Defariserox: 20-30 mg/kg/day going up-to 40mg/kg/day in case of children who have heavy iron overload and which is not coming under control with dose up-to 30mg/kg/day.
At the initiation the chelator dose should be started at the lower dose because there may be problems related to tolerance of the medicine.
Several children continue to be on the same dose for chelator for long periods of time without adequate attention being given to review of dosage. Quarterly ferritin test must be done to see if the chelator is helping control serum iron level. If the iron level is increasing the dose should be increased. If the child is put on aggressive chelation dose and the ferritin falls into the acceptable range, the dosage should be decreased.
Some children need to be started on lowed dose of medicine because they don't tolerate higher doses well. For such children the dose should be gradually increased.
Chelation therapy is not without it's own side effects. Chelation therapy is known to influence the mineral balance in the body, affect the kidney and the liver functions and cause neutropenia beside several other complications. While some of these complications are noticeable by the child/family other need proper periodic haematological and biochemical tests to identify. It is necessary that quarterly investigations be done to keep a check on the complications that may arise out of chelation therapy.
The more important aspect is the knee jerking response families tend to have in the event of complications associated with chelation. It is a known fact that some complication may occur. When this happens, there are better management strategies prescribed in literature than simply reject the chelator for therapy. There are mechanisms by which tolerance can be improved.
Sometimes it may be required to withdraw the chelator for a while. However, we have seen events when children stopped taking chelator altogether because they suspected the chelator to be the cause of complications rather than work their way through managing chelation therapy with improved tolerance.
Sometimes it has been seen that certain children claim that their child does not want to take a particular chelator at all. The problem becomes more intense in younger kids. Since chelator is to be taken in suspension, the medium in which it is dissolved may play a major role in enabling acceptance of a chelator to the child. It is advisable to try different juices, flavoured glucose etc. to make the chelator more acceptable to the kids.
We have realised that several parents are not adequately informed about how the chelator should be taken. Patients are often found to make the suspension of the chelator in metal glasses stirring it with metal spoons. They are found to take chelator at different times in the day. These are all small mistakes which reduce the efficacy of the drug. The guidelines from the supplier should be strictly followed.
With several manufacturers offering their products in the market for iron chelation therapy it should be only justified that unbiased information about available options be made available to the patients. Commercial interests of particular organisations or individuals must not influence access to and accuracy of information available to the patients about the alternatives. When comparing offerings from different sources nothing but the published scientific outcome should hold ground.
It must be noted that serum ferritin may not be the best marker of the iron overload in the body especially when it comes to iron absorption in the organs. T2 MRI is the gold standard. However, it must be noted that not all T2 MRI operators are trained to be able to accurately access the iron overload. Annual MRI helps maintain accurate picture of the degree of iron overload.
Having said this, the fact that MRI is expensive, and access to it is difficult, MRI could be used to improve the picture of iron overload as shown by serum ferritin rather than reject the later altogether. In a situation like ours where most kids are badly under chelated, it should make no difference whether MRI is done or not if adequate chelation is not organised for regularly. Only when the logistical and economic difficulty to organise for chelator is taken care of, the option to fine tune and make more accurate the therapy comes into picture.
Liver iron concentration (LIC) is also more accurate than ferritin but it still continued to be less accurate than MRI.
The final and most important aspect is to monitor the adherence of the child to the dose prescribed by the doctors. It has been seen that for financial reasons the parents make independent decisions to reduce the dose of chelation being offered to the child. There are issues of non-compliance associated with the medicines especially when the dose has to be taken twice or thrice daily. The centers must track all the purchases of chelators so as to maintain a clear view of adherence to the therapy.


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/*
V5.11 5 May 2010   (c) 2000-2010 John Lim (jlim#natsoft.com). All rights reserved.
         Contributed by Ross Smith (adodb@netebb.com).
  Released under both BSD license and Lesser GPL library license.
  Whenever there is any discrepancy between the two licenses,
  the BSD license will take precedence.
	  Set tabs to 4 for best viewing.
*/

/*
	You may want to rename the 'data' field to 'session_data' as
	'data' appears to be a reserved word for one or more of the following:
		ANSI SQL
		IBM DB2
		MS SQL Server
		Postgres
		SAP

	If you do, then execute:

		ADODB_Session::dataFieldName('session_data');

*/

if (!defined('_ADODB_LAYER')) {
	require realpath(dirname(__FILE__) . '/../adodb.inc.php');
}

if (defined('ADODB_SESSION')) return 1;

define('ADODB_SESSION', dirname(__FILE__));

/*
	Unserialize session data manually. See http://phplens.com/lens/lensforum/msgs.php?id=9821

	From Kerr Schere, to unserialize session data stored via ADOdb.
	1. Pull the session data from the db and loop through it.
	2. Inside the loop, you will need to urldecode the data column.
	3. After urldecode, run the serialized string through this function:

*/
function adodb_unserialize( $serialized_string )
{
	$variables = array( );
	$a = preg_split( "/(\w+)\|/", $serialized_string, -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY | PREG_SPLIT_DELIM_CAPTURE );
	for( $i = 0; $i < count( $a ); $i = $i+2 ) {
		$variables[$a[$i]] = unserialize( $a[$i+1] );
	}
	return( $variables );
}

/*
	Thanks Joe Li. See http://phplens.com/lens/lensforum/msgs.php?id=11487&x=1
	Since adodb 4.61.
*/
function adodb_session_regenerate_id()
{
	$conn = ADODB_Session::_conn();
	if (!$conn) return false;

	$old_id = session_id();
	if (function_exists('session_regenerate_id')) {
		session_regenerate_id();
	} else {
		session_id(md5(uniqid(rand(), true)));
		$ck = session_get_cookie_params();
		setcookie(session_name(), session_id(), false, $ck['path'], $ck['domain'], $ck['secure']);
		//@session_start();
	}
	$new_id = session_id();
	$ok = $conn->Execute('UPDATE '. ADODB_Session::table(). ' SET sesskey='. $conn->qstr($new_id). ' WHERE sesskey='.$conn->qstr($old_id));

	/* it is possible that the update statement fails due to a collision */
	if (!$ok) {
		session_id($old_id);
		if (empty($ck)) $ck = session_get_cookie_params();
		setcookie(session_name(), session_id(), false, $ck['path'], $ck['domain'], $ck['secure']);
		return false;
	}

	return true;
}

/*
    Generate database table for session data
    @see http://phplens.com/lens/lensforum/msgs.php?id=12280
    @return 0 if failure, 1 if errors, 2 if successful.
	@author Markus Staab http://www.public-4u.de
*/
function adodb_session_create_table($schemaFile=null,$conn = null)
{
    // set default values
    if ($schemaFile===null) $schemaFile = ADODB_SESSION . '/session_schema.xml';
    if ($conn===null) $conn = ADODB_Session::_conn();

	if (!$conn) return 0;

    $schema = new adoSchema($conn);
    $schema->ParseSchema($schemaFile);
    return $schema->ExecuteSchema();
}

/*!
	\static
*/
class ADODB_Session {
	/////////////////////
	// getter/setter methods
	/////////////////////

	/*

	function Lock($lock=null)
	{
	static $_lock = false;

		if (!is_null($lock)) $_lock = $lock;
		return $lock;
	}
	*/
	/*!
	*/
	function driver($driver = null) {
		static $_driver = 'mysql';
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($driver)) {
			$_driver = trim($driver);
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_DRIVER'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_DRIVER'];
			}
		}

		return $_driver;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function host($host = null) {
		static $_host = 'localhost';
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($host)) {
			$_host = trim($host);
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_CONNECT'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_CONNECT'];
			}
		}

		return $_host;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function user($user = null) {
		static $_user = 'root';
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($user)) {
			$_user = trim($user);
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_USER'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_USER'];
			}
		}

		return $_user;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function password($password = null) {
		static $_password = '';
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($password)) {
			$_password = $password;
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_PWD'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_PWD'];
			}
		}

		return $_password;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function database($database = null) {
		static $_database = 'xphplens_2';
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($database)) {
			$_database = trim($database);
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_DB'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_DB'];
			}
		}

		return $_database;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function persist($persist = null)
	{
		static $_persist = true;

		if (!is_null($persist)) {
			$_persist = trim($persist);
		}

		return $_persist;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function lifetime($lifetime = null) {
		static $_lifetime;
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($lifetime)) {
			$_lifetime = (int) $lifetime;
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESS_LIFE'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESS_LIFE'];
			}
		}
		if (!$_lifetime) {
			$_lifetime = ini_get('session.gc_maxlifetime');
			if ($_lifetime <= 1) {
				// bug in PHP 4.0.3 pl 1  -- how about other versions?
				//print "
Session Error: PHP.INI setting session.gc_maxlifetimenot set: $lifetime
";
				$_lifetime = 1440;
			}
		}

		return $_lifetime;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function debug($debug = null) {
		static $_debug = false;
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($debug)) {
			$_debug = (bool) $debug;

