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Special Encore Presentation: Predicting Profitable Performance in Challenging Times
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Today's buzz: Profitability. Despite sophisticated business intelligence tools that enable analysis of Big Data, and the renewed popularity of profitability and costing analysis, many companies still can't get a grip on fundamental planning inefficiencies or rebound from recent economic instability. If you're among them, it's time for your finance organization to rethink their approach to data and their role in the business. Bottom line: Who should own profitability and the best practices to build a more profitable future? The experts speak. Gary Cokins, Analytics-Based Performance Management: "There are three classes of people: those who see. Those who see when they are shown. Those who do not see." (da Vinci). Jon Essig, CPA, Optimal Solutions: "Measure what is measurable, and make measurable what is not so" (Galileo). Rob Jenkins, SAP: "Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future." (Niels Bohr). Join us for Predicting Profitable Performance in Challenging Times.
Financial Hide and Seek: Uncovering Hidden Profit and Costs!53:50
The buzz: "Profitability is very important to us or we wouldn't be in this business" (Jeff Bezos). Attention CFOs: You may think you have a grasp of true profitability, but your insights may be incomplete. Yes, you have a good feel for gross margins and direct costs. But do you truly understand how your business consumes variable or overhead co ...…
CyberRisk: Keeping Your CFO Awake At Night!54:47
The buzz: "The prevailing theory today is that the data was stolen by a nation-state for spying purposes, not by criminals looking to cash in on stolen identities" (Kate Fazzini, cnbc.com). Remember the 2017 Equifax data breach that affected millions of credit card users? Graeme Payne, Equifax SVP and CIO, was held responsible and fired. What d ...…
What Makes Finance 'Intelligent' ?55:05
The buzz: "Contrary to popular imagination, the finance world of the future will not be manned by a robot army. It will, instead, comprise of a team of trusted advisors in the organization utilizing advanced tech" (David Chase). Finance leaders now understand that intelligent applications like artificial intelligence, machine learning, the Inte ...…
Bright Future of FPandA: Leading the Enterprise54:33
The buzz: "We not only possess the tools to take FP&A to new heights, but FP&A will have to soar for organizations to thrive in the 21st century." (B. Kalish) The Intelligent Enterprise enables Finance to access data from all parts of the organization and to readily combine relevant financial data with operational data to make better decisions. ...…
Automating Finance Operations: Value-Added Tax Reporting54:21
The buzz: "Death, taxes and childbirth! There's never any convenient time for any of them" (Gone with the Wind). What's keeping CFOs up at night? In 80% of countries, federal tax authorities use electronic data extraction to perform tax audits. One in 4 countries requires taxpayers to submit tax data electronically. Our panel will discuss the u ...…
Get Smart! Creating An Intelligent Finance Organization51:20
The buzz: "CFOs are challenged with turning the numbers into something meaningful…to derive insights and deliver information to the rest of the organization" (Chris Pass). What's keeping CFOs awake at night? They need to oversee day-to-day operations amid changing market dynamics while guiding the business strategically to drive innovation and ...…
Predictions 2019: Finance, Collaborative Planning, and Risk56:21
The buzz: "There's no question over the last year this new wave of technologies has had an impact on CFO decision making" (Sandy Cockrell, Deloitte). Similar to personal New Year's resolutions, businesses are kicking off 2019 with new goals including corporate responsibility and diversity. How to get there? Finance and risk executives can harne ...…
Strategic Finance Magic Sauce: Change Management and Communication51:52
The buzz: "Surround yourself with the right team and ensure continuous communication with each other… provide leadership, but you also have to give your team authority and accountability" (Barb Niland, Huntington Ingalls Industries). Enabling Finance organizations to be a more strategic partner to the business requires moving away from repetiti ...…
Cybersecurity Threats and Finance: Are You Protected?54:55
The buzz: "One of the main cyber-risks is to think they don't exist. The other is to try to treat all potential risks" (Stephane Nappo). The sharp rise in global cybersecurity threats could cost $2T by 2019, quadruple from 2015. Information security leaders should fear phishing and malware attacks on employees and customers, brand impersonation ...…
Collaborative Business Planning: CFO Utopia?56:57
The buzz: "The planning process – planning, budgeting, forecasting, and analysis – presents a formidable challenge to many companies, regardless of size or industry" (CFO.com). Modern business technology is enabling a holistic approach to planning for an entire organization: Collaborative Business Planning), considered a "Utopian dream". Why? C ...…
Tax: The New MVP in Finance!55:04
The buzz: "Tax technology is emerging as one of the most important enablers of effective tax department design and delivery" (kpmg.com). What's keeping your company's Tax office awake at night? Global and US tax reform, transfer pricing regulation changes, reinvigorated tariff regimes, changes in VAT and GST regulatory reporting requirements – ...…
The Heart of Intelligent Finance: Share and Share Alike?54:55
The buzz: "Financial shared services have come a long way since they started gaining popularity in the 1990s" (Jim Buchanan). Finance efficiencies and transparency are crucial for distributed enterprises today. How to design more intelligent Finance processes? Standardize processes throughout the organization, centralize at a few locations and ...…
The Golden Triangle: Digitally Transforming Finance55:19
The buzz: "Finance in a digital world: It's crunch time for CFOs!" (www2.deloitte.com). CFOs: As your organization begins finance transformation, what to do first? It depends on whom you ask. Your board says to cut headcount. Software vendors lead with technology. Advisory firms focus on processes. Reality check: Each leg of this "Golden Triang ...…
Encore: Finance Leadership: Ready to Be a Tech-Savvy CFO?55:40
The buzz: "As the CFO, you're the go-to source for accurate information about company performance—no excuses, no delays." (Bright Talk webinar) Finance organizations have changed dramatically, shifting from looking backwards for financial statements, to helping define the company's strategic direction via forward-looking insights. Oxford Econom ...…
The Secret to Intelligent Finance Planning: Collaboration55:12
The buzz: "Disruptive technologies…will be used in the office of the CFO to increase productivity, simplify processes, and support decision-making" (Thomas Zipperle). Attention CFOs: Your Finance department can become a "smart" steward to drive fiscal and operational decisions for your business. How? By using real-time data access, next generat ...…
Optimizing Working Capital: Cashing-In for Your Bottom Line55:50
The buzz: "Working capital optimization is increasingly on boards' radar as they look for opportunities to enhance shareholder value" (Rich Rorem). Responsibility for managing inventory, payables, receivables, and cash is spread unevenly across finance, operations, supply chain, marketing and sales, procurement. Your CFO needs to think holistic ...…
Machine Learning and Finance: Process Automation to the Next Level53:36
The buzz: "Finance professionals are spending just 17% of their time on strategic activities, with a lack of automation serving as the culprit for much of this inefficiency" (Henner Schliebs). As the role of Finance changes to strategic advisor to the business, it's critical to increase day-to-day process efficiency. How? Re-imagine Finance wit ...…
GDPR Is Coming: Coping Strategies to Get Ready53:59
The buzz: "We are all 'data subjects' and we live in a world where key aspects of our lives will be ever more determined by the data held about us…where that same data is more at risk and open to compromise than ever" (GDPR – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly", Tripwire). GDPR takes effect on May 25, 2018, requiring organizations to safeguard the ...…
Finance Leadership: Ready to Be a Tech-Savvy CFO?55:40
Real-time Close: Oxymoron or True Value?54:57
The buzz: "Unfortunately, financial information is a decaying asset. The longer it takes to prepare the statements the less valuable the information becomes" (Steve Rosvold). Financial reports are required to meet statutory and management mandates. Traditional "hard close" reports could only be produced after the end of the period. Good news: T ...…
Predictive Close/Predictive Accounting: Getting Granular55:00
The buzz: "Predicting better than pure guesswork, even if not accurately, delivers real value" (Eric Siegel). The lines are blurring between the traditionally silo'ed Financial Planning and Analysis department and the Finance team that performs Financial Consolidation. Why? Technology is enabling a more accurate middle-of-the-month predictive c ...…
Visualization, BI and Advanced Analytics: Improving Enterprise Financial Performance.57:16
The buzz: "In the few years since I began using analytics, the view that it might be 'just a fad' has shifted to a growing understanding of its potential" (Frank Friedman, Deloitte CEO / former CFO). Digital Transformation is flooding the Office of the CFO with information and data sources, and instant actuals replace periodic. How can your CFO ...…
Dynamic and Agile Planning: The Impact of Real Time Actuals56:50
The buzz: "CFOs need to be able to evaluate and prepare for the impact political, economic and societal events may have on their organization…take on a more strategic role in planning" (Thack Brown, SAP). Yes. It's time for the Office of Finance function to morph from scheduled guidance based on past results to a trusted business guide into the ...…
Three Lines of Defense: Fact or Fiction?56:52
The buzz: Three's a charm. The Three Lines of Defense (TLoD) is becoming a globally recognized framework, where Corporate Risk, Compliance and other groups set standards and practices for managing risk and Internal Audit provides assurance. In research commissioned by SAP from Forrester, ~45% of 200+ respondents had implemented or were implemen ...…
Continuous Accounting: An End to Rear-View Reporting57:34
The buzz: No more green eyeshade! Finance departments typically had to wait until period-end – month, quarter, year – for data-compilation-intensive financial reports .Strategic business decisions had to rely on a rear-view mirror. Now technology allows companies from start-ups to huge enterprises to integrate closing tasks, processes and syste ...…
Fraud, 3rd Party Risk, and Live Business56:16
The buzz: Risky business. As your business goes digital, you face a dual challenge: keep everything humming while protecting your company from compliance breaches, anomalies in transactions, and other risk exposure from your customers, suppliers and partners. Will tech tools like machine learning and predictive analytics help accomplish this in ...…
Encore: Millennials and Your Finance Organization: Work Style And Business57:16
The buzz: Net-net. Brace yourself for news! By 2015, Millennials were the largest generational cohort in the US workforce. And their characteristic work style – caring deeply about workplace satisfaction, social networking, BYOD and mobile – has changed many areas of business, including the historically new-trend-and-technology-averse finance d ...…
Future of Finance: Powered by Technology56:23
The buzz: "Everybody's talking. I can't hear a word they're saying…". It's no secret that Finance typically lags in new technology adoption. Or that this leaves most Finance professionals – likely yours, too – ill-equipped to drive real-time and in-depth analysis and insightful reporting on key business metrics and priorities. Reality check: Gl ...…
Millennials and Your Finance Organization: Work Style And Business57:16
Real-Time Insights: Driving Finance Transformation55:29
The buzz: I can see clearly now. In its long-time role as steward of the enterprise, Finance could only make recommendations to the business after month-end, based on past results. But with technology now providing real-time insights into finance and operations, the office of the CFO can look ahead and guide its constituents to navigate a true ...…
Streamlining Your Finance Operations: The Experts Speak52:29
The buzz: The heat is on. Your company is under pressure to improve transparency, intimacy and trust with internal and external stakeholders. Your business has to be digitally "on" all the time. Your CFO needs to command a more strategic role in the business. How? Streamline finance operations and partner interactions by centralizing Finance Sh ...…
Behold the Digital Finance Professional: Adapting at Lightning Speed58:11
The buzz: Faster! s digitalization, advanced analytical capabilities and other technologies disrupt the business world, the finance profession must change. Senior finance execs are seeking sophisticated information tools to support new demands on their role. How can they capitalize on innovations to deliver the highest value to the business? Th ...…
Finance in 2020: How Much Transformation?58:06
The buzz: Perfect vision? The Finance function in most organizations has traditionally focused on the past, through expense control, spreadsheet-driven accounting and management reporting. Fast forward to the imminent, full adoption of digital technologies. With changes to your finance operating model, technology and people, your Finance 2020 o ...…
Special Encore Presentation: Internal Audit at a Turning Point: Command Center for Risk?59:17
The buzz: IA. Technology innovations are giving your Internal Audit (IA) team a real opportunity to shift from its traditional role as a deliverer of assurance and protector of existing value to a new role of trusted advisor. With its corporate level positioning and cross-functional role, IA may also be in the running to play a lead role in ide ...…
Re-Imagining EPM Part 2: Working in the Cloud58:29
The buzz: Sizzle vs Steak. Many CFOs' wish lists include improved collaboration, embedded analytics, easier deployment and streamlined maintenance. As a result, Cloud-based EPM solutions will appeal to current and new users of performance management solutions. But what will EPM in the Cloud really offer to organizations? How does it differ from ...…
Modernizing Your Finance Organization: Metrics and Benchmarking57:38
The buzz: Onward! Take a good look around your finance and accounting offices. Does it feel like your finance team is on the cutting edge of innovation and leading the charge to add strategic value to the business? Or do you see endless piles of paperwork, and hear grumblings about deadlines, information requests and other typical back office h ...…
