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Q: how to check all available rooms between start and end date? my default available room(avaroom) is 0 . i want to check it avaiable or not when we select the start date and end date.
my sql query
select *
from roomcalendar
where day between '2016-08-26' and '2016-08-31' and avaroom != 0

The result will be like this.

I use this query
select *
from roomcalendar
where day between '2016-08-26' and '2016-08-31' and avaroom != 0
having count(*) = datediff('2016-08-31', '2016-08-26')

result will be empty. it is true. because i check all the room are available or not between start and end date.
Next query I change to start date 26 and end date 27
select *
from roomcalendar
where day between '2016-08-26' and '2016-08-27' and avaroom != 0
having count(*) = datediff('2016-08-27','2016-08-26')

Output will be 1 row
Yes.it still right. because 26 day room is available.
again i check start date 26 and end date 28.
select *
from roomcalendar
where day between '2016-08-26' and '2016-08-28' and avaroom != 0
having count(*) = datediff('2016-08-28','2016-08-26')

Yes.it still work.i think it empty because 28 room are not available.it also right.
Now. i try to change again. start date 29 and end date 30
select *
from roomcalendar
where day between '2016-08-29' and '2016-08-30' and avaroom != 0
having count(*) = datediff('2016-08-30', '2016-08-29')

Opps! it show no result. i think 29 date room are available. it will be show the 1 row. right?
So how to get the right query?
another check again. start date 29 and end date 31.may be it will be show 2 result.
select *
from roomcalendar
where day between '2016-08-29' and '2016-08-31' and avaroom != 0
having count(*) = datediff('2016-08-31','2016-08-29')

but it show only one result.
how to make the right query to pass all test?
Thanks.

A: i see what you're going for
you need a row with avaroom > 0 for every day between start and end to be able to book a trip.
try:
having count(*) = datediff('start-date','end-date')+1

for datediff of 1 we expect 2 available days
for datediff of 4 we expect 5 available days
consider, trip starts 2016-09-01 and ends 2016-09-02 -- datediff is 1 but we need avaroom for 09-01 and 09-02, 2 days means 2 rows, so count(*) should be datediff + 1.
note: if you do not need to check departure date, you're going to want to use this same query but make sure you search with the end date being one day before departure date.  you can do this with mysql's DATE_SUB('some-date',INTERVAL 1 DAY) in place of the departure date some-date.
good luck!

A: derelict got it right, but there is 1 more problem.
You need to use some counter to fill the gaps of inexistent dates.
This query will do the job.
select *,IF(avaroom != 0,1,0) a from roomcalendar where day between '2016-08-29' and '2016-08-30' GROUP BY a having sum(a) = datediff('2016-08-30','2016-08-29')+1