			$conn = ADODB_Session::_conn();
			if ($conn) {
				$conn->debug = $_debug;
			}
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESS_DEBUG'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESS_DEBUG'];
			}
		}

		return $_debug;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function expireNotify($expire_notify = null) {
		static $_expire_notify;
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($expire_notify)) {
			$_expire_notify = $expire_notify;
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_EXPIRE_NOTIFY'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_EXPIRE_NOTIFY'];
			}
		}

		return $_expire_notify;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function table($table = null) {
		static $_table = 'sessions';
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($table)) {
			$_table = trim($table);
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_TBL'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_TBL'];
			}
		}

		return $_table;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function optimize($optimize = null) {
		static $_optimize = false;
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($optimize)) {
			$_optimize = (bool) $optimize;
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (defined('ADODB_SESSION_OPTIMIZE')) {
				return true;
			}
		}

		return $_optimize;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function syncSeconds($sync_seconds = null) {
		static $_sync_seconds = 60;
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($sync_seconds)) {
			$_sync_seconds = (int) $sync_seconds;
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (defined('ADODB_SESSION_SYNCH_SECS')) {
				return ADODB_SESSION_SYNCH_SECS;
			}
		}

		return $_sync_seconds;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function clob($clob = null) {
		static $_clob = false;
		static $set = false;

		if (!is_null($clob)) {
			$_clob = strtolower(trim($clob));
			$set = true;
		} elseif (!$set) {
			// backwards compatibility
			if (isset($GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_USE_LOBS'])) {
				return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESSION_USE_LOBS'];
			}
		}

		return $_clob;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function dataFieldName($data_field_name = null) {
		static $_data_field_name = 'data';

		if (!is_null($data_field_name)) {
			$_data_field_name = trim($data_field_name);
		}

		return $_data_field_name;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function filter($filter = null) {
		static $_filter = array();

		if (!is_null($filter)) {
			if (!is_array($filter)) {
				$filter = array($filter);
			}
			$_filter = $filter;
		}

		return $_filter;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function encryptionKey($encryption_key = null) {
		static $_encryption_key = 'CRYPTED ADODB SESSIONS ROCK!';

		if (!is_null($encryption_key)) {
			$_encryption_key = $encryption_key;
		}

		return $_encryption_key;
	}

	/////////////////////
	// private methods
	/////////////////////

	/*!
	*/
	function _conn($conn=null) {
		return $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESS_CONN'];
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function _crc($crc = null) {
		static $_crc = false;

		if (!is_null($crc)) {
			$_crc = $crc;
		}

		return $_crc;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function _init() {
		session_module_name('user');
		session_set_save_handler(
			array('ADODB_Session', 'open'),
			array('ADODB_Session', 'close'),
			array('ADODB_Session', 'read'),
			array('ADODB_Session', 'write'),
			array('ADODB_Session', 'destroy'),
			array('ADODB_Session', 'gc')
		);
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function _sessionKey() {
		// use this function to create the encryption key for crypted sessions
		// crypt the used key, ADODB_Session::encryptionKey() as key and session_id() as salt
		return crypt(ADODB_Session::encryptionKey(), session_id());
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function _dumprs($rs) {
		$conn	= ADODB_Session::_conn();
		$debug	= ADODB_Session::debug();

		if (!$conn) {
			return;
		}

		if (!$debug) {
			return;
		}

		if (!$rs) {
			echo "
\$rs is null or false
\n";
			return;
		}

		//echo "
\nAffected_Rows=",$conn->Affected_Rows(),"
\n";

		if (!is_object($rs)) {
			return;
		}

		require_once ADODB_SESSION.'/../tohtml.inc.php';
		rs2html($rs);
	}

	/////////////////////
	// public methods
	/////////////////////

	function config($driver, $host, $user, $password, $database=false,$options=false)
	{
		ADODB_Session::driver($driver);
		ADODB_Session::host($host);
		ADODB_Session::user($user);
		ADODB_Session::password($password);
		ADODB_Session::database($database);

		if ($driver == 'oci8' || $driver == 'oci8po') $options['lob'] = 'CLOB';

		if (isset($options['table'])) ADODB_Session::table($options['table']);
		if (isset($options['lob'])) ADODB_Session::clob($options['lob']);
		if (isset($options['debug'])) ADODB_Session::debug($options['debug']);
	}

	/*!
		Create the connection to the database.

		If $conn already exists, reuse that connection
	*/
	function open($save_path, $session_name, $persist = null)
	{
		$conn = ADODB_Session::_conn();

		if ($conn) {
			return true;
		}

		$database	= ADODB_Session::database();
		$debug		= ADODB_Session::debug();
		$driver		= ADODB_Session::driver();
		$host		= ADODB_Session::host();
		$password	= ADODB_Session::password();
		$user		= ADODB_Session::user();

		if (!is_null($persist)) {
			ADODB_Session::persist($persist);
		} else {
			$persist = ADODB_Session::persist();
		}

# these can all be defaulted to in php.ini
#		assert('$database');
#		assert('$driver');
#		assert('$host');

		$conn = ADONewConnection($driver);

		if ($debug) {
			$conn->debug = true;
//			ADOConnection::outp( " driver=$driver user=$user pwd=$password db=$database ");
		}

		if ($persist) {
			switch($persist) {
			default:
			case 'P': $ok = $conn->PConnect($host, $user, $password, $database); break;
			case 'C': $ok = $conn->Connect($host, $user, $password, $database); break;
			case 'N': $ok = $conn->NConnect($host, $user, $password, $database); break;
			}
		} else {
			$ok = $conn->Connect($host, $user, $password, $database);
		}

		if ($ok) $GLOBALS['ADODB_SESS_CONN'] = $conn;
		else
			ADOConnection::outp('
Session: connection failed
', false);

		return $ok;
	}

	/*!
		Close the connection
	*/
	function close()
	{
/*
		$conn = ADODB_Session::_conn();
		if ($conn) $conn->Close();
*/
		return true;
	}

	/*
		Slurp in the session variables and return the serialized string
	*/
	function read($key)
	{
		$conn	= ADODB_Session::_conn();
		$data	= ADODB_Session::dataFieldName();
		$filter	= ADODB_Session::filter();
		$table	= ADODB_Session::table();

		if (!$conn) {
			return '';
		}

		//assert('$table');

		$qkey = $conn->quote($key);
		$binary = $conn->dataProvider === 'mysql' ? '/*! BINARY */' : '';

		$sql = "SELECT $data FROM $table WHERE sesskey = $binary $qkey AND expiry >= " . time();
		/* Lock code does not work as it needs to hold transaction within whole page, and we don't know if
		  developer has commited elsewhere... :(
		 */
		#if (ADODB_Session::Lock())
		#	$rs = $conn->RowLock($table, "$binary sesskey = $qkey AND expiry >= " . time(), $data);
		#else

			$rs = $conn->Execute($sql);
		//ADODB_Session::_dumprs($rs);
		if ($rs) {
			if ($rs->EOF) {
				$v = '';
			} else {
				$v = reset($rs->fields);
				$filter = array_reverse($filter);
				foreach ($filter as $f) {
					if (is_object($f)) {
						$v = $f->read($v, ADODB_Session::_sessionKey());
					}
				}
				$v = rawurldecode($v);
			}

			$rs->Close();

			ADODB_Session::_crc(strlen($v) . crc32($v));
			return $v;
		}

		return '';
	}

	/*!
		Write the serialized data to a database.

