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Lead management system is the marketing strategy that focuses on building the interest of students in the institutes through lead acquisition. Hiring the services of a digital marketing company and building an effective strategy helps to generate more revenue.
As the world is becoming more and more competitive, every student wants to pursue higher education to get the job of their dreams. Higher studies from the right institute train the students for success. Universities and educational institutes count on quality leads for their success. Educational institutes offering the executive and professional education programs are deeply inclined towards digital marketing and streamlining their programs delivery by adopting the innovative platforms.
Lead management system is the customer relationship management system used to automate and manage communications with everyone in the institution, be it students, teachers, alumni or faculty.
Higher education institutes are interacting with their customers i.e. parents, students, employers, alumni and staff members in innovatively new ways. The clients demand more attention and instant service, and that's why educational institutes are turning to latest technology to cater to this demand in an effective way. The higher education sector normally serves three types of audiences: currently enrolled students, alumni and the prospective students. For example, the management institutes will need MBA leads so as to groom the interested aspirants into MBA students.
1. Managing admissions: It is the best system that is used to manage the complete admission process. It includes the course and the program for which student is admitted, details of their batch, roll number, the academic documents and all other details.
2. Track potential leads: These days, students rely on digital marketing techniques and channels to gather information about their dream college. This system comes with the tracking tools that let students track leads through multiple engagement programs like print, emails and other invitations to evaluate their feasibility. This system also allows institutions to track how a student found their institute.
3. Handling student enquiries: This system delivers the right and high quality service by taking follows ups to each and every enquiry. It also keeps records of every interaction with the students during the counseling.
4. Monitoring fee payments and reminders: Every educational institution needs an effective fee management tool to run their finance related operations successfully. Using lead management system, it has become a hassle-free operation as it eliminates discrepancies and other human errors.
Effective lead management has helped institutes to focus on the right recruitment activities and structuring the communication between the existing students. Hiring a lead management company is beneficial to generate more revenue and get more admissions.


It is a dose of personal choice, and a quirk of history, that ushered a highly successful American novelist of the late 18th and early 19th Centuries into near obscurity. Winston Churchill authored several best-sellers by 1904, but later chose to pursue other interests. Churchill entered politics, took up painting, and eventually left the public eye. His name provided the quirk of history. His withdraw coincided with a different Winston Churchill's rise to prominence. Our memory of the British politician turned author is so large that our memory of the American author turned politician is now faint.
The following story features Winston Churchill, the American author. It is one story featured in the book, Capital Stories About Famous Americans.
Love these! Keep up the good work!
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Truly fascinating, thank you for sharing. And how true. No need to be "an all-fired smart man" at all.


Two weekends ago, my family rented a house in Palmetto Bluff as a little spring getaway. To say we loved it would be an understatement! Palmetto Bluff is about two hours south of Charleston by car so it was a really easy destination to get to for us. The weekend trip originally came about because Edwin and I ran the half marathon and my brother ran the full marathon there that weekend. My sister and parents decided to join for fun and voilà, family weekend made!
The running was definitely a highlight but the whole weekend was super refreshing and relaxing… an overall inspired way to start the spring season. The weekend really got me thinking about why I love spring so much and about how it is one of the times of year that I feel most inspired and feel most alive. We spent the long, light, leisurely days soaking up the new season by doing a few fun activities. It made me want to share with y'all so here are my ideas for super easy ways to keep your spring weekends inspired!
A new pair of pajamas just puts a smile on my face! As you continue reading this post, you'll see that a handful of my recommendations for super easy ways to keep your spring weekends inspired can be done in pajamas. There's no better time than spring to put away your big sweatpants and fuzzy sweatshirts and replace your sleepwear with a cute new pajama set!
Y'all know my love for Lake Pajamas knows no bounds as evidence from this post and this post, so it shouldn't be a surprise that I adore their new "Desert" spring collection. It is filled with the most gorgeous soft pastel colors of the desert. I'm wearing the most adorable stripe short pajamas set and Sarah is wearing the softest sky blue long pajama set. When I say that Sarah's pajamas are the softest pajamas, I'm not exaggerating! I have them in an old navy blue color (in the tank version) and live in them!
I love these similar styles to my pajamas: one, two, three, four, five.
Also, I melt over these similar styles to Sarah's pajamas: one, two, three, four.
I've never really been big into sleeping in (I wish I could but my body just won't do it) so this one feels pretty natural. I truly love the morning light in the spring time so I've loved waking up early to the beautiful soft light.
– Read my current book in bed in the morning instead of scroll through Instagram.
I literally can't tell you how much better and more inspired I feel starting my Saturdays and Sundays like this!
– Make a Be Well By Kelly smoothie in the mornings instead of indulging in a big splurge-worthy brunch.
This is in part tied to us trying to save money and not eating out as much but it's a change that has made me feel great throughout my weekend days instead of weighed down. P.S. Read all about how these smoothies helped me prep my wedding body!
– Switch coffee to matcha or tea.
I don't drink caffeine so I don't drink any of these beverages but I've read about the benefits of switching over so why not try it on a slower paced weekend day?
As I mentioned above, I've been walking up early lately on the weekends and starting my day with my book. I stay in my pajamas and cozy up in bed or head outside if it's a nice morning and read my book instead of scroll through Instagram. There's no doubt that I will be on Instagram throughout the day, which I actually really enjoy, so I don't need to start my day with it. I find that starting my weekend days with reading makes me feel so ready to tackle and/or enjoy the day. I feel revitalized and not already thinking about what else is going on in the world. Does that make sense? Give it a try and tell me what you think! If you're looking for a new book to pick up, check out my most recent reading guide!
I love baking in the spring! My tastebuds always gravitate toward fruity flavors over chocolatey ones so I really enjoy trying out new recipes in the spring that are fruit forward. I knew the kitchen at out rental house in Palmetto Bluff had a beautiful kitchen, so I brought down some of my baking supplies and tried out three new recipes throughout the weekend (stay tuned!)! Now is a great time to try out new recipes on the weekends because you can find one you love to bake for Easter, Mother's Day, or a spring shower you have coming up!
– Lots more sweet recipe suggestions here!
It's springtime so get outside! Even if you live in a place that's still cold, I bet you are starting to get a sprinkling of days that are in the 50s and maybe 60s! So, take my advice and do an outdoor activity so you can feel the fresh air and the sun on your face (with sunscreen, of course!). It will make you feel alive, inspired, and like a new person! My top suggestions are to go for walks, go on bike rides, or garden. We go on walks and bike rides a lot! I don't really have a green thumb but I know that gardening is good for the soul from watching my extremely talented aunt garden.
The loveliest place on the internet to look for gardening equipment and tools is without a doubt here!
Snag a pair of the tennis shoes I'm coveting here or here (I love these, these, and these). I'm also really considering these in 'midnight tuke.' I'm asking for one of these pairs for my birthday in May!
When we bike ride, I get lots of questions about my bike and bike basket. Shop wicker bike baskets here and here and adorable bikes here, here, here, here, and here.
Yes, it's time for spring cleaning! I promise you will feel so happy, light, and inspired after a little spring cleaning. I know the idea of spring cleaning can be daunting but it doesn't have to be. It's a great opportunity to tackle little parts of your house one by one. You can even spread this out over multiple weekends by doing your closet one weekend, your pantry or kitchen cabinets the next, and places like your garage or shed or attic the following weekend. Another category I love to spring clean is random drawers… I'm talking bedroom side table drawers, desk drawers, and more.
P.S. if you live in Charleston and want to donate your clothes after a good closet spring clean, then I recommend donating to One80 Place (this is where I volunteer!) and Good Friends of the Lowcountry.
If you're feeling an itch to get out of town for a weekend to put a little inspiration in your spring season, then look no further than my guide to quick spring getaways! I rounded up ideas for six different parts of the country.
Love this post, Jillian! And love my girls! And yes, take us back to Palmetto Bluff!!
Can we come too? Your girls are divine!
The coziest pjs in the world! Wish we were back on that porch swing at Palmetto Bluff now!
I love your tip about reading a book instead of scrolling Instagram, waking up early and drinking a Fab 4 smoothie. The smoothie is my favorite way to start the day, I love the blueberry muffin and the avocado spinach one. Instead of reading, I write in my gratitude journal. Your tips are wonderful and definitely help to keep one refreshed!!


