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Q: How to mail, encrypt and send information for use by non-technical users? A doctor friend of mine wants to email reports to her patients, but doesn't do so as she only wants it to be viewed by the patient.  Any recommendations?  I am thinking possible solutions might be:

*

*Encrypted E-mail: Encrypt the email using private/public keys. I think this might be too difficult for the patient recipient.

*Encrypted Attachement: Encrypt the file (not the email) using some software and a phrase for the key, and give the phrase to the patient in person or over the phone. The patient (who most certainly uses Windows or Apple and not Linux) would then, however, need to have access to the software.
I guess a link to download the software would work, but probably not desirable. Does Windows and Apple have this functionality embedded? Or maybe zip it and encrypt it, or wrap the file in some of executable when clicked will extract it?
Or maybe something else?

A: *

*Windows Office, LibreOffice and other office suites offer a Save as.. dialog with Password as an option. Save the message as a document with password and attach to the email.

MS Office/Open Office/LibreOffice DOCX all use Microsoft Enhanced RSA and AES Cryptographic Provider (rather than the more-secure Microsoft AES Cryptographic Provider), which provides RSA and triple-DES encryption, but not AES-256 or greater. Thus, DOCX encryption is of only moderate strength, and may or may not be HIPAA compliant.

*Compression applications such as 7-Zip and PeaZip offer encryption strength up to AES-256, and can encrypt and compress multiple documents at once, e.g. x-ray TIFF, OV summary DOC etc. This is more secure and also more efficient than using each application's encryption. It is simpler for the recipient, too, who would need to input just one password to open all files in the archive. It has been my experience that the various Zip tools are compatible, as well, even across OS -- for example, 7-Zip files encrypted under Windows OS can be opened in Ubuntu's archive manager.

As you state, the password should be given through a medium other than email, e.g. fax or phone. Best might be to call the recipient after the email is received and stay on the phone to talk through the decryption process.

A: First you suggest this:

"Encrypt the email using private/public keys."

Then you suggest this:

"Encrypt the file (not the email) using some software and a phrase for the key, and give the phrase to the patient in person or over the phone."

The chances of either solution working for average patients is 100% zero. Most people don't understand what PGP/GPG encryption is and sending an encrypted attachment and then giving a password over the phone is a mess waiting to happen.
That said I think the only solution that could practically work would be an encrypted PDF with password protection. The PDF can be sent as an attachment and an password can be passed along by phone, mail or even email.
But that said you also state this; bold emphasis is mine:

A doctor friend of mine wants to email reports to her patients, but doesn't do so as she only wants it to be viewed by the patient.

At the end of the day, you can only control how to lock something, but you cannot prevent anyone from seeing the contents if the person on the other side is sloppy with password storage. Meaning, an encrypted PDF is a good solution, but if your patient leaves the password on a PostIt™ note on their desk or prints it out, there is nothing to stop anyone nearby from reading that content.
Of course, that is an expected risk, but thought it would be best to mention it. At the end of the day the best you can hope for is to protect the PDF in transmission from doctor to patient; past that all bets are off.
And FWIW, the HIPAA (The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) does accommodate for the use of emails to communicate with patients regarding their care regardless of the e-mail being encrypted or unencrypted; bold emphasis is mine:

Does the HIPAA Privacy Rule permit health care providers to use e-mail to discuss health issues and treatment with their patients?
Yes. The Privacy Rule allows covered health care providers to communicate electronically, such as through e-mail, with their patients, provided they apply reasonable safeguards when doing so. See 45 C.F.R. § 164.530(c). For example, certain precautions may need to be taken when using e-mail to avoid unintentional disclosures, such as checking the e-mail address for accuracy before sending, or sending an e-mail alert to the patient for address confirmation prior to sending the message. Further, while the Privacy Rule does not prohibit the use of unencrypted e-mail for treatment-related communications between health care providers and patients, other safeguards should be applied to reasonably protect privacy, such as limiting the amount or type of information disclosed through the unencrypted e-mail. In addition, covered entities will want to ensure that any transmission of electronic protected health information is in compliance with the HIPAA Security Rule requirements at 45 C.F.R. Part 164, Subpart C.

Apparently HIPAA Security Rule requirements at 45 C.F.R. Part 164, Subpart C can be found somewhere over here, but I can't seem to find the specifics.

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MARBELLA is set to receive one of the largest murals in the world.
The cubist effort will brighten up the entrance to the Palacios de Congresos and will be a huge 3,200 square metres.
Named The Great Marbella Mural, it will consist of geometric triangles of various sizes and shades of yellow, blue and white.
The colours are said to represent the town's sun, sea and good weather.
The work is mostly completed and is hoped to be finished by Spanish artist Curro Leyton within the next five months.
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To be honest I don't know what the big deal is. This isn't vaguely in the same league as the street art in Estepona (that also look significantly larger) and there are loads of them. Maybe a mural has a different definition to large painting? :)
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Surprise billing compliance 'very daunting,' regulatory experts say
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Even for an industry rife with complex regulations, complying with the ban on surprise billing may prove especially "daunting" for healthcare providers, experts say.
The No Surprises Act passed by Congress went into effect earlier this year, tackling one of the most vexing problems in healthcare: unexpected medical bills that leave patients stuck in the middle between payers and providers.
It has been a persistent issue for American consumers receiving care from hospitals or doctors outside of their insurance networks.
The bill is best known for its signature achievement that protects patients from out-of-network bills in emergencies. It also shields them if they go to an in-network facility for a procedure but are unknowingly treated by an out-of-network clinician.
Complying with the law, which now bans most forms of surprise billing, certainly won't be a cakewalk for healthcare systems, according to experts.
Implementation will be "very daunting," said Manatt professional services firm partner Harvey Rochman, who has likened the legislation to a "small ACA," the landmark healthcare bill from 2010 that reshaped the industry.
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"If you had to single out one thing that is really the most complex and difficult … it's the good-faith estimate," said Rochman, who is working directly with provider clients on compliance.
The bill goes beyond outlawing balance bills from fly-by out-of-network doctors, air ambulances and emergency rooms.
A much broader range of providers are required to hand over a "good-faith estimate," or a cost estimate for a procedure, for uninsured and self-pay patients when they ask. Practices are also required to alert patients they're entitled to such an estimate.
It's this requirement that may catch some practices off guard, according to compliance experts.
A dermatology practice is a good example, according to Varsha Gadani, an attorney at law firm McGuireWoods, who is working directly with provider clients on compliance.
Dermatology practice leaders may think they're not subject to the No Surprises Act because they don't provide emergency services at hospitals, Gadani said. While they may not be subject to that particular aspect of the law, they would be subject to providing good-faith estimates.
"The No Surprises Act is a lot more convoluted than you initially realize," Gadani said.
On the face of it, providing cost estimates to patients may seem like a small hurdle to clear, but there are additional wrinkles that make it more complex and harder to put into practice.
Providers are under strict time constraints and must hand over an estimate within one business day after the procedure is scheduled in some situations. In situations where the procedure is 10 days or more after scheduling, providers may have three days to draw up an estimate.
In addition, providers soon will be responsible for anticipating other services a patient may need as part of the procedure and will have to collect cost estimates from other providers to include in the overall estimate. Regulators decided to delay enforcement of this provision in 2022 because it's so complicated, Rochman said.
The "convening provider" will be responsible for assembling an overall estimate, but experts say it's not always clear who should play the role of convening provider. It can be the provider who schedules the procedure — but is that the surgeon or the hospital?
"So this is a very complex obligation, and it all has to be done in an extremely short amount of time — days at best," Rochman said.
In a letter to the CMS, the American Hospital Association said putting these measures in place have been difficult even for the most sophisticated hospitals. It's not an easy process to automate because the estimates need to be tailored to each patient.
"The regulation grossly underestimates the administrative burden of these requirements," the AHA said in a letter to the CMS dated March 4.
Making it even more confusing is that people with insurance could be considered uninsured in certain circumstances, according to Deborah Kantar Gardner, partner with law firm Ropes Gray, who also is working on compliance with provider clients.
If insurance doesn't cover a particular benefit such as a cosmetic procedure, that patient would be considered uninsured in this circumstance and entitled to a good-faith estimate. At the same time, a patient who decides not to use their insurance benefits would also be entitled to an estimate, according to the American Medical Association.
"Even that determination about whether or not somebody has a benefit actually could be very difficult to figure out," Kantar Gardner said


