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STUDIO BRIEFING TV: October 15, 2009
— October 15th, 2009
BASEBALL SETS A NEW RECORD -- FOR TBS
With teams in some of America's biggest cities playing in Major League Baseball's Division Series last week, TBS was able to claim the biggest ratings in its 33-year history. The cable network averaged 5.4 million viewers, up 11 percent from the comparable period a year ago. Nearly half of those viewers -- 2.5 million -- were in the Adults 18-49 demographic. As expected, the most-watched series was the one between the Minnesota Twins and the New York Yankees, which averaged 6.6 million viewers. TBS and Fox will share coverage of the National and American League Championship Series beginning on Thursday. The figures, however, paled in comparison with the 21.8 million who tuned into ESPN's Monday Night Football game between the Packers and Viking, which drew 21.8 million viewers, biggest audience for any program in cable-TV history.
WITH IMUS, FOX BUSINESS BEATS CNBC FOR FIRST TIME
Don Imus's first week on Fox Business Network put him ahead of CNBC, FBN's principal competitor among total viewers, Broadcasting & Cable reported Tuesday. The trade publication cited "ratings data acquired by B&C" since the Fox outlet's audience is regarded as falling below Nielsen's minimum level for reporting. According to B&C, Imus averaged 148,00 viewers, edging out CNBC's Squawk Box,which averaged 145,00. The results, however, were likely skewed by Imus's premiere on October 5, which attracted 177,000 viewers. In any case, his latest numbers represented about half what they once were when Imus in the Morning was carried by MSNBC before his 2007 remarks about the Rutgers women's basketball team got him kicked off the air.
IN LATEST RATINGS, CBS REMAINS POWERFUL; NBC, WEAK
CBS's long-running NCIS and its spin-off NCIS: Los Angeles dealt a powerful one-two punch to their competition last week. Together with The Good Wife, they captured every half hour of primetime last Tuesday night -- and, as it turned out, this Tuesday as well, although the second hour of Fox's Hell's Kitchen ranked No. 1 among younger viewers. The three-show combo helped lead CBS to another easy ratings win over its rivals, as it placed seven shows among Nielsen's top eleven (there was a tenth-place tie). But if the news continued to be good for that network, it continued to be dreadful for NBC. Aside from its Sunday Night Football telecast, the network's highest-rated program was The Biggest Loser, which came in at No. 33 among total viewers. Particularly worrisome for the network was the performance of its nightly The Jay Leno Show, which ranked no higher than No. 60 among 18-49-year-old viewers, the key demographic group. The Associated Press observed Tuesday that among those younger viewers, the show posted a 1.5 rating on Monday and a 1.4 on Friday -- putting it, the wire service noted, "precariously close to the 1.5 rating the network says it has promised to advertisers" before having to grant them free "make good" ads. Commented the A.P.: "If it were measured in traditional TV terms, The Jay Leno Show wouldn't be long for this world." The nightly newscasts lined up in the usual order, with NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams drawing 8.1 million viewers; ABC World News with Charles Gibson, 7.3 million; and The CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, 5.3 million.
The top ten shows of the week according to Nielsen Research:
1. NCIS, CBS, 13/21; 2. NBC Sunday Night Football, NBC, 12/19; 3. Dancing with the Stars, ABC, 11.1/17; 4. Grey's Anatomy, ABC, 11/17; 4. NCIS: Los Angeles, CBS, 11/17; 6. The Mentalist, CBS, 10.2/17; 7. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CBS, 10/16; 8. House, Fox, 9.8/14; 9. NFL Post Game, CBS, 9.7/18; 10. Criminal Minds, CBS, 9.4/15; 10. The Good Wife, CBS, 9.4/16.
D.C. ANCHORS AT FOX STATION BECOME ONE-MAN BANDS
In a cost-cutting move, the anchors of Washington D.C. station WTTG are being required to operate their own teleprompters using hand levers and foot pedals, the Washington Post reported today (Wednesday). The decision has outraged some newsroom employees, the newspaper noted, quoting one as saying, "Instead of orchestrating coverage, fact-checking, handling breaking news, paying attention to the [newscast], engaging reporters, questioning authorities, covering bad writing and technical mistakes, anchors will now spend most of their time [running the prompter]. ... It's kind of like a literal one-man band -- singing, banging a drum, crashing cymbals, playing a trumpet and strumming a guitar . . . except we're not playing show tunes here."


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[WATCH] Georgia Officer Promoted For Having 90 DUI Arrests, But There Is One Giant Problem
In Cobb County, Georgia, don't swerve over the line while driving. Officer Tracy Carroll, a trained "drug recognition expert" will pull you over and determine that a DUI has occurred, even if it hasn't. That's what happened to three different people last year while Officer Carroll was racking up arrests in order to win recognition awards as a drug expert. Three sober drivers were put into handcuffs and carted to jail, because of one zealous, arrogant man.
The local Atlanta news network launched an investigation into Carroll's arrests after dashboard video showed him detaining three separate people who were later found to be sober. In fact, the Police Department is still backing him up, saying that observations are often more reliable than blood tests.
That's right. Apparently, anyone who has the DRE training is able to determine is a person has used drugs and arrest them on the spot without any other proof. Although there are 12 steps necessary to require intoxication, Officer Carroll apparently feels like he can dispense with those. He can tell just by looking at someone if they've been smoking pot.
Katelyn Ebner was pulled over after a shift where she works as a server. She accidentally crossed the center line, which as everyone knows, is easy to do. After correcting, she was pulled over by Carroll. He administered a breathalyzer test, which came out negative. All indicators were clean. He then started asking her if she had smoked marijuana. She denied it.
"Okay. Well, you're showing me indicators that you have been smoking marijuana, okay?" he is recorded saying before he immediately placed her under arrest. The dialog is unnerving.
"I'm going to jail for marijuana?" she asked.
Officer Carroll responded, "No, ma'am — not possession, unless I find any in your car. I believe you're impaired by the marijuana you've smoked."
She spent the night in jail, had her permit to serve alcohol revoked, and after four months of legal fees, the charges were dropped because her blood test was negative.
Almost exactly the same thing happened to nursing student, Princess Mbamara. After telling Carroll that she had never "smoked weed," he placed her under arrest. The extensive toxicology test she took showed only the presence of the anesthetic contained in anti-itch creams.
The other victim was an Auburn University student. After he spent the night in jail, his urine tests showed that he was not under the influence. Officer Carroll is a one-man force out to pin drug use on any driver he considers a good mark for adding to his award tallies.
Georgia has more than 250 officers trained as DRE's. These so-called experts are supposed to be able to detect drug use in drivers, but obviously, Officer Carroll takes his calling too seriously. He has arrested at least three innocent people out of the 90 he hauled to jail last year.
The training was started in the 1970's in California. However, Fresno based lawyer Eric Schweitzer says the program is filled with police officers "masquerading as scientists." Georgia criminal defense attorney, William Head, agrees. He said that police are basically relying on "pure guesswork."
He added, "The case law around the country says that if a person has had this additional training, they're allowed to get up [on the stand] and tell the jury that they have special training and detect things that even a doctor can't detect."
That seems pretty far-fetched and pretty much gives police the license to arrest whoever they want. Such unconstitutional oppression is outrageous. For three people in Georgia last year, it was a costly injustice.
Head viewed the recordings and explained that the videos reveal that Carroll didn't even conduct the proper 12 steps. Carroll claimed that he cuffed the Auburn student because he established "probable cause," but he tells Ebner that "several indicators" have led him to confirm that she used marijuana. "He did not go through all the protocols. He did part of them," said Head. "[But] he went ahead and arrested her anyway on guesswork."
Scientists and doctors know that sleep deprivation can mimic the signs of intoxication. However, Carroll detrimentally jumped to the wrong conclusion. None of the falsely accused will receive any compensation.
The Cobb County Police Department said they were looking "internally" into the events, but Carroll remains on duty. The so-called "drug-whisperer" has received numerous awards for his work, yet it came at the expense of innocent people who've suffered because of his arrogance.
According to Ebner, investigators alleged that Carroll followed procedure. They say her negative drug test was most likely wrong. How they could determine that is as sketchy as Carroll's erroneous arrests.
"He's getting praised for arresting innocent people," she said. "I'm not saying all those people he arrested were innocent, but at least three of them were, and no one is doing anything about it." The case is a sad one, and it looks like Carroll will continue to patrol the streets, over-zealously looking for more sober victims to add to his arrest numbers.
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First Baptist Church of Suffolk has seen the need for a ministry specifically geared toward today's Military family. This need was realized as the church began to see a larger number of military families visiting and seeking a military-friendly church. Because of the close proximity to the Portsmouth and Norfolk ports, it seemed good to reach out to them in practical and spiritual ways.
Be a spiritual light to reflect Christ to our Military singles and families.
1. To share the Gospel with each family and to strengthen their walk with Christ, through the preaching of God's Word, through Bible Studies, through Christian literature geared to the Military, through fellowship and assisting them in finding resources for needs which arise specific to military life.
2. To encourage this part of the body of Christ by providing special events and fellowships in their honor to show appreciation throughout the calendar year for their sacrifice. To provide moral, spiritual and physical support through church families who volunteer to connect with a military (single) or family.


