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Congress Approval at 18%, Stuck in Long-Term Low Streak
Despite low approval of Congress, election resulted in relatively low party turnover
by Lydia Saad
PRINCETON, NJ -- Eighteen percent of Americans approve of the job Congress is doing, down slightly from 21% shortly before the election. But approval is still improved over the record-low 10% readings Gallup recorded earlier in 2012, as recently as August.
More broadly, public approval of Congress has not reached 25% since December 2009, and has typically been below 20%, averaging 17% since January 2010. That compares with an average 34% approval rating for Congress across Gallup's full trend, starting in 1974.
Republicans and Democrats Equally Negative About Congress
Republicans, Democrats, and independents are about equally negative toward Congress in the Nov. 15-18 Gallup poll. But, Democrats' approval is down 11 points from October's 30% reading, which in turn was up from 16% in September. Republicans' approval had also spiked before the election, rising eight points to 20% in October from 12% in September.
Rank-and-file Republicans and Democrats have given similarly low ratings to Congress since party control of Congress became divided at the start of 2011. By contrast, in 2009 and 2010, when Democrats held the majority in both houses of Congress, approval was significantly higher among Democrats than among Republicans and independents.
Low Approval of Congress in October Typically Presages Relatively High Seat Change
While retaining their majority status in the U.S. House of Representatives, Republicans are on track to lose eight seats in the November elections, reducing the number of Republican-held seats from 242 to 234 -- pending the outcome of a recount in one House election. Regardless of the precise outcome, the 2012 elections will produce a comparatively low party turnover, given Congress' 21% approval rating leading up to the election.
According to a recent Gallup analysis, in presidential and midterm election years when Congress' job approval rating just prior to the election was below 30%, a relatively high number of seats typically changed hands from one party to the other in the U.S. House.
The strongest examples of this are from 1980, 1994, 2006, 2008, and 2010, when the majority party lost between 23 and 63 seats. 2012 aligns more with 1992 and -- to a lesser extent -- 1976 and 1990, when, despite low congressional approval, the majority party lost no more than 10 seats.
Americans View Neither Speaker Boehner Nor Majority Leader Reid Net Favorably
Underscoring that both political parties in Congress have image problems, neither Republican Speaker of the House John Boehner nor Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is viewed favorably by a majority or even a significant plurality of Americans. However, of the two, Boehner's ratings are the more positive, with as many Americans viewing him favorably as unfavorably, 36% vs. 35%, respectively. This contrasts with a negative tilt to Reid's image, 28% favorable vs. 36% unfavorable.
Compared with the start of the 112th Congress in January 2011, Boehner is viewed less favorably today than he was then, while Reid's image has not changed much.
At 18%, Congress approval remains squarely in the center of the low range seen since 2010, which is also low by long-term standards, since 1974. Partisan pre-election excitement may have boosted how Republicans and Democrats rated Congress, but this has receded somewhat, particularly among Democrats.
The division of power in Congress may contribute to Congress' low approval ratings -- giving neither party's rank-and-file members a political motive to defend the institution. Heightened partisan bickering and failure to cooperate on key legislative issues -- matters related to the pending fiscal cliff -- may also be a factor. However, the larger reason Americans are locked into a negative view of the Congress is likely the economy. As long as attitudes toward the U.S. job market -- and economic confidence, more broadly -- remain negative, Americans will assume Congress is not doing its job.
Results for this Gallup poll are based on telephone interviews conducted Nov. 15-18, 2012, with a random sample of 1,015 adults, aged 18 and older, living in all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.
For results based on the total sample of national adults, one can say with 95% confidence that the maximum margin of sampling error is ±4 percentage points.
Interviews are conducted with respondents on landline telephones and cellular phones, with interviews conducted in Spanish for respondents who are primarily Spanish-speaking. Each sample includes a minimum quota of 400 cellphone respondents and 600 landline respondents per 1,000 national adults, with additional minimum quotas among landline respondents by region. Landline telephone numbers are chosen at random among listed telephone numbers. Cellphone numbers are selected using random-digit-dial methods. Landline respondents are chosen at random within each household on the basis of which member had the most recent birthday.
Samples are weighted by gender, age, race, Hispanic ethnicity, education, region, adults in the household, population density, and phone status (cellphone only/landline only/both, cellphone mostly, and having an unlisted landline number). Demographic weighting targets are based on the March 2011 Current Population Survey figures for the aged 18 and older population living in U.S. All reported margins of sampling error include the computed design effects for weighting.
In addition to sampling error, question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of public opinion polls.
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U.S. Satisfaction Remains Above 30%
Thirty-one percent of Americans are satisfied with the way things are going in the U.S. Satisfaction has been at or above 30% since September after not seeing that level since mid-2009.
Americans Still Think Obama Will Seek Bipartisan Solutions
Most Americans, 65%, believe President Obama will earnestly try to work with the Republicans in Congress to solve the nation's problems, though this is down from 2008. Less than half, 48%, believe the Republicans will respond in kind.
Americans Urge Congress, the President to Avoid Fiscal Cliff
More than eight in 10 Americans say it is extremely or very important for Congress and President Obama to agree on a plan to avoid the "fiscal cliff." A majority want both sides to compromise equally, but few have faith they will.
What Americans Want Their Government to Do Now
Despite the partisan rancor surrounding the midterm campaign, majorities agree on several things the government can do regardless of who wins on Nov. 6.
Gallup https://news.gallup.com/poll/158948/congress-approval-stuck-long-term-low-streak.aspx


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Q: Does changing/switching the element in an array can delete an element (not about creating a new object or using arraylist) in java? I am trying to solve a problem from Leetcode and could not figure out how to solve it. I looked up the solution but I cannot understand how switching the element can change the array.
"Given a sorted array nums, remove the duplicates in-place such that each element appears only once and returns the new length.
Do not allocate extra space for another array, you must do this by modifying the input array in-place with O(1) extra memory."
The question was about removing the duplicate elements and I have to modify the array that was passed as the parameter which means I cannot create a new object.
public int removeDuplicates(int[] nums) {
    if (nums.length == 0) return 0;
    int i = 0;
    for (int j = 1; j < nums.length; j++) {
        if (nums[j] != nums[i]) {
            i++;
            nums[i] = nums[j];
        }
    }
    return i + 1;
}

This is what the solution said and I cannot understand how nums[i] = nums[j] can reduce the size of an array.

A: You have correct solution. The client code could look like this:
int[] nums = { 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4 };
int length = removeDuplicates(nums);
// nums = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4 } <- look! we have lost 2 and have five 4!

