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13:21 PM, 27th October 2018
Why Buy to Let Edinburgh is rapidly rising?
As an Edinburgh resident myself…I find this is a bit of a strange article:
- no mention of rent controls
- no mention of the new tenancy legislation that penalises students and festival goers
- no mention of legislative breaks for big business landlords
- no mention of the withdrawal of no fault end of tenancies
- no mention of the higher tax rate landlords pay in Scotland
- no mention of the additional licensing conditions
- no mention of the legislation under consideration that will halt short-term letting like AirBnb
…all the above considerations are active now.
Can't disagree with the sentiment but find this article bizarre given the number of measures in force in Edinburgh that are not in place elsewhere in the UK.... Read More
2:19 AM, 14th August 2018
Scottish rental reforms put future Edinburgh Festivals at risk
Couldn't agree with you more that the Scottish Government will not be concerned in the slightest; I'd argue that they won't even take notice.
During the consultation phase for the new tenancy agreement student HMO license owners lobbied the government to warn of the problems highlighted in this article i.e. without fixed term tenancies that student landlords and students alike both want, the number of properties that can be made available for festival letting will dry up.
Therefore, I'd have to disagree with your sentiment about the future supply of short-term festival letting. Advertising of festival properties typically starts in January but without knowing when a lease will end, advertising and accommodation guarantees cannot be offered. Performers, who spend many months preparing for the festival, will not be expected to wait until the summer just to see if accommodation may or may not become available at short-notice.
This will certainly be my last year of providing near 20 beds to festival performers and I feel for them. And, yes, of course I could lose rental income if students vacate at short-notice.
It's also worth pointing out, I feel, that after the lobbying during consultation over the withdrawal of fixed-term leases a small exemption was granted…to large-scale student accommodation providers….different rules for the wealthy investor than for the little guy…sound familiar anyone? Seems little difference between the conservative UK government and so-called socialist Scottish government: both grant favours to the wealthy. By comparison, small-time HMO owners were told that they would "just have to get on with it".... Read More
10:58 AM, 18th November 2016
Validity problem of parental guarantees when the parents are not resident in this country?
Hi, I believe that some universities will offer to act as UK guarantors for a limited number of students.
Failing this there are companies that will offer a UK guarantor service, such as Housing Hand (who charge the students a fee).
This term is my first dealing with Housing Hand so although they do appear to offer a solution (they completed my guarantor form) I cannot comment on how easy it is to claim from them. Hopefully I never will.... Read More
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By Rachel Shukert April 12, 2013, 10:25 pm 0 Edit
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O ye of little faith.
I told you.
Didn't I tell you, in my last piece about Mad Men [1], on these very pages, that things were about to get very, very Jewish all up in Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce? (Is Pryce still on the door, by the way? Do they have rules about that?) That 1968 was the year that America would truly realize you didn't have to be Jewish to love Levy's Rye Bread (but it helps)?
When the show started, the world of Mad Men (if not the real world of advertising in its totality at the time) was a WASP bastion: all dry martinis, Brooks Brothers ties, and utter emotional denial. When Rachel Mencken, the Jewish department-store heiress and first in a long line of Don's intellectual brunettes, dropped in for what seemed like a fairly routine pitch meeting, the partners acted as though they were greeting some sort of fearsome alien queen, setting out deli, mentioning they were pitching to the Israeli tourism board, all to make some sort of odd and unnecessary point about inclusiveness that only made them look extra anti-Semitic. Season 2 saw the debut of the lovely Jane, who discreetly exchanged the "Siegel" for "Sterling" as soon as she got the chance, followed in quick succession by Jimmy and Bobbie Barrett, the Jerry Lewis-style comedian and his tough-cookie wife and manager (who Don also slept with, because a. she is female and b. once you go Jewish, it's a whole new youish), and of course, the inimitable Dr. Faye Miller, so admiring of Don's punim, so effortlessly insightful about his inner state, and thus so ultimately expendable.
Still, it wasn't until last season that we got Michael Ginsburg [2], the whiz-kid copywriter. With his thick "regional" accent, Yiddish-accented Old Country father who likes farmers' cheese and has a dimly remembered tragic early childhood in a concentration camp, Ginsburg is the first Jewish character on Mad Men who isn't, on some level, trying to hide it. Roger Sterling, ever the gentleman, may have taken it upon himself last season to make sure their client Mohawk Airlines could deal with "working with a Jew," but the times, they are a changin.'
Season 6 [3] opens in January 1968, roughly nine months after "Ginzo" was hired, and suddenly the world of SCDP and environs looks like that summer at Camp Ramah where everybody became a hippie. Roger—of all people—is in psychoanalysis! Indian food causes gastrointestinal distress! Everybody has started dressing like a Dave Berg character from "The Lighter Side of …" in Mad Magazine! Even Betty Hofstadt Draper Francis, such the epitome of the shiksa goddess that she essentially obviates the term, has gotten chunky and gone brunette.
The cultural reasons for this are manifold and have been discussed here and elsewhere by me and others, so I'll let you draw your own conclusions; suffice it to say, it was about this time in the '60s that the Jews were ready for America and America was ready for them. What does strike me, however, is how fast it happened. Scarcely 20 years before the season opener, the Jews of Europe … well, we know where they were, or perhaps more aptly, where they weren't. In 1960, the only Jew at Sterling Cooper was the one who worked in the mail room; last season, Stan Rizzo derisively hurls the portfolio of "Ginsburg" not because the name itself is an inherent disqualifier, but to warn Peggy away from hiring someone who might be more talented than she. (Peggy herself is happily living in sin with the radical journalist Abe Drexler, who isn't exactly a Presbyterian.)
The dizzying ascent to commonplace ubiquity puts me in mind of another marginalized group who have, perhaps, at last reached their moment. A little more than 20 years ago, when I was a kid, there were basically only three templates for a gay character on TV or in the movies: drag queen, serial killer, or plague victim. The latter, which became more and more prevalent throughout the late 1980s and early '90s, invariably appeared on "very special episodes." I remember how they looked, their faces ashen with makeup and carefully applied sarcoma lesions, gazing up at their mournful, currently healthy but ultimately doomed lovers, with eyes as limpid and bottomless as Anne Frank's on the cover of The Diary of a Young Girl. The message too seemed to be the same; that to be a male homosexual was to be no less condemned to certain, unavoidable death than a young Jewish girl in Nazi-occupied Europe. Is that how it works? Your people endure an unbearable, foundational catastrophe, then 20, 25 years later everybody finally rubs their eyes and says, "Oh, wait, those people we were so freaked out by? They're actually great!" and then you get your own sitcoms and everybody starts slipping your slang into their conversation (Harry Crane with his gonifs; Michelle Malkin used the word fierce in relation to Margaret Thatcher the other day). You become culturally ubiquitous [4], and all that had to happen was for untold numbers of you to die horrible deaths. Sort of like a break-up diet!
I don't know who the next group to come to the forefront of American culture will be, but I sincerely hope they don't have to suffer quite so much in order to convince the rest of us that they're human beings with plenty to offer. In the meantime, I'll eagerly await Mad Men's first gay Jew—I hear Salvatore Romano is dating a nice accountant. Next year, at the Stonewall!
(Rachel Shukert, a Tablet Magazine columnist on pop culture, is the author of the memoirs Have You No Shame? and Everything Is Going To Be Great. Starstruck, the first in a series of three novels, is new from Random House. Her Twitter feed is @rachelshukert. This story is reprinted with Tablet Magazine's consent.)