"Our" Stanger Families originated in the Area around Harringworth in Northamptonshire and Barrowden [just across the Border] in Rutland.
HEAR YE, HEAR YE, HEAR YE! !!!
I believe that we have now linked the Harringworth [previously commencing with Thomas] and Barrowden Stangers. the Thomas Stanger [of Harringworth] now commences a Generation earlier, with [another] Humphrey Stanger, who was born in Harringworth, circa 1570, so this combined Stanger Family is now made up of 3872 Individuals; and great thanks must be given to all the hard Work that has been put in by Joyce [Pickering] Trousdale and Ken Stanger over the recent Months, and to Gerry Stanger, whose brief File provided the Link between the 2 Families. While I believe we have found this Link, I have still not received Confirmation from either Joyce, Ken or Gerry. I shall leave the previous Thomas and Humphrey Pages as they were for the time being.
The Combined Harringworth/Barrowden Stanger Family has been added after receiving Information ad detailed above in November 2012.
and, now, in May 2015, following another Blizzard of e-Mails back and forth from the Stanger Family Researchers, the Stanger Tree has again been updated.
They commence with the Family of Thomas Stanger, the Family of one of my Paternal Great-Great-Grandmothers. Thomas was born in 1638 in Harringworth, Northamptonshire.
The Thomas Stanger Family has been updated after receiving Information from Antonia [Stanger] Hart in October 2010.
and, again in January 2012, along with the Nathan Hurst Family [below] following more Information from Helen [Haines] Bones.
Now, in September, 2012, following more Work by Joyce [Pickering] Trousdale and Ken Stanger, we have again updated the Thomas Stanger WebPages.
Belatedly, in September 2011, the Family of Nathan Hurst has been added. Nathan's Grand-Daughter, Mary, married into the Family of Thomas Stanger in 1844.
AND, even more belatedly, in December 2011, the Family of George Yorke has been added. George's Grand-Daughter Rebecca married into the Stanger Family; and his other Grand-Daughter, Ann married Robert Clark, a Family for whom we are still awaiting further Information. The Yorke Family also link with the Cautherley Family, who are a part of the Blanchard Family.
In September 2009, Sandra Boudrou has shared with us her findings on the Family of Richard Dent. Richard probably came from Haugham in Lincolnshire; but moved his Family to Maltby Le Marsh [also in Lincs.] where they appear to have lived for the next few Generations.
The Dent Family has been added to the WebSite on December the 2nd, 2009.
Ken Stanger, in Yandina, in Queensland, in the Land of OZ helped greatly with the early compilation of this Stanger Family; and may have more Information. Ken, however, is not part of the Thomas Stanger Family.
Ken's Stangers, the Family of Humphrey Stanger, born about 1658, originated in Barrowden, in Rutland, only a few Miles from where the Thomas Stanger Family had their Origins in Harringworth, in Northamptonshire. We are still seeking a link between the two Families.
The Humphrey Stanger Family has been updated in February 2012 after receiving Information from Brian Roy Johnstone.
and, again in May 2012 following further Information from Joyce [Pickering] Trousdale.
Now, in September, 2012, following more Work by Joyce [Pickering] Trousdale and Ken Stanger, we have again updated the Humphrey Stanger WebPages.
The Family of George William Wade, who married into the Humphrey Stanger Family in 17945 in Barrowden.
The Wade Family has been added on November the 28th, 2009.
NOW, in November, 2009, Keith Martin, of Preston in Lancs., while researching his own Stanger Family Connections has assembled a further Stanger Family. This Family, who lived in Castor in Cambridgeshire had as its Patriach, John Stanger, circa 1710. This John may be the eldest Son of John Stanger and Elizabeth Oliver who are a part of the Humphrey Stanger Family. He was born about 1714 in Barrowden. To see the Family of John and Elizabeth, click here.
The Stanger of Castor Family has been added on May the 31st, 2010.
AND, in September, 2012, following a lot of Work put in by Joyce [Pickering] Trousdale and Ken Stanger, we have another small Group of Stanger Family from Exton and later Kings Cliffe in Rutland. They start with William Stanger, c. 1761 and his Wife, Alice Stevens from Exton.
The Stanger of Exton Family has been added on September the 26th, 2012 .
AGAIN, in March 2018, following more Work by Joyce [Pickering] Trousdale and Ken Stanger, we have another small 'Orphan' Group of Stangers, the Family of Charles Stanger and his Wife, Mary Wringham, circa 1715, or thereabouts, who probably originated in or near Baston in Lincolnshire and, over Time, migrated to Spalding, also on Lincs.
As of October/November 2006, we have received Information on the Stubbs Family, circa 1730, who probably originated in the same Area of Northamptonshire as Humphrey Stanger's Family.
About the same time, November 2006, Chloris Mary [nTombi] Peck has established the Link between her South African Stanger Family and Thomas Stanger's Family. She has also provided Information on the Tainton Family and the Weir Family, both Families being prominent in the early History of the Eastern Cape in the Colony of South Africa.
Now, with the Birth of the latest Member of the Tainton [Dees, actually] Family in November 2013, the Tainton Family WebPages have again been updated.
Now, in September 2011, Lesley Cains has sent Information on the Kincaid Family, who actually originate from a Marriage between Robert Row and Helena Wilhelmina Aspeling. The Kincaid Family married into the Tainton Family a number of times over the Families association with each other.
The Kincaid Family have been added to the WebSite on April 25, 2012.
In September 2008, nTombi Peck sent a File from Pamela Dey with a File of Dey Ancestors. Apart from the Tainton Family the other Major Family in the Dey History is the Blackbeard Family who probably originated in London, England; and the Family of John Brooks, circa 1780, who progably originated somewhere around the Area of Mark, in Somerset. Included in the file was a large Collection of Commentaries by various Family Members and extracts from various Publications. Please click here to read this Collection.
In December 2010, nTombi Peck sent another File with Information on the Family of Mary Gudrun Galeka Equatoria RAFFLE, who married Chesterfield de Lacey Grey Tainton in the Eastern Cape Province of the Colony of South Africa.
In January 2007 Elizabeth Clemency [Lisa] Nap, who lives in Utrecht in the Netherlands sent Information on the Stanger Family in Kent commencing with John Stanger and Susannah Turner. Lisa also maintains a Family History WebSite. To view Lisa's WebSite, click here.
The Family of Thomas Adams, born abt. 1791 in Petersfield, Hampshire [England].
The Family of John Bartholomew, circa 1800 from Theddlethorpe, Lincolnshire [England].
The Family of Thomas Best, born 1781, probably from Carham in Northumberland [England].
The Family of Robert Bottle, born 1622, probably in Harrietsham in Kent [England].
The Family of George Burchett, born 1780, from Chilham, Kent, England.
The Family of William Clinch, born in Stockbury Kent, in 1678.
The Family of Richard Cracknell, circa 1720, probably from Enfield in Middlesex [England].
The Family of John Crow, circa 1740, probably from Skendlebury, Linconshire [England].
The Family of John Dadson, circa 1800, probably from Kent near Tonbridge.
The Family of John Dare, 1821-1871, who was born in Offwell, Devon, England.
The Family of James Earl, circa 1820, who was born in Stelling, Kent, England.
The Family of John Featherstone, 1638-1706, who came from Birling, Kent, England.
The Family of Gabriel Finch, 1771-1855, born, Sundridge, Kent, England.
Gabriel's Family appear fully in the John Featherstone Pages.
The Family of John Francis, 1714-1812, probably from Tonbridge, Kent, England.
The Family of Richard Fry, born in 1812 in Rotherfield, Sussex, England.
The Family of Thomas Gravat, 1650-1708, probably born in Godstone, Kent, England.
The Family of Thomas Odd, born 1801 in Kent, England, probably from the Area around Otford.
The Family of William Page, born 1775 in Rivenhall, Essex, England.
The Family of William Relf, circa 1499, from somewhere in Kent, England.
The Family of James Rumney, circa 1770, probably from the Medway Area of Kent. The Rumney Family migrated to Illinois, USA.
The Sales Family, circa 1730, who probably originated in East Sussex; but who later settled around Speldhurst in Kent [England].
The Family of Josiah Smith, born abt1828 in Willingham, Cambridgeshire, England.
As a result of Research by Lisa Nap in 2008 and more in November 2010, the Josiah Smith Family have been updated in July 2011 .
The Family of Henry Thunder, 1682-1720, whose Origins are unknown; but probably Ireland.
The Family of George Turkentine, 1830-1899, from the Lexden District in Essex, England.
The Family of Thomas Ward, 1744-1786, born in Knockholt, Kent, England.
The Family of John Wells, born abt 1660, probably in Tonbridge, Kent, England.
The Family of Henry West, born about 1805 in Deal, Kent, England.
The Family of James Wood, 1804-1870, from Maidstone, Kent, England.
Both sets of Stanger Family Pages, Stubbs, Stainton and Weir Pages have been added or updated in November 2006..
and the Thomas Stanger Pages again in January, 2007.
The Tainton and Weir Families have been updated, February 12th, 2007; and again in June 2008.
Now, in May/June 2008, the Family of Thomas Stanger has been updated and all the Families in the Block above commencing with Thomas Adams have been added.
Associated with Smith and Stanger Families is the Family of Phillip Blanched, later Blanchard. Phillip was born around 1700; and came from London, probably the area around Westminster. The Blanchards married into the Cautherley Family from Richmond in Surrey.
The Blanched Family has been updated on February the 23rd, 2007.
Also associated with the Smiths and Stangers was the Family of John Cole, born about 1780; and came from March, in Cambridgeshire.
The Cole Family has been updated on February the 24th, 2007.
The Family of John Benson and Sarah Davenport, both born about 1833, probably from or near Leicester. Their Family merge into the Stanger Family after about 4-5 Generations.
The Family of Hugh Ebenezer Hawthorne and Mary Anne Dillon [only 3 Generations] who eventually marry into the Stanger Family.
The Family of Captain Benjamin Robert Claydon and Anne Kitchen, who once more are a Family on the Periphery of the Stanger Family.
The Family of John Ethridge [who become the Edridge Family], from the Area around Stroud and Stonehouse in Gloucestershire.
AND, in February, 2014, following more Research by Ken Stanger, Joyce [Pickering] Trousdale, and Elizabeth Lee [Oldham] Pugh, amongst others, the Family of Charles Hursthouse has been added to our WebSite.
AGAIN, in March 2017, following a great Deal of Research by Jane Elizabeth Marshall, Phd., we add the Family of Edward Pollard, born circa 1620, probably in the Area around Rearsby in Leicestershire. The Pollard Family have a minor Link to the Stangers.
Return to Howard Ulph Smith related Families.