System.out.println("Actual length of array: " + nums.length);   // 10
System.out.println("Total unique numbers: " + length);          // 4

System.out.print("Unique numbers:");

for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
    System.out.print(" " + nums[i]);

System.out.println();
System.out.print("The rest of array: ");

for (int i = length; i < nums.length; i++)
    System.out.print(" " + nums[i]);

As you can see, the array is the same and you cannot change the size of it. But you can move all unique elements to the beginning of the array and retrieve new length to the client (i.e. only firsts length elements ara correct and do not care about others, they could be any).
Demo:
Actual length of array: 10
Total unique numbers: 4
Unique numbers: 1 2 3 4
The rest of array:  3 3 4 4 4 4

P.S. How do you think ArrayList actually works?
public class ArrayList<E> {

    Object[] elementData;
    int size;
}

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The "skills landscape" has never been as complex and essential as it is today. As AI and automation continue to take over routine, repetitive, and low-end tasks, it will also begin to permeate highly skilled white-collar work, forcing us to rethink the skills we'll require for future employment. As a result, companies and higher education institutions will need to revamp their training programs to prepare employees and students for both current and future jobs. Whether these changes proceed rapidly or at a moderate pace, many individuals will need to adapt to changing work tasks or switch to new occupations entirely. With this in mind, we will need to consider which skills will be essential for surviving and thriving in a world where machines will do almost everything. Listed below are my takes on the three skill types that will gain significant importance in the future:
Skills that make humans more human. As the future of work unfolds, what makes us human will also make us employable. Companies are increasingly recognizing job applicants who demonstrate skills such as flexibility, self-motivation, empathy, resilience, creativity, and communication, as they know "humanness" will become a competitive advantage when working with intelligent systems. In fact, even big data and data science jobs are more likely than other career paths to require creativity, teamwork, research, and writing skills. However, an even bigger challenge occurs when defining, recognizing, and measuring human skills. My earlier article on The Challenge of Teaching Humans to Be More Human provides guidance on how to handle this issue.
Robotics/AI skills for work with intelligent systems. In the future, workers will need to think in terms of the systems, tools, and processes required to best make use of AI-driven insights and capabilities. However, not every individual will need to become a machine language expert. Consequently, we believe that two types of AI skills will emerge in the future: skills to build machines and skills to collaborate with them. While the former will be meant for people who want to build their career in robotics/AI, the latter will involve familiarizing every worker with AI systems by teaching them basic technical constructions and tweaking machine capabilities to exploit the full value of the system. For example, hospitals in the National University Health System in Singapore will soon use facial recognition and AI-driven predictive analytics to speed the patient registration process and advise doctors on patients with a high probability of being readmitted. Healthcare workers will be able to make better decisions and be freed up for more direct patient interaction. When human-led tasks and skills are complemented with machine intelligence, a positive impact on workforce productivity and business value creation occurs.
Ethics to build trust with AI systems. Machines being built today are unlike that have been built before, and as a result, nobody really knows what type of consequences could result from AI-driven intelligent machine failures or mishaps. Because of this, there will be a need for highly-skilled professionals to ensure the integrity, security, objectivity, and proper use of intelligent machines. In the future, ethical skills will become essential for building trust with AI systems. We will need to train engineers, designers, developers, and innovators to not only define specific tasks for intelligent machines, but also to determine what to do when such tasks are not executed as expected.
While it is true that AI and automation will increase productivity, allowing us to solve big problems and invent entirely new products, services, and experiences, they will also make some jobs obsolete and some skills and capabilities irrelevant, leaving behind workers unable to keep up, reskill, and compete. So that leaves us with the million-dollar question: Who will be responsible for preparing current and future workforces with relevant skills? Companies? Higher education institutions? Individuals themselves? In reality, everyone will have a role to play, but it won't happen without the evolution of our current decades-old education and corporate training models. In order to succeed in the new world of work, we will need to break down the old rules and write a few new ones. My new report, The Future of Learning, offers just that—some new rules that we all need to consider when preparing tomorrow's workforce.
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A businessman topples from the roof of a skyscraper, hitting the imagined concrete with a percussive thud. Club beats pound throughout the auditorium. A terrified man voyages through his past life, coming face-to-face with his failings as a human being, while all the time he is in the clutches of a version of Death who may offer him no reprieve.
In medieval England, before Shakespeare, there were two types of play that toured across the country. There were the popular Mystery Plays, which reenacted dramatic scenes from biblical stories, such as Jesus' harrowing of Hell. And then there were the less popular Morality Plays, of which 'Everyman' – so I'm told – is the supreme example.
It is the tale of what happens when Death comes knocking at your door, and you have to relive -and make a defence for – the life you've complacently led. This production is the National Theatre's extravagant modernisation of that primal drama. They've got poet-laureate Carol Ann Duffy writing the script; they've got Bafta-winning actor and 'Twelve Years a Slave' star Chiwetel Ejiofor in the lead role; and, by adopting a high-tech approach to this old and dust-forgotten play, they've been able to imbue it with a sense of epicness that's rare in modern theatre. Presumably, no expense has been spared.
And from his surreal, travelling-through-the-womb-like arrival, Eljiofor is superb, his remarkably expressive face easily conveying his inner journey to the audience, as he carries what verges on being a sustained one hour and forty minutes monologue (the play has no interval).
However, it's not all good. Duffy's script has many admirable qualities, but – in what I'm guessing is an attempt to mimic the style of the original play – she threads rhymes throughout her almost-naturalistic dialogue, and at certain points these can become grating on the ear.
But by the second half, the play hits full-stride, and really comes into its own. Of special note is the music, where a delightful amount of care has been taken. Apparently, in medieval England, the play would have been accompanied by music and song to emphasise the overall intent and atmosphere of the story.
This strand of the play crescendoes with a beautiful and majestic rain-soaked sequence, where medieval chant is married to gospel-style singing. It's breathtaking, inspiring stuff – the sort of moment that will live on in your mind long after the play has ended.
The fact that this production also intermingles a lively sense of humour, experimental theatre, a surprising number of football references, and a fundamental human narrative that's been reoriented to explore potentially the most apocalyptic global problem of today, and you have the cocktail for an excellent piece of art.
The legend of the Morality play lives on, and this is certainly a slice of it worth checking out.


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This is a new service which will work with a wide range of people to explore and develop individual solutions and support to self-manage. This may be for any reason relating to health, wellbeing or situation, such as mental and/or physical illness, disability, older age or social circumstances including caring responsibilities.
This new network of services will provide practical help to adults who would otherwise find it very difficult to organise the support they need to remain independent and well. This assistance is aimed specifically at older people, people with a wide range of disabilities or poor mobility, and their carers.
Focusing on support in and around someone's home environment, this service is designed to enable people to continue to enjoy living independently and safely in their home. The service will also provide short-term practical support to people with assistance such as shopping, cleaning and small jobs in the home and garden.
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The Community Transport Service will provide journeys for adults who are unable to use public transport to places such as hairdressers and care homes, for reasons which could include visiting family, social events, rehabilitative exercise, and shopping, in order to sustain people's independence as they get older.