Summers-a season of vibrancy, strength, and light. Where all is well with my soul because faith seems easy. Worship, praise, gratitude bubble up from within me and I can't hold them back. It feels like God's pretense comes easy and it will never change. I'm filled up by every spiritual discipline and my cup overflows.
I don't know about you, but I read Scripture to hear God's unique words for me. I've been starting a new practice and thought I'd share it with you. This past September, I started a plan to read through the Bible in a year. Each day, whatever verses the Spirit shows me are important, I meditate on and try to hear what God is saying unique to me through the verses. What follows is the words God gave me last month to meditate on and remember. You may like this technique if you like devotionals like Jesus Calling. I hope that you too get something out of it; fruit bearing fruit!


Damn Xah_Rith you be changing corporations faster than a STD in a Christian camp.
What a kind and pleasant person to talk to!
Still looking for more players to join the exsculive pirate corp we kill farmers in open space.we also do pvp and pve. We are very active and a very active discord with are allies FAITH. Even if your new to the game come join the fun. We have 3 other corps always popping in and out of the corp discord so your never alone. And if you get bored come rock out with the music bot. We are all adults here so anything goes in the chat.


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Q: CPAN.pm takes ages to install modules
cpan[1]> install Crypt::SSLeay
Reading '/root/.cpan/sources/authors/01mailrc.txt.gz'
............................................................................DONE
Reading '/root/.cpan/sources/modules/02packages.details.txt.gz'

Database was generated on Mon, 06 Aug 2012 09:19:03 GMT
............................................................................DONE

Reading '/root/.cpan/sources/modules/03modlist.data.gz'

................................................................

Running install for module 'Crypt::SSLeay'
Running make for N/NA/NANIS/Crypt-SSLeay-0.64.tar.gz
Fetching with LWP:
http://mirror.cogentco.com/pub/CPAN/authors/id/N/NA/NANIS/Crypt-SSLeay-0.64.tar.gz

Fetching with LWP:
http://mirror.cogentco.com/pub/CPAN/authors/id/N/NA/NANIS/CHECKSUMS

CPAN.pm takes like 15 minutes at these two steps. I have added more URLs to urllist. Most of them use HTTP.
Why is this taking so long and how can I make it faster?

A: To make CPAN indexes work faster, install CPAN::SQLite and and configure use_sqlite to 1.
Alternatively, install App-cpanminus and run the cpanm client which does not need a local index.

A: If you do a lot of stuff with CPAN, configure and use a local MiniCPAN. Let it update automatically when you aren't paying attention to it, then install quickly when you're ready for it. The first time you set it up it will take forever, but it's a forever you don't have to care about because you don't have to watch it.
daxim recommended sqlite and cpanm, which you can use, but if your network is the slow part, you'll still have to use the network with either of those.
What you're seeing in that output snippet is your CPAN client downloading a couple of huge text files that are the indices into what is current on CPAN. The packages file has over 125,000 lines, but compressed its only about 1.5Mb. However, that file is updated hourly and CPAN.pm always wants the latest one. It's one of the huge design warts on the system, but that's what you get with the oldest and longest used CPAN client that has ever existed.
cpanm gets around that by not paying attention to the index files. It goes right to the CPAN search site to figure out what's the latest version and then goes with it. That might work better for you.
You said that you added more URLs. This is another problem for the CPAN client. Once it finds a URL that returns a good status, it goes with it, even if you've chosen something in the middle of Niger that has a 56k modem uplink through a laggy satellite where the operator is typing in the ones and zeroes by hand.
In my latest version of the cpan command line tool, which comes with CPAN.pm (but is usually a little behind, which is my fault), I've added a mirror pinging feature that will find the best mirrors for you based on ping times. That's only checking latency though, and throughput can still be a problem.
All of which is why I use a MiniCPAN.