		If the data has not been modified since the last read(), we do not write.
	*/
	function write($key, $val)
	{
	global $ADODB_SESSION_READONLY;

		if (!empty($ADODB_SESSION_READONLY)) return;

		$clob			= ADODB_Session::clob();
		$conn			= ADODB_Session::_conn();
		$crc			= ADODB_Session::_crc();
		$data			= ADODB_Session::dataFieldName();
		$debug			= ADODB_Session::debug();
		$driver			= ADODB_Session::driver();
		$expire_notify	= ADODB_Session::expireNotify();
		$filter			= ADODB_Session::filter();
		$lifetime		= ADODB_Session::lifetime();
		$table			= ADODB_Session::table();

		if (!$conn) {
			return false;
		}
		$qkey = $conn->qstr($key);

		//assert('$table');

		$expiry = time() + $lifetime;

		$binary = $conn->dataProvider === 'mysql' ? '/*! BINARY */' : '';

		// crc32 optimization since adodb 2.1
		// now we only update expiry date, thx to sebastian thom in adodb 2.32
		if ($crc !== false && $crc == (strlen($val) . crc32($val))) {
			if ($debug) {
				ADOConnection::outp( '
Session: Only updating date - crc32 not changed
');
			}

			$expirevar = '';
			if ($expire_notify) {
				$var = reset($expire_notify);
				global $$var;
				if (isset($$var)) {
					$expirevar = $$var;
				}
			}

			$sql = "UPDATE $table SET expiry = ".$conn->Param('0').",expireref=".$conn->Param('1')." WHERE $binary sesskey = ".$conn->Param('2')." AND expiry >= ".$conn->Param('3');
			$rs = $conn->Execute($sql,array($expiry,$expirevar,$key,time()));
			return true;
		}
		$val = rawurlencode($val);
		foreach ($filter as $f) {
			if (is_object($f)) {
				$val = $f->write($val, ADODB_Session::_sessionKey());
			}
		}

		$arr = array('sesskey' => $key, 'expiry' => $expiry, $data => $val, 'expireref' => '');
		if ($expire_notify) {
			$var = reset($expire_notify);
			global $$var;
			if (isset($$var)) {
				$arr['expireref'] = $$var;
			}
		}

		if (!$clob) {	// no lobs, simply use replace()
			$arr[$data] = $val;
			$rs = $conn->Replace($table, $arr, 'sesskey', $autoQuote = true);

		} else {
			// what value shall we insert/update for lob row?
			switch ($driver) {
				// empty_clob or empty_lob for oracle dbs
				case 'oracle':
				case 'oci8':
				case 'oci8po':
				case 'oci805':
					$lob_value = sprintf('empty_%s()', strtolower($clob));
					break;

				// null for all other
				default:
					$lob_value = 'null';
					break;
			}

			$conn->StartTrans();
			$expiryref = $conn->qstr($arr['expireref']);
			// do we insert or update? => as for sesskey
			$rs = $conn->Execute("SELECT COUNT(*) AS cnt FROM $table WHERE $binary sesskey = $qkey");
			if ($rs && reset($rs->fields) > 0) {
				$sql = "UPDATE $table SET expiry = $expiry, $data = $lob_value, expireref=$expiryref WHERE  sesskey = $qkey";
			} else {
				$sql = "INSERT INTO $table (expiry, $data, sesskey,expireref) VALUES ($expiry, $lob_value, $qkey,$expiryref)";
			}
			if ($rs)$rs->Close();

			$err = '';
			$rs1 = $conn->Execute($sql);
			if (!$rs1) $err = $conn->ErrorMsg()."\n";

			$rs2 = $conn->UpdateBlob($table, $data, $val, " sesskey=$qkey", strtoupper($clob));
			if (!$rs2) $err .= $conn->ErrorMsg()."\n";

			$rs = ($rs && $rs2) ? true : false;
			$conn->CompleteTrans();
		}

		if (!$rs) {
			ADOConnection::outp('
Session Replace: ' . $conn->ErrorMsg() . '
', false);
			return false;
		}  else {
			// bug in access driver (could be odbc?) means that info is not committed
			// properly unless select statement executed in Win2000
			if ($conn->databaseType == 'access') {
				$sql = "SELECT sesskey FROM $table WHERE $binary sesskey = $qkey";
				$rs = $conn->Execute($sql);
				ADODB_Session::_dumprs($rs);
				if ($rs) {
					$rs->Close();
				}
			}
		}/*
		if (ADODB_Session::Lock()) {
			$conn->CommitTrans();
		}*/
		return $rs ? true : false;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function destroy($key) {
		$conn			= ADODB_Session::_conn();
		$table			= ADODB_Session::table();
		$expire_notify	= ADODB_Session::expireNotify();

		if (!$conn) {
			return false;
		}

		//assert('$table');

		$qkey = $conn->quote($key);
		$binary = $conn->dataProvider === 'mysql' ? '/*! BINARY */' : '';

		if ($expire_notify) {
			reset($expire_notify);
			$fn = next($expire_notify);
			$savem = $conn->SetFetchMode(ADODB_FETCH_NUM);
			$sql = "SELECT expireref, sesskey FROM $table WHERE $binary sesskey = $qkey";
			$rs = $conn->Execute($sql);
			ADODB_Session::_dumprs($rs);
			$conn->SetFetchMode($savem);
			if (!$rs) {
				return false;
			}
			if (!$rs->EOF) {
				$ref = $rs->fields[0];
				$key = $rs->fields[1];
				//assert('$ref');
				//assert('$key');
				$fn($ref, $key);
			}
			$rs->Close();
		}

		$sql = "DELETE FROM $table WHERE $binary sesskey = $qkey";
		$rs = $conn->Execute($sql);
		ADODB_Session::_dumprs($rs);

		return $rs ? true : false;
	}

	/*!
	*/
	function gc($maxlifetime)
	{
		$conn			= ADODB_Session::_conn();
		$debug			= ADODB_Session::debug();
		$expire_notify	= ADODB_Session::expireNotify();
		$optimize		= ADODB_Session::optimize();
		$sync_seconds	= ADODB_Session::syncSeconds();
		$table			= ADODB_Session::table();

		if (!$conn) {
			return false;
		}

		$time			= time();
		$binary = $conn->dataProvider === 'mysql' ? '/*! BINARY */' : '';

		if ($expire_notify) {
			reset($expire_notify);
			$fn = next($expire_notify);
			$savem = $conn->SetFetchMode(ADODB_FETCH_NUM);
			$sql = "SELECT expireref, sesskey FROM $table WHERE expiry < $time";
			$rs = $conn->Execute($sql);
			ADODB_Session::_dumprs($rs);
			$conn->SetFetchMode($savem);
			if ($rs) {
				$conn->StartTrans();
				$keys = array();
				while (!$rs->EOF) {
					$ref = $rs->fields[0];
					$key = $rs->fields[1];
					$fn($ref, $key);
					$del = $conn->Execute("DELETE FROM $table WHERE sesskey=".$conn->Param('0'),array($key));
					$rs->MoveNext();
				}
				$rs->Close();

				$conn->CompleteTrans();
			}
		} else {

			if (1) {
				$sql = "SELECT sesskey FROM $table WHERE expiry < $time";
				$arr = $conn->GetAll($sql);
				foreach ($arr as $row) {
					$sql2 = "DELETE FROM $table WHERE sesskey=".$conn->Param('0');
					$conn->Execute($sql2,array(reset($row)));
				}
			} else {
				$sql = "DELETE FROM $table WHERE expiry < $time";
				$rs = $conn->Execute($sql);
				ADODB_Session::_dumprs($rs);
				if ($rs) $rs->Close();
			}
			if ($debug) {
				ADOConnection::outp("
Garbage Collection: $sql
");
			}
		}

