where everything you know is wrong, and you can never know or imagine enough.In Surrealist dream-painter Giorgio de Chirico's great novel Hebdomeros, a valuable vase smashes to the floor-its pieces land to form a trapezoid that happens to align with the shape of one of the constellations; suddenly the convergence precipitates a flight into the night cosmos. In Thomas Pynchon's Against the Day, convergences, refractions, and congruencies of every sort open a metaphysical door to allow travel through time and space.In Iceland, the ice floes mimic in miniature the layout of the canals in Venice, and suddenly a young Icelandic painter finds himself transported to Italy. Visitors from the future, called Trespassers, arrive to warn that the Future has become Hell, and they wish to find refuge in the Past. An inventor creates a machine which can manipulate a photograph to move forward and backward in time (the gizmo is incapable of differentiating actual futures from potential ones, so it can take you down the fork in the road you failed to travel.)More: On the other side of the sun there is a Counter Earth3, "the same as this one only different." On this Counter Earth, it appears, the creatures of our imagination have lives of their own.And furthermore: A sheet made of a transparent crystal called Iceland Spar4 can diffract light so that an object viewed through it is seen doubly-and immediately characters divide and double (a professor divides into two, Werfner and Renfrew, and lives simultaneously in Germany and England). A shamanic procedure called Bilocation allows the adept to meditate in his community and also appear in another hemisphere to dispense warnings and prophecies.For all of the extraordinary research he has done, the geopolitics, the maths and sciences, the languages, Pynchon seems to be traveling back in time to look for an escape route. He wants to find the turning point on time's axis that will prevent the world from turning into the materialistic and ignorant Hell it is today. He is exploring the past to take refuge in the memory of what could have been. Reader, beware!These poetic inventions, all of them, were the turn of the century's science. As mathematicians discovered and explored the world created by the square root of negative one, the realm of imaginary numbers (in fact called i, for imaginary), scientists began to explore the fourth dimension, and writers began to invent imaginary places, like Oz, and to project travel in time machines and Journeys to the Center of the Earth.Imaginary numbers double the terrain of mathematics, imaginary places double the surface area of the earth, and there are the realms inside the earth as well. (Dorthy reaches Oz by cyclone in the first book by Baum, but via earthquake in the fourth.) As more and more of the surface of the earth was mapped, and as more and more mathematics became the fodder for economics, the imagination needed to escape the material and materialistic world and invent realms whose resources were inexhaustible. As Melville5 says of an island whose customs defy his wildest dreams, "It is not down on any map. The true places never are."Though these dreams of another world-a second world, a double world-are tempting, yesterday's faulty science is today's pseudo-science, and Pynchon is looking at the world through eyes that have seen the reawakening of creationism and the threatening concoction of nonexistent weapons of mass destruction.Pynchon, ever the dualist, knows that fantasy can mask deception, fantasy camouflages the real. In Against the Day, every time a scientist has a hypothesis, a capitalist smells the possibility of a merchandisable weapon and potential ownership of the world's future.Pynchon also knows that there's a sucker still being born every minute (every second according to the most recent statistics), and that terror and gullibility make taking refuge in a happier past particularly seductive. What happens to people who do not know their own history? They're not only condemned to relive it, they're forced to buy the same bill of goods, swallow the same malarkey over and over again. The book is filled with the marvelous and the uncanny, true, but also with a deep understanding that the innocent mistakes of yesterday turn into the cant and demagoguery of tomorrow.As charming and hilarious as Pynchon's boy adventurers seem (a troupe of airship-borne child explorers, the Chums of Chance, touch ground in the book's crisis zones to effect derring-do rescues but they also create calamities as they battle rival nation's airships), they are the forerunners of today's post-national geopolitical capitalists and their world of unrestrictable international contracts and corporate imperialism.The Chums of Chance soar over Against the Day in their ever-expanding flying machine marshalling the technological sophistication of their instruments of detection. Like the book's private detectives, you will have to negotiate the tricky topography (and topology-if ever a world was a Moebius strip, it's this one) without the benefit of a bird's eye view, word by magical word, sentence by incandescent sentence. Reader, beware! Every dream masks a dangerous dreamer, and every wonder cabinet conceals a chamber of horrors.The wary reader finds the comforts of genre fiction (Westerns, mysteries, sci-fi, Horatio Alger rags-to-riches sagas, even a Yellow Book exotic tale of bisexual decadence) exposed as a series of carefully manipulated shell-games. The Western tale of family vengeance covers the war of the Anarchists against the capitalists and the "Christers." The hidden pockets of erotic fiction contain the most precious possessions of all-the dangerous treasure of self-knowledge, the deeper-down virtues of self-sacrifice and surrender.Pynchon's original title for his earlier work Gravity's Rainbow was "Mindless Pleasures." It could stand as an alternate title for any of his books. Here in Against the Day the author explores the temptation to escape into the extravaganzas of mindless pleasure, but he gets to the heart of the matter. His fiction invites you to suspend disbelief in order to return you to reality as a disbeliever, a mindful visionary with clearer eyes.