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PagSeguro is a disruptive provider of financial technology solutions focused primarily on Micro-Merchants, Small Companies and Medium-Sized Companies, or SMEs, in Brazil. With a 100% online onboarding process, without paperwork, quick turnaround and a high acceptance rate, PagSeguro offer access to their advanced digital payment processing and early payment of merchants' installment receivables. They accept merchants who are either individuals or companies. Data protection and confidentiality for consumers, with merchant verification and transaction protection mechanisms, including escrow periods and claim mediation services.
What can you do with JotForm's PagSeguro Integration?
How to integrate your forms with PagSeguro?
Create a form and open form builder.
3- Open Payments and find the PagSeguro in the list. You can drag and drop the PagSeguro into the form page.
4- In the Payment Wizard, please fill the textboxes with your PagSeguro credentials. You need PagSeguro Email and Token fo the integration.
Only BRL is available for PagSeguro Payment gateway Integration.
You can sell products and collect donations or custom amount with PagSeguro. You can select one of the payment types in the payment type dropdown menu.
You can also add image, quantity, options etc to your products in this step.
You can find some additional setting about payment integration in Additional Gateway Settings.
SandBox Mode: You can use SandBox Mode to test PagSeguro. As you see in the information under the SandBox Mode section, when you enable SandBox, it doesn't charge real cards so you will be able to test the integration.
You should enter correct values even you make a test submission.
- E-mail (submitters should use email address associated with PagSeguro account. If you are in SandBox mode, email address domain should be @sandbox.pagseguro.uol.com.br.
You should use abbreviation in State. Postal code etc should be the exactly correct.
Do you have any questions or suggestions about JotForm's PagSeguro integration? Please post them on the comments below.
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How to integrate PayJunction with your form?
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Agency and Power: The EPA and Obama's Federalism
By Sanjay Dureseti
Sanjay Dureseti is a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania and an associate editor of the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal.
Martin Winterkorn, the now-former CEO of German automobile giant Volkswagen AG, recently admitted to his company's use of secret software to fool diesel emissions tests. When the United States' Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) caught wind of VW's duplicity, they launched an investigation that revealed further disturbing truths. Estimates state that 11 million road-bound cars, ranging from cheaper models to luxury vehicles, are programmed with Volkswagen's "defeat device." [1]
Such emissions standards have been the cornerstone of the EPA's regulatory approach since its inception. Concerns for the effects of vehicular pollution first arose in 1960s and 1970s, when the postwar boom led to an explosion in automobile manufacturing, causing rampant atmospheric contamination. [2] President Richard Nixon, in an attempt to harness the electoral potency of the environmental issue, decided to form an umbrella organization designed to engage in all realms of environmental protection. [3]
However, Nixon could not have foreseen the controversy in the future of his invention. The EPA's creation set off a larger debate, immediately polarizing lawmakers. The dispute over the agency's role and its very existence has now transformed into a microcosm of one of the country's greatest and oldest issues: the power and reach of the federal government. [4]
Recent legal events further paint the picture of the EPA as a symbol of Federal overreach. In 2014, President Obama, through an executive action, implemented one of the most ambitious and stringent environmental protection plans in American history. Citing an obscure portion of the 1970 Clean Air Act, Obama aimed to tackle carbon pollution in over 600 coal-fired power plants. This tremendous increase in the oversight of the EPA immediately brought on the wrath of the coal industry and its Congressional allies, and the Obama Administration quickly became tangled up in lawsuits that reflected the ages-old rhetoric of a government overstepping its bounds.
The coal industry was not without its allies in academia, who stated that the law violated the Constitution's Due Process Clause, as well as the 10th Amendment. Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe delivered a harsh rebuke of the EPA's plans. He claimed that the regulations were unconstitutional, as the new rules would punish private enterprise years after it had already committed to federal investments. These retroactive sanctions, opined Tribe, were violations of the Due Process clause of the Fifth Amendment. [6] Tribe also cited the EPA's carbon cuts as infringements on the "Takings Clause," which prohibits private entities from bearing the brunt of a public burden. [7] In addition, he claimed that the Federal government forced the States to adopt this national policy of regulation, violating the Constitutional separation of Federal and State government.
Two of Tribe's Harvard colleagues were quick to refute Tribe's arguments of the unconstitutionality of Obama's legislation. Professors Richard Lazarus and Jody Freeman argued that Obama's Clean Power Plan simply did not grant the EPA coercive power over the States. [8] That is, the Agency could not punish states for failing to submit regulatory plans, which was the Federal overstep vehemently opposed by Tribe and his allies. Lazarus and Freeman went on to state that Tribe's portrayal of the Agency's complete subversion of States' rights was "just not true." [9] States were granted the ability to tailor regulatory plans to their needs.
The Supreme Court, however, agreed with Tribe. In the case of Michigan, et al., Petitioners v. EPA, the Court ruled with the plaintiff, which was a collection of corporations, non-for-profits, and 23 states. Justice Antonin Scalia wrote that the Agency misinterpreted the Clean Air Act and failed to consider the overly harsh economic impact of its regulations. [10] Opponents of the EPA rejoiced, declaring victory over "bureaucratic overreach" and proclaiming their attempts to "institute some common sense in rule making" as brilliantly successful.
Volkswagen's deceit brings the role of the EPA back to the foreground of political and legal debate. The Agency is forced to consider levying massive penalties on the automaker, as initial estimates suggest that VW could be charged with up to $18 billion dollars in fines. [11] Such a blow would be catastrophic for Volkswagen and, quite possibly, the world as a whole. Already, markets are exhibiting volatility and there are worries that the crisis is dragging Germany, the heart of the Eurozone, towards the brink. [12]
The EPA is faced with a crucial regulatory decision. Showing leniency would allow a company guilty of systemic corruption and fraud to go unpunished. Excessive punishment, however, would not only result in potentially catastrophic economic consequences, but also contribute to an already-dire state of political polarization.
For now, the Agency's leanings are unclear. One thing, however, is certain; the world, and its political, legal, and economic institutions, are watching.
[1] Glinton, Sonari. "Volkswagen Says 11 Million Cars Worldwide Have Emissions Cheating Software" National Public Radio. September 22, 2015. http://www.npr.org/2015/09/22/442582415/volkswagen-says-11-million-cars-worldwide-have-emissions-cheating-software. Accessed September 24, 2015.
[2] "Origins of the EPA". The Guardian. Spring 1992. Found in EPA Historical Publication Vol. 1. http://www2.epa.gov/aboutepa/guardian-origins-epa. Accessed September 24, 2015.
[3] Lewis, Jack. "Looking Backward: A Historical Perspective on Environmental Regulations" EPA Journal. Spring 1988. http://www2.epa.gov/aboutepa/looking-backward-historical-perspective-environmental-regulations. Accessed September 24, 2015
[4] Lewis, Jack. "Looking Backward: A Historical Perspective on Environmental Regulations." EPA Journal. Spring 1988. http://www2.epa.gov/aboutepa/looking-backward-historical-perspective-environmental-regulations. Accessed September 24, 2015
[5] Davenport, Coral. "Obama to Take Action to Slash Coal Pollution." The New York Times. June 1, 2014. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/02/us/politics/epa-to-seek-30-percent-cut-in-carbon-emissions.html. Accessed September 25, 2015.
[6] Tribe, Laurence. "Comments of Laurence H. Tribe and Peabody Energy Corporation." United States Environmental Protection Agency. December 1, 2014. http://www.masseygail.com/pdf/Tribe-Peabody_111%28d%29_Comments_%28filed%29.pdf. Accessed September 25, 2015.
[8] Freeman, Jody and Lazarus, Marl. "Freeman and Lazarus: A rebuttal to Tribe's reply" Harvard Law Today. March 21, 2015. http://today.law.harvard.edu/a_rebuttal_to_tribe_reply/. Accessed September 25, 2015
[9] Freeman, Jody and Lazarus, Marl. "Freeman and Lazarus: A rebuttal to Tribe's reply" Harvard Law Today. March 21, 2015. http://today.law.harvard.edu/a_rebuttal_to_tribe_reply/. Accessed September 25, 2015.
[10] Scalia, Antonin. "14-46 Michigan v. EPA." United States Supreme Court. June 29, 2015. http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/14pdf/14-46_bqmc.pdf. Accessed September 25, 2015.
[11] Holding, Reynolds. "Volkswagen Faces Harsher Penalties Than a U.S. Company Might." DealBook-The New York Times. September 28, 2015. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/29/business/dealbook/volkswagen-faces-harsher-penalties-than-a-us-company-might.html. Accessed September 29, 2015.
[12] Nienaber, Michael. "Volkswagen could pose bigger threat to German economy than Greek crisis." Reuters. September 23, 2015. http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/09/23/us-usa-volkswagen-germany-economy-idUSKCN0RN27S20150923. Accessed September 29, 2015.
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Hoghton Brewery Limited (number 08504937) is a private limited company created on 2013-04-25. The business has its registered office at 39 Long Acre, Covent Garden, London WC2E 9LG. Hoghton Brewery Limited operates Standard Industrial Classification: 46342 which means "wholesale of wine, beer, spirits and other alcoholic beverages".
Moving to the 2 directors that can be found in the above-mentioned business, we can name: Duccio F. (in the company from 25 April 2013), Elena F. (appointment date: 25 April 2013). The Companies House indexes 2 persons of significant control, namely: Duccio F. owns 1/2 or less of shares, Elena F. owns 1/2 or less of shares.