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- Overview of Interest & impacts of NanoMILE results for industry and service providers (presentation)
- Highlights of NanoMILE's key outputs/publications with a focus on the interest for industry & services in the field of nanomaterials (4 page document)
- Free online design and virtual screening of nanoparticles, by Novamechanics Ltd:
Novamechanics Ltd has launched Enalos InSilicoNano Platform, a new decision support tool for the design and virtual screening of nanoparticles, freely available online. Enalos InSilicoNano Platform aims to address the need to reduce the amount of time spent by scientists in referencing disparate sources of data to aid decision making related to NPs design and bioactivity profile and it offers an efficient and cost‐effective response to the EU legislation and the desire to reduce animal testing. The available workflows are built based on diverse and reliable data sources and integrate advanced in silico tools to provide accurate predictions.
The first version of the support tool was developed under NanoMILE with data collected from the litterature. An updated version will be developed with the data produced by NanoMILE according to a systematic scheme.
- Automated Exposure Station at the air/liquid interface, by VITROCELL Systems GmbH:
The VITROCELL® Automated Exposure Station is designed for the direct exposure of biological test systems to airborne substances such as gases, complex mixtures, nano particles and fibres. It offers a capacity of up to 18 cell culture compartments for exposure and 3 compartments for clean air control.
The system simulates the human exposure situation. All key functions for a successful exposure such as aerosol flow rates, humidity, temperature and leak test are edited via touch screen prior to the experiment. The respective data is shown on live graphs and stored for further analysis. The cells are exposed at the air / liquid interface on 6, 12 or 24 well sized cell culture inserts. The isokinetic sampling system enables a uniform delivery of the test substance to the cells. The deposition efficiency can be increased by high voltage charging.
After exposure the cells are further processed to measure a wide range of endpoints, e. g. cytotoxicity, genotoxicity, proliferation, cellular and oxidative stress as well as inflammation. See also VITROCELL® assay guide.
The system is used and further developed under the NanoMILE project.
For more information, see the Vitrocell 11 page brochure.

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Peju Province Winery has a rich history in the Napa Valley. In 1983, with dreams of raising their young family on a farm, Tony and Herta Peju bought 30 acres of vines in the famed Rutherford district of the Napa Valley. Since then, the Peju family has maintained a meticulous focus on the land, fostering sustainable and environmental consciousness across their five estates. Still family owned and operated, with daughters Lisa and Ariana poised to take the helm, Peju Winery has become an integral piece of the Napa Valley landscape. Open daily from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.


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which is coming up on Saturday, January 20.
We'll provide poster-making materials for you to take home.
that's a road to disaster, or at least sloppy spelling and beer-stained placards!
in the name of anti-choice White House officials.
If you're seeking inspiration, practical tips on sign-making, or ideas for dressing up your dog for the march, check out Karen's post: Protesting 101: Ten Essential Tips for the Women's March.
I have hearing loss. I'm not deaf, but I have to really concentrate to distinguish between important stuff and background noise. It's exhausting.
This is a familiar sensation for all of us who are trying to make sense of the political environment. What is important? What is MORE important?
For instance, this news about the newly-appointed National Park Service deputy director would merit an outraged email, but it has been drowned out by the Big Nuclear Button and the Very Stable Genius.
There is a LOT of noise out there.
Whatever else it may be, the story of Donald Trump and Russia comes down to this: a sitting president or his campaign is suspected of having coordinated with a foreign country behind the scenes of the election that put him in office. This regularly updated interactive feature tracks the ongoing inquiry.
The Justice Department and the Department of Homeland Security had planned to phase out contracts with prison companies. Now America's for-profit prison giants, which backed Trump and gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to his inaugural committee, are set to benefit from his newly passed tax plan.
For more ways to take action check out the action plans put together by PAGE (Progressive Action Global Exchange), Indivisible; and Americans of Conscience; or watch the four sessions of the Fall 2017 series of theResistance School, Leadership: Story, Structure, Strategy.


Builders Holland is located at the address 20504 6th Avenue Ct S in Spanaway, Washington 98387. They can be contacted via phone at (253) 271-7628 for pricing, hours and directions.
For maps and directions to Builders Holland view the map to the right. For reviews of Builders Holland see below.


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Rural Well being Providers planning new Ladies's Well being Heart | Native Information
By DailyHealthExtra On Aug 2, 2021
A local hospital will soon be expanded.
Rural Health Services Inc. – The Clyburn Center for Primary Care, located at 1000 Clyburn Place behind Aiken High School, plans to build a new women's health center to increase its medical capacity.
This building is necessary because the current facility is "bursting at the seams," said CEO Carolyn Emanuel-McClain.
The top South Carolina doctor presented the latest changes to the COVID-19-related recommendations and promoted the vaccine during a news conference on Wednesday.
"I have to have room somewhere to serve the patients who come in," said Emanuel-McClain.
The proposed single-story building would be for obstetrics and women's and children's health, Emanuel-McClain said, leaving the existing Clyburn Center to take care of the on-site pharmacy, optometry, podiatry, adult medicine and dentistry.
The proposed building would be approximately 8,375 square feet, according to a legal notice, and will be placed on approximately 5.26 acres of undeveloped land on the northeast corner of the intersection of Clyburn Place and Columbia Avenue.
Emanuel-McClain said she doesn't have all the money for the project but is working to get it. She said Rural Health Services had approximately $ 1 million to build the site for the new facility but would need "at least another $ 3 million to complete the project."
Overall, Emanuel-McClain believes this new building would improve the ability of rural health services to serve those in the community who need it most.
"We want services that keep Aiken in an advanced mode and meet the needs of its people and take care of our own," said Emanuel-McClain.
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I read Kirstin Chen's novel Soy Sauce for Beginners back in May but reviewed it for you!
May was a travel heavy month with Book Expo America and all. I received a copy through the Amazon Prime Kindle First program, but ending up purchasing the audiobook at a really good price. The audiobook worked out perfectly with my busy travel schedule.
Tip: If you buy ebooks via Amazon, they offer you a deal on the audiobook version of it. You can search for your Kindle books and audiobook matches on the website. Sometimes I find matches for only $1.99.
Alright, back to my review of Soy Sauce for Beginners read by Nancy Wu.
As an Asian American, I'm partial to soy sauce and that's why the I picked up the book. Running away from her failed marriage, Gretchen Lin flees San Francisco and returns to her childhood home in Singapore. To keep busy, she temps at Lin's Soy Sauce, a company that her grandfather started. She learns that her mother is sicker than she let on. The steadfast company has been rocked by a scandal, thanks to her cousin Cal.
Soon she finds herself embroiled in family and business politics. Returning home didn't provide her with the stability she needed. As she navigates the delicate balance between her life in the United States and family loyalty, Gretchen discovers more about herself than she expected.
The book started off slow for me, but I'm glad I powered on. Nancy Wu's voice was just soothing enough so Gretchen didn't come off so whiny. As far as privileges go, Gretchen had great opportunities. Her family had money. She attended an Ivy League college and her friends were part of the Singapore elite (with parties to match).
What I enjoyed most about the book was the way Chen handled the nuances between that oh so common filial piety in Asian families without turning it into a trope. There's also a non-traditional push and pull between Gretchen and her mother about her career choices.
As a bonus, I learned a lot about how soy sauce is made. I'm feeling inspired to look for a bottle of high end soy sauce to add to my pantry.
I'm glad to see diverse books like Soy Sauce for Beginners where the plotline isn't driven by race or culture.
This sounds like a book I'd be really interested in reading! :] Thank you for sharing, and I'm adding this to my to-read list!


Mount Rainier Superintendent Randy King advises that park visitors will once again be able to utilize the free visitor shuttle for transportation into the park from Ashford, Longmire, and Paradise during the 2012 summer season running for 10 weekends beginning Friday June 29th and run through Sunday September 2nd. On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays the shuttle will run daily between Longmire and Paradise with stops at Cougar Rock and Narada Falls on the uphill run, and stopping at Comet Falls (pending status of the damaged and currently closed trail) and Cougar Rock on the downhill run. At Longmire, visitors will board the shuttle at the historic Longmire Gas Station. On Saturdays and Sundays only, visitors can board the shuttle in Ashford at Whittaker's Summit Haus (on SR706), connecting with the Paradise Shuttle in Longmire. An additional shuttle will transport visitors to and from the Paradise Valley Road, where overflow parking will be directed, and the Henry M. Jackson Visitor Center during periods of peak demand.
For shuttle schedules and other park information, check the park's website.


Harmeet Singh was planning to apply to bring his parents to Canada under a new immigration system — but within minutes of federal applications opening online, it was already too late. The new first-come, first-served online application system launched at 9 a.m. PT on Monday. Submitting an expression of interest and applicant information is the first step to sponsor family members to come to Canada.


