Dominion Brewing in Delaware and Dawson's Liquors in Maryland have collaborated on a beer they call Monk Czech, a Czech Pilsner inspired Belgian-style Ale. A press release states there's a legend that a beer like this was first brewed in 1840 using black market malt smuggled out of Plzeň by monks. This brewer/retailer collaboration utilizes Saaz, Tradition, Motueka and Nelson Sauvin hops and pilsner malt for a 5.2% ABV beer with 45 IBUs. The beer is fermented with a Belgian yeast, imparting fruity aromas and flavors, as well as a restrained spiciness.
– Kona Brewing in Hawaii has renamed Wailua Wheat, simply calling it Wailua Ale and making it available in all 36 states where Kona beers are sold. First brewed in Hawiia as Kiliko'i Wheat, the beer is made with real passion fruit. It contains 5.4% ABV and 15 IBUs.
– Full Sail Brewing made Pacific Northwest Wit using the hops it received as a partner in Ales for ALS. The Hood River brewery is one of 38 participaing in the campaign that supports of the ALS Therapy Development Institute's mission to discover and develop effective treatments for ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Participating brewers receive a special blend of experimental hops donated by both B.T. Loftus Ranches and Hopunion. From these hops each participating brewery brewed a unique beer, donating a portion of the sales to ALS TDI. "Our brewers got creative for a great cause and brewed a Pacific Northwest Wit. It's a mash up of different influences resulting in a delicious, complex, refreshing pint that blurs traditional style categories," said Barney Brennan, the company's brewery supervistor. The 6%, 65 IBU beer will be available exclusively on tap at Full Sail's Tasting Room and Pub in Hood River, Oregon.
– Having learned a lesson in 2012, Alaskan Brewing produced plenty more of its seasona; Alaskan Raspberry Wheat Ale this year. It took the brewery's gift shop only an hour last year to sell out of the entire initial bottling. Brewers use more than 3,000 pounds of real raspberries in making the Raspberry Wheat, which in 2010 was the inaugural release in Alaskan's Pilot Series. "There are almost fifty types of wild berries in the state," said Alaskan brewer Jessie Perry, "so they've long been a staple in the diet of both Alaskans and the many bears that live here. Brewing a beer that features some of our favorite berries is a natural fit." With additional beer on hand, the brewery planned to celebrate the release with a pancake feed, featuring raspberry syrup and special flapjacks prepared by its Brew Crew.


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Radix Omnium Malorum Avaritia
Originally on my Web site I posted something similar to the following:
Whereas an interest in one's philosophical foundation seems these days to surrender to sound bites, simple rhetoric, and ideology, it is still an imperative when discussing human capital sustainability. Therefore, I shall divide the issue into three axes, each with diametric opposites at either end. These axes are love – greed, connection – isolation, and life – death, and are illustrated in the figure below:
From an historical perspective these axes seem to have always been in play. For example, when the universe first came into being, the big bang, it expanded for a short while and then almost immediately began to run down, that is, to succumb to the force of entropy. But just recently in the history of the universe life emerged on planet Earth, the little bang, and against all odds, even against the force of entropy, life began to run up, to escape to higher and higher orders of complexity, processing and organization. Life was then and continues now to be syntropic, that is, anti-entropic. Individual life forms may die, but life as a whole continues in an upward spiral of greater function and complexity. (From this perspective, for example, it would be erroneous to argue whether or not life begins at birth because life began eons ago and should continue unbroken into the future. Some even argue that the purpose of the universe is to foster life and its advancement, the strong anthropic principle. Therefore, the beginning of life was when life began and the only end of life would be the utter end of life everywhere.)
Once life was up and running, genetic evolution eventually led to memetic evolution in the form of intelligence and communication, and ultimately humanity's genes and memes gave rise to phemes, or wisdom. Over the course of history humanity has done a marvelous job of transferring its genes and a fair-to-middling job of transferring memes, but it has really botched the job of transferring and disseminating phemes. However, this is a subject for another section.
For now suffice it to say that love, connection, and life appear to be essential ingredients of syntropy whereas death, isolation, and greed fall within the critical mix of entropy. This is not to say that one group is always good and the other always bad, or that one always represents syntropy and the other entropy. But for the most part these key ingredients define entropy and syntropy most of the time.
Therefore, the essential philosophical foundation for human capital sustainability, at least on these pages, will be grounded in the primary aspects of syntropy, i.e. love, life, and connection. Other similar ethics will certainly come into play, but these are the syntropic triad upon which they will be built. In aggregate, unfortunately, America appears to have spent several decades leaping into the gaping chasm of entropy, having strolled towards it for at least forty years and sprinted towards it for the past eight. This must change absolutely.
The only difference was that I used the word fear in the original text instead of greed. Having grown up in the psychological community, it was almost de rigueur to think of fear as the opposite of love. But love is such a big category and fear is rather small. And, at times fear is appropriate.
The notion of fear being the opposite of love was starting to feel wrong and worrying about it a real nuisance. If love could contain so many things that were good; compassion, generosity, kindness, peacefulness, forgiveness, etc., then what was an equally large category into which most of the bad things fit?
A PBS presentation on the seven deadly sins provided an answer. Although the seven deadly sins were never in the Bible, they had come to be considered by many spiritual authorities to be characteristic of the most common set of bad behaviors among we humans. But the sin that they consider to be the father of all sins, and to contain within it the seeds of all the others, was greed. And greed was the bad behavior bucket that I was looking for. Fear is merely a tool greed uses to get what it wants. Greed is the big enchilada. Greed is what has brought our ecosystem, economy, government, and society to the brink of disaster. And it doesn't just exist at the top of the economic ladder, although the top has a disproportionate share.
Most citizens in America now demand that their merchandise be purchased at absolutely the lowest price while simultaneously demanding that they get the highest return on their investments – regardless of the cost imposed on other people or the planet (Reich, 2007). The herding instinct, when manifesting greed or fear, is what makes the market behave so erratically; when one person gets scared most everyone else gets scared; when one person gets greedy so does most everyone else (Ferguson, 2008; Shiller, 2000). Smart crowds do not operate well in this environment and they most likely never will (Surowiecki, 2004). When we spend most of our time and resources on quid pro quo and caveat emptor there is little time left over for summum bonum.
And we behave badly because this is what most of us have been taught. The classical and neo-classical creed have been drilled into our little consumer minds. The Market and unrestricted Capitalism, we are told, will work through an invisible hand to produce maximum benefit for everyone. Misquoted and misunderstood, Adam Smith is cited as the venerable father of this philosophy. But capitalism wasn't even in the lexicon when he was writing his tomes on the economy, and the invisible hand only worked in the local market economies that he studied.
In the past people had better information, because things were not that complex, and they could deal with local bankers, suppliers, and producers on an eyeball-to-eyeball basis. At that time it was in the self interest of the provider to take care of the customer. In the past the rich rubbed elbows with the poor on a daily basis. At that time it was in the interest of the wealthy to protect their sensibilities by providing for the less fortunate. But now things are different. Neither honest business nor charity thrive when the wealthy are cocooned and live separate lives or when the banker, investor, supplier, manufacturer, etc. live at great distances from their customers. We are no longer, if we ever were, perfectly informed, purely self-interested, and perfectly rational – nor is the market free. There is no perfect competition and large businesses are forever the recipients of tax breaks, favoritism, protection, subsidy, and so on. Therefore, greed has been left to run rampant and unfettered, and what most of us are now experiencing in our tattered economy is the result. The invisible hand moved to coddle the rich, strike down the poor, and squeeze out the middle class.
So greed is a bad thing, even in small amounts, and has no laudable rationale. It is also the progenitor of many if not all of the subsequent bad behaviors that we exhibit as individuals and as a society – and this truth has been know for a long, long time. The Bible has often been misquoted by the anti-Herans as proposing that, "Money is the root of all evil." Some will then correct them by noting, "No, it says that the love of money is the root of all evil." But, in fact, the original Aramaic reads, "Radix omnium malorum avaritia," or "The root of all evil is avarice."
Recently Barack Obama has made a point of telling Americans that we must work together to love each other better, to make life richer, and to focus on the non-monetary things that improve our quality of life. But this will not happen until America gets over its case of addictive greed. For far too long we have worshiped greed as a virtue. It's time to turn our backs on it and recognize it as the deadly vice that it truly is.
Ferguson, N. (2008). The ascent of money: A financial history of the world. New York: The Penguin Press.
Reich, R. B. (2007). Supercapitalism: The transformation of business, democracy,
and everyday life. New York: Knopf
Shiller, R. J. (2000). Irrational Exuberance. New York: Broadway Books.
Surowiecki, J. (2004). The wisdom of crowds: Why the many are smarter than the few and how collective wisdom shapes business, economies, societies, and nations. New York: Doubleday.
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Lazard Ltd (NYSE:LAZ) today announced several leadership appointments, effective June 1, 2019. Alexander F. Stern, currently Chief Executive Officer of Financial Advisory and Chief Operating Officer of Lazard, will become President of Lazard. Peter R. Orszag, currently Head of M&A, North America, will become Chief Executive Officer of Financial Advisory. Alexandra Soto, in addition to her current role as Chief Operating Officer of Financial Advisory, will become Group Executive, Human Capital and Workplace Innovation.
As President, Mr. Stern will be responsible for refining and implementing Lazard's growth strategy, as well as its technology initiatives. He will work closely with Mr. Jacobs, Ashish Bhutani, Lazard's Chief Executive Officer of Asset Management, Vice Chairman and a member of Lazard's Board, and Lazard's newly formed Strategic Growth Committee, which will consist of senior members of Asset Management, Financial Advisory and the Company.
Mr. Stern will also effect the transition of his Financial Advisory responsibilities to Mr. Orszag. Mr. Orszag will lead our Financial Advisory business, which just completed its fourth consecutive year of record revenue, with a mandate to reinforce and expand the industry's leading global independent advisory franchise.
Ms. Soto will assume her additional responsibilities in this new corporate executive role as Group Executive, Human Capital and Workplace Innovation. Her mission will be to make Lazard the preeminent place to work for the best people in the financial services industry.
Mr. Stern, based in New York, joined Lazard in 1994. He has served as Chief Operating Officer of Lazard since November 2008 and as Chief Executive Officer of Financial Advisory since 2015. Mr. Orszag, based in New York, was named head of M&A for North America in 2018, after joining Lazard as a Vice Chairman in 2016. Mr. Orszag served as the Director of the Office of Management and Budget in the Obama Administration, after which he joined Citigroup. Ms. Soto, currently based in London, joined Lazard in Paris in 1993, and has focused primarily on cross-border investment banking. She was named Chief Operating Officer of Financial Advisory in 2018.
Lazard, one of the world's preeminent financial advisory and asset management firms, operates from 43 cities across 27 countries in North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, Central and South America. With origins dating to 1848, the firm provides advice on mergers and acquisitions, strategic matters, restructuring and capital structure, capital raising and corporate finance, as well as asset management services to corporations, partnerships, institutions, governments and individuals. For more information on Lazard, please visit www.lazard.com. Follow Lazard at @Lazard.