Finance and Operations Integration: To Your Business Health!58:04
The buzz: Salud! The integration between Finance and Operations has evolved from time-lagging batch processes to now real-time information. Since operational information ultimately impacts both your revenue and cost planning, changes across your entire value chain must be reflected in finance. Savvy CFOs now see their functional scope widening ...…
Board to CFO: Deliver Better Risk Management Data NOW!57:30
The buzz: At risk. Recent research and surveys suggest that enterprise boards of directors and CEOs want, need, and are demanding more and better information on enterprise risk management from the CFO and Office of Finance. It's becoming so urgent that some boards are starting to exercise an oversight role. Reality check: A serious gap persists ...…
CFO-Led Revolution: Integrated Business Planning57:18
The buzz: Change With budgeting and forecasting silos popping up across business, your CFO and Office of Finance have a more important role than ever before: moving from basic support cost center to a proactive revenue driver and business partner. Their goal should now be to lead the organization forward with real-time interpretation of data to ...…
How High-Performing CFOs Add Business Value58:18
The buzz: Your CFO With the pace of business accelerating, you need your CFO to be a proactive high-performer, not a perpetually-catching-up laggard. The high performer leverages innovative technologies and processes to strategically guide the organization's sales and investment decisions toward profitable growth. They analyze, monitor and shar ...…
Special Encore Presentation: Innovating for the 'New' Finance Organization58:15
The buzz: Change. Managing the roles and functions of Finance can be challenging, from compliance complexities and managing cash, to closing the books and building business plans, while contending with economic, regulatory and competitive forces and internal customers. Software vendors are trying to help Finance run more efficiently and cope wi ...…
Three Lines of Defense: Can Technology Help?54:59
The buzz: Three. Your company may have already implemented, at least partially, a Three Lines of Defense model. But when faced with technological challenges such as getting the most effective tools, or integrating different systems, the process can be time-consuming and reactive rather than optimized and proactive. Key questions you may ask: Ho ...…
New Revenue Recognition: Here Yet?56:19
The buzz: Rev Rec. Revenue recognition is the single most important item on your company's financial statement and to your organization. The IASB and FASB already announced new converged revenue accounting standards – but they may be delayed a year. If you haven't started planning for the impact, what should your next steps be? If you have star ...…
Special Encore Presentation: Predicting Profitable Performance in Challenging Times58:13
Today's buzz: Profitability. Despite sophisticated business intelligence tools that enable analysis of Big Data, and the renewed popularity of profitability and costing analysis, many companies still can't get a grip on fundamental planning inefficiencies or rebound from recent economic instability. If you're among them, it's time for your fina ...…
Your Finance Processes in Real Time - How Fast Is Fast Enough?56:31
The buzz: Zoom! Marathons. Formula One. Internet downloads. Streaming video. In scenarios like these, we intuitively know faster is always better. But for Finance, how important are true real-time processes – or is "near-real-time" fast enough? To help you find the answer, we'll explore which processes can benefit from real-time information, wh ...…
The Strategic CFO: Re-imagining Finance56:45
The buzz: The CFO. The concept of the strategic CFO – responsible for more than just numbers – is not new. But now there's a new technology-driven dynamic in Finance, a nexus of powerful forces driven by in-memory, cloud, mobile, and social. It's not only changing how CFOs can operate, it also gives them the potential to re-imagine the processe ...…
Burning Platforms and Innovations in Consumer and B2B Payments57:37
The buzz: Payments. As the daily drumbeat of the news spotlights retail credit card breaches and other payment problems, it's clear that the payment industry is ripe for change. Innovations like Square, Google Wallet, and ApplePay are attempting to disrupt the consumer payments market. And B2B payments, notoriously stuck in the past, are also s ...…
Special Encore Presentation: Fighting Fraud: Predictive Technology to the Rescue? Part 357:26
The buzz: Fraud. As hard as you work to implement effective anti-fraud processes, voracious and savvy fraudsters are working even harder, and perhaps smarter, to thwart you. Good news! Predictive analytics technology can help you understand emerging fraud patterns and adapt against new types of attack, but only if you use the tools effectively. ...…
New Revenue Recognition Standard: Now What?57:00
The buzz: Revenue recognition. Revenue is the single-most important item on your company's financial statement. Now that the IASB and FASB have announced their converged revenue accounting standards, it's time to prepare for new requirements. It's not a matter of whether these new will impact you, as well as organizations across the world and a ...…
Internal Audit: New Role in Enterprise Risk Management?58:31
The buzz: Risk. Critical questions are raised by recent IA research and surveys of internal auditors seeming to suggest strong support for involving Internal Audit in enterprise risk management. Are IA practices really changing and departments transitioning to provide risk management advice and opinions to the business? Are Boards and senior ex ...…
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Agricultural Sciences > Vol.4 No.12A, December 2013
Analysis and comparison of nutrient contents in different animal manures from Beijing suburbs ()
Zengling Yang, Lujia Ha
College of Engineering, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China.
DOI: 10.4236/as.2013.412A005 PDF HTML 4,424 Downloads 6,069 Views Citations
Manure samples were collected by floor scrapings in animal stables from Beijing suburbs. Total nitrogen (TN), total phosphorus (TP), and total potassium (TK) were analyzed by conventional wet chemical methods. All manures showed a high variability in nutrient contents. Nutrients contents in different animal manures were significantly different. TN and TK contents in layer manures were higher than swine and dairy manures (p < 0.001), and TP content in swine manures was higher than layer and dairy manures (p < 0.001). Different nutrients contents were also significantly different. For all three types of manures, the TN content was the highest (p < 0.001), and TP content was higher than TK content significantly in swine manures (p < 0.001), while TK content was higher than TP content in layer manures (p = 0.01), and there was no significant difference between TK and TP contents in dairy manures (p = 0.208). Furthermore, the distribution characteristics of nutrient contents in different manures were studied.
Animal Manures; Nutrient Content; Analysis; Comparison; Distribution
Yang, Z. and Ha, L. (2013) Analysis and comparison of nutrient contents in different animal manures from Beijing suburbs. Agricultural Sciences, 4, 50-55. doi: 10.4236/as.2013.412A005.
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The chart shows the number of deaths reported for 106 major cities of the United States by week for the current year, and, for comparison, the median of the number of deaths reported for the corresponding weeks of the three previous calendar years. (The median is the central one of the three values arranged in order of magnitude.) If a report is not received from a city in time to be included in the total for the current week, an estimate is made to maintain comparability for graphic presentation.
The figures reported represent the number of death certificates received in the vital statistics offices during the week indicated, for deaths occurring in that city. Figures compiled in this way, by week of receipt, usually approximate closely the number of deaths occurring during the week. However, differences are to be expected because of variations in the interval
between death and receipt of the certificate.
While week-to-week changes in the total number of deaths reported for all major cities generally represent a change in mortality conditions, this may not be true for variations in weekly figures for each city. For example, in a city where 50 deaths are the weekly average, the number of deaths occurring in a week may be expected to vary by chance alone from 36 to 64 (d + 2Vd, where d represents the average number of deaths per week).
The number of deaths in cities of the same size may also differ because of variations in the age, race, and sex composition of their populations, and because some cities are hospital centers serving the surrounding areas. Changes from year to year in the number of deaths may be due in part to population increases or decreases.
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Provisional Information on Selected Notifiable Diseases in the United States for
Week Ended November 21, 1953
With only 6 weeks left, it appears that there will be about 350 less cases of diphtheria in 1953 than in 1952, when 3,051 cases were reported for 52 weeks. The estimated decrease in incidence for 1953 will be approximately half the annual decreases of 27, 31, and 26 percent, respectively, for the previous 3 years.
During the past several years the peak incidence of diphtheria has not been as pronounced as in former years, but the number of reported cases has usually been larger during the fall months than for the other months. Since about September 1, near the beginning of the current school year, a total of 762 cases of diphtheria has been reported in the United States as compared with 1,002 for the corresponding period of 1952.
During the last few years a large proportion of the total diphtheria cases have occurred in the South Atlantic, East South Central, and West South Central Divisions. Beginning with the first week in September these 3 divisions have reported more than three-fourths (614 cases) of the total in the Nation. Decreases in the incidence of the disease have occurred in all divisions during the last 20 years, but the decline has been slower in the south eastern part of the country. About 10 States in this section of the United States have reported most of the cases since about Sep
tember 1, 1953. These States and the numbers of cases reported (last year's figures in parentheses) are as follows: Virginia, 24 (93); North Carolina, 49 (88); South Carolina, 71 (71); Georgia, 159 (91); Florida, 53 (38); Kentucky, 26 (22); Tennessee, 19 (27); Alabama, 99 (223); Mississippi, 25 (15); and Texas, 51 (87). The only apparent concentration of cases is in Jasper County, Georgia, where 20 cases were reported for the week ended November 7. One case was reported in this county the following week and 7 were previously reported in October. Another county, Burke, in the east central part of Georgia, has reported 12 cases since the first of September.
Since January 1, 1953, Puerto Rico has been reporting an average of 6 cases of diphtheria each week. The total to date (297) is 20 percent less than the 370 cases reported for the corresponding period of 1952.
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Dr. W. M. Talbert, Illinois Department of Public Health, reports a fatal case of what appears to have been botulism. The
patient, a 58-year-old woman, became violently ill after tasting several cans of home-canned corn. 'She noticed a peculiar taste to the corn and discarded the contents of the involved cans by feeding it to chickens. It was reported that the chickens died following the consumption of the corn.
Although no post-mortem examination was made, a hospital pathologist was able to secure some of the suspect corn and inoculated 2 guinea pigs with the material, One pig was protected with botulinus antitoxin and the other served as a control. The protected pig survived but the control animal died with symptoms of botulism. A further test was applied by heating the canned corn and inoculating a pig with the material. This pig survived.
from a New York supply house, the same as that for birds recently involved in a case reported in Massachusetts.
Dr. W. L. Halverson, Director, California Department of Public Health, has reported 2 cases of psittacosis, both in adult women. One had continuous contact with parakeets in a private aviary. Diagnosis was confirmed by a positive complement test (1:32). The other patient had prolonged contact with pigeons and myna birds. The complement fixation test was positive, 1:64. Both patients had chills and fever, and showed pulmonary infiltration.
Psittacosis
Dr. Mason Romaine, Virginia Department of Health, has supplied additional information on the case of psittacosis reported in an employee of a pet shop. The patient had normal chest findings when first seen, but 2 days later had a diffuse light infiltration in both lower lobes. There was a severe cough and slight hemoptysis for a few days. Convalescence was slow. A laboratory report indicated a positive complement fixation test of 1:1024. A history of virus pneumonia in July 1951 was obtained. About that time she was working in a poultry packing plant. The pet shop where the patient recently worked was in a department store. The parakeets sold by this store were obtained
Rabies in man
Dr. R. H. Hutcheson, Tennessee Department of Public Health, reports a case of rabies in a 41-year-old woman. The patient was attacked by a fox, and was bitten on the legs, arms, and left hand. The fox was killed and the head sent to the laboratory where it was found to be positive for rabies. The patient's wounds were thoroughly cleansed and she was given antirabic vaccine, the first injection on the day she was bitten (October 14). Two doses of vaccine were given on each of the following 2 days, then one daily until 27 doses had been given. The patient became ill on November 8 with a tingling in the left hand and arm. She developed typical signs and symptoms of rabies and died 3 days later. Unfortunately no autopsy could be obtained.
Table 1. COMPARATIVE DATA FOR CASES OF SPECIFIED NOTIFIABLE DISEASES: UNITED STATES
(Numbers after diseases are category numbers of the Sixth Revision of the International Lists, 1948)
Symbole.-1 dash [-]: no cases reported; asterisk [*] : disease stated not notifiable; parentheses, ( ) : data not included in total; 3 dashes [---] : data not available.
Table 2. CASES OF SPECIFIED DISEASES WITH COMPARATIVE DATA: UNIT ED STATES,
EACH DIVISION AND STATE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 21, 1953
(Numbers under diseases are category numbers of the Sixth Revision of the International Lists, 1948)