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Good, CCD based web cameras such as the ToUCam and the Philips SPC900NC have not had driver support by the last two versions of Windows. This is unfortunate because these cameras were very good for Astronomy. Nicola has implemented these cameras on AstroDMx Capture for Linux, which has given them a new lease of life. Various cameras were placed at the prime focus of an f/5.5, ED, 80mm refractor, and monochrome SER files were captured of the Moon. Where two images were required to capture the whole Moon, the images were stitched together using Hugin panorama creator. Registax 5.1 in Wine was used to stack the SER files and the Gimp 2.9 was used to post process the final images.
The very small sensor gives a large image scale. Click on the image to see a closer view.


Ajay Mathur is Director General of The Energy and Resources Institute, New Delhi, and a member of the Prime Minister's Council on Climate Change. He co-chairs the Energy Transitions Commission. Adair Turner chairs the Energy Transitions Commission. He also chairs the Institute for New Economic Thinking. Noëmie Leprince-Ringuet is an international expert on climate and energy transitions with the French agency for technical cooperation, currently based at The Energy and Resources Institute, New Delhi.


The search for true love in the time of social media has cost an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) P600,000 after he fell prey to an online dating scam.
The 23-year-old seaman who is a resident of Sta. Cruz, Manila, according to Anti-Cybercrime Group (ACG) Director Marni Marcos, was lured into a trap through the pictures and Facebook Live video of a pretty 20-year-old girl under the account name Joana Mae Cruz.
"The victim was working abroad, he was befriended on Facebook and then they had a relationship online" said Chief Superintendent Marcos.
Marcos said the seaman appeared to have fallen in-love with the girl, because since they became Facebook friends in June, 2017, he has already coughed up some P600,000 worth of chocolates, flowers, and cash.
The victim was so in-love that he even pushed for his vacation last month in order to finally meet the girl and date her for real, according to Marcos.
But Marcos said that the victim sensed that there was something wrong when the girl would not show up in their scheduled meeting for various excuses.
Unknown to the victim, his supposed online girlfriend has nothing to do with all the cash demands that include alleged payment for tuition and other expenses for her modeling activities.
"It turned out that there was this group which has been using a dummy account on Facebook in order to extort money from the seaman-victim," said Marcos.
Marcos explained that the Facebook account "Joana Mae Cruz" has been using the photos and live activities of another person – an aspiring model.
It turned out that what the aspiring model knew all along was that there was a seaman who had a huge crush on her and some of the suspects manipulating the fake Facebook account told her that the seaman is their relative, said Marcos.
It was also the suspects who would send the flowers and chocolates to the model's house.
After failing to meet Joana Mae Cruz whom he thought was his girlfriend when he arrived home on September 5, the operator of the fake Facebook account finally revealed to the seaman that he was communicating with a fake account.
But the extortion did not end there as the suspects still demanded money from him. This prompted the young seaman to seek police assistance.
Around 10 a.m. on September 11, the seaman met with the suspects under the guise that he would give in to their demand. It was then that the arrest was made.
Nabbed were Ma. Angelica Miguel, the person who allegedly used the account Joana Mae Cruz; Richelle Casilla, 32; Jeanly Boyore, 18; Juvy Ann Capino, 19; Arjay Balansayo, 27; John Luis Patrick Acol, 19; and, Jim Anthony Besonia, 18.
The suspects are now facing a case of extortion, swindling and identity theft.
Director General Oscar Albayalde, chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), advised netizens to be careful and be aware of security of their social media accounts.
"Facebook users and subscribers in the Philippines should reinforce their vulnerabilities against possible cyber attacks by observing the following basic cybercrime prevention tips," said Albayalde.


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Žitavská úzkorozchodná dráha (německy: Zittauer Schmalspurbahn) je jednou z několika zbývajících saských úzkorozchodných drah s rozchodem 750 mm.

Licenci na stavbu trati získala společnost Zittau-Oybin-Jonsdorfer Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft (ZOJE, lidový výklad této zkratky je Zug ohne jede Eile, tedy vlak bez jakéhokoliv spěchu), která 26. června 1889 zahájila výstavbu. K otevření společného úseku do Bertsdorfu, navazujícího na 1,65 kilometru na stávající trať Žitava–Heřmanice, došlo 25. listopadu 1890. Uvažovalo se též o prodloužení trati z Jonsdorfu přes Dolní Světlou, Mařenice a Jablonné v Podještědí až do české Mimoně. V roce 1910 bylo rozhodnuto o zdvojkolejnění úseku Zittau Vorstadt – Oybin, které bylo dokončeno v roce 1913.

Na pravidelné spoje jsou nasazovány parní lokomotivy řad 99.73-76 (7 ks, z toho 4 provozní) a 99.77-79 (1 ks). Dráha vlastní také dieselovou lokomotivu L30H. Od roku 2011 je na pravidelné spoje nasazována také dieselová lokomotiva L45H, do které byl v železničních dílnách MaLoWa instalován motor CAT C18 o výkonu 650k.

Technická data
 rozchod: 750 mm
 délka: 12,2 km (Zittau–Oybin) a 3,8 km odbočka Bertsdorf – Jonsdorf.
 min. poloměr oblouků: 90 m
 max. stoupání: 1:30
 stanice/zastávky: 12

Součástí železniční sítě je silniční most v Žitavě přes řeku Mandavu, na kterém se zároveň nachází úrovňové křížení s úzkorozchodnou železnicí, což je pravděpodobně jediná lokalita se železničním přejezdem na mostě.

Trať
Zittau-Bertsdorf-Oybin

Bertsdorf-Jonsdorf

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Související články
 Železniční trať Žitava–Heřmanice
 Železniční trať Frýdlant v Čechách – Heřmanice

Externí odkazy

 SOEG, provozovatel železnice
 Zájmové sdružení Žitavské dráhy
 Schéma stanice Bertsdorf, autor Zdeněk Šindlauer, zelpage.cz

Úzkorozchodné železniční tratě v Německu
Rozchod 750 mm
Doprava v Sasku
Žitavské hory
Zemský okres Zhořelec
úzkorozchodná dráha
Jonsdorf
Železniční tratě otevřené v roce 1890

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Vip Menu a la carte with starter, main course and dessert .
Wine Trapiche Malbec and Chardonnay Reserve, Beer, Water, Soft Drinks and Orange juice. Norton Special Vintage Champagne for the toast.
In the Tanguería with free drinks (Wine Trapiche Reserva, Champagne Norton Cosecha Especial, Whisky Chivas Regal, Gin Beefeater, Vodka Absolut, Beer, Water, Sodas, Orange juice).
Cast: Quinteto Orquestal, 4 couples of tango dancers, femenine and masculine voices, Andina music. Duration of the show: 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Hagyard surgeons are world renowned, setting the highest standards in both emergency and elective procedures, including orthopedics, dystocias, colic, and standing laparoscopy. This surgical expertise is complemented at the center by a broad range of diagnostics, such as scintigraphy, digital radiology, ultrasound, and MRI.
With more than 6,000 surgical procedures performed each year, Hagyard qualifies as one of the largest equine surgical hospitals in the world. The invaluable experience gained over time readily equates to better medical and surgical results, and has helped to place Hagyard Equine Medical Institute among the best equine hospitals in North America.
Davidson Surgery Center provides both general and specialized surgical services. Incomparable surgical management is available for both major and minor cases, elective or emergency, on an inpatient or outpatient basis, with expertise in all areas, from soft tissue work to orthopedic procedures.
Horses are easily transported to the surgical suite and back to a recovery stall in order to safely recover from anesthesia. In addition, the Davidson Surgery Center is equipped with digital radiology and nuclear scintigraphy systems which are used under the watchful eye of a board certified radiologist.
Over time, several innovative equine surgical procedures and techniques have been developed at the Center. New techniques involving the gastrointestinal system, orthopedic surgery, and obstetric procedures are now commonly used by equine veterinary surgeons around the world.