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{-# LANGUAGE MultiParamTypeClasses #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeSynonymInstances, FlexibleInstances #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell, QuasiQuotes #-}
{-# LANGUAGE RankNTypes #-}
{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}
{- |
Module      :  Routes.Routes
Copyright   :  (c) Anupam Jain 2013
License     :  MIT (see the file LICENSE)

Maintainer  :  ajnsit@gmail.com
Stability   :  experimental
Portability :  non-portable (uses ghc extensions)

This package provides typesafe URLs for Wai applications.
-}
module Routes.Routes
    ( -- * Quasi Quoters
      parseRoutes            -- | Parse Routes declared inline
    , parseRoutesFile        -- | Parse routes declared in a file
    , parseRoutesNoCheck     -- | Parse routes declared inline, without checking for overlaps
    , parseRoutesFileNoCheck -- | Parse routes declared in a file, without checking for overlaps

    -- * Template Haskell methods
    , mkRoute
    , mkRouteSub

    -- * Dispatch
    , routeDispatch
    , customRouteDispatch

    -- * URL rendering and parsing
    , showRoute
    , showRouteQuery
    , readRoute

    -- * Application Handlers
    , Handler
    , HandlerS

    -- * As of Wai 3, Application datatype now follows continuation passing style
    --   A `ResponseHandler` represents a continuation passed to the application
    , ResponseHandler

    -- * Generated Datatypes
    , Routable(..)           -- | Used internally. However needs to be exported for TH to work.
    , RenderRoute(..)        -- | A `RenderRoute` instance for your site datatype is automatically generated by `mkRoute`
    , ParseRoute(..)         -- | A `ParseRoute` instance for your site datatype is automatically generated by `mkRoute`
    , RouteAttrs(..)         -- | A `RouteAttrs` instance for your site datatype is automatically generated by `mkRoute`

    -- * Accessing Request Data
    , Env(..)
    , RequestData            -- | An abstract representation of the request data. You can get the wai request object by using `waiReq`
    , waiReq                 -- | Extract the wai `Request` object from `RequestData`
    , nextApp                -- | Extract the next Application in the stack
    , currentRoute           -- | Extract the current `Route` from `RequestData`
    , runNext                -- | Run the next application in the stack

    -- * Not exported outside wai-routes
    , runHandler
    , readQueryString
    )
    where

-- Wai
import Network.Wai (ResponseReceived, Middleware, Application, pathInfo, requestMethod, requestMethod, Response, Request(..))
import Network.HTTP.Types (Query, decodePath, encodePath, queryTextToQuery, queryToQueryText)

-- Routes
import Routes.Class (Route, RenderRoute(..), ParseRoute(..), RouteAttrs(..))
import Routes.Parse (parseRoutes, parseRoutesNoCheck, parseRoutesFile, parseRoutesFileNoCheck, parseType)
import Routes.TH (mkRenderRouteInstance, mkParseRouteInstance, mkRouteAttrsInstance, mkDispatchClause, ResourceTree(..), MkDispatchSettings(..), defaultGetHandler)

-- Text and Bytestring
import Data.ByteString (ByteString)
import Data.Text (Text)
import Data.Text.Encoding (encodeUtf8, decodeUtf8)
import Blaze.ByteString.Builder (toByteString)

-- TH
import Language.Haskell.TH.Syntax

-- Convenience
import Control.Arrow (second)
import Data.Maybe (fromMaybe)

-- An abstract request
data RequestData master = RequestData
  { waiReq  :: Request
  , nextApp :: Application
  , currentRoute :: Maybe (Route master)
  }

-- AJ: Experimental
type ResponseHandler = (Response -> IO ResponseReceived) -> IO ResponseReceived

-- Wai uses Application :: Wai.Request -> ResponseHandler
-- However, instead of Request, we use RequestData which has more information
type App master = RequestData master -> ResponseHandler

data Env sub master = Env
  { envMaster   :: master
  , envSub      :: sub
  , envToMaster :: Route sub -> Route master
  }

-- | Run the next application in the stack
runNext :: App master
runNext req = nextApp req $ waiReq req

-- | A `Handler` generates an App from the master datatype
type Handler sub = forall master. RenderRoute master => HandlerS sub master
type HandlerS sub master = Env sub master -> App sub

-- | Generates everything except actual dispatch
mkRouteData :: String -> [ResourceTree String] -> Q [Dec]
mkRouteData typName routes = do
  let typ = parseType typName
  let rname = mkName $ "_resources" ++ typName
  let resourceTrees = map (fmap parseType) routes
  eres <- lift routes
  let resourcesDec =
          [ SigD rname $ ListT `AppT` (ConT ''ResourceTree `AppT` ConT ''String)
          , FunD rname [Clause [] (NormalB eres) []]
          ]
  rinst <- mkRenderRouteInstance [] typ resourceTrees
  pinst <- mkParseRouteInstance [] typ resourceTrees
  ainst <- mkRouteAttrsInstance [] typ resourceTrees
  return $ concat [ [ainst]
                  , [pinst]
                  , resourcesDec
                  , rinst
                  ]

instanceD :: Cxt -> Type -> [Dec] -> Dec
#if MIN_VERSION_template_haskell(2,11,0)
instanceD = InstanceD Nothing
#else
instanceD = InstanceD
#endif

-- | Generates a 'Routable' instance and dispatch function
mkRouteDispatch :: String -> [ResourceTree String] -> Q [Dec]
mkRouteDispatch typName routes = do
  let typ = parseType typName
  disp <- mkRouteDispatchClause routes
  return [instanceD []
          (ConT ''Routable `AppT` typ `AppT` typ)
          [FunD (mkName "dispatcher") [disp]]]

-- | Same as mkRouteDispatch but for subsites
mkRouteSubDispatch :: String -> String -> [ResourceTree a] -> Q [Dec]
mkRouteSubDispatch typName constraint routes = do
  let typ = parseType typName
  disp <- mkRouteDispatchClause routes
  master <- newName "master"
  -- We don't simply use parseType for GHC 7.8 (TH-2.9) compatibility
  -- ParseType only works on Type (not Pred)
  -- In GHC 7.10 (TH-2.10) onwards, Pred is aliased to Type
  className <- lookupTypeName constraint
  -- Check if this is a classname or a type
  let contract = maybe (error $ "Unknown typeclass " ++ show constraint) (getContract master) className
  return [instanceD [contract]
          (ConT ''Routable `AppT` typ `AppT` VarT master)
          [FunD (mkName "dispatcher") [disp]]]
  where
    getContract master className =
#if MIN_VERSION_template_haskell(2,10,0)
      ConT className `AppT` VarT master
#else
      ClassP className [VarT master]
#endif