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How cloud computing is transforming the life sciences
By John Kaleski, Country Manager ANZ, Virtustream
Life sciences cover a diverse set of fields, ranging from biomedical devices and pharmaceuticals all the way to life systems technologies and nutraceuticals. Plainly speaking, it's the study of life and organisms in all their forms.
These fields, and the explosion of advancements that are encompassed within them, have been instrumental to the constant and safe advancement of humanity. Biomedicine, for example, is a cornerstone of modern health care and has brought forth numerous recognised accomplishments, such as the mapping of the human genome. Work in these fields, however, is never done; for instance, smallpox. While the World Health Organization officially declared the devastating disease eradicated in 1980, essential research continues to this day to ensure the world remains free of this deadly virus.
Clearly, any data that is being produced from research within these fields is of great importance to humanity. In fact, for many people it is quite literally life-changing.
While striving to remain on the cutting edge of scientific discovery, researchers need more agile and powerful computing in order to drive towards a better future for everyone. And, equally important, their research and data need to be easily accessible yet securely protected. Our future, after all, could depend on it.
It's all about the data
The requirements of researchers involved in the study of life sciences are unique. Teams and individuals working around the globe need to access huge amounts of data easily, efficiently and on-demand. Any uploaded data must be processed in real time or near-real time, and in large amounts, by high-volume compute power.
Having access to larger data volumes gives scientists the ability to investigate and process more essential data and increases the possibility for quicker results, deeper insights and, ultimately, the potential for new life-altering and life-saving discoveries.
Critically, the important data that is being generated through this research needs to be managed, protected and secured.
Mission-critical research calls for mission-critical clouds
The complex, mission-critical needs noted above are the exact reason why a mission-critical cloud platform can play such a huge role in transforming life sciences.
Enterprise-class cloud computing offers adopters the ability to run extremely large datasets, perform complex calculations and access data in real time from anywhere on the planet with a connection. It also offers remote access to users and drives virtual collaboration, which empowers teams that may be distant from each other to work together and leverage each other's insights in ways that are not available with traditional on-premises computer infrastructure and working models.
It's important to remember that the research and data being stored is often sensitive, regulated and/or proprietary. Mission-critical cloud offerings like the Virtustream Enterprise Cloud platform can provide the required levels of integrated security, including related services and certifications, and product features such as encrypted data at rest, in use and in motion, without negatively effecting I/O performance. Securing and protecting information in the cloud can give researchers and businesses peace of mind.
Enterprise-class clouds should also provide disaster recovery solutions in the form of data replication at dispersed data centres, and RPO and RTO capabilities, data backup and recovery options. Finally, top-tier cloud platforms also conform to local and international compliance requirements.
Innovation and inspiration
When researchers can trust their data and research in the cloud, they are free to drive new innovations in their fields of study across the life sciences.
Having access to the larger data volumes facilitated by cloud computing gives life scientists the ability to investigate and process more essential data, increasing the possibility of faster advancements and new discoveries. Cloud solutions also encourage real-time coordination between partners and facilities worldwide, breaking down time zones and encouraging greater collaboration.
Organisations also can introduce data orchestration solutions, such as SAP Data Hub, into their cloud environment, enabling them to better organise, distribute, share, subset and manage their critical data while achieving a better return on their big data initiatives and investments.
SAP data management and archiving solutions can also be leveraged alongside a cloud deployment to reduce storage and memory costs, alleviate performance constraints associated with sizing and ensure that all data adheres to compliance and regulatory data requirements.
By innovating in the cloud, researchers can achieve better productivity, ultimately resulting in more time and resources being available to further investigate the big issues facing the world today.
It is believed that in the next 3–5 years the majority of pharmaceutical research activities will transition to the cloud, and the reasoning is clear. Cloud computing delivers cost savings associated with leaving traditional software and IT infrastructure behind, increased agility, quicker response times to compliance and legal requirements, easier scalability of computing power and storage capacity and more.
Alongside this, the cloud can provide world-class availability and resiliency, data protection and recovery, and security and compliance.
In short, cloud computing can have a massive impact on the life sciences. It can empower organisations, teams and individuals to examine larger datasets in search of previously undetected patterns and correlations and enables quicker and easier sharing, while also streamlining how a company stores and manages its data within a highly secure environment. In essence, cloud-based IT becomes a critical innovation lever itself within the super-charged engines of life sciences research.
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Q: Why do I get an error on "new Scanner(System.in);"? I am getting an error when I initialize the Scanner: the code turns italic and blue as soon as I type a semicolon.
The error message says:
Resource leak: 'in' is never closed.