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By Jake Nichols on January 7, 2014
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JACKSON HOLE, WYO – With Monday's regular meeting of the Jackson Town Council dangerously close to wrapping up with a big fat yawn, councilman Jim Stanford rescued the ho-hum affair with a late-add agenda item: Where the hell is my package?
No doubt noting The Planet's coverage (Props & Disses 1.1.14) of the Post Office woes plaguing the valley over the holidays, Stanford invited postmistress Jennifer Grutzmacher to address the board on just how effed up postal delivery in Jackson is and how it got that way. Grutzmacher played her part to perfection, always evading the question and when pressed, blaming federal regulations.
"All of us have experienced some degree of frustration in getting packages shipped here," Stanford said referring to what seems like a new policy of commercial shippers like UPS and FedEx handing off packages to the USPS for the "last mile" of delivery. These packages – often originating from the e-commerce sector –usually don't have a PO Box designated since hopeful recipients believe in the UPS guy's ability to find us where the Post Office can't.
"My understanding is the Post Office has been declining to deliver these packages and sending them back to shippers, and it seems to be getting more and more acute," Stanford said. "I've heard gut-wrenching stories of people waiting on critical packages lost in limbo. How can we improve this? Right now it's just unacceptable. It's not servicing the residents of our community."
Stanford's gut-wrenching experience involved a hundred dollars worth of rotted cherries delivered to Bob Lenz some six weeks after shipping.
Grutzmacher admitted that packages dumped off by a private carrier at either PO location in town would be returned to the shipper if they did not have a box number on them. With a local staff of 21 whittled down to 13 by budget cuts, Grutzmacher said there just wasn't enough time, especially during the Christmas crunch, to match physical addresses with PO boxes. Besides, she couldn't if she wanted to.
Something called the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 pretty much forced her to send your XBox One back to Best Buy if it lacked a box number. Like most every well-intentioned federal law, the SOX Act was intended "to improve corporate governance and enhance the accuracy of…" blah, blah, blah. What it actually does is cost the USPS more money because they foot the bill to make sure the package gets back to the shipper.
Lenz and Mayor Mark Barron pointed out that when filling out delivery addresses on Amazon or wherever, retailer's websites do not allow Post Office boxes to be entered into the second address line. Grutzmacher suggested they not use "PO" which lazy software looks for. "Just write 'Box' and your number. Or some people use the pound sign and then their box number. That'll work," the Jackson postmistress said.
Neither snow, nor rain, nor...
Stanford dug deeper. "I would like to broaden the discussion and find out why we can't have a mail man," he wondered. He cited the extra traffic created by thousands of Jackson residents having to drive their diesel trucks to the post office when one or two old-fashioned dog-bait mailmen could hand deliver letters to one's house like they do everywhere in the civilized world. (Actually, only 85 percent of Americans have a mailman, Grutzmacher stated).
Grutzmacher admitted she was relatively new to the job but she heard from an ex-Wilson postmaster named Rupert who had heard from someone else that a vote was taken in the 1980s and Jackson residents made it loud and clear they wanted to go to the Post Office and wait in line for 45 minutes with their yellow cards.
"This vote from the 1980s – who took it and how?" Stanford said, exasperated. "It's almost like urban legend at this point."
"I can't confirm this," Grutzmacher admitted.
Stanford shifted tactics. "What if we said we want delivery and a mailman? Is there some way we could start down that road or are we too far gone?"
Grutzmacher said that kind of decision was above her pay scale but she could certainly pass on that desire to her higher-ups.
"And then we could have home delivery?" Lenz asked.
"Well, not exactly," Grutzmacher answered. She explained USPS, again due to budget cuts, was not actually delivering mail to people's houses anymore. Beginning a few years ago, anyone not grandfathered in with existing home delivery would be eligible only for centralized delivery, which is government speak for the mailbox cluster commonly seen at the mouth of many subdivisions.
Box renewal: Hell on earth
As long as Grutzmacher was on the hot seat, Barron was going to get his money's worth. The mayor broached the other big gripe mailbox holders have with the local 83001 and 83002: The annual, teeth-pulling box renewal process.
"So if all the forms are filled out and verified, why is there such difficulty with getting your free box approved," Barron wondered. "I mean, here you have a 20-year customer. We are a small community and we know each other and see each other on a regular basis. Your people are very polite but when that wall goes up there is nothing we can do. It's like there is a secret code we don't know but the person behind the counter does."
Grutzmacher tried to explain that the arduous process was put in place by the infamous SOX Act and it was for everyone's own protection. She also pointed out fine print – the kind in traditional 4-point font size – that clearly explained things, like that a primary box holder is the only one who can try to renew at the counter and other, more expensive options existed where federal employees would take time out of their coffee breaks to make an effort to look up your box number. "That costs extra," she said.
Tired of grilling Grutzmacher in public, the council dismissed her only if she promised to leave her phone number with them so Lenz could at least track down his lost farm produce next time.
In other business: Twin cell tower proposals
AT&T brought forth two proposals for wireless communications towers in two locations: One on an existing 60-foot pole at the fairgrounds; another hidden away in the steeple of the Shepherd of the Mountains Lutheran Church.
Councilman Bob Lenz didn't care for the tower at the rodeo grounds. He wasn't so worried about its proximity to humans, he just wondered why it couldn't be off by itself somewhere on the property instead of right on top of the bleachers. Jim Stanford's concern was potentially harmful RF emissions so close to the heads of people in the cheap seats.
AT&T representative Tory Garcia, with Powder River Development Services, told Lenz he figured la-de-da Jackson would appreciate the fact that AT&T was taking into consideration visual impact by going with what he called a "stealth approach" of disguising his tower as a light pole. He also explained to Stanford that the energy release of the tower was perfectly mitigated by the 40 feet of distance between the buzzing antennae and the nearest rodeo fan.
It passed with Lenz opposed.
"I was astonished to see this application," Don Frank exclaimed, cluing Garcia in on the strict HOA rules governing Indian Trails. "Unless you have spoken to them this application is premature."
Garcia said he hadn't yet but was planning to. Frank assured Garcia that however grueling he thought the Town process was he would find Indian Trails HOA a living hell.
Garcia agreed to a continuance to give him time to read Indian Springs covenants. Frank also suggested he start looking for a different site now.
"Would you please ask your engineers if they can't find an alternate location that would be a little better?" Frank urged. "I think you might find the path a little easier."


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by Fr. Jim Betzen, C.PP.S., Ottumwa, Iowa
As the immigration debate continues, life goes on for parishioners at St. Mary of the Visitation Parish in Ottumwa, Iowa. Many immigrants came from Mexico and Central America around the turn of the century to better the lives for themselves and their children. Many came to work in meat packing plants in the United States because these low skill jobs were available to them. Many immigrants came to the United States with children and have had more children since they have come. Most immigrants seek a life with more possibilities for advancement and a life without violence and corruption. These immigrants seek an earned path to citizenship, but such a path is difficult and lengthy. And our parishioners who continue to work in the meat packing plants waiting for legislation to grant them an earned path to citizenship.
Instead, these immigrants must live with false names and false identification to protect themselves from being deported. ice raids send terror into communities where immigrants live. In May of 2018, there was an ice raid about an hour east of Ottumwa. The next few days, many immigrants were afraid to go to work or take their children to school. These immigrants did nothing wrong, but do not have the proper documents. When one of the two working adults is deported, the family struggles financially to survive. I see many at our parish office door asking for assistance.
Youth brought here as children from Mexico and Central America also wait, so that they can attend state universities and later be able to work. A year ago last spring, the high school teachers in Ottumwa organized a rally for their daca students. Several of the high school students shared their frustration and fears about not having citizenship. Many fear that they will be deported to a country of origin that simply is foreign to them. These youth have younger siblings born here that are citizens.
With the frustration and fear that continues in this immigration debate, and lacking any progress to reform the immigration process, immigrant families in our parish continue to work long hours at the meat packing plants or other low paying jobs. Children continue to attend school and religious education classes. Spanish Mass, sacraments, Quinceaneras, weddings, Our Lady of Guadalupe celebrations, and posadas are celebrated in our parish. They continue to attend classes to learn English, attend classes for ministry formation, and hold charismatic prayer meetings and healing retreats.
There are millions of immigrants in the United States Catholic Church and in our communities across the nation contributing to our economy. How long will it be until we allow them to become citizens of our country? If you would like to help the effort to reform the immigration process in our country, please join the immigration discussion group of the New Creation commission. Ω