In the board game Power Grid, players connect pre-existing routes between cities. They bid against each other to purchase power plants. They convert raw materials into power for their cities.
As power plants are purchased, more efficient plants become available. Players use raw materials (coal, oil, garbage, uranium) to power the plants they have purchased. Renewable windfarm / solar plants require no fuel.
Throughout the game, your struggle is to upgrade your plants for maximum efficiency while retaining enough wealth (Electro) to quickly expand your city network via the least expensive routes.
Goal: The player who supplies the most cities with power when the network reaches a pre-determined size.
to all generations forever and ever. Amen.
Basic information for this game is provided here to be used as a guide and may differ from the game box recommendations. These ratings are based on averages from thousands of players in the gaming community.
The Complexity rating is comprised of a combination of attributes related to game-play difficulty and game rule understanding. The scale ranges from 1 to 5, with 1 = easy and 5 = difficult.
A solitaire option to challenge experienced players is available for Power Grid. See Tactical Tips below for more information.
A strategic economic game where players convert raw materials to power cities.
Ephesians 3: 20-21 The power of every believer in Jesus Christ is the indwelling Holy Spirit.
Develop and manage a system of production, distribution & consumption of goods; mathematics; economics.
Read a complete explanation of suggested strategy tips regarding Power Grid here.
Power Grid, Power Grid: France/Italy, Benelux/Central Europe and the power plant expansion deck have a SoloPlay variant developed with rules and guidelines found here*.
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Blackbeard's Liberation can causes a game crash when used.
Although it is unclear whether it's randomly, I didn't learn E when using it, or I use it when I haven't absorbed damage yet.
Sure Orochimaru's skills cause the correct damage? Always i was played in 1.9, 2.0 and 2.1, but he is so overpowered when use all skills once, kill everybody so easy.
I don't sure, but today i play vs Fat Buu and his HP looks like don't decrease too much when received damage with skills and basic attack. Looks like the HP Regeneration its so high. Afterwards i play with him and is almost the same.


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23savage Is Looking For a New Team For The Upcoming Season
3/Jan/2021 07:32 am
23savage announced his search for a new team
Earlier, the player was scheduled to compete with ViCi Gaming this season.
Nuengnara "23savage" Teeramahanon has just Tweeted that he is looking for a new team for the upcoming Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) season that is scheduled to kick off on January 18th.
23savage Announces Search For New Dota 2 Team
23savage stated that he was looking for a team as a Position 1 player for the upcoming DPC season, which directly indicates that he will not be playing for ViCi Gaming in this season's DPC. He has also stated that he would elaborate on his situation shortly.
ViCi Gaming also addressed this departure, earlier today, stating that the imminence of the offline DPC tournament, the pressure of the epidemic at home and abroad, and the communication issues in the recent training sessions as the primary reasons behind 23savage's departure from the team.
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The Chinese team also stated that the player has been officially released from his contract with VG as of January 3, 2021, and leaves the team as a free agent.
This is quite a surprising announcement, considering the fact that the young Thai star was signed by ViCi Gaming and is still yet to play a single game for the popular Chinese organization.
RELATED: ViCi Gaming Unveils New Roster; 23savage to Join Them Later
Despite joining ViCi Gaming in September 2020, 23savage did not make a single official appearance as a carry for ViCi Gaming. He instead played in temporary stacks or as a stand-in in various SEA tournaments. In the BTS Pro Series SEA: Season 3, he played for the Among Us stack. Later he played in two more championships with the members of Motivate.Trust Gaming.
During this time, Vici Gaming played with stand-in Yang "Erica" Shaohan.


BEZH ApS reg nr DK31178878 is a Danish owned Trading and IT company located right next to the Queens Palace - Amalienborg - In Copenhagen, Denmark.
BEZH IT department is specializing in IoT (Internet of Things) technologies and the development of Augmented Reality Mobile applications. BEZH is an official partner of Microsoft Denmark, Symantec, Geotrust and Comodo.
Our IT team consists of young, creative people in Copenhagen, New York, Vilnius, Berlin and London. They are all the best specialists with extensive experience in the field, creating reliable solutions using the latest methods and technologies.
BEZH Trade department deals with Cybernated Farm Systems, import/export, Human Augmentation, Real Estate and Private Jet business. In this area, BEZH is official partner and first official distributor of CFS, USA and one of top share holders of Bichip (Danish human microchip implant company).
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2020 FAND Winter Workshop
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ClICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT THE PDF REGISTRATION FORM
Collaboration for Sustainability & Innovation: The Role of the RDN/NDTR
Workshop Overview - Upon completion of this workshop attendees will be able to:
Discuss the growing interest in sustainability among healthcare institutions
Describe the impact healthcare institutions can have combating hunger within their communities
Explain the role for RDNs and NDTRs in assuming responsibility for sustainability efforts within their facility
Define Food Rx
Discuss the important role culinary medicine plays in physician education
Cite the benefits of interdisciplinary collaboration of doctors, dietitians and chefs
Define Human Trafficking and its relation to healthcare professionals
Discuss the newly required Human Trafficking continuing education requirement for licensed dietitian/nutritionists
*5 CEUs, pending approval from CDR for Dietitian/Nutritionists and Nutrition Dietetic Technicians
Location: Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare, 1300 Miccosukee Road, Tallahassee, FL 32308
Cost: $100 if registered by January 10, 2020, $120 if registering onsite.
8:30 am - 9:00 am Registration
9:00 am - 10:30 am RDNs and NDTRs in Corporate Responsibility: Hunger & Food Insecurity
Afaf Qasem, MS, RDN, LDN; DeAnne Bruner, MBA, RD, LD; John Wilgis
10:30 am – 10:45 am Break
10:45 am – 12:45 pm Food Rx: Practical Culinary Tools for Healthcare Professionals
Afaf Qasem, MS, RDN, LDN; Dawn Springs, MS, RDN, LDN, CDE;Amy Mullins, MS, RDN; Michael Wahl
12:45 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Human Trafficking
Philip Doyle
Included with registration fee:
Morning coffee, lunch, handouts, and parking.
About the Speakers
Afaf Qasem, MS, RDN, LDN
Afaf received her bachelor's degree in dietetics and master's degree in Food and Nutrition Sciences and completed her dietetic internship with The Florida State University. After graduation, Afaf began working for Sodexo at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare as a clinical dietitian for a year and a half before switching to her role as the Community Wellness Dietitian where she created programs and initiatives related to nutrition and health promotion for TMH colleagues and community, Afaf is currently expanding the scope of this role to include sustainability and corporate responsibility with her new role as the Director of Quality of Life Services for the Food and Nutrition Dept by Sodexo at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare.
Afaf is pursuing her Doctorate in Public Health from the Florida A & M University. She is also involved in professional organizations and was the past president for the Panhandle Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and is currently the State Policy Representative and Regulatory Specialist for the Florida Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Afaf is also the recipient of the 2019 Young Dietitian of the Year award.
Afaf is passionate about reducing health-related barriers in vulnerable populations, holistic approaches to chronic disease prevention and management, cultural competence, and mentorship.
DeAnne Bruner, MBA, RD, LD
DeAnne Yon Bruner is the Clinical Nutrition Manager and Director of Patient Services for Sodexo at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare. Her role at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare involves the development and management of the clinical nutrition programs for the organization, as well as ensuring regulatory compliance for Food and Nutrition Department. DeAnne is a native Floridian and has been a Registered Dietitian since 1996. She believes that she offers a unique perspective to the profession due to her experience as an entrepreneur and over 22 years of experience in management and operations. Also, she strongly supports the sustainability of the dietetic profession and does this as serving as a Preceptor for the clinical and management rotations for Florida State University, The Florida Department of Agriculture, and Sodexo. She is recognized as a Subject Matter Expert by Sodexo. DeAnne began her college career at Chipola College where she obtained her Associate of Arts Degree. She furthered her education by obtaining her Bachelor of Science Degree in Food Science and Human Nutrition with emphasis in Dietetics. DeAnne completed her internship at Pasco County Department of Health. In 2108, she obtained her Master's of Business Administration from Saint Leo University.
Dawn Springs, MS, RDN, LDN, CDE
Dawn is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Certified Diabetes Educator and is the director of the Metabolic Health Center at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare. She is responsible for the programs and services offered under Metabolic Health, which include Endocrinology and Diabetes Management and Education, Bariatrics and Obesity Medicine, Lipidology, and Metabolic research. Dawn is the current Reimbursement Representative for the Florida Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and is the immediate past chair of American Association of Diabetes Educators – Florida.
Dawn received her Bachelor's and Master's of Science in Food and Nutrition at Florida State University and has continued to live and work in Tallahassee since graduation. She has a daughter attending school at the University of Florida, a son attending Florida State University, and a step-daughter attending the University of Texas at Austin. She has no plans of retiring anytime soon.
Amy Mullins, MS, RDN
Amy is a Family & Consumer Sciences Agent II with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) Extension in Leon County where she provides nutrition, chronic disease prevention, and food safety education programs throughout the community. She has been a Registered Dietitian since 2005 and is currently working on a PhD in Nutrition at Florida State University.
John Wilgis
John has been working with the Florida Hospital Association (FHA) since 2006 and currently serves as the vice president for member and corporate services. In this role, John manages member outreach to communicate, promote and market FHA programs and services. He works to create and administer business opportunities in support of FHA educational programs and meetings; and, develops member-centric, business solutions. John also provides emergency management services and coordination to hospitals for disaster events and activities. He is a Registered Respiratory Therapist with extensive health care administration and patient care experience. John also has a diverse background in business and education incorporating teaching, lecturing, educational coordination, professional mentoring, finance administration, program/project management and performance analytics. John's key programs of interest at FHA involve workplace and occupational safety; patient safety and quality outcomes improvement; the health impacts of a sustainable work environment; supply chain and logistics coordination and aggregation; and, hospital and health system emergency preparedness, response and recovery.
Michael Wahl
Chef Michael is a graduate of The Culinary Institute of America, Hyde Park, New York. He has been the Executive Chef of TMH with Sodexo Food Service for the past 2 ½ years, prior to that Michael has over 30 years as a professional Chef with an array of positions that include corporate chef, private chef in San Francisco and in the Bahamas, Teacher at the California Culinary Academy, GM of Chipotle restaurants, executive chef of multiple hotels, country clubs and catering companies.
Chef Michael was also part of the US world culinary team that took gold in the international culinary competition.
Phillip Doyle
Philip is an experienced Chief/Director with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry. He has been a figure at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare since 2011 as the Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management. He holds a variety of positions around the community including Deputy Chief of Lloyd Fire Rescue and Assistant Chief Firefighter. He owns Investigations and Consulting Enterprises, specializing in private investigations, security consulting, and emergency management consulting for almost 30 years. He has a Masters Degree focused in MS Criminology from Florida State University. He is skilled in Crisis Management, Government, Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Fire Management