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require 'cucumber'
require 'ostruct'
require 'cucumber/parser'
require 'cucumber/formatter/color_io'
require 'cucumber/cli/language_help_formatter'
require 'cucumber/cli/configuration'
require 'cucumber/cli/drb_client'

module Cucumber
  module Cli
    class Main
      class << self
        def step_mother
          @step_mother
        end

        def step_mother=(step_mother)
          @step_mother = step_mother
          @step_mother.extend(StepMother)
          @step_mother.snippet_generator = StepDefinition
        end

        def execute(args)
          new(args).execute!(@step_mother)
        end
      end

      def initialize(args, out_stream = STDOUT, error_stream = STDERR)
        @args         = args
        @out_stream   = out_stream == STDOUT ? Formatter::ColorIO.new : out_stream
        @error_stream = error_stream
      end

      def execute!(step_mother)
        if configuration.drb?
          if DRbClient.run(@args, @error_stream, @out_stream)
            return false
          else
            @error_stream.puts "WARNING: No DRb server is running. Running features locally:"
            configuration.parse!(@args)
          end
        end
        configuration.load_language
        step_mother.options = configuration.options

        require_files
        enable_diffing

        features = load_plain_text_features

        visitor = configuration.build_formatter_broadcaster(step_mother)
        step_mother.visitor = visitor # Needed to support World#announce
        visitor.visit_features(features)

        failure = if configuration.wip?
          step_mother.scenarios(:passed).any?
        else
          step_mother.scenarios(:failed).any? ||
          (configuration.strict? && step_mother.steps(:undefined).any?)
        end
      end

      def load_plain_text_features
        features = Ast::Features.new
        parser = Parser::FeatureParser.new

        verbose_log("Features:")
        configuration.feature_files.each do |f|
          feature = parser.parse_file(f, configuration.options)
          if feature
            features.add_feature(feature)
            verbose_log("  * #{f}")
          end
        end
        verbose_log("\n"*2)
        features
      end

      def configuration
        return @configuration if @configuration

        @configuration = Configuration.new(@out_stream, @error_stream)
        @configuration.parse!(@args)
        @configuration
      end

      def load_files
        each_lib{|lib| load(lib)}
      end

      private

      def require_files
        each_lib{|lib| require lib}
      end

      def each_lib
        requires = configuration.files_to_require
        verbose_log("Ruby files required:")
        verbose_log(requires.map{|lib| "  * #{lib}"}.join("\n"))
        requires.each do |lib|
          begin
            yield lib
          rescue LoadError => e
            e.message << "\nFailed to load #{lib}"
            raise e
          end
        end
        verbose_log("\n")
      end

      def verbose_log(string)
        @out_stream.puts(string) if configuration.verbose?
      end

      def enable_diffing
        if configuration.diff_enabled?
          begin
            require 'spec/expectations'
            begin
              require 'spec/runner/differs/default' # RSpec >=1.2.4
            rescue ::LoadError
              require 'spec/expectations/differs/default' # RSpec <=1.2.3
            end
            options = OpenStruct.new(:diff_format => :unified, :context_lines => 3)
            ::Spec::Expectations.differ = ::Spec::Expectations::Differs::Default.new(options)
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          end
        end
      end

    end
  end
end

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THE current custodians of one of Braintree's best-loved sporting institutions are proud to be celebrating a significant milestone in their club's history as Braintree Bowling Club mark their centenary year.
The Clare Road club welcomed a team from the England Bowling Association last week for a prestigious fixture that forms part of their 100th anniversary celebrations and members are enjoying their special year.
Chairman Andy Beatty said the club's first committee in 1919 featured some notable names from Braintree's history and the current members took great pride in continuing the traditions started 100 years ago.
"It is a very proud year for us," said Beatty.
"When you look back at the club's first committee 100 years ago, there were luminaries on there such as George Hunnaball, Mr Lake and Mr Elliot of the famous Lake & Elliot firm, Mr Crittall and William Julien Courtauld as well as Sir James Fortescue Flannery, who was the MP at the time.
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"As long as everyone gets a chance to play at whatever level they want to, then that is what we will keep encouraging."
The Centenary Day event against the Bowls England team proved a very enjoyable one for the Braintree members, especially as they edged the victory in the match held over six rinks.
"I thought the day went really well and we've had some really nice feedback from Bowls England after it," added Beatty.
"There were 12 counties represented in their team and some of the players had to travel quite a long way to be with us, so we thank them for that.
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Braintree's own Paul Costin is the league's president this year and clubs' from other mid-Essex clubs will be at Clare Road for the special day.
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Wriezen är en stad i Landkreis Märkisch-Oderland i förbundslandet Brandenburg i Tyskland.