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The "Mormon Interpreter" is an apologetic organization formed by those kicked out of the FARMS / NEAL A. MAXWELL INSTITUTE.
Welcome To A New Era: Farms 2.0 - "The Mormon Interpreter"
Monday, Aug 6, 2012, at 07:43 AM
Original Author(s): Kevin Graham
Topic: MORMON INTERPRETER -Link To MC Article- ↑
Dan and his outcast crew of apologetic misfits have started their own publishing venue:
http://www.mormoninterpreter.com
Good for them.
I suspect the first wave of publications will be milder in tone, just so they can point at them and say "See, we're not attacking anyone at all and so we were falsely accused."
The first publication is going to be authored by David Bokovoy.
Bryce Haymond Announces The New FARMS
Original Author(s): Doctor Scratch
I highly recommend the following reading material, as I think it may very well give us a taste of the FARMS feasts to come:
http://www.templestudy.com/2012/08/03...
As folks here will recall, Young Haymond was the one who launched the "Restore FARMS" organization in the wake of the Maxwell Institute shake-up. Some here shook there heads at this: was Mr. Haymond misguided? Was he star-struck by the Mopologists? Did he love their viciousness? I turns out that nothing could have prepared us for the reality:
I have been through quite a range of emotions the last few weeks. I've felt utter despair, grief, and sorrow, as well as bitterness, confusion, and great disappointment. Through it all I've been blessed with comfort from our Heavenly Father beyond measure, and by experiences too sacred to share. It's been a roller coaster of a time with everything that has happened at the Maxwell Institute. I make no bones about it--FARMS had an immense impact on my life, most particularly as it relates to my testimony and faith in the restored gospel of Jesus Christ.
It seems that a good portion of his emotional and spiritual life have been bound up with things like "Text and Context," "That Old Black Magic," and Midgley's article on the funding of "anti-Mormon" ministries. Indeed, it's hard to look past Haymond's ebullient enthusiasm. Here he is waxing ecstatic over the work of Hugh Nibley:
I devoured that book. Well, let me rephrase that. I placed my pinky toe into the deep end, and did my best to pick it apart. I was excited beyond belief to read about the rituals of the Egyptians, about their coronation rituals, their mummification rituals, their cleansing and purifying rituals, and afterlife rituals. It opened up my understanding of the temple to levels I thought not possible. I still return quite frequently to that book, and glean amazing insights and knowledge from its pages. And I still haven't finished reading it!
Clearly, he's going to make a powerful contribution to "the New FARMS." He continues his rhapsodic praise of Nibley in a later passage:
I love that man. I love him. As deeply as I love my best friends. And I never had the chance to tell him so, I never had it. I bemoan that to this very day. The closest I ever came to him was attending his funeral in the de Jong Concert Hall, with video simulcast from the Provo Tabernacle. With heartfelt and acute emotion, I look forward to the day when I can walk up to Hugh Winder Nibley, shake his hand and give him a hug, and with tears in my eyes thank him for everything he has done, for me,
Later, Haymond lays everything bare as he describes the despair that gripped him in the wake of FARMS's demise:
My emotions have been very close to the surface these last few weeks with everything that happened to the FARMS component of the Maxwell Institute. It ripped me at my core to see this organization dry up and vanish, forcefully so, seemingly in an instant. It shocked me to think that some thought the Church didn't have a need for this kind of scholarship, which had done so much for me, and so many others. Where would I have been without FARMS and Hugh Nibley? I honestly don't know, and I fear just thinking of the vision. There have been several times over the past few weeks when I've honestly wept tears of sorrow over what's happened. A couple of those times, as silly as it might sound, were when I heard a couple songs on the radio, and my emotion spilled over. Go ahead and laugh. I did!
Very well, Brother Haymond! Ha ha ha! Laughter is the tincture that cures us all! Immediately following these comments, Haymond has imbedded a YouTube video of Jason Mraz's song, "I Won't Give Up": apparently, this is the anthem for "The New FARMS."
Finally, he arrives at the real reason for his comments:
And now for the reason you're reading this post in the first place, if I've teased you long enough. Early last week I was approached by William Hamblin (whom I'm friends with) and Daniel Peterson (who I haven't met personally before) early last week. They wanted to do something too. I couldn't have been happier to hear it. Once more, they wanted my help to make it happen. Me. Disbelief. Can I just say that I'm unsure I've ever received a greater honor in my lifetime. These great scholars, who have dedicated the better portion of their lifetimes sustaining and defending the Church and its gospel, and whom I've privately admired from a distance as filling the vacuum and vacancy left by Nibley's passing, were coming to me, looking for my help, to help an organization that I dearly loved and wanted to live on. Words can't express the thoughts and emotions. I was deeply, fundamentally moved, and still am.
They asked for my help to put together a website and the technological solutions for a new journal that would serve much the same purposes that the FARMS Review had in the past, and the Mormon Studies Review in more recent days. And they wanted to do it fast too. Since Br. Peterson had just returned from his trip out of the country and things hadn't been moving forward on any fronts elsewhere, they wanted to see if it could be ready to go by the 2012 FAIR Conference, on August 3rd, if possible. That conference, if my scheduling this blog post goes as planned (since I'm writing this on Wednesday evening, August 1st), is just now coming to an end, and Daniel C. Peterson has just concluded his remarks as the final speaker. At the end of his remarks it was his opportunity, as former editor of the FARMS Review for 23 years, to take the center stage and announce this new venture, as a new age in Mormon apologetics is revealed, and we move forward into the 21st century of technology and scholarship in the Church. How exquisitely humbled I am that I had the opportunity to be a part of this historic occasion.
So, there you have it: this is, Mopologetically speaking, a watershed moment--even if that water is merely Haymond's shedding tears of joy over this momentous occasion. I have to applaud his enthusiasm, and I have to confess that I'm now very, very excited to see how Mormon Interpreter develops. In particular, I will be looking forward to young Mr. Haymond's contributions. It seems that he is all set to help lead the charge as at the forefront of a new, young generation of Mopologists. With Dan Peterson and Bill Hamblin coaching him, I wonder what we can expect?
The Interpreter Foundation's First Birthday, By the Numbers
Original Author(s): Tom
In honor of the Interpreter Foundation's (IF) first birthday, I present this list of IF-related numbers:
$140,805: estimated monetary value of time "donated" to the Interpreter Foundation by supporters from August 3, 2012-June 30, 2013
$16,467.96: IF expenditures from August 3, 2012-June 30, 2013
5: complete volumes of Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture (IJMS) published since August 3, 2012
212: number of days that Bill Hamblin served as executive editor of IJMS before resigning
1162: pages published in IJMS since August 3, 2012
53: number of consecutive Fridays in which a piece has been published in IJMS
56: number of pieces published in IJMS since August 3, 2012
41: number of pieces authored by individuals who serve on the Interpreter Foundation board
13: number of republished conference papers, articles, and blog posts in IJMS
8: number of pieces authored by Louis Midgley
167: total number of pages in Gregory Smith's two articles devoted to reviewing "Mormon Stories"
0: number of pages of Smith's two articles published in IJMS
7: number of spelling errors each in the originally published versions of John Gee's article, "The Apocryphal Acts of Jesus" and Brant Gardner's article, "From the East to the West: the Problem of Directions in the Book of Mormon"
61: number of Interpreter Foundation board members
8: number of board members who are women
34: number of authors published in IJMS
17: number of authors published in IJMS who serve on the Interpreter Foundation board
1: number of authors published in IJMS who are women
37: number of IF Scripture Roundtables posted since August 3, 2012
15: number of individuals who have participated in the Scripture Roundtables
2: number of participants in the Scripture Roundtables who are women
The Latest Attack Piece in "Mormon Interpreter"
Wednesday, Aug 21, 2013, at 07:37 AM
I guess it must have been a fairly slow summer, because it seems like it's been quite a while since we've been served up a "classic-FARMS"-style attack-review in Mormon Interpreter. Lucky for those who are interested in such things, the MI recently published quite a nasty attack piece by Craig L. Foster: http://www.mormoninterpreter.com/misu...
Evidently, they were kind enough to crop his pocket-pencil protector out of his photo. In any case, the "review" here is of a book called The Mormonizing of America by Stephen Mansfield. Interestingly, the article opens with complaints about the popularity that the book managed to achieve:
Stephen Mansfield's The Mormonizing of America was published in 2012 at the height of the so-called "Mormon Moment," which coincided with Mitt Romney's presidential campaign. The book was generally well received by reviewers in publications like US News and World Report and The Washington Post. A number of reviews on Internet blogs were especially laudatory. On the "America Done Right" blog, for example, the reviewer stated how, after reading the book, he had "come away with a better understanding of the history of the Mormon religion and a healthy respect for their beliefs thanks to an honest author." The reviewer ended by advising, [Page 86]"If you are interested in learning about the Mormon religion then this is the book for you."1
Among some of the Christian blogs and publications, the reviews were particularly positive.
You can probably see where this is going: this is the now-familiar Mopologetic resentment over the fact that "anti-Mormon" material inevitably winds up being more popular than either apologetics, or the Church's own PR efforts. And, of course, this matters to them: as a prominent apologist recently quipped, "People tend to want high ratings." This article may represent a new high-water mark in terms of candor in this regard, though: normally, the Mopologists try to conceal their desire for popularity.
In any case, it's not long before Foster starts to haul out the irrelevant ad hominem-style tidbits on the author:
In 2002 Mansfield's first wife filed for divorce. That was the same year he resigned as pastor of Nashville's Belmont Church and quit the ministry. In 2007 he remarried, and he and his wife continue to reside in Tennessee to the present. Mansfield continues to undertake numerous writing projects as well as speaking and teaching engagements, including conducting a seminar on Mormonism.8
That Stephen Mansfield would teach a course on Mormonism is ironic given his apparent lack of understanding when it comes to Mormon doctrine and history.
I'm wondering if someone can enlighten me as to how his divorce is in any way relevant to a review of a book on Mormonism? (Notice, too, that it doesn't simply remark that he "got divorced"; Foster goes out of his way to point out that it was his first wife that filed for the split.)
Still, some of Foster's complaints seem legitimate: Mansfields book seems careless at times, or even, as Foster says, "silly." Elsewhere, it's hard to figure out what Foster is complaining about, exactly:
Examples of this basic lack of understanding range from the silly to the substantial, manifested when almost immediately into the book Mansfield recounts how some Brigham Young University students had joked about the amount of candy consumed on campus by explaining that MandMs are Mormons' drug of choice. He then writes, "And there we stood, a member of the Mormon priesthood and a decidedly non-Mormon [Page 89]guest, laughing about what would have been too painful to discuss not too many years ago."9 It is difficult to figure out what had been so painful, Mormons talking to non-Mormons or Mormons eating MandMs. Either scenario being portrayed as painful is strange, to say the least.
I agree that this is confusing, but is it because of carelessness on the part of Mansfield? Or is it because Foster didn't give enough context. Later, Foster's criticism seems rather petty:
He also announces that "some Saints carry mental images of Smith or Young or Monson (current LDS president) or even Glenn Beck or one of the Marriotts that inspire them as a framed photo of Vince Lombardi might someone else."11 Such a declaration is obviously impossible to either prove or disprove. The reality is that if most Mormons were asked what mental image they carried with them to seek inspiration, they would probably say they think of the Savior. Many would not have a mental picture-rather they would think of a favorite hymn or scripture that strengthens and inspires them. Fewer would suggest a mental image of Joseph Smith or Thomas S. Monson, the current LDS president.
Why, one wonders, is this even worth quibbling over? Mansfield says "some." The existence of Web sites devoted to famous Mormons would seem to help validate Mansfield's claim, and further, if this is "obviously impossible to prove or disprove," then why the paragraph laboring to disprove it?
Elsewhere Foster identifies what are some pretty big mistakes on Mansfield's part: misidentifying the age at which boys ascend the priesthood ranks; getting Pres. Monson's name wrong, and so on. Given the apparent number of errors of this kind, you sort of wonder why the editorial staff at Mormon Interpreterer felt it was worth the effort to read and review in the first place (apart from the possible popularity-jealousy I mentioned earlier).
Perhaps the strangest passage in the article is this:
In one of the incorrect and misleading moments in the book, Mansfield refers to Richard Lyman Bushman as "one of [our] own sainted historians."30 What exactly is meant by that is unknown other than it insinuates there must be other [Page 93]"sainted historians" but their names are not given. While this reviewer has a great amount of respect for Richard Bushman and his work, the sad reality is that most of the members of the Church have neither heard of nor read his works. To suggest Bushman is held up on some kind of pedestal by the majority of the Church membership is not only incorrect, it is deceitful.
Oh, come on--deceitful? It seems more like Mansfield is simply trying to say that Bushman is well-respected. But extending the benefit of the doubt to authors like this isn't Mormon Interpreter's style. Foster goes on for a while after this attacking Fawn Brodie, throwing in the usual Mopologetic clich, about how historical objectivity is impossible. The artcile wraps up with this:
In conclusion, Stephen Mansfield's The Mormonizing of America is a poor excuse of a scholarly work and cannot be recommended for anyone who appreciates decent scholarship.
My question is, Why would anyone think that this was "scholarly" in the first place? It seems pretty obviously to be a work on mainstream-audience non-fiction; it doesn't seem to have been published by an academic press, nor even the sort of big trade press that would have helped the author out with some fact-checking. So, why does Foster seem to think that this was an attempt at "scholarship"? It's a mystery.
Ultimately, this article is a perfect example of the sort of attack on "low-hanging fruit" that the old-school, Midgley-led Review used to love to publish: e.g., their attacks on the likes of Loftes Tryk, anti-Mormon pamphlets, and that sort of thing. What is the point, one wonders? Does The New York Review of Books spend a lot of time reviewing Game of Thrones fan-fiction, or print-on-demand novels? You sort of have to wonder if the editors at the MI actually do think that this represents "scholarship"; they don't draw clear professional boundary lines in their own work--why bother doing it with others'?
Regardless, and intriguing entry here into the "pantheon" of Mopologetics.
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Have you thought about what might be the real reason behind your poor email delivery? Many marketers blame the email platform they are using.
In most cases, it is not a flaw with your platform, but a flaw with how you follow best email marketing practices. One of the most overlooked areas is a poor quality email list.
What Hurts Your Email Delivery?
Not maintaining your data quality will compromise your deliverability. Situations that hurt your sending reputation are hard bounced emails, spam complaints, hitting traps, and your subscriber engagement rate. Start by finding out where your reputation currently stands. You can plug in your mailing IP address or domain at senderscore.org to review your score.
Hard bounces are typically a result of email addresses you have on your list that either do not exist or once existed but have now been closed. The best example of this situation would be email addresses that have been typed incorrectly.
Over time, good data goes bad. For example, consider an employee who was once with a company and then left. The email account would have been good while the employee was with the company, but is no longer valid after he quit. In the long run, too many bad addresses hurt your email delivery.
Spam complaints and traps are even more harmful to your sender score because the users in your list are not interested in hearing from you. A spam complaint is whenever the users mark your email communication as spam and send you to their junk folders. You might not know when people mark your messages as spam with their mail providers, but you can setup a feedback loop (FBL) to identify these users and unsubscribe them from your list.
A trap is likely the biggest problem you will face when you are email marketing. Traps are designed to catch spammers and shut them down. Even if you are not spamming and are following best practices, it is still possible to get spam traps on your email list, especially if you are affiliate marketing. Hitting traps will lower your score and cause you to get blacklisted.
If you are reading this right now, I'm sure you are facing some struggles with your email marketing. Is your email engagement rate depressing? That is probably a result of having too many unengaged users on your list.
If your list is full of inactive subscribers, again, your reputation will be degraded. The idea behind email marketing is to have a list of users who are wanting to receive your emails. The more the users open and click, the more it shows the ISPs that they like your brand and that your brand is trusted. I would recommend going through your list on a quarterly basis and unsubscribing users who have not engaged in any of your past three months' worth of email communications.
Now that we have discussed what hurts your reputation and why your engagement rates are important, let's discuss your data collection methods. Collecting good data is key to having a better-engaged list.
Organic Lead Collection – If you are collecting organic leads on your website in real time, it's likely that your biggest problem will be typos that later lead to hard bounces.
Affiliate Marketing – If you are driving leads to your landing pages via affiliate marketing, then you should be careful because a lot of fraud occurs in the affiliate space. When you are incentivizing marketers to get you leads, there is a risk they are sending you email addresses that are bogus or email addresses of users who never came in contact with your site.
Using Data Lists – When you work with data brokers, you can have the problem of the list being cold and likely old. When you send data to a list you've acquired, the engagement rates will be very low as users are not familiar with your brand. Many data suppliers do not cleanse their data. So it's likely that a high percentage of it will lead to invalids and hard bounces.