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Interview: 5 Best Practices on Using Expert Endorsements & Testimonials
SUMMARY: Experienced marketers use expert endorsements and testimonials because they know they work wonders. But the industry is heavily regulated, so tread carefully.
We compiled a list of best practices to give you hands-on strategies, including tips on before and after photos, collecting affidavits and conducting product demonstrations. Plus, what danger areas you need to avoid.
One of the most popular strategies in direct response advertising is to find a happy customer or impressive expert who can vouch for a product's effectiveness. But marketers need to understand what kind of claims they can -- and can't -- make in order to stay on the right side of federal regulations.
"The starting point from an evidentiary standpoint is that an advertiser is required to have a reasonable basis for any claims," says Peter Marinello, Director, Electronic Retailing Self-Regulation Program, an organization established by the Electronic Retailing Association and the Council of Better Business Bureaus to promote best practices and weigh in on the appropriateness of advertising claims before the Federal Trade Commission has to step in to litigate.
Marinello's advice sounds simple: don't make a claim that isn't true. But there are a host of rules governing the evidence marketers must provide for their claims, as well as different standards to follow depending on the kind of testimonial or endorsement used.
Earlier this month, the FTC finished accepting public comments on potential changes to its guidelines for the use of endorsements and testimonials in advertising. In particular, the FTC appears concerned about disclaimers not being truly effective in communicating that results cited in testimonials are atypical. As a result, regulators may be considering stronger rules for disclaimers or may require advertisers to disclose generally expected performance or typical results.
Until new guidelines are established, we asked Marinello to outline the dos and don'ts involved with five common direct response advertising strategies:
-> Strategy #1. Claiming a product is "clinically proven"
"Clinically proven" is considered a hot button claim because of the weight that consumers tend to put on it. Here's how to support the use of the phrase:
- Have at least two clinical studies that show the result you claim.
- Test the product itself, not just a single ingredient. Advertisers run into trouble when then make a claim about a product that's really based on test results for the primary ingredient.
- Perform tests on the right subjects. If the product is aimed at a certain audience, such as men, or eldery or overweight individuals, make sure the clinical testing was performed on those subjects.
- Follow "reliable and competent" testing procedures. The FTC expects research to be conducted by professionals with expertise in the relevant areas. Some of the hallmarks of reliable and competent testing include:
o Conducted by an independent party, not in-house
o Using an appropriate number of subjects, with a randomized placebo control group
o Lasting the necessary amount of time to achieve statistically significant results with a 95% confidence level
-> Strategy #2. Before and after photographs
Offering visual evidence of a product's effectiveness is a popular tactic, particularly with weight loss or skincare products. But to do so, follow these rules:
- Collect affidavits from photo subjects that certify the images are accurate representations of a person who used the product.
- When the results depicted in a photograph are not typical, you must provide a disclosure saying that different individuals' results may vary. Disclosures must be clear and conspicuous, and for print or online ads, must be in close proximity to the main claim.
"We'll see photos the main page of a Web site and then find the disclosure is four links into the site," Marinello says. "That's not deemed to be in close proximity."
-> Strategy #3. Customer testimonials
The most compelling claims in an ad often are made by customers themselves. But the rule of thumb is that anything a customer says on behalf of a product is subject to the same FTC regulations as an advertiser's claim. This means:
- Advertisers must have affidavits from customers making testimonials certifying that the product was used in the way it's intended and that results were not attributable to other products or activities.
- Any material connection between the advertiser and the customer must be disclosed. For example, if the customer is related to or married to someone involved with the company, this must be made clear.
- Testimonials must reflect a typical scenario for the product's use. Ads can't highlight an extraordinary situation and imply that it is the standard and expected performance for a product. Marinello remembers a window company's ad that recounted how a set of the company's glass doors prevented flood water from entering a customer's home. Although the story was true, the company did not have product testing to show that every customer could expect the same performance.
"I can't tell you how many times I've brought this up to advertisers who have a great story they're telling but no disclosure that it's an atypical situation. They say, 'But this actually happened,' and that's fine and dandy, but is it a typical situation?"
-> Strategy #4. Product demonstrations
Marketers must take care any time their ad shows a demonstration of the product's effectiveness or a side-by-side comparison between one product and another. As with other ad techniques, the key is to make sure consumers have an accurate impression of what they're seeing.
Here are four practices to follow for product demonstrations:
#1. The demonstration must be backed up by a test that confirms the result. A demonstration must also reflect the same conditions of test. For example, a cleaning product that was tested on ceramic tiles can't be shown in a demo achieving the same results on another type of surface.
#2. If the product is doctored in any way, it must be disclosed. As an example, Marinello cites a car manufacturer's ad that showed a monster truck rolling over the tops of its cars without crushing them. But the ad did not disclose that the cars were reinforced to prevent them from collapsing.
#3. Demonstrations must be clearly labeled. Even if the demonstration is based on testing, the ad can't convey the false impression that consumers are seeing the actual test being performed.
#4. Side-by-side product demonstrations or other competitive scenarios must accurately depict how a competitor's product performed.
-> Strategy #5. Expert endorsements
The rules regarding expert endorsements are similar to those governing customer testimonials. For starters, marketers must provide affidavits confirming the expert's claims.
In addition, marketers must be prepared to prove that the expert is qualified to make claims about the product:
- Experts must be from a relevant field. Don't trot out a chiropractor to endorse a smoking cessation product.
- Don't overstate the expert's credentials. However you label your expert, consider the public's understanding of that title. For example, naming an endorser a "professional athlete," when that person may have spent only a short time playing on a minor league team doesn't match most consumers' definition of "professional."
- Be prepared to provide a list of credentials for expert endorsers, including experience in relevant fields of expertise and education background.
FTC Guides Concerning Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising:
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/guides/endorse.htm
The Effect of Consumer Testimonials and Disclosures on Ad Communication for a Dietary Supplement:
http://www.ftc.gov/reports/endorsements/study1/report.pdf
Effects of Consumer Testimonials in Weight Loss, Dietary Supplement and Business Opportunity Advertisements:
Federal Trade Commission:
http://www.ftc.gov
Electronic Retailing Self-Regulation Program:
http://www.retailing.org/new_site/govaffairs/self_reg.htm