-- Helper that creates the dispatch clause
mkRouteDispatchClause :: [ResourceTree a] -> Q Clause
mkRouteDispatchClause =
  mkDispatchClause MkDispatchSettings
    { mdsRunHandler    = [| runHandler    |]
    , mdsSubDispatcher = [| subDispatcher |]
    , mdsGetPathInfo   = [| getPathInfo   |]
    , mdsMethod        = [| getReqMethod  |]
    , mdsSetPathInfo   = [| setPathInfo   |]
    , mds404           = [| app404        |]
    , mds405           = [| app405        |]
    , mdsGetHandler    = defaultGetHandler
    , mdsUnwrapper     = return
    }

-- | Generates all the things needed for efficient routing.
-- Including your application's `Route` datatype,
-- `RenderRoute`, `ParseRoute`, `RouteAttrs`, and `Routable` instances.
-- Use this for everything except subsites
mkRoute :: String -> [ResourceTree String] -> Q [Dec]
mkRoute typName routes = do
  dat <- mkRouteData typName routes
  disp <- mkRouteDispatch typName routes
  return (disp++dat)

-- TODO: Also allow using the master datatype name directly, instead of a constraint class
-- | Same as mkRoute, but for subsites
mkRouteSub :: String -> String -> [ResourceTree String] -> Q [Dec]
mkRouteSub typName constraint routes = do
  dat <- mkRouteData typName routes
  disp <- mkRouteSubDispatch typName constraint routes
  return (disp++dat)

-- | A `Routable` instance can be used in dispatching.
--   An appropriate instance for your site datatype is
--   automatically generated by `mkRoute`.
class Routable sub master where
  dispatcher :: HandlerS sub master

-- | Generates the application middleware from a `Routable` master datatype
routeDispatch :: Routable master master => master -> Middleware
routeDispatch = customRouteDispatch dispatcher

-- | Like routeDispatch but generates the application middleware from a custom dispatcher
customRouteDispatch :: HandlerS master master -> master -> Middleware
-- TODO: Should this have master master instead of sub master?
-- TODO: Verify that this plays well with subsites
-- Env master master is converted to Env sub master by subDispatcher
-- Route information is filled in by runHandler
customRouteDispatch customDispatcher master def req = customDispatcher (_masterToEnv master) RequestData{waiReq=req, nextApp=def, currentRoute=Nothing}

-- | Render a `Route` and Query parameters to Text
showRouteQuery :: RenderRoute master => Route master -> [(Text,Text)] -> Text
showRouteQuery r q = uncurry _encodePathInfo $ second (map (second Just) . (++ q)) $ renderRoute r

-- | Renders a `Route` as Text
showRoute :: RenderRoute master => Route master -> Text
showRoute = uncurry _encodePathInfo . second (map $ second Just) . renderRoute

_encodePathInfo :: [Text] -> [(Text, Maybe Text)] -> Text
-- Slightly hackish: Convert "" into "/"
_encodePathInfo [] = _encodePathInfo [""]
_encodePathInfo segments = decodeUtf8 . toByteString . encodePath segments . queryTextToQuery

-- | Read a route from Text
-- Returns Nothing if Route reading failed. Just route otherwise
readRoute :: ParseRoute master => Text -> Maybe (Route master)
readRoute = parseRoute . second readQueryString . decodePath . encodeUtf8

-- | Convert a Query to the format expected by parseRoute
readQueryString :: Query -> [(Text, Text)]
readQueryString = map (second (fromMaybe "")) . queryToQueryText

-- PRIVATE

-- Get the request method from a RequestData
getReqMethod :: RequestData master -> ByteString
getReqMethod = requestMethod . waiReq

-- Get the path info from a RequestData
getPathInfo :: RequestData master -> [Text]
getPathInfo = pathInfo . waiReq

-- Set the path info in a RequestData
setPathInfo :: [Text] -> RequestData master -> RequestData master
setPathInfo p reqData = reqData { waiReq = (waiReq reqData){pathInfo=p} }

-- Baked in applications that handle 404 and 405 errors
-- On no matching route, skip to next application
app404 :: HandlerS sub master
app404 _master = runNext

-- On matching route, but no matching http method, skip to next application
-- This allows a later route to handle methods not implemented by the previous routes
app405 :: HandlerS sub master
app405 _master = runNext

-- Run a route handler function
-- Currently all this does is populate the route into RequestData
-- But it may do more in the future
runHandler
    :: HandlerS sub master
    -> Env sub master
    -> Maybe (Route sub)
    -> App sub
runHandler h env route reqdata = h env reqdata{currentRoute=route}

-- Run a route subsite handler function
subDispatcher
    :: Routable sub master
    => (HandlerS sub master -> Env sub master -> Maybe (Route sub) -> App sub)
    -> (master -> sub)
    -> (Route sub -> Route master)
    -> Env master master
    -> App master
subDispatcher _runhandler getSub toMasterRoute env reqData = dispatcher env' reqData'
  where
    env' = _envToSub getSub toMasterRoute env
    reqData' = reqData{currentRoute=Nothing}
    -- qq (k,mv) = (decodeUtf8 k, maybe "" decodeUtf8 mv)
    -- req = waiReq reqData

_masterToEnv :: master -> Env master master
_masterToEnv master = Env master master id

_envToSub :: (master -> sub) -> (Route sub -> Route master) -> Env master master -> Env sub master
_envToSub getSub toMasterRoute env = Env master sub toMasterRoute
  where
    master = envMaster env
    sub = getSub master

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Consumers' FAQs on copyright: when you can use a work protected by copyright created by another?
Published 29th March 2017
There has been published a very useful guide for consumers and for anyone who is curious about copyright. This guide explains different things, relating to IP rights, in simple way. The project has been commissioned by the European Union intellectual property office.
The Guide aims to give 'answers to the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) average consumers have in relation to copyright for all twenty-eight EU Member States.' The present Summary Report highlights the convergences and differences in national copyright laws in relation to the 15 consumer questions.
Using a work protected by copyright will not necessarily amount to copyright infringement: first, the rights holder may authorise uses of his or her work in the framework of copyright contracts, or of 'open content' licences. Furthermore, most jurisdictions allow certain uses without the explicit authorisation of the rights holder. Commonly, these uses are said to fall under 'exceptions and limitations' to copyright. While such limitations or defences exist in all Member States, their scope and modalities of application vary across the EU.
Quotation is one example of these 'free uses'. EU law suggests that Member States (may) permit 'quotations for purposes such as criticism or review, provided that they relate to a work or other subject-matter which has already been lawfully made available to the public, that, unless this turns out to be impossible, the source, including the author's name, is indicated, and that their use is in accordance with fair practice, and to the extent required by the specific purpose'.
Explanations of how rights holders may authorise consumers to use their work vary. As regards uses in the online environment, uses are typically allowed through licensing agreements, for example, in the form of terms and conditions of a website or standard licences incorporated in a document or file. Common examples are services that offer uses against remuneration, or 'Creative Commons' or open content licences that allow certain uses without remuneration.
Consumers are advised to read the terms of a licence agreement carefully, since not all types of uses are necessarily allowed. Indeed, the terms of a licensing agreement usually specify under what conditions a work can be used: rights holders may resort to a standard agreement (e.g. Creative Commons licences) or an agreement tailored to the individual needs of the parties; the licence can be exclusive or non-exclusive; and conditions of use relating to territory, duration, and costs should be stated clearly. Often, written form of a licensing agreement is a requirement. In Spain 'implied' licences could in theory be 'inferred from the facts – for instance, with an icon to "re-tweet" content available online', although there appears to be no relevant case-law.
Beside uses authorised by the rights holder, all Member States allow a certain number of uses without authorisation. The terminology for these types of uses diverges among Member States. Experts frequently speak of 'exceptions and limitations' (see, e.g. BG, CZ, FR, HR, IT, LT, LU, NL, SK, FI), 'compulsory licences' (CZ), 'limitations' (DE, ES), 'exceptions' (MT), or 'defences' (UK).
Generally, 'the law allows [certain uses of protected works, such as] the use of a work for private purposes, quote, training and research purposes […]'. An exception especially relevant for consumers is the so-called private copying exception. It does not exist in all Member States, and the conditions and the scope of the exception vary.
In the United Kingdom, 'certain exceptions under UK copyright law only apply if the use of the work is a "fair dealing". There is no statutory definition of fair dealing – it will always be a matter of fact, degree and impression in each case. The question to be asked is: how would a fair-minded and honest person have dealt with the work?' The concept of fair dealing also exists in Ireland and Cyprus. Cypriot law establishes both a flexible fair dealing clause and a closed list of specific exceptions.
All Member States allow quotations. EU law sets out various conditions for lawful quotations. A quote must relate to a work or other subject matter that has already been made available lawfully to the public. The extent should be justified by the specific purpose of the quote, and the use should be in accordance with fair practice. Whenever possible, the source, including the author's name, must be indicated. Several experts note that the purpose of the quote should be criticism or review, information or education. In Cyprus, the 'purposes for which quotations can be made are not strictly defined by the law and, therefore, quotations can be made for various purposes.'
Regarding the length of the quote, some experts mention that only fragments of the work may be used (see, e.g. DK, ES, FR, LU). In view of specific categories, the entire work may be quoted in Slovenia (photographs, works of fine arts, architecture, applied art, industrial design, cartography). Sometimes, only literary and scientific works, and not works of art, may be quoted.
Some national laws add that the use should not prejudice the economic interests of the rights holder (IE), for example, not 'erode the economic value of the quoted works substantially' (AT), or damage the normal commercial use of the work (IT, LV, RO). In Germany, a quote may 'not simply be the addition of supplementary thoughts to one's work; a merely associative reference does not suffice'.
Regarding the nature/contents of the quote, the 'idea of the work as a whole which is being quoted must be conveyed correctly' in Estonia. In Finland and Germany, there must be a true, internal relation between the quoted part and the quoting work. In Sweden, the quote may not be prejudicial to the author's artistic reputation or individuality.
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We study the dynamic initiation, propagation and arrest of a 2-D in-plane shear rupture by solving the elastodynamic equation by using both a boundary integral equation method and a finite difference approach. For both methods we adopt different constitutive laws: a slip-weakening (SW) law, with constant weakening rate, and rate- and state-dependent friction laws (Dieterich–Ruina). Our numerical procedures allow the use of heterogeneous distributions of constitutive parameters along the fault for both formulations. We first compare the two solution methods with an SW law, emphasizing the required stability conditions to achieve a good resolution of the cohesive zone and to avoid artificial complexity in the solutions. Our modelling results show that the two methods provide very similar time histories of dynamic source parameters. We point out that, if a careful control of resolution and stability is performed, the two methods yield identical solutions. We have also compared the rupture evolution resulting from an SW and a rate- and state-dependent friction law. This comparison shows that despite the different constitutive formulations, a similar behaviour is simulated during the rupture propagation and arrest. We also observe a crack tip bifurcation and a jump in rupture velocity (approaching the P-wave speed) with the Dieterich–Ruina (DR) law. The rupture arrest at a barrier (high strength zone) and the barrier-healing mechanism are also reproduced by this law. However, this constitutive formulation allows the simulation of a more general and complex variety of rupture behaviours. By assuming different heterogeneous distributions of the initial constitutive parameters, we are able to model a barrier-healing as well as a self-healing process. This result suggests that if the heterogeneity of the constitutive parameters is taken into account, the different healing mechanisms can be simulated. We also study the nucleation phase duration Tn, defined as the time necessary for the crack to reach the half-length lc. We compare the Tn values resulting from distinct simulations calculated using different constitutive laws and different sets of constitutive parameters. Our results confirm that the DR law provides a different description of the nucleation process than the SW law adopted in this study. We emphasize that the DR law yields a complete description of the rupture process, which includes the most prominent features of SW.