		// suggested by Cameron, "GaM3R" <gamr@outworld.cx>
		if ($optimize) {
			$driver = ADODB_Session::driver();

			if (preg_match('/mysql/i', $driver)) {
				$sql = "OPTIMIZE TABLE $table";
			}
			if (preg_match('/postgres/i', $driver)) {
				$sql = "VACUUM $table";
			}
			if (!empty($sql)) {
				$conn->Execute($sql);
			}
		}

		if ($sync_seconds) {
			$sql = 'SELECT ';
			if ($conn->dataProvider === 'oci8') {
				$sql .= "TO_CHAR({$conn->sysTimeStamp}, 'RRRR-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS')";
			} else {
				$sql .= $conn->sysTimeStamp;
			}
			$sql .= " FROM $table";

			$rs = $conn->SelectLimit($sql, 1);
			if ($rs && !$rs->EOF) {
				$dbts = reset($rs->fields);
				$rs->Close();
				$dbt = $conn->UnixTimeStamp($dbts);
				$t = time();

				if (abs($dbt - $t) >= $sync_seconds) {
					$msg = __FILE__ .
						": Server time for webserver {$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']} not in synch with database: " .
						" database=$dbt ($dbts), webserver=$t (diff=". (abs($dbt - $t) / 60) . ' minutes)';
					LogManager::getInstance()->info($msg);
					if ($debug) {
						ADOConnection::outp("
$msg
");
					}
				}
			}
		}

		return true;
	}
}

ADODB_Session::_init();
if (empty($ADODB_SESSION_READONLY))
	register_shutdown_function('session_write_close');

// for backwards compatability only
function adodb_sess_open($save_path, $session_name, $persist = true) {
	return ADODB_Session::open($save_path, $session_name, $persist);
}

// for backwards compatability only
function adodb_sess_gc($t)
{
	return ADODB_Session::gc($t);
}

?>

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Make-It-Yourself Monday: A Handy Little Ornament to Make with Your Kids!
This is a great (and easy!) craft to do with your kids this time of year. You simply trace your kids' hands and one of their feet on light brown and dark brown material. (The first time we did this, two years ago, we used foam, but this year, we used felt…It's a little harder to work with, but the ornaments turned out well.) Once the foot and hands are traced, cut them out. Also, cut out a red nose from felt, fabric, paper, foam…whatever you like. Glue the hands on as antlers with the thumbs on the inside. Glue the nose in place on the heel of the foot. Add eyes. You can use googly eyes or draw your own. Pierce (or hole punch if you're not into improvising the way I am) a hole in the top and run a wire, ribbon, or ornament hanger through it. (The first time we actually used a pipe cleaner.) Write the child's name and the year on the back and hang on the tree!
This was the first one we made, and it's fun to see how much her hands and feet have grown in the past two years. We're still working on the baby's ornament…it's much harder to trace the foot and hands of a nine month old. I have one hand (which I'll probably flip over and trace) and am planning to trace his foot while he's sleeping. Here's hoping….


The latest order for Keep It Simple Syrup comes from Virginia's own Executive Mansion, home to Governor Bob McDonnell and located at Capitol Square in Richmond, Virginia.
The Mansion and First Family are excited to almost be exclusively using Virginia beverages and food daily. Their effort to "Choose the Commonwealth" enables them to use delicious food and beverages, while promoting the great Commonwealth of Virginia.


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I'm fairly technical and have worked in IT for 25+ years and have (finally) decided to do a bit more with home automation but I have a few questions that I hope you don't mind answering. I'm planning to start fairly easy but progress over time. Currently, the house (3 stories) has excellent WiFi courtesy of Linksys Velop mesh so have signal everywhere - Google Home is my preferred automated assistant and have a few around the house along with Chromecasts.
So, what do I want to do - few easy projects to start with.
bathroom lighting. Just re-fitted the bathroom and will be fitting LED lights after Christmas but I'd like multi-coloured, dimmable, remote control. I think my preferred way of doing it is with a dimmable z-wave switch (or just the dimmer unit behind existing switch).
I'm slowly updating lamps / lights / switches to be efficient LEDs and will buy based on whichever standard I decide on. I think my preferred method of controlling lights is by switches rather than HA bulbs but open to comments / suggestions based on experience.
Does the ST hub 'talks' directly to the z-wave devices or does it use existing WiFi ?
Based on above, what is the range of ST hub - will it reach throughout the house bearing in mind that a decent WiFi router doesn't and I want to avoid repeaters (hence the mesh network) ?
I know you can get repeaters but do they interfere with 'normal' WiFi or other signals (TV senders on 5GHz) ?
Apologies if these seem like noddy questions but although I've read loads, I'm still not clear on the basics and whether or not z-wave should be my preferred technology.
Wi-Fi, Z wave, and zigbee are all three completely different communication protocols. The SmartThings hub actually doesn't use Wi-Fi at all – – but you cable it to your router and it can talk to Wi-Fi devices that way.
The hub is a white plastic box that has three radios inside of it: a certified Z wave controller, a certified zigbee coordinator, and an inactive Bluetooth radio. So it talks directly to Z wave devices using the Z wave radio, directly zigbee devices using the zigbee radio, to devices on your local area network connected to your router via the cable to your router, and to everything else over the Internet.
And there are also some specific official integrations, such as with Logitech Harmony (which then can give you control of home entertainment devices) and with the Phillips hue bridge.
SmartThings also has and IFTTT channel on the free IFTTT service, which gives you yet more integration possibilities.
And some community members with a strong technical background have designed more integrations using additional devices like small computers, and they have then shared their project reports through this forum, so there are even some integrations with systems like lightwave RF, although they may be only partial integrations or, again, require strong technical background to set up. Not everyone will be interested in this kind of integration, but they are available.
One of the good things about smartthings is because it is a multi protocol platform, you don't have to choose just one protocol. You can pick your devices based on whatever is best for each specific use case.
the only thing I would add is that (I assume as you posted in the UK part of the forum) as you are in the UK then our devices are more restricted that the US guys.
We don't have as many that are compatible with our hub.
That being said, I can do everything I want with ST and have not really found this to be too much of a problem.
Thanks all - yes, UK based so already aware of the limitations & restrictions in choice (same in IT). I still think a ST hub is a good place to start and then do a bit more reading (thanks for the link above) on z-ave / zigbee options.
Is there a place online that I can see all of one type of device? Example... One place where I can see all 3-way dimmer switches available for smartthings? Thanks a ton!
Goodie - lots of reading.
Just to refer back to one of my questions (now I understand that the ST hub communicates with its own radios, not WiFi), what is coverage like ? We have a 3 story house with router on ground floor and before moving to Linksys mesh, barely got a signal on the top floor. I'm worried that a ST hub won't be enough so have to supplement with repeaters that (probably) will interfere with something else.
One of the advantages of the 'mesh network' established by both z-wave and zigbee protocols is that it's reasonably easy to extend.
Most mains powered devices will repeat their respective network messages thus extending the network.
E.g a plugin socket in the hall would extend the network upstairs. If you then plug another socket on the landing then you can probably cover most of that floor.
Because of this you would think that zigbee is better… but that is more susceptible to wifi interference.
In reality, the best place to site your hub (away from wifi wireless equipment) is in the centre of the home, both vertically and horizontally.
As another example… I use a zigbee socket plugged into a wall socket near a front, upstairs window… this extends the zigbee network over my driveway so that the presence sensors in my cars maintain reliable connections.
Personally, I prefer z-wave equipment as I have very strong wifi signals in my house and my local area seems full of wifi too.
When in doubt, check the FAQs.
As from your reply I suspect you don't have your ST hub yet.
IT DOES NOT HAVE WIFI !!
Spotted that thanks. I have one of my Velop mesh 'repeaters' mid house that has an ethernet connection so I don't need to connect directly to the router.
Start with post 11 in the range FAQ, then go up to the top and read the whole thread. It should clear up some of the range questions.


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Q: What are the pro or cons between a if statement and two different functions I was wondering what are the pro and cons between having one function with a if statement dictating 2 sections of code or two discreet functions that are called on separately.
In terms of pro and cons I was thinking.
Computational Complexity
Readability
Maintenance
And any other component I did not consider.
Here is a example
//One if statement two parts of code.