How can I avoid this error?
My code looks like this:
import java.util.Scanner;

public class Zoezi9 {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        double cm;
        int feet, inches, remainder;
        final double CM_PER_INCH = 2.54;
        final int IN_PER_FOOT = 12;
        Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);

        System.out.print("How many cm?; ");
        cm = in.nextDouble();
        inches = (int) (cm/CM_PER_INCH);
        feet = inches/IN_PER_FOOT;
        remainder = inches % IN_PER_FOOT;

        System.out.printf("%.2f cm = %d ft, %d in\n",cm,feet,remainder);

    }
}

A: Certain resources require special handling, when using them the wrong way, you risk resource leaks.
For example: when you open a file, the underlying operating system provides a file handle to the JVM. When you forget to properly "return" that file handle after your code is done using it ... that isn't a problem when it happens once. But assume your application keeps running for hours, days, weeks. Then such things add up. And worst case, at some point, you run out of that resource, and then that JVM crashes.
System.in is an InputStream, and InputStreams can be such resources. Now your editor tries to help you: it notices that you use some InputStream, but hey, you never call close on it.
In your case, it is safe to ignore that message though. In the "real world", you typically avoid such pitfalls by using try-with-resource construct. That one takes care of closing the used resource after you are done using it.
And to follow up on the comment by Andy Turner: you don't just blindly close anything that can be closed. Typically, a component manages those resources that it created itself. System.in isn't owned by your class, and it wasn't opened by your class. So, conceptually, it would be wrong to have your class close it.
Beyond that, what exactly gets "warned" at depends on your editor/IDE and the settings you put in place. So you might be able to simply disable this warning there. Depending on the kind of warning you get, there is also @SuppressWarnings. And an even better fit: @WillNotClose!

A: Scanner implements the interface Closable, which extends AutoClosable. This is a new and convinient way of telling java, that a Scanner should be closed at a certain point - whatever happens after it has been opened.
In your case, you should not use this feature. Closing System.in will prevent you from using it later again.
When using other inputs sources, however, it would be required / recommended.
If you want to use it, you can use this syntax:
try (Scanner in = new Scanner(<some other input source that requires closing>)) { // open Scanner
    // use Scanner
} // close Scanner, even if an exception was risen in the meanwhile

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Advice: Make mask wearing inside casinos mandatory for everyone
By Howard Stutz, Executive Editor, CDC Gaming Reports
Comments Monday from Nevada's governor and the state's top gaming regulator stopped short of ordering casino visitors to wear facial masks when they are inside a resort property.
Nevada recorded its highest spike in positive tests for COVID-19 on Tuesday – 11 days after the state's casino industry reopened under reduced capacity guidelines and health and safety protocols. Obviously, no one can say for certain the 379 new cases are tied to the loosening of restrictions on businesses, the recent social justice protests in Las Vegas and Reno, the reopening of casinos, or some combination of the three.
Governor Steve Sisolak said during a press conference late Monday afternoon that the state had boosted its contact tracing procedures to determine potential sources and locations of any new, large outbreaks of COVID-19. So we will await those findings.
In the meantime, Sisolak encouraged casino patrons to wear face masks, in addition to other efforts at social distancing, more frequent hand washing, and other protocols.
"The gaming companies are going out of their way to get customers to wear masks," Sisolak said of casinos providing free masks to visitors and hotel guests when they enter the property.
"Some are doing better than others," he added.
Nevada Gaming Control Board Chairwoman Sandra Douglass Morgan responded Monday morning after media reports and Twitter blasts detailed normal but – in the coronavirus era – unsafe activities inside casinos. She said gaming employees need to wear masks and the casinos should continue to "strongly encourage patrons to wear them."
Wynn Resorts CEO Matt Maddox, left, and Gov. Steve Sisolak, tour Wynn Las Vegas. Photo via Las Vegas Review-Journal
However, she said the policy could change if the COVID-19 numbers continue to increase in Nevada. "I would consider additional measures to ensure our health care system is not overburdened."
Here is a simple solution: Wear your mask. This not a political statement about control or freedom. It's about safety. I've seen the statistics that masks are not a 100% deterrent to the virus. But it's a start, and should be required.
Take California, for example. Tribal casinos reopening in Nevada's neighboring state have gone beyond simply encouraging mask-wearing and are now requiring face coverings.
"Right now, masks are required to be worn by both team members and guests," said Stephanie Lacsa, communications manager for San Diego's Sycuan resort. "We also require a temperature check for both team members and guests before they can enter into our building."
The Pechanga Resort in Riverside County also requires everyone onsite to wear a face mask. Tribal Chairman Mark Macarro said the tribe's health and safety guidelines "are even more stringent than surrounding jurisdictions."
The San Manuel Casino in San Bernardino County reopened Monday and includes a cap on the maximum number of guests at 2,600. All are required to wear a face covering.
Beth Binger, a spokeswoman for Jamul Casino in San Diego, said in an email that "masks are required by both employees and casino guests, except of course during eating and smoking. But guests are reminded to wear their masks after those activities."
All is not uniform in Indian Country, however.
'Here is a simple solution. Wear your mask.'
In Arizona, Harrah's Ak-Chin near Phoenix suggests its customers wear masks, while Talking Stick, near Scottsdale, requires customers to wear a mask inside the property. In Oklahoma, the massive WinStar World casinos near the Texas border requires "patrons and employees to wear protective coverings over their nose and mouth at all times." In upstate New York, the Oneida Tribe's Turning Stone requires "mandatory face coverings for employees, guests, vendors, and the public — wherever feasible throughout our facilities."
Contrast that with Las Vegas, as noted by Los Angeles Times columnist Arash Markazi. The Bellagio, Markazi wrote on June 4, was taking social distancing safety precautions seriously. Not so much at other properties.
"The Cosmopolitan, however, appeared as if it was six months ago, when there was no pandemic and social distancing had yet to enter our lexicon," Markazi wrote. "There were signs posted in the casino encouraging guests to wear masks, but they were received as warmly as someone telling you (to) 'try not to have too much fun' before your Las Vegas trip."
Las Vegas is not alone. A Reno friend saw very few casino customers wearing masks over the weekend. Rail City Casino in Sparks offered customers a mask after a temperature screening.
Gaming industry consultant and author Jeff Hwang has been traveling throughout Nevada – including some far-flung rural locations – for the past week, visiting every casino that has opened. He is providing commentary and photos on his Twitter feed, @RivalSchoolX.
Indiana's Blue Chip Casino General Manager Brenda Temple wears a mask while showing off social distancing between slot machines
In an email, Hwang said the rate of casino employees wearing masks has been "100%," but in the northeast corner of the state, where he was Monday, mask usage by customers "is basically 1%."
Hwang said he "walked into the gas station in Jackpot wearing a mask, and the cashier, who wasn't wearing one, looked at me funny. These areas are largely untouched by coronavirus, for the moment."
Last year, commercial casinos in the U.S. brought in a record $43.6 million in gaming revenues and $10.2 billion in gaming taxes, neither sum of which accounts for the additional billions of dollars in sales, income, and other taxes from casinos.
We're not going to see numbers like that for several years because of the coronavirus-influenced shutdown of gaming that's now exceeded three months in some jurisdictions. But the revenue and tax drought timeline could lengthen significantly if cases spike and another COVID-19 shutdown becomes necessary.
Do us all a simple favor. Wear your mask.
Howard Stutz is the executive editor of CDC Gaming Reports. He can be reached at hstutz@cdcgaming.com. Follow @howardstutz on Twitter.