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Q: How to store the row value of a logic statement in python df What I am trying to do is add a search feature into a dataframe. I want to be able to type a file name and save the row it was found true. That way when I use iloc it will return the "filename" and "modified_data" together.
import pandas as pd
#....
df = pd.DataFrame(data, columns=['filename', 'modified_date'])
if df['filename'].str.contains('AAROW PDM Report') == TRUE:
    RowValue = #I want it to be equal to the row that was found true

print(df.iloc[[RowValue]])

A: Try:
RowValue = df['filename'].str.contains('AAROW PDM Report').idxmax()

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My Sister in law Tamar was leaning over the counter with her ass in the air... Tamar had the perfect body and I wanted to f**k her badly... Something in my soul wouldn't let me do it. I loved my wife too much... Temptation was burning my soul and it was hard for me to resist her...
Tamar says," Look we can keep this a secret and I promise I won't tell my sister".... "I just want some d**k"... "Nobody fucked me like you back in the days"... Tamar starts walking closer to me and begins to kiss me on the neck... Tamar says," Doesn't that feel good babe"... "What are you waiting for?"..."Come get this pussy"... Tamar begins to unzip my zipper and I push her away... I say," Look Tamar this shit is foul"... "I can't do this with you man"... "You're my wife's sister Tamar"... "I love my wife too much to hurt her like that"... Tamar says. "Nigga you soft as fuck"... "Do you know how many men would want to hit this ass?"..."You acting like a little boy get on your grown man!"... "You're dismissed!"..."Nobody says No to me!"... Tamar walks out of the kitchen and I have a sign of relief.... I'm glad I didn't take the bait and fuck my sister in law...
A few weeks go by and Tamar hasn't said a word to me... I was undecided if I was going to tell my wife what happened between us... I decided to move on from the situation and let everything die down... Tamar was really Pissed that I rejected her and I didn't know what to expect next...
Tamar decided to do the unthinkable and she told my wife that I tried flirting with her and I made advances to f**k her... My wife Melissa didn't believe it at first and said she wanted proof... Tamar waited until my wife went to work one night and jump into my bed butt ass NAKED... I was in a deep sleep... Tamar says," You gonna give me some dick tonight"... "I don't take rejection well".... I woke up and screamed," Tamar what the fuck are you doing"..."Get the fuck off me!".
My wife Melissa comes in the room and says "WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON IN HERE!"
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3 2012 Nationalism In Kenya: Weakening The Ties That Bind.
9 2006 Wanyande, Peter, 2006. Electoral Politics And Election Outcomes In Kenya. Africa Development. Special Issue On Electoral Politics In Africa.
11 2005 Wanyande, Peter, 2005. The Role Of The East African Legislative Assembly. In Ajulu,R. The Making Of Region: The Revival Of The East African Community.
This chapter discusses the expected contribution of the East African Legislative Assembly to the revival and consolidation of the East African Community and the eventual political federation. It also discusses the challenges that the Assembly is likely to face while playing this role. In this regard, the chapter offers some suggestions on how this role can be enhanced. It ends with a brief discussion of the future of the East African Community.
12 2005 Wanyande, Peter, 2005. Evolution Of Governance Practice In Kenya. An Overview In Bujra Abdala (ed). Democratic Transition In Kenya: The Struggle From Liberal To Social Democracy.
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15 2004 Wanyande, Peter, 2004. Challenging The Political Order: The Politics Of Presidential Succession In Kenya. In Bahemuka And Brockington (edited) East Africa In Transition, Images, Identities And Institutions.
This paper analyses the politics of presidential succession that occupied the time resources and energy of the political class since the opening up of the political space in the late 1980s and earlyb1990s. The paper has three major arguments. First it argues that the changes that were sought constituted a major challenge to the established political order as it sought to dislodge those in power and to make the government responsive to the citizens. This was being done in a context in which political leaders consider it illegal to challenge those in authority. Secondly the paper argues that those challenging the political order by seeking the presidency faced an uphill task precisely because they were up against a well-established political machine in the name of the Kenya Africa National Union (KANU). Finally the paper argues that the politics surrounding presidential succession gravitated around two major interests, namely ethnic and class interests.
16 2004 Wanyande, Peter, 2004. Decentralization And Local Goverance: A Conceptual And Theoretical Discourse.
This article is a contribution to the debate on the concepts of decentralization and local governance. It discusses some of the major theoretical and conceptual issues that may impact on the practice of decentralization and local governance in Africa. The discussion begins with a conceptualisation of decentralization and local governance and the linkage s between the two, by critically examining some of the assumed linkages between the tow concepts. In particular the article questions the assumption that decentralization will necessarily lead to good governance at the local level This is followed by a discussion of some of the factors that account for the weak support that governments in Sub-Saharan Africa give to decentralization and local governance. In this regard the article identifies some of the challenges to decentralization and local governance that have to be addressed in order to make the process more efficient. The bulk if the discussion takes a more theoretical perspective.
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20 2003 Wanyande, Peter. 2003. The Politics Of Alliance Building: The Search For Opposition Unity.
21 2003 Wanyande, Peter, 2003. Affirmative Action For Kenyan Women: An Analysis Of The Relevant Provision Of The Draft Constitution. In Maria Nzomo (edts) Perspectives On Gender Discourse. Women In Politics: Challenges On Democratic Transition In Kenya.
The paper examines the issues of affirmative action as currently provided for in the Draft constitution and seeks to shed insights into the impact of these provisions on the under- representation of women in major decision making state organs and the low level of political participation by women. In short the paper seeks to find out whether or not these provisions will be a panacea to the problems of under representation of women in public decision-making institutions including parliament and local authorities. The paper argues that the proposed affirmative action is major victory for Kenyan women and marks a positive step towards gender parity in Kenyan politics. However affirmative action by itself will not lead to gender parity and solve the political marginalization of women in the medium and long term. It will not result in the nomination of capable and influential women committed to the cause of women. It may in fact be counterproductive in the short and medium run. The women will have to put considerable pressure on those nominated through affirmative action to represent them to do precisely that.
22 2003 Wanyande, Peter. 2003. Reflections On Electoral System And Practice In Kenya.
The current electoral system in Kenya was adopted at the Lancaster House Conference in 1962 during the negotiations for Kenya's independence. Numerous laws and regulations that have their origins in the current constitution govern the entire electoral process. Despite these the political and administrative environment often hinders the conduct of free and fair elections in the country, a fact that has serious negative implications for the development and attempts to institutionalise democracy in the country. There has been very weak support to the Electoral Commission by other key stakeholders such as political parties especially since the reintroduction of multiparty politics in 1992.There is an urgent need to re-examine the electoral laws and to empower the Electoral Commission of Kenya in order to improve the management of elections. The ongoing constitutional review provides a golden opportunity for this.
23 2003 Wanyande, Peter, 2003. Beyond Campaign Rhetoric; The Challenges For NARC Government.
26 2002 Wanyande. Peter. 2002. Joseph D, Otiende. A Biography.
27 2002 Wanyande, Peter. 2002. The Public Service And The Politics Of Succession. Mute L Et Al. (edts). Building And Open Society, The Politics Of Transition In Kenya.
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38 1999 Wanyande, Peter. 1999. Governance And Structural Adjustment In Kenya.
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41 1997 Wanyande, Peter. 1997. Oginga Odinga. In: The Encyclopedia Of Africa South Of The Sahara.
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Q: Python - Can't code iteration or recursion I have this list and a start point as below:
lst = [[0, 1], [0, 4], [3, 4], [5, 1], [5, 2]]
point = 3

