Fenella Grey, answering #4PRQs (Four PR Questions) this week, is the Managing Director at Porter Novelli. Fenella has previously been working for Freuds and Weber Shandwick. She told me that she's a believer that there's no such thing as work/life balance. "It's one life," says Fenella.
FG: Having majored in languages and literature and having always wanted to work with words in a creative environment, I went down the classic route of exploring advertising, publishing, marketing and then stumbled across, as I think most people do to be honest, the world of PR. PR for me embodied a hugely broad spectrum, covering a range of sectors, issues, audiences and environments. You can't get anything more public as Public Relations. I took the classic route by taking an intern role and working up. I think there's nothing like learning on the job in our industry. Seeing is believing and experiencing is understanding.
Know your value and find your voice, always have an opinion and always root that opinion. Have an understanding where you best fit – where, when and how you play in your industry. Because knowing and understanding your value gives you a sense of mutual benefit as opposed to taking what comes your way first time round. There are a couple of people I hark back to that have given me good advice on the way – Matt Neale advised me to watch X Factor and Newsnight to cover all bases! Edie Wiener, CEO of The Future Hunters, gave me a few tips for making sure to always be 2 steps ahead of the curve.
An obvious point, but your social media platforms are the window into you as a person, as an employee, as a family member, as a friend and as a colleague. I think the first thing we do when we see an interesting CV is to google them to understand how much their written CV matches their real persona in an authentic way. I'm a firm believer of there being no such thing as work/life balance. It's one life. In our world particularly, work and life has to come together, otherwise you are going to fight a sense of balance and not get ultimate satisfaction.
First thing we do when we see an interesting CV is to google them to understand how much their written CV matches their real persona in an authentic way.
How do we as in industry unlock the power of diversity to get to more creative, ambitious, bold and courageous solutions for clients? I think as a discipline, PR is way behind the curve in terms of hiring across different walks of life and experiences. We need to actively encourage the collision of different brains, backgrounds and professions, to get to more progressive thinking, particularly in the context of a divided society post Brexit. The challenge is how to bring these different minds and experiences together quickly and efficiently. It's easy to fall into the 'London Agency Bubble', which is why in addition to how we think about our own agency make-up, we need to spend time walking in the shoes of our clients, customers, stakeholders and audiences to really understand how to make a difference. Our industry needs to wake up to the opportunity that diversity brings, and fast.
Make sure you follow Fenella on Twitter. She can also be found on LinkedIn. You can also check Porter Novelli's feed on Twitter for the latest updates, and the agency's website.


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Help pours in for addicted mothers-to-be in Covington
COVINGTON, Ky. – News of a safe house for pregnant, addicted women and their newborns has touched Northern Kentucky...
Help pours in for addicted mothers-to-be in Covington COVINGTON, Ky. – News of a safe house for pregnant, addicted women and their newborns has touched Northern Kentucky... Check out this story on courier-journal.com: http://cjky.it/1aUNGKi
By Terry DeMio, The Cincinnati Enquirer Published 11:51 p.m. ET Feb. 2, 2014
Stephens Elementary first-graders Carly Schroder and Lauren Timmerding pack baby items for use by drug-addicted pregnant women. The Enquirer/Patrick Reddy
COVINGTON, Ky. – News of a safe house for pregnant, addicted women and their newborns has touched Northern Kentucky residents, who are offering to help in a variety of ways.
The Healthy Newborns Project, a Transitions Inc. recovery home in Covington, was featured Jan. 24 in the Enquirer after the Leadership Northern Kentucky class of 2014 made it their project, determined to help in the face of the region's heroin epidemic.
"The response we have received in just a few days has been unbelievable," said Jeff Fichner, a Boone County assistant commonwealth's attorney and a class member. "I think it speaks volumes about the awareness the heroin crisis is garnering throughout the region."
Elizabeth Corbett, who is coordinating the donations, said she'd received dozens of emails from class members about people offering services and donations and others who want to join an "adopt-a-room" effort.
Several people touched by the needs of infants and mothers struggling with addiction also responded directly to the Enquirer.
"When I read your article it just hit me — like, 'Wow, that is something we need to do,' " said Diane Smith of Elsmere, who intends to ask her family to volunteer with her.
Smith said she's seen firsthand "what this awful drug" has done to people. A close friend lost a brother to heroin and she knows others struggling with the addiction.
"It's nice to see that the community is embracing the need for help," Corbett said. "I didn't really expect it. People's interest came before we were really prepared."
The Healthy Newborns Project is a safe, supportive environment for pregnant, addicted women and newborns up to 4 months old.
For now, four pregnant women are living there, but there will be space for 10 as rooms are finished.
The bedrooms have essential furniture for adults.
"We don't have anything for the babies," Corbett said.
Julia Pile, PTA president of Stephens Elementary School in Burlington, thinks her community will help with that need.
One of the Leadership Northern Kentucky class members, Clark Earick, was in the PTA's Strong Fathers group last year. She noticed his involvement with the project and felt compelled to help. The PTA organized a "Souper Bowl" collection in which Stephens Elementary students brought in nonperishable food items and Pile added items for infants to the collection list.
Corbett said the offers of help are wide-ranging. People want to provide lessons in baby care and life skills, adopt rooms to paint and furnish for newborns, provide monetary donations and more.
"It's refreshing," Corbett said.
Fichner said others are helping with another part of the Leadership Northern Kentucky class project: getting an adolescent residential treatment center in Northern Kentucky.
The class goal is to acquire state grant funding for such a center with help from the region's community organizations and businesses. Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway recently announced that $19 million from two settlements with pharmaceutical companies will be distributed in grants for the treatment centers.
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Vadodara is the third largest city of state Gujarat in India. It is situated on the Vishwamitri River. More or less every Indian community has an active identity in this city. And this happy co-existence is reflected in the social and cultural life of the people. The average Barodian is open to the world and overflowing with hospitality, as the history and growth of the city aptly. The official language of Gujarat is Gujarati, but Hindi, Marathi and English are also widely used in Baroda. The cultural life is of course in many languages. Vadodara also known as Baroda is the cultural capital of Gujarat. It is a graceful city of palaces, parks, temples and museums. Baroda is called as the garden city of Gujarat.
School serves as the first stepping stone in the life of a child, wherein he/she learns a lot more than just basic learning. Developing hobbies, refining them, learning basic etiquettes, getting skilled at multi tasking, developing social skills are some of the many things that a school equips a child with. And all these things are possible with a disciplined and highly structured Weekly Boarding Schools in Vadodara, Gujarat.
Earlier parents used to get to visit and meet their children only after three or four months but now times have changed. And so have the schools. Now parents can meet the children over the weekends by enrolling them in Weekly Boarding schools. In Vadodara, Gujarat, a wide range of weekly Boarding Schools are available these days that vary from a handful of boarders in day schools to occasional day pupil boarding schools. Winds of change are sweeping these schools as they give more accessibility, albeit in a limited way. The communication systems available in these schools allow the students to speak to their parents on a regular basis. Multi-cuisine dishes tickle the plates of the students in such schools. These schools in Vadodara not only teach bookish knowledge but also the practical knowledge of Society, Community and the Nation. Thus, parents are relieved and lead their lives without any pressure.
Education in Vadodara , Gujarat
As per census the overall literacy rate in the Badodara district was 70.76 % and it was ranked 10th in the state in 2001. It has retained the place in 2011 with the provisional data indicating that the literacy rate in the district has gone up to 81.21%. where male literacy rate in the district in 2001 was 80.04 per cent and this rose to 87.59 in the 2011 census.
Vadodara is synonymous with education. It has over 20 public schools and over 100 private schools. MSU is the only university in Gujarat with English as the medium of instruction. It has 13 faculties and 17 residential hostels, 4 of them for women students. The university caters to over 30,000 students.
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Field Yates has previous experience interning with the New England Patriots on both their coaching and scouting staffs. A graduate of Wesleyan University (CT), he is a regular contributor to ESPN Boston's Patriots coverage and ESPN Insider.
The 2020 NFL draft officially begins at 8 p.m. ET on April 23. But in reality, it will begin around 8:20 p.m., when the third overall pick is scheduled to occur.
That's where the dominos will start to fall. LSU quarterback Joe Burrow could have begun paying rent in Cincinnati in January, while Ohio State defensive end Chase Young to the Redskins at No. 2 makes too much sense given his rare upside and the team's need for even more pass-rushers. But then it gets fun.
The Detroit Lions, holders of the third pick, are seemingly in a spot of leverage. Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa is the No. 2 quarterback in the class, and one whom NFL evaluators view as a cut above the rest, health concerns aside. And as has been the case for, well, forever, a franchise QB is an exceedingly valuable roster piece. The Lions have theirs already in Matthew Stafford. So the implication to others: Ante up for the third pick. A handful of teams likely looking for a QB are stacked up in or around the top 10, so positioning will be key. And obviously that third pick is the spot of all the power.
Let's dig into some deals that would make sense for the Lions to consider and, of course, the teams that would be moving up. Here is my ranking of the best potential deals each of the QB-needy teams could offer Detroit for the No. 3 pick, starting with the pick-rich Dolphins.
Note: We'll rely on the draft value chart that legendary coach Jimmy Johnson brought to prominence to help navigate some of these suggestions.
1. Miami Dolphins
The hypothetical offer: Miami trades No. 5 and No. 39 in exchange for No. 3 overall
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Peggy (Judy Geeson) is recovering from a nervous breakdown when she is attacked by an unseen assailant. As she struggles to break free, her attacker's artificial arm comes loose and Peggy blacks out in sheer terror. Peggy and her new husband Robert (Ralph Bates) spend their honeymoon at the country school where Robert is a teacher. The school is eerily deserted, except for the headmaster Michael (Peter Cushing) and his wife Molly (Joan Collins). Returningto her cottage, Peggy is once more attacked by a man with one arm. Robert goes to London on behalf of the headmaster, but leaves his shotgun behind to reassure Peggy. Michael visits Peggy at the cottage late at night, and she notices for the first time that he has only one arm. Terrified, she reaches for the gun…
Fear in the Night was the last, and one of the best, of the suspense thrillers that Hammer produced alongside the better-known Gothic horrors. The film was also the Hammer swansong of director and co-writer Jimmy Sangster, who had joined the company in 1949 and helped create its groundbreaking style.
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Q: Scala typed Traits and type matching I am currently working on a E-Commerce application in scala / lift and cannot figure out how to match correctly on my type hierarchy. my current implementation is:
abstract trait BaseProduct[T <: BaseProduct[T]] extends MongoRecord[T] with ObjectIdPk[T] {
  self:T =>
  def whatever
  ...
}