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R.I. College will not arm campus police
Donita Naylor Journal Staff Writer donita22
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Rhode Island College will not arm its campus police, after a survey showed that the college is about equally divided on the question, President Nancy Carriuolo said Tuesday.
"Strong opinions were split fairly evenly," she said in an email to faculty, adjuncts, staff and students.
"Roughly half of those who responded to the survey support the idea; the other half either opposed arming campus police or is neutral on the question. (Please note that the vast majority of the campus community did not respond to the survey.)" the email stated.
"We discussed the arming of campus police at a recent meeting of the RIC Council as well as at my cabinet meeting this morning," Carriuolo said in the email Tuesday. "We believe it is in the best interests of the campus community for campus police to remain unarmed. We plan, however, to augment our prevention efforts, and we urge people to participate in campus trainings related to creating and maintaining a safe environment."


Sometimes when you are getting started with learning about a new topic, such as genetics and the methylation cycle, it is easy to jump on board with whatever is being parroted by the experts who have pretty websites (and supplements to sell you). This was true for me when starting off learning about genetics and the methylation cycle.
The CBS gene is one that is often talked about in relation to the methylation cycle. I have been avoiding writing about this gene because I hadn't been able to find a lot of research studies to back up the ideas being promulgated by all the online health gurus.
This article has been in my drafts folder for a year, but I'm finishing it up and publishing it today because the actual research on the CBS gene is kind of interesting, even if it isn't exactly in line with the headlines on other websites that scream 'Fix this first!'.
What is the CBS gene?
What do online clinicians say about the CBS gene?
Changes in CBS enzyme production have been linked to a variety of problems including cardiovascular disease and immune system problems. Decreased CBS causes homocysteine levels to rise, leading to homocysteinuria.
Something to note here is that vitamin B6 is a cofactor needed in the reaction that converts homocysteine.
CBS is often mentioned on websites that discuss the methylation cycle, with speculation by a couple of well-known clinicians that some of the variants listed below up-regulate or increase the amount of the CBS enzyme.
I'm mentioning the other online articles because the research studies on the variants don't back up the idea that the common CBS variants are a problem that needs to be fixed with a restrictive diet or ammonia reducing supplement. Could I be wrong? Of course. I encourage you to read the research for yourself and see what you think.
If you carry the rs5742905 variant that increases the risk of high homocysteine, it would be a good idea to get your homocysteine levels checked. High homocysteine is linked to an increased risk of heart disease. If you do have the variant and high homocysteine levels, the good news is that vitamin B6 is likely to help.
Otherwise, if you carry the C699T or A360A variants, there is no evidence that I can find that suggests that you should go on a restrictive, low-sulfur diet.
I am a 43 year old female and I have an 8 year old autistic daughter. We need testing and treatment for genetic mutations. I reside in Southern California and am unaware of how to get assistance and was wondering if you are able to assist me. Could you please contact me via email ? Thanks.