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Waterfowl2019 Waterfowl Migration: More Geese Than Ducks
2019 Waterfowl Migration: More Geese Than Ducks
Duck hunters in the Southeast suffered through a tough season in 2018. So far in 2019 things aren't much better according to waterfowl migration reports from one major destination state.
By Alan Clemons
Alan Clemons Waterfowl Arkansas
Observers with the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission report more geese, such as these specklebelly geese, in the state than ducks. (Photo: AGFC)
Waterfowl hunters in the Southeast know that quite often, if things are tough in Arkansas they'll be tough throughout the region.
That's proving to be true this season. Heavy rain in the region creating flooding conditions has helped spread what ducks have migrated. And with no seriously hard freezes or icy, snowy weather in the middle of the Mississippi Flyway, ducks aren't moving all the way south. They don't have to. When they leave northern states heading south and find food and open water, they'll plop down. Whether that's Missouri, Arkansas or on south into Louisiana is dependent mostly on the weather.
Likewise, when the rivers, creeks and fields in Arkansas are full of water or flooded, ducks don't have to leave to find food. A hard freeze in Arkansas usually is good for hunters in northern Mississippi and Alabama, and southern Arkansas and Louisiana. The birds head south and east, mostly, to find favorable conditions.
This year, it seems the migration's mediocre in Arkansas and the Southeast. More geese are showing up in Arkansas, according to the state wildlife agency, and that means duck hunters are wondering what the heck's going on. They're getting a few ducks but for now it looks like 2019-20 isn't going to go down as a whiz-bang banner season.
Here's the latest observation report from the Arkansas Game & Fish Division:
Geese numbers topped ducks in Arkansas's delta region in the latest aerial survey count by Arkansas Game and Fish Commission waterfowl biologists.
Observers J.J. Abernathy, Jason Carbaugh, Jason "Buck" Jackson and Alex Zachary estimated nearly 1 million light (lesser snow and Ross's) geese and about 158,000 greater white-fronted geese in the Mississippi Alluvial Valley (the Delta). By comparison, the observers estimated 898,656 total ducks in the Delta, exactly half of which were mallards (447,083). Duck population estimates in the Arkansas River Valley totaled just over 20,000, including 11,000 mallards.
The Delta mallard population estimate was much lower than the 2009-19 long-term December average of more than 650,000. Similarly, total duck population estimates fell well below the long-term average of over 1.2 million. However, mallards typically make up about 56 percent of all ducks during December surveys, and this month's mallard percentage was only slightly lower than this long-term average. Observers saw more than half of the mallards in the Delta in the Cache, Black-Upper White and Little River survey zones and, like in November, many of these ducks were in the northern portions of these zones.
Mallard hot spots were limited to portions of southern Jackson and western Craighead Counties along with Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge and Big Lake Wildlife Management Area.
Estimates for all ducks and mallards in the Arkansas River Valley were slightly lower than normal and about average, with the highest mallard and total duck estimates in the West Dardanelle, Petit Jean and Point Remove-Plumerville survey zones.
"Generally, ducks were not widely scattered across the landscape," said Luke Naylor, the AGFC's waterfowl program coordinator. "The north Delta had relatively more habitat than portions of the Delta farther south, but overall habitat availability – that is, flooding – appeared somewhat limited. Habitat conditions also were declining in the Arkansas River Valley before and during the survey period."
Naylor said most ducks appeared to be concentrated on waterfowl rest areas, private agricultural reservoirs (without noticeable hunting blinds), and moist-soil habitats during the December survey. "Observers, particularly in the north Delta, noticed a few fields here and there that did not get planted this spring that experienced a substantial moist-soil plant response. A fair number of ducks were using these fields during this survey, partly because this is a desired habitat type and partly because some of these areas did not have blinds or pits; thus they likely are serving as unmanaged sanctuaries.
"The concentrations of ducks on rest areas or non-hunted fields was again noticeable and almost certainly are a reflection of widespread hunting pressure." For instance, observers noted a fair number of ducks in the Bradford Bottoms area, where large fields were flooded with water across gravel roads, limiting access and likely reducing hunting pressure. Even though most Delta mallards with north of U.S. Highway 64 in the Delta, even there many flooded fields did not have any ducks. This was true in the central Delta as well, where less "casual" sheet water was present and most managed habitats were providing hunting opportunity but hosting few ducks.
AGFC staff will conduct the annual midwinter waterfowl survey the week of Jan. 6.
Check out the current habitat conditions for the AGFC's managed areas for waterfowl (all conditions were reported as of Monday, Dec. 23; real-time water levels are available through the USGS for George H. Dunklin Bayou Meto WMA, follow the water gauge link listed for the WMA):