abstract trait SimpleType[T <: BaseProduct[T]] extends BaseProduct[T] {
  self:T =>
  val producttype = "product/simple"
}

abstract trait ConfigurableType[T <: BaseProduct[T],E <: SimpleType[E]] extends BaseProduct[T] {
  self: T =>
  val producttype = "product/configurable"
}

class ClothingProduct extends SimpleType[ClothingProduct] {
  def meta = ClothingProduct
}

class ConfigurableClothing extends ConfigurableType[ConfigurableClothing,ClothingProduct] {
  val childmeta = ClothingProduct
  val configurableFields = List(color,size)
  def meta = ConfigurableClothing
}

With this in place I want to implement a Shopping Cart which should only take Products of  Type SimpleType (and BaseProduct). It should also implement a function that takes any kind of BaseProduct with a pattern matching clause that should react to wheater it is a Simple or a Configurable Type.
My first implementations which drives me crazy due to Type Errors was:
object Cart extends SessionVar[List[CartItem]](List()) {
  def addProduct(product:SimpleType[_],quantity:Int = 1) = {
    this.get.partition(_.product.id.is == product.id.is) match {
      case (Nil,xs) => this.set(CartItem(product,quantity) :: xs)
      case (x,xs) => this.set(CartItem(product,x.head.quantity + quantity) :: xs)
    }
  }
}

case class CartItem(product:SimpleType[_], quantity:Int)  {
  def lineTotal:Double = quantity * product.price.is
}

With to following function to add a Cart Item:
def addBasketLink(prod:BaseProduct[_]) = {
prod match {
  case x:SimpleType[_] => Cart.addProduct(x)
  case _ => S.notice("Sorry not possible to add to Basket")
}

My main issue is that "Underscore" definition of the supplied type to SimpleType which causes type violation errors. I am currently not able to figure out how to do the wanted typing right. It would be great it someone could tell me where my error is and properbly explain to me how I work with typed traits correctly.
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The scent of a thousand different fruit trees and perennial cypresses as well as a huge variety of birds and animals will enthuse and relax both grown ups and children.
A beautiful farm where your kids will enjoy playing around in nature. Organization Earth is located in Ilion municipality at the Basilissis ranch and covers a surface area of 25 acres. The complex is comprised of preserved buildings that were constructed during 1848-1861 for the first kings of Greece, Othona and Amalia and it functioned as a model Centre for Agriculture and Livestock.
It offers various activities for children such as Travel to the Centre of the Earth and Sundays On Earth during which the Sunday family lunch is revived with the participation of both children and adults. Organic farm produce from the ranch is used in the preparation of the food. In addition, several different activities take place, aimed at bonding and learning to cooperate.
A tour guide is available at the ranch for single visitors as well as groups. The tour lasts one hour and costs 5€/person. During the tour, both adults and children are taught the secrets of the food chain by getting more familiar with the flora and fauna of the ranch.
The ecological bookstore and ecological store next to the reception will definitely impress both you and your children with its toys, garden tools and clothing made from organic or recyclable materials, while the impressive projection room will certainly draw your attention.
The walk around the garden with the kids is amazing.
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Julius Fučík (Julius Arnošt Vilém Fučík), (Prága, 1872. július 18. - Berlin, 1916. szeptember 25.), cseh zeneszerző és katonazenekari karmester, a világon legismertebb cirkuszi bevonulási induló, a Gladiátorok bevonulása (Vjezd gladiátorů) szerzője.

Dvořák tanítványa volt. Osztrák-magyar katonazenekar vezetőjeként mintegy 240 szórakoztató-zenei darabot írt. Zömük közismertté és kedveltté vált.

Élete és munkássága
Fučík életének jó részét katonai rézfúvós-zenekarok karmesterként töltötte el. Nagyon termékeny zeneszerző volt, több mint 400 induló, polka és keringő köthető a nevéhez. Mivel műveinek többsége katonai rézfúvós zenekarokra íródott, néha a cseh Sousának is nevezik.