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Lagos 2021 budget and the audacity of hope
By Rasak Musbau
13 November 2020 | 12:14 pm
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LAGOS State governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu presents the 2021 budget documents to the state house of assembly on Wednesday, November 10, 2020.
The common accounting tool governments, companies, organisations and other institutions use for planning and controlling what they must do to satisfy the people, customers and succeed in governance, business and other areas of human endeavours is budgeting. Budgets provide a measure of the financial results a company expects from its planned activities. By planning for the future, government officials, chief executives, managers, administrators and others in leadership positions learn to anticipate potential problems and how to avoid them. Instead of subsequently facing problems, they can focus their energies on exploiting opportunities.
On Tuesday, November 9, 2020, Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, presented the State 2021 N1, 155 trillion Budget estimate, tagged "Budget of Rekindling Hope", to the House of Assembly. Considering its sheer size as well as recent happenings in the State, the budget is, no doubt, audacious in outlook.
The proposed budget evidently mirrors the bold aspiration of the Sanwo-Olu's administration to ensure that public resources are planned, managed and used effectively to make a positive impact on the residents' lives. It details how the government intends to allocate resources for the restoration of economic stability, just as the State continues to navigate its way out of the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic as well the destructive impact of the recent #EndSARS protest.
Government's limited resources logically require making decisive verdicts about the kind of policies and programmes to fund and at what level. Precisely, the 2021 budget was carefully prepared to ensure heavy investment in the development of human capital, with a special focus on youth employment and provision of social safety for young people. It focuses on creating jobs and strengthening security for businesses to flourish.
Food security has a cumulative budget of N22.21 billion, while the cumulative budget of N311.43 billion is to be committed to the provision of infrastructure. Also, N97 billion is earmarked for the health sector with N143.66 billion allocated to public education.
One distinct feature of the budget estimate is the high ratio of Capital to Recurrent expenditure. About N704 billion, representing 61 per cent of the total budget, is earmarked for capital expenditure in the proposed 2021spending. An estimate of N451.75 billion, representing 39 per cent, will go for recurrent expenditure, which includes personnel cost and other staff-related expenses.
This is consistent with the Sanwo-Olu administration's move to keep the cost of governance low in the face of dwindling revenues and general inflation occasioned by multiple factors. No doubt, it is the same desire of shrinking overhead costs, in order to free more resources for fixed intensive investments, that informed the proposal to repeal the State's Payment of Pension Law of 2007, which provides for the payment of pension and entitlements to former Governors and their deputies.
From Mr. Governor's inspirational speech at the Budget presentation, it is certain that the budget passes the test of various pillars of contemporary governance such as integrity, openness, participation, accountability and strategic planning. Through the budget, the Sanwo-Olu administration desires to reinforce an essential keystone in the building of trust between the government and its citizens. It also reflects the craving to fortify the trust between the people and the government. It also underscores the government's commitment to the rebuilding of Lagos.
Obviously, as it is with every government's budget, funding and financing remain the singular biggest challenge to the implementation of the proposed budget. According to Governor Sanwo-Olu, the budget will be funded from a projected Internally-Generated Revenue (IGR) of N962 billion, while the N192.495 billion deficits will be financed through bond issuance, internal and external loans.
Until recently, members of the public, including political experts, focused on the approval of budget requests and ignored budget execution. In Lagos State, the budget has always been embedded with a unique feature of reporting the performance of previous ones. The current budget presentation is not an exception.
In-spite of obvious challenges of the current year, Governor Sanwo-Olu reported that as of September 2020, the State's total revenue performed at 98%, while total Capital Expenditure and total Recurrent Expenditure performed at 71% and 83% respectively. Some of the ongoing projects such as the Pen Cinema Bridge, Agege, which is nearing completion, Arabagun-Imeke-Mowo road, to connect Lagos Badagry Expressway in the Badagry axis; Iwaya and St. Finbarr's roads – Abule-Okuta and Soluyi roads all within the Somolu axis; Ijede, Agric Isawo and Oba Sekumade roads all within the Ikorodu, Ishuti road, Igando/Egan/ Ayobo road phase 2 & 3 (i.e. the bridge) in Alimosho axis; among other major roads and projects across the state can attest to this claim.
It is instructive to stress that the government was able to successfully restructure all existing internal loans from an interest rate of 20% to 12%, and in some cases single-digit interest rates; resulting in a cumulative cost savings of 12 Billion. The debt portfolios will also be held as much as possible in Naira to reduce foreign currency exposure risk.
Since its inauguration, the Sanwo-Olu administration has demonstrated its resolve to the full implementation of budgets. This is partly why it remains committed to the completion of all inherited projects. Part of the concrete proofs of this is the Light Rail project, Pen Cinema Bridge, Oshodi-Abule-Egba BRT, Lagos Theaters, Lagos State Employment Trust Fund, LSETF among others clearly bear testimony to this.
In the past 18 months, the Sanwo-Olu administration has vigorously pursued its 'Greater Lagos' vision, as espoused in the T.H.E.M.E.S (acronyms for Traffic Management and Transportation, Health and Environment, Education and Technology, Making Lagos a 21ST Economy, Entertainment and Tourism and Governance and Security) Developmental Agenda. From all indications, with the availability of the required resources, the government would accomplish its objective of completing more projects that are meant to make life easier for the residents.
Expectantly, the Sanwo-Olu led government would continue to deploy international best practice models and reforms for effective mobilization, planning, allocation and utilization of public resources for the socio-economic transformation of the State.
In view of the position of Lagos State in Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), the proposed budget would support entrepreneurship and expand the opportunity of MSMEs to facilitate socio-economic advancement. Hopefully, the State 2021 Budget will ensure the government's aspiration to sustain economic growth and development is brought into fruition.
Musbau is Assistant Director, Public Affairs, Lagos State Infrastructure Asset Management Agency (LASIAMA), Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.
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Now, don't get us wrong, there's much to love about running a business. You're in control of your own destiny. You can bring your ideas to life. When it comes to success, the sky's the limit. And so on and so forth. However, that doesn't mean that it's not stressful – it most definitely is. Below, we take a look at some bona fide stress-inducers about being in command of a business, and also offer some advice on how to navigate those stressful times when they arrive.
It's all good and well having a lot of clients, but if you're not getting paid, then you're going to be battling a stressful situation. Clients who take far too long to pay their invoices are the bane of small businesses. You've done the work, and now you need to get paid – it's not rocket science. While you can't empty the pockets of your clients on your own, you can encourage them to pay up by offering a small discount for early payment, or – if threats are more your thing – adding penalty charges should they not pay by a set date. Finances are stressful in general, too. If you're drowning in financial paperwork, consider hiring an accountant to take care of it for you.
You need technology to run your business efficiently. Unfortunately, technology can be awfully fiddly, and unless you're an expert, it can feel like you're spending way too many hours trying to get your infrastructure in order. And if you can somehow figure out how to put everything together, it might not necessarily be the best system for your business. So don't struggle on your own; work with a company that offers managed IT services. They'll help to ensure you don't tear your hair out just trying to get things working.
You're one part of your business. An important part, sure, but only one all the same. Another important sector will be your staff. But if they're not working as hard as they, then they might end up hurting rather than helping your business. If this is a problem you're dealing with, then don't automatically blame your employees. First, you need to look at yourself. You're the one who sets the tone for the business! It's your job to inspire your staff, and ensure that they're happy in their work. If you really do suspect that there's something fundamentally wrong with your staff, then review your hiring procedure. If you hire correctly – as in, only talented people who fit in with your company culture – then you'll be less likely to end up with a dud.
Finally, remember to take care of yourself. Being in charge of a company – especially one with employees – can be stressful in itself, as the success rests on your shoulders. Don't put too much pressure on yourself, eat well, work out, and reach out for help when you need it. It'll make it all some more manageable.