I want to write a function that gives me this list in return: [3,4,0,1,5,2]. It takes start point, finds the pair containing the start point and takes its other half as the new start point.
Given list is an example, length of the list is not specified.
I tried to write a for function but, since the length of the list is not constant, it doesn't give the correct output
What I tried:
  def func(start,lst):
      for i in range(len(lst)):
          if lst[i][1]==start:
              cont==lst[i][0]
              lst2=lst.remove(lst[i])
          if lst[i][0]==start:
              cont==lst[i][1]
              lst2=lst.remove(lst[i])
      func(cont,lst2)

A: How about this (without using recursion):
def func(lst, start):
    result = []
    while True:
        found = False
        for item in lst:
            if start in item:
                item.remove(start)
                result.append(start)
                found = True
                if item:
                    start = item[0]
                    item.remove(start)
                    break
        if not found:
            result.append(start)
            break
    return result

Usage:
>>> func([[0, 1], [0, 4], [3, 4], [5, 1], [5, 2]], 3)
[3, 4, 0, 1, 5, 2]

A: You need something like:
def func(start, lst, out=None):
    if out is None: # create new output list on first call
        out = []
    out.append(start) # add the starting value
    if len(lst) == 0: # base case
        return out
    for i in range(len(lst)):
        if start in lst[i]: # find the node
            item = lst.pop(i) # remove the node
            next_ = item[0] if item[1] == start else item[1] # get next 'start'
            return func(next_, lst, out) # recurse