A zenéjét a mai napig hazafias zeneként játsszák a Cseh Köztársaságban. Nemzetközileg azonban az Opus 68-as indulójával vált ismertté, ami a Gladiátorok bevonulása címet viseli - nemzetközileg "Dörgés és villámlás" címen vált ismertté -, a cirkuszi bohócok egyik kedvenc bevonulózenéje.

A Florentiner induló a másik híres műve, bár kevesebbet szokták játszani a Gladiátorok bevonulásához képest, mégis rendszeresen előadják és felvételre kerül fúvószenekarok által.

Fučík Prágában született, 1872. július 18-án. Ekkoriban Prága az Osztrák-Magyar Monarchia része volt. Diákként fagottozni tanult Ludwig Mildénél, Antonin Bennewitznél pedig hegedülni, majd ütőshangszereken játszani, és később komponálni Antonin Dvoráknál.

1891-ben belépett a 49. osztrák-magyar ezredbe mint katonazenész. Először a Duna melletti Kremsben játszott Josef Wagner irányítása alatt. 1894-ben Fučík kilépett a hadseregből, és mint másodfagottos helyezkedett el a prágai Német Színházban. Egy évvel később a Danica kórus karmestere lett a horvátországi Sisakban. Ez idő alatt számos kamarazenei darabot írt, főleg klarinétra és fagottra.

1897-ben újra belépett a hadseregbe, mégpedig a 86. gyalogos ezredbe, amely Szarajevóban állomásozott. Röviddel ezután írta meg híres darabját, a Gladiátorok Bevonulását. Az ókori Róma iránti érdeklődése ihlette az induló címét. 1910-ben a kanadai zeneszerző, Louis-Phillipe Laurendeau áthangszerelte egy kisebb zenekarra Dörgés és Villámlás címmel. Ez a verzió az, ami híressé vált, mint a cirkuszi bohócok bevonulása.

1900-ban Fučík zenekarát Budapestre helyezték, ahol Fučíkot 8 katonazenekar várta, hogy a műveit játszhassák. Mivel több zenész állt rendelkezésére, Fučík elkezdett kísérletezni zenekari átiratokkal is.

1910-ben Fučík újra költözött, visszatért Csehországba, ahol a 92. gyalogezred karmestere lett Theresienstadtban. Ekkoriban ez volt az Osztrák-Magyar Monarchia egyik legjobb zenekara. Fučík velük turnézott, koncertezett Prágában, Berlinben több mint 10000 ember előtt.

1913-ban Fučík Berlinben telepedett le, ahol saját zenekart szervezett, a Prager Tonkünstler-Orchestert, és egy zeneműkiadót is elindított, a Tempo Verlagot, hogy terjessze/népszerűsítse darabjait. Az I. világháború őt is elszegényítette, az üzlete tönkrement, egészsége meggyengült. 1916. szeptember 25-én 44 évesen Berlinben halt meg. Prágában temették el a Vinohrady temetőben.

Fučík unokaöccse Julius Fučík neves újságíró volt, akit 1943-ban kivégzett a Gestapo.

Indulók
 Vjezd gladiátorů (Einzug der Gladiatoren) op. 68 (1899)
 Florentinský pochod (Florentiner Marsch, původně La rosa di Toscana) op. 214 (1907)
Attila (Marche Hongroise Triomphale) op. 211 (1907)
 Bosanska zora (původně Feuchte Ecke) op. 55 (1905)
 Boží bojovníci (Gotteskämpfer) op. 251 (1911)
 Danubia op. 229 (původně Laban op. 44) (1899)
 Děti pluku (Die Regimentskinder) op. 169 (1905)
 Drachsel op. 112 (1902)
 Fantastický pochod (Marche fantastique) op. 106 (1902)
 Gigantic op. 311 (1915)
 Hercegovac op. 235 (1910)
 Hortstein op. 30 (1897)
 Kinizsi op. 80 (1900)
 smuteční pochod Pax vobis op. 281 (1915)
 Pod admirálskou vlajkou (Admiralsflagge) op. 82 (1901)
 Rázně vpřed (Schneidig vor!) op. 79 (1906)
 Řeka Mississippi (The Mississippi River) op. 161 (1905)
 Salve Imperator op. 224 (1908)
 Sarajevo op. 66 (1899)
 Stále vpřed (Sempre avanti) op. 149 (1904)
 sokolský pochod Stráž Slovanstva op. 258 (1907)
 Strýček Teddy (Onkel Tom) op. 239 (1910)
 Triglav op. 72 (1903)
 Veselí venkovští kováři (Die lustigen Dorfschmiede) op. 218 (1908)
 Vítězný meč (Das Siegesschwert) op. 260 (1913)
 Vzpomínka na Trident (původně Treu Tirol) op. 287 (1915)

Források

http://nemcsakpraga.blogspot.com/2014/09/julius-fucik-az-indulok-kiralya.html
https://gramofononline.hu/search.php?sf=5&q=Julius+Fucik
https://www.music-map.com/julius+fucik.html
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/julius-fucik-mn0001862683/biography

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many works by "Brooklyn's greatest architect", Frank Freeman, have been destroyed, including the Hotel Margaret, Germania Club House, Brooklyn Waterworks, Bushwick Democratic Club House, Brooklyn Savings Bank and Thomas Jefferson Building (pictured)?
surviving works by Brooklyn architect Frank Freeman include the Herman Behr Mansion, Eagle Warehouse, Brooklyn Union Gas Company Headquarters, Villa Maria and Crescent Athletic Club House (pictured)?
the illustrated children's book Hot House Flowers, an allegory for illegal immigration, was written by a Brooklyn criminal court judge?
the St. Bernard de Clairvaux Church in North Miami Beach, Florida is a medieval Spanish monastery that was purchased by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, disassembled, and then kept in 11,000 crates in a warehouse in Brooklyn for 26 years?
in 1919, Brooklyn's Morse Dry Dock and Repair Company, founded by Edward P. Morse, built the world's largest floating dry dock (section pictured)?
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Paul Kodish, best known as the current drummer for drum and bass band Pendulum, performed in 1986 with Brooklyn hip hop act Whodini?
What is Brooklyn classified as?
Question 3: It is a hub for African-American culture, often referenced in ________ and African-American arts.
Question 4: Democrat ________ represents 10th Congressional district, which covers Fort Greene, Bedford Stuyvesant, Brownsville, East New York, and Canarsie.
Who of the following is/was the leader of Brooklyn?
What role did Artur Szõcs play in the movie Brooklyn?
What is the leader of Brooklyn called?
What role did Máté Haumann play in the movie Brooklyn?
Question 9: Brooklyn's Borough President is ________, elected as a Democrat in 2001 and re-elected in 2005.
Which of the following subdivisions is Brooklyn in?