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River Conon Logboat
Wetland Archaeology
Moncreiffe Hill
HES Conservation
Survey on the NFE
Digitising Carved Stones
Dun Deardail
Clachtoll Broch Excavations
Excavations at King's Seat
Clachtoll Broch Finds
Tullich Church
St Peter's Church, Petersham
Conservation of Dry Stone Monuments
Weaver's Cottage
The Galloway Hoard
Black Loch of Myrton
Baileyfield
South Staffordshire SAD Historic Environment Site Assessment
excavations at the king's seat:
community archaeology in perthshire
In September 2017 and 2018, AOC delivered community excavations at the King's Seat, Dunkeld, with Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust (PKHT) on behalf of Dunkeld and Birnam Historical Society.
King's Seat hillfort is situated on a steep rocky outcrop to the west of Dunkeld overlooking the Tay River valley to the north and south. The site comprises a low wall enclosing a small upper citadel, a further series of 3-4 terraces or ramparts enclosing a mid-level terrace on the west side of the hill and a lower D-shaped enclosure enclosing an area to the east at the base of the hill. A massive glacial erratic (right) composed of the local schist stone dominates the summit. Four mysterious holes were discovered on the upper surface of the stone. It is not clear what these relate to, but they must have been bored into it in antiquity.
The two week seasons of excavation in 2017 and 2018 were preceded by a substantial exercise in vegetation clearance undertaken by a small but enthusiastic team of local volunteers from the society led by PKHT. The fieldwork represented the first recorded excavations on this spectacular hillfort site, which has long been assumed to be later prehistoric or early historic in date, perhaps both!
Trenches so far have targeted three key areas: the upper citadel wall; the interior of the upper citadel; and the series of 3-4 ramparts on the west side of the hill.
The ramparts were found to be substantial banks built of large stones and boulders with a turf or earth component which were placed onto the natural subsoil. One had a timber component, demonstrated by substantial postholes that would have held timbers at the back of the structure. Another had a front face comprising small but good building stone which was discovered underneath the slumped material from the structure collapsing off the steep hillside. The banks on the east were generally between 2m and 3m wide although heavily eroded and collapsing down the hill.
The upper citadel wall was a lower construction of stone and earth with evidence of a very rough stone inner kerb or face. The front face of this feature was not identified and is likely completely collapsed down the vertical cliffs that characterise the upper part of the hill.
In some places in the interior the bedrock was very close to the surface, more or less under a thin layer of forest loam. In some flat terraces there was a build up of material which had been very disturbed and mixed by the action of rhododendron and tree roots. Within this layer of hillwash or turf structure collapse a really unusual number of exciting artefacts were identified. Finds on the site included evidence of ferrous and non-ferrous metal working in the form of crucible fragments; slag (metal working waste); and stone and clay moulds. In addition to this there were a lot of iron objects including blades; a socketed tool or arrowhead; part of a set of shears; and a number of other objects that will need to be x-rayed before their original form can be identified. Other finds included rare early medieval pottery imported from the Continent and several glass and ceramic beads (one shown below, right) which are of an Anglo Saxon style. When compared with finds from other sites in Britain they likely date to the 6-7th centuries AD, demonstrating not only that the site was likely in use around then but that it was an important high status site of trade and production in the early historic period. Finds such as spindle whorls (below, left) demonstrate textile processing occurred on the site and the large number of whetstones for sharpening blades is notable. A piece of vessel glass from an Anglo-Saxon style glass beaker (below, centre) gives us a tantalising glimpse of a society drinking from fancy glasses and potentially living or feasting on the site.
The location of the site and the type of rocky outcrop with multiple terraces that the site sits on is similar to other important early historic sites in Scotland such as Dunadd and Dundurn. The metalworking assemblages we have found so far are comparable with sites such as Mote of Mark, Dunadd and Buiston crannog. The presence of continental pottery and Anglo-Saxon glass beads and vessels points towards a site fully integrated into extensive trading networks during this period.
Underneath this finds rich layer we finally started uncovering evidence of structures and more secure activity which will be very useful to put all of these finds into context. A charcoal and ash rich deposit filled with animal bone was identified and sampled around a substantial hearth setting (left). These rich deposits representing in situ burning will hopefully yield important radiocarbon dates to help us date the activity at the site as well as informing us about the economic indicators of the people who lived and worked here.
Although we have lots of information and lots of finds to analyse we still have lots of questions about the site so we will return for a final season in 2019. The last trenches will aim to continue investigating the upper citadel interior; the interior of the middle terrace and the wall of the lowest annexe/enclosure on the east side. In the meantime our post-excavation programme will start to conserve, analyse and research the material already retrieved from the site.
The excavations so far could not have happened without the team of hardworking and enthusiastic volunteers who joined us from the local area. Thank you so much to everyone who came and helped!
The King's Seat Hillfort Archaeology Project is a partnership between Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust and the Dunkeld and Birnam Historical Society. Excavations were delivered by AOC Archaeology Group and PKHT. The project is funded by SSE, The Gannochy Trust and Heritage Lottery Fund. Permission to excavate on the site was granted through Scheduled Monument Consent from Historic Environment Scotland and from the landowner Mr Arnold Shnegg, Dunkeld House Hotel.
Company registration number: SC506374, AOC Archaeology Group, Edgefield Road Industrial Estate, Loanhead, EH20 9SY
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package org.skife.muckery.jdbi;

import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.skife.jdbi.v2.DBI;

import java.sql.ResultSetMetaData;

public class GenTest {

    @Rule
    public H2Rule h2 = new H2Rule();

    @Test
    public void testFoo() throws Exception {
        DBI dbi = new DBI(h2);
        dbi.useHandle((h) -> {
            h.execute("create table something (id int primary key, name varchar)");
            h.execute("insert into something (id, name) values (1, 'Brian'), (2, 'Kevin')");

            Plan plan = h.createQuery("select id, name from something where id = :id")
                         .bind("id", 1)
                         .map((index, r, ctx) -> {
                             ResultSetMetaData meta = r.getMetaData();

                             for (int i = 1; i <= meta.getColumnCount(); i++) {
                                 String label = meta.getColumnLabel(i);
                                 int type = meta.getColumnType(i);
                                 System.out.printf("%s\t%d\n", label, type);
                             }

                             return new Plan();
                         })
                         .first();

        });

    }

    public static class Plan {

    }
}

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Q: How to authenticate a user based on a certificate? On a Certificate provider, StartSSL, when you register, you put in your email and a password. They generate a certificate (.pfx) which you need to download and install into your browser.
Which was pointed out in comments that it is a Client Certificate.
So when you click login, in Chrome for example, a window popups and asks you which certificate to use. I could have several client certificates and log into separate accounts based on what I select. They warn that if you loose the certificate then you can't log in to the site without them regenerating a new certificate.
I am would like to do this using C# - I would like to generate a client certificate and then use it later to log in as admin without typing in a password.
What are the mechanics of this? How can generate certificates and use them to log in to my site? I would like to  do this on a MVC C# site. I don't mind if I need to generate self signed certificates, its only for my own use. At least it gets rid of password forms and brute force attacks.

A: This is fairly simple, the certificate requirement is an option of the SSL handshake.
First you need to go to SSL options on IIS and check the option to accept and require certificates. This is enough for browsers to automatically pop up the cert selection window and the communication is mutually secured by both server and client certificates.
https://technet.microsoft.com/pl-pl/library/cc753983%28v=ws.10%29.aspx
Then comes the request pipeline. You either need a httpmodule or you just provide a handler for the global application's AuthenticateRequest event. There, you refer to the Request.ClientCertificate
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms524668%28v=vs.90%29.aspx
You read the certificate's unique properties, for example the thumbprint and you use your local database to find a user record that corresponds to the certificate and you set up the Principal for the request lifetime accordingly.

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Георгій Семенович Єленін ( , село Огарьовське Московської губернії, тепер Московська область, Російська Федерація — розстріляний , місто Сталіно, тепер Донецьк) — радянський профспілковий діяч, голова Сталінської окружної і обласної ради профспілок, секретар Всеукраїнської ради профспілок. Кандидат у члени ЦК КП(б)У в червні 1933 — травні 1937 р.

Біографія
Здобув початкову освіту.

Член РКП(б) з 1919 року. Учасник Громадянської війни в Росії.

Працював головою заводського комітету профспілок (завкому) Путіловського заводу у Петрограді. Потім — голова підрайонного і районного комітетів Всесоюзної спілки робітників-металістів у Донбасі.

У 1928—1930 роках — голова Сталінської окружної ради профспілок. У 1931—1932 роках — голова Всеукраїнського комітету професійної Спілки робітників металургії.

У 1932—1936? роках — секретар Всеукраїнської республіканської ради професійних спілок (ВУРПС).

До 1937 року — голова Донецької обласної ради профспілок.

7 серпня 1937 року заарештований органами НКВС. 26 вересня 1937 року засуджений до розстрілу. Посмертно реабілітований у 1992 році.

Джерела
 Еленин Георгий Семенович
 XІІ з'їзд Комуністичної партії (більшовиків) України 18-23 січня 1934 року. Стенографічний звіт — Партійне видавництво ЦК КП(б)У — 1934 рік
 Горлач М. Вірна опора партії комуністів. Профспілки України у боротьбі за здійснення ленінського плану комуністичного будівництва — Київ, Видавництво Київського університету — 1966 рік

Діячі УРСР
Члени КПРС
Члени ЦК КП(б)У-КПУ
Розстріляні в СРСР
Реабілітовані в СРСР
Посмертно реабілітовані