The Grand National Concert, a large number of concerts and musical events, takes place in no less than 1,100 municipalities of the country, the Culture Ministry announced. All concerts will start at noon.
Prominent Colombian artists will perform in all mayor cities, showing the country's wide range of cultural expressions.
Colombian President Álvaro Uribe will be in the town of Tame, Arauca, where security is at its highest to avoid irregularities, espcially after two small aircrafts mysteriously disappeared off the radar near Cucuta, a city nearby the ceremony.
Colombian embassies across the globe are organizing event to offer migrants the possibility to celebrate their Independence Day or to show the rest of the world what a Colombian party is like.


In this video, the narrator shows how to sketch a velocity-time graph. This graph is commonly used to easily identify the motion and acceleration of an object.
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Not much has changed since I went offline. I am still busy with college and I am hoping to finish somewhere in June. Meanwhile I am working on CBC Reloaded (An improved version of Crazy Bumper Cars). I'll post some screens or a vid when it's done.
If you've got any suggestions for my blog do tell, cause I am not sure what to blog about.


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Q: Integrating a real nasty! I came across this beast
$$\int_{0}^{\pi} \ln(1-2a \cos{x} +a^2)\cos{nx} \, dx $$
where $n=1,2,3,...$ and $a$ is an arbitrary real. Can this be down WITHOUT contour integration?

A: For $|a|<1$, we have
$$
I'(a)=2\int_0^\pi \frac{\cos nx(a-\cos x)}{1-2a\cos x+a^2}dx=\int_0^{2\pi} \frac{\cos nx(a-\cos x)}{1-2a\cos x+a^2}dx.
$$ Using the Fourier series $\displaystyle\frac1{1-a^2}\sum_{k=-\infty}^\infty a^{|k|}e^{ikx}  = \frac{1}{1-2a\cos x+a^2}$, we have for $n\ge 1$
$$\begin{align*}
I'(a)&=\frac1{4(1-a^2)}\sum_{k\in\Bbb Z} a^{|k|}\int_0^{2\pi}e^{ikx}(e^{inx}+e^{-inx})(2a-e^{ix}-e^{-ix}) dx\\&=\frac{\pi}{2(1-a^2)}\sum_{k\in\Bbb Z} a^{|k|}\left(2a\mathbf1_{\{|k|=n\}}-\mathbf1_{\{|k|=n+1\}}-\mathbf1_{\{|k|=n-1\}}\right)\\&=\frac{\pi}{2(1-a^2)}\left( 4a^{n+1}-2a^{n+1}-2a^{n-1}\right)\\&=-\pi a^{n-1},
\end{align*}$$ which implies that $\displaystyle I(a)=-\frac{\pi a^n}{n} +I(0)=-\frac{\pi a^n}{n}$. For $|a|>1$, use
$$
I(a)=\int_{0}^{\pi} \left(\ln\left(1-2 \frac{\cos{x}}a +\frac1{a^2}\right)+2\ln a\right)\cos{nx} \ dx
$$ to obtain
$$
I(a)=-\frac{\pi a^{-n}}{n}.
$$


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Home » Articles » Germany Selects Lockheed Martin for Space Tracking System
Germany Selects Lockheed Martin for Space Tracking System
By Mandy Mayfield
Lockheed Martin graphic
The German Space Agency selected Lockheed Martin's iSpace system to enhance its ability to track and characterize debris in orbit.
Space agencies have grown increasingly concerned about the threats posed by space debris as nations around the globe plan to launch a plethora of new satellites and systems in the coming years.
"Congestion is becoming an increasing concern," said Jeff Chadwick, program manager for space command and control at Lockheed Martin."Understanding what's up there and what's being threatened by what, is an important thing."
The iSpace command-and-control system will help the German Space Agency obtain situational awareness of more than 300,000 objects in multiple orbits, characterize them and respond appropriately, according to Lockheed Martin. The platform works by gathering data from a network of government and commercial sensors.
The agency maintains the German Space Situational Awareness Center alongside the nation's air force. iSpace will work with German sensors to support monitoring of high-interest objects and space events, according to the company.
"We've got a number of different optical and radar sensors that we've used with iSpace to aggregate inputs from those sensors, do orbit determinations, identify objects and then associate those objects with whether it's known or not within a space catalog," Chadwick said. "We do indications and warnings — so when an object is decaying and it looks like it's going to come back into the atmosphere decaying, we will track it and can project when that decay is going to occur."
The technology can also perform "conjunction assessments," he said. "If there's a potential for a collision up there between two objects, we'll detect that and even provide some probability of conjunction because it's very expensive to take … evasive maneuvers."
iSpace has already been fielded with the agency and Lockheed Martin expected it to be fully operational by the end of April, Chadwick noted.
"We've been having regular discussions with them, understanding some of their unique needs for the product and making sure that it's going to satisfy those needs," he said.
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est une comédie horrifique américaine réalisée par McG, sortie en 2020 sur le service Netflix.

Il s'agit d'une suite du film The Babysitter, également réalisé par McG en 2017.

Synopsis
Deux ans après avoir affronté sa baby-sitter Bee et sa secte satanique, Cole est toujours hanté par les événements violents de cette soirée. De plus, son entourage pense que ce dernier n'a plus toute sa tête depuis la disparition de Bee et ses amis, l'histoire de Cole étant difficile à croire.

Seule son amie et voisine Melanie le croit. Cette dernière le pousse à aller de l'avant et essaye de lui changer les idées. Pour ça, elle l'invite à un week-end au bord d'un lac. Néanmoins, au cours de la soirée, les amis de Bee reviennent d'entre les morts, obligeant Cole à les affronter une seconde fois.

Fiche technique

 Titre original :
 Titre de travail :
 Réalisation : McG
 Scénario : Dan Lagana, Brad Morris, Jimmy Warden et McG
 Musique : Bear McCreary
 Décors : Patrick M. Sullivan Jr.