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/**
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/**
  * @brief  Deinitializes the IRTIM peripheral registers to their default reset values.
  * @param  None
  * @retval None
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void IRTIM_DeInit(void)
{
  IRTIM->CR = IRTIM_CR_RESET_VALUE;
}

/**
  * @brief  Enables or disables the IRTIM peripheral.
  * @param  NewState : The new state of the IRTIM peripheral.
  *         This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE.
  * @retval None
  */
void IRTIM_Cmd(FunctionalState NewState)
{
  /* Check the parameters */
  assert_param(IS_FUNCTIONAL_STATE(NewState));

  /* set or Reset the EN Bit */
  if (NewState ==   DISABLE)
  {
    IRTIM->CR &= (uint8_t)(~IRTIM_CR_EN) ;
  }
  else
  {
    IRTIM->CR |= IRTIM_CR_EN ;
  }
}

/**
  * @brief  Enables or disables the High sink open drain buffer of the IRTIM peripheral.
  * @param  NewState : The new state of the High sink open drain buffer.
  *         This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE.
  * @retval None
  */
void IRTIM_HighSinkODCmd(FunctionalState NewState)
{
  /* Check the parameters */
  assert_param(IS_FUNCTIONAL_STATE(NewState));

  /* set or Reset the EN Bit */
  if (NewState == DISABLE)
  {
    IRTIM->CR &= (uint8_t)(~IRTIM_CR_HSEN) ;
  }
  else
  {
    IRTIM->CR |= IRTIM_CR_HSEN ;
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  * @brief  Checks whether the IRTIM device is enabled or not.
  * @param  None
  * @retval FunctionalState : state of the IRTIM device.
  *         This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE.
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FunctionalState IRTIM_GetStatus(void)
{
  return ((FunctionalState) (IRTIM->CR & IRTIM_CR_EN));
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  * @brief  Checks whether the IRTIM High Sink Open Drain buffer is Enabled or not.
  * @param  None
  * @retval FunctionalState : state of High Sink Open Drain buffer.
  *         This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE.
  */