The holiday season is a great time to reconnect with friends and extended family, as you gather around the table for a delicious feast, complete with turkey and all the trimmings. Unfortunately, it can also be a time of great stress, as the added pressure of cleaning, shopping, and meal preparation take their toll on both time and budget. This year, spend less time in the kitchen and more time enjoying your loved ones with our Thanksgiving cooking checklist, courtesy of the professionals at Mr. Appliance®.
1. Break out the calendar.
Start planning your Thanksgiving day cooking schedule complete with menu, in early November. This will give you time to dig out recipes, check the pantry for ingredients, and divide your shopping list into perishable and non-perishable items.
Feeding a large group can add up, but you can reduce your expenses by watching store flyers well ahead of time. In addition to the cost savings, you can eliminate the hassle of large crowds in the aisles and checkout lines which become longer as the holidays grow closer.
Whether you choose to do it on your phone, tablet, or old-fashioned pen and paper, make a list of items you need to buy and another of things you need to do. Keep your lists nearby so that you can add to them as needed, or make a satisfactory checkmark once you have completed a task.
Enlist family members to assist with shopping and chores to avoid becoming overwhelmed. Even the little ones can help by folding napkins, setting silverware, or putting away toys, and older children can wipe down bathrooms, run the vacuum, or put on a load of laundry.
Focus only on the areas of your home that your guests will see, including the living room, dining room, kitchen, and guest bathroom. Remove excess clutter such as newspapers and magazines, toiletries, piles of paper, and other unnecessary items. When surfaces are clear it makes it easier to give them a quick wipe, and it makes your home appear more spacious and organized.
6. Clean the stove and fridge.
Before you bring home all the groceries you need for your holiday meal, make room in your refrigerator. Empty the interior, wipe down all surfaces with a damp cloth, and dry with a clean towel. Be selective before replacing the contents, disposing of food and condiments that have expired, and adding items to your grocery list as needed. Now is also a great time to clean your oven and test the temperature, to ensure your holiday meals are a success.
Set up a cooking schedule to determine which items may be prepared ahead of time and kept frozen or refrigerated.
8. Start with a clean slate.
The night before, empty all garbage cans, run and empty the dishwasher, clean your countertops, and empty the kitchen sink. Once you begin cooking, fill one side of your sink with hot, soapy water and place used items in it as you go.
Prepare the dining table one or two days in advance. This will give you time to shine up your silver, iron your tablecloth, refill your candlesticks, and determine if you have enough napkins or chairs.
Reserve small tasks for guests that arrive ahead of time and offer to help. This will keep them busy and entertained, and help check some of the boxes on your Thanksgiving cooking checklist.


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Commenting on the appointment Stevie said: "Darren will take over from Andy Graham and I must stress that this is no reflection on Andy.
"He and I have discussed the new arrangements. It's a fresh start for everyone and Andy still has a huge part to play.
"Darren will be a good leader on and off the park and I just feel we need a different approach."
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The tripartite EU agency providing knowledge to assist in the development of better social, employment and work-related policies
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Европски центар за следење на работните места
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European Observatory on Quality of Life - EurLIFE
About EurLIFE
Европска опсерваторија на работниот живот (EurWORK)
About EurWORK
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Living, working and COVID-19 (Update April 2021): Mental health and trust decline across EU as pandemic enters another year
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Right to disconnect: Exploring company practices
Working conditions and sustainable work: An analysis using the job quality framework
Industrial relations: Developments 2015–2019
European Company Survey 2019 - Workplace practices unlocking employee potential
Railways' operating functions and network responsibilities to be split
A new company, Réseau Ferré de France, has taken over the ownership and
running of France's railways.
Road transport strike: consequences for industry and trade
February 1997 saw a major strike in Spain's road transport sector. The
dispute was well supported, mainly in the north of the country, but was
called off without winning many concessions from the Government.
CBI sets out its plans for 1997
At the beginning of February the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) set
out its long term priorities for beyond the forthcoming general election. Its
director general, Adair Turner said that "whatever happens between now and
May, there are fundamental issues for business which need attention. The
changing nature of the world in which we do business brings both
opportunities and challenges, and the CBI should be at the heart of change."
Employment and Labour Market Committee holds first meeting
The Employment and Labour Market Committee (ELC), established by a Council
Decision on 20 December 1996, held its inaugural meeting in Brussels on 29
January 1997. The ELC was created in response to a request by the European
Council for the setting up of a stable structure to support the work of the
Labour and Social Affairs Council in employment-related matters. This area
has taken on a new dimension in the context of the" European employment
strategy" outlined at the European Council in Essen in December 1994. The ELC
is expected to improve the balance between employment, on the one hand, and
economic and monetary issues, on the other hand, in the European debate. The
new Committee will fulfil a similar role to that of the Economic Policy
Committee which provides advice to the Economics and Financial Affairs
Council (ECOFIN).
Reform of the apprenticeship system agreed
The Austrian Trade Union Federation (Österreichischer Gewerkschaftsbund,
ÖGB) and the Austrian Chamber of the Economy (Wirtschaftskammer Österreich,
WKÖ) agreed the outlines of a reform of the apprenticeship system on 1 March
1997. The precise details are to be agreed in a working group comprising
officials of the social partners, the Ministry of Labour, the Ministry of the
Economy, and experts from other, as yet unspecified, organisations.
Two-fold increase in the minimum wage
The statutory minimum wage in Luxembourg has been increased by 3.2% from 1
January 1997, as a result of legislation, and additionally by 2.5% from 1
February 1997, under the terms of an index-linked mechanism.
Civil servants' pay negotiations break down.
Following the freezing of civil servants' salaries imposed by the Government
for 1996, the Government announced the convening of pay negotiations which
have been continually put off since the spring of 1996, but which will now
not take place at all.
Employers and unions adopt positions on labour market reform
Employers and unions want to reduce the amount of temporary recruitment and
the number of types of employment contract. They also want to increase their
freedom to negotiate labour market issues through collective bargaining.
These are the key issues in the current debate over a new round of labour
market reforms in Spain.
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"Social chapter" takes centre stage in the election run-up
As the 1 May election date draws nearer, both the Conservative Government and
the main opposition party, Labour, have begun to fight their campaigns by
taking opposite stances on the social policy Agreement annexed to the
Maastricht Treaty on European Union - the so-called "social chapter", from
which the UK has "opted out". In February, the Government launched an attack,
stating that if the Labour Party were to win the general election, its
commitment to "signing up" to the social chapter would cost the UK 500,000
Commission report links employee financial participation and productivity
In January 1997, the European Commission adopted a report on the Promotion of
Participation by Employed Persons in Profits and Enterprise Results,
including equity participation (PEPPER II). The report suggests that
profit-sharing schemes lead to higher productivity, whatever method, model
specification and data are used. The macroeconomic situation was found to
have little effect on government or social partner support for such schemes,
but recent debates relating to enhancing productivity and wage flexibility
are stimulating discussions on proposals. However, in most member states,
trade unions can be expected to oppose the use of financial participation
schemes to promote wage flexibility.
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European Jobs Monitor
This series brings together publications and other outputs of the European Jobs Monitor (EJM), which tracks structural change in European labour markets. The EJM analyses shifts in the employment structure in the EU in terms of occupation and sector and gives a qualitative assessment of these shifts using various proxies of job quality – wages, skill-levels, etc.
European Quality of Life Survey 2016
Eurofound's European Quality of Life Survey (EQLS) examines both the objective circumstances of European citizens' lives and how they feel about those circumstances and their lives in general. This series consists of outputs from the EQLS 2016, the fourth edition of the survey. The survey was first carried out in 2003.
European Working Conditions Survey 2015
Eurofound's European Working Conditions Survey (EWCS) paints a wide-ranging picture of Europe at work across countries, occupations, sectors and age groups. This series consists of findings from the EWCS 2015, the sixth edition of the survey. The survey was first carried out in 1990.
Eurofound's European Working Conditions Survey (EWCS) paints a wide-ranging picture of Europe at work across countries, occupations, sectors and age groups. This series consists of findings from the EWCS 1996, the second edition of the survey. The survey was first carried out in 1990.
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Eurofound's European Working Conditions Survey (EWCS) paints a wide-ranging picture of Europe at work across countries, occupations, sectors and age groups. This series consists of findings from the EWCS 2000, the third edition of the survey. The survey was first carried out in 1990.
Eurofound's European Company Survey (ECS) maps and analyses company policies and practices which can have an impact on smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, as well as the development of social dialogue in companies. This series consists of outputs from the first edition of the survey carried out in 2004–2005 under the name European Establishment Survey on Working Time and Work-Life Balance.
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Q: Leveling up mundos w while using it, does the damage increase? Well let's take mundo's w or ulti. Would the damage of the w increase when you have it activated and you are leveling it up at this moment ? and if you activated his ult and you apparently hit lvl 11 and skill it up would you heal more for the rest of the duration ?