 Photographie : Scott Henriksen
 Montage : Martin Bernfeld
 Production : McG, Zack Schiller et Mary Viola
 Production déléguée : Devin Andre, Steven Bello, Alex Boies, Brian Duffield, Corey L. Marsh et Tyler Zacharia
 Sociétés de production : Wonderland Sound and Vision et Boies/Schiller Film Group Production
 Société de distribution : Netflix
 Pays d'origine :
 Langue originale : anglais
 Format : couleur - 2.35 : 1 - son Dolby Digital
 Genre : comédie horrifique
 Durée : 101 minutes
 Dates de sortie :
  :  sur Netflix

Distribution

 Judah Lewis  : Cole Johnson
 Emily Alyn Lind  : Melanie
 Jenna Ortega  : Phoebe Atwell
 Valentina Mandala : Phoebe enfant
 Andrew Bachelor  : John Baptiste
 Robbie Amell  : Max
 Bella Thorne  : Allison
 Hana Mae Lee  : Sonya
 Ken Marino  : Archie Johnson
 Leslie Bibb  : Phyliss Johnson
 Chris Wylde  : Juan
 Samara Weaving  : Bee
 Maximilian Acevedo  : Jimmy
 Juliocesar Chavez  : Diego
 Jennifer Foster : « Boom Boom »
 Carl McDowell  : Mr. « Big Carl » Davis
 Raymond Patterson : Mr. Nordy
  : la principale Highbridge
 Amanda Cerny : Violet
  : l'officier Phil
 Scott MacArthur : Leeroy
 Easton Alexeyev : le démon

Source et légendes : version française (VF) via le carton de doublage sur Netflix.

Production

Développement
En , satisfaite des résultats du film The Babysitter, Netflix annonce la production d'un deuxième volet avec le retour de McG à la réalisation et à la production. Dan Lagana signe pour écrire le scénario et la société de production Boies/Schiller Film Group Production confirme également son retour à la production.

En , le service dévoile les premières images du film et fixe sa sortie au .

Attribution des rôles
Lors de l'annonce du projet, Netflix confirme que Judah Lewis, Hana Mae Lee, Robbie Amell, Bella Thorne, Andrew Bachelor, Ken Marino et Leslie Bibb reprendront leurs rôles dans la suite. Quelques mois plus tard, Jenna Ortega rejoint la distribution du film.

En , le retour d'Emily Alyn Lind dans le rôle de Melanie est confirmé avec la sortie de la bande-annonce du film.

Tournage
Le tournage du film a débuté le .

Notes et références

Liens externes
  sur Netflix

Film américain sorti en 2020
Comédie horrifique américaine
Slasher
Teen movie
Film en anglais américain
Doublage français réalisé par Cinéphase
Film de Netflix
Film de survie
Film tourné en 2019
Film se déroulant aux États-Unis
Film sur les sectes
Film sur le satanisme
Film sur la résurrection
Suite de film américain