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ICC Forum
Responsibility Issue
Aggression Issue
Performance Issue
Withdrawal Issue
SGBV Issue
Outreach Issue
Arrest Issue
Africa Issue
Mass Rape Issue
Reparations Issue
Prevention Issue
Libya Discussion
Oversight Issue
Darfur Issue
Gaza Jurisdiction Issue
Videos &
Video Introduction by Fatou Bensouda
Exit Interview by Luis Moreno-Ocampo
Universality Lecture Video
Peace Lecture Video
Victims Lecture Video
Arrest Lecture Video
Efficiency Lecture Video
Deterrence Lecture Video
Security Council Lecture Video
Politics Lecture Video
The Rome Statute
The Genocide Convention
Background — Responsibility
Background — Anniversary
Background — Aggression
Background — Performance
Background — Withdrawal
Background — SGBV
Background — Outreach
Background — Arrest
Background — Exit Interview
Background — Africa
Background — Mass Rape
Background — Reparations
Background — Prevention
Background — Libya
Background — Oversight
Background — Darfur
Background — Gaza Jurisdiction
Background — Lectures
Profile of Invited Expert "Broude"
Dr. Tomer Broude
http://law.huji.ac.il/eng/segel.asp?staff_id=59&cat=441
Dr. Tomer Broude is the Sylvan M. Cohen Chair in Law, Senior Lecturer at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in the Faculty of Law and Department of International Relations and the Academic Director of the Minerva Center for Human Rights in Jerusalem. He has taught international law at various law schools in Israel, at the University of Toronto, Georgetown University Law Center, Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies, Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi in Milan, Gujarat National Law University and the Duke University-University of Hong Kong Asia-America Institute in Transnational Law. His fields of research are in international public law, with a focus on international economic law, international trade and the World Trade Organization (WTO). His publications include International Governance in the WTO: Judicial Boundaries and Political Capitulation (2004); The Shifting Allocation of Authority in International Law: Considering Sovereignty, Supremacy and Subsidiarity (2008, ed. with Yuval Shany); The Politics of International Economic Law (2010, ed. with Marc Busch and Amy Porges), and articles and essays that have appeared in the Vanderbilt Law Review , Journal of World Trade , World Trade Review , Journal of International Economic Law , Journal of World Intellectual Property Law and Columbia Journal of Transnational Law , among others. In 2007-09, he served as Co-Chair of the International Economic Law Interest Group of the American Society of International Law; he is one of the founders of the Society of International Economic Law and a member of its Executive Council, and a Member of the International Law Association's Committee on the International Law of Sustainable Development.
Selected Citations to Published Materials
The Politics of International Economic Law (ed. with Marc Busch and Amy Porges);
Multi-sourced Equivalent Norms in International Law (ed. with Yuval Shany);
Law and Development Perspective on International Trade Law (ed. with Y.S. Lee, Gary Horlick, and W.M. Choi).
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Q: PGSQL: Function argument not being passed correctly I am attempting to search the "message" column of a table for any instance of a tag mentioned (like " #testing1 " for example).
When I manually enter the query it works but I think that I'm not understanding how to concat the tag properly:
This works:
select amount from donations where message like #testing1

But this does not:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION sum_tag(
    tag TEXT)
RETURNS VOID AS $$
BEGIN
    select amount from donations where message like CONCAT ('%#', tag, '%');
END; $$

LANGUAGE plpgsql;

The above is what is in the begin and end statements inside of the function sum_tag(tag text).
My intent is that I am trying to capture the tag whether it is in the message as "#testing1 this is a message" or "This is a message #testing1" and then use that as an identifier to sum up all of the amount column values for the associated rows.
Update 1

I have attempted to use the suggestion as noted in the comments but It did not seem to work. The updated function was entered as:

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION sum_tag(
    tag TEXT)
RETURNS VOID AS $$
BEGIN
    EXECUTE format('select amount from donations where message like %s', tag);
END; $$

LANGUAGE plpgsql;

This did not work either. If I am understanding, the entire statement needs to be in single quotes and %s is the correct way to call the argument as it is a text string. I appreciate your explanation and places to look.


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Henri o Hendrik Conscience (Amberes, 3 de diciembre de 1812 - Elsene, 10 de septiembre de 1883) fue un escritor belga. Está considerado como el pionero de la literatura neerlandesa en Flandes, escribiendo en una época en la que Bélgica estaba dominada por el francés entre las clases altas, en la literatura y en el gobierno. Conscience luchó como revolucionario belga en 1830 y fue un destacado escritor en el estilo romántico popular en la primera parte del siglo XIX. Se le conoce sobre todo por su novela nacionalista romántica El león de Flandes (De Leeuw van Vlaanderen) (1838), inspirada por la victoria de la milicia campesina flamenca sobre los caballeros franceses en la Batalla de Courtrai de 1302, en el curso de la guerra franco-flamenca.

En el curso de su carrera, publicó más de 100 novelas y cuentos, la mitad de ellas novelas históricas, y logró considerable popularidad. Después de su muerte, con el declive del romanticismo, su trabajo pasó de moda pero aún se le considera un clásico de la literatura flamenca.

Vida de juventud

Infancia
Hendrik era hijo de un francés, Pierre Conscience, de Besanzón, que había sido chef de timonerie en la armada de Napoleón Bonaparte, y quien fue nombrado segundo del práctico del puerto en Amberes en 1811, cuando esa ciudad formaba parte de Francia. La madre de Hendrik era una flamenca, Cornelia Balieu y era analfabeta.  Cuando, en 1815, los franceses abandonaron Amberes después del Congreso de Viena, Pierre Conscience se quedó allí. Era una persona muy excéntrica, y asumió el negocio de comprar y desarmar barcos muy gastados, del que el puerto de Amberes estaba lleno tras la guerra.

El chico creció en una antigua tienda llena de mercaderías náuticas, a la que el padre más tarde añadió una colección de libros invendibles; entre ellos estaban viejos romances que inflamaron la fantasía del niño. Su madre murió en 1820, y el muchacho y su hermano menor no tuvieron otra compañía que el padre, adusto y un tanto siniestro. En 1826 Pierre Conscience se casó de nuevo, esta vez con una viuda mucho más joven que él, Anna Catherina Bogaerts.

Hendrik ya había desarrollado para entonces su pasión por la lectura, y se pasaba todo el día entre los libros viejos que pasaban por El rincón verde camino a su destrucción. Poco después de este segundo matrimonio, la ciudad empezó a desagradar a Pierre, quien vendió la tienda y se retiró a la región de Campine (Kempen) que tan a menudo describe Hendrik Conscience en sus libros, la desolada tierra llana que se extiende entre Amberes y Venlo. Aquí Pierre compró una pequeña granja con un jardín bastante grande. Y mientras su padre compraba barcos en puertos lejanos, los chicos pasaban semanas, a veces meses, con su madrastra.

Adolescencia e introducción a la literatura

A los diecisiete años de edad, Hendrik abandonó la casa de su padre para convertirse en tutor en Amberes y seguir sus estudios, que pronto se vieron interrumpidos por la Revolución belga de 1830. Se ofreció voluntario al ejército revolucionario belga, sirvió en Turnhout y combatió a los holandeses cerca de Oostmalle, Geel, Lubbeek y Lovaina. Después de la Campaña de los diez días de 1831 permaneció en los barracones del ejército en Dendermonde, como un oficial sin cargo, ascendiendo al rango de sargento mayor. En 1837 abandonó el servicio y regresó a la vida civil. Habiendo conocido de esta manera a hombres jóvenes de todos los ámbitos de la vida, se convirtió en observador de sus costumbres. Consideró escribir en neerlandés aunque en aquella época era un idioma que se consideraba inadecuado para la literatura, pues el francés era el de las clases dirigentes e intelectuales.

Aunque cerca, al otro lado del río Escalda, los Países Bajos tenían una literatura boyante con siglos de solera, escrita en un idioma muy poco diferente al neerlandés hablado en Bélgica, el prejuicio belga contra "lo flamenco" persistió. El francés era el idioma usado por los políticos que fundaron Bélgica en 1830. Es el que se eligió como idioma nacional. Nada se había escrito en neerlandés durante años cuando la independencia de Bélgica se convirtió en un hecho en el año 1831, separando a Bélgica y sus provincias flamencas de los Países Bajos. La división entre los dos idiomas no se superaría. Por lo tanto, fue un comportamiento casi de profeta el que Conscience en 1830 escribiera: "No sé por qué, pero encuentro el idioma flamenco indescriptiblemente romántico, misterioso, profundo, enérgico, incluso salvaje. Si alguna vez consigo la capacidad de escribir me lanzaré totalmente a componer en flamenco".

Obra y carrera
Se vio obligado a pagar para que sus libros fueran publicados. Su primera novela En el año de los milagros, (1837) le costó el equivalente a un salario de un año. el boceto de esta primera obra se escribió en Francés, pero al parecer el autor desistió y continuó escribiendo en holandés.

Sus poemas, sin embargo, escritos mientras fue soldado, estaban todos en francés. No recibió pensión alguna al licenciarse, y volvió a casa de sus padres sin trabajo. Aunque ya existía un movimiento reivindicatorio de la lengua flamenca, sometida a una brutal diglosia por el francés, movimiento acaudillado por el amberés Jan-Frans Willems (1793-1846), tomó entonces la decisión consciente de escribir en neerlandés. Un pasaje de Guicciardini encendió su imaginación, e inmediatamente se puso a escribir una serie de viñetas ambientadas en la época de la revuelta holandesa, con el título In 't Wonderjaer (1837). El trabajo fue autopublicado y le costó casi el salario de un año producirlo.