Do collect data organically through your website.
Do implement real-time email verification to eliminate invalid addresses.
Do clean up your entire database on a quarterly basis.
Do remove unengaged users from your list.
Do be cautious when working with affiliates.
Do setup FBLs to unsubscribe spam complaints immediately.
Don't work with data suppliers.
Don't allow every lead into your database.
Don't forget to add verifications.
To get good email delivery, treat your list like gold and take care of it. Think of it this way: airport employees don't let you board your plane unless you clear security. Don't let any lead through your entry point until it passes validation. Too many rotten email IDs will destroy your list.
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Thanks for sharing some exceptionally helpful information Krista!
is merely setting ourselves up for some unpleasant outcomes.
Interesting take. I have found that the general (ie wrong) approach that most people take when emailing is getting MORE aggressive and salesy as time goes by.
If someone doesn't buy within say 7-21 days, they probably aren't going to. So sending harder and harder emails more and more often to try and bludgeon them into submission is likely to have totally the opposite effect.
Yes it is true if you become too aggressive you will lose subscribers, but you also have to make sure your brand is top of mind. Everything is about setting expectations with your customer when they subscribe. Have a content calendar of how many times per week you will send an email and stick with that unless you have a special event going on. Consistency is essential.
I have also read about cases where small business owners have seen people unsubscribe from their list, and they have sent them a personal follow up message to learn about WHY they unsubscribed. This could be a great idea for you if you want to retain clients and make improvements so that you don't lose other quality subscribers.
Thanks for the tips Krista! I was wondering, what should we do to inactive subscribers? should we remove them instead?
I would recommend you do a re-engagement campaign. I would also suggest you make it a plain text email for better deliverability. Salvage the email addresses you get opens and clicks on and remove the ones with no activity from your list. When you remove inactive subscribers the next time you send off an email campaign you will see a higher open rate which will also be better for your sender score.
Thanks a lot for the reply Krista. But wouldn't it a waste to delete the contacts? Isn't there a way that we can convert them to be active ones?
1. Your emails might not be getting to them, they might be stuck in the SPAM folder, so they are not going to see these messages and will continue to be inactive. This is why I am suggesting you do a plain text email as your re-engagement campaign.
2. Inactive users can turn into potential traps down the road, and they are hurting your engagement rate. If you send out a re-engagement campaign specifically to the users who have not opened any of the last 10 emails you sent and still get no response on the re-engagement campaign there is no point keeping them on your list.
3. Keep in mind many ESPs charge you per number of subscribers you have on your list, so essentially keeping inactive email IDs is costing you.
First try to re-activate them, but then if that doesn't work you should delete them because otherwise you're paying for them to be on your list.
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She appeared in the 2013s tv series titled, "Nashville", in which Ashley played the role of a Lawyer. She played the role of Ashley Griffith in the tv series titled, "Faked Out", in the year 2013. She appeared in the 2014s tv series titled, "Let's Stay Together", in which she played the role of Patricia.
In the year 2015, she played the role of Judge Aldrin in the tv series titled, "Sleepy Hollow". She appeared in the 2015s tv series titled, "Finding Carter", in which Ashley played the character of Patricia. She played the role of Wynn Lovaas from the year 2014 to the year 2015, in the tv series titled, "Rectify".
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In the year 2004, she appeared in the biographical drama film titled, "Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius", in which Ashley played the role of Mary Malone. The film is based on the life of golfer Bobby Jones. The show was written and directed by Rowdy Herrington.
Later, she appeared in numerous films and movies including, Alice's Misadventures in Wonderland (2004), The Last Adam (2006), Life Is Not a Fairytale: The Fantasia Barrino Story (2006), Nothing But the Truth (2008), Active Parenting of Teens: 3rd Edition (2008), Midnight Bayou (2009).
Pastor Brown (2009), The Joneses (2009), The Blind Side (2009), Grilling Bobby Hicks (2009), Good Deeds (2012), Scary Movie V (2013), Remnants (2013), The Single Moms Club (2014), My Dad's a Soccer Mom (2014), Crimes and Mister Meanors (2015).
The Choice (2016), Killing Reagan (2016), Get Out (2017), The Stranger (2017), Oscar Pistorius: Blade Runner Killer (2017), One Night in Miami…(2020), A Nashville Christmas Carol (2020), The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021), My Best Friend's Exorcism (2022), and more.
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She was born into an American family. She has not shared any information concerning her parents' names. She might be a single child from her parents because there are no details concerning her siblings. She might be a private person.
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The MemoVie cohort study aims to investigate the living conditions or risk factors under which the normal cognitive capacities of the senior population in Luxembourg (? 65?year-old) evolve (1) to mild cognitive impairment (MCI) ? transitory non-clinical stage ? and (2) to AD. Identifying MCI and AD predictors undeniably constitutes a challenge in public health in that it would allow interventions which could protect or delay the occurrence of cognitive disorders in elderly people. In addition, the MemoVie study sets out to generate hitherto unavailable data, and a comprehensive view of the elderly population in the country.
A 1-year follow-up was included in the original design of the study. The enrolled participants have been followed-up.
The Kungsholmen Project is a longitudinal population-based study on ageing and dementia, carried out by the Stockholm Gerontology Research Center in collaboration with Aging Research Center (ARC), Karolinska Institutet.
The project, which started in 1987, has gathered a 12-year long database and offers information on aging from a multidisciplinary perspective. All persons that were born before 1913 and lived in the Kungsholmen district of Stockholm, were invited to participate (a total of 2368 persons on October 1st, 1987, including both community-dwelling and institutionalized persons). Later, the research additionally included all 90+ old subjects living in the St. Göran parish, an adjacent geographical area. The baseline phase and four follow-ups have been completed, with the last phase concluding in the summer of 2000. Time 1 was the only measurement occasion when a two-phase study design was adopted, with an extensive clinical examination performed after a screening phase. At every other occasion, all participants were interviewed by nurses, clinically examined by physicians, and assessed by psychologists.
In 1999 the Swedish Ministry for Social Affairs promoted and supported a national project aimed at monitoring and evaluating the care-of-the-elderly system in Sweden. To achieve these aims, four longitudinal individual-based data collection describing the aging process and encompassing the care system as whole, has been initiated. This project was named The Swedish National study on Aging and Care (SNAC).
SNAC-K is conducted by the Stockholm Gerontology Research Center in collaboration with Aging Research Center (ARC), Karolinska Institutet.
SNAC-K includes two studies: SNAC-K population study and SNAC-K care system study.
Tracking Parkinson's, or the PRoBaND study, is a UK-based study of Parkinson's disease funded entirely by Parkinson's UK.
There is a wide variation of symptoms and features of Parkinson's driven by both genetic and external factors. Our study aims to define and explain these variations by analysing the clinical expression of Parkinson's in relation to genotypic variation. Tracking Parkinson's is a multi-centre prospective longitudinal study, informed by epidemiological and biomarker data.
Participants were recruited into three categories:
Recent onset patients (diagnosed within the last three years) are followed up at 6-month intervals for four years, then every 18-months for a further three years.
Early onset (patients diagnosed before the age of 50) were followed up at one year.
Relatives (siblings) of the participants are followed up after three years.
Since 2012, we have been running at 70 sites across the UK. Recruitment closed in November 2017 and our cohort consists of 2,270 people with Parkinson's and 344 of their siblings.
NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde is the study Sponsor and the coordinating study centre is based at the Institute of Neuroscience & Psychology at the University of Glasgow in Scotland.
The Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Study (CLHLS) is a large-scale population-based study on health status and quality of life of the elderly in 23 provinces (out of 31 provinces) of China since 1998 with 8 waves so far. The study covers approximately 85% of the total population of China and was conducted to shed light on the determinants of human healthy longevity. The CLHLS tried to interview all consenting centenarians in the sampled counties and cities. For each centenarian interviewee, compatible nearby un-related elderly and younger participants were interviewed, including about one nonagenarian aged 90-99, one octogenarian aged 80-89, 1.5 young-old adult aged 65-79 and 0.7 middle-aged adult aged 40-64. Detailed longitudinal data on physical and mental health, cognitive function, social participation, etc. at old ages were collected from a total of 96,805 face-to-face interviews with 16,557 centenarians, 23,081 nonagenarians, 25,842 octogenarians, 19,650 younger elders aged 65-79, and 11,675 aged 35-64 in the completed 7 waves from 1998 to 2014. For the 26,701 participants who died between these seven waves, data on mortality and quality of life before death (i.e., degree/length of disability and suffering before death) were collected in interviews with a close family member of the deceased. The completed seven waves of CLHLS had collected DNA samples from 24,693 participants, including 4,849 centenarians, 5,190 nonagenarians, 5,274 octogenarians, 4,770 aged 65-79, and 4,609 aged 40-64. The 8th wave of CLHLS is ongoing and expected to be completed by the end of July 2018.
This is a feasibility study which has a Longitudinal Cohort design, following up participants at selected time points over a 1 year duration. The study will recruit 2 distinct groups: (1) patients with symptoms of cognitive impairment, and (2) study partners who are cognitively normal. The patients recruited to group 1 will have been recently referred to a Memory Assessment Service by their GP with suspected Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) & mild dementia. All patients referred to a Memory Assessment Service for this reason will be potentially eligible for inclusion in the study. Close friends or family members involved in looking after the cognitively impaired participants will also be asked to participate as study partners to attempt to measure the impact that looking after a partner, friend or family member with memory problems can have on a carer's Quality of Life and other variables such as financial burden. Both cognitively impaired participants and their study partners will be given the option of additionally participating in two sub-studies:
– Mobile data collection: Using a web/mobile app to collect self-reported data on a more regular basis from home
– Wearable device: Using a wearable device that looks like a watch to collect information on activity and sleep
The health of the agricultural population has been previously explored, particularly in relation to the farming exposures and among professionally active individuals. However, few studies specifically focused on health and aging among elders retired from agriculture. Yet, this population faces the long-term effects of occupational exposures and multiple difficulties related to living and aging in rural area (limited access to shops, services, and practitioners). However, these difficulties may be counter-balanced by advantages related to healthier lifestyle, richer social support and better living environment. The general aim of the AMI cohort was to study health and aging in elderly farmers living in rural area through a multidisciplinary approach, with a main focus on dementia.
The study started in 2007, with two follow-up visits over 5 years. Baseline visits were conducted at home by a neuropsychologist then by a geriatrician for all cases suspected of dementia, for all subjects suspected of being demented. The 10-year visit is currently on going.
The Lifelines Cohort Study is a large population-based cohort study and biobank that was established as a resource for research on complex interactions between environmental, phenotypic and genomic factors in the development of chronic diseases and healthy ageing. The Lifelines cohort distinguishes a children's cohort (aged 0-18), an adult cohort (aged 18-65) and the elderly cohort (aged 65+). The protocol for these three sub-cohorts is largely the same, but focuses in part on the characteristics of the specific participant groups.
Between 2006 and 2013, inhabitants of the northern part of The Netherlands and their families were invited to participate, thereby contributing to a three-generation design. Follow-up visits are scheduled every 5 years, and in between participants receive follow-up questionnaires. Linkage is being established with medical registries and environmental data. Lifelines contains information on biochemistry, medical history, psychosocial characteristics, lifestyle and more. Genomic data are available including genome-wide genetic data of 15638 participants. Fasting blood and 24-h urine samples are processed on the day of collection and stored at -80 °C in a fully automated storage facility. The aim of Lifelines is to be a resource for the national and international scientific community. Requests for data and biomaterials can be submitted to the Lifelines Research Office ([email protected]).
This project comprises of two complementary parts. One part is aimed at the development of innovative diagnostic techniques to detect molecular signatures of AD based on disturbances of amyloid metabolism and glutamate neurotransmission. In this part, the focus is on the two most promising diagnostic approaches in AD: (molecular) imaging techniques and molecular diagnostic tests of CSF. In the second part of this study, techniques for which proof-of-concept has been found in humans are applied in a large group of AD patients. These patients are recruited in an established network of 4 collaborating memory clinics in The Netherlands, which use a standardized diagnostic protocol and share an extensive common database. Furthermore, more mature molecular, structural, and functional imaging and molecular diagnostic CSF techniques as well as the conventional diagnostic work-up will be applied from the start of the study in patients from the same network of memory clinics.
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Summary: Political structure
November 2nd 2021
Representative democracy
The prime minister is chosen by a ballot of the Diet (parliament) and appoints a cabinet, the majority of whom must also be members of parliament
Emperor Naruhito
National legislature
Bicameral Diet, comprising the House of Representatives (the lower house), which has a total of 465 seats, most of which represent geographical constituencies, with the remainder filled by proportional representation, elected every four years; and the 245‑member House of Councillors (the upper house), half of which is elected every three years for six-year terms
A Supreme Court, appointed by the cabinet, presides over a legal system of lesser courts divided into four arms: the High Court, district courts, family courts and summary courts
National elections
The last election for the lower house was held in October 2021; the next poll is scheduled for 2025. A poll for half of the seats in the upper house was held in July 2019; the next election, also for half of the seats, is due in July 2022
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) was re-elected in the October 2021 lower-house election, winning 261 seats; its coalition partner, the Komeito party, won 32 seats. The coalition has a majority in both the lower house and the upper house
Main political organisations
Government: coalition of the LDP and Komeito
Opposition: Constitutional Democratic Party; Nippon Ishin no Kai; Democratic Party for the People; Japan Communist Party; Social Democratic Party; Reiwa Shinsengumi
Main members of the cabinet
Prime minister: Kishida Fumio
Minister of finance: Suzuki Shunichi
Chief cabinet secretary: Matsuno Hirokazu
Key ministers
Agriculture, forestry & fisheries: Kaneko Genjiro
Defence: Kishi Nobuo
Economy, trade & industry: Hagiuda Koichi
Education, culture, sports, science & technology: Suematsu Shinsuke
Environment: Yamaguchi Tsuyoshi
Foreign affairs: Motegi Toshimitsu
Health, labour & welfare: Goto Shigeyuki
Internal affairs & communications: Kaneko Yasushi
Justice: Furukawa Yoshihisa
Land, infrastructure, transport & tourism: Saito Tetsuo
Reconstruction: Nishime Kosaburo
Economic Security: Kobayashi Takayuki
State ministers
Promoting Dynamic Engagement of All Citizens: Noda Seiko
Disaster management: Ninoyu Satoshi
Economic & fiscal policy: Yamagiwa Daishiro
Digital reform: Makishima Karen
Covid-19 vaccination: Horiuchi Noriko
Central bank governor
Kuroda Haruhiko
Things to watch in Asia in 2022
Subsiding inflation, weak regional currencies and political continuity will be some key trends for the region.
EIU Global Outlook—a summary of our latest global views
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Comparison of vibration perception thresholds obtained with the Neurothesiometer and the CASE IV and relationship to nerve conduction studies.
Vibration perception thresholds (VPTs) are used frequently to assess somatosensory pathways in clinical trials. Different equipment, testing paradigms, and stimulation sites produce varying results which make comparisons between trials and patient populations challenging. Information comparing the VPT obtained with the Neurothesiometer with that with the Vibratron is available, but not for a similar comparison with the CASE IV (computer-assisted sensory examination device).
Subjects (n = 478) including reference, non-neuropathic subjects with diabetes mellitus (DM), and diabetic patients with mild, moderate and severe diabetic sensorimotor polyneuropathy (DSP) had VPTs measured with the CASE IV and Neurothesiometer, as well as standard sural nerve conduction studies (NCS), all performed during the same half-day. The dorsum of the foot was used as the site of stimulation for the CASE IV VPT determination and the distal phalanx of the first toe for the Neurothesiometer.
VPTs by the CASE IV and the Neurothesiometer compared moderately by linear regression analyses (R2 = 0.547, P < 0.0001), and by 95% confidence intervals. Sensitivity for the diagnosis of mild DSP was 70% with the Neurothesiometer and 49% with the CASE IV. VPTs determined by either the Neurothesiometer or the CASE IV correlated with similar agreement to the sural nerve action potential amplitude as determined by nerve conduction studies (NCS) (R2 = 0.456 and 0.461, respectively, P < 0.0001).
The results demonstrated a significant correlation of VPT values in different stages of DSP obtained by the two methods. The Neurothesiometer was more sensitive for the diagnosis of DSP, particularly in those with mild neuropathy. Similar correlations between VPTs and electrophysiological parameters were observed, indicating that both methods are valid, and thus the Neurothesiometer may be preferable due to the ease and rapidity of testing by this method.