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Transforming Outcomes
Dr. Annette Liebing sees a global attitude shift on the prevention front, while Sienna Caspar's vision of person-centred care is becoming a reality.
Dr. Annette Liebing and Sienna Caspar. Photography by Jared Sych and Jaime Vedres
The New Dementia
Decades of dedicated research have given medical anthropologist Dr. Annette Leibing a panoramic global view of current attitudes and treatments for dementia. And those attitudes are shifting from a focus on reacting to symptoms to one of prevention.
"There's been a rather astonishing turn since 2007 that suggests prevention may actually possible," Leibing says.
On a recent stop in Calgary, Leibing gave a presentation titled Situated Prevention—Studying the New Dementia to medical staff, researchers and students. She told her audience that dementia treatment has shifted globally, from using reactive measures to early detection and prevention.
"As a researcher, one should know about what I call 'the new dementia'—the turn toward early detection and prevention."
Leibing's career has been spent studying how different cultures interpret and use the same medical research on Alzheimer's. Born and raised in Hamburg, Germany, her first academic position was in the Institute of Psychiatry at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. An interest in the psychiatry of aging brought her to the position in 1995.
"Strategies used in Western European nations include not smoking, avoiding alcohol, maintaining a healthy diet, reducing stress, getting ample exercise and sleep, and interacting socially through activities such as volunteering. In the Netherlands and France, the incidence of dementia has actually decreased among certain privileged groups."
Leibing says she quickly realized how different social and political factors were influencing individual dementia treatment outcomes in Brazil.
"We heard terrible stories," she says. "Stories of families who had to work and could not take care of the older person. At the time, Alzheimer's disease was still relatively unknown to the general public."
Leibing founded Brazil's first public specialized dementia research centre. There, "families could not only get treatment, but they could also leave their elderly during the day so they could go to work," she says.
Later, after a postdoctoral fellowship at McGill University in Montreal, she became a professor of medical anthropology at the Université de Montréal.
In addition to publishing dozens of papers and several books on the anthropological aspects of treating dementia, she continues to travel the globe, conducting field work and participating in large studies on the subject with international research groups looking at the social aspects of medications, gerontology and public health.
The shift toward proactive treatment changes in meaning and effectiveness from country to country because of the different social and political systems at play, Leibing says. In the United States, for example, treatment has long focused on drug-related intervention, including the recent move toward measuring biomarkers—specific molecules' concentration in brain or biological fluids—to detect and predict future impairment.
But Leibing says biomarkers are still unreliable, despite years of research.
On the other end of the spectrum, Western European nations have largely adopted an intensive, lifestyle-based approach to dementia prevention, she says. The strategies used include not smoking, avoiding alcohol, maintaining a healthy diet, reducing stress, getting ample exercise and sleep, and interacting socially through activities such as volunteering.
And in developed European jurisdictions including the Netherlands and France, the incidence of dementia has actually decreased among certain privileged groups.
Cultural differences play a role, too, she says. In Brazil, for example, she's observed a tendency even among doctors to blame people for engaging in unhealthy behaviours that may be related to dementia. This can make access to prevention and treatment difficult. "Some of prevention is individual choice," Leibing says. "However, a lot of it is very social and political."
Turning Rhetoric Into Reality
Changing behaviours starts with education—but education alone will rarely produce positive results, says Sienna Caspar, an assistant professor at the University of Lethbridge.
This concept is key to anyone trying for positive change in care facilities, Caspar says. "My entire career has been focused on how to make person-centred care a reality, not just rhetoric, in long-term care facilities," she says.
Caspar reviewed 87 studies where new practices were introduced to staff working with residents, many of whom had Alzheimer's and other dementias, at long-term care centres. Goals included improved oral hygiene, bathing, mealtimes and recreation.
In 2016, she co-published a paper concluding that in almost 60 per cent of the studies examined, staff members were given information on new practices, but not the strategies to apply it.
"They've been told this is best practice, this is the way you should provide care, this is what we know…and then they get put back out onto the floor with no ability to implement change," she says. This can create moral distress in the staff.
"The worst thing that can happen is you disempower the people you're meaning to empower with the education," Caspar says. "They've chosen this job for a reason, and if you galvanize them, they're unstoppable."
Education is definitely necessary for change, but it's most successful when supported by enabling and reinforcing factors, she says.
Enabling factors allow caregivers to put into action the new skills and knowledge they've learned, while reinforcing factors support them in keeping the changes in place—follow-up, feedback, rewards and recognition, celebration of successes and peer support.
Empowering Staff
To test this theory, Caspar and a team of research assistants conducted the Stakeholder Inclusion in Practice Change Project in 2017. The project was funded by an Enhancing Lives of People with Dementia Grant sponsored by the Alberta Health Services: Seniors Health Strategic Clinical Network. The project aimed to improve mealtimes at St. Michael's Health Centre in Lethbridge.
"My entire career has been focused on how to make the provision of person-centred care a reality, not just rhetoric, in long-term care facilities."
— Sienna Caspar