FunctionalState IRTIM_GetHighSinkODStatus(void)
{
  return ((FunctionalState)(IRTIM->CR & IRTIM_CR_HSEN));
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Batman: The Animated Series – "The Laughing Fish"
Episode Number: 34
Directed by: Bruce Timm
Written by: Paul Dini
First Appearance(s): None
"The Laughing Fish" is our second episode of Batman: The Animated Series to be directed by Bruce Timm and written by Paul Dini* (asterisk on the written by credit which I'll get to). You may remember the first as being pretty damn good: "Heart of Ice." Interestingly, both that episode and this one are the only two so far to not feature a true title card as each opts for a focused shot on a subject that's simply part of the first scene (in this case, a swinging sign on a pier for a company that could share a name with the episode title). This episode, unlike "Heart of Ice," is not an original story by Timm and Dini and instead is an amalgamation of three different stories from the comics. Those stories being "The Joker's Five-Way Revenge (1973)" by Denny O'Neil and "The Laughing Fish" and "Sign of the Joker! (1978)" both by Steve Englehart. If you hadn't guessed from the title of the episode, then surely you know by now based on those titles from the comics that we're dealing with The Joker this week as he seeks to utilize his Joker toxin in a fairly unique manner in order to win money and score laughs.
I don't care what Batman says, there's no way I'm eating one of those.
This episode is quite stylized from the get-go and will remain so. It features some brief narration by our hero, Batman, which I believe is a first for the series. The fish being harvested in the waters of Gotham are all sporting a tell-tale Joker grin. Batman suspects the worst, but when he dissects a fish he finds there's no danger to humans when consumed, which just makes him more curious. This is a good thing because the ghastly visage of these fish apparently isn't stopping the local fisherman from harvesting and selling the things as we soon see Joker himself pay a visit to a local paper-pusher at a patent office about licensing rights. That poor sap, G. Carl Francis (George Dzundza), finds himself in the crosshairs of The Joker when he can't help him file a trademark on the fish. It would seem The Joker thought he'd be able to earn money on every fish sold since they bare his likeness, but he's frustrated to find out that isn't the case. His lovely associate, Harley (Arleen Sorkin), sprays poor Francis with some icky perfume while remarking that she has a strong dislike of fish which the perfume should eliminate. Joker informs Francis he has until midnight to reconsider his patent claim. Joker then goes to his old standby – television, to essentially broadcast his threat against Francis so his old chum Batman can be aware of his plans.
Poor Harley is going to have a rough time with all of the fish in this one.
When Joker leaves the office angry, Francis does the right thing and enlists the aid of the Gotham Police Department for protection. They setup a watch for Joker that Batman soon crashes, much to the ire of Detective Bullock. They all patiently wait around for The Joker to make his presence felt, but noting comes. When Francis starts rubbing at his hands and makes the offhand remark that he never got to wash off the stuff Harley sprayed him with, Batman basically freaks out and starts demanding medical attention for Francis. He's too late though as a speeding truck launches a swordfish through the window that stabs into the wall. It releases a gas and Francis begins to laugh uncontrollably, his face turns an ashen color and his mouth stretches into a hideous smile. Batman injects him with his anti-Joker compound and Francis begins to settle down. Batman deduces that whatever Harley sprayed on him mixed with the toxin in the swordfish to infect him. Joker soon appears on television to taunt Batman and also name his next victim: copyright office bureaucrat Thomas Jackson.
These transformation scenes felt genuinely disturbing to me as a kid, which is perhaps why this episode actually debuted in prime time as opposed to during normal children's hours.
Having failed to stop Joker once, the police and Batman give it another shot with Jackson. They set up a security ring around him as well with Gordon and Bullock arguing over their approach. Apparently they're doing this one Batman's way and Bullock is less than thrilled. When Jackson's cat comes waltzing into the room everyone soon notices it's carrying a Joker fish in its mouth. The cat lunges at Batman and is able to bite him breaking the skin. Batman soon breaks out into laughter as his face becomes round and unrecognizable. Jackson jumps in to administer the anti-toxin, and it's revealed that Jackson and Batman had actually switched places to try and fool Joker, unfortunately they couldn't fool the cat.
Here kitty…on second thought, maybe not.
Batman makes the obvious observation that the fish the cat dragged in is a tropical fish not native to Gotham's waters. This means Joker must be at the local aquarium. Batman, however, is the second person to figure this out as Bullock has already fled Jackson's residence to head there himself ("I didn't need no Batcomputer to tell me that weird-looking minnow came from the aquarium,") and confront The Joker. It doesn't go well for him and he soon finds himself strung up by a crane like a worm at the end of a fishing line for Joker's pet shark. Joker is having a good time until he realizes that if Bullock was smart enough to figure out his location then surely Batman will too. He decides to use Bullock as Bat-bait instead and, what do you know, it works.
This sequence is pretty stupid.
Batman comes charging in and Joker's two goons are no match for him. Joker has his ace though in Bullock and Batman is forced to hand himself over to secure Bullock's freedom. Joker is happy to make the switch and Batman is tossed into the shark tank. As Bullock looks on, Joker decides he should go for a swim too and shoves him in (Batman couldn't have possibly expected Joke to not do something like this) and then covers the tank depriving the two of precious oxygen. No matter, as Batman demonstrates his shark battling abilities. It's a bit ridiculous, though I suppose it's less ridiculous than the time Batman successfully fought off several crocodiles. He's able to break the tank and free himself and Bullock as Joker takes off.
Batman and Joker square-off outside the aquarium on a large dock. It's the most physical we've seen these two get as Joker gets ahold of a large wrench and gives Batman a good strike with it (in a bit of censorship, the screen flashes as Joker connects reminding me of the old Pow! Bam! effects from the 60s Batman show). Joker, not to be confused as Batman's equal in fisticuffs, is soon subdued and cornered. His last resort is to simply leap off the tall structure revealing a get-away float around his waist. He laughs and taunts Batman from the waters below, until his shark-buddy shows up and drags him under. The episode closes teasing Joker's demise as a tearful Harley says her goodbyes. Batman, apparently aware that this is only episode 34 of an 85 episode run, tells Commissioner Gordon he doubts The Joker is truly gone. Truer words were never spoken.
The Batman fake-out definitely fooled me as a kid, as well as frightened.
"The Laughing Fish" is a very stylized episode of Batman: The Animated Series. It's sound production and setup are very film noir and evocative of old crime dramas, with obviously a super hero twist. It's an amusing plot with Joker just out for money and Batman gets a chance to demonstrate just how well he understands his foil. It's a fun episode to re-watch as well especially for the scene in Jackson's home. They don't cheat, like they often do, the reveal of Batman and Jackson switching places by having Batman speak in Jackson's voice and vice versa. Rather you never see either man speak until after the reveal. Joker is also at his best as he's pretty cruel throughout the episode. He obviously can't actually murder anyone, but it feels clear his intention is to do just that. It's also interesting to see his relationship with Harley evolving. Here it's very business-like with her referring to him mostly as "boss," but it's obvious she's higher on the pecking order than the other goons since Joker bothers to remember her name. It's also fun to see her broken up over Joker's apparent demise, making it obvious she has an unhealthy devotion to the man.
Joker and Harley get to demonstrate a taste of their chemistry in this one. Here Joker makes her his mermaid.
Where the episode does sort of cheat the viewer is in its resolution. Joker obviously is not dead and will return for many more episodes. The episode doesn't offer a plausible explanation for how Joker survived a shark attack, and it won't bother trying to explain it the next time he shows his face in this show. He'll just reappear and this won't be the last time he cheats death in such a way.
Farewell, sweet clown prince. For now, anyway.
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Mongolia is a former communist country that lies between Russia and China.
This article looks at opportunities for TEFL teachers there.
It famous for Genghis Khan and its nomadic culture but Mongolia is also a modern country, developing fast.
The country's population is somewhere between 2 and 3 million, with at least half living in the capital, Ulaanbaatar. A sizable proportion still live a traditional nomadic lifestyle – herding sheep, goat and cattle and living in the very simple but comfortable gers (sometimes known as yuts) which have hardly changed for hundreds of years except that now they're equipped with mod cons and satellite tv.
Mongolia has been a democratic country since 1992, and is very much moving forward as a free market economy. The country has considerable mining resources which have led to a huge increase in foreign investment in recent years; this has led to demand for English teaching.
Visa Requirements for Mongolia
If you're interested in teaching in Mongolia you'll find that at the moment there is no requirement for degree level education. However, a TEFL Certificate will go a long way to help secure a decent job and you'll find that most schools will ask for a TEFL certificate.
It is possible for you to enter the country on a tourist visa and then have the visa changed (by your employer, who ought to have an understanding of Mongolian bureaucracy) to a work visa once a job has been secured.
TEFL Opportunities in Mongolia
There are many opportunities for both paid work and voluntary work in Mongolia. Although Russian remains the most widely spoken foreign language among older people, English is gaining popularity among the youth and demand for teachers is on the rise, especially among the girls (boys tend to favor more technical subjects).
The better paying jobs are almost exclusively located in the capital, Ulaanbaatar. There are dozens of small language schools which are in constant need of teachers. Jobs in the private sector usually range from $5 USD (€4, £3) to $10 USD (€8, £6) per hour or, on full time contracts, averaging about $800 USD (€633, £509) per month with accommodation provided.
The private high schools like to employ their staff well in advance of a new term but there is a very high drop-out rate for new staff from September – October so they are usually very keen to take on new teachers at any point after that. The language schools advertise in both the UB Post and the Mongol Messenger – the city's two English language weekly newspapers.
Briefly, a native English speaker ought to have no difficulties finding a job on arrival in the city – although it's probably best not to arrive on spec during July 10th – 13th during the Nadaam Festival and the height of the tourist season.
Monoglia has a number of growing businesses that are increasingly working with foreign markets – there are extremely good opportunities for freelance teachers to find work either by offering their services to the companies directly or by finding well-heeled students who want private lessons.
There are numerous international charities working in Mongolia, and somebody looking for worthwhile volunteer work out in the countryside (or teaching UB's many street children) ought to be able to find plenty of work.
Accommodation for TEFL Teachers in Mongolia
As mentioned, many employers in UB offer an apartment with the job. A former ICAL student writes:
"These ought to be of a decent size (i.e. a living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom) and they are usually located in somewhat dilapidated old soviet apartment blocks which I personally find full of character.
"The heating is provided by the city, and is not adjustable in the apartment. I'm not sure when it's switched on, but it goes off on May 15th. If you're paying rent then somewhere within decent reach of the city and in a block in reasonable repair ought to be around $300 USD (€237, £191) a month – there also are a great deal of secure luxury apartment blocks going to any price you might imagine – these tend to be the ones which advertise on the web and are marketed at people working in the mining industry and related concerns.
"If you are in the countryside, you may well be living in a ger – a round, felt-lined tent with a central stove. Not for those who need all mod-cons (running water, for example) but the only way to live for some – and surprisingly warm in the winter (provided the stove keeps burning)."
UB has a considerable dearth of English books. Mongolia's biggest bookstore has a few dozen tattered paperback airport thrillers printed in the 70s on sale at around $10 USD (€8, £6) each – the State Department Store recently stopped stocking paperback classics, and now just carries tour books and language guides. Bring a book!
Mongolians tend to work long hours, but they certainly like to unwind too. A tolerance for vodka is useful in Mongolia – especially in the countryside and at festival times – but it's worth noting that when offered a glass of vodka, you don't actually have to drink it – it is allowed to accept, take a sip or dip your ring finger in it, then pass the cup back. Mongolian people, city-dwellers and nomads both, love to sing when they get together – and whether whilst jolting around in a crammed-full bus, at a restaurant table, or in the circle of a ger in winter this is an absolutely wonderful experience. Mongolian traditional songs and music are incredible and people are brought up encouraged to sing.
Of course, UB has the full complement of nightclubs and bars – beer drinking is rising in competition to vodka, and the country has several excellent breweries (mostly run by Germans) brewing first class lagers. There are plenty of Chinese, Korean and European restaurants for those who aren't overly-keen on Mongolia's traditional food (which if you do find a liking for is both filling and cheap) – and also an American chain Mongolian Barbecue.
From UB there are spectacular mountains within a few hours bus or taxi journey (even walking distance) from the city – pine forests too. The country has a considerable variety of terrain – by no means all desert and steppe. If you like horse-riding there is no better place on earth for you to be.
Life in Ulaanbaatar
In many ways, life in Ulaanbaatar (UB) is not greatly different from life in modern cities anywhere in the world – people wear the latest fashions and listen to the latest pop music, there are internet cafes, ATM machines (although currently most only take VISA), restaurants selling pretty much every kind of food, shops selling DVDs and iPods, luxury apartment blocks springing up like mushrooms everywhere.
But there are differences – no McDonald's or KFC for starters (Mongolia's population is below the 5 million threshold that McD consider a sustainable market), temperatures of around -20C during the sunny winter days, people living in a ger (a round, felt tent) on the outskirts of the city (and sometimes right in the center) and people living underground in the city's aging soviet heating system through the colder months.
Traditional Mongolian food is great if you love boiled mutton and milk curds, otherwise people sometimes find the local diet a bit monotonous. In the city then you can buy western food in the supermarkets or in restaurants – in the country the high-fat content of the boiled mutton tends to serve its purpose through the sub-zero winter months.
Surviving the Mongolian Climate
Living in the city it is surprisingly easy to tough-out the winter in the coldest capital in the world. Indoors, of course, the heating is always on. Outdoors, whilst it might be -25C, there's very little wind in the winter and plenty of sunshine – if you wrap up well and keep moving it's easier to survive than a wet, gray, windy "summer" in Bradford… the skies are a deep blue, almost all winter long.
People with respiratory complaints should be aware that in the city pollution and smog is very extreme in the winters, and UB may well be one of the most air-polluted cities in the world.
Learning the Mongolian Culture
Mongolians are often proud people who value their individuality. From centuries of nomadic living there is a culture of both independence – being able to get by on one's own when needed – and inter-dependence – helping each other out, asking for something if you need it. I guess what I am hinting at is that there is sometimes a bit of an apparently ambivalent attitude to class study. Likewise, employers usually have a "deal with it" attitude to staff development. However, Mongolian people are usually easy-going in nature and easy to make good friends with, there is a general burning desire to learn English and Mongolians are certainly capable of hard work at times and are commonly willing to put in long hours at their jobs. There is a tendency for students (adult and child) to give up when they can't see the point of something. Mongolia is not high on the list of countries where punctuality is a valued trait. People very much enjoy the opportunity to speak with a native English speaker, but are less keen to just sit and listen to one drone on and on.
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Q: How to avoid my twitter account getting suspended? I am going to promote my product affiliate website through twitter, Where my activities are getting all the tweets based on some keywords(ex: Red shoe). Then ill reply to the tweet like "please check my link http://www.affliateexample.com/redshoe". Im having huge tweet data so planning to execute a cron file to reply all these tweets through my tweet application(php) . Is that a right way to do this work or this will get suspend my twitter account. Please advise on this...