I get:
>>> func(3, [[0, 1], [0, 4], [3, 4], [5, 1], [5, 2]])
[3, 4, 0, 1, 5, 2]


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Liberia: the Order of Malta sends medical supplies for the Ebola emergency
According to the latest figures the virus has killed 1,900 people in west Africa
The Sovereign Order of Malta's Ebola kit containing medicines and healthcare products arrived in Monrovia, Liberia on 2 September last. The kit mainly consists of supplies for the protection and hygiene of the local population and medical personnel in hospitals and healthcare products for patients, including tests and medicines, water purification tablets, disinfectants, soap, surgical gauze and thermometers.
This consignment is financed by the Global Fund for Forgotten People (the Order of Malta's special agency which raises funds for its humanitarian projects) and implemented by the Ordre de Malte France. The relative agreements were made during a meeting held in Rome at the end of July between the two Liberian ambassadors to Italy and to the Sovereign Order of Malta and the Grand Hospitaller Dominique de la Rochefoucauld-Montbel.
"This initial consignment is a confirmation of the productive cooperation with the Government of Monrovia, which is taking every step to fight the Ebola virus," said the Order of Malta's ambassador to Liberia, Pier Luigi Nardis. "We're now planning to send further aid to deal with a health and humanitarian situation that is becoming more urgent every day".
A month since the alarm launched by the World Health Organization on 8 August last, which defined it a 'public health emergency of international concern', the situation in the affected countries remains extremely serious. Even in Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, there is a shortage of hospital beds as the number of patients continues to rise. It is calculated that in west Africa the virus has hit 3,500 people, of whom 1,900 have died.
Again according to the World Health Organization, as many as twenty thousand people could be affected before the epidemic is completely stamped out.
The Sovereign Order of Malta has been working in the Republic of Liberia for some years now, supporting the Ganta leprosarium, on the border with Guinea, run by the sisters of the Congregation of the Consolata. Humanitarian activities have been stepped up over the last years thanks to the signature in 2011 of a Health Cooperation Agreement between the Republic of Liberia and the Sovereign Order of Malta.
Thanks to the cooperation with the national government, the Order of Malta's French association manages clinics, programmes for early diagnosis and awareness-rousing campaigns also in Guinea Conakry where experts claims that Ebola first broke out in early 2014 to then spread to other countries.


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Q: Servlet request contenttype = null when submitting multipart/form-data I'm trying to create a servlet-based form that allows a user to submit several files to a backend server.
The form consists of several file selectors.
The form is sent from one servlet printing it to the output stream as text/html. (A lot of the page is dependant on wether the user is logged in etc.)
In the browser the html looks like this:
 <form action="https://localhost:8441/uploadtest" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" >

When i select one or more files and click the submit button the request is forwarded to the right link however my file upload handler can't process the data as the request.getContentType() is null.
I use an embedded jetty 9 server to host the servlets. The servlet api version is 3.0. The handler throws an exception indicating the content type is null which is also confirmed by the output of the print statement I added for debugging.
I have been searching & looking for problems for a few hours now and I can't figure out why the content type is set to null even though the form submits a POST request with enctype as multipart/form-data.
The handler code is this:
    @Override
public void doHandle(String target, Request baseRequest, HttpServletRequest request,
        HttpServletResponse response) throws IOException, ServletException {

    String contentType = request.getContentType();
    System.out.println(contentType);
    if (contentType != null && contentType.startsWith("multipart/form-data")) {
        baseRequest.setAttribute(Request.__MULTIPART_CONFIG_ELEMENT, MULTI_PART_CONFIG);
    }
            //processing here.

A: public void doHandle(String target, Request baseRequest, HttpServletRequest request,
        HttpServletResponse response) throws IOException, ServletException {}

here you used doHandle were as in form you used method="post"

A: Solution:
Using firebug I managed to verify that the HTML part sent the form correctly. After stripping the entire application down to nothing it turned out that the request was being lost some time after arrival at the Jetty 9 server before landing at the handler dealing with it.
I managed to "fix" it by mapping the handler to the "/" path as the very first handler on the server. When parsing requests it checks if the destination path is "/files" and if it's multipart/form-data. If so it handles it, if not it ignores the request.
At this point jetty default handling will forward the non-form requests to the rest of the handlers on the server properly.
It's a bit hacky and if anyone can tell me why mapping the file handler to the "/files" (or any) URL causes the request to be lost it'd be great but for now at least I got it working.
In case anyone is having the same problem, here is the code for the relevant bit in the server configuration:
    ContextHandlerCollection contexts = new ContextHandlerCollection();
    server.setHandler(contexts);
    new FileUploadHandler(contexts,"/");
    ServletContextHandler root = new ServletContextHandler(contexts,"/");
            //more servlets & handlers here.