Work began with a four-hour meeting between health care aides, licensed practical nurses, a recreation therapist, family members of residents, dietary staff and the facility's administrator. After being presented with information on best practices by Caspar's team, this group—the process improvement team—determined which strategies were likely to improve mealtimes at the facility.
"We recognized them as the experts," Caspar says. "I have a PhD after my name, but I'm not the expert in how to improve mealtimes in the facility—they are."
Staff members were empowered to implement the change, and they quickly set out to adjust the physical and social environment during mealtimes. Adequate lighting was provided, tables were rearranged to allow six residents to a table rather than four, and cafeteria trays were removed in favour of formal table settings.
The staff also sat with residents during mealtimes for the first time.
A second four-hour meeting, which focused on further enabling and reinforcing the change, kept the improvements in place, Caspar says. "We transformed mealtime and sustained it for more than six months."
Caspar is currently retesting and refining the model, now called the Feasible and Sustainable Culture Change Initiative, or FASCII, with Dr. Shannon Spenceley, an associate professor at the University of Lethbridge. The new study will focus on reducing moral distress in staff at long-term care centres—Spenceley's area of expertise.
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Causes of World War II
Great Economic Depression Of 1930s
The great economic depression started from United States of America and spread out through European countries, which caused them to be triggered, and made them to make economic blocs in order to protect their industries and hoard raw materials for industries. This was as a result of world war one of those countries, which disturbed them economically, and they had acquired huge loans from the United States of America. United States of America demanded back the loans she had given to Germany, France, Britain, Italy and Japan of which they were unable to pay back and due to that United States of America took advantage and imposed high rates on those loans.
However, trade barriers between countries made resources to be too expensive to import even if exporter countries were willing. This caused Germany and Japan to physically gain control of those raw materials through use of military conquest which they will use to fuel their economies.
Treaty of Versailles
The treaty was put in place in 1919. It required Germany to accept the blame for starting World War I, Germany to pay $6600 million for damages, which was caused by the war. Germany was disarmed and was not allowed to have a large army and many naval ships and part of the Germany land was to be taken away and given to other countries. Due to these terms of the treaty, Germany people were unhappy and regarded it has too harsh since Germany was very poor to pay the amount since there was a high rate of unemployment and inflation rate and Germany people voted for a man who will rubbish the Versailles.
This was a system of government that was marked by economic and social control of a government that was headed by the dictators and this gained power in many European nations and this led to the outbreak of world war two. This fascism had strong militants and the government controlled the industries and people for their own benefits and the country as a whole.Hitler's Germany and Mussolini's Italy adopted aggressive foreign policies involving war as an intended, even desirable method.
Cold War Hot Spots
Germany- after the World War II Germany divided into four and western allies merged three zones into one that is West Germany-democratic and East Germany-soviet-style socialist. The United States and the Soviet Union allied against Nazi Germany this was because the two sides had not come into terms on how to reconstruct the post world war even before the end of World War II. The Western powers became increasingly concerned with the economy which was deteriorating and implemented a number of measures to improve it. Soviet Dictator Joseph Stalin ordered a blockade of West Berlin, which was deep within Communist East Germany this was because they were to provide supplies to the city, the western powers had two choices--give up or invade.
Korea – the failure of the Korean to hold free elections led to the division between two sides. In 1950, communist North Korea assaulted the South Korea. Across borders tension increased and there were massive raids between North and South Korea. President Truman, with the support of the UN, counter-invaded and it resulted in a vacillating deadlock with the warring sides back to where they started. Without interference, though it is possible for the North Koreans to would have effectively attacked South Korea, so Truman could claim this as a triumph.
Vietnam – United States and France backed a hopelessly corrupt and inefficient regime in South Vietnam against North Vietnamese attack. Kennedy supported Diem trusting that this was the best fortification against the spread of communism. He backed up diplomatic aid by availing "military advisors," but he did not make any effort to make Diem more suitable for the South Vietnamese people. The war escalated to believing the United States had the fire power to overwhelm Vietnam.
Cuban missile crisis- when the United States discovered Soviet nuclear missiles in Cuba, the American president John F. Kennedy demanded their removal and announced a naval blockade of the island. Soviet missiles were only mighty enough to be launched against Europe, but U.S. missiles had the ability to destroy the entire Soviet Union. United States of America was against the missiles because it wanted to remain superpowers over the other European countries.
The United States maintained military in china or its territorial water to support the defence of the republic of China on Taiwan against the attacks from the communists in the republic of China's people.
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Q: Change Column Names in Dataframe via list of Column Names I have a dataframe with a ton of columns. I would like to change a list of a sub set of the column names to all uppercase.
The code below doesn't change the column names and the other code I've tried produces errors:
df[cols_to_cap].columns = df[cols_to_cap].columns.str.upper()