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Arrival Review
November 21, 2016 / skoce
Arrival is the next in the recent spat of thoughtful, adult sci-fi, following in the footsteps of films like Gravity, The Martian, and Interstellar. While it isn't the crowd pleaser that The Martian was nor does it go as big as Interstellar, Arrival is maybe the most successful of those movies. It is genuinely thoughtful and intelligent, though it can't quite stick the landing with the same confidence that pulls the viewer through the rest of the movie, a problem it shares with the other movies mentioned.
The movie stars Amy Adams as a linguist who is recruited by the military to help them deal with mysterious alien "shells" that have appeared in the sky in a dozen places around the world. She is teamed with Jeremy Renner, playing a physicist, as they try to translate from a completely alien form of communication. It mostly becomes a slow procedural, as Louise breaks down language to its smallest components to try to have a way of speaking with the aliens, dubbed hectapods. Meanwhile, all around the world people's trigger fingers get itchy the longer things go without learning the alien's purpose on earth
Arrival is a movie about communication. That guides the central plot, with Adam's Louise and Renner's Ian trying to talk with the alien hectapods that have shown up on earth as it likewise runs through all of the side plots with the world's reaction to the mysterious aliens in our midst. Communicating can be difficult, with people who speak the same language, let alone a different one or beings that treat language as something different altogether. At first many of the effected countries work together, but as things get more tense and possibly more dangerous, the start to cut themselves off. It is the worst thing that can happen Arrival posits, since open communication is the only way to solve problems. It is telling that the plots central conflict is solved with a phone call. It is also telling that the most heinous act committed is spurred by brain dead political commentators. It is also telling that in the slowly unfolding story of Louise and her child that what drove her and her husband apart was also communication based. Louise chooses to not share information and when it finally came to light it drove them apart.
Enjoyment of this film all comes down to how the viewer takes the twist in the back third. The movie expertly lays the groundwork for its twist, so it is at the same time surprising and completely logical. Still, it is a massive change to how things proceed. Louise's expertise with language eventually leads to her deciphering their circular method of writing, which ties back into the movie's other theme of time. It opens with narration that humanity is too focused on sequence and by the end it escapes that trap.
Usually a movie with this sort of cerebral is also somewhat cold, but Arrival is a thoughtful, intelligent film that is also really emotional. Unlike last year's Interstellar, which tried for the same thing, Arrival makes each part feel like it was earned. It helps that it is not swinging quite so hard as that movie, being both smaller and more personal.
Arrival isn't perfect; it can be slow and plodding and the final twist is a tough pill to swallow, but it is smarter and more entertaining than just about anything else I've seen this year. Amy Adams is as outstanding as usual, and the rest of the cast is solid.
****1/2
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It's a movie I admire more than actually love. Nice review.
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require 'hpcloud/fog_collection'

module HP
  module Cloud
    class Rules < FogCollection
      def initialize(sec_group_name)
        super("rule")
        @security_group = SecurityGroups.new.get(sec_group_name)
        if @security_group.is_valid? == false
          raise Exception.new(@security_group.cstatus.to_s)
        end
        @items = @security_group.fog.security_group_rules
      end

      def create(item = nil)
        return RuleHelper.new(@connection, @security_group, item)
      end
    end
  end
end