and the handler itself:
 HttpServletResponse response) throws IOException, ServletException {
    if (!request.getPathInfo().equals("/files")) {
        return;
    }
    System.out.println(request.getContentLength());
    if (request.getContentType() != null && request.getContentType().startsWith("multipart/form-data")) {
        baseRequest.setAttribute(Request.__MULTIPART_CONFIG_ELEMENT, MULTI_PART_CONFIG);
    } else {
        response.sendRedirect(URL.INDEX.getURL());
    }
              //more processing here


Join us in celebrating the outstanding local government projects and people that are positively impacting our communities. Register yourself or a table of eight for the 2018 Gala Dinner & The Marketplace on April 12 at the Cordis in Auckland.
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Bűnös vágyak (Abismo de pasión – A szenvedély mélysége) egy 2012-ben forgatott mexikói filmsorozat Angelique Boyer, David Zepeda, Sabine Moussier, Mark Tacher, Livia Brito, Altaír Jarabo és Blanca Guerra főszereplésével. A sorozat az 1996-ban készült Cañaveral de pasiones című telenovella remakeje. Magyarországon 2012. október-én tűzte műsorra a Sorozat+.

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A festői La Ermitában a Yucatán-félszigeten él Augusto Castanon a családjával: Estefaniaval, a feleségével; Elisaval, a kislányukkal; valamint Carminaval, a sógornőjével. Házassága tökéletesnek mondható. Ugyanez már nem mondható el az Rosendo Arango családjáról, ahol puskaporos a hangulat, felesége Alfonsina beteges féltékenysége miatt. Az ő gyermekük Damián. A faluban sokan irigylik Estefania szépségét és tökéletes házasságát, de leginkább Carmina, aki már évek óta szerelmes a sógorába, valamint Alfonsina, aki szentül hiszi, hogy férje Estefaniaval csalja. Még csak nem is sejti, hogy Rosendo valódi ágyasa nem más, mint a ledér Carmina. Carmina arra kéri Rosendot, hogy szökjenek el messzire. Estefania mikor rájön az egészre meg akarja akadáyozni, de egy közúti baleset gyökeresen megváltoztat mindent. Carmina eléri, hogy mindenki azt higgye, Estefania volt, aki feldúlta Alfonsina házasságát. Alfonsina rögvest gondoskodik róla, hogy Damián minél távolabb kerüljön Elisától, s egy olasz internátusba küldi hosszú évekre. Elisa Carminanak köszönhetően megvetések kereszttüzébe kerül az "anyja bűne" miatt, valamint felébreszti a kételyt Augustoban, hogy Elisa nem is az ő lánya. Carmina a helyzetet meglovagolván azt is eléri, hogy ő legyen a Castanon-ház új asszonya. Elisa együtt nő fel legjobb barátnőjével, Palomával és a másik kis barátjával Gaellel. Elisa hosszú évek után is vár Damián hazaérkezésére, és nem viszonozza Gael érzéseit, aki mély szerelmet táplál iránta. Gaelbe viszont Paloma szerelmes reménytelenül, amit a fiú észre sem vesz. Damián hazatértével azonban megindul a harc Elisa szívéért Gaellel versengve, miközben nem is sejtik, hogy több minden köti össze a két fiút egy gyerekkori barátságnál. Alfonsina és Augusto heves tiltakozása miatt Damian és Elisa szerelme tiltottnak bizonyul, s emellett újabb akadályok is gördülnek eléjük Paolo és Florencia Landucci személyében. Vajon elég erős lesz Elisa és Damián szerelme, hogy legyőzzék családtagjaikat és más rosszakaróikat?

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Klamm ist eine Ortschaft am Ende der Rottenmanner Klamm in den Rottenmanner Tauern. Durchflossen wird die Rotte vom Strechenbach.

Am 1. Jänner 2017 zählte der Ort 99 Einwohner. Im Laufe der Zeit ist die Klamm mit Strechau zusammengewachsen, wodurch nun augenscheinlich nur einer statt zwei Orten existieren. Durch die Klamm geht die L739, eine Landstraße, welche zum Ort Oppenberg führt.