Foo1(data,flag){

if (flag==True) {
      //Do Code
     }

else {
      //Do Code a little bit differently
     }
}

//Or two discrete statements

Foo1_True(data){
//Do Code
}

Foo1_False(data){
//Do Code a little bit differently
}

(I have a feeling the answer is going to be neither, and I have to find a more elegant way to capture both functionality.

A: Based on a barebones technical level, much like your example, there is no difference.
But you're sort of misrepresenting the argument of using submethods. The methods should not be named after the block that wraps around a particular call to that method. The methods should be named for what they do:
DoTheThing(data){
   //Do Code
}

DoTheOtherThing(data){
   //Do Code a little bit differently
}

On a technical level, the name of a method doesn't matter. But when a developer uses unusual naming that could be a sign of a developer who misunderstand the purpose of a pattern and how to leverage it correctly.

Because you say "Do Code a little bit differently", that strongly suggests that the majority of their body will be the same, and thus can be abstracted:
DoTheThing(data){
   DoTheSharedThings(data);
   //Do whatever is unique to this case
}

DoTheOtherThing(data){
   DoTheSharedThings(data);
   //Do whatever is unique to this case
}

DoTheSharedThings(data) {
    //Do Code that always needs to be done
}

This is part of the reason why submethods are often advocated for. The habit of doing so leads to a better innate understanding of segregating reusable parts. That doesn't mean you should always create a submethod, but rather that you should try to favor submethods as a matter of good practice.

In terms of pro and cons I was thinking Computational Complexity, ...

Method calls have a negligible computational complexity. I'm pretty sure the compiler mostly ignored the concept of "methods" anyway. And even if it doesn't, I have never heard of an argument where performance is in any way affected by doing a few additional method calls.

..., Readability, ...

This can go both ways. Too few submethods lead to monolithic functions which are hard to read. Excessive submethods lead to excessive separation, which hinders readability when you are trying to understand a larger algorithm.
The rule of thumb I use is that submethods should be used in one of two cases:

*

*It makes a subalgorithm reusable so multiple methods don't need to copy/paste this subalgorithm.

*It hides an algorithm that is not relevant to the current code.

As an example for the latter point: in a method which imports users, I don't care how users are stored in the database, only that they are being stored. Therefore, when I see SaveUserToDatabase(user), I know everything I need to know.
This is better than having to see 10+ lines of code which deal with the actual database connection and query. Interestingly, I've spotted a pattern for most developers. When they do just use the 10+ lines of code without a submethod, they often include a comment which explains what this "chapter" does.
The developer's urge to label this "chapter" to make it understandable inherently suggests that they should have put it in a submethod, labeled it (using the method name) and then used that submethod instead of the comment + 10+ lines of code.

..., Maintenance, ...

Reusable methods inherently minimize effort needed to rework behavior. If three methods (or classes) all independently save users to the database, and we have to change the way we save users to the database, we're going to be stuck having to do it three times.
I have run into countless examples of developers forgetting to update all instances of the same copied logic, which leads to inconsistent behavior and can cost you upwards of days in lost effort due to nonsensical debugging, a lengthy bughunt, and probably end users who are dealing with unforeseen bugs due to the inconsistency (because developers more often forget to update the logic which is rarely used, as opposed to the most used logic).

... and any other component I did not consider.

It's better for readability, it enables reusability, it avoids contradictory behavior when forgetting to update copy/pasted instances of the same algorithm, ... I don't think you need any more reasons to do it?

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As ALL ACCESS first reported late MONDAY afternoon (5/14), WHEELHOUSE RECORDS VP/Promotion TEDDI BONADIES has decided to step aside from her duties effective today (5/15). BROKEN BOW RECORDS MUSIC GROUP EVP JON LOBA tells ALL ACCESS that VP/Radio Syndication & Group Strategy RENEE LEYMON will oversee WHEELHOUSE promotional efforts on an interim basis until a successor for BONADIES is named. Reach her here.
BONADIES joined WHEELHOUSE upon its launch in 2015 (NET NEWS 8/31/15) following an already successful label career; her prior VP/Promotion roles include time at STREAMSOUND, RODEOWAVE, and SHOWDOG-UNIVERSAL (originally UNIVERSAL SOUTH). BONADIES also served as Dir./National Promotion at COLUMBIA NASHVILLE and ARISTA NASHVILLE, the latter of which was part of a 13-year run with that imprint. Send your best wishes to BONADIES here.


The Cubie committee has held 13 public meetings and had more than 700 written submissions and 23 oral submissions. Its new paper produces costings for the seven main topics that have emerged, ranging from increasing loans to improving postgraduate support.
The committee found overwhelming support for the reintroduction of grants for poorer students, alongside widespread concern over the impact of term-time working and the deterrent effect of loans. There was considerable support for increased government funding to allow tuition fees to be axed, but also some backing for a student contribution.
"Consultation requires feedback. But we are not trying to conduct an opinion poll," convener Andrew Cubie said. "By no means are we presenting an interim report. We are still in the process of gaining information, and we hope possibly for a wider and deeper discussion about student funding." The 14 member committee did not at this stage endorse any of the options or rule out any that had not yet been costed, he said. The figures include the cash costs in the first year and longer term "resource accounting" costs. On this basis, costs are taken into account when they are incurred rather than when cash is received or spent.
This has particular implications for student loans because granting loans is not treated as expenditure, but as an asset that will be recovered over time.
Loan entitlements had been increased when tuition fees were introduced, Mr Cubie said. Axeing fees with no other change would cost Pounds 42 million. But reducing the loan entitlement for fee payers would bring this down to Pounds 12 million in the first year, with ongoing costs of Pounds million, given the future loss of loan repayments.
Mr Cubie stressed that the figures were based on institutions still receiving funds that would otherwise have come from students and their parents.
"In any reference to the prospect of the abolition of tuition fees, it is certainly not in our thinking that the university sector is left bereft because of this," he said.
The committee has produced draft "guiding principles", which say student support should maximise opportunity for all to receive lifelong learning of the highest quality and standards. Students should be able "to access a sufficient package of funding, whether from families, employers, government or through paid employment, none of which should be to the detriment of their studies".
"What we hope will come from the adoption of these guiding principles is a consistency of approach. There is an extraordinary diversity of student experience," Mr Cubie said. "Without coherence, there will be a risk of continuing anomalies that are hard to understand and even harder to explain."
The costings cover only students funded by the Scottish Executive. Another estimated Pounds 8 million would come to Scottish institutions in fees from other UK students, who would still pay.
"We have to glance over our shoulders as to the impact of our recommendations.
But this is one aspect of devolution. We are looking at the experience of Scottish students," Mr Cubie said.
The consultation paper says that there was a general feeling that all options should be considered and a system that addressed Scottish needs would be welcome. But many warned there must be no discrimination. The paper calculates that getting rid of the Scottish anomaly, which means other UK students pay fourth-year fees, would cost Pounds 2 million. The deadline for responses is Friday November 12, with Cubie due to report to the Scottish Executive before Christmas.