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Essential Pittsburgh: The Rising Amount of Radon in Pennsylvania Air
90.5 WESA | By Essential Pittsburgh
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Since 2004, the amount of radon present in Pennsylvania air has steadily increased -- an increase that our guest Dr. Joan Casey notes began the same year that the state's first fracking sites became operational. Dr. Casey recently published her findings that quantify PA radon levels, and she joins us to discuss the possible cause of its decade-long spike as well as what PA residents can do to protect themselves from the toxic gas, which is the second leading cause of lung cancer nationwide.
Asked about the importance of checking radon levels in the home -- especially homes near hydraulic fracturing sites -- Casey explains:
"Radon is colorless, it's odorless, but it's also this carcinogenic gas. And so, it is important for people in Pennsylvania to be checking their indoor radon levels because we know that historically Pennsylvania has had a lot of radon, and there are potentially new pathways opening up due to this industry." -- Dr. Joan Casey
Also in the program, IllahNourbakhsh and Bea Dias explain how CMU's CREATE Lab has developed an affordable way for families to test the indoor air quality of their homes, Jody Bell describes a lending program for the devices that is being offered by the Squirrel Hill branch of the Carnegie Library, Margaret J. Krauss takes us through the saga of the polio vaccine, and Rebecca Harris breaks down mobile businesses.
Testing Indoor Air Quality (begins at 12:20)
Carnegie Mellon's CREATE Lab has a new, easy way for Pittsburgh residents to identify potentially harmful particles in the air around them. Illah Nourbakhsh directed the creation of an indoor air quality monitor that allows families to visualize the air they breathe and take their health into their own hands. Bea Dias, Community Outreach Coordinator with CMU's Robotics Insitute, explains the device along with Nourbakhsh. Jody Bell, Library Services Manager at Carnegie Library's Squirrel Hill branch, also joins us to explain their popularity in the community and why there's a wait-list to take one home.
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Sixty years ago this month, Pittsburgh scientists developed a vaccine that eradicated polio in the United States. But persistence of the disease worldwide underscores the vaccine's importance. Margaret J. Krauss reports.
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In some instances, visits to brick and mortar stores are being replaced by the businesses and services coming to your doorstep. From food trucks to pet grooming to medical supplies, contributor Rebecca Harris takes a look at mobile businesses.
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Patient Support Programs (e.g. talks, workshops and groups) are organized to render holistic support to patients and their caregivers. A Community Volunteer Service Program has been implemented to provide one-stop support to discharged elderly patients since 2008.
Volunteers are recruited and trained on a regular basis and they will participate in various kinds of patient support and health promotion programs.
With the support and coordination of Patient Resource Centre, the patient groups organize various programs (e.g. ward visits and sharing sessions) to establish a mutual supportive network among themselves.
Organize health promotion programs and provide health information to patients and the general public.
Implement the Drug Education Enhancement Programme for the Elderly.


Kurt Michaelson: It Is Finished!
I shared during Super Bowl season that this exclamation was more like a football player's exclamation of victory when he scores a touchdown than the weak mumblings that we normally see in movies or plays about the crucifixion. Perhaps Jesus did just barely get these words out before he died. He had been through one of the worst tortures a person could endure. But in spirit, His words were some of the most triumphant ever spoken.
Much has been written on the Greek word "tetelestai." This is the word from which we get our phrase "it is finished". According to John it is the last word that Jesus speaks before facing the ultimate in human experience: death.
Death is an experience that we all face and most people spend most of their life fearing or ignoring. For those that follow the only man who faced death and won, no fear exists and ignoring it is not necessary since it is not the end. Jesus lived the ultimate human experience. He even faced the end of life as we all must one day do.
The word that Jesus chose to communicate how He felt about His life on earth was one of absolute completion. It was used by gladiators when they won a fight, it was stamped on legal documents when a debt was paid, it was tacked on jail cells when a prisoner had finished his sentence. At the end of His life, Jesus was able to say that he had done all He had set out to do. That it was done … forever.
How many of us could say the same thing? Looking back on our lives as we face death who among us could say that we accomplished all that we had set out to do? All that we had been meant to do? An even more challenging thought; the word Jesus used to describe His life carried with it a sense of continuing effect. The job Jesus accomplished had eternal ongoing effects. It could not be undone. What He did would send ripple effects through all of time.
Who among us can say the same thing? Who can say at the end of their life that they have done all they were meant to do or what they have done will have continual effects?
The answer is all of us. A life lived in dedication to Jesus allows us to look back on our own lives and say, "it is finished, because of what He has done".
A Native American proverb states "you truly live when you live the life the Creator intended you for" as our Bible tells us "only that done for Christ will last". The souls we save for Christ will last forever. The things we do for His kingdom will have eternal effects. Anything not done for Christ will one day be forgotten but that which is done for Him allows us to truly know "it is finished".


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Startup Q&As
Buoyed by two Seed funding rounds, Condition One is making high quality immersive, panoramic mobile video a reality
By Editor - January 10, 2013
A Q&A with Condition One founder and CEO Danfung Dennis. The New York City–based company was founded in 2010 and closed a second Seed funding round ($2.35 million) in late October.
SUB: Please describe Condition One and your value proposition.
Dennis: Condition One is a technology company pioneering a new standard in video technology. Our flagship product is an embeddable immersive video player for the iPad and iPhone that creates a virtual window into a video. We license our video player to media companies and brands, working with their existing video production workflows and hardware, integrating seamlessly into existing applications or launched as a standalone product. We offer the future of video for the era of mobile and tablet computing.
SUB: Who are your target markets and users?
Dennis: We license our technology to high quality content producers, such as media companies, brands, production studios, agencies and filmmakers for applications in travel, sports, news, music—or any content where you want to give the viewer a first person experience.
SUB: Who do you consider to be your competition?
Dennis: Other panoramic video companies only offer complex and expensive hardware solutions, while our solution is simply software.
SUB: What differentiates Condition One from the competition?
Dennis: Our technology and workflow is different in both the capture and display method. Our capture does not rely on specialized equipment. All the cameras and lenses required to shoot Condition One video are available off the shelf. Our immersive video player is designed specifically for mobile and tablet devices, which takes advantage of the accelerometers and gyroscopes to control the viewer's window into the video.
SUB: What was the inspiration behind the idea for Condition One? Was there an 'aha' moment, or was the idea more gradual in developing?
Dennis: The ideas for Condition One emerged while working as a photojournalist in Iraq and Afghanistan. I felt that existing technology was not able to convey that experience, so I needed to build a new way of capturing reality.
SUB: How did you come up with the name? What is the story behind it?
Dennis: During combat operations, Condition One is the highest state or readiness.
SUB: You recently raised $2.35 million in additional Seed funding. What are your plans for the funds?
Dennis: We plan to continue to build our engineering team in our Palo Alto office.
SUB: How does the company generate revenue or plan to generate revenue?
Dennis: Condition One is a software licensing company—we license our immersive video player to companies that want to incorporate our technology into their existing or new apps.
SUB: What are your goals for Condition One over the next year or so?
Dennis: We're very excited to be building the second generation of our immersive video technology, which is set to be ready in the next few months. Our immersive video technology will have higher resolution and live streaming capabilities to meet the demands of the market.
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package org.bremersee.fac.model;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.*;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonAutoDetect.Visibility;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonInclude.Include;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.*;
import java.util.Date;

/**
 * <p>
 * Data transfer object of a {@link FailedAccess}.
 * </p>
 *
 * @author Christian Bremer
 */
@SuppressWarnings("unused")
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
@XmlRootElement(name = "failedAccess")
@XmlType(name = "failedAccessType", propOrder = {"id", "resourceId", "remoteHost", "counter", "creationDate",
        "modificationDate"})
@JsonIgnoreProperties(ignoreUnknown = true)
@JsonInclude(Include.ALWAYS)
@JsonAutoDetect(fieldVisibility = Visibility.ANY, getterVisibility = Visibility.NONE, creatorVisibility = Visibility.NONE, isGetterVisibility = Visibility.NONE, setterVisibility = Visibility.NONE)
@JsonPropertyOrder(value = {"id", "resourceId", "remoteHost", "counter", "creationDate", "modificationDate"})
public class FailedAccessDto implements FailedAccess, Cloneable {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    @XmlAttribute(name = "id")
    @JsonProperty(value = "id")
    private String id;