A: The answer to your first question is yes, since it is a toggled spell, the damage from Dr. Mundo's Burning Agony W does in fact scale up immediately. Dr. Mundo's ultimate (Sadisim) on the other hand, is a triggered skill. As such, when R is pressed, it applies a buff then is done. This means that the healing will not increase until the next time the skill is triggered.
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17 responses to "DWTS Season 17, Week 1 – Cheesecake Bytes"
OMG hahaha Henry!! I saw that live on the tv and actually LOL'd hahaha.
The Nina comment omg lol love me some cheesecake!!
Totally agree on the Cheryl comments. That dress was very unflattering to her body type and the cut-out navel really an unnecessary distraction. Her hair did look lovely and natural. I hope she keeps that look as it's simple and attractive. I really wanted Cheryl to take a break, but I must say that I really am enjoying her and Jack. He seems very sweet and likeable and has a great message for anyone suffering from a debilitating disease.
Delirious! Totally LMAO! Especially the last pic!
LOL Derek's thought bubble! I can't handle it! hahaha love this!
I like the smaller Cheesecake Bytes! All the snark, half the calories! HA!
So, how about Bruno's twerking during the pro's opening number, once they were all out on the dance floor. He was twerking next to the end of the judge's table and could be seen in the overhead shots. I thought I'd have to go gouge my eyes out. Hope he doesn't twerk that way when the pros/celebs are seated on the magic bus stop.
ROFL Bruno and the couches. Maybe Len requested the cast be placed next to Bruno so our Italian stallion would have someone else to throw himself on during his comments.
@Courtney – Liking Cheryl? you better go take two and go lay down, you must be coming down with something.
Bruno may be a tad too close to those hot male pros…. He may go MIA from the judges table and end up on the couches.
Genius Cheesecake! ROTFL, especially re Cheryl's (gag) belly crater and Derek's "Nina" thought bubble. Love Cheryl's hair this season too.
Very funny Cheese and thanks so much for the laugh!!
Yesss and Hooray for the Cheesecake! Cheryl's dress just looked like sparkly Bacon to me. With the stripes of fat and meat? NOT calling Cheryl fat, she herself looks great. just sayin. Bacon Dress.
Total lol on your comment about Henry, Cidra!!
I must had missed the crater belly button. Any chance you have a pic?
These were great, especially in the last pix, Val's thought bubble. It was perfect! Thank you ladies for this, it makes me laugh every time.
I love the Cheesecake Awards. I'm so glad you are still doing them!
Seriously, you could park a Buick in Cheryl's bellybutton.


"We need to pass the bill so we can find out what's in it"
It really makes me wonder who in the hell votes these people back into office again and again and again?
IMO, all voting is rigged. NWO schills like Pelosi are appointed to their positions.
"Nancy Pelosi tells Chris Wallace that We Don't Have a Spending Problem".
And i think that she is ugly and retarded... That doesn't mean she will change anything, probably because she doesn t give a crap to what i have to say.
So let's just do the same, and stop giving a crap to what she says.


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package org.iwb.site.bo;

import java.util.List;

/**
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 * @author mathieu.pousse@zenika.com
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public class Item extends ItemEssentials {

    private String description;

    private String barcode;

    private String manufacturer;

    private String materialId;

    private Material material;

    private Long views = 1L;

    private String authorId;

    private String lastEditAuthorId;

    private List<Component> components;

    private Trash trash;

    private long version;

    /**
     * Default constructor.
     */
    public Item() {
        // void
    }

    public Long getViews() {
        return this.views;
    }

    public void setViews(final Long views) {
        this.views = views;
    }

    public String getAuthorId() {
        return this.authorId;
    }

    public void setAuthorId(final String authorId) {
        this.authorId = authorId;
    }

    public String getLastEditAuthorId() {
        return this.lastEditAuthorId;
    }

    public void setLastEditAuthorId(final String lastEditAuthorId) {
        this.lastEditAuthorId = lastEditAuthorId;
    }

    public Material getMaterial() {
        return material;
    }

    public void setMaterial(Material material) {
        this.material = material;
    }

    public String getMaterialId() {
        return materialId;
    }

    public void setMaterialId(String materialId) {
        this.materialId = materialId;
    }

    /**
     * Gets barcode.
     *
     * @return Value of barcode.
     */
    public String getBarcode() {
        return this.barcode;
    }

    /**
     * Gets description.
     *
     * @return Value of description.
     */
    public String getDescription() {
        return this.description;
    }

    /**
     * Sets new description.
     *
     * @param description New value of description.
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        this.description = description;
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     * Sets new barcode.
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     */
    public void setBarcode(final String barcode) {
        this.barcode = barcode;
    }

    public long getVersion() {
        return this.version;
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        this.version = version;
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        return this.components;
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        this.components = components;
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Earthen Fire Did You Know?
Ceramics are an ancient craft that date back some 4000 years, originating in Ancient Egypt around 4700 BCE.
The word "ceramics" comes from the Greek word "keramos" meaning "pottery", "potter's clay" or "a potter". This Greek word is related to an old Sanskrit root meaning "to burn" but was primarily used to mean "burnt stuff"
ensure a long, beautiful life. Porcelain tile can be used for commercial use and residential.
Porcelain is a very sustainable product. Properly selected and installed, porcelain tile will last as long as you want or until the structure it is attached to falls down. Proof is the ancient ruins of Egypt, Pompeii and other places in the Middle East.