The Ph.D. program is designed for students whose linguistic background, breadth of interest in literature, and curiosity about the problems of literary scholarship and theory (including the relation of literature to other disciplines) make this program more appropriate to their needs than the Ph.D. in one of the individual literatures. Students take courses in at least three literatures (one may be that of the native language), to be studied in the original. The program is designed to encourage familiarity with the major approaches to literary study prevailing today.
Before starting graduate work at Stanford, students should have completed an undergraduate program with a strong background in one literature and some work in a second literature studied in the original language. Since the program demands an advanced knowledge of two non-native languages and a reading knowledge of a third non-native language, students should at the time of application have an advanced enough knowledge of one of the three to take graduate-level courses in that language when they enter the program. They should be making enough progress in the study of a second language to enable them take graduate courses in that language not later than the beginning of the second year, and earlier if possible. Applicants are expected to take an intensive course in the third language before entrance.
Students are admitted under a fellowship plan which attempts to integrate financial support and completion of residence requirements with their training as prospective university teachers. Tenure as a fellow, assuming satisfactory academic progress, is for a maximum of four or five years. The minimum teaching requirement is the same regardless of financial support. (For specific teaching requirements, see below.) Five years of support are normally available, from a combination of fellowships and teaching assistantships, to Ph.D. candidates admitted to the Comparative Literature Department who are making satisfactory progress toward the degree.
A description of the applicant's area of interest (for instance, theoretical problems, genres, periods) within literary study and the reasons for finding comparative literature more suitable to his or her needs than the study of a single literature. Applicants should also indicate what they think will be their primary field, including the literatures on which they intend to concentrate.
All applicants should arrange to have the results of the general section of the Graduate Record Examination sent to the Department of Comparative Literature.
Recommendations should, if possible, come from faculty in at least two of the literatures in which the student proposes to work.
Applicants must submit a copy of an undergraduate term paper which they consider representative of their best work.
Residence—A candidate for the Ph.D. degree must complete three years (nine quarters) of full-time work, or the equivalent, in graduate study beyond the B.A. degree. The student must take 135 units of graduate work, in addition to the doctoral dissertation. At least three consecutive quarters of course work must be taken at Stanford.
Languages—Students must know three non-native languages, two of them sufficiently to qualify for graduate courses in these languages and the third sufficiently to demonstrate the ability to read a major author in this language. Only the third language may be certified by examination. The other two are certified by graduate-level course work specified below. Language preparation must be sufficient to support graduate-level course work in at least one language during the first year and in the second language during the second year. Students must demonstrate a reading knowledge of the third non-native language no later than the beginning of the third year.
Literatures made up of works written in the same language (such as Spanish and Latin American) are counted as one. One of the student's three literatures usually is designated as the primary field, the other two as secondary fields, although some students may offer two literatures at the primary level (six or more graduate courses).
Teaching—Fellows, whatever their sources of financial support, are ordinarily required to undertake a total of five quarters of supervised apprenticeships and teaching at half time. Fellows must complete whatever pedagogy courses are required by the departments in which they teach. The department's minimum teaching requirement is a total of three quarters.
A sufficient number of courses (six or more) in the student's primary field to assure knowledge of the basic works in one national literature from its beginnings until the present.
At least two additional complementary courses, with most of the reading in the original, in each of two different national literatures. Students whose primary field is a non-native language are required to take two courses in one additional literature not their own.
Minimum course requirements must be completed before the student is scheduled to take the University oral examination. These requirements are kept to a minimum so that students have sufficient opportunity to seek out new areas of interest. A course is an offering of 3-5 units. Independent study may take the place of up to two of the required courses, but no more; classroom work with faculty and other students is central to the program.
Examinations—Three examinations are required. The first two are one-hour exams, taken at the end of the first and second year of study. The first of these is on literary genre, designed to demonstrate the student's knowledge of a substantial number of literary works in a single genre, ranged over several centuries and over at least three national literatures. This exam is also designed to demonstrate the student's grasp of the theoretical problems involved in his or her choice of genre and in the matter of genre in general. The second of these examinations is on literary theory and criticism, designed to demonstrate the student's knowledge of a particular problem in the history of literary theory and criticism, or the student's ability to develop a particular theoretical position. In either case, this exam should demonstrate wide reading in theoretical and critical texts from a variety of periods. The third and last is the University oral examination.
First One-Hour Examination: The genre exam is administered toward the close of the Spring Quarter of the student's first year. All first-year students take the exam during the same period, with an examination committee established by the department. Exam lists should be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies well in advance of the exam. Students are urged to focus on poetry, drama, or the novel or narrative, combining core recommendations from the department with selections from their individual areas of concentration. Any student who does not pass the exam in Spring Quarter will have the opportunity to retake the exam the following Autumn Quarter. Students who do not pass the exam a second time may merit department action or review.
Second One-Hour Examination: The theory exam is administered toward the close of the Spring Quarter of the student's second year. All second-year students take the exam during the same period, with an examination committee established by the department. Exam lists should be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies well in advance of the exam. Any student who does not pass the exam may merit department action or review.
University Oral Examination: Students are urged to complete this exam by the end of their third year. The oral exam is individually scheduled, with a committee established by the student in consultation with the Director of Graduate Studies. The exam covers a literary period, to consist of in-depth knowledge of a period of approximately a century in three or more literatures with primary emphasis on a single national literature or, in occasional cases, two national literatures. The reading list covers chiefly the major literary texts of this period but may also include some studies of intellectual backgrounds and modern critical discussions of the period. Students must demonstrate a grasp of how to discuss and define this period as well as the concept of periods in general. This examination is not to be on the dissertation topic, on a single genre, or on current criticism, but rather on a multiplicity of texts from the period. Students whose course work combines an ancient with a modern literature have the option of dividing the period sections into two wholly separate periods.
Qualifying Procedures—The department meets at the end of each year to review student progress. Performance on the first one-hour examination, together with class performance and general progress, are taken into consideration. Students are admitted to candidacy upon completion of the first one-hour examination and departmental review. As soon as the student has completed the qualifying procedures, the chair recommends the student for admission to candidacy for the Ph.D. At this time, the student is also recommended for the Master of Arts degree in Comparative Literature if 45 units of work at Stanford have been completed and the student has not already completed an M.A. before entering the program.
Colloquium—The colloquium normally takes place in the quarter following the University oral examination. The colloquium lasts one hour, begins with a brief introduction to the dissertation prospectus by the student lasting no more than five minutes, and consists of a discussion of the prospectus by the student and the three readers of the dissertation. At the end of the hour, the faculty readers vote on the outcome of the colloquium. If the outcome is favorable (by majority vote), the student is free to proceed with work on the dissertation. If the proposal is found to be unsatisfactory (by majority vote), the dissertation readers may ask the student to revise and resubmit the dissertation prospectus and to schedule a second colloquium.
The prospectus must be prepared in close consultation with the dissertation adviser during the months preceding the colloquium. It must be submitted in its final form to the readers no later than one week before the colloquium. A prospectus should not exceed ten double spaced pages, in addition to which it should include a working bibliography of primary and secondary sources. It should offer a synthetic overview of the dissertation, describe its methodology and the project's relation to prior scholarship on the topic, and lay out a complete chapter by chapter plan.
It is the student's responsibility to schedule the colloquium no later than the first half of the quarter after that quarter in which the student passed the University Oral Examination. The student should arrange the date and time in consultation with the department administrator and with the three examiners. The department administrator schedules an appropriate room for the colloquium.
Members of the dissertation reading committee are ordinarily drawn from the University oral examination committee.
The department participates in the Graduate Program in Humanities leading to a Ph.D. degree in Comparative Literature and Humanities. At this time, the option is available only to students already enrolled in the Graduate Program in Humanities. Although the Graduate Program in Humanities is not currently accepting new students, it continues to provide advising for students already enrolled as well as courses, open to all students. The University remains committed to a broad-based undergraduate education in the humanities, and a successor program is under discussion by the faculty of the Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages. For further information, please consult Gregory Freidin, the director of the program; the list of courses and events may be found on the program web site: http://ish.stanford.edu/programs/graduate.


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Wellingborough mega prison to have 'airport-style security' in drug clampdown
Equipment will be rolled out in all new prisons including HMP Five Wells
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HMP Five Wells will open in Wellingborough (Image: Bav Media / SplashNews.com)
Britain's biggest ever prison, set to open soon in Northamptonshire, will be installed with "airport-style security" as part of drugs clampdown.
Every prisoner will also be assessed for addiction on arrival under plans to stamp out narcotics behind bars, reports the Daily Mirror.
Body scanners, biometric identification and narcotics sniffer dogs are among a series of measures proposed to stem the flow of substances that "scupper the work of frontline staff" in reforming offenders, the Ministry of Justice said.
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Ministers will also consider searching prison officers suspected of smuggling drugs into prisons, in a bid to uncover bent guards.
The privately-owned HMP Five Wells in Wellingborough has been built with revolutionary X-shaped wings, instead of the typical K shape, in a bid to shorten the length of walkways.
As for the rooms - the first pictures from inside show barless windows, spacious rooms and picturesque views of the River Nene.
Speaking before the Government unveils its Prisons Strategy White Paper in the Commons yesterday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: "This Government is delivering tougher sentences and 20,000 more prison places to keep the most dangerous criminals off our streets for longer.
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"Prisons also need to play their part in cutting crime and preventing future victims.
"That is why with a zero-tolerance approach to drugs and more autonomy for governors to maintain good order, our reforms will clamp down on the causes of reoffending and make sure prison pays."
The prison is set to hold 1,680 inmates and will be run by security firm G4S who won the contract back in October 2020.
It has cost around £253,000,000 to build. It was constructed on the site of the old HM Prison Wellingborough, which was demolished in 2019.
Shadow Justice Secretary Steve Reed said: "It's no wonder that drug use among prisoners has soared in the last decade because the Conservatives have mismanaged our prisons, leading them to become awash with drugs, violence and disorder.
"Conservative incompetence cuts to the whole justice system and a lack of oversight of contracted companies has left prisons understaffed, dangerous and overcrowded universities of crime where drug addiction is rife and re-offending is commonplace."
HMP Five Wells teamed up with Jobcentre back in July to hire 300 staff for the prison.
While no concrete opening date has been given, it is expected to open in early in 2022.
Safeguarding body told to improve after baby dies in drunk parent's bed
Storm Barra bringing more heavy rain and strong winds for Northants as bad weather continues