What am I missing?

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rename_dict = {}
for each_column in list_of_cols_in_lower_case:
    rename_dict[each_column] = each_column.upper()
df.rename(columns = rename_dict , inplace = True ) #inplace to True if you want the change to be applied to the dataframe


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Het master-theorem biedt een methode (master-method) die het bepalen van de looptijd van recurrente betrekkingen in de algoritmiek gemakkelijk maakt. Het master-theorem kan echter niet de complexiteit van alle recurrente betrekkingen bepalen.

Theorie
Als voor het berekenen van een probleem van grootte  het probleem  wordt opgedeeld in  deelproblemen ter grootte van , waarin  en , heeft de looptijd de vorm
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Daarin is  de benodigde tijd voor de aanroep van de formule.

Men onderscheidt drie gevallen in het master-theorem. Welk geval van toepassing is, is afhankelijk van de verhouding tussen  en
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 Geval 1: als , dan ;
 Geval 2: als , dan ;
 Geval 3: als , dan .

Geval 1
In dit geval is , dus dient  polynomiaal kleiner te zijn dan . Formeel gezegd:  voor een . Dit kan men ook nog uitdrukken als

Voor een zekere .

Als daaraan wordt voldaan, dan volgt dat

Voorbeeld
Zij . Dan is , ,  en . Zoals duidelijk te zien is, is  groter dan  . In de formele voorwaarde valt dit goed te zien door  te nemen.

Er geldt dus . De bovenstaande functie is dus in .

Geval 2
In dit geval is  en dient  gelijk te zijn aan . Of formeel gezegd, .

Als daaraan wordt voldaan, dan volgt daaruit dat .

Voorbeeld
Zij . Dan is , ,  en . Zoals te zien is, is  gelijk aan . Formeel: :.

Er geldt dus
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De bovenstaande functie is dus in .

Geval 3
In dit geval is  en dient  polynomiaal groter te zijn dan . Formeel gezegd:
 voor een .
De uitdrukking met limieten is dan

Voor geval 3 geldt daarnaast een tweede voorwaarde, de regulariteitsvoorwaarde. Er dient te gelden dat  voor een . Als dit niet geldt, kan de looptijd niet met het master-theorem bepaald worden.

Als er aan deze voorwaarden wordt voldaan, volgt daaruit dat .

Voorbeeld
Zij . Dan is , ,  en . Hier is dus  groter dan .

Nu moet er nog gecontroleerd worden of de regulariteitsvoorwaarde geldt:

 (voor c<1), het substitueren van de bekende variabelen levert op:
 (voor c<1). Als er voor  bijvoorbeeld het getal  wordt genomen, dan is er dus aan de regulariteitsvoorwaarde voldaan.

Omdat er aan beide voorwaarden is voldaan, geldt er dus . De bovenstaande functie is dus in .

Beperkingen
Er zijn recurrente betrekkingen van de vorm  waarvan de looptijd niet met deze methode bepaald kan worden, omdat niet aan de regulariteitsvoorwaarde wordt voldaan of omdat  niet polynomiaal groter of kleiner is dan .

Voorbeeld
Beschouw de formule . Hier is a=2, b=2,  en . Het is duidelijk dat , dus zitten we in het derde geval. Echter,

Er bestaat geen enkele  zodat , en dus kan de master theorem niet worden toegepast.

Complexiteitstheorie


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