Geografi
Staden befinner sig på västra sidan av låglandet Oderbruch vid floden Alte Oder i Landkreis Märkisch-Oderland. Området omfattar både lågt belägen flack Oderbruch och den högt belägen kuperad Barnimlandskapet. Mittemellan finns Wriezener Terrassen, en för natyrskydden betydande högre nivå av låglandet.

Stadsuppdelning
Wriezen består av nio administrativa stadsdelar (Ortsteile):
Altwriezen-Beauregard
Biesdorf
Eichwerder
Frankenfelde. Tidigast omnämnd 1375. Frankenfelde har 168 invånare och ligger i den södra delen, och är sedan 2003 en del av staden Wriezen. En noterbar byggnad är den gamla kyrkan, vilken restaurerades 2002.
Haselberg
Lüdersdorf
Rathsdorf
Schulzendorf
Wriezens stadskärna

Kultur och sevärdheter
Det finns en "Deichfest" varje sommar, till minne av översvämningen i floden Oder 1997. Wriezen har ett litet stadsmuseum och i centrum ligger ruinen av kyrkan som förstördes 1945. Det finns också en gammal judisk kyrkogård.

Kommunikationer

Wriezen har en järnvägsstation på sträckan Eberswalde - Frankfurt (Oder), som trafikeras i entimmestakt av regionaltåg mot Eberswalde - Berlin-Lichtenberg och i andra riktningen mot Frankfurt (Oder). Järnvägssträckan Wriezener Bahn som tidigare förband staden direkt med Berlin och Jädickendorf (nuvarande Godków i Polen) är idag nedlagd på avsnittet förbi Wriezen.

Genom orten passerar förbundsvägen Bundesstrasse 167 (Wusterhausen/Dosse - Eberswalde - Lebus).

Kända ortsbor
Andreas Ebertus, (1479-1557), luthersk teolog.
Samuel Bleichröder, (1779-1855), bankir och grundare av Bleichröder.
Franz Körte, (1782-1845), natur- och lantbruksvetare.
Nobutsugu Koenuma, (1908-1946), japansk läkare i Tyskland.
Michael Succow, (född 1941), biolog, pristagare Right Livelihood Award 1997.
Cornelia Froboess, (född 1943), sängerska och skådespelerska.
Hartmut Meyer, (född 1943), ingenjör, politiker, stadsutvecklings-, trafik- och byggnadsminister av Brandenburg 1993-2003.

Vänorter
  Mieszkowice (Bärwalde), Polen
  Hachiōji, Japan

Källor

Externa länkar

Kommuner och städer i Landkreis Märkisch-Oderland

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Want $10,000? Catch some pythons for FWC
Seth Johnson, Staff Reports
Jul 8, 2021 12:37 pm
Got the guts to win $10,000? The Florida Python Challenge starts tomorrow, and for the first time, a sponsor is putting ten grand on the line as the ultimate grand prize.
To win, you need to remove the most burmese pythons from Florida wildlife areas starting Friday and ending at 5 p.m. on Sunday, July 18.
Besides the ultimate grand prize donated by Virtual Business Services, participants could also win thousands of dollars for capturing the most pythons in the "professional" or "novice" categories as well as a prize for the longest snake. Special prizes will also be given to active-duty military personnel and veterans.
"This is a monumental contribution to the cause of removing Burmese pythons from the Everglades ecosystem," FWC Chairman Rodney Barreto said in a statement. "We are grateful to Virtual Business Services for their generous donation and hope this sparks more interest in this important effort."
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), South Florida Water Management District and the Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida began the challenge in 2013 to raise awareness about the invasive species and remove them from the environment.
The state government has stepped up the hunt for pythons since 2019. Gov. Ron DeSantis allowed FWC personnel to hunt for pythons in state parks and announced the U.S. Department of Interior had granted requests to access federal lands as well.
Since 2000, more than 13,000 pythons have been removed from Florida, but 5,250 of those have come since 2019, according to a Florida Fish and Wildlife press release.
At a June 3 press event, DeSantis announced the opening of registration for the 2021 Florida Python Challenge.
"Since taking office, I have been focused on protecting, restoring and preserving the Everglades for future generations," DeSantis said. "As a part of my focus, I've charged FWC with dedicating more resources and taking innovative approaches to removing invasive Burmese pythons."
In 2020, 750 participants registered for the challenge, coming from 20 different states and removing 80 pythons in 10 days.
If you want to take part, here are a few requirements:
All pythons must be removed during the competition time frame.
All pythons must be removed from designated areas.
Southern Glades Wildlife and Environmental Area
Frog Pond Public Small Game Hunting Area
Rocky Glades Public Small Game Hunting Area
Everglades and Francis S. Taylor Wildlife Management Area
Holey Land Wildlife Management Area
Rotenberger Wildlife Management Area
Big Cypress Wildlife Management Area
All participants must register online and pay the $25 registration fee.
All participants must take a training video course online and pass the quiz.
Pythons are an invasive species that hurt native Floridian wildlife, especially in the southern portion of the state near the Everglades. Pythons reproduce quickly because females can lay from 50 to 100 eggs at once.
Tags: By Seth Johnson
Seth Johnson
Seth Johnson is a Mainstreet Daily News reporter based in Gainesville. He earned a degree in journalism and mass communication and served as editor-in-chief of his school newspaper. Seth is a bookworm and chess nerd, but he tempers these activities by playing sports and biking.


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Q: What happens if I reload after using the Golden Key? I'm wondering if it's possible to reload after opening the chest, (such as by quitting the game from the PS3 menu) and still keep your Golden key. I know you won't be able to keep the weapons you found inside, but will you be able to keep the key, or is it tied to your account and lost permanently the moment you use it?
I ask because I don't want to open the chest and find a shotgun and a pistol, and be stuck with really nice weapons I detest, but I'm afraid that if I test it I could lose the key AND the weapons by exiting the game without saving.
Just wondering if anyone had tried it.

A: The game is saved right when you use the key so you can't save your keys that way.
I found that out the hard way when I first opened the chest with my key (when I didn't want to yet), restarted (without picking up the loot) and found out I lost my key and had no loot.