    @XmlAttribute(name = "resourceId", required = true)
    @JsonProperty(value = "resourceId", required = true)
    private String resourceId = ResourceDescription.UNKNOWN_RESOURCE;

    @XmlAttribute(name = "remoteHost", required = true)
    @JsonProperty(value = "remoteHost", required = true)
    private String remoteHost;

    @XmlAttribute(name = "counter", required = true)
    @JsonProperty(value = "counter", required = true)
    private int counter;

    @XmlAttribute(name = "creationDate")
    @JsonProperty(value = "creationDate")
    private Date creationDate;

    @XmlAttribute(name = "modificationDate")
    @JsonProperty(value = "modificationDate")
    private Date modificationDate;

    /**
     * Default constructor.
     */
    public FailedAccessDto() {
        creationDate = new Date();
        modificationDate = (Date) creationDate.clone();
    }

    /**
     * Constructs an instance with the specified parameters.
     *
     * @param resourceId the ID of the resource
     * @param remoteHost the remote host
     */
    public FailedAccessDto(String resourceId, String remoteHost) {
        this();
        this.resourceId = resourceId;
        this.remoteHost = remoteHost;
    }

    /**
     * Constructs a clone of the specified {@link FailedAccess}.
     *
     * @param failedAccess the failed access
     */
    public FailedAccessDto(FailedAccess failedAccess) {
        this();
        update(failedAccess);
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return "FailedAccessDto [id=" + id + ", resourceId=" + resourceId + ", remoteHost=" + remoteHost + ", counter="
                + counter + ", creationDate=" + creationDate + ", modificationDate=" + modificationDate + "]";
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        final int prime = 31;
        int result = 1;
        result = prime * result + ((remoteHost == null) ? 0 : remoteHost.hashCode());
        result = prime * result + ((resourceId == null) ? 0 : resourceId.hashCode());
        return result;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        if (this == obj)
            return true;
        if (obj == null)
            return false;
        if (!(obj instanceof FailedAccess))
            return false;
        FailedAccess other = (FailedAccess) obj;
        if (remoteHost == null) {
            if (other.getRemoteHost() != null)
                return false;
        } else if (!remoteHost.equals(other.getRemoteHost()))
            return false;
        if (resourceId == null) {
            if (other.getResourceId() != null)
                return false;
        } else if (!resourceId.equals(other.getResourceId()))
            return false;
        return true;
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("MethodDoesntCallSuperMethod")
    @Override
    public FailedAccessDto clone() { // NOSONAR
        return new FailedAccessDto(this);
    }

    @Override
    public int compareTo(FailedAccess o) {
        return new FailedAccessHelper().compare(this, o);
    }

    /**
     * Updates this failed access by another one.
     *
     * @param failedAccess another failed access
     */
    @SuppressWarnings("Duplicates")
    public void update(FailedAccess failedAccess) {
        if (failedAccess != null) {
            this.counter = failedAccess.getCounter();
            this.creationDate = failedAccess.getCreationDate();
            this.id = failedAccess.getId() != null ? failedAccess.getId().toString() : null;
            this.modificationDate = failedAccess.getModificationDate();
            this.remoteHost = failedAccess.getRemoteHost();
            this.resourceId = failedAccess.getResourceId();
        }
    }

    @Override
    public String getId() {
        return id;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the ID.
     *
     * @param id the ID
     */
    public void setId(String id) {
        this.id = id;
    }

    @Override
    public String getResourceId() {
        if (resourceId == null || resourceId.trim().length() == 0) {
            resourceId = ResourceDescription.UNKNOWN_RESOURCE;
        }
        return resourceId;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the ID of the resource.
     *
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East Hampton, CT (View All Cities)
East Hampton, CT
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ZIP code 06424 is located in central Connecticut and covers a slightly less than average land area compared to other ZIP codes in the United States. It also has a slightly less than average population density.
The people living in ZIP code 06424 are primarily white. The number of middle aged adults is extremely large while the number of people in their late 20s to early 40s is extremely large. There are also a large number of families and a small number of single parents. The percentage of children under 18 living in the 06424 ZIP code is slightly higher than average compared to other areas of the country.
318 people per sq mi
Male 373 414 421 426 265 258 372 398 527 632 621 513 432 282 181 101 69 59
Female 391 371 426 395 234 288 392 433 546 635 612 526 415 284 186 137 101 92
Total 764 785 847 821 499 546 764 831 1,073 1,267 1,233 1,039 847 566 367 238 170 151
40-44 527 546 1,073
12,218 95.4%
Owner 20 441 835 1,206 987 512 215 64
Renter 40 111 134 190 106 70 64 31
Total 60 552 969 1,396 1,093 582 279 95
45-54 1,206 190 1,396
85 Plus 64 31 95
Male 67 80 81 87 69 78 92 88 87 70 87 91 91 82 112 99 104 65 46 53
Female 67 82 84 78 78 74 74 81 64 71 106 98 71 80 89 84 84 71 67 43
Total 134 162 165 165 147 152 166 169 151 141 193 189 162 162 201 183 188 136 113 96
The majority of household are owned or have a mortgage. Homes in ZIP code 06424 were primarily built in the 2000s or the 1980s. Looking at 06424 real estate data, the median home value of $270,500 is high compared to the rest of the country. It is also slightly less than average compared to nearby ZIP codes. 06424 could be an area to look for cheap housing compared to surrounding areas. Rentals in 06424 are most commonly 2 bedrooms. The rent for 2 bedrooms is normally $1,000+/month including utilities. 3+ bedrooms are also common and rent for $1,000+/month. Prices for rental property include ZIP code 06424 apartments, townhouses, and homes that are primary residences.
For more information, see Lake Pocotopaug, CT real estate.
As with most parts of the country, vehicles are the most common form of transportation to places of employment. In most parts of the country, the majority of commuters get to work in under half an hour. However, that is not the case in 06424. It has a much lower than average number of people that make it to work in under half an hour. Having to travel to work for over 45 minutes isn't uncommon for people who live here.
ZIP Code 06424 is in the East Hampton School District. There are 5 different elementary schools and high schools with mailing addresses in ZIP code 06424.
Center School
7 Summit St.
East Hampton, CT 06424
Grade Level: Middle/Elementary
District: East Hampton School District
East Hampton Middle School
19 Childs Rd.
20 Smith St.
East Hampton High School
15 North Maple St.
Grade Level: High/Secondary
The Learning Center at East Hampton
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Stowed away on the border between Goa and Karnataka is Dudhsagar, one of India's tallest waterfalls. Most trails boast of rich flora, fauna and sceneries and so does this one. However, this trek has an added highlight – something that few treks in the world do – a good old railway track!
This trek to the waterfall accessible through the Indian Rail Network and jeeps operated by private tour operators. The waterfall especially comes alive during monsoon, when it plunges down, as white as milk, from a height of 310 m.
Here's a quick update. Due to restrictions imposed by the Indian Railways, the Dudhsagar Waterfalls Trek will be 'offbound' for a year. The Dudhsagar Waterfalls will be accessible via jeeps operated by local travel agencies. However, the trek will remain inaccessible until further notice.
"The Dudhsagar Falls, located at the Goa-Karnataka border, has always been one of the most popular landmarks for tourists visiting the region. Most of us have seen it in photos and movies, and have immediately desired to visit the place at least once. After all, to see the waterfalls from the window of a train would be an experience a traveller would want to remember forever.
But unfortunately, the Falls have become inaccessible owing to restrictions imposed at the nearby railway station by Indian Railways. In order to enable tourists to get a glimpse of this glorious waterfall, the tourism department of Goa has urged the Railway Ministry to improve connectivity to the spot.
Gorakhgad Trek, located in Maharastra is a terrific alternative because of its enchanting forests, hidden waterfalls and caves.
Vaibhav is associated with Indiahikes as a Writer & Chief Explorer. He is an avid traveler with a passion for trekking in Indian Himalayas. With his roots in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh, the love for the mountains is in his blood. When not travelling he likes to spend time interacting with like-minded trek enthusiasts and read books on travel and mountaineering.
Dudhsagar Railway Station is 570 km from Bangalore. Board the Mas Vasco Express (Train number: 17311) from Bangalore. The train runs only on Fridays.
One can also trek to Dudhsagar from Kulem, which lies in Goa. However, the trek from Dudhsagar station is more promising in terms of beauty and an overall experience.
From Karnataka: Get off the train at the Castle Rock station. Castle Rock is the last station that lies within the border of Karnataka. There are a series of rail tunnels, the longest one being Tunnel 2, which stretches a distance of 2.4 km.
The trek from Castle Rock to Dudhsagar is 11 km long. Follow the railway track all the way to the waterfall. It passes through dense forests and smaller waterfalls within Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary. It takes around 6-7 hours to complete the trek. One can camp at the Dudhsagar Station, as camping is allowed here. It is advisable to carry your tents and sleeping bags along.
From Goa: Trek 26 km from Kulem to Castle Rock (Karnataka). Stop at the waterfall, which falls in between the beginning and the end of the trek. Since it's a long day of trekking, a break at the waterfall is well-deserved.
The trail also passes by a fire station on Karnataka-Goa border. Start early in the day. Walking on pebbles and gravel alongside the railway track can get tiring. A good trek shoe is recommended.
Carry efficient monsoon gear (raincoat, poncho), shoes, torch and sufficient food.
During monsoon, there are many streams to fill your bottles. During other seasons, carry enough water to last you the entire trek.
Respect Nature, do not dirty this beautiful place.
In case of an approaching train, walk away from the track to a safe distance.
Do not walk in groups inside a tunnel. Walk one behind the other.
Clean and carry your trash at the camping site of Dudhsagar. Dispose it at the designated disposal provided by the Indian Railways and the Forest Department.
Vaibhav was associated with Indiahikes as a Writer & Chief Explorer. He is an avid traveler with a passion for trekking in Indian Himalayas. With his roots in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh, the love for the mountains is in his blood. When not travelling he likes to spend time interacting with like-minded trek enthusiasts and read books on travel and mountaineering.