This year's Queering Spaces/Queering Borders conference featured performances from speakers, poets, drag queens and dancers.
Saturday night's "Welcome Home Performance Bazaar: An Evening of Queer Community and Expression" ended the three-day conference that took place on UNCA's campus last week.
Drag queens, poets, dancers and comedians preformed for the audience to raise money for Youth OUTright, an organization developed to support and empower gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth in Western North Carolina.
The three-day conference, Queering Spaces/Queering Borders, scheduled various panel discussions, lectures and performances to address the need to transgress harmful borders, according to co-organizer Amy Lanou, associate professor of health and wellness.
"Conference participants addressed inclusive and creative pedagogies, political constraints and social borders that limit and separate people from each other and from full civil engagement in society," Lanou said.
The keynote speakers were invited to speak because their work challenged borders and spaces, according to co-organizer Lori Horvitz, director and associate professor of women, gender and sexuality studies program at UNCA.
"Only by speaking about these subjects openly we can start to understand their complexities, and by understanding the many facets of these issues, we can start bringing justice to them," Horvitz said.
Horvitz said the panelists all spoke with pride and expressed gratitude toward their parents for how they raised them.
Keynote speaker Adela C. Licona spoke to an audience last Saturday morning in the Mountain View Room of the Sherrill Center.
"My presentation is called: 'Mi'ja, just say you're a feminist like you used to…: Pa/trolling & Performing Queer Rhetorics in the Everyday,' and in it I will be addressing the relations of the self or, better yet, the selves that demonstrate an interest in and concern for collectives, coalitions and community," Licona said.
Licona works with youth in Tucson, Ariz., as a co-director of the Crossroads Collaborative. Her experiences with the Tucson youth and her research of Zines encouraged Licona to move toward change.
"Think the unthinkable, imagine the unimaginable and work for change that revalues those that are overlooked, underrepresented or devalued," Licona said.
Asheville singer and songwriter Kat Williams performed two songs on Saturday night at the Masonic Temple. Before she sang her mother's favorite song, "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong, Williams shared with the audience that she recently came out to the public and why she decided to.
"If I have the attention of the masses, it's my duty to educate. I am on a new path to live to be the authentic me," Williams said.


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Q: What server monitoring tools will scale to 10K-100K nodes? I've encountered many distributed system monitoring tools that scale to 1000s of nodes, however, there seem to be none that demonstrate or even claim to be able to handle 10 000s or even 100 000s of nodes. Theoretically this should be possible with a hierarchical clustered network architecture. Has anyone encountered a monitoring system that makes such a claim or a white paper/academic paper that discusses a theoretical implementation?

A: Assuming that this isn't made up http://users.nagios.org/directory/Yahoo,-Inc/details says that Yahoo uses it for 100,000 machines but has 2000 instances deployed.
And I assume that DNX would suit for "management" of the instances.
Also just found Merlin which seems to be able to monitor/check 153000 hosts in ~6s rather than 1hr

A: I've worked with two tools in the past.

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*Zabbix is a free and open source software. It is claimed on their website that it has been tested with 10.000 nodes.

*NetIQ Security Manager (or NetIQ Application Manager) is a closed and expensive software. It is very easy to scale up but you will need several servers to do so (database and collectors mainly).

A: How many hosts you can monitor with a single host will be massively dependant on the kind of checks you are running, how long each check takes, and if the queue can run concurrently.
I've seen Smokeping run against huge amounts of hosts. Same with nagios for simple setups. Guys in my sister company have nagios running against a few hundred machines doing 10-20 checks per hosts, another few hundred routers doing a series of snmp checks, and then some other "network" equipment doing a mix of snmp and custom script monitoring. All in all it is over 10k checks on the machine. Only time there are issues is when the snmp checks start lagging.
Also take a look at Zenoss. There is a few version and it does scale.