10 Sneaky Tips for European Travel with Toddlers - Off Making Memories!
Traveling with toddlers is rough, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. But it is possible and it can be fun! If you know the tricks of the toddler travel trade, you too can engineer a European vacation with your temperamental little one so that everyone has fun. Below are 10 simple ways to insure this vacation travel is as enjoyable as possible.
Most toddlers do not do well with change, and heading to another country, with strange sites, smells, food, and even strange beds, can be incredibly overwhelming. Sit them down and chat about it beforehand. A little at a time, before you take off on your vacation, give them the lowdown of what they can expect when you travel. It can save you a lot of frustration. Let them know where you are going, what you are doing, and what it may be like. Don't overwhelm them with details all at once, but perhaps talk about each aspect a few times over a few weeks.
We told my daughter what flying in a plane would be like, with the waiting at the terminal, sitting in the seats without a booster, how her ears may hurt, what toys we'd have with us. Then we'd talk about our first stop, and what we would do there, then the next. We exposed her to new foods that she may see while there (she is a picky eater so we knew this would be an issue) and tried to get her to explore the new foods a little. We had also taken a couple of very short trips beforehand where we purposely stayed at a hotel so she could get comfortable with sleeping in a new place. It wasn't perfect, there were some meltdowns, but she felt much better having a clear expectation of how things were going to be during our travel.
If your kiddo is a picky eater and they live for nothing else but McDonald's chicken nuggets I would suggest locating every McDonald's near your location in Europe, and in every area you will be. Chances are this is NOT the time your kid will be adventurous with their palate, and if you can plan to have them eat first, and then go to the restaurant of your choosing afterwards, it will go much easier on you. If your child's food isn't going to be found in an easy to find location, I recommend trying to bring some with you. Sure, it will take up a lot of space, but having your toddler's favorite snack available once a day may help keep them sane.
I try to get my toddler to eat healthy foods every day, and it's a struggle right now. I knew that if I spent our vacation trying to get her to do the same it would just be that much more frustrating…only frustrating in a different country. So, I decided to let it go for the week. Did she eat 3 regular meals with all food groups represented? Heck no! She ate lots of junk: gelato, pizza, and I don't think a vegetable or fruit passed her lips the entire trip…but we didn't have many food-related tantrums, and that was a huge success. I'm not saying to feed them nothing but sugar the whole time you travel, but pick those food battles carefully. One or two weeks will not do lasting damage to your little one, but the ensuing tantrums could kill your vacation.
It cracks me up when new parents say they will never let television or technology babysit their kids. It's not babysitting when the alternative is nonstop screaming and complaining, at the cost of your sanity. Bring the iPad, fill it with games and movies that your child loves, anything that is comforting and familiar. Bring a Kindle with apps and books and games to keep them occupied.
Maybe it's only for the flight, maybe it's so you can enjoy one special dinner out while your kiddo watches Frozen for the 245th time with her headphones. There is nothing wrong with allowing your child to zone out and giving you a little bit of quiet to connect as adults. Preparation is key, and let them help choose the movies and games, they will feel more in control of their situation.
Set up a regular check-in with family your kiddo is in contact with regularly. For us, that meant almost nightly calls or FaceTime videos with my mother, as she and my daughter spend a lot of time together and we knew their separation would be a problem. Make it a ritual, as a way to recap the day, connect, and relax before bed. Your toddler will feel less out of whack with their routine, and less prone to have major home-sick anxiety. If you are leaving a pet with a friend or family, try to have them send videos of the animals, or lots of pictures, so you can share what Bubba the cat is doing while you're away.
Let's be honest, even with a great plan, maps, tickets, and agendas, your little one is NOT going to want to do lots of sightseeing, and if you push it you'll end up with melt-down after tantrum and NO ONE will enjoy your time in a new place. If you have a lot to see in a little time, I highly recommend taking a Hop-on/Hop-Off Bus ride. Your kiddo can sleep in your lap while you see all the sights, even if from slightly afar.
You may not get to do an in-depth tour of every single tourist spot, but if there are specific attractions that are most important you can get off, see it, and get back on the next bus in 15-20 minutes. Or if your little one is ready to lose it, simply take a nice, winding bus ride and see the sights from the comfort of your bus seat. They aren't overly expensive and I found that the narration of locations and history was excellent.
This isn't just your vacation, this is your child(ren)'s vacation as well, so be sure to do a little planning ahead of time so that you can do one thing each day that is what your kiddos want to do. Perhaps there is an amusement park just outside of Rome, or a water park a couple towns away from Paris. Maybe it's a promise to see a movie, or dinner at McDonald's for the family…but each day you should be sure to do something that your toddler will enjoy. Some examples of what we would do, is we made sure that we got her Gelato almost every night, we took her to a park, and a zoo, all within Rome. On the days we didn't do something for Morgan, we discovered that a tantrum was not far behind.
Okay, I'll try to keep things from getting too TMI, but often big travels cause big bowel issues in children. From flying, change in altitude, change in diets, and any other number of things can cause a child to go from regular to constipated in NO time. Do not neglect to bring medicine to help with this, or snacks. My go to is raisins and dehydrated pears. They are easy to pack and typically even my picky kiddo will eat them if she knows it will help her tummy feel better.
There's not much worse than having your child crying in pain from constipation and you not speaking the same language as the pharmacist…thank goodness for Google Translate, but being prepared will always prove easier and less stressful than trying to find a pharmacy in a tiny Italian town that's open at midnight. Good luck with that!
9 – Carry a Collapsible Stroller!
You can't bring your whole house with you while traveling, and space is often limited on a plane, in a hotel, on a train, etc. Find a collapsible stroller and bring it with you everywhere. Sure, your little one may be walking just fine, able to walk everywhere at home with no struggle or attitude, but put that same walking toddler in a foreign country and they suddenly have no strength left in their little body to move on their own steam. Lesson learned the hard way when we stayed at a hotel at the top of the Spanish Steps in Rome…up the stairs, down the stairs, up, down, up, down…and she wouldn't take more than 3-4 steps on her own before the complaining began. Carry me, pick me up, I can't walk anymore…unless you can be sure to rent a stroller everywhere you go, invest and bring one with you.
There are many things to spend money on while traveling, but one of your best investments when traveling in these amazing European locales is to get a room with a veranda or balcony. Your toddler may pass out from exhaustion at 7pm but that doesn't mean you are ready to hunker down. Not with that glorious bottle of French wine, that baguette, or that specialty Tiramisu sitting in your room's fridge. Take that time for yourselves, sit down and watch the European world rush by you, watch the sun set, and stars come out. It's not often that people get to travel, especially with a toddler, so take your own enjoyment seriously and invest, take the time to enjoy those precious moments of quiet with your partner (or on your own) and breathe.
Okay, so maybe a lot of these suggestions seem like common sense, but not to someone who has never traveled far with their toddler. Our daughter has an amazing temperament, is incredibly smart and advanced in many ways, but at the end of the day she is still emotionally a toddler and travel can be scary, frustrating, and life altering for our little ones. Spending a little extra time to be sure we care for them as well as ourselves will make our vacations and travel so much easier on ourselves and them. And do not, whatever you do, forget to bring a collapsible stroller! Do you have any tips for traveling with toddlers that I missed? Let us know!


Matthew and Whitney Pals have both had life-changing experiences through CrossFit. It has helped them reach their fitness goals, make new friends, overcome difficult life changes, and even helped them grow spiritually. It's also made them realize what kind of impact they could have on others.
Matt and Whitney have been competing and coaching CrossFit since 2011. After meeting at a CrossFit Competiton in 2012, Matt and Whitney began dating, and were married in March 2015. Matt has always had a competitive spirit and a passion for fitness. He has been involved in sports all of his life, as well as playing football at Drake University. Matt competed on a team at the CrossFit Games Regionals in 2012, 2013, and 2014. He is a CrossFit Level 2 Trainer with certifications in CrossFit Endurace, CrossFit Football, CrossFit Strongman, CrossFit Mobility, and CrossFit Weightlifting. Like Matt, Whitney has played sports throughout high school and college. She graduated with her Master's in Exercise Physiology from UAB with a CSCS (certified strength & conditioning specialist), CrossFit Level 1 Trainer Certification, and Judges Certification.


Manuscript allows you to set up groups of users who can be granted permissions to read or modify certain parts of Manuscript selectively. Permissions can be granted directly to a user or a group, and allow for different levels of access to Projects, Wikis, and Discussion Groups.
See this article to understand the difference in user types (Normal, Administrator, Virtual, Community, Anonymous).
Access to cases is controlled at the project level. Normal users can be given permission to view cases, submit cases, or to be a project administrator. Community users can only be given permission to submit cases and view cases they have already submitted.
From the Avatar menu, click Projects.
Click on the Edit button on the left for the Project you want to edit.
Click on Add User or Group to give a new User or Group permission.
NOTE: When swapping user groups for more restrictive permissions, then also remove the default All Normal Users group by clicking the recycle bin icon in the Delete column.
Select the appropriate radio buttons for the permissions you want to grant.
When a new project is created, the initial permissions are set to allow the group All Normal Users. To change this, such as when more restriction permissions are in use, then while creating a new project on the new project screen, under Initial Permissions choose "Clone Project A_Project_Name" where "A_Project_Name" is the name of the project that has the desired permissions.
Both normal and community users can be given access to a Wiki or Discussion Group. Normal users can be given read, write, or administration privileges, while community users can be given permission to read or write only.
Go to Wiki -> Manage Wikis or Discuss -> Manage Discussions.
Click on the Configure button on the left for the Wiki or Discussion Group you want to edit.
In various parts of the Manuscript user interface, you can see a list of users in a dropdown list. Manuscript will only show each user the names of people who have some project or group in common.
However, suppose we create a Project called Bob's Project and give the Development Group and Bob permission on it. Then Bob and Alice would be able to see each other. Also, note that if we give All Normal Users permission on a project then everyone can see everyone in a Manuscript install.
In order for a user to initiate an email from a specific mailbox, they must have read access to a project and the mailbox they wish to use must be set to sort incoming messages into an area in that project. They must also have write access to the project from which they'd like to send emails. Only if these conditions are met will a user be able to initiate outgoing emails from a given mailbox, and in that situation, they still won't be able to reply to emails moved from the mailbox associated project to the project on which they have "modify" permissions.
Site Administrators can see everyone and everyone can see Site Administrators.
Community Users can only see Administrators and all other Community Users, and everyone can see all community users.
The following permissions are not related to project, wiki and discussion group permissions.
All site administrators have permission to manage global snippets. Other users can only create, edit and delete their own personal snippets. If a normal user needs permission to manage global snippets, site administrators can grant them (or a group of users) on the snippet page. Note: granting snippet permissions to two otherwise isolated users does not cause them to see each other in Manuscript.