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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
module HStyle.Tests.Util
    ( testRule
    , testRuleAccept
    , testRuleReject
    ) where

import Test.HUnit (Assertion, (@?))
import Data.Text (Text)

import HStyle
import HStyle.Rule

-- | Check a module and return the updated filestate
testRule :: Rule -> Text -> FileState
testRule rule text =
    let Right (md, block) = parseModule Nothing text
        options           = Options True False
        fs                = FileState "<unknown>" md block False True
        (_, fs', _)       = runFileM (runRule rule) options fs
    in fs'

-- | Test if a rule accepts a certain module without problems
testRuleAccept :: Rule -> Text -> Assertion
testRuleAccept rule text = fileOk (testRule rule text) @? "testRuleOk"

-- | Test if a rule rejects a certain module (e.g., at least one problem)
testRuleReject :: Rule -> Text -> Assertion
testRuleReject rule text = not (fileOk $ testRule rule text) @? "testRuleReject"


Made of tiered layers with plenty of gathers to hold the dress's shape,the band on top makes it super easy to adjust lengths.The lining layer stop the voile material from scratching your skin.
Perfect Puffy and Comfortable Long Petticoat- Highly Recommend! Ideals for wedding dress, party dress and so on.
Perfect Puffy and Comfortable Wedding Petticoat – Highly Recommend!
*Skirt is made of two layers voile with ribbon edge. Adds the perfect volume to your wedding dress.
*The top part is well elastic and can just be hoisted up and down to adjust the length.
*The waist is soft and stretchy too.
Wore this under your wedding dress to make it more full. It will look great and add the right amount of volume.
This fabulous Wedding Petticoat, just what you are looking for!


Thousands of people on Universal Credit (UC) – who are already struggling on low incomes – face having their entitlements slashed because of the government's own errors.
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) can automatically claw back money from families after the department mistakenly makes an overpayment or if it seeks repayment for third-party debts such as rent or council tax arrears.
In January alone, 6 per cent of claimants – more than 40,000 people – had their payments reduced by 40 per cent, according to new figures obtained by Labour. In the 18 months to October 2017, nearly 100,000 people had their UC payments clawed back because of debts on tax credits.
In 2016-17, £90m worth of UC payments were overpaid, with a third of overpayments by the DWP, local authorities or revenue and customs in the last two tax years made because of official error.
Under the previous benefits system, households were protected by a cap on the amount that can be deducted from their payments at 25 per cent. But now under UC – a system that rolls six benefits into one and is slowly replacing the previous benefits system – there are no standard caps, leaving families at the mercy of DWP deductions.
Labour MP Ruth George warned that the deductions will only further push families already struggling with debt deeper into it. After all, many claimants went into debt in the first place because of delays to their first UC payments.
Most people won't receive their first payment until five to six weeks after they apply, with many more being forced to wait longer. While claimants can ask for an advance payment, this too, is another DWP debt that can be forcibly clawed back later.
"Support under Universal Credit is already below poverty levels for many groups, especially lone parents and disabled people," George said.
The latest UC expose from Labour comes as more and more evidence mounts over Universal Credit's failures.
Late last year, the Huffington Post revealed that people claiming Universal Credit with terminal illnesses such as dementia, cancer and motor neurone disease, who are unable to work, are still being forced to attend meetings with 'work coaches'.
Under the previous benefits system, a dedicated team helped those who are terminally ill, but under the new UC system, no such team exists.
In December last year, UNITElive told the story of Sarah, who will be better off without a job under Universal Credit than if she keeps running her successful childminding business of several decades. A new analysis out last month shows that Sarah is far from being alone – in fact, 78 per cent of low-income self-employed people in London will be more than £4,000 a year worse off under Universal Credit.
The think tank Policy in Practice analysed 19 London boroughs and found – because of the way that Universal Credit calculates self-employed people's income using a 'minimum income floor' – more than three-fourths of self-employed UC claimants will lose £344 each month.
Universal Credit has also meant a change in eligibility for children's free school meals – and while more children in total will be eligible for the meals under UC, 1 in 8 of the 1.3m children who were eligible under the old system will see their meals being taken away, according to a new analysis out last week.
"Just like their freeze on social security as a whole, this is a conscious choice by the Tories to withdraw support from the children and families who need it most," said shadow education secretary Angela Rayner, commenting on the findings.
Unite has argued that problems with the new benefits system go well beyond merely a botched roll-out – instead of calls to fix Universal Credit, the union is calling for the system to be stopped altogether.
On Thursday, May 24, Unite will be organising a nationwide demo calling on the government to reverse benefits reforms that have seen hundreds of thousands of families fall through the cracks.
Unite Community national co-ordinator Liane Groves encouraged all to attend.
"It becomes clearer each and every day – as households sign on to Universal Credit – that the government's reforms are not only ill-thought through but are downright cruel.
"It cannot be right that up to 100,000 children will have their free school meals taken away; that those families already struggling with debt will be pushed further into it only because of official error; or that self-employed people will lose thousands of pounds each year, forcing them to give up their businesses.


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Q: How to revert to older version in git On github we are at commit 57d7cb274622f86e586c2595317264f23626e6c5
I want to revert to commit 5798ee7c56efd7e898d3115da6efe3d5e7cddb6c which is several commits before the latest one. Here is what I am doing:
$ git fetch origin
$ git reset --hard origin/master
Head is now at  57d7cb274
$ git status
nothing to commit (working directory clean)
$git revert 5798ee7c56efd7e898d3115da6efe3d5e7cddb6c
#On branch master
nothing to commit (working directory clean)
$ git status
#On branch master
nothing to commit (working directory clean)

But the resulting code is not really at the commit at 5798ee7c56efd7e898d3115da6efe3d5e7cddb6c
What am I missing?

A: You are mixing up git revert and git reset.
With git reset you really throw away all those commits and you result at exactly the given commit.
But git revert will actually add another commit which does exactly the opposite as the original commit, and therefore reverts that commit.
Using git reset is fine for your local repository, but once you pushed your commits other people might already started using those commits for their own work. Therefore you want an explicit revert commit in this case.
Be aware that you need to revert each unneeded commit if you want to go the revert way.

A: According to the documentation for git at https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-revert.html, git revert creates commits which reverse the specified commit.
Therefore, the reason git status says there is nothing to commit after running git revert is that the changes you are looking for were already committed.
I think what you are trying to achieve is done, but your test to see if it worked is flawed.