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15 may 2021 page 1
PCHR: Israeli Bombing of Homes and Infrastructure Violates Geneva Convention
As Israeli forces continued for the fifth straight day their offensive on the Gaza Strip and continued the policy of collective punishment and retaliatory bombing, the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights issued a statement condemning the targeting of civilians in their homes.
Here is the statement from PCHR:
Israeli forces have targeted numerous residential towers and buildings; some of them were destroyed with the residents inside. The Israeli airforce destroyed the infrastructure in city centers and densely populated neighborhoods. They also targeted agricultural lands, governmental facilities and military sites belonging to Palestinian armed groups, turning the Gaza Strip into an unsafe zone.
Despite Eid al-Fitr holiday, whose rituals were not performed due to the terror and fear prevailing among over 2 million Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip, Israeli forces continued its violent airstrikes. Dozens of different types of Israeli warplanes participated in the airstrikes, which attacked more than 650 targets since the beginning of the Israeli offensive 4 days ago, according to Israeli forces's statement issued this morning. Israeli warplanes carried out hundreds of airstrikes while the Israeli gunboats and artillery bombarded various targets in the Gaza Strip.
On Thursday alone, 33 Palestinians, including 3 children and 3 women, were killed. Among those killed were: a man and his wife, a woman and her daughter and an elderly man. Also, 107 Palestinians, including 21 women and 44 children, were wounded. Additionally, 32 houses, some of them were multi-story buildings, a tower; 4 civilian facilities, including three branches of the Islamic National Bank; and other facilities and military sites were targeted.
Thus, the death toll from Monday May 10th to Thursday May 13th has risen to 83, including 17 children and 7 women, and the number of those wounded has risen to 318, including 95 children and 61 women.
The following are the most significant developments:
Northern Gaza:
Israeli warplanes carried out dozens of airstrikes using dozens of missiles against various targets in the northern Gaza Strip. Israeli gunboats and artillery also participated in the bombing. As a result, 3 Palestinians were killed, including a man and his wife and the body of the other man was retrieved 2 days after targeting him. Also, 39 Palestinians, including 13 children and 8 women, were wounded. Moreover, 16 houses were targeted; 10 were completely destroyed while shops, companies, a law firm, a lending institution, an education center, cars, and dozens of houses sustained partial damage. Also, public roads and infrastructure sustained severe damage.
At approximately 12:00 on Wednesday, 12 May 2021, Israeli warplanes fired a missile at residential apartment no. (1) in building (25) in Sheikh Zayid Housing Project in eastern Beit Lahia. As a result, the apartment sustained partial damage, but no casualties were reported.
Around the same time, Israeli artillery fired 10 shells at border areas in eastern and northern Beit Hanoun and in northern and northwestern Beit Lahia, causing a dense white smoke. As a result, the residents of the areas adjacent to the border fence were forced to leave; no casualties were reported.
Around the same time, an Israeli drone fired 5 missiles at Mahmoud Nimer Abu Mahmoud Jaser's (71) 3-storey house near al-Basheer Mosque in Tal al-Za'tar neighborhood in Jabalia. As a result, the eastern side of the house and its roof sustained damage, but no casualties were reported.
At approximately 12:05, an Israeli artillery fired a shell at Hatem Wahdan's house in al-Amal neighborhood in Beit Hanoun. As a result, the house's eastern wall sustained material damage, but no casualties were reported.
At approximately 12:42, Israeli warplanes fired 2 missiles at Ibrahim Majed 'Adel al-Fasees's (28) barber shop (40 sqms) located in Tal al-Za'tar neighborhood in Jabalia, causing damage to the shop. Also, 4 civilians, including 2 children, sustained moderate and minor injuries.
At approximately 14:35, an Israeli drone fired 2 missiles at Ahmed Fayiq Abu Sitah's house, causing damage to the roof of the house, which is located on al-Manshiyia Street in Beit Lahia. No casualties were reported.
At approximately 19:30, the dead body of Mohammed Ahmed 'Abed Abu 'Ashma (35) arrived at Beit Hanoun Hospital in central Beit Hanoun, after losing track of him 2 days ago. He was found in a military site belonging to Palestinian armed groups. It should be noted that at approximately 07:30 on Monday, an Israeli drone fired a missile at the military site, and since then, no one entered the site fearing it would be targeted.
At approximately 20:00, Israeli warplanes fired a missile at Zaher Mousa Ahmed Hamdan's (55) 1-storey house on al-Qerman Street in Beit Hanoun. As a result, the house roof sustained material damage, but no casualties were reported.
At approximately 23:37, Israeli warplanes launched a missile at an empty land in Bir Na'jah neighborhood, west of Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip. As a result, two were wounded, including a child, and taken to the Indonesian Hospital, where medical sources said their injuries were moderate.
At approximately 00:00 on Thursday, 13 May 2021, Israeli warplanes launched 2 missiles at the Ministry of Interior's internal security headquarter in al-Sheikh Zayid area. As a result, the headquarter was completely destroyed, while the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Social Affairs, Shari'a Court, al-Quds Open University, a vocational center and a secondary school for boys sustained damage and windows were broken. No casualties were reported.
At approximately 00:10, an Israeli drone targeted Jameel Abu Jarad's 3-storey house located in the center of al-Zaitoun neighborhood in Beit Hanoun. As a result, the house's roof sustained damage, but no casualties were reported.
At approximately 01:10, Israeli warplanes fired at least 20 missiles at a residential neighborhood on Beit Lahia Main Street, near Zayid intersection in Beit Lahia. As a result, 9 houses, including apartments for rent, education centers, Faten financial institution, a law firm, and commercial companies and shops were completely destroyed.
These houses sheltered 15 families of 86 members, including 29 children and 28 women. Also, 'Abed al-Raheem Mohammed 'Abdullah al-Madhoun (62) and his wife Halima 'Ali Mohammed al-Madhoun (65) were killed, 7 other civilians were missed, and 33 civilians, including 10 children and 8 women, were wounded due to the bombing. The injury of one of the wounded was classified serious while the other injuries were classified between moderate and minor.
Furthermore, the airstrikes completely destroyed the Main Street, water and sanitation pipelines, electricity and communication networks. Also, several houses sustained material damage; 6 houses and a residential tower located near the targeted area sustained severe damage while dozens of houses sustained partial damage.
According to PCHR's field follow-up, ambulances and Civil Defense crews rushed to the scene and managed to rescue the wounded and retrieved persons alive from under the rubble. According to PCHR's follow-up, the residential neighborhood was targeted suddenly and without a prior warning.
At approximately 10:30, Israeli artillery fired a shell at Kalash family's house in northern Beit Lahia. As a result, the house caught fire, but no casualties were reported.
At approximately 11:10, Israeli warplanes fired a missile at Amjad Majdi al-Masri's house, which is comprised of one floor and a roof built of tin plates, located on al-Masryeen Street, east of Beit Hanoun. As a result, the house was destroyed, but no casualties were reported.
At approximately 11:50, Israeli warplanes fired a missile at Eyad Nasr's house located in Nazla area in Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip. As a result, the house sustained partial damage, but no casualties were reported.
Israeli warplanes carried out dozens of airstrikes against various targets in the city. As a result, 4 Palestinians, including a child, were killed while 92 others were wounded, including 12 women and 27 children. Moreover, 14 bodies were recovered from a military side belonging to the Palestinian armed groups. The airstrikes also destroyed 3 residential multi-story buildings, a tower, a house, a car, several main roads, a stadium, facilities and shops.
At approximately 11:30 on Wednesday, 12 May 2021, Israeli warplanes launched 4 missiles at Khaled Ahmed Yaser al-Namrouti's (50) house in al-Sheikh Redwan neighborhood near an UNRWA Clinic. As a result, the 3-story house (250 sqms) was completely destroyed. It should be noted that one of the neighbors received a phone call from the Israeli Intelligence Services ordering him to inform the residents of other houses to evacuate only few minutes before the airstrike.
At approximately 12:00, Israeli warplanes launched 2 missiles at a residential building belonging to Majed Hamed Bakir al-Yazji (63) in al-Manarah neighborhood on al-Nafaq street. As a result, the 3-story house (750 sqms) was completely destroyed. The ground floor is an electric appliances factory where Majed al-Yazji, his 3 sons, and 10 other workers work while 4 families, including 9 children and 4 women, lived in the house.
The building's owner said to PCHR's fieldworker that he received a phone call from a private number ordering him to evacuate the house only 30 minutes before the airstrike.
At approximately 14:20, an Israeli warplane launched a missile at a civilian grey car while traveling in al-Sha'af neighborhood in eastern Gaza City. As a result, Izz al-Dein Mohammed Abdullah Hillis (28) was killed, and his brother, Ashraf (48), was wounded.
At approximately 16:00, Israeli warplanes launched 6 missiles at "al-Weqa'ie al-Gharbiya" residential building on al-Mokhabarat Street. As a result, the 5-storey building, which included 10 residential apartments, was completely destroyed while the nearby shops and buildings sustained severe damage.
Moroever, Layalina wedding hall, comprised of 2 floors and located next to the targeted building, sustained damage.
Ibrahim Talal Skaik (44), one of the building's residents, stated that he received a phone call from the Israeli Intelligence Service, ordering him to inform the building's residents to evacuate.
At approximately 18:30, Israeli warplanes launched 10 missiles at al-Shorouq 14-storey tower on Omar al-Mukhtar Street in al-Rimal neighborhood, which is considered one the most vital areas in the Gaza Strip. As a result, the tower was completely destroyed, and the surrounding buildings and shops sustained severe damage, noting that al-Shorouq tower houses various media outlets and civilian institutions.
At approximately 19:25, an Israeli warplane launched a missile in front of Ahmed Ibrahim Ahmed Abu Sakran's (56) house on al-Nazaz Street in al-Shuja'iya neighborhood, where a number of civilians were gathering before al-Maghreb Adhan in the last day of Ramadan. As a result, the house owner and his relative namely Mohammed Nahed Jaber Abu Sakran (24), were killed, while 'Ali Hisham Ahmed Abu Sakran (8) was wounded and his condition was described serious by medical sources at al-Shifa Hospital.