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Garden City Hospital signs sale agreement with California-based for-profit company
Jay Greene
Garden City Hospital's search for a buyer is over.
In a statement today, CEO Gary Ley said the 323-bed osteopathic hospital has signed an asset purchase agreement with Prime Healthcare Services, a for-profit hospital chain based in Ontario, Calif.
Crain's has been reporting for three years that Garden City has been looking for a buyer. Recent reports also have indicated other hospitals in Southeast Michigan are talking about merger or acquisition, including Oakwood Healthcare, Beaumont Health System, Henry Ford Health System and Botsford Hospital.
Under the terms of the agreement, Garden City would remain an acute-care hospital and continue to provide the same level of charity care to the community.
The sale price was not disclosed. The transaction requires approval from the Michigan Attorney General's office.
"This is an exciting time for (the hospital) and our community" said Ley in a statement. "I couldn't ask for a better opportunity than to be joining forces with a national award-winning organization as successful as Prime Healthcare."
The agreement also calls for Prime to hire most of Garden City's roughly 1,000 employees. Prime also has pledged to invest at least $35 million in capital improvements.
"Prime Healthcare's motto is 'Saving Hospitals, Saving Jobs and Saving Lives' and we are confident the hospital will emerge stronger from this transition," said Prem Reddy, M.D., Prime's chairman, president and CEO, in a statement.
Prime owns 25 hospitals in six states.
Garden City was founded in 1947 by six physicians.
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Q: How can I make this Function Based View work? views.py
from django.views.generic.detail import DetailView
from django.shortcuts import redirect
from django.urls import reverse
from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required

class RoomDetail(DetailView):

    """ RoomDetail Definition """

    model = models.Room

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@login_required
def delete_room(request, room_pk):

    user = request.user
    user_pk = user.pk
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        if room.host.pk != user.pk:
            messages.error(request, "Can't delete the Room")
        else:
            room.delete()
            messages.success(request, "Room Deleted")
        return redirect(reverse("users:profile", kwargs={"pk": user_pk}))
    except models.Room.DoesNotExist:
        return redirect(reverse("core:home"))

users/urls.py
from django.urls import path
from . import views

app_name = "users"

urlpatterns = [
    .......
    #omitted
    .......

    path("<int:pk>/", views.UserProfileView.as_view(), name="profile"),
]

html
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    {% if room.host == user %}
    Edit Room
    Delete Room

      WARNING!!! THIS ACTION IS NOT RETRIEVABLE!!

    {% endif %}

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In the code above, I've tried to make "Delete Room" anchor function, whose function is deleting room and redirect users to their profile, if they are the owner of the room. But clicking that "Delete Room' didn't function as I expected, just turning back the error below to me. And I don't understand why the error is about "unexpected keyword argument". In my knowledge, it is required because the url I want to redirect users need the keyword argument "<int:pk>". What is wrong in this situation?
Thanks in advance!
error
TypeError at /rooms/176/delete/
delete_room() got an unexpected keyword argument 'pk'
Request Method: GET
Request URL:    http://127.0.0.1:8000/rooms/176/delete/
Django Version: 2.2.5
Exception Type: TypeError
Exception Value:
delete_room() got an unexpected keyword argument 'pk'
Exception Location: C:\Users\josep\.virtualenvs\Airbnb-Clone-GrEkW6GP\lib\site-packages\django\contrib\auth\decorators.py in _wrapped_view, line 21
Python Executable:  C:\Users\josep\.virtualenvs\Airbnb-Clone-GrEkW6GP\Scripts\python.exe
Python Version: 3.9.0
Python Path:
['C:\\Users\\josep\\Documents\\nomad academy\\Airbnb-Clone',
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Server time:    Thu, 24 Dec 2020 23:04:23 +0900


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GT ICONS
Project 10 : Ferrari 488 GT3 #4234
Rosso / nero
The Ferrari 488 GTE can undoubtedly be regarded as the most extreme evolution of the Ferrari 458 with the addition of the transverse gearbox with magnesium casing. A great deal of time was spent on studying the turbocharged engine and all the related factors. So much so, that the engineering work started almost a year ahead work on the car itself. Michelotto already had experience with turbocharged race engines, having worked on the F40 (F40 Stradale, F40 LM and F40 GT). But almost twenty years had gone by since then, and huge progress had been made in that field. Moreover, the F40 had indirect fuel injection with 2 injectors per cylinder, whereas the 488 has direct fuel injection. In any case, the results were rewarding. The Ferrari 488 GTE won the World Manufacturers' Championship in its debut year 2016, and agzain in 2017 before being blatantly penalized by questionable BOP (Balance Of Performance) changes.
Meanwhile, considering the substantial technical changes in the GT3 category, the Ferrari 488 GT3 was based directly on the 488 GTE, with very few adaptations. There is, in fact, a special kit that can be used to convert one model into the other. The Ferrari 488 GT3 production started in 2016. After a first upgrade in 2018, the car had a 2020 EVO upgrade and is still being produced today.
This specific car F142 GT3 *4234* was produced for Corse E Strada in June 2016, and was raced in the Blancpain GT Sports Club series in 2016, 2017 and 2018 where it had several pole positions, fastest laps, podium places and victories, the last one in October 2018 in the seasons' last race in Barcelona. In 2017, the car raced in Le Mans in the "Road to Le Mans" race during the 24H Le Mans weekend. It also appeared very frequently at Track and Test days organised by Curbstone Track Events all over Europe. During its active race history, the car resided at AF Corse in Piacenza, who serviced the car during its whole active race history.
Having received all maintenance and rebuild programs from AF Corse, the car moved after its active race carreer to Michelotto where it has been used as a "factory test and development car". In the winter of 2019-2020, the car was upgraded to 2020 specs by Michelotto.