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print; newspaper/periodical
newspaper/periodical
Object: John Milton visiting Galileo
Milton, entering at left with monk behind him, visiting Galileo, sitting behind desk at right, while a prisoner to the inquisition in Florence in 1638. A proof impression. 1847 Wood-engraving on india paper
After: Solomon Alexander Hart
Block cut by: William James Linton (?)
wood-engraving
The print was published in the 'Illustrated London News', 22 March 1847, p.333. It was re-published in William Chatto's 'Gems of wood-engraving, from the Illustrated London News: With a history of the art, ancient and modern' (London: William Little, 1849), no.81. The painting was exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts, London in 1847 (no.385) as 'John Milton visiting Galileo when a prisoner to the Inquisition near Florence in 1638'. Information provided by Donato Esposito (22 October 2009).
Portrait of: John Milton
Associated titles
Associated Title: Illustrated London News
Donated by: Solomon Alexander Hart


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10 Brutally Honest Art Projects That Show The Realities Of Infertility
Truth About Trying blogger Jen Jones Donatelli explores how some women have turned to art to deal with the hardships of infertility.
By Jen Jones Donatelli
Elizabeth Walker
Dorothy Parker once said that "Art is a form of catharsis"—and the traveling Art of Infertility exhibit certainly supports that statement. An eclectic, emotional collection of photography, original art pieces, and multimedia projects, the exhibit strives to create infertility awareness and share the stories of those who've walked the walk. In March, the exhibit celebrated its one-year anniversary and continues to grow as it visits cities like Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Chicago, and Lansing, Michigan.
See some of the most powerful pieces from the display:
1. "Crib With Medication Boxes"
Elizabeth Walker is the creative force and passionate curator behind the exhibit. A photographer by trade, Elizabeth started to experiment with other art forms throughout her infertility journey (which ultimately inspired the exhibit). One of her most striking pieces, "Crib with Medication Boxes," shows the remnants of approximately $10,000 worth of fertility meds, needles, and syringes Walker purchased while undergoing one IVF cycle and two subsequent frozen embryo transfers.
"What could have resulted in my child, or children, instead resulted in a pile of boxes, bottles, and Sharps containers that I find hard to discard because they help represent my treatment journey," she shares.
2. "Announcing Our Empty Womb"
Anyone who's had trouble trying to conceive likely understands how even the most well-intentioned pregnancy announcements can sting. Maria's piece, "Announcing Our Empty Womb," gives voice to exactly that sentiment.
"This was created in reaction to the numerous baby announcements and Facebook posts that trigger feelings of sadness, emptiness, frustration, and despair in so many infertile women and men," says Maria. "Instead of rolling my eyes or feeling a bottomless pit in my stomach, I decided to create an announcement that I knew (if posted or sent) would really upset all of those individuals who can easily carry a baby and conceive. Really, this piece is my 'f**k you' to everyone who never thinks about infertility or thinks they need to be sensitive to what they post and send about their pregnancies, babies, and families."
Maria considered sharing the announcement with her social networks, but ultimately decided to keep it private within her infertility support group. But it accomplished the result she needed: "I felt free."
3. "Letting Go"
The materials used to create this piece aren't your everyday artist tools—think glass medication vials, Q-caps (used to administer fertility meds), and gauze, along with ceramic pieces and glue. Titled "Letting Go," the project symbolizes Denise's attempt to put the pieces of her life back together after deciding to live child-free. It was an incredibly difficult decision to reach, as Denise always had her heart set on a traditional life trajectory.
"From childhood, we're brought up to believe in a traditional fairytale of how our lives will unfold: meet the handsome prince who steals the fair maiden's heart, marry, and have a beautiful family," says Denise, who suffered several miscarriages over years of fertility treatments. "It can be a rude awakening when life veers from that path…I reached a point when it was time to stop crying, injecting, treating, and pouring money into a dream that wasn't to be. I needed to let go of the fantasy and find a new dream."
4. "My Time's Running Out"
When struggling with infertility (or secondary infertility, as in this case), it's natural to want to direct your anger somewhere, and artist Andrea was no exception. In this case, the object of ire was Barbie—or, as Andrea refers to the doll, "the iconic symbol of ideal feminine beauty…timeless and ageless."
Titled "My Time's Running Out," the piece is meant to show how the "ravages of time" can take a toll on one's appearance, and also represent Andrea's increasing indifference toward self-care. "I think, 'Why should I take care of my body?' I'm no longer preparing my body as a sacred vessel that will create life," admits Andrea. "At this realization, I go a little crazy—I fuel my pain with a potent cocktail of Valium, Vicodin, diet pills, hormone replacement, champagne, and Alanis Morissette tunes. And you, Barbie Doll, I will do to you what nature has done to me!"
5. "Lady In Waiting"
Jessie, a pharmaceutical rep, created this piece titled "Lady in Waiting" to represent the often elusive search for that "golden egg" that will produce a child. The piece is also meant to educate others about just how stressful the quest can be: "When you're not on the infertility journey, you don't have to worry about how many [eggs] you have, how fully developed they are…it's just so 'natural.'"
6. "Infertility Box"
Empowerment can often be in short supply when going through infertility, but Sarah says, "When I work with paint, I feel bold." She also favors collage for its subtlety and more immediate results than painting. Inspired by the works of Frida Kahlo and Virginia Woolf, Sarah calls her art projects her "birdcages," on which she hangs the emotions of five difficult years' worth of trying to conceive.
This particular birdcage is a diorama-style collage simply named "Infertility Box," which Sarah kept on her dresser "as a reminder not to let infertility take over my whole life." The box refers to "the medication interventions, the needles, the cost, the drugs, the pain that was out of my control, and that I had to keep a lid on these feelings, just like the lid stays on the box," says Sarah.
As for the Michael J. Fox quote, Sarah adds that it "refers to his Parkinson's but also speaks so well as to how to live with infertility."
7. "Untitled"
Abigail is a therapist who not only treats women going through infertility, but experienced it herself. This powerful photo project depicts 100 of the needles she used to inject herself throughout her journey. Says Abigail, "This was just a small portion of what was used over the years."
8. "Paradise"
After four miscarriages, Brenda found solace in a quote from Kurt Vonnegut, which read: "I wanted all things to seem to make some sense so we could all be happy, yes, instead of tense. And I made up lies, so they all fit nice, and I made this sad world a paradise."
Enter her own project, "Paradise," which keeps it real about the intense feelings infertility can entail—and that women often keep hidden from friends and family. "The pain of infertility is messy and makes others uncomfortable," says Brenda. "This piece represents the sadness I hid away not wanting others to feel tense."
9. "Sorrows of Infertility"
When Jennifer learned she had PCOS at the age of 35, she felt like her "whole world came crashing down." She recalls looking in the mirror and seeing someone "ugly" and "hopeless," and feeling like "PCOS had become an evil monster living in my soul, eating away any chance of becoming a mother."
Though this piece, "Sorrows of Infertility," feels abstract, it represents something that was very concrete for Jennifer: "I felt a sense of freedom to scream the words of my soul into this work," says Jennifer. "I felt like I was cutting out the evil monster of infertility from my soul, fighting back."
10. "B.F.P."
The above photo is actually my own art project, which recently appeared in the Art of Infertility pop-up exhibit in Calabasas, CA. Titled "B.F.P. (Big Fat Prism)," the piece pays tribute to the eight embryos my husband and I have created to date. I got the idea for the project after my most recent embryo transfer, when I was viewing images of the embryos and noticed how much they resembled a kaleidoscope—hence the title (which is a play on the elusive "BFP" sought by anyone trying to conceive).
My hope in creating the project is simple: In the thick of this overwhelming world of injections, hormones, and wild ups and downs, it can be easy to lose sight of the beauty of what we're trying to do. I've definitely been guilty of that during my journey, which has included two medicated IUI cycles, three IVF cycles, and one miscarriage. But I'm starting to see things differently…and that's a beautiful thing!
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