In addition to funds in your bank account, you may be able to invest your IRA, family trust, or pension funds in Trust Deeds. Or, if you're leaving an employer, you can roll your 401k retirement vehicle into a self-directed IRA, and invest that money in trust deeds.
We have several recommendations for self-directed IRA companies that can help guide you through the process on how to invest your funds in secured trust deed investments.
Buying real estate and trust deeds with your IRA has been an option since IRA's were created over 30 years ago. Many financial professionals are unfamiliar with this strategy and continue to exclusively recommend bond and mutual funds for IRA investments. Or, perhaps these professionals are compensated for selling these instruments, and ignore other options. Sometimes, the better options are trust deed instruments!
To invest in trust deeds with your IRA funds, you must first transfer your account to a third party "custodian" which will act as your intermediary. We have clients that have had success with the Self-Directed IRA companies listed below, but there are many reputable choices. Make sure your custodian allows for trust deed and real estate purchases.
Once your account has been opened, you can then direct those funds to be used as capital to fund trust deed investments. In additional to IRA or SEP IRA funds, you can also transfer existing pension plans (e.g. 401k, 403b, ESOP or 457 plan) to a custodian.
Putting mortgages into retirement plans can be an excellent long-term strategy for a variety of reasons. Firstly, interest income is tax deferred, or in the case of Roth IRA's, tax deferred. Savvy investors understand this, so they diversify by putting their high yield interest bearing investments into their pension programs, escaping paying the current taxes. Putting safe Trust Deed investments into a retirement plan and getting benefits of tax deferral or tax exemption is getting the best of both worlds.
Secondly, trust deeds are typically a fixed return. The mortgage interest rate stays constant throughout the term and the principal does not change. This consistent payment should be a staple of any portfolio; particularly with the volatility and uncertainty of the stock market.
Lastly, Trust Deeds offer a strong rate of return. Most mutual fund companies will show you graphs of their return on investments. Some will have a great year or three years, but their averages face the ebbs and tides of the ever changing and unpredictable economy. Trust Deeds or "private mortgage loans", as they are commonly referred to, offer 8.5-12.99% returns that are fixed.
Directing your IRA funds to finance high rate short term mortgage loans backed by strong equity in California real estate is not a new concept, but it is a lesser used one. It should be a part of your retirement vehicle for the reasons stated here. We, at Cushner Capital, would be happy to walk you through the steps, as well as introduce you to awesome Trust Deed Opportunities for your portfolio.


Although the Justice Department declined to file civil rights charges against Darren Wilson, he may still face punishment for his actions via a lawsuit.
Wilson and the city of Ferguson will be sued by Mike Brown's parents.
Lawyers for the family of Michael Brown announced today they will file a civil suit for the teen's death.
At a news conference, the attorneys for the Brown family confirmed that the city of Ferguson and former police officer, Darren Wilson, would be named in the suit. They did not say when exactly the suit would be filed.
Brown was fatally shot by Wilson last August, sparking numerous protests in Ferguson.
The news comes a day after the Department of Justice announced they would not be prosecuting Wilson for Brown's death.
Michael Brown's parents, Lesley McSpadden and Michael Brown Sr. attended the news conference but did not speak to reporters.
Good for the family, this news comes after the fact that the Ferguson Police Department was exposed for racial profiling.
Hopefully the courts rule in their favor.


A soothsayer calls out to Caesar as he passes and warns him against the ides of March, March 15. Caesar ignores the man and dismisses him as a dreamer. Upon seeing Cassius, Caesar informs Antony that he would rather be surrounded by men who are fat and happy than thin men like Cassius. He is worried that Cassius is dangerous because he "thinks too much" (1.2.193-196). Antony tells him not to worry about Cassius.
If determination is effectively the product of will and discipline, then you can become more determined by being more disciplined... In some very energetic people's lives you see something like wing flutter, where they alternate between doing great work and doing absolutely nothing. Externally this would look a lot like bipolar disorder.


For great Father's Day gift ideas, turn to Woodland Warner Flowers in Woodland Hills, CA. Flowers aren't just for Mother's Day, surprise Dad with a Father's Day gift to brighten his whole week! We offer flower delivery to Woodland Hills or nationwide!