Ort im Bezirk Liezen
Geographie (Rottenmann)
Rottenmanner und Wölzer Tauern


Wind propulsion solutions are becoming increasingly visible, viable and effective. NA speaks to the International Windship Association to gain an insight into the future of this promising alternative energy source.
The Netherlands-based naval architects are putting their support behind research into NH3's potential as a carbon-free solution.
A UK-developed robot with the ability to climb up and down mooring chains could help reduce costs and boost safety in the offshore sector.
The Dutch contractor's forthcoming HLCV will be the world's largest vessel to incorporate Ulstein's X-BOW design.
A 16m, all-electric vessel design developed by Robert Allan Limited could produce a smoke-free solution for pilots making 'short-hop' runs to their intended vessels.
The superyacht sector will prove the testing ground for Martek Marine's D-FENCE anti-drone system, which has been designed to detect and deflect intrusive UAVs.
A versatile new service operation vessel (SOV) is set to cut her teeth at Germany's largest offshore wind farm.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has invested in two 112.8m 'floats', or ro-ro barges, for the cross-harbour service connecting Jersey City to Brooklyn.
Much of the workload of underwater maintenance specialist, UMC International, is geared towards supporting energy efficiency measures.
Two of Sweden's leading repair yards report the completion of a variety of projects, with regional operators providing good levels of work.
Despite the challenges faced by the yard as a result of political and economic factors in the region, the Qatari yard continues to expand its business base.
Shinichi Hirakawa of Japan Marine United Corporation explains the background and surrounding issues concerning the two different ISO standards for ship vibrations.


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The Marmo forces attack Valis leaving nothing behind but scorched earth in a ploy to draw Fahn out to Beld. Having learnt Karla's intentions from Wort, the group races back to Valis. Upon meeting some badly injured villagers, Parn, Deedlit and Woodchuck leave to inform King Fahn of what is happening while the others stay to help the injured. Parn informs King Fahn that if the balance of power in Lodoss is tipped, Karla makes an appearance to affect the course of history. Parn is offered the armour of a Holy Knight of Valis but politely refuses in favour of wearing his father's, but does accept the shield. King Fahn recounts to Parn a tale of how he and his knights united Valis long ago. He tells of Shooting Star, a dragon the people of Flaim, and the tribesmen demanded Princess Fianna as a sacrifice to appease the dragon. Fahn agrees but his knight Tesseus (Parn's disgraced father) hatches a plan to go rogue and rescue her. The plan is successful and Tesseus leaves to the front disgraced. Emperor Beld realises the Narse is restless and ponders who is summoning it. Kashue's army engages the enemy and suffers huge losses as King Fahn's forces prepare to move out.


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Q: Can the word 'undress' be used to describe breaking down a situation? I'm trying to come up with a campaign around a disease and the patients' wanting to live a normal life i.e. going topless at the beach, swimming with friends, etc.
My thinking is "[Disease name] Undressed" - meaning we break down everything you need to know about the disease and give you all the information you need to take your disease into your own hands through various resources etc. etc.
I'm sure I've heard "let's undress the situation" before, but cannot seem to find anything online!
Thanks in advance!

A: No, you can't use "undress" in this context.
Try something like:

*

*Everything you need to know about X

*X: FAQ

*Living with X

*X explained

*X: Basic facts

A: "[X] Undressed" and its variations have been used in titles, sometimes, but not always, in a tongue-in-cheek/provocative fashion, for example when the subject involves dress, sexuality, the human body, etc. It also appears to be used with the connotation of "stripping the subject bare." Below are some examples (two of the books were published by Oxford and Cambridge University Presses and two papers were published in Nature).
Personally, I think a title like "Psoriasis  Undressed" is worth consideration, especially if the purpose is to explain the disease and its treatments to a lay public, helping those with the condition gain self-confidence. Photos used in the campaign would help emphasize the two meanings of "undressed."
However, if the disease does not have dermatological symptoms (e.g., depression) and your goal is simply to improve patients' conditions so they get out of the house more, I would stay away from "undressed."
undress (v.)

EXPOSE entry 1, REVEAL
But the combination of Adele's authenticity, her natural beauty, her unparalleled vocal talent and her willingness to undress her deepest
emotions in song, coalesced for a special that felt exactly that –
special. — Melissa Ruggieri, USA TODAY, 16 Nov. 2021 m-w

To strip or divest of or as if of a covering; expose:
undress a pretense dictionary.com

In the later Middle Ages clothing was used to mark religious,
military, and chivalric orders; in the courtly milieu, more
specifically, the ostentatious display of luxury dress was used as a
means of self-definition for the ruling elite. In Courtly Love
Undressed, E. Jane Burns explores the representation of this material
culture in the literary texts and other documents that imagine various
functions for elite clothing in twelfth- and thirteenth-century
France. Blurb for E. Jane Burns; Courtly Love Undressed  (2002)

(A number of other works have "Courtly Love Undressed" in the title.)