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Dam-Funk (Live)
Nite Jewel, Sweater Funk
Dam-Funk
Damon "Dam-Funk" Riddick is the epitome of funk. Ever since debuting with Stones Throw in 2008, Dam-Funk has become one of the genres most passionate proselytizers, out to save it from devilish depictions of cartoonish caricature. To Dam, funk is a way of living, "a feeling of struggle and staying cool through it all." In 2013, he released his celebrated partnership with hip-hop's Snoop Dogg titled 7 Days of Funk. Fresh for '15, Dam returns with a solo project nearly six years in the making: Invite the Light.
Dam-Funk grew up in the Los Angeles city/suburb of Pasadena. A '70s baby, he came of age in the era of the Uncle Jamm's Army parties, of electro-pharaoh Egyptian Lover, of Prince's purple reign. His parents nurtured his musical talents as a child and by his teens, he mastered the drums, then the drum machine. A chance encounter led to an apprenticeship under funk songwriter/producer Leon Sylvers III (SOLAR Records) and by the mid-90s G-Funk era in hip-hop, Dam found his musical skills in high demand by rappers such as Mack 10 and MC Eiht. "Everybody was trying to do the live instrumentation thing, so then you got cats like me playing on records," Dam explains.
Sideman status wasn't enough though. Dam remembers "watching gold plaques hitting the wall" for everyone but him and he decided to go "full-funk" and make a do-or-die try to become an artist on his own terms. In 2006, Dam-Funk and a few friends launched the popular Funkmosphere party in L.A., bringing the boogie back. It's around then that Dam drew the attention of Stones Throw and both label and artist related to Dam's insistence that "funk is not just a Jheri Curl. There was more than that."
Dam's partnership with Stones Throw has now included everything from his 2009 LP Toeachizown, to an anthology of early productions, Adolescent Funk (2010), to 2013's Higher and 7 Days of Funk. Invite the Light isn't just Dam's first solo full-length since '09, he thinks of it as his first fully-realized effort – a "concise, beginning-to-end vision – that's resulted in a loosely autobiographical concept album inspired by the trials and tribulations of his personal and professional life of the last six years.
As always, Dam flexes his multi-instrumentalist talents by handling all the production but still makes time for guests including rapper Q-Tip, the father-son duo of Leon Sylvers III & IV, and funk giant Junie Morrison of the Ohio Players, who opens and closes the album with dire warnings of what could happen in a world without funk. Rest assured, Dam is here to make sure that never comes to pass. As he puts it, "funk is the underdog, the black sheep of black music," and if that's true, Dam-Funk is its shepherd.
Nite Jewel
Sweater Funk
San Francisco's Sweater Funk DJ crew have been the city's most dedicated purveyors of the funky subgenre known as BOOGIE since the summer of 2008. Their vision to bring boogie, modern soul & 2 step soul strictly on vinyl originals to the masses has earned them a diehard following who pack The Knockout nightclub every Sunday. They've won SF Weekly's Best new club 2009, had a hand in releasing a few of their friends boogie records and have hosted artists such as Leroy Burgess (The king of boogie), Steve Arrington of Slave, Dam-Funk, Daz-I-Kue, DJ Spinna, Mayer Hawthorne, Peanut Butter Wolf, Kon and Amir, Onra, Benedek, Mr. Peabody Records, Cool Chris and San Francisco's own K-Maxx!


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Comment on I, Necromancer: Chapter 3, Page 35 by David.
The dreaded one-hand grip! =D Again, one has to wonder how much of this was playing into Vanions hands? A culling perhaps?
Well his face did give away some of this in the previous page, but still. Yikes. And I agree, the art and panelling is fantastic here!
The action in the last couple of pages have been amazing, and I suspect the worst may be yet to come before the end of the chapter? I'm also curious, how much of this did Vanion forsee happening? He was obviously not taken by too much surprise.
I wouldn't expect a pure physical confrontation would work with Vanion. I don't know what kind of magicks others might make use of in this world, but holy magic comes to mind for a necromancer.


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A little over a month ago, reader Gary Berg suggested I give a program called Qimage Pro a look and see what it would do for my digital camera output. And I finally got around to doing it.
If you've got a scanner and/or a digital camera, I've got just five things to say to you: You gotta get this thing.
OK, OK, I'll elaborate a little.
I took a few design classes in journalism school, and I remember one cardinal rule when it came to dealing with images: Reductions are fine, enlargement is a feature you should never use. If you've got a 5×7 image at 300 dpi, it'll get pixelated if you try to enlarge it. You can go smaller, but you can't make something from nothing.
Qimage Pro is supposed to work miracles. So I threw the worst-possible test at it.
I took a 640×480 image taken by a Sony Mavica digital camera. I blew it up to 8×10. Then I printed it on my 600 dpi laser printer. On cheap office-grade paper (not even the highest grade available).
Now I'll gladly admit, the resulting picture shows a little bit of pixelation. A little. But from a slight distance (I'm talking two or three feet here), I wouldn't know the difference. That picture would look fine hanging on my wall, and I'm not just saying that because I'm supposed to like looking at the subject matter.
I'm amazed. Based on previous experience, I wouldn't dare try printing a 640×480 image any bigger than three inches across.
I suspect printing in color might give me less leeway. I plan to test that theory on my girlfriend's color inkjet later today.
That test knocked my socks off, but there's more to Qimage than just giving high-quality enlargements that look better than anyone has any right to expect. Photo paper is expensive, and it will arrange photos on the paper to maximize the available space on it. Depending on how you're currently printing your digital photos, it might pay for itself in paper savings.
I also like its redeye reduction and blemish removal. To take out redeye, you click on the center of the pupil and drag your mouse to the right. To do a digital makeup job (or fix other problems–I swear that Sony Mavica must have had dust on its lens at some point), click on the center of the spot you want to remove and drag left. It sounds weird, but it took me about two tries to get the hang of it.
And the autocorrect functions are pretty intelligent. You don't want to go blindly turning all of them on. On some pictures, it looked pretty good when I did that. Others took on a really artificial look. So experiment to get the hang of the tools, but be selective.
If you want to crop an image, it has a Crop Wizard. Who needs a wizard to help you cut out a piece of an image? Don't worry, this isn't a worthless wizard like Clippy from MS Office. Its recommendations, believe it or not, are intelligent. This wizard really does help you.
If you have a scanner, Qimage Pro will give you an easy way to make quick-and-dirty enlargements and reprints. Scan the picture at your scanner's highest hardware or optical resolution (check your scanner's manual). Load the scan into Qimage and size it however you want, do any touchups and/or cropping you want to do, then print. You'll definitely want this if you ever get to spend an afternoon with the stash of photographs your grandmother kept under her bed in a Russell-Stover candy box.
It's not a serious photo manipulation tool like Photoshop. If you want to cut out your head and put it on the body of a supermodel, Qimage Pro won't do it. But most people are just interested in touchups and printing and don't want to spend an hour futzing around with each image. For those kinds of people, Qimage Pro is perfect and it costs 40 bucks.
The only downside to any of this is that the quality of most inkjet printers is anything but archival–the ink fades fairly fast. But Qimage can't do anything about that. It does an amazing job at everything else.
Lots of folks use Qimage for printing, and Photoshop for manipulation. It is a highly regarded product, even among professional photographers.
Most inkjet printers are no longer subject to rapid fading, if used with the appropriate photo paper. Epsons range from 25 to about 100 years, and are the preferred printers for serious amateurs and pros. I use a Canon S9000, which is rated to give me about 25 years as well. I haven't noticed any fading on pictures I printed 2 years ago (on an epson 870) and just hung in my cubicle, not exactly a protected environment.
I hope what you say about fading is true about most printers, but I just read earlier this week about magenta inks fading in general (they didn't list specific printers or conditions). The longevity of film prints on processed photo paper is a known quantity, while the longevity of inkjet prints still raises questions, and at the very least isn't proven (there aren't any 25-year-old Epson and Canon inkjet prints).
But to keep from sounding like a total Luddite, digital pictures do have the advantage of allowing you to store them, so as long as you recopy them to new media over time (burn them to CD-R, then recopy the files to new CD-Rs every few years, and as new media become available, move to the new media–rewritable DVD is the obvious next generation) you can always print new copies if they fade. And they take up less space than negatives.
I think technology is going to solve this problem. If inkjets aren't fixable, that's not a problem–color laser printers get more affordable all the time.
One other thing that Qimage does nicely is to let you up-size before giving the file to someone to print. You can go to the File menu and tell it to Print To File. You'll get asked about resolution and such.
Put the files in the queue and tell it to process them. It should even do some of the smart sharpening. Then you can put those files on a CD and take them someplace to get done on a Fuji Frontier. The Frontiers run 300dpi, I believe.
I used QI to upsize some 2.6MP files from my Canon Pro 90; closeups of flowers. I had them printed 8×10 from those files. The detail on the Frontier prints is amazing! I did this back on an older version of QI, where the upsizing process was a little different (done via the filter interface for a picture and change resolution).
For a lot of things you never have to go to a program like Photoshop, since QI can adjust levels, do curves, remove redeye, sharpen, crop. But for the greatest control a program like Photoshop can do more.
One of the worst things for prints and effects their fading the most is UV light. If they are near windows where sunlight can get to them, they will fade easier. Though with today's photo papers that's less of a problem. If you frame them, never have the glass touching the print, very bad no matter what type of paper it is.
If I remember right, color prints made from negatives, if treated properly will last 25 years or more. If they are stored in acid free binders and pages, I doubt you'd need to worry much about it. An Ilfochrome (Used to be called a Cibachrome) which is a print made directly from a slide or larger transperency, are in the 100 + life range.
Dave… This program looks interesting, I'll give it a look. I do have Photoshop7, and I regularly use a plug-in called Genuine Fractals to do my image scaling. I use a Nikon CP990 with a 3.4 MP image, and using GF permits me to print super A3 prints on an Epson 1290. It uses a totally different mathematical method (compared to PS7) to scale the image up.
Agreed that the more pixels in the image, the better the quality – but 12 MP gear is pricey, so we make do with what we've got. Proof of the pudding is that my prints pass muster in photo competitions, and I've yet to have a judge comment on pixelation or over-sharpening etc.
Also agreed that longevity is really an unknown quantity — current inkjet inks haven't been around long enough to prove out. And I'm not convinced that accelerated aging tests really indicate just how long a print will last. But there is a caveat: put the print under plastic or glass and don't subject it to sunlight — and you'll get far longer life.
But what the hell — just print another. I keep all my print files (a super A3 clocks about 50 MB) so it's no great deal. Just the cost.
And the promised update: Prints off my girlfriend's HP Deskjet 812C are beautiful. There was very slight banding (I noticed it because I knew what I was looking for) but this is a lower-mid-range printer. Qimage Pro can't do anything about a printer's physical characteristics.
And I was able to use Qimage's tools to salvage a photo that I thought totally unacceptable. It still wasn't great but she liked it. Compared to prints from her fixed-focus point and shoot, I'm sure it's fine. Compared to the magazine-quality stuff Gatermann shoots, it was garbage.