A: No, what you're doing is considered spam by both the ToS (1, 2) and the users. Stop doing it.
For the record, I always report accounts that automatically mention me based on keywords. With me a thousand others. I think it's safe to assume that even if your account wouldn't get flagged automatically, enough users will click the report button for your account to get suspended.
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Saying the name of Yoshkeh
Home >Daily Halacha >Saying the name of Yoshkeh
May one say the name Jesus or Yeshu?
From the letter of the law, it is permitted to recite the name Jesus or Yeshu.[1] It is likewise permitted to write these names, as we find Gedolei Yisrael who wrote these names in their Sefarim.[2] Nevertheless, despite the letter of the law, the custom of all Jewry dating back many generations is to avoid saying these names and rather the term Oso Ish or Yoshka or Yoshke Pandre is used in its stead. One is not Heaven forefend to break this custom.[3]
May one say the word Christ?[4]
One is not to use this term as it connotes a Messiah and savior, and according to some even a deity, and so is the custom of all Jewry to not say this term.[5]
May one say the name Chris-mass?
No, and so is the custom. One is rather to use a epithet [i.e. nickname] such as Kratzmacht; Nittel, and the like. Seemingly, however, the term X-mass is not to be used, as the X is short for Ch***, and is used also by Christians as a formal name of the holiday.[6]
May one say the name Mary?[7]
From the letter of the law, it is permitted to do so[8], although G-d fearing Jews avoid saying this name [when in reference to the mother of Yoshka].
May one say the name Muhammad or other followers of Islam?
Yes, as the religion of Islam is a true monotheistic religion which carries no aspect of idolatry.
[1] The reason: As it is permitted to recite names of people who do not connote a deity and were later turned into a deity. [Yireim brought in Hagahos Maimanis Avodas Kochavim 5/3; Chavos Yair Teshuvah 1 Hasaga 11-12; Biur Hagr"a 147/3; Teshuvos Rav Ezriel Hildsheimer 180; See Mishneh Halachos 9/169]
[2] See Biur Hagr"a ibid; This name is mentioned in various places in the Gemara and Rambam end of Mishneh Torah-uncensored version; See Sanhedrin 43; 67; 105; 107; Avoda Zara 27; Yerushalmi Brachos 5/1; Rambam Melachim However see Teshuvos Rav Ezriel Hildsheimer 180 that no proof can be brought from here that these names may be recited as there is no prohibition to write the names, and rather the prohibition is simply to say them.
[3] Teshuvos Rav Ezriel Hildsheimer 180; See Mishneh Halachos 9/169
[5] Although we find Sefarim that write this term as well, nevertheless one cannot learn from them that it is permitted to say the names, as writing is more lenient than saying, as well as that it is permitted to write the names for learning purposes. [ibid]
[6] See here http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Xmass
[7] Chavos Yair Teshuvah 1 Hasaga 11-12
[8] The reason: In addition to all the reasons of allowance mentioned above regarding Yoshka, this woman is not worshiped or considered a G-d by even the Christians, and hence it has no relation to idolatry. [ibid]