At approximately 21:15, Israeli warplanes launched 2 missiles at Salah al-Deen Street in front of al-'Ijlah Meat Shop in al-Zaytun neighborhood in southern Gaza City. As a result, Yahiya Mazen Shehada Khalifa (14) was killed with shrapnel that hit different parts of his body as he was in front of his house. Moreover, Basheer Barakat's 4-storey building sustained severe damage.
At approximately 21:30, Israeli warplanes sporadically launched 24 missiles at main streets and vital roads. They targeted al-Saraya Intersection on Omar al-Mukhtar Street, Abu Khadra Intersection and the Shari'a Court Street in the central Gaza City. As a result, the area, which include public facilities, residential buildings and governmental institutions, sustained severe damage.
At approximately 21:30, Israeli warplanes launched 10 missiles at the main road which connects Tal al-Hawa neighborhood with al-Zaytun neighborhood and targeted the street next to Alaa' al-Dein petrol station and the Rosary Sisters School on Street "8". Additionally, Mazen Foqaha football field sustained severe damage. It should be noted that the Israeli warplanes continued launching missiles sporadically until 03:00.
At approximately 09:00 on Thursday, 13 May 2021, Israeli warplanes launched 4 missiles at a al-Waleed 7-storey building (280 sqms) belonging to Waleed Salem Hillis (64) on Khaled Ben al-Waleed Street in al-Rimal neighborhood.
The owner of the building stated that he received a phone call from a private number who introduced himself as an Israeli Intelligence officer and ordered the owner to inform all the residents to evacuate the building because it would be targeted. The building housed 17 apartments that included offices, institutions, a beauty salon, a tailor's shop and a media production company owned by journalist Mo'men Qraiqe' while the ground floor included 3 shops. It should be noted that the building is located adjacent to residential buildings and shops that sustained severe damage.
In the morning, 14 dead bodies were retrieved from a military site belonging to the Palestinian armed groups that was previously targeted in an Israeli airstrike. The dead bodies arrived at al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, and the Forensic Department there announced that the main cause of death is suffocation, suspecting that they inhaled toxic gases, so several samples were taken in order to make the necessary examinations.
Israeli warplanes carried out 7 airstrikes on different targets in the central Gaza Strip; during which 12 missiles were launched. As a result, 4 Palestinians were killed and 5 others were injured while a house and bank were destroyed and nearby houses sustained partial damage in addition to the infrastructure in the targeted areas.
At approximately 18:30 on Wednesday, 12 May 2021, Israeli drones launched one missile at a group of citizens in an open land near al-Ihsan Mosque in Nusseirat refugee camp. As a result, 4 Palestinians were killed and identified as Hamzah Mahmoud al-Hor (25); Mohammed 'Abdel Men'em Shahin (27); Mohammed Mo'in al-Qar'ah (26); and Ahmed Walid al-Talla'a (29); all of them were members of the Palestinian armed groups from Nusseirat refugee camp. Moreover, 2 others were wounded moderately and taken to al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah.
At approximately 11:50, Israeli warplanes launched 2 missiles; the first launched by a drone, at the Islamic National Bank on Salah al-Deen Street, south of al-Bureij refugee camp's entrance. As a result, the Bank's 2-storey building (500 sqms) was completely destroyed while the nearby shops and houses sustained partial damage in addition to the electricity network, causing power outage in the area. Moreover, 3 passers-by sustained various injuries and were taken to al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital.
At approximately 01:40 on Thursday, 13 May 2021, Israeli warplanes launched a missile at a house belonging to Eyad Belal al-Tayeb (45) in al-Bureij refugee camp. As a result, the 2-storey house (166 sqms) was completely destroyed and around 15 nearby houses sustained severe and partial damage. Moreover, the electricity and wastewater networks were destroyed. No causalities were reported.
Israeli warplanes carried out several airstrikes on different parts of the City, targeting a house, agricultural lands, military sites, gatherings of citizens, a car, the interior security headquarter and the Islamic National Bank. As a result, 7 Palestinians, including a mother and her daughter and 2 kids, were killed while 10 others were injured, including a woman and 4 children.
At approximately 14:05 On Wednesday, 12 May 2021, Israeli warplanes launched a missile at a Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) distribution vehicle while passing by al-'Awdah Bakery in Bani Suheila. The missile hit the vehicle and injured 3 citizens, including a child, with shrapnel and burns. They were all taken to Naser Hospital, where 2 of them were pronounced dead upon arrival and were identified as Majed 'Abed Raboh Mahmoud Abu Sa'adah (38), from Bani Suheila, and Mahmoud Ahmed Abu 'Amer (37), from 'Abasan in eastern Khan Younis. The child injured was identified as Muhanad Taysir Abu 'Alian (15) and his condition was reported serious.
At approximately 14:25 on Wednesday, 12 May 2021, Israeli warplanes launched a missile at a 4-storey house belonging to Mahmoud 'Arafah in al-Amal neighborhood. The missile hit the second floor of the house, causing destruction and killing a mother and her daughter; Miami 'Abdullah Mousa 'Arafah (49) and Hadil Khaled Mahmoud 'Arafah (28); whose body was retrieved from the rubble an hour later.
Moreover, 3 citizens sustained various injuries during the airstrike and were all taken to Naser Hospital to receive treatment. The persons injured were identified as Isma'il Mahmoud al-Khawaladah (48), who was injured in his head and abdomen; his daughter Nagham (16), who was injured in her back; and Mahmoud 'Arafah.
At approximately 17:30, an Israeli helicopter launched a missile near Temraz Fuel Station in al-Fokhari area. As a result, 2 children were killed and 2 citizens were wounded; one of them is a child and in serious condition. All of them are residents of the area. Those killed were identified as 'Ammar Taysir 'Ayesh al-'Amour (11) and Hamadah 'Atiyah 'Abed al-'Omor (13) while the persons injured were identified as 'Alian Munir Ibrahim al-'Amour (13) in serious condition and 'Omer 'Abed Ibrahim Abu Mustafa al-'Omor (21). All of them were taken to Gaza European Hospital while 'Alian was referred to Nasser Hospital and admitted to the Intensive Care Unit due to his serious injury.
At approximately 23:50, Israeli warplanes launched 2 missiles near houses in al-Najjar neighborhood in Khuza'ah. As a result, a woman and 2 children were wounded, and a number of houses sustained damage.
At approximately 01:32 on Thursday, 13 May 2021, Israeli warplanes launched 3 missiles at the Interior Ministry's Internal Security Headquarter in western Khan Younis. Around 20 minutes later, 2 other missiles were launched, completely destroying the building. However, no casualties were reported.
At approximately 06:40, Israeli warplanes launched 2 missiles at the Islamic National Bank in Khan Younis. The bank is comprised of 4 apartments in the ground and first floors in al-Agha Building next to the Khan Younis Municipality in the city center. It should be noted that only half an hour before the airstrike, one of the sons of the building's owner received a call from the Israeli forces asking them to evacuate it.
At approximately 08:50, Israeli tanks stationed along the border fence fired several artillery shells at the adjacent agricultural lands in eastern Khan Younis.
At approximately 09:00, Israeli warplanes launched a missile at a group of citizens in Abu T'eimah neighborhood in 'Abasan al-Kabirah. As a result, two were wounded; one of them was identified as 'Abdel 'Aziz 'Abdel Hamid Abu T'eimah (27) from the area.
Israeli Warplanes carried out several airstrikes on different targets on Rafah City; during which 14 missiles were launched, and the artillery participated. As a result, an elderly person was killed. The airstrikes targeted a house, the Islamic National Bank, agricultural lands, security and military sites.
At approximately 16:20 on Wednesday, 12 May 2021, the dead body of Hammad 'Ayyad Mansour al-Debari (86), from al-Shokah in eastern Rafah, arrived at Abu Yousif al-Najjar Hospital after he sustained shrapnel wounds in the head inside his house near al-Sabereen Mosque. PCHR's staff is still investigating the circumstances of the incident, which coincided with the Israeli Iron Dome's interception of the Palestinian rockets fired from the Gaza Strip along with Israeli artillery shelling.
At approximately 07:55 on Thursday, 13 May 2021, an Israeli drone fired 3 missiles; minutes between each, at the Islamaic National Bank in al-Doha Building on 'Omar Ben al-Khattab Street in Rafah City. Around 10 minutes later, an Israeli warplane launched a missile at the Bank, causing severe damage, while the nearby offices and organizations sustained moderate damage. No casualties were reported.
At approximately 09:50, an Israeli drone fired one missile at a house belonging to Wael Mohammed Khalil 'Abdeen in al-Naser town. Around 10 minutes later, an Israeli warplane fired a missile at the house and completely destroyed it. Moreover, nearby houses sustained partial damage, and no casualties were reported. Before the airstrike, 'Omer 'Abdeen, a relative of the house's owner received a call from the Israeli forces asking him to tell the residents to evacuate the houses in the area. It should be noted that the 1-storey concrete house sheltered a family of 7.
Since 09:15 and for 3 hours, Israeli forces stationed along the border fence, east of Rafah, sporadically fired several artillery shells at vacant lands, but no casualties were reported.
PCHR renews its warning that civilians are paying the heaviest price during the escalation and emphasized that Israeli forces's ongoing strikes on residential populated areas and the use of weapons on the basis of collective retaliation constitute grave breaches of the four Geneva Conventions of 1949 that amount to war crimes.
PCHR calls upon the international community to intervene immediately to:
End instantly and unconditionally the offensive on the Gaza Strip
Stop the Israeli crimes in al-Sheikh Jarrah and al-Aqsa Mosque and respect its sanctity
Hold Israel accountable for its crimes before the International Criminal Court
Stop Israel's clear war crimes and crimes against humanity, emphasizing that each state believing in the rule of law should impose sanctions on Israel Such as those imposed on the apartheid regime in South Africa.
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"Soldiers Kill Dozens Of Palestinians, Including Children, In Gaza"
The Israeli bombardment of Gaza continued through Friday night into Saturday with no signs of letting up. At least 34 were killed in the bombings Saturday night, which included a missile strike that wiped out a family – a mother and her four young children in Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City. In addition, Israel targeted and destroyed a second high-rise housing international media outlets, destroying it completely including TV studios, equipment and transmission antennas.
According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, at least 139 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since Monday, including at least 39 children and 22 women, and over 1000 others wounded. One Israeli soldier and 6 Israeli civilians have been killed in the same time period, including two children.