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YEREVAN (RFE/RL)–A new large-scale Armenian-Azerbaijani war is unlikely at this juncture despite Azerbaijan's continuing threats to take back Nagorno-Karabakh by force, Armenian Defense Minister Seyran Ohanian said on Thursday.
"As a defense minister, I must constantly prepare for war but today our analyses and assessments of the situation testify to something else. That is, there are no prerequisites for the resumption of the war," Ohanian told RFE/RL.
Armenia has since been rife with rumors, stoked by some media but denied by the Defense Ministry, that the Armenian and Karabakh armed forces have been put on high alert in anticipation of an Azerbaijani offensive. The speculation has coincided with an ongoing call-up of reservists for military exercises held across the country.
Ohanian, who was a senior Karabakh Armenian commander and lost a leg during the 1991-1994 war with Azerbaijan, also downplayed recent deadly incidents on the main Armenian-Azerbainani line of contact east of Karabakh as well as Armenia's long border with Azerbaijan.


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BP hit by greenwash claim over Scottish trees project
Mark Macaskill
Sunday January 03 2021, 12.01am, The Sunday Times
BP has pledged to be a net-zero company by 2050, but campaigners say the sponsorship of Scots forests is a cynical PR exercise for oil giants
Oil giant BP has been accused of "greenwashing" after stumping up £2m to expand Scotland's native woodlands.
Up to one million trees will be planted under a three-year pilot scheme that aims to encourage farmers to grow species such as Scots pine, oak and birch to help tackle the climate crisis.
Future Woodlands Scotland, a charity managing the scheme, said the pilot had been made possible "through generous funding from BP" and could be rolled out if successful. The move has provoked criticism from opposition politicians and environmental campaigners.
While BP has pledged to become a net-zero carbon company by 2050 or sooner, there are concerns about the impact of its oil and gas production. However, the company says it will increase investment in low-carbon