Give the Gift of a Lifetime by joining voices and sharing the joy of music. Led by registered music therapist Vicki Gross, our community choir invites the participation of care partners, caregivers, and anyone wishing to keep their mind healthy and active. You don't need to carry a tune, we're interested in having fun, making memories, and expressing our creativity!


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Seattle will know Griffen's status Feb. 25
February 19, 2020 cc 1 Comment
As we maintain the drumbeat for Seattle to upgrade its pass rush this offseason, one of the mallets we have been using all along is Everson Griffen.
Whether it's by trade or by free-agent signing, it just seems like a pretty fair chance that Pete Carroll and his former USC standout end up reuniting. And that is regardless of whether the Hawks keep Jadeveon Clowney.
Next Tuesday is a day that looms fairly significant in this possible acquisition, as Griffen has until then to opt out of his contract. (H/T to Greg Haugsven for getting the date from contract expert Joel Corry.)
If he does, he would become a free agent March 18 and the Seahawks would be smart to put on a full-court press. If he doesn't opt out, the cap-strapped Vikings ($11 million over) will have to decide what to do with his $13.9 million cap hit.
Griffen, who had a nice 2019 season after a mental health concern in 2018, has said he would like to stay in Minnesota — which makes it sound like he won't void his deal. But he's also the easiest path to the Vikings getting back into the black.
Griffen, 32, redid his deal last year so the Vikings probably are not going to go that route again. They could cut Linval Joseph ($10.5 million savings) and fan target Xavier Rhodes ($8.1 million), but Griffen ($13.1 million) offers the most cap relief from a single move. And that's why it seems a strong bet that he will be available.
The gang at Seahawks Draft Blog recently debated an interesting two-fer trade idea: The Hawks sending their first-rounder to Minnesota for Griffen and Stefon Diggs — the assumption being that the Vikings would do the deal to add $18 million in cap space and get rid of the apparently disgruntled receiver.
But adding both would cost the Hawks $25 million — over half their projected cap room for signing veterans — and they have no reason to pay $11.5 million for a third receiver (especially one who might be Percy Harvin redux) when they need that money for another pass rusher. The addition of Greg Olsen also probably indicates adding Diggs is not really on John Schneider's mind.
But a simple deal for Griffen would make sense, and Schneider might not have to pay that much — maybe no more than a fourth-rounder — to take his $13.5 million salary (and three remaining contract years) off the Vikings' hands.
Griffen's contract decision will come at the same time NFL teams are at the Combine. So, if Griffen declines to become a free agent, Schneider will be able to discuss a possible deal with Vikings GM Rick Spielman (they have made a handful of trades over the past few years — the Harvin debacle the most notable). No trade can be consummated until March 18 though.
If Griffen chooses free agency, Schneider will have to bid against other teams and hope the price stays in the mid-teens (remember, the Hawks should be budgeting around $32 million for two top pass rushers).
We'll find out Tuesday which way the Hawks will need to try to get Griffen.
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One thought on "Seattle will know Griffen's status Feb. 25"
Greg Haugsven says:
Thanks for the love. Griffen for sure could be a good option.


The bottom line for me today is that a healthy diet is ALWAYS composed of lots of vegetables. I have started eating a low carbohydrate diet, as well as avoiding both gluten and dairy (which can both cause inflammation), and fasting for 12 + hours between dinner and breakfast.
The initial reason that I started a keto diet (low carb), is because I became convinced that eating carbohydrates can create spikes in both blood sugar and insulin. This is not good for either cardiovascular health, brain health or the development of diabetes.
However, as I am sure that I have mentioned on this blog, certain lecturers in my Human Nutrition course at Deakin University were adamant that low carb diets, simply result in the loss of water (and presumably stored glycogen), and when you start to eat normally again, you put all the weight back on again – which makes sense, if you are replenishing your store of glycogen.
I started investigating this debate last weekend and in my research came across a couple of books written by the CSIRO celebrating a low carb diet for a variety of health outcomes including weight loss.
It is actually not my weight, which is my biggest concern at the moment. I love my body. It is gorgeous. But I do want to be healthy. This is important to me. I want to protect myself from some of the diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimers disease, osteoporosis that can happen later in life. These are the reasons that I am transitioning to a different way of eating and moving my body.
From everything that I have read recently, low carb diets can actually improve long term health outcomes. The difference between those early Atkins, Dukkan or Paleo diets, for example is that the focus was on eating a lot of protein. Keto has more emphasis on eating more low carb vegetables, and healthy fats, and the CSIRO low carb diet is definitely centred around large amounts of vegetables, moderate amounts of protein and healthy fats, and reduced carbohydrates.
Organising your daily diet. What to eat?
The main difference between the CSIRO diet and the other ketoflex diet that had started my journey into low carb, is that while the ketoflex diet suggests a mainly vegetarian diet, with moderate amounts of meat and lots of good fats, it does not make it clear how to actually achieve this.
I did do a lot of research into vegetarian keto recipes and found some good ones! However, the CSIRO diet and I expect other peak nutrition bodies in Australia, focus on units of each type of food. So everyone should eat at least 5 units of low carb vegetables, and 10 units of healthy fats, as well as about 2.5 – 3.5 units of protein and 1.5 units of carbs (in the early stages of the program), this increases from weeks 7 – 12 of the diet. These amounts differ depending on your energy requirements.
It really helps as I am preparing food to assess how many units of each macronutrient is in my meal. It is an effective way of making better choices. Today my lunch was a slice of mountain bread, spread with a tablespoon of hummus, lots of leaves, 1/2 cup of grated carrot and 1/4 of an avocado. This would have been 0.5 – 1 unit of carbs, 1 unit of vegetables, 1 unit of protein and 2 units of good fat.
The CSIRO recipes are a bit involved from what I have seen so far. I do like a quick and easy, but tasty and nutritious recipe (think 12wbt), but it is a great foundation for better eating and I am excited about this new lifestyle.
You can find the CSIRO low carb book here, and they have also written a second book, which I am yet to read.
Low carb or keto – should you consider it?