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Arc'teryx set for European expansion
Global high-performance outdoor sports apparel and equipment manufacturer and retailer, Arc'teryx Equipment, is pushing forward with its European expansion plans with the announcement it is to open a flagship store in London.
The Canadian retailer has signed a lease for the final two retail units at The Crown Estate and The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan's 100 million pound Eagle Place development between Piccadilly and Jermyn Street, which will allow the outdoor specialise to open a 4,000 square foot store in August, marking the brand's first standalone European store.
The opening of the flagship marks the start of Arc'teryx's expansion to key cities outside its home market North America, as part of the group's three-year investment programme by Arc'teryx's parent company Amer Sports Group, which will see it focus on its retail partners through increased trade marketing spend, increased investment in in-store excellence and increased resource across a range of brands, including winter sports retailer Salomon and technical sports instrument supplier Suunto.
Arc'teryx to open first European store in London
Adam David Ketcheson, VP/ senior director marketing and B2C Arc'teryx said: "As we look to expand our retail presence we are focused on cities and regions where both our outdoor core community and our city-based user can touch the brand.
"London has an active community who deal with the challenges of inclement weather. It's also a hub of fashion and design, and the minimalist aesthetic of Arc'teryx fits perfectly into the London environment and the UK outdoor community at large. In St. James's our customers will be able to experience our commitment to design, craftsmanship and performance through our product, technologies and people."
Domenico Speciale, Amer Sports UK managing director added: "There is significant potential for future growth in London and a flagship Arc'teryx store in a renowned location like St James's will act as a fantastic showcase for the brand as we look to increase our investment in this key market."
Eagle Place is the first major redevelopment to be delivered through the 500 million pound, 10 year investment programme for The Crown Estate's St James's portfolio, and the new Arc'teryx flagship will sit alongside other lifestyle and fashion brands including Barbour International, Tiger of Sweden, Sunspel, Grosvenor Shirts and La Martina.
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This is it people! The day has finally come where the world shall see the end of the Jersey Shore crazy train. MTV announced that the upcoming sixth season of their reality juggernaut will also be it's last. Coming off the heels of the birth of Snooki's first child, this seems like the right time for this party to come to an end. Yet it's not all sad news, as the show will be succeeded by the second season of Snooki & JWoww—and the whole world rejoiced! However, the same fate was not granted to the similarly themed Pauly D Project.
In a move of solidarity and sorrow, each member of the cast took to their Twitter accounts to mourn the show's passing and to assure their fans that even though the cameras will stop rolling nothing can stop them from GTLing, creeping, and wreaking havoc over at the shore.
Vinnie and Ronnie took different approaches by joking about their future careers, each in a their own personal ways. Vinnie joked about running for president, while Ron deadpanned that he could "always go work for Danny at the Shore Store!" Those are some high aspirations Ron, cool it.
Unfortunately the world will have to do without an inside look as to how The Situation is dealing with the news, as he's currently busy filming the UK version of Big Brother.
The sixth and final season of Jersey Shore airs on MTV on October 4th.


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, est la bande originale distribué par Astralwerks, du film d'animation américain et britannique, Souris City, réalisé par David Bowers et Sam Fell en 2006.

Liste des titres

Musiques additionnelles
 Outre les titres présents, sur l'album, on entend aussi durant le film les morceaux suivants  :

 Écrit par Edward Elgar et Arthur C. Benson

 Écrit et interprété par Neal Hefti
 Avec l'aimable autorisation de Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

 Composé par Thomas Augustine Arne pour le poème de James Thomson
 Interprété par John Venzon

 Écrit par Richard Wagner

 Écrit et interprété par Christopher Cross
 Avec l'aimable autorisation de Christopher Cross Records
 Accordian & Kawala
 Écrit et interprété par Badawi & Chamoun
 La Marseillaise
 Interprété par Eric Dapkewicz

 Écrit et interprété par Knut Ivar Bor
 Avec l'aimable autorisation de The Orchard

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Le film Souris City
 Musique de film

Liens externes
  L'album sur Soundtrack Collector
  L'album sur Soundtrack.net

Notes et références

Bande originale de film
Album musical sorti en 2006

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Heidi's Children (Heidi et ses enfants) is a 1939 novel, the second of four sequel novels to Johanna Spyri's original Heidi series, written by Spyri's French and English translator, Charles Tritten.  It was originally published in French by Flammarion in Paris in 1939, and in New York by Grosset & Dunlap in 1939.

It was preceded by Heidi Grows Up: A Sequel to Heidi and Au pays de Heidi, and followed by Heidi grand'mère and Le sourire de Heidi.

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Heidi is happily married to Peter and expecting her first child. Her friend from school, Jeanne-Marie (Jamy) is still teaching at the local school and living with them in the doctor's house in Dorfli. A letter from Jamy's younger sister, Marta, prompts her to ask Heidi if the young girl can stay with them. Her parents are struggling to cope with her emotional outbursts, which have increased in frequency and severity since the death of Marta and Jamy's grandmother, and Jamy feels that if anyone can help her, it will be Heidi.

Heidi, of course, agrees and Marta travels to Dorfli. A fearful, timid child, Marta struggles to fit into the simple Swiss peasant lifestyle. She is afraid of the stern Alm-Uncle but slowly grows to love him as he helps her with her studies. The Uncle is getting older and begins to fade. He speaks sometimes of his former life, but many mysteries still surround his past, particularly with regards the identity of his wife, Heidi's grandmother.

As the strawberries blossom, Heidi gives birth to not just one child, but twins - a boy and girl that are named Tobias and Marta, at the grandfather's suggestion. Tobi and Martali are doted on by everyone, including Marta.

Marta learns many lessons while in Dorfli. On one memorable occasion, she goes strawberry picking with some girls from school. Heidi tells her to copy the others, as she was worried she would not know what to do. The Uncle misses Marta and when Heidi tells him she has gone strawberry picking, he looks forward to the taste of the sweet berries. When Marta has still not returned home by nightfall, everyone is getting worried. She turns up happily some time later, having gone down to Maienfield with the others to sell her berries. The Uncle is furious and angrily tells Marta she is just like her grandmother, obsessed with money. He tells Marta to bite the coin and see if it tastes as sweet as the berries.

The Uncle sadly dies not long after this. At the time of his passing, Marta is in the garden with the babies and imagines that she can see a great hand reaching down from the sky. Heidi gives her a small package that has been left for her by the Uncle, but when Marta opens it, the package is empty. Her faith is completely shaken and her behaviour starts to revert. Things are not improved by a visit from Marta and Jamy's parents. Marta is terrified they have come to take her home.

While everyone is welcoming Marta's parents, the children make a discovery in the garden. They find half of a gold cross that is the other half to a locket that was handed down from Marta's grandmother. This is the item that was in the package left by the Uncle and it is engraved with the letter TH - MK - Tobias Halm and Marta Kruse.