Internet Explorer 7.0 will include the tabbed browsing feature already present in several rival browsers, including Firefox, Opera and Netscape, Microsoft developers confirmed this week.
"Yes, IE7 has tabs," said Internet Explorer product unit manager Dean Hachamovitch, who then cautioned customers not to expect much in the technical beta of IE 7.0 scheduled for mid-summer. "The tabbed browsing experience in the upcoming IE7 beta is pretty basic. Expect additional end-user functionality to come in after the beta."
IE 7.0 is a new version of the world's most-used browser that will work on computers running Windows XP Service Pack 2. Until recently, Microsoft had not planned to release a new version of Internet Explorer until the next version of Windows, code-named "Longhorn." In February, however, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates unveiled plans for the new version of IE.
With the original announcement, Microsoft limited discussion of technologies coming in the new version to security enhancements. Even late last month at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference, IE product managers deflected questions about tabbed browsing, which is one of the most popular features of rival browsers, especially the surging Firefox browser.
Hachamovitch made his comments this week in a posting on Microsoft's official IEBlog. Hachamovitch reiterated the team's security focus in his discussion of tabbed browsing. "The main goal for tabs in our beta release is to make sure our implementation delivers on compatibility and security," he wrote.
Hachamovitch suggested complexity and consistency concerns led to Microsoft's original decision not to include tabbed browsing in IE a few years ago. "Will it confuse users more than it benefits them? Is it confusing if IE has tabs, but other core parts of the Windows experience, like Windows Media Player or the shell, don't have tabs? I think we made the wrong decision here initially, and we're making the right one now," he said.
In the same post, Hachamovitch pointed out that users with older versions of Windows currently have options for tabbed browsing through third-party plug-ins and toolbars. He also said the MSN toolbar will be updated in the next few months to support tabbed browsing within IE.
Other confirmed features of IE 7.0 so far include support for the alpha channel in PNG images and an effort to fix Cascading Style Sheet consistency problems.