Building a successful business is contingent upon establishing relationships and forming a solid business network.
As a start-up, your network is a great place to exchange ideas and stay abreast of industry news. It also plays an enormous role in your growth as a start-up — a large percentage of your business growth will come from (or be influenced by) the business network that you build and nurture.
Like every relationship, business relationships involve an exchange of value so, while it's wonderful to derive benefit from your network, it's equally important to understand what value you provide in your interactions. The more value you bring to your network, the more referrals you will get and the more powerful your personal and business brands become.
There's no getting away from it. Social media networking is important and you simply must have a presence.
Firstly, use LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook to follow industry leaders, influencers, colleagues, and peers to build networks of people who you know are receptive to the content you're putting out there.
Set up your own blog or contribule posts regularly to LinkedIn or Medium. This will help you become known as a thought leader in your space. It also gives you great primary content to share on your social channels (content curation is great too). Use a free social media management platform like Hootsuite or Buffer to stay on top of your social media content and engagement.
Finally, establish or join discussion groups that are of interest to others in your industry. Create conversations and engage with members of these groups actively.
It's likely that you have a huge untapped network already. Think about all the people you know from school and your career to date. There is no shame in reaching out to someone you haven't spoken to in a while. Be authentic, and they'll probably be delighted to hear from you. The worst case scenario is that they don't respond.
Once you reconnect, keep in touch in a natural way. Drop them an email every now and again, ask them how their business doing, or meet them for coffee or lunch once in a while.
This network of people you already know gives you potential access to all the people that they know, and so on. Word-of-mouth iis so important to grow your network and your business.
Wherever you're located, it's likely that a group of likeminded people are meeting up or planning events that you can attend.
If you don't find one relevant to your field, organize one yourself! Meetup.comis invaluable to entrepreneurs seeking to build a network. Simply start a meetup group based on your area of interest, arrange a time to meet locally, and show up. It doesn't have to be fancy or expensive — it can be at a coffee shop or in the park. Regardless of where it is or how many people show up, it's a great way to expand your local network. And who knows — there's a chance you could meet a a future employee, a new customer, or even your future husband or wife!
Most industries have at least one professional organization that will connect you with others in your space. These can be at a national level like the Information Technology Association of Canada (ITAC) and the US Association for Information Technology Professionals, at state or provincial level like the California Technology Council and BC Tech, or at a more local level.
To become a member an association, you usually have to pay an annual membership fee so do your research and choose carefully. To test the waters, check out some of the events that these organizations host.
Further to the industry associations, most cities and towns have a number of of business associations and chambers of commerce (industry agnostic). These are places to connect with entrepreneurs and small business folk in your locale. Why not volunteer to speak at one of their events and gain exposure for your business?
Participating in conferences and tradeshows is a great way to nurture relationships with peers and meet new people. By engaging on social media while you're at these events, you may even connect with some people from your social networks in person.
It can be costly to attend conferences and tradeshows as they usually involve a registration fee plus travel costs. However, many of the bigger events have special rates and innovation zones for start-ups. When you do invest, ensure you maximize the impact of your attendance by setting up one-on-one coffee meetings in advance and identifying ways to increase your participation at the event — submit a speaking proposal, live tweet coverage of conference sessions you attend, or host a lunch and learn session. Whatever you do, gather as many new contacts as you can while you are there.
This list of network-building tips is not exhaustive. As humans, we've never had more ways to connect and engage with one another — both on a personal and a business level. The main challenge will be motivating yourself to put yourself out there. Believe me, the hardest part is taking the first step. After that, you'll probably find you enjoy it!
Take the first step by attending one of TIMIA Capital's upcoming events? We're hosting a Best in SaaS Breakfast Series to facilitate network-building among members of local start-up communities. Come join us in Toronto, Kitchener, or Vancouver this November.


Abstract : [en] This study evaluates the feasibility of using the grass species Rendlia altera, Monocymbium ceresiiforme, Cynodon dactylon and amendments (compost and lime) for the phytostabilisation of soils contaminated by Cu in the province of Katanga (Democratic Republic of Congo). Species were grown on control and Cu-contaminated plots (artificially contaminated with 2,500 mg kg-1 Cu) unamended (NA), amended with 4.5 kg compost m-2 or 0.2 kg lime m-2. R. altera was also grown on contaminated plots amended with 22.5 kg compost m-2 or 1 kg lime m-2. Plant survival, growth and reproduction were monitored for two years. Cu-concentration in leaves of R. altera and M. ceresiiforme were analysed. pH and extractable Cu (0.01 M CaCl2) in soil were analysed in April 2007 and 2008. Results showed that R. altera seems to be the best candidate because of its highest survival on NA, followed by M. ceresiiforme, while liming was necessary to ensure survival of C. dactylon. Lime increased plant reproduction and reduced Cu accumulation in leaves compared to compost. However, higher survival and number of spikes of R. altera obtained in experiment 2 with 22.5 kg compost m-2 suggest that lime x compost interactions should be investigated in further studies.


Russia has accoladed the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the highest decorum, the Order of St Andrew the Apostle.
Russia's highest civilian honour has been signed by the Russian President Vladimir Putin. This is the Indian PM's seventh foreign award bestowed on him.
A week earlier, PM Modi was conferred with United Arab Emirates (UAE) highest civilian honour, the Order of Zayed for strengthening international ties with the country.


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Class 157 was the designation applied to a range of Diesel multiple unit trains of the Sprinter family planned for regional use, in particular for the Strathclyde Passenger Transport Executive. As well as the class number, British Rail reserved carriage numbers in the 526xx and 576xx series for these units.
As the Privatisation of British Rail began, this project became unviable as resources were concentrated on the privatisation process, leading to the famous 1064-day 'drought' of new train orders. By the time this period was over, plans had moved on and Stratchclyde ended up receiving a batch of Class 170 units.


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Gisele Bundchen – Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2005
By: Karen Morrison on Nov 10, 2015, 10:50
Gisele Bundchen takes us backstage at Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2005 with Adriana Lima, Alesandra Ambrosio, Izabel Goulart, Naomi Campbell, Isabeli Fontana, Tyra Banks and Heidi Klum. Watch exclusive Interviews with Gisele Bündchen and Adriana Lima filmed backstage at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2005.
This year marks the 20th Anniversary of the #VSFashionShow and in celebration, we wanted to share this behind these scenes film we shot at the Victoria's Secret 2005 show in New York. The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has been dubbed "The Sexiest Night on Television" aired on CBS TV on December 6th, 2005.
Watch our exclusive interview with Gisele Bundchen here now and watch for updates. We'll be backstage at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2015 (which tapes Tuesday, November 10th in NYC) so follow us on Twitter and Instagram and watch our YouTube channel for updates.
Interviews by Karen Morrison, Executive Producer & Director. A production of MODTV Fashion Network.
Gisele Rocks Her Hot Bikini Bod for Calzedonia
By: Team MODTV on Jun 22, 2010, 19:11
If you thought Gisele's Bundchen's return to the runway a week ago was amazing, then check out her new swimwear campaign for Calzedonia. According to inStyle Magazine, Gisele shot the Calzedonia Summer 2010 campaign in February, just two months after having her baby. You can see the complete collection on line at Calzedonia.Com.
Calzedonia is an Italian brand that is sold in 1,000 shops throughout the world: Austria, Croatia, Cyprus Republic, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Lebanon, Mexico, Poland, Portugal, Russian Federation, Slovenia, Spain and Turkey.


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Q: How to convert this excel formula to vuejs script How to convert this excel formula to vuejs script
=$B$23*(1-$B$25)*$B$13*(1-$B$14)*(1+$B$24)^(B36-1)-SUM($B$15:$B$18)*$B$23/$B$22

values

B23=100000,
B25=10%,
B13=9%,
B14=3%,
B24=1%,
B36=1,
B15=6000,
B16=1125,
B17=700,
B18=0,
B22=1000000

Result in Excel = 7074.50
return this.investmentamount * (1-(this.vacancyrateprecentage/100)) * (this.rentPercentage/100) * (1-(this.managementpercentage/100)) * (1+(this.annualrentalgrowthpercentage/100))^(1-1)-(this.servicecharges+this.repair+this.propertyinsurance+this.vat)*this.investmentamount/this.propertyprice;

i will set variables for the values entered in vuejs
i have used "/100" for percentage
My result in vuejs = -7667