The grandfather's story unfolds. He was an Austrian soldier who met and married Jamy and Marta's grandmother. But she was used to fine things and a rich lifestyle that he could not maintain. He did everything he could to make his wife happy, but she left him and went home to her parents, taking their baby son - Jamy and Marta's father - with her. The older son - Heidi's father - stayed with the Uncle. Heidi and Jamy are delighted to discover they are cousins and the reunited family celebrates, although Marta does not understand.

Marta is given permission to remain with Heidi and Peter. They move up to the chalet on the Alm over the summer where Peter sets up a cheese factory. Jamy goes with her parents to Vaud where she marries Max, a local geologist she met through them. But Marta is still not happy. She constantly fears that the hand will reach down once more and snatch away those she loves.

In an effort to help, Heidi takes Marta on a hike to her "enchanted garden". She tells Marta the Uncle's story and she finally understands. On their return to the chalet, they discover that Martali is missing. Despite the growing darkness, Marta sets out to find the little girl. After hours of searching the mountainside, she takes refuge under Rainy Day Rock where she finds Martali asleep. Martali gets scared and starts to scream. In trying to calm her, Marta has a realisation of how difficult she must have been for her mother to deal with, and it leads her to decide to go and stay with her parents for the summer.

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Heidi books
1939 children's books


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The Woman'sStudy Club of Ridge Spring donated $2000 to the RSM Library.
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We are excited about the upcoming roll out of the "Better Campaign" with Aiken County Public high schools.
First Quarter TNTs enjoyed pizza and ice cream sandwiches for lunch on November 16.
Trojan Shortstop, Tyler Stone, signed with Newberry College on November 14, 2018. Congratulations, Tyler!
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UClean & Chem-Dry Works Together to Revolutionize Cleaning Industry in India
By siliconindia | Monday, 19 November 2018, 09:38 Hrs
UClean, one of India's largest laundry companies, won the PAN India exclusive Masters Franchise development rights for the world's leading home cleaning brand 'Chem-Dry'. The partnership will add the value of 'Direct to Home' (DTH) business concept for home cleaning, upholstery cleaning, carpet cleaning and all other forms of surface cleaning integral to a home. UClean also aims to open 200 franchises in the coming five years. However, a typical franchise needs to invest about 17 to 18 lakh in owning and operating a Chem-Dry unit of its own.
Joseph Manuszak, VP - International Franchise Development, Chem-Dry, says, "We have a great opportunity in India, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Swachh Bharat campaign that aligns with our company processes and values. We are able to clean carpets, drapery, upholstery, VCT Tile, Porcelains Tile and area rugs using both bio-friendly products and those that take a fraction of the water used by steam cleaning processes. We believe we can be an active participant in the Prime Minister's initiative, whilst being both consumer and environmentally friendly".
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Whatever your real estate needs are, we have have a solution! Our award winning staff of professionals, are ready to assist you with your real estate needs. If you are moving up, moving down, relocating for career opportunities, or in need of other services such as; real estate investing, commercial real estate, property managemnt or project developement – we can do it all and with friendly service!
Founded in 1976, we have the "know how" to navigate through the difficulties and complexities of the Real Estate Industry. As a leader in the local Real Estate Industry, we have been recognized by large nationally known corporations and work closely with them to achieve their goals through our Commercial and Relocation divisions.
We offer our clientele; Knowledge, Expertise, Quality Service and Commitment!
Serving: Oakland County, Macomb County and Wayne County. Some of the Cities that we services are: Madison Heights, Royal Oak, Troy, Clawson, Hazel Park, Ferndale, Warren, Sterling Heights, Clinton Township.
I would strongly recommend Larry Campbell to anyone looking to buy or sell a home. Larry went above and beyond what he promised, he was always available no matter what time or day it was to answer my questions.
Phil was a great help to me for selling my home.Very professional throughout the whole process and went above and beyond my expectations.I highly recommend his service .
A friend of my husband heard we were moving and suggested Babs, ( a very good friend of his), as a realtor to help us sell our home. We had never sold a home before and were very frustrated and confused over how to handle the whole process. After meeting with Babs for the first time, I knew a good choice was made.
When my husband Dave and I decided it was time to leave the old neighborhood, we decided to leave Michigan behind. We wanted to live in Tennessee. Now not knowing any relators in TN Babs went above and beyond to find us one, she researched them out on the computer for us, because I was very overwhelmed; I was running out of time, had to pack, reserve truck, cancel utilities, ect.
The sale of our home went very smooth, listed on June 30, 2018 and sold on July 2, 2018.
Babs is a very sweet and caring person, she always kept me informed about what was going on. Answered all my calls and texts within minutes, and was always positive about the move when I was feeling a bit apprehensive. I would refer Babs to anyone looking for a realtor, she really puts her heart into her work!!!
Doug was super helpful when it came to my situation of needing to find a home in a short amount of time. Doug was available to look at houses whenever, and when it came to knowledge, Doug exceeded my expectations, he has a 6th sense for houses. Doug had the ability to understand my thoughts when I couldn't put them into words. Without a doubt I would recommend Doug to anyone.
Frank Barket was excellent throughout our home buying process. His knowledge of the market and the neighborhoods we were looking in was awesome. Frank is very approachable and Any questions we had were answered quickly .
Frank is an easy going guy and made us feel comfortable and took very good care of us and I would definitely recommend him and century 21 to anyone looking to buy a home. Thank you Frank!
Fran was helpful in every way possible for a first time home buyer such as myself. Knowledge of local areas and preparedness was impeccable. I would recommend her to any person asking me for advice on purchasing a home in Oakland and / or Macomb County.
John Woolsey did what he said he would do. I find that to be unusual in dealing with people in general. He was courteous,respectful and knowledgeable. John Woolsey would receive my recommendation.
Larry Juntti came to the home months before we were ready to sell and gave his opinion about the market value of the home. At the time, we were considering cash offers -- which would not have made him any commission. Still, he discussed the reasonableness of those offers. He also responded to my emails immediately, again, months before we were ready to sell the home. His time was valuable and I weighed that when choosing him to sell the home later. I also selected Larry for his knowledge of homes in the area and examples of homes he had sold. Larry was professional, responsive, and leveraged his insight into prospective buyers' motives and demographics when negotiating sale price. Larry further took the time to educate me and assure me, a first time seller, at difficult junctures in the process. For these reasons, I would recommend Larry Juntti as a realtor, especially for homes in south Oakland County. He knows the market and the people well.
Very helpful nad friendly. Had a great experiance with Jennifer. Did a very god job overall.
I was a realtor for five years and earned my GRI and took all the classes required for my CRS credentials so I had a background in what it takes to be a good agent. I was impressed with Robert Corbett's knowledge of the field and how to properly list and sell my property. His experience was evident and helped greatly. He had a good ability to negotiate with the buyer and his agent so that all my needs were met.
Lucinda Hoose was helpful with the entire process of valuing, listing, and marketing my home. The home sold quickly and I got full asking price. I couldn't be happier with her personalized service.
Peggy was wonderful. Accessible, knowledgeable, energetic, savvy, cooperative, realistic and a whole slew of complimentary terms and qualities. I whole-heartedly recommend Peggy and Century 21 to any seller. She represented me, as an estate executor, with wise counsel and strategy to consummate the best outcome for all concerned.
Babs was great to work with. Babs kept us informed when the house was being shown, whether it was a first showing or a second time going through. I was always asking questions and Babs would get back to me within minutes, she never left me wondering what was going on. Babs is a Top-notch Realtor and I would highly recommend her as your Realtor. Thank you Babs for your hard work and dedication on selling our home.
Jeff was very professional and helpful. Had an offer in less than 24 hours, it isn't easy to sell your parents house but he made it a smooth process.
House sold in reasonable amount of time and price was what we expected. Frank was able to handle most of the work because I already was relocated to South Florida.
Me and my husband spent 3 years on and off looking for a house due to various issues. We worked with John from the start and he has always been prompt to respond to inquiries, quick to schedule us showings and willing to work around my difficult work schedule. He has always been honest and frank about the houses we looked at, even when that wasn't what I wanted to hear.
We have just purchased our new home, and we couldn't be happier! We found the perfect one, and it was well worth the wait. Thank you John for your patience with us and willingness to look at so many houses until we found the right one. We love our new house!
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