Sure, I did have to do four loads of laundry, and I did sweep the kitchen floor, and I did dust SOMETHING. Oh, and I did have to take Lauren for the second of what will probably be 360 to 365 orthodontist appointments over the next 22 to 26 months BUT in between, before and after, in and around...I read.
And what did I read? I started my bookclub book which is: 'Garlic and Sapphires: The Secret Life of a Critic in Disguise' by Ruth Reichl who was the New York Times food critic during the 1980s and '90s. A smooth and easy read with actual reviews and a few recipes included.
So, yeah. today I'm happy because I spent the day, mostly, reading a book I'm actually enjoying, while David painted part of the fence mossy green, and while not at the dentist Lauren worked on and finished her essay on 'Of Mice and Men' which amazing amazing is due tomorrow.
Hence the bookclub, We meet every six weeks at a local breakfast place on a Saturday morning, no family allowed unless absolutely necessary, and they make me read stuff I never would otherwise. Oddly, I'm not much for novels and they LOVE novels.
What did you read on actual paper?
I got about three quarters of the way through A Single Man by Christopher Isherwood (a novel). I had never heard of Isherwood till I saw justinlovesart's rec of the documentary "Chris and Don," about the life Isherwood and his lover, artist Don Bachardy, shared. (If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it.) My interest was piqued, so I checked out this book. I wouldn't say I'm blown away by it, but I'm enjoying it -- and it's a fairly quick read.
thanks for the rec, I've put it on Netflix and moved it to the top position. Christopher Isherwood is the kind of name I know I know but I don't remember why. Now I need to check him out.
What a perfect day! That book sounds good. I love reading food reviews (pretty much reviews of all types, I'm weird that way) and with the recipes thrown in, it sounds like a fun book to read. Food critics remind me of Julia Roberts in My Best Friends Wedding...and the mouse movie, Ratatoille, which I can't spell but you probably know what I mean.
To be fair, Lauren had been working on this particular essay all thru Easter vacation, I was actually very angry at how much homework she had. She came trotting out of her room around 9pm Sunday waving it in the air, so happy to be done.
Do check out the book, this woman LOVES food, you can feel it in every description and also her anger when the food is bad..
I'm not that much a fan of cooking either, but this memoir almost made me a little queasy at points because sometimes when she's describing the food, it's just so elitists. $100 per person back in the 1980s!!! Five different wines during four hour meals. Too too much. Lauren helps make cooking more fun now, but on my own, it's just not my thing.