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Tepper School of Business › Programs › MBA › Admissions › Admissions Team
Meet Our MBA Admissions Team
We know that investment in your future is a significant decision. The Tepper School's MBA Admissions team is here to help you through the process.
Reach out to our team early in the application process to ensure that our support and expertise is available to you throughout your decision-making process.
We also encourage all candidates to join us for a virtual visit, browse our list of virtual events, and learn more about the scholarships and fellowships available.
Contact a Student Ambassador
Reach out to the MBA Admissions office at 412-268-5687 or mba-admissions@andrew.cmu.edu.
Kelly R. Wilson, Executive Director of Masters Admissions
Kelly joined the Masters Admissions team in August of 2012. In her role as executive director, she brings more than 15 years of admissions and recruiting experience to the Tepper School. Prior to her experience in higher education, Kelly worked as a strategic change consultant for PricewaterhouseCoopers and an account executive for Johnson & Higgins of Washington, D.C. Kelly holds a bachelor of arts in psychology from Grove City College, an MBA from George Mason University and an MS-MIS degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Kelly has traveled to more than 30 countries and loves to learn about new cultures. One tip Kelly offers is that much can be learned about a different society by visiting the neighborhood grocery store, which she does each time she arrives in a new place.
Emily Archambeault, Director of Masters Admissions
Emily joined the Masters Admissions team in 2014. In her role as director, Emily manages our marketing efforts and supports the recruitment team. She holds a dual bachelor of arts in American studies and political science from the University of Virginia and a master of arts in higher education administration from the University of Michigan. She enjoys podcasts, college football, and taking walks with her dog, Arli.
Kari Calvario, Director of Masters Admissions
Kari joined the Masters Admissions team in 2014. In her role as director, Kari leads our admissions operations and is eager to work with students throughout their application process. She also oversees admissions for our MSPM and MSBA programs and enjoys working with our MS candidates. Kari holds a bachelor of arts in English literature from Waynesburg University and a master of education from West Virginia Wesleyan College. A self-described "almost-lifelong Pittsburgher," she and her husband are parents to identical twin girls who keep them on their toes. She also enjoys reading (mostly kids' books these days) and running (chasing after two, busy toddlers).
J.R. McGrath, Director of Masters Admissions
J.R. joined the Masters Admissions team in 2021. In his role as director, J.R. leads our admissions recruitment and is excited to meet great candidates and help them navigate the admissions process. J.R. holds a bachelor's in Physics and a master's in college administration from Slippery Rock University. He brings 16 years of experience working with high-achieving college students and is excited to continue that work at the Tepper School. J.R. loves to travel and explore new places and can't wait to find all the new, cool places Pittsburgh has to offer. He enjoys being active, playing or watching sports, cooking, and spending time with his family.
Gina Cecchetti, Associate Director of Masters Admissions
Gina joined the Masters Admissions team in 2018. In her role as associate director, she assists with recruitment activities, is the lead for women's recruitment, Tepper Future Business Leaders, and manages the campus visitation program. She holds a bachelor of arts degree in political science from Westminster College and a master of arts degree in higher education management from the University of Pittsburgh. Gina was a competitive figure skater at the Senior Ladies level, the highest competitive level, and still likes to coach her figure skating and hockey players.
Paige Davies, Associate Director of Masters Admissions
Paige joined the Masters Admissions team in 2018. In her role as an associate director, she assists with admission operations activities and recruitment. She holds a bachelor of arts in English and a master of arts in student affairs in higher education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Paige enjoys reading, running, and attending concerts with friends.
Amy LaSota, Associate Director of Masters Admissions
Amy joined the Masters Admissions team in 2021. In her role as associate director, Amy assists with recruitment activities and manages major admissions events including Diversity Weekend, Tepper Talks, Women's Visit Day, and Welcome Weekend. She holds a bachelor of arts in Music from Chatham University, has over 15 years of experience in admissions and recruitment, and is looking forward to helping Tepper candidates navigate the admissions process. Amy has two Scottish Deerhounds and five cats, and enjoys true-crime podcasts, international travel, and performing in local musical theatre.
Jackie Otto, Associate Director of Masters Admissions
Jackie joined the Masters Admissions team in 2012. In her role as an associate director, Jackie assists with recruitment activities and serves as an ally and liaison for prospective LGBT students. She holds a bachelor of science from Eastern Michigan University and a master of science in education from Indiana University, Bloomington. A longtime Pittsburgher, Jackie enjoys sharing suggestions of things to do or places to visit in the city. Additionally, Jackie volunteers at a local animal shelter, enjoys gallery crawls, and rows in the summer with a local crew team.
John Ivy, Assistant Director of Masters Admissions
John joined the Masters Admissions team in 2018. In his role as an assistant director, John assists with recruitment activities, supports our major recruiting events, and is the lead recruiter for the dual degree programs and the MSPM program. He holds a bachelor of science in finance from Oklahoma State University and a master of science in educational leadership studies from Oklahoma State University. He recently moved all the way from Oklahoma and is enjoying Pittsburgh.
Allison Hill, Admissions Coordinator
Allison joined the Masters Admissions team in 2021. In her role as admissions coordinator, Allison serves as the initial point of contact for prospective students who contact the Admissions office through telephone, email, and walk-ins. She holds a bachelor of science in Psychology and German from the University of Pittsburgh. Allison previously worked in the international education field and enjoys traveling to new countries and learning about different cultures. In her free time, Allison enjoys playing Ultimate Frisbee, hiking, and reading.
Paula Wilson, Admissions Coordinator
Paula joined the Masters Admission team in January of 2013. In her role as admissions coordinator, Paula assists with events and admissions operations activities. Paula will be your point person to assist you with application components as you apply for your Tepper MBA. She enjoys spending time with her family and has life-long friendships that she treasures. Her hobbies are cake decorating, collecting vintage Christmas ornaments, and being a "handy-woman".


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Picture this… seaside living at its best near Third Beach at the awe inspiring Clifton Beach Villa. It's a luxury villa in Cape Town where the sky and waters meet. You will surely love this haven with a panoramic vista of the Atlantic coast. A place you will settle in while on vacation in one of South Africa's pristine environments.
The heated pool is next to Clifton's Third Beach. You witness a spectacular seascape as well as a shore that stretches to where you will find Cape Town's much-loved hangouts. Loosen up. Release the stress and strain as you swim and relax in the pool. Let your mind and body cool down as you feel the water touch your skin.
The dining deck is always as refreshing as the sea breeze that greets you every morning. Share meals with friends and family. Day or night, eating at this magnificent spot constantly revives the senses. Just looking at the awe inspiring scene makes you feel at ease as well as carefree. It surely is a luxurious retreat that everyone will remember.
Bathe in the sun in this beach house close the ocean. There are cushioned sun loungers waiting on the pool deck to keep you at ease while enjoying the outdoors. A pool umbrella also provides protection and shade from the sunlit skies during midday. The pool is also accessible to the dining deck as well as the indoor living area.
Sit comfortably or lie down. You can laze about however you want. Here's the point… It is your vacation, you can forget everything else. You can freely do whatever you will in this Clifton home. The spacious lounge area leads to the pool. Imagine swimming while the sun sets or after waking up in the morning. Wouldn't that be terrific?
One of the bedrooms exhibits a solid dark wood interior. It is a design consistent all throughout the bungalow. The huge bed with clean sheets provides you with the essentials. A room with a traditional motif adorned with classic portraits as well as modern furniture. Mellow and comfy, it allows you to rest easy and undisturbed. Sleep peacefully all night.
Listen to the sound the sea makes as the waves unendingly hit the shore. The infinite blue sky and waters invite you to rest and recharge. This is your home beside the Atlantic Coast. A sanctuary where you will find clarity as well as tranquillity even as you lie down this round sofa beach bed while gazing at the ocean.
The Clifton Beach bungalow has five bedrooms. All are air conditioned with individual bathrooms. This bedroom has light fixtures that allow you to read before you sleep at night. The brightly coloured interior and the wooden finish cabinet and floors offer a relaxed and homey atmosphere. The best part is the portrait window with a spectacular view of the sea.
By the way there is a contemporary bathroom with a classic touch at this Clifton Beach home. It has a wooden ceiling. Tiles are in subtle pattern variations and natural colours. The lines are neat and smooth. The bathtub has an outside view and a shower with glass doors. Everything you need carefully considered in a simple yet functional design.
Imagine a cosy living space in a quiet setting where gathered are the ones you hold dear. A natural portrait of the seascape ushers you in. You see comfortable couches with soft snug pillows that invite you to sit and admire the view. A beach house in Clifton where you find yourself at home, you prefer to prolong your stay.


Welcome to Owls' weekly blog. From now on we will be sharing with you some of the exciting learning Owls have been doing each week.
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Q: What is the meaning of "" with ""? My husband wrote another question on here, and he wrote:

I was watching the movie 'The Fugitive' with Harrison Ford.

I told him:

That means that I am sitting beside Harrison Ford watching the movie.

So what does the phrase mean in this context in the USA?

A: This is called PP attachment ambiguity.  You have a preposition phrase (PP), with Harrison Ford, and you have to figure out what part of the sentence it attaches to.

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*Does it attach high, to watching?  If so, Harrison Ford is watching the movie with you, like this:

I'm watching with Harrison Ford.

*Does it attach low, to the movie 'The Fugitive'?  If so, you're telling the listener that Harrison Ford is in the movie, like this:

It's a movie with Harrison Ford.

When you have this sort of ambiguity, you have to figure out what makes sense from context.  Both of these are possible, but the latter is probably more likely.
If you think the ambiguity might lead to misunderstanding, you can always rephrase:

I'm watching The Fugitive.  Harrison Ford is in it.

But native speakers use ambiguous sentences all the time; if they fail to communicate, they just go back and explain what they meant.  You can do the same thing, if you like.


Many of us are used to using those typical bronzy tones when we're doing our eye makeup. Here at Forever Mursal, we wanted to experiment with some colour, and what better time of year to play with some colour than Spring? I didn't own a palette with vibrant colours, so I purchased Huda Beauty's Electric Obsessions palette from Sephora. This palette includes three shimmers and six mattes. The colours in this palette are very pigmented and blend like a dream. With the help of makeup artist Brooke Belliveau and this palette, we created three bold looks to inspire you this spring season.
This look was inspired by a sunset. Brooke used a mixture of the pink tones as well as the orange colour to create this look.
This look was inspired by the ocean. Here Brooke used a mixture of the blue tones and a little bit of the green colour.
This look was inspired by the fire emoji. Brooke used the orange, yellow, and red shades, to create this look.
Wow! I can totally feel my connection with the ocean and sunset. Almost like I'm looking at it. These are gorgeous!!
Wow, those are some beautiful colors. The models are gorgeous.
These are beautiful! I have never thought I could pull these off but maybe I can!
try it out! Let me know how it looks.
This makeup is breathtaking! You are so talented!
the makeup was done by Brooke Belliveau, check her out on instagram!
I am in love with look #1!! So beautiful! I also love the shimmer effect of look #2.
I love watching makeup tutorials! Thanks for the post. I wish I liked wearing bright eye makeup. I'm more of a neutral palette girl!
try it out, maybe you'll like it.