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The Week in Review: Denali vs. Mount McKinley
Gabriella Schwarz / September 4, 2015
President Barack Obama renamed America's highest peak during his trip to Alaska this week, the first by a sitting president of the United States. The mountain, at more than 20,000 feet, became known as Mount McKinley in 1896 after a gold prospector emerged from the Alaska Range to hear that McKinley won the Republican presidential nomination. McKinley, an Ohio native, was assassinated in 1901 while in office and never visited Alaska, despite the landmark bearing his name.
The destination has long been known locally as Denali, its name in the indigenous Athabaskan language, spoken by the Koyukon, who have lived in Alaska for thousands of years. In 1980 the surrounding national park was renamed Denali but previous attempts to change the peak's name were blocked largely by Ohio lawmakers.
Obama's latest announcement was met with support from local leaders and criticism from Republicans in Congress.
"For generations, Alaskans have known this majestic mountain as 'the great one,'" Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski said in a video. "I'd like to thank the president for working with us to achieve this significant change to show honor, respect and gratitude to the Athabascan people of Alaska."
But Buckeye State Republicans were quickly critical. House Speaker John Boehner said he was "deeply disappointed" in the president's decision. Ohio Republican Rep. Mike Turner said President McKinley "deserves the recognition Congress previously awarded him," while others vowed to try to block the action.
However, it is unlikely the name change will be reversed and White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said the Interior Department "will work with leaders in Ohio … to find an appropriate way to acknowledge President McKinley's contribution to our country."
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Ronnie Hillman, a Super Bowl-winning running back for the Denver Broncos, passed away aged 31 on Wednesday, according to a post from his family on his Instagram page.
Hillman was in August diagnosed with renal medullary carcinoma, a rare form of cancer, according to a statement posted to his social media on Wednesday.
The post from his family reads, "It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved son, brother & father, Ronnie K Hillman Jr.
"Ronnie quietly and peacefully transitioned today in the company of his family and close friends."
Renal medullary carcinoma is a highly aggressive cancer that primarily affects people with sickle cell trait (SCT). It was not immediately clear whether Hillman himself had SCT.
San Diego State University (SDSU), Hillman's alma mater, posted a tribute on their football team's official Twitter.
"Gone way too soon," it reads alongside an image of Hillman.
"We'll miss you, Ronnie," the post ends.
On the school's website, SDSU's director of athletics John David Wicker wrote, "We are saddened to hear about the passing of Ronnie Hillman. Ronnie helped resurrect San Diego State football in his two seasons in 2010 and 2011 and has recently been around the program offering wisdom and insight."
SDSU's head coach Brady Hoke also penned a tribute, saying, "Our deepest condolences go out to Ronnie's family.
"Although I only got to coach him one season, I'll remember him as a great teammate and hard worker. Ronnie always came to practice with a smile on this face and his passion for the game was contagious. He'll always be an Aztec for Life."
After two stellar seasons at SDSU where he scored 36 touchdowns, Hillman was drafted by the Broncos in 2012, helping the team to the Super Bowl in 2014 and 2015, according to NFL.com.
The team were victorious in the latter over the Carolina Panthers after a season where Hillman was their leading rusher – posting 863 yards and seven touchdowns.
Hillman spent time at the Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Chargers in the 2016 NFL season, before signing with the Dallas Cowboys ahead of the 2017 season.
He never played for the Cowboys, having been released by the team shortly after signing.
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Q: i try to use Field-Level Permission in gorm, but it does not work my data struct is as follows
type DynamicConfig struct {
    gorm.Model
    AppName string `json:"app_name" form:"app_name"`
    Creator string `gorm:"<-:create" json:"creator" form:"creator"`
    Editor string `json:"editor" form:"editor"`
    Metadata string `json:"metadata" form:"metadata"`
}

My idea is that the creator cannot be changed after being created, so i use gorm:"<-:create", docs says it can allow read and create.
There is such a piece of data in the database.
{
      "ID": 4,
      "CreatedAt": "2021-11-30T13:05:31Z",
      "UpdatedAt": "2021-12-01T06:22:02Z",
      "DeletedAt": null,
      "app_name": "test3",
      "creator": "xx",
      "editor": "yy",
      "metadata": "test3"
}

Here is my update method:
func UpdateDynamicConfig(dc DynamicConfig) error {
    res, err := GetDynamicConfig(DynamicConfig{
        AppName:  dc.AppName,
    })
    if err != nil {
        return err
    }else if len(res) == 0 {
        return errors.New("app conf not exists")
    }else if len(res) != 1 {
        return errors.New("more than one config meet the criteria, please check")
    }

    config := res[0]

    result := DB.Model(&config).Updates(dc)
    return result.Error
}

I call the method like this
    config := model.DynamicConfig{AppName: "test3", Creator: "xxxx"}
    model.UpdateDynamicConfig(config)

then the creator is update to xxxx.
How can i prevent a field from being updated?
Please help me, thank you very much!

A: Please use Omit it will not consider the column while updating the data in table. Please refer this link for Omit
result := DB.Model(&config).Omit("creator").Updates(dc)

OR
For field level permission please refer this link.
You can try with this
Name string `gorm:"->;<-:create"` // allow read and create

A: The easiest way to omit a field in the update is to use the Omit function:
result := DB.Model(&config).Omit("Creator").Updates(dc)


Guidelines for discharge vary across hospitals from discharge at calculated delivery date to early discharge at about 34 weeks of age with care support at home from the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), especially, if additional treatment such as oxygen or ventilator treatment is needed.
Going home is usually determined by the overall development, the stage of adaption, and the current health status of the baby. There are different requirements for discharge such as control of breathing without apnoea, no signs of illness, sufficient feeding skills, weight gain, and independent control of body temperature. Parents should also feel well-prepared for taking over the responsibility to care for their baby at home. A plan for regular contacts with the NICU, home visits or other follow-up care services (e.g. medical check-ups, lactation counselling, …) should exist before leaving the hospital as well as an enrolment in a follow-up programme for the development of preterm infants.
When parents are being told that it is finally time to take their baby home from the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), they are often overwhelmed with a mixture of emotions: on the one hand, they have been longing for this moment since their baby was born, while, on the other hand, they may feel worried about the prospect of having to care for their baby all by themselves, without the protecting environment of the NICU and the support from their health care team. Parents may have many questions about going home and what to expect during the next days, weeks, and months.
The health care team can help reassuring the parents, guiding them towards this important moment by teaching the parents all they need to know and by involving the parents step by step in the daily care procedures from the time of admission to the hospital until the parents finally take over all parenting activities. Should the baby require special equipment at home, parents receive training and detailed instructions. Some units provide a "room in" facility, where parents have the possibility to life together.


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Bridgewater-Raynham High School graduation moved up -- and out
Corlyn Voorhees The Enterprise corlyn_ent
Oct 25, 2018 at 12:28 PM Oct 25, 2018 at 5:56 PM
Principal Angela Watson announced Wednesday that the 2019 graduation ceremony will be held outside on the football field for the first time since 2008. The ceremony will take place Friday, May 31 at 6 p.m.
BRIDGEWATER — Graduates of Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School will receive their diplomas outside on the football field for the first time in more than a decade.
Principal Angela Watson announced Wednesday that the school committee voted to approve moving the May graduation ceremony outdoors to the football field instead of in the gymnasium. The date of the ceremony was also changed — the ceremony will be held Friday evening instead of Sunday afternoon.
The move came after Watson distributed a survey to parents in August to float the idea of moving the graduation ceremony back outdoors.
"We had over 800 parents vote, which is an outstanding participation rate," she said. "The vote was 87.7 percent in favor of graduation outdoors on Friday night versus Sunday indoors."
The last graduation for Bridgewater-Raynham held outdoors was for the class of 2008 — the first class to graduate after the new high school opened in 2007.
Just minutes before the ceremony was scheduled to begin, attendees heard thunder, soon followed by rain and lightning that sent everyone running for the gymnasium, disrupting the ceremony.
The following year, after a forecast of rain again threatened the outdoor ceremony, graduation was permanently moved indoors to the gymnasium.
While the threat of inclement weather was eliminated, other problems arose. Due to the seating capacity of the gymnasium, graduates were limited in the number of guest tickets they received. There is also no air conditioning, though attendees were given the option of watching the ceremony via monitor from the climate-controlled auditorium.
After a majority of parents voted for the change in date, time and location via the survey, the Bridgewater-Raynham school committee voted at its Oct. 24 meeting to approve it.
School committee members did not respond to request for comment in time for publication.
The Bridgewater-Raynham 2019 graduation ceremony will be held Friday, May 31, 2019 at 6 p.m. on the football field. If graduation is yet again threatened with bad weather, Watson said it will still take place on Friday, but would be moved indoors.
"I am praying for good weather as this is an exciting change for our school and our community," she said.
Bridgewater-Raynham, the second-largest high school in the area, graduated 325 students last year.
Graduation ceremonies at most surrounding schools — including Brockton, Stoughton, East Bridgewater, West Bridgewater, Oliver Ames and Southeastern — are held outdoors each year and usually take place Saturday or Sunday, weather permitting.
Whitman-Hanson, Abington and Middleboro hold their graduation ceremonies indoors.
Staff writer Corlyn Voorhees can be reached at cvoorhees@enterprisenews.com