Throughout my career as a business and financial journalist, the most time I've ever been granted to spend with a successful (read: rich and powerful) person for a story has been one hour — tops! Usually I can snag 20 minutes over the phone, but rarely without an eavesdropping publicist sharing the line.
In "Follow the Leader," my CNBC show debuting April 6, I have the rare chance to spend an incredible amount of time with some of the world's greatest entrepreneurs, usually between 48 and 72 hours.
With John Paul DeJoria, co-founder of John Paul Mitchell Systems and Patron Spirits, I learned how little he relies on technology. He doesn't use email or carry a smartphone. How does he work around that, exactly? And why does he wear almost the same thing every day? On a more serious note, I discovered JP is extremely generous with his charities, his employees and even strangers. "Success unshared is failure," he told me.
What's in Farnoosh Torabi's bag?
Spending time with Lyor Cohen, co-founder of 300 Entertainment, I saw how people look up to him as a pioneer in the music industry and a father figure. His connection with his artists runs deep, and it's a huge reason they choose to work with him over other executives at bigger, fancier labels. Cohen also hates to miss meals. He's 6' 5" so he can't go long without food. We detoured a few times en route to meetings so that he could grab a quick bite — tacos, pastrami sandwiches, you name it.
Two days with Gary Vaynerchuk, CEO of VaynerMedia, feels like two minutes. He moves at the speed of light, with dozens of meetings packed into a day. To accomplish so much there's a method to his madness, which became apparent during our time together. I learned how he likes to run meetings, his greatest pet peeves and how his best employees have figured out how to receive his undivided attention. I also learned that his hard work is driven by the pursuit of something he's wanted since he was a child. What that is...you'll have to watch the show to find out!
Some of my best moments with Katia Beauchamp, CEO of Birchbox, were spent en route to meetings, when we had one-on-one time to talk candidly about leadership, her challenges as a CEO and even some personal stuff, including marriage and kids. She opens up more in our time together than I've ever known her to do publicly — at one point being brought to tears.
Spend a couple days with the founders of Warby Parker and it's clear why this company has been valued at more than $1 billion. Dave Gilboa and Neil Blumenthal are masters at being calm, cool and collected. Rarely are decisions made without reference to date and analytics. While emotions can run high from time to time, these two friends try to stay true to the company's core beliefs and insist on driving their decisions using customer feedback, which tends to leave less room for error.
In the few days we spent with celebrity fitness guru Tracy Anderson, we quickly learned how she is, as she says, "building the plane while flying it." She emerged on the scene as one of the fastest-growing and most influential fitness brands, thanks to celebrity clients including Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow. How she harnesses and builds on that success, while staying true to her vision and brand, is a lesson worth watching. It's not simple, and being new to the business world, Anderson finds she needs to rely on her experienced team and CEO to make tough choices.