The Palestinian family that was wiped out Friday night was that of Mohammed al-Hadidi (Abu Hatab). He told reporters that his wife and five children had gone to celebrate the Eid al-Fitr holiday with his wife's brother. His wife and three of his children, age 6 to 14, were killed, while an 11-year-old is missing. Only his 5-month-old son Omar is known to have survived.
"At 1:30 in the morning, I was surprised by severe vibration and shelling in the area, and I ran to see where the bombing was, I did not know where, and I was shocked when I saw the whole house of the children's maternal uncle destroyed."
He continued, tears streaming down his face, "This is a major crime against humanity. Children are supposed safe in their homes. A civilian family is killed. What is their fault for being bombed?"
The Al-Hadidi family that was killed last night consists of his wife: Maha Mohammad Abd al-Aal al-Hadidi (Abu Hatab), and his children Suhaib Muhammad al-Hadidi (14 years), Yahya Mohammad al-Hadidi (11 years), Abd al-Rahman Mohammad al-Hadidi (8 years) and Osama Mohammad al-Hadidi (6 years), and the only survivor Omar Muhammad al-Hadidi, injured, aged five months.
Mohammad al-Yaqoubi, an eyewitness, described the bombing of his neighbor's house, "We were sleeping and suddenly we heard the sound of intense bombardment. I live on the fifth floor and only a meter away from their house. When I managed to reach the ground, I was shocked by the destruction of our neighbor's house. Children, oh God, where are mercy and humanity, a whole house destroyed in a brutal manner over people! "
Several other families were also torn to pieces in their homes Friday night. In al-Boreij refugee camp, four family members of the al-Omar family were killed, including a 13-year old girl. In Beit Lahia, four members of the Amen family were massacred by a missile. In the al-Jneina neighborhood in Rafah, four members of the al-Rantisi family were killed, including a two-year old baby.
Updated from: "Israeli Soldiers Kill Dozens Of Palestinians, Including Many Children, In Gaza"
Update: May 15, 2021, at 02.04
Mohammad Ibrahim Mohammad Amen, 51, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck his home in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza.
Lina Mohammad Mahmoud al-Omar, 13, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in the al-Boreij refugee camp, in central Gaza.
Manar Khader Ahmad Issa al-Omar, 39, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in the al-Boreij refugee camp, in central Gaza.
Faiza Ahmad Mohmmad al-Omar, 45, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in the al-Boreij refugee camp, in central Gaza.
Mustafa Hasan Ahmad al-Abed al-Omar, 35, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck his home in Tal al-Hawa, in Gaza city.
The soldiers also fired missiles into many homes in Gaza city, leading to at least one death so far.
The army fired missiles into homes in Rafah and Khan Younis, in addition to the Shati' refugee camp in Gaza and other areas of Gaza city, causing dozens of casualties, including fatalities, among them children.
Update: May 15, 2021, at 01:26
Lamia' Hasan Mohammad Attar, 27, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza.
Wala' Mohammad Ibrahim Amen, 24, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza.
Warda Mohammad Ibrahim Amen, 22, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza.
Hadeel Mohammad Ibrahim Amen, 18, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza.
Siham Yousef Mohammad Rantisi, 66, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in the al-Jneina neighborhood in Rafah.
Shaima' Diab Mohammad Rantisi, 21, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in the al-Jneina neighborhood in Rafah.
Ibrahim Mohammad Ibrahim Rantisi, 2, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck his family's home in the al-Jneina neighborhood in Rafah.
Raed Ibrahim Khamis Rantisi, 29, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in the al-Jneina neighborhood in Rafah.
Kholoud Fuad Farhan Zamily, 27, was killed by Israeli missiles that struck her home in the at-Tannour neighborhood in Rafah.
Media sources in Gaza said the Israeli Airforce fired missiles into Khan Younis, and Jabalia, in the southern and northern parts of the Gaza Strip, killing four Palestinians and injuring dozens.
Among the killed is a child, identified as Bothaina Mahmoud Obeid, 7, who was killed when shrapnel of an Israeli missile struck her in the head when the army fired missiles near her family's home.
They added that two young men, in their twenties, were killed by a missile fired by an Israeli military drone east of Jabalia, in northern Gaza. The attack also caused many injuries.
Another young man, in his twenties, was killed, and one was seriously injured, when an Israeli drone fired a missile into an area east of Abasan town, east of Khan Younis.
Furthermore, an Israeli drone fired a missile at an apartment in the center of Gaza city, killing one Palestinian, and injuring many others.
A child, identified as Mahmoud Hamed Hasan Talba, 13, in addition to Abdul-Rahman Estbeita, 34, were killed when the army bombarded homes in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza city.
The Israeli missiles also killed a child, identified as Ahmad Rami Mahmoud al-Hawajri, 15, and a young man, Moayyad Taiseer Abdul-Rahman al-Omar, 20, in the al-Boreij refugee camp, in central Gaza.
It is worth mentioning that the Palestinian Health Ministry has called on the Palestinians to donate blood for the wounded, and added that the hospitals are running out of medical supplies, especially amidst the escalating Israeli offensive on the coastal region.
In addition, two Palestinian women, identified as Sabreen Nasser Mohammad Abu Dayya, 27, and Ni'ma Saleh Ayyash, 47, and a man, Hashem Mohammad Zogheibi, 20, were killed when the army fired missiles at homes in Um an-Nasser village, in northern Gaza.
The army also fired dozens of missiles into Beit Hanoun, in northern Gaza, destroying an entire neighborhood, killing many Palestinians, and injuring dozens.
Among the slain are a woman, identified as Nisreen Nasser Abu Qleiq, 25, and a young man, Soheib Abdul-Rahim Awad Ghanem, 25.
An infant, identified as Hoor Zamily, 18 months, was also killed by Israeli missiles targeting homes in Khan Younis, in southern Gaza.
At least six Palestinians, including a pregnant woman, and children, were killed by Israeli missiles in Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.
Initial reports from the Palestinian Health Ministry stated that the Israeli army has killed more than 135 Palestinians, including at least 32 children and 20 women, in addition to injuring more than 1000, dozens seriously in five days of the ongoing offensive on Gaza.
The figures do not include those who are still buried under the rubble of bombarded homes and buildings.
The Israeli strikes on Gaza were carried out by the air force, tanks, artillery, and the navy, targeting hundreds of homes, facilities, residential buildings, infrastructure in addition to a variety of private and governmental institutions.
It is worth mentioning that the United Nations has reported that at least 10.000 Palestinians have left their homes to seek shelters in mosques and schools in the Gaza Strip, amidst extremely limited supplies of food, water, and sanitary products.
Ten Palestinians were also killed by Israeli fire, and dozens have been injured, in the West Bank, Friday.
7-year-old girl killed in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza
A 7-year-old Palestinian girl was killed on Friday evening from the shrapnel of missiles fired by Israeli warplanes near her family's home in the town of Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip.
WAFA correspondent said Buthaina Mahmoud Ebeid, 7, died after shrapnel from the Israeli missiles hit her head.
The girl was moved to the Indonesian Hospital in the nearby town of Beit Lahiya.
Latest Israeli airstrikes on Gaza kills four Palestinian civilians
At least four Palestinian civilians were killed on Friday evening and many others injured in a fresh series of Israeli airstrikes that hit Khan Younis, Jabalia and the center of Gaza City, according to WAFA correspondent.
An Israeli reconnaissance drone fired missiles at a location east of Jabalia town, north of the Strip, claiming the lives of two Palestinians in their twenties of age.
Israeli fighter jets also bombed a location near the town of Abasan, in Khan Younis district, which resulted in the killing of a Palestinian young man and critically injuring another one.
Another Palestinian civilian was killed and many others injured in an Israeli airstrike that hit an apartment in the center of Gaza City. video
The latest figures by the Ministry of Health say that 127 Palestinians have been killed, including 31 children, and about a thousand injured since the beginning of the Israeli aggression on Gaza.
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One of Bollywood's classic superstars Sridevi was reportedly preparing for a dinner date with her husband Boney Kapoor when she suffered a cardiac arrest at the hotel room and died on Saturday evening, reported the Khaleej Times while quoting a close family source.
Boney Kapoor flew back from Mumbai and went to her room at the Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel around 5:30 pm to "surprise" her with dinner.
"He tried to revive her and when he could not, called a friend. After that, he informed the police at 9:00 pm," said the source to the newspaper.
Police and paramedics rushed to the site, but she was pronounced dead. Her body was taken to the General Department of Forensic Medicine for an autopsy.
Sridevi, Boney Kapoor, and younger daughter Khushi Kapoor were in Ras Al Khaimah in United Arab Emirates early last week to celebrate the wedding of her nephew Mohit Marwah. Though Boney Kapoor had returned to Mumbai after the wedding, but decided to come back to 'surprise' his wife.
Meanwhile, forensic doctors in Dubai concluded that Sridevi died of a heart attack and added there is nothing suspicious about the way the superstar passed away , official sources in Dubai said.


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Q: iframe inside a div. scrolling the div not working I know that trying to scroll the iframe itself in not the way to go and instead i should be scrolling the div.  Thing is it doesn't work.  What is wrong with this code?  Is it a google thing?  I'm using the custom search so it shows up in the frame but I know google and frames don't like to play with each other.
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var seoFrame = document.getElementById('googleseo');
seoFrame.src = googleSearch;
seoFrame.onload = function () {
    document.getElementById('googleframe').scrollTop = 300;
    }
}

A: It was a CSS issue. The iframe wasn't long enough to scroll.  It was the same height as my div so I made it longer and it works perfectly.

A: This is due to the scrollTop referencing the iframe, not the body within the frame. The iframe itself doesn't have a scrollbar, it's the document within it.
Fiddle of it working http://jsfiddle.net/ebzxzgmo/
var seoFrame = document.getElementById('googleseo');
var elem = (seoFrame.contentDocument||seoFrame.contentWindow.document).documentElement;
elem.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].scrollTop = 300;

Notice that it's requesting jsfiddle. Browsers block accessing the DOM of iframes from other domains.
Reference for scrolling cross domain: Scroll a cross-domain child iframe?


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