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Troy has his birthday today - he is one!
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Solihull Council
Revealed - the top earners at Solihull Council
Several senior officers pick up more than £100,000
David IrwinLocal Democracy Reporter
Pay rates for Solihull Council's most senior officers have been revealed, with several drawing a salary of more than £100,000.
As previously revealed, chief executive Nick Page's rate for 2019/20 stands at £154,950 - which is around the same level as the Prime Minister.
And now the council has confirmed the pay-outs for the five directors who hold the posts immediately beneath Mr Page.
Solihull Council House (Image: David Irwin)
The rates for the current financial year, which started on April 1, are:
Director of resources and deputy chief executive - £131,602
Director of children's services and skills - £122,294
Director of managed growth and communities - £122,294
Director of adult care and support - £122,294
Director of public health - £97,338
Last month the TaxPayers' Alliance published its Town Hall Rich List, which seeks to shed a light on the salaries paid out in the top tiers of local government.
Council tax rise approved in Solihull
John O'Connell, chief executive of the pressure group, had said: "The average council tax bill has gone up by more than £900 over the last 20 years and spending has gone through the roof.
"Disappointingly, many local authorities are now responding to financial reality through further tax rises and reducing services rather than scaling back top pay."
Solihull Council's chief executive Nick Page.
The data, which dates from 2017/18, suggested that there were at least 2,441 council employees nationwide who received total remuneration in excess of £100,000.
The Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) approached Solihull Council to request a more up-to-date picture of the borough.
Solihull's new leader speaks about the changes ahead
While six officers were paid in excess of £100,000 according to the Taxpayers' Alliance council-by-council breakdown, the local authority's latest data suggests that five now fall into this category - with the director of public health just below the threshold.
Senior staff have nonetheless benefited from a four per cent increase in the new financial year.
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A Solihull Council spokesman said: "The increase in pay is due to the national pay awards for all staff employed by councils.
"Senior officers' salaries were increased by four per cent, whereas at the lower end of the pay scale, awards were higher.
"After review the Director of Public Health post was downgraded in line with the new appointment [the previous incumbent, Dr Stephen Munday, retired last year]."
The changes to the pay structure follow previous concerns about the gulf between the council's highest earners and lowest-paid employees.
The "shocking" gender imbalance of Birmingham public sector revealed
In April 2017, the highest paid picked up more than nine times the amount of employees at the bottom of the ladder.
Although last year the council's remuneration committee heard that recent pay increases had been "bottom-loaded" in an attempt to address the gulf.
Then chairman Robert Hulland had said: "[That is] so those on the lowest salaries get the better pay rises, I think we've seen up to nine per cent this year."
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Patentability of Computer Related or Implemented Inventions (CRIs or CIIs) in Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, and India
Mirandah Asia
India, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam July 3 2019
Patent legislation and practice in the patentability assessment of computer related or implemented inventions differ from country to country. "Computer Related Inventions" ("CRIs") or "Computer Implemented Inventions" ("CIIs") has been given an explicit definition in some countries such as in Philippines and India. These countries both define CRIs or CIIs as those inventions involving computers, computer networks, or other programmable apparatus, in which one or more features are realized by means of a computer program. On the other hand, in countries such as Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam, no definition is provided.
This article aims to demonstrate patentability assessment of CRIs or CIIs, based on each of the abovementioned country's current governing rules and regulations for patents, and guidelines for patent examination (where available).
Singapore's patent legislations do not expressly discuss CRIs or CIIs. However, the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore's ("IPOS") Examination Guidelines for Patent Applications of May 2016 sets out general principles on assessing patentability of these type of inventions.
In Section 8.6, "considering the actual contribution of claims directed to computer-implemented inventions (CIIs), Examiners should determine the extent to which the computer (or other technical features) contributes to the invention defined in the claims". Accordingly, "it must be established that said computer (or other technical features) defined in the claims, is integral to the invention such that the actual contribution constitutes said computer (or technical features)".
In Section 8.7, example of claims related to a "computer-implemented" business method would be deemed an invention "if the various technical features … interact with the steps of the business method (i) to a material extent; and (ii) in such a manner as to address a specific problem". A sample of a claim having a "material extent" is given wherein the claim recites "known hardware components for implementing a business method … but if the overall combination of the hardware provides, for example, a more secure environment for performing transactions, then the hardware would be regarded to interact with the business method to a material extent to address a specific problem", and the actual contribution of such claim which may be considered as an invention is "the use of that combination of hardware for the business method".
On the other hand, if the technical features in the claim are recited "such that they are no more than the workings of a standard operating system … such an interaction would not be considered to be a material extent and it is apparent that no specific problem is solved", the actual contribution thereof may be considered as the "business method", and the claimed subject matter would not be deemed as an "invention" by merely including the term "computer-implemented" or synonymous generic term.
Similarly in Indonesia, CRIs or CIIs has not been given definite context. Nevertheless, Indonesia's present patent law, the Law of the Republic of Indonesia No. 13 of July 28, 2016, on Patents (2016), explicitly excludes [in Chapter II Article 4d] "rules and methods that only contain computer programs". This is further elaborated by the law as a computer program without any character, technical effects, and solution to problems.
Also, the law illustrates pointers of which invention may be considered patentable in this area of technology. According to the law, if the computer program has characters (or instructions) that provide technical effect and function so as to produce a solution to a problem (whether tangible or intangible), such may be patentable.
An example would be an algorithm, which is defined as "an effective method expressed as a finite sequence of instructions that have been defined to compute a function". Given an initial state and initial input (possibly empty), these instructions gives a computation that when executed, processed through a sequence of defined limited condition(s), creates an "output" and stop at the end of the condition(s). Change of condition therein should not be deterministic, an example of which is a randomization algorithm using a random input. Another example that can be granted a patent is encrypting information by encoding or decoding such that the information cannot be deciphered by a third party.
Thailand and Vietnam
Similarly, definition of CRIs or CIIs has not been established in Thailand and Vietnam. The governing laws in both Thailand and Vietnam, namely, Patent Act B.E. 2522 (1979) as amended by Patent Act (No. 2) B.E. 2535 (1992) and Patent Act (No. 3) B.E. 2542 (1999) [Section 9], and Law on Intellectual Property [Article 59] respectively, exclude computer program per se from being protected. Hence, in Thailand, for example, a process claim containing a step realized by means of a computer program along with other important steps realized by other technical means may be deemed patentable.
In the Philippines, the Republic Act 8293 (IP Code) [Section 22.1 to 22.2] and the Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations for Patents (Revised IRR) [Rule 202(a) to 202(e)], exclude discoveries, mathematical methods, schemes, rules and methods of playing games or doing business, programs for computers, and etc.
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines released their Guidelines on the Examination of Information Communications Technology (ICT) and Computer-Implemented Inventions on January 2018. These guidelines define CRIs or CIIs as "one which involves computers, computer networks or other programmable apparatus whereby prima facie one or more of the features of the claimed invention are realized by means of a program or programs". The purpose of the guidelines is to assist Patent Examiners in the examination of patent applications for inventions in ICT and CIIs. The guidelines suggest that substantive sense of CIIs is no different than other types of inventions.
The important feature of these guidelines is a subject matter eligibility test for CIIs. Such test includes determining whether a claim with a combination of excluded subject matter and technical means (or hardware) constitutes a "technical character". Technical character is considered as "the kind that involves a technical teaching (i.e., an instruction addressed to a skilled person as to how to solve a particular technical problem using particular technical means)". Subject matter eligibility test and guide steps/questions/factors in determining thereof [in Section 4.3 Page 11, Step 3 Page 14 to Step 4 Page 15], examples of the same [in Section 6], and other factors such as assessing the Novelty, Inventive Step (with illustrative examples) of this type of invention [in Sections 7 to 8], have been comprehensively laid in the guidelines.
In India, the Patents (Amendment) Act, 2002 [Section 3] excludes a "mathematical method", "business method", "computer programme per se", or "algorithms".
India's Revised Guidelines for Examination of CRIs (of 2017) consciously defines CRIs as "inventions which involve the use of computers, computer networks or other programmable apparatus and include such inventions having one or more features of which are realized wholly or partially by means of a computer programme or programmes". The revised guidelines was intended for uniformity and consistency in examination of CRIs, and to bring out clarity in the exclusions under section 3(k) of the Patents Act, for expeditious examination of CRIs by the Indian Patent Office. The revised guidelines also augmented definitions to the Patents Act, for the above excluded subject matters.
The revised guidelines state that examination procedure of CRIs is same as with other inventions. However, it focuses on the determination of the subject matter that relates to one of the excluded categories. It also highlighted that claims must be examined on its "substance" [in Section 4.4.4]. It also set forth pointers on how to determine if a means plus function claims of CRIs are not patentable [in Section 4.4.5], where claims directed to a mathematical method are not patentable contrary to claims with mathematical formula present that may be patentable [in Section 4.5.1], where claims directed to subject matter essentially carrying out a business method and thus are not patentable [in Section 4.5.2]. Examples where claims are directed to "computer programme" per se or "algorithms" [in Section 4.5.3 to 4.5.4] and hence are not patentable were also shown.
Patent legislation and procedures for CRIs and CIIs in each jurisdiction have similarities, differences, and salient features. To date, the Philippines and India recently updated their procedures for determining the patentability of such inventions, allowing a room for subject matters in grey area to be assessed if they still possess any patentable aspect. On the other hand, no amendments with regards to CRIs and CIIs have been made to the rules and procedures of other countries. As CRIs and CIIs rapidly advances with time, it is fascinating to observe how these laws and policies per country will adjust so as to adapt with these fast phasing fields. It is also interesting how rules and procedures for these areas will be attuned to allow protection for cutting edge technologies.
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REITs Outperform Broader Equity Market
U.S. REITs continued to outperform the broader equity market through the first four months of 2016, the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT) reported. The FTSE NAREIT All REITs Index, the broadest measure of the U.S. REIT market including both Equity REITs and Mortgage REITs, delivered a 4.09 percent total return for the first four months of the year. The FTSE NAREIT All Equity REITs Index delivered a 3.92 percent total return for the period, and the total return of the FTSE NAREIT Mortgage REITs Index was 6.05 percent. By comparison, the total return of the S&P 500 in the first four months of the year was 1.74 percent.
On a 1-year basis ended April 30, the FTSE NAREIT All REITs Index delivered a total return of 7.39 percent; the total return of the FTSE NAREIT All Equity REITs Index was 8.11 percent; and the FTSE NAREIT Mortgage REITs Index delivered a negative total return of 4.92 percent. The S&P 500's total return for the 12 months ended April 30 was 1.21 percent.
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(KUTV) Bail will be set Friday for a Roy man accused of killing his wife.
Dennis Chamberlain, 74, is charged with first-degree murder. Prosecutors say Chamberlain killed his wife in February.
They claim he bought an assisted suicide manual then used chemicals, bags and hoses to make her death look natural.
A judge will set bail and hear evidence in the case to decide if it should go to trial Friday.