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Orthodox welcome Bush administration
By Sharon Samber January 15, 2001 10:00 am
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15 (JTA) — As President-elect George W. Bush prepares to take office, Orthodox Jewish groups hope they will find a more sympathetic ear in the White House.
After eight difficult years trying to push their agenda with the Clinton administration, groups like Agudath Israel of America and the Orthodox Union are hopeful they'll have a better chance with Bush and his staff, who support a greater role for religion in public life.
The groups' early outreach to Bush highlights the domestic priorities of the organizations and their attempts to persuade Bush to include them in the policy circle, particularly on issues such as school vouchers and charitable choice.
"There is reason for optimism that the new administration will move in the direction that we have long been advocating," said David Zwiebel, Agudath Israel's executive vice president for government and public affairs.
Vouchers, which provide government funds for students to attend parochial or private schools, continues to be a divisive issue for Jewish organizations. But many Orthodox Jews, who send their children to yeshivas or Jewish day schools, support publicly financed tuition vouchers. Both Agudath Israel, a fervently Orthodox organization, and the O.U., a centrist Orthodox group, strongly support vouchers.
In an open letter this month from Agudath Israel to Bush, Zwiebel asks the president-elect to "enlist Jewish support for policies that expand parental options in education."
Last month, the O.U. sent a memo to Bush outlining its domestic policy priorities.
Agudath Israel recently filed a brief seeking to uphold a voucher program in Cleveland. The program was ruled unconstitutional last month, but the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to take on the voucher issue more directly in the coming term.
Last year, the court ruled that it is constitutional for religious schools to use taxpayer dollars to buy computers and other instructional materials. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, considered a swing vote on the voucher issue, joined the majority in that case, but indicated her reservations about unrestricted aid to religious schools.
Many Orthodox schools rely heavily on funding from Title VI or Chapter 2, federal programs designed to aid private religious education.
Zwiebel believes vouchers are one way to give parents meaningful educational options, and that non- Orthodox Jews also support the program. He says there is a "growing groundswell" of parents enrolling their children in Jewish day schools, making Jews more receptive to governmental policies designed to promote educational choice.
Zwiebel is not suggesting that Bush will find a majority in the Jewish community supporting vouchers or charitable choice, which allows religious institutions to bid for government social service contracts.
Still, Zwiebel says, Bush will find "significant support" among Jews and should not write off the Jewish community. Rather, he advised, Bush should see it as a group worth courting, even though fewer than 20 percent of Jewish voters supported him in the 2000 presidential election.
The increased role of faith-based organizations is another area where Orthodox agendas dovetail with Bush's.
Faith-based initiatives have a tremendous amount of potential, and Bush hopes Jewish organizations will benefit, said Juliana Glover, a Bush spokesperson. Glover did not comment directly on the letter and memo the Orthodox groups sent Bush or on specific outreach attempts to Orthodox and other Jewish organizations.
Nathan Diament, director of the Orthodox Union's Institute for Public Affairs, said he thinks the Bush administration will reach out to Orthodox Jews. The memo Diament sent to Bush last month noted that the Orthodox Jewish community supported a number of the policy initiatives Bush championed during his campaign.
One of them is charitable choice, which passed as part of the 1996 welfare reform.
"We are pleased that this is a central feature of your campaign's domestic agenda and urge you to expand the federal government's support for and partnership with faith-based social service providers," the O.U. memo said.
Bush has said he will establish a federal Office of Faith-Based Action to organize his charitable choice agenda.
Diament insists that the O.U. tries to advance a traditional Jewish agenda, not a liberal or conservative one, and therefore will disagree with Bush on issues such as the death penalty.
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We're very happy to announce the final release of SyntaxEditor 3.0. The core regex engine in 3.0 has been rebuilt and optimized so that speed increases of up to 10 times over the speed in version 2.5 can be achieved in languages with a lot of keywords.
Token mouse events like TokenMouseDown, TokenMouseEnter, etc.
Every new feature and code change made is documented in the Release History within the Readme file.
There were several breaking code changes that needed to be made to support some new features. All of them are described in detail in the documentation topic "Converting from Version 2.x to 3.0" so make sure you read that immediately after upgrading.
If you are an existing owner of SyntaxEditor and would like to upgrade to 3.0, please log into Customer Relations. If you originally purchased an annual subscription and if it is still active, you can request a free upgrade to 3.0 on the Organization Purchases page in Customer Relations. Simply click the link on that page to request a free upgrade (not available if you are not eligible). We will validate upgrade requests at the end of each day.
If you do not own an annual subscription, you can purchase an upgrade or an upgrade and annual subscription for the amount of developer licenses you own from our secure purchase pages. This will allow you to be licensed for the 3.0 version. We do recommend purchase of an annual subscription since there are more versions planned for the next year.
Upgrades and annual subscriptions can be purchased here.
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Q: X is sequentially compact $\implies $ then Lebesgue lemma hold for X where X is metric space
X is sequentially compact $\implies $ then Lebesgue lemma hold for X where X is metric space
Lebesgue lemma:X is said to satisfy Lebesgue number lemma it  for every open cover of X there in $\delta >0$ wherever there is set with diameter $\delta $ then it contains completely in some element of the open cover

I had read proof from Munkres as follows
I had the following doubts:
1) $x_n $ is constructed in such a way that it implies sequence itself convergent.
I know that by sequentially compactness we get convergent subsequence.
But construction says that $x_n\in B(t,1/n)$ due to this I think there is no choice for sequence rather than to converge. AS we know that it has a convergent subsequence that means sequence converges to the same point
Is my interpretation is correct?
2)I read theorem several times but I do not think I get an idea how to arrive at contradiction.
Please help me to learn this theorem .
Any Help will be appreciated

A: The non-empty $C_n$ with $\operatorname{diam}(C_n) < \frac1n$ are given separately from each other: the contradiction-assumption only gives they such sets exist (such that $C_n$ is also not a subset of any $A \in \mathcal{A}$) not that we can choose them to be nested, or of the form $B(a,r)$ for some $a,r$ etc. We know nothing at all about them, except their diameter and non-subset properties. That's why we pick $x_n \in C_n$ and use a convergent subsequence of them to get any "grip" on them at all. So we have a convergent subsequence $x_{n_k}$ that converges to some $a \in X$. As $\mathcal{A}$ is a cover, we have some $A_0 \in \mathcal{A}$ that contains this $a$. As $A_0$ is open, there is an $\varepsilon>0$ such that $B(a,\varepsilon) \subseteq A_0$. So far so good.
Now $B(a, \varepsilon)$ has diameter $\le 2\varepsilon$, and it contains infinitely many $x_{n_k}$ (as they converge to $a$) which come from sets of smaller and smaller diameter, so eventually the $C_{n_k}$ they came from are also going to fit inside $B(a,\varepsilon)$: just pick $i$ so large that $\frac{1}{n_i} < \frac{\varepsilon}{2}$ and also such that $d(x_{n_i},a) < \frac{\varepsilon}{2}$, then let $p \in C_{n_i}$. As $p$ and $x_{n_i}$ both comes from $C_{ni}$: $d(p, x_{n_i}) \le \operatorname{diam}(C_{n_i}) < \frac{1}{n_i} < \frac{\varepsilon}{2}$ and so $$d(p,a) \le d(p, x_{n_i}) + d(x_{n_i},a) < \frac{\varepsilon}{2} + \frac{\varepsilon}{2} = \varepsilon$$
and as $p \in C_{n_i}$ was arbitrary, $$C_{n_i} \subseteq B(a, \varepsilon) \subseteq A_0$$
which is in immediate contradiction with the fact that no $C_m$ was a subset of any subset of $\mathcal{A}$ by assumption!
The triangle inequality argument was not written down by Munkres (as such arguments are so common that the reader is supposed to fill them in him/herself), but the intuition should be clear: the convergent subsequence forces the small corresponding $C_n$ sets to cluster near $a$ too, and so inside the open $A_0$ that $a$ is in.

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*Choosing $x_n$ from $C_n$ which satisfies that $\mbox{diam}C_n<1/n$ and is not contained in any element of $\mathcal{A}$( by hypothesis, $C_n$ exists ), no condition ganrantees that $x_n$ converges, but by sequentially compactness of $X$, there exists a convergence subsequence $y_n$ of $x_n$.

*$C_{n_i}\subset A$ contradicts with the hypothesis that any $C_n$ is not contained in any element of $\mathcal{A}$ .


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/**
 * Asakusa on MapReduce Compiler for Testing.
 */
package com.asakusafw.testdriver.mapreduce;