Traducciones
La obra de Enrique Conscience como también se le conoció en el mundo iberico marcado por la tendencia Española de llevar al Castellano a los autores se vio beneficiado positivamente ganando relevancia internacional por sus traducciones al Inglés, Alemán, y Francés.

El autor a menudo ofreció su apoyo para hacer las traducciones en los diferentes idiomas en que su obra fue leída, pero no siempre salió como el mismo Conscience pensaba puesto que las ediciones salían muchas veces publicadas con errores o vicios que el mismo autor había desaprobado.  Este problema es un claro producto de la ausencia del marco legal del derecho de autor de la época.

Se cuenta que el mismo Alejandro Dumas plagió la versión francesa de The Conscript convirtiéndola en una obra de tres actos,  y publicando como el seudónimo Hope Inslow dos novelas más que aparecieron entre 1868 y 1871 en Inglaterra las cuales aparentemente plagió a Conscience.

El león de Flandes

Su padre pensó que era vulgar que su hijo escribiera un libro en neerlandés, tanto que lo echó de casa, y el célebre novelista marchó a Amberes, con una fortuna de solamente dos francos y ropa. Un viejo amigo de la escuela le encontró en la calle y se lo llevó a casa. Pronto la gente destacada, entre ellos el pintor Gustaf Wappers, mostraron interés en el desafortunado joven. Wappers incluso le dio un conjunto de ropas y con el tiempo lo presentó al rey Leopoldo I, quien ordenó que el Wonderjaer se añadiera a las bibliotecas de todas las escuelas belgas. Pero fue gracias al mecenazgo del rey Leopoldo que Conscience pudo publicar su segundo libro, Fantasía, en 1837. Un nombramiento menor, en los archivos provinciales, lo aliviaron de la necesidad más imperiosa, y en 1838 tuvo su primer gran éxito con la novela histórica De Leeuw van Vlaenderen (El león de Flandes), que aún se mantiene como una de sus obras maestras, cuya influencia se extendió más allá de la esfera literaria. A pesar del éxito comercial de su libro, sus altos costes de impresión implicaron que Conscience no recibiera mucho dinero de sus ventas.

Durante el siglo XIX, muchos escritores, poetas y artistas nacionalistas de varios países europeos estaban fijándose en personajes del pasado de sus países, en sus mitos, transformándolos en iconos románticos del orgullo nacional. Con El león de Flandes Conscience lo logró con gran éxito con el personaje de Roberto de Bethune, el hijo mayor de Guido de Dampierre, conde de Flandes, cruzado y, lo más importante desde el punto de vista de Conscience, un destacado protagonista en la lucha para mantener la autonomía de Flandes contra toda probabilidad.

Los historiadores han acusado a Conscience de haber incurrido en errores históricos, como presentar a su héroe como partícipe en la batalla de Courtrai, lo que en realidad no hizo. También se señala que, en realidad, El león de Flandes no hablaba neerlandés. Ni tampoco su padre, el conde de Flandes Guido de Dampierre. Aun así, Roberto de Bethune, "El león de Flandes", todavía es presentado como un símbolo de la libertad y el orgullo flamencos, lo que es debido al retrato romántico, aunque inexacto, que le hizo Conscience. El retrato de Conscience también inspiró De Vlaamse Leeuw ("El león flamenco"), el himno por largo tiempo oficioso de los nacionalistas flamencos y sólo recientemente reconocido oficialmente como himno de Flandes.

Obras posteriores

A El león de Flandes le siguieron Cómo convertirse en pintor (1843), Lo que puede sufrir una madre (1843), Siska van Roosemael (1844), Lambrecht Hensmans (1847), Jacob van Artevelde (1849), y El conscripto (1850). Durante estos años vivió una existencia bastante variada, habiendo sido durante trece meses jardinero en una casa de campo, pero también durante un tiempo como secretario de la Academia de Bellas Artes de Amberes. Pasó bastante tiempo antes de que la venta de sus libros -muy alabados por la crítica, pero escasamente comprados- le permitiera cierta independencia económica. Sus ideas, sin embargo, empezaron a ser generalmente aceptadas. En un congreso celebrado en Gante en el año 1841, los escritos de Conscience se mencionaron como la semilla de lo que lo más probablemente sería una cosecha de literatura nacional. De conformidad con esto, el partido patriótico se deció a animar su circulación y cada nueva contribución de Conscience fue bienvenida como un honor para Bélgica.

En 1845 Conscience fue nombrado Caballero de la Orden de Leopoldo. Escribir en neerlandés había dejado de verse como algo vulgar. Al contrario, la lengua del hombre común se convirtió en algo casi a la moda y la literatura flamenca empezó a cobrar auge.

Ese mismo año publicó una Historia de Bélgica a petición del rey Leopoldo I. Luego volvió a representar la vida cotidiana de los flamencos en lo que sería la parte más apreciada de su producción. Estaba entonces en la cumbre de su genio, y Rosa la ciega (1850), Rikketikketak (1851), El caballero pobre (1851), y El miserable (1853) se encuentran entre las más importantes de la larga lista de novelas. Tuvo un reflejo inmediato en ficción más reciente, y muchos imitaron a Conscience.

Recepción contemporánea
En 1855, empezaron a aparecer traducciones de sus libros en inglés, francés, alemán, checo e italiano, lo que le dio una considerable popularidad fuera de Bélgica. Para el año 1942, se calculó que una traducción alemana de la obra de Conscience El pobre caballero sola había vendido más de 400.000 copias desde su traducción. El escritor francés, Alejandro Dumas, plagió el libro de Conscience, El concripto, para producir una obra propia, aprovechándose de las caóticas leyes de la época sobre propiedad intelectual. Aparecieron también numerosas traducciones piratas.

Vida posterior y muerte
En 1867 se creó el cargo de conservador de los museos reales de Bélgica y se le dio a petición del rey Leopoldo. Siguió produciendo novelas con gran regularidad, sus publicaciones llegaron a ser más de ochenta. Para entonces era ya el más destacado de los ciudadanos de Amberes. Su 70.º cumpleaños fue celebrado con festividades públicas. Tras una larga enfermedad murió en su casa de Amberes. Se le dio un funeral oficial y fue enterrado en el cementerio Schoonselhof de Amberes, su tumba es ahora un monumento en honor del gran escritor.

El autor perdió vigencia en la literatura internacional cuando años posteriores a su muerte sus libros dejaron de publicarse en los idiomas y países en donde había ganado popularidad.

Recepción crítica
La mayor parte de la obra de Conscience puede ser considerada claramente dentro de la escuela romántica de literatura y usan ampliamente los soliloquios retóricos y el sentimiento. Desarrollos posteriores en el entendimiento de la literatura, particularmente el movimiento realista que emergieron ya en vida de Conscience, provocaron que su obra se viera a veces "pasada de moda y primitiva" para los lectores modernos. Su uso del idioma también ha sido criticado. Según Theo Hermans, Conscience "no era un virtuoso lingüístico, sus narraciones son sentimentales, sus tramas irreales y sus juicios morales conservadores hasta el punto de resultar reaccionarios."  Hermans, sin embargo, alabó la habilidad de Conscience de "atraer al lector a un mundo ficticio" y por su habilidad a la hora de evocar batallas y las escenas naturales sin descripción, así como su uso de los cambios en el tempo para mantener la atención del lector.

Obras seleccionadas
 In 't Wonderjaer (1837, "En el año de los milagros")
 De Leeuw van Vlaenderen (1838, "El león de Flandes") Trad. San Pablo, Editorial 1966.
La tombe de fer (1864, "La Tumba de Hierro")
 De arme edelman (1851, "La dignidad en la miseria") Trad. Buenos Aires: Biblioteca de buenos libros, 1896.
 Het ijzeren graf (1860, "Amar después de la muerte") Trad. de María Pilar Sinués Navarro. Buenos Aires: Biblioteca de buenos libros, 1896.
 Het goudland (1862, "Los buscadores de oro", Ediciones Mateu, S.A. 1973; Bruguera (Ediciones B) 1977; Producciones Editoriales Juan José Fernández Ribera 1982.

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Enlaces externos

 Obras de o sobre Hendrik Conscience en Internet Archive
 Obras de Hendrik Conscience en LibriVox (audiolibros gratuitos)
  Find-A-Grave profile for Hendrik Conscience

Escritores de Flandes
Escritores en neerlandés
Caballeros de la Orden de Leopoldo
Nacidos en Amberes