Exoticisation Undressed is an innovative ethnography that makes visible the many layers through which our understandings of indigenous
cultures are filtered and their inherent power to distort and refract
understanding. The book focuses in detail on the clothing practices of
the Emberá in Panama, an Amerindian ethnic group, who have gained
national and international visibility through their engagement with
indigenous tourism. Blurb for Dimitrios Theodossopoulos;
Exoticisation Undressed: Ethnographic nostalgia and authenticity in Emberá clothes (2016)

This study investigates the spatiotemporal dynamics associated with
conscious and non-conscious processing of naked and dressed human
bodies. L. Legrand et al.; "Basic Instinct Undressed: Early
Spatiotemporal Processing for Primary Sexual Characteristics" in
PLOS ONE (2013)

Ethnic conflict is not—because there are no ethnic groups in conflict.
This is the main conclusion of a comparison of so-called "ethnic
conflicts" in the Balkans and in colonial India. A comparison of
Muslim nation building in these two regions provides several valuable
insights that go far beyond the specific cases. Thus far, there have
been many hints in the literature on similarities between Bosnia and
Pakistan or the Balkans and the Indian subcontinent as a whole. But
there have been no systematic comparisons, though many parallels
emerge when we look more closely. Carsten Wieland; '"Ethnic Conflict"
Undressed: Patterns of Contrast, Interest of Elites, and Clientelism of Foreign Powers in Comparative Perspective—Bosnia,
India, Pakistan' (2018)

Fragile chemical groups can be shielded from harsh reaction conditions
by temporary protection. This approach is conventional wisdom for
organic synthesis, but is it always the best solution? John Porco;
"Synthesis undressed" in Nature 21 March 2007

We have categorized the mainstream theories of perfect and imperfect
competition as fakery with evident misrepresentational intent. In the
section on methodology, we implied that it would be legitimate to
undress the subject under investigation in order to dress it up again in thought.  Charles Wheelan; Naked Economics: Undressing
the Dismal Science (2003)

One of mankind's most enduring questions is the legitimate scope of
state power: how far and in what ways may the government meddle with
people's lives? Where lies the line that government ought not cross?
Jethro Lieberman; Liberalism Undressed (2012)

Thomas Conners; "Javanese undressed" in D. Gil and A. Schapper
(eds.) Austronesian Undressed (2020)

Amanda Murphy; "The Empress Undressed: Dress, Disguise, and the
Next Generation in Pushkin's Prose" in The Russian Review (2017)

Richard D. Averitt; "Quasiparticles undressed" in Nature
(2008)

Eric Bronson; "The Myth of Resilience: Ajax Undressed" in
Mosaic vol. 52, n.4 (2019)

Dale Barbour; "Undressed Toronto: The Transformation of Bathing,
1850 to 1935" (2018) [Dissertation]

A: An idiomatic term would be "unravelled". However, using it with the name of the disease would cause a certain ambiguity as it would be interpreted as only a claim to explain the disease itself.

(Cambridge Dictionary) If you unravel a mysterious, unknown, or complicated subject, you make it known or understood, and if it unravels, it becomes known or understood:
We have a long way to go before we unravel the secrets of genetics.

(ref. 1) Crochet Unravelled: A Clear and Concise Guide to Learning
(ref. 2) Leadership Unravelled: The Faulty Thinking Behind Modern Management

*

*"Living with [Disease name] Unravelled"