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Saturday May 19
Beginner's Guide to Bike Commuting
Hawaii State Library, noon, free. The Hawaii Bicycling League will discuss bicycling benefits, how to get started, Honolulu's bike sharing program, safe cycling practices, helpful commuting accessories and other tips. (librarieshawaii.org/event/beginners-guide-to-bike-commuting-hawaii-bicycling-league)
Cleaner Smarter Living Seminar
RevoluSun New Innovation Center, 660 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 220A, 10-11 a.m., free. RevoluSun welcomes eco-conscious homeowners, architects and residential developers to see and touch energy-efficient products and learn how to generate green energy. Reservations recommended. (revolusun.com/events)
How to Select the Right Potting Mix
Halawa Xeriscape Garden, 99-1268 Iwaena St., $5. Participants will get to see, feel and smell the different types of plant media and compare their similarities, as well as identify the pros and cons of some of the most popular bagged-to-go garden potting mixes. Pre-registration required by May 18. (748-5315, workshops@hbws.org)
Understanding Hawaiian Culture through Hanafuda
Nanakuli Public Library, 89-070 Farrington Hwy., 1-3:30 p.m., free. Helen Nakano will speak about her growing understanding of Hawaiian culture through the development of Na Pua Hanafuda cards. Sensei will be available to help teach hanafuda and, if time permits, the program will end with a mini-tournament. Keiki must be age 7 or older and be accompanied by an adult. (668-5844)
Yamuna In Bed Routines for Spine and Shoulders
Contact for location, May 19 and 26, 9:30-10:45 a.m., $18-$45. Bring a cushy, non-skid mat and towel roll for your neck. Balls provided. (286-9097)
Third Saturday Comedy Showcase
The Dragon Upstairs 1038 Nuuanu Ave., 7:30-9:30 p.m., $7. Jonathan Freeman hosts as Patrice Scott, Erika Swartzkopf, Reese Paul, Benjamin Edward Kaufman, Ozell Daniels, Tumua Tuinei, Pam Escalona and Coe Snyder perform original standup comedy. (526-1411)
Beach House Social
Roy's Beach House, 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., contact for cost. Come and enjoy great food, meet and talk story with the local vendors, and support Turtle Bay Foundation. (royyamaguchi.com)
Kaneohe Bay Shopping Center, Bloodmobile, 7 a.m.-noon, free. Donate blood and save lives. Pre-registration recommended. (848-4770, bbh.org)
Sunset Elementary School, Bloodmobile, 8 a.m.-12:45 p.m., free. Donate blood and save lives. Pre-registration recommended. (848-4770, bbh.org)
Chicken Sale and Open Market
Waipahu United Church of Christ, 94-330 Mokuola St., 9 a.m.-1 p.m., free. There will be Hoku barbecue chicken for sale, youth white elephant, a country store, crafts, shave ice and more. (677-3317)
Honolulu Ekiden & Music Festival
Waikiki Shell, 5:45 p.m., $30. Kick off your ekiden weekend with the Honolulu Ekiden Concert, featuring live entertainment by popular artists from Hawaii and Japan, including Kalapana, Manao Company, The Real Hoaikane, Sunplaza Nakano-Kun, Pappara Kawai, May J. and Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku. (hnlekiden.org)
Kaiser High School Athletic Foundation Luau
Sea Life Park, 5:30-9:30 p.m., $100. Attend a luau to raise money for new battling cages and scholarships for college-bound student-athletes. (kaiserathleticfoundation.org)
Kealia Mauka Homesites Project
Kapaa Public Library, meeting room, 2-4 p.m., free. Wailua-Kapaa Neighborhood Association hosts representatives of Kealia Mauka Homesites discussing the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed 235-lot residential subdivision on 53 acres of agricultural district land. Public comments on the Draft EIS are encouraged. (821-2837, wkna.org)
New Baby Expo
Neal Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, May 19-20, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., $5.50. Attend a one-stop shop for play, fun, education and shopping of essential and unique items. There will be hourly entertainment, activities, speakers, and over 150 mainland and national exhibitors. Children age 5 and under receive free admission. There will also be an infant/todller play area. (newbabyexpo.com)
Orangetheory Fitness Mini Registration Event
Orangetheory Fitness, 1600 Kapiolani Blvd., 11 a.m., $20 suggested donation. Come for a 30-minute breast cancer awareness education by Susan G. Komen Hawaii representatives, as well as a one-hour class from Orangetheory Fitness. Pre-registration required. (377-6626)
Pearlridge Farmer's Market
Pearlridge Center, Saturdays through May, 8 a.m.-noon, free. Enjoy over 40 vendors offering locally grown fruits and vegetables, plants and freshly made treats, including oven-fresh breads and baked goods. There will also be a Farmlovers pop-up cafe and live Hawaiian music. (203-2366, pearlridgeonline.com)
Pop Up Voter Information Booth
Kamehameha Shopping Center, 1620 North School St., 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Register to vote, learn about early voting and sign up to become an Election Day official.
The Big Show: A Glitter Trilogy – Part 3
The ARTS at Marks Garage, 1159 Nuuanu Ave., 8-9:30 p.m., $20-$60.57. Enjoy a full burlesque show with fresh raw talent. (eventbrite.com/e/the-big-show-a-glitter-trilogy-part-3-tickets-44365041032?mc_eid=6cecb86b23&mc_cid=5b0c3a77b1)
Waiokeola Twirlers
Ala Moana Center, centerstage, 3 p.m., free. (alamoanacenter.com)
Breath-Sight
Atherton Performing Arts Studio, 738 Kaheka St., 7:30 p.m., $15-$25. Attend a rare solo concert by shakuhachi grand master Riley Lee. (955-8821, hprtickets.org)
Joint Military Concert
Hawaii Theatre, 4 p.m., free. Enjoy a joint performance by members of the Army 25th Division Band, Hawaii Army National Guard Band, Marine Corps Forces Pacific Band, Navy U.S. Pacific Fleet Band and Air Force Band of the Pacific. (hawaiitheatre.com, 528-0506)
Led Zepplica: The Led Zeppelin Experience
Aloha Tower Marketplace, Pier 11, 6-7 p.m., contact for cost. Attendees will be transported back 30 years to experience a live concert. (479-6004, led-zepplica.com)
Na Hoku Hanohano Awards
Hawaii Convention Center, 4 p.m.-10 p.m., $150-$250. This event will honor the most talented musicians, songwriters and producers in 34 different categories, as well as feature a lineup of performances from Hawaii's music scene. (593-9424, nahokuhanohano.org)
Royal Hawaiian Band
Ka Makana Alii, 6-7 p.m., free. (rhb-music.com)
Voices of Aloha Spring Concert Series
Hawaii State Library, 478 S. King St., 10 a.m., free. Enjoy a mix of classical, gospel, pop and Hawaiian favorites. (256-1414, voicesofaloha.com)