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Now there's another one: Digging Too Deep.
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The coffee firm's shares surged 16% on an upbeat outlook and strong fiscal-third-quarter earnings. Cannacord Genuity analyst Scott Van Winkle reiterated Green Mountain at Buy and lifted the price target to $120 from $97. "We expect several years of rapid growth, driven by rising penetration of Keurig single-cup coffee makers in coffee-drinking households that should drive higher-revenue growth and even higher rates of earnings growth as the margin story unfolds," wrote Van Winkle.
The communications-tech giant's American depositary receipts dove 20% after posting mixed second-quarter results and confirming full-year targets. MKM Partners analyst Michael Genovese, who rates Alcatel-Lucent at Buy, lowered estimates. "Our prequarter research suggested that second-quarter wireless revenue could be light due to timing of revenue recognition, and we believe the company has good visibility to wireless-revenue growth in the second half of the year," wrote Genovese.
The wireless-services provider's shares slid 16% on a disappointing second quarter and news that it lost more contract customers than expected to carriers of the Apple (AAPL) iPhone. Baird analyst William V. Power wrote, "Of note, the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda) result includes $73 million in combined Clearwire (CLWR) dispute settlements and Network Vision [upgrade plan] expenses, without which Ebitda would have been better, but still below forecast. Power rates Sprint at Neutral with a $5 price target.
The maker of plastic shoes saw shares jump 16% on better-than-expected profit in the second quarter. Crocs sold 14 million pairs of shoes in the quarter. Sterne, Agee & Leach analyst Sam Poser, who rates Crocs at Buy, raised estimates. "Based on the strong backlogs, the success of the new product launches and the accelerating European and Asian sales, we believe our estimates will likely prove conservative," wrote Poser.


This mini dress feels like the midpoint between feminine romance and urban minimalism with the panel of the lace design at the sleeves. The tunic silhouette makes it easy to dress up or down for a usual and casual charm.
Absolutely amazing mini dress! :) Simple and stylish at the same time!


Foxx A Milliyone - Home | FacebookDecember 2nd Sioux City, Iowa we are headed to you!! Meet us at Club Chesterfield in Sioux City for City Entertainment Presents "Trill Fam Foxx A Milliyone trillfammilli live. You don't want to miss this #MMM #Foxx #Milliyone #Trillfam #Milli #ReallionaireOutNow #SoldOutShow #Trill #StreetGossip2 #UpNext #Foxx.foxx a mill,Foxx-A-Mill on SpotifyListen to Foxx-A-Mill now. Listen to Foxx-A-Mill in full in the Spotify app. Play on Spotify. Legal · Privacy · Cookies · About Ads. To play this content, you'll need the Spotify app. Get Spotify Open Spotify.
Foxx Albums: songs, discography, biography, and listening guide .Foxx discography and songs: Music profile for Foxx. Genres: Southern Hip Hop. Albums include Bad Azz, Incarcerated, and Superbad: The Return of Boosie Bad Azz.foxx a mill,Foxx A Mill - My Dog [Official Video]Jan 10, 2016 . sstagram/amilliyone/?hl=en stwitter/milliyone.
Jonathan Reed. better known by his stage name Foxx, is a rapper and songwriter from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. His debut album, Street Gossip, was released on September 18, 2007. Foxx is known for his southern vernacular and drawl, a popular style in rap perhaps made most famous by UGK. Foxx founded his own.
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Unnecessary Money (feat. Mouse on tha Track) - Mouse On Tha Track. 3:040:30. 3. Makin My Rounds (feat. J Bless) - J Bless. 4:280:30. 4. Freak Hoe (feat. Wankaego) - Wankaego. 4:050:30. 5. Don't I (feat. Wacko) - Wacko. 4:200:30. View all on Spotify.
Foxx Albums: songs, discography, biography, and listening guide .
Foxx discography and songs: Music profile for Foxx. Genres: Southern Hip Hop. Albums include Bad Azz, Incarcerated, and Superbad: The Return of Boosie Bad Azz.
Listen to songs and albums by Foxx A Mill, including "Respect (feat. Alvin Ray)," "Smoking Strong (feat. Foxx a Mill & Big Head)," "Pray for Me (feat. Webbie & Foxx a Mill)," and many more. Free with Apple Music.
In the spirit of the Southern hiphop, Trill Entertainment & Asylum Records presented its roster of artists on the 05/22/07 release with Lil Boosie, Webbie, Foxx & Trill Fam: Survival of the Fittest. Headliners Boosie and Webbie, along with newcomer Foxx introduced the rest of the Trill Fam camp with tracks that exemplified the.
Stressed Out Lyrics: For some reason people think money fix everything, you know its okay to have money / You know what im saying money fix certain things somethings you know / But i guarantee you the.
Lil Trill Ft. Webbie & Foxx-A-Mill - Miss My Niggas by OfficialLilTrill .
Jul 2, 2015 . Stream Lil Trill Ft. Webbie & Foxx-A-Mill - Miss My Niggas by OfficialLilTrill from desktop or your mobile device.
Lyrics for Ya Turn by Foxx-A-Mill feat. Shell.
He has worked with various established artist in the industry such as Pastor Troy with the hit single (Vice Versa), Hurricane Chris ( A Bay Bay), And Foxx A Mill (Wipe Me Down). Wess is currently working on his LP soon to drop this year on October 28th.His goal is to build a bigger fan base and continue to do make great.
Apr 16, 2018 . The special guests are out in full force at Coachella this weekend! From Kygo x Jamie Foxx performing "Sexual Healing," to the "Walmart Yodeling Kid" debut, Alison Wonderland bringing out Trippie Redd, and more, the festival was full of celebrities and people you had no idea you'd be seeing.
Jan 28, 2018 . Inside Meek Mill's first night of freedom. Music mogul Clive Davis poked fun at Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx's coy attempts to hide their relationship at his starry Pre-Grammy Awards Gala. Foxx and Holmes have been dating for years, but have rarely appeared in public together, nor have they ever.
Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes Finally Out in Public As a Couple .
Sep 6, 2017 . Until now, seeing Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes together as a couple was as common as a Bigfoot sighting.
Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx Beach PDA Photos Get Reactions .
Sep 6, 2017 . Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx were spotted holding hands on the beach over the long weekend, giving the Internet plenty to talk about.
Fall For Your Type, Jamie Foxx, Drake · Best Night Of My Life, 4:29. 2, DJ Play A Love Song, Jamie Foxx, Twista · Unpredictable, 4:18. 3, Unpredictable (Main), Jamie Foxx, Ludacris · Unpredictable, 3:39. 4, You Changed Me, Jamie Foxx, Chris Brown · Hollywood: A Story of a Dozen Roses (Deluxe Version), 4:02. 5, Freak'in.
That One Time LL Cool J Knocked Jamie Foxx Out Cold. Well, Mama did say. Published August 7th. When one of Queens hip-hop's finest LL Cool J broke out with his 1990 Mama Said Knock You Out album and smash hit, the album's double-platinum certification spoke for itself as far as its cultural impact. That includes.
Magical Food can be Found at Magnolias at the Mill by Laura Drain .
Mar 9, 2016 . . I explore several of the restaurants. On Saturday I drove around Prince William and visited a few restaurants participating in NOVA Restaurant Week. My first stop was at Magnolias at the Mill, in Purceville, ia, where I had the privilege of seeing Executive Chef Erik Foxx-Nettnin cook a delicious meal.


In its session today, the Supervisory Board of Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart, gave the green light to series development of the Porsche 918 Spyder. Reflecting the overwhelming response from the public and customers to the Concept Study, the Supervisory Board gave Porsche's board of Management the mission to develop a production model based on the car already presented.
This concept version of an ultra-high-performance mid-engined sports car with plug-in hybrid technology made its debut at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show and at Auto China in Bejing, hitting headlines worldwide.
The Concept Study of the 918 Spyder allows CO2 emissions of just 70 g/km, corresponding to fuel consumption of 3.0 liter/100 km (94.1 mpg imp) in the New European Driving Cycle, on the one hand, and the performance of a super-sports car, on the other. This extremely efficient drivetrain technology forms a symbiosis in the 918 Spyder with truly outstanding design and high-tech motorsport achievements. Further product details of the 918 Spyder will be disclosed in the months to come.
Porsche 918 Spyder : 2010 Highly Efficient and Ultra-Fast Plug-in Hybrid Super Sports Car Unveiled in Geneva.