Borderlands GOTY :: Borderlands: Game of the Year Enhanced Out Now!
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Steam is installing both GOTY edition and GOTY Enhanced edition.
Can i just install the Enhanced edition on its own or do i need to install both? I currently have the GOTY edition install paused while the enhanced edition installs.
nice game lovely graphic but still want my enhanced version of the game.
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You can use this topic to learn how to use the Software Defined Networking (SDN) software load balancer (SLB) to provide outbound network address translation (NAT), inbound NAT, or load balancing between multiple instances of an application.
The SDN Software Load Balancer (SLB) delivers high availability and network performance to your applications. It is a Layer 4 (TCP, UDP) load balancer that distributes incoming traffic among healthy service instances in cloud services or virtual machines defined in a load balancer set.
Load balance incoming traffic external to a virtual network to virtual machines (VMs), also called public VIP load balancing.
Load balance incoming traffic between VMs in a virtual network, between VMs in cloud services, or between on-premises computers and VMs in a cross-premises virtual network.
Forward VM network traffic from the virtual network to external destinations using network address translation (NAT), also called outbound NAT.
Forward external traffic to a specific VM, also called inbound NAT.
In this example, you create a load balancer object with a public VIP and two VMs as pool members to serve requests to the VIP. This example code also adds an HTTP health probe to detect whether one of the pool members becomes non-responsive.
Prepare the load balancer object.
Assign a front-end IP address, commonly referred to as a Virtual IP (VIP).
The VIP must be from an unused IP in one of the logical network IP pools given to the load balancer manager.
Allocate a back-end address pool, which contains the Dynamic IPs (DIPs) that make up the members of the load-balanced set of VMs.
Define a health probe that the load balancer uses to determine the health state of the backend pool members.
In this example, you define an HTTP probe that queries to the RequestPath of "/health.htm." The query runs every 5 seconds, as specified by the IntervalInSeconds property.
The health probe must receive an HTTP response code of 200 for 11 consecutive queries for the probe to consider the back-end IP to be healthy. If the back-end IP is not healthy, it does not receive traffic from the load balancer.
Do not block traffic to or from the first IP in the subnet for any Access Control Lists (ACLs) that you apply to the back-end IP because that is the origination point for the probes.
Use the following example to define a health probe.
Define a load balancing rule to send traffic that arrives at the front-end IP to the back-end IP. In this example, the back-end pool receives TCP traffic to port 80.
Add the load balancer configuration to Network Controller.
Follow the next example to add the network interfaces to this back-end pool.
In this example, you configure SLB with a back-end pool for providing outbound NAT capability for a VM on a virtual network's private address space to reach outbound to the internet.
Create the load balancer properties, front-end IP, and back-end pool.
Define the outbound NAT rule.
Add the load balancer object in Network Controller.
Follow the next example to add the network interfaces to which you want to provide internet access.
In this example, you add network interfaces to the back-end pool. You must repeat this step for each network interface that can process requests made to the VIP.
You can also repeat this process on a single network interface to add it to multiple load balancer objects. For example, if you have a load balancer object for a web server VIP and a separate load balancer object to provide outbound NAT.
Get the load balancer object containing the back-end pool to add a network interface.
Get the network interface and add the backendaddress pool to the loadbalancerbackendaddresspools array.
Put the network interface to apply the change.
If you need to map a Virtual IP to a single network interface on a virtual network without defining individual ports, you can create an L3 forwarding rule. This rule forwards all traffic to and from the VM via the assigned VIP contained in a PublicIPAddress object.
If you defined the VIP and DIP as the same subnet, then this is equivalent to performing L3 forwarding without NAT.
This process does not require you to create a load balancer object. Assigning the PublicIPAddress to the network interface is enough information for the Software Load Balancer to perform its configuration.
Create a public IP object to contain the VIP.
Assign the PublicIPAddress to a network interface.
This example repeats the same action as the previous example, but it automatically allocates the VIP from the available pool of VIPs in the load balancer instead of specifying a specific IP Address.
Query the PublicIPAddress resource to determine which IP Address was assigned.
This example removes the PublicIPAddress resource that was created by the previous examples. Once the PublicIPAddress is removed, the reference to the PublicIPAddress will automatically be removed from the network interface, the traffic will stop being forwarded, and the IP address will be returned to the Public VIP pool for re-use.
Remove-NetworkControllerPublicIPAddress -ConnectionURI $uri -ResourceId "MyPIP"


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Q: null parameters miscounts id on nodes So for my cs class we need to make a family tree with nodes with two nodes as roots. Every-time a node is created it has a unique id and the counter will keep increasing for every new node. I have a question regarding instantiating a class and setting items to null and counting every time a new node is created.
public class Node<T> implements Comparable<Node<T>> {
// instance variables
static int instanceCounter = 0;
int id = 0;
private T element;
private Node<T> fparent;
private Node<T> sparent;
private List<Node<T>> children;

public Node() {
    instanceCounter++;
    id = instanceCounter;
    this(null, null, null, null, null); // -> this does not work
}

public Node(T element) {
    this.element = element;
    instanceCounter++;
    id = instanceCounter;
}

public Node(T element, Node<T> fparent, Node<T> sparent, List<Node<T>> children) {
    instanceCounter++;
    id = instanceCounter;
    this.element = element;
    this.setFparent(fparent);
    this.setSparent(sparent);
    this.setChildren(children);
}

However this works:
   public Node() {
    this(null, null, null, null, null);
    instanceCounter++;
    id = instanceCounter;
}

What I want is :
Node 1 : Id = 1
Node 2 : Id = 2
Node 3 : Id = 3
but this what I get when the node instantiated with nothing in the parameters:
Node 1 : Id = 2
Node 2 : Id = 3
Node 3 : Id = 4

A: instanceCounter is incremented twice when you call the default constructor. You should change your default constructor code to.
public Node() {
    instanceCounter++;
    id = instanceCounter;
    //No call required here as all elements are already null
}


Shalom and welcome to my website. I'm so glad you're here. There's music, books and videos to enjoy. For information regarding performances or speaking engagements, please click here or the contact link above. I'd also like to share with you my blog on the Union of Reform Judaism's (URJ) Ten Minutes of Torah.