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It was over a decade of serving in the industry when Dina made the switch to academia as Assistant Professor of Advertising at the American University in Dubai. Soon after her academic debut, Dina was appointed as Academic Coordinator for the whole major.
a passionate ad woman at heart, Dina could not stay too far from the industry; In fact, Dina firmly believes that the education of a true creative must relate the professional to the academic in order to offer an engaging, current education that generates life-ready professionals.
Today, Dina, now a full professor of Advertising, curates an extensive list of extracurricular activities, The Brandvertising Series, that compliments her coursework and allows for exclusive, direct engagement with award-winning industry professionals, "keeping things real and offering life-ready education, outside the classroom". Dina also actively serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the IAA UAE (International Advertising Association, UAE chapter) and as Vice President at the MEDEA (Middle East Design Educators Association). She regularly shares her insights in public seminars and talks and regularly writes for public platforms on creativitiy, branding, advertising, academia and more. Dina is also the Founder and main lead for ShesaysDubai, that aims to empower women in the creative industries through networking and mentorship programs.
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Studies Gone Wild: Death by Shower Curtain?
New study on the hazards of shower curtains: do you believe it?
By DAN CHILDS, JAY SHAYLOR and JOANNA SCHAFFHAUSEN
June 12, 2008— -- Could your shower curtain be harming your health?
An environmental group claims in a new study of vinyl shower curtains that some of them may release into the air toxic chemicals which could cause asthma, eye irritation or even cancer.
"We have a clear-cut case that these products release elevated levels of harmful chemicals," said report co-author Mike Schade, PVC campaign coordinator for the Center for Health, Environment and Justice. "Our research builds on a growing body of evidence that shows that the government fails to protect us from the growing number of toxic chemicals in products."
But some health experts are paying scant attention to those behind the curtain study. And perhaps with good reason.
Skeptics pointed out what they call a glaring error in the study's methodology. The group tested a total of five shower curtains, of which only one shower curtain — not one brand; one curtain — was subjected to complete testing for chemicals in its composition, as well as those it released into the air — a phenomenon known as "off-gassing."
Further testing was not performed "to avoid potential instrument damage," according to the report.
The study found the one curtain which was tested for off-gassing may have released, over the course of the first few hours after it was opened, chemicals that could be toxic if swallowed or inhaled only in quantities thousands of times greater than those found.
Critics said that the testing was not verified by an independent lab and didn't account for real-world conditions such as temperature or humidity in a shower stall.
The study also included estimated results for some of the chemical amounts it reported, and most of the off-gassed chemicals found initially were not detectable after a few days.
In short, it is a piece of shower curtain research that some experts said just doesn't hold water.
"It's a great example of how quickly a sound bite can become dangerous and contagious," said ABC News medical contributor Dr. Marie Savard.
"The idea that people should be tossing out their shower curtains based on a study that more or less focuses on a single shower curtain is absurd. This is scare science at its best, or worst, depending on how you look at it."
Also sounding off against the study was the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CSPC), the agency charged with protecting the public from dangers in more than 15,000 types of consumer products under its jurisdiction.
"The CSPC never just discounts or discredits information," said CSPC spokesperson Julie Vallese. "If it is a topic that the agency should have an interest in, we are always willing to take a look at the science."
But in this case, she noted, "Our toxicological experts took a look at the report and have many, many concerns with the credibility of the science involved."
Vallese cited the methodology, as well as the peer review, which comprised a selection of experts she criticized as non-objective.
"As for the report overall — based on the sound science and information that the CSPC has — the claims that are being made on shower curtains are 'phantasmagorical,'" Vallese said, adding that she doesn't get to use such a word very often in her work as a spokesperson.
Schade stood behind the report, noting that his team found that the shower curtains released 108 different volatile organic compounds, or VOCs. He maintained that many of these compounds have been linked with developmental problems in children, cancer and other health effects.
But he conceded that whether the levels of these VOCs emitted by the curtains could be directly linked to health effects was difficult to determine. "It's really hard to say that, because there are currently no standards for indoor air quality."
He cited that one class of chemicals — phthalates — were of particular concern due to their purported effects on babies in the womb.
"All five curtains we tested contained phthalates at pretty high concentrations," he said.
Phthalates, however, are present in nearly all flexible plastics. And the ubiquitous ingredient, unlike VOCs, is not released into the air by products containing it — suggesting that the primary way one would absorb it from their shower curtain would be through eating it.
Still, Shanna Swan, director of the Center for Reproductive Epidemiology at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, said that the idea that the researchers detected so many compounds warrants further study.
"I was surprised and alarmed by the large number of volatile organic compounds measured," she said. "I think it's a very strong message that we are exposed to mixtures of chemicals."
But she agreed that the findings, on their own, were far too weak to be considered a basis for an all-out ban on vinyl shower curtains.
"I don't think that this is a case for panic or immediately ripping these things out of houses," she said. "I don't think any regulations would be made on a single study."
And other epidemiologists cited the need for evidence of real-world effects in any study.
"I would think that they would have data showing how health outcomes have changed [due to exposure to shower curtains]," said Dr. Tim Byers, professor of epidemiology and community health at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. "That is always the question; is this a laboratory phenomenon that is not related to 'in use' conditions?"
Vallese said that unless a stronger link can be proven, consumers can probably put their minds at ease the next time they purchase a new shower curtain.
"In our busy lives, there are so many things that people should be or could be focused on to improve their health and safety," Vallese said. "Their shower curtains are not one of them.
"I think there are a lot of people out there sounding the false alarm."