SUITEWORLD 2017, LAS VEGAS, Nev.—April 25, 2017—Oracle NetSuite Global Business Unit (GBU), the industry's leading provider of cloud financials / ERP, HR and omnichannel commerce software suites, today announced SuitePeople, a new core human resources (HR) offering natively built on NetSuite's unified cloud suite. NetSuite is the first and only cloud ERP suite to give businesses a single platform to manage mission critical business processes across ERP, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Professional Services Automation (PSA), omnichannel commerce and now HR.
Traditionally, businesses have had to manage core HR processes in separate modules, disparate systems, or worse, in spreadsheets. Growing businesses can't afford the cost, time and risk associated with manual workarounds, complex integrations or siloed data. Unlike legacy HRIS solutions, SuitePeople helps "people information" become actionable throughout the organisation from a single suite.
"Successful organisations seek employee engagement solutions to ensure that their people are empowered and motivated. These solutions must enable everyone from the shop floor to the top floor," said R "Ray" Wang, Principal Analyst and CEO of Constellation Research, Inc.
SuitePeople weaves people data throughout the suite, giving businesses complete control over their core HR processes. SuitePeople helps enable employees to request time off, access employee directories and organisational charts, monitor upcoming vacation schedules and new hires or publicly recognise good work. SuitePeople helps empower managers and HR professionals to streamline employee information, new hires, employee onboarding, promotions and compensation changes, all from a single suite.
Core HR Capabilities. Native organisation design, job and position management, workflows and compliance management, all powered by effective-dated employee master data, providing HR with the systems they need to run a best-in-class operation.
HR Analytics. With pre-built reports and dashboards focused on key people metrics and compliance, including a new Chief People Officer dashboard, SuitePeople gives employees the data they need, right at their fingertips.
Employee Engagement. Kudos help allow all employees to recognise those co-workers who have helped drive the business forward, vital in today's world of distributed workforces.
HR compliance. Built in human resources reports, searches and notifications are paired with tailored compliance features to ensure regulatory requirements are easily met and filing deadlines aren't missed.
Unified access. With NetSuite's unified data model, people information can be seamlessly analysed from a single application suite. From HR to finance, services to the shop floor and the warehouse, the suite wins.
Global reach. With the NetSuite OneWorld supporting 190 currencies, 20 languages, automated tax calculation and reporting in more than 100 countries, and customer transactions in more than 200 countries, fast growing businesses know they can expand abroad and manage a global workforce.
Flexibility. Built on the flexible SuiteCloud platform, SuitePeople helps allow customers and partners to configure workflows and forms to meet their unique needs without worrying about upgrades.
People security. Sophisticated role-based security features help allow executives, managers, supervisors and employees to simultaneously view information based on their operational and management role. Supporting both each other and their teams while safeguarding sensitive data.
Unmatched ease of use. Built within NetSuite's intuitive user interface, SuitePeople can give employees a familiar experience that speeds adoption and training.
Oracle NetSuite Global Business Unit pioneered the Cloud Computing revolution in 1998, establishing the world's first company dedicated to delivering business applications over the internet. Today, Oracle NetSuite Global Business Unit provides a suite of cloud-based financials / Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), HR and omnichannel commerce software that runs the business of companies in more than 100 countries. For more information, please visit http://www.netsuite.co.uk.
Follow Oracle NetSuite Global Business Unit's Cloud blog, Facebook page and @NetSuiteEMEA Twitter handle for real-time updates.


Botany relates to the scientific study of plants including bacteria, fungi, lichens, viruses etc. and is one of the most preferred choices to study among the science students. It is an accomplished branch and is parent lineage to all other branches including biotechnology, microbiology, biochemistry etc.
The results of botanical research increase and improve our supply of medicines, foods, fibers, building materials, and other plant products. Conservationists use botanical knowledge to help manage parks, forests, range lands, and wildlife areas. Public health and environmental protection professionals depend on their understanding of plant science to help solve pollution problems.
Bachelor Degree in Sciences with subjects Botany, Zoology and Chemistry or other subjects in the faculty of Life Sciences/Biological sciences with minimum 50% marks (45% marks for SC/ST students).
Our mission is to discover, maintain, and transmit knowledge concerning basic plant biology and provide leadership in the biological sciences. Students and researchers have access to microscopy facilities, herbarium specimens, spacious well equipped laboratories viz., molecular biology, biotechnology, tissue culture, bioactive compound separation etc. Instruments like RT-PCR, PCRs, Gel Doc System, refrigerated Centrifuge are available in the Department at the disposal of faculty, research scholars and students. In addition to teaching through modern techniques, seminars, symposia, workshops, invited lectures and botanical excursions are an integral part of academic programme of the department. A good Botanical Garden is also available with many species of trees, herbs, medicinal plants, palms, gymnosperms, an algal pond, some species of Cacti, Ferns and fern allies.
Considering the current scenario like population explosion and other anthropogenic pressures affecting the flora, opportunities for the botanists widens further in exploring the possible way out of agricultural, horticulture and environmental related issues. Thus besides fruitful career in teaching and research, a lot of opportunities in reputed organisations are available as Taxonomist, Horticulturist, Geneticist, Plant biochemist, Molecular biologist, Plant Pathologist, Environmental consultant, nature conservation officer, Ecologist, Conservationists etc. both at national and international level.
M.Sc in Botany pass out students can get placed in National Park Service, Departments of Conservation and Land Management, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services, Public Health Service, Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Departments of Environmental Protection, Departments of Agriculture and Water, Nature Conservancy, Environmental Protection Agency, Medical Plant Resources Laboratory. Apart from that one has opportunities at Private Sector and also there is a scope for self employment. Students can have job opportunities in companies like Charak Pharmaceuticals, Indian Herbs, Omshakamberi herbals pvt Ltd, Naturise Herbal Products, Dabour India Limited, & Sahul India limited.


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Check Out These New Ghost In The Shell TV Spots
By AJ Caulfield/Updated: March 21, 2017 1:12 pm EST
Hype for the upcoming sci-fi action film Ghost in the Shell has been steadily increasing as audiences and the minds behind the movie gear up for its March 31 release. Today, Paramount Pictures has kicked it up a notch, releasing a trio of television spots showing more sneak peeks at the cyber-punk cyborg flick.
Entitled "The Fog of Memory," the first of the three clips features Scarlett Johansson as the titular Ghost in the Shell, Major Motoko Kusanagi, learning what happened to her after a mysterious and menacing attack. The Major becomes a synthetic full-body prosthesis, essentially an augmented human-robot blend, and is intended for use as a government weapon.
The first clip also gives fans a glimpse at Juliette Binoche as Dr. Ouelet, who fills Johansson's character in and pushes her forward toward a possible redemption. After all, as the spot says, they didn't save the Major's life, they stole it.
Watch "The Fog of Memory" above.
The second and third TV spots, simply named "Control" and "Past," continue to unravel the complex story behind Ghost in the Shell and reveal some pretty intense action sequences. Johansson is seen wielding guns and finding out the truth behind cybernetic humans in equal measure, both of which are sure to get fans even more excited to see the film. Check them out below. Johansson and Binoche are joined by actors Beat Takeshi Kitano as Daisuke Aramaki, Michael Pitt as Kuze, and Pilou Asbæk as Batou. Chin Han, Danusia Samal, Lasarus Ratuere, Yutaka Izumihara and Tuwanda Manyimo take on roles as members of Section 9, the intelligence department featured in the source material manga written by Masamune Shirow.
Ghost in the Shell hits theaters March 31. While you pass the time before the film's opening weekend, find out why Scarlett Johansson may blow us all away as the Major.


A lot of things associated with the holiday are potentially hazardous to our dogs and cats.
He is three months old and a mixed breed who is super sweet and friendly.
It will be several weeks before the 36 beagles rescued from laboratory testing will be available for adoptions.
The Michigan Humane Society is about to take over control of the Humane Society of Livingston County.
She loves to walk and is very happy!
He is just over 2 months old, and a mixed breed.
Some Dallas residents got a cute but surprising visitor when a wallaby escaped.
A rare lynx was spotted in Michigan's Lower Peninsula for the first time in a century.
Loves to lay on your lap and play!
She was transferred from another shelter, and is sweet and friendly.


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