Pasteli is a sweet sesame seed and honey bar that's popular in the Middle East and around the Mediterranean, particularly in Greece. It's a delightfully satisfying combination of sticky, crunchy and chewy, and it couldn't be simpler to make. Honey and sesame seeds are boiled together until the mixture starts to resemble toffee. It's then poured into a shallow pan and allowed to set before being cut into slices. Any honey will make delicious pPasteli, but wildflower, apple blossom and orange blossom varieties will add a subtle spring aroma and complement the flavour of the sesame seeds.
Lemon and garlic roast chicken might be a classic dish, but why not try something different next time you cook a whole chicken? This dish involves steeping your chicken overnight in a subtly sweet, herby brine of fresh sage, bay leaves, honey, salt and water. For a medium chicken use a litre of water with 100g each of honey and fine sea salt, 6-8 sage leaves and two bay leaves. Remove the chicken from the brine and roast it as you normally would. Mild varieties of honey, such as clover and acacia, work best for this dish, as they do not overpower the delicate flavour of the poultry.
Using fresh green papaya, sweet mango, roasted peanuts and serrano chilies, this slaw is a real treat for your taste buds and is served with a honey vinaigrette with fresh lime juice to balance the heat from the chilies. For this recipe, try a strong honey, such as buckwheat, avocado or basswood, to prevent the flavour being lost amongst the other bold flavours in the dish.
These are just a few suggestions of how honey can be used to add sweetness and a unique flavour to dishes. There's such a wide variety of honey to try, so have fun experimenting and discovering new favourites to keep in your larder.
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Q: AngularJS custom directives not working when using ng-include "Object # has no method" So I decided after much debate, to split my webpage into two parts, one for ie7 and another for ie8+. I have many

scattered around, and I just want to separate the html as much as possible. Sure it's heavier maintenance, but whatev.
So as I moved my html content from the main.html to submain.html, I noticed one of my custom directives wasn't working.
Note: All my javascript gets loaded AFTER I load the html content.
I have a directive called ng-map, where if this attribute appears on any div with an ID, it'd call mapquest to fill in the div with an interactive map. Currently this works.
However, if I move the directive:

out of main.html and place it into submain.html and add this in my main.html:

it doesn't work, even though my submain.html loads properly.
It gives me the error: "Error: Object # has no method 'initMap'"
This is what my directive looks like:
mapapp.app.directive('ngMap', ['logger', '$http', function (logger, $http) {
    var directiveDefinitionObject = {
        restrict: 'A',
        controller: function link($scope, $element) {
            $scope.shouldMapLoadOnPageLoad = true;

            $scope.loadCodeAndMap =
                function () {
                    var key = {...};
                    var script = document.createElement('script');
                    script.type = 'text/javascript';
                    script.src = "http://www.mapquestapi.com/sdk/js/v7.0.s/mqa.toolkit.js?key=" + key;
                    document.body.appendChild(script);
                };
            $scope.loadCodeAndMap();
            $scope.initMap = function () {
               ...
            }
        }
    };
    return (directiveDefinitionObject);
}]);

Any help in understanding what is happening here is appreciated.

A: Okay figured it out, but I don't have complete understanding.
When I load up my html content, controller, and directives, I was able to call the $scope.initMap function located in my directive from a $watch on my controller.
So this worked:
controller:
$scope.$watch('blahData', function(newVal, oldVal) {
    $scope.initMap();
}

directive:
$scope.initMap = function() { .. }

however, when I change my html to load via ajax (which I assume that's what ng-include does to fetch the html from a location, you need to change the above logic.
So the previous html goes from this:

Hello!

to

Then the controller becomes something like this:
$scope.initMap = false; //not a function anymore
$scope.$watch('blahData', function(newVal, oldVal){
    $scope.initMap = !$scope.initMap;
}

and the directive becomes:
$scope.$watch('$scope.initMap', function() { ... }

So the directive now watches the data happening from the controller. Now, if your directive doesn't include scope: '=' for the directive options, then you have to access the controller scope as a parent:
$scope.$watch('$scope.$parent.initMap, function() { ... }

that's because scope: '=' binds the local $scope on the directive to the parent scope (the controller).

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El Concejo Regional de Gush Etzion es un Concejo Regional en el Área de Judea y Samaria (Cisjordania) que administra los asentamientos israelíes de la región de Gush Etzion, al sureste de Jerusalén. Según la Oficina Central de Estadísticas de Israel los 19 asentamientos poseen una población de unos 20.000 habitantes (2010). La sede administrativa del concejo está ubicada en Alon Shvut y su actual presidente es Davidi Perl.

Geografía
El Concejo Regional está localizado en un área montañosa a 900 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Debido a la altura el clima en el invierno es muy frío y lluvioso, nevando frecuentemente. Los límites del Concejo Regional son: al norte la ciudad de Jerusalén y el Concejo Regional de Mateh Binyamin, al sur las ciudades de Hebrón y Kiryat Arba así como el Concejo Regional Har Hebron, al oeste el Valle de Elah y al este el Desierto de Judea.

Historia
El primer asentamiento en Gush Etzion fue Migdal Eder, fundado en 1927 por un grupo de judíos ortodoxos de Jerusalén y algunas familias judías procedentes de Yemen, esta comunidad desapareció después de los motines árabes de 1929.

El segundo intento fue hecho por Shmuel Holtzman en 1935, que estableció la aldea Kfar Etzion. Los repetidos ataques de los árabes durante los disturbios árabes entre 1936 y 1939 alejaron a los pioneros del lugar.

En 1945 un grupo de jóvenes que llegaron de Europa Oriental tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial establecieron un nuevo asentamiento, Mesu'ot Yitzhaken, en memoria de los fallecidos durante el Holocausto, en 1946 se estableció el kibutz Ein Tzurim, y en 1947 el kibutz Revadim. Los asentamentos desaparecieron como consecuencia de la Guerra de Independencia de Israel. Después de la recuperación israelí del territorio como consecuencia de la Guerra de los Seis Días comenzó el proceso de creación de nuevos asentamientos en la zona.

Asentamientos

Alon Shvut
Bat Ayín
Carmei Tzur
Guevaot
Elazar
Har Gilo
Kfar Etzion
Migdal Oz
Neve Daniel
Rosh Tzurim

Ibei HaNahal
Kedar
Kfar Eldad
Ma'ale Amos
Maale Rehavam
Metzad
Nokdim
Pnei Kedem
Tekoa

Véase también
 Área de Judea y Samaria
 Cisjordania
 Territorios ocupados por Israel

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Site oficial de Concejo Regional Gush Etzion

Concejos regionales de Israel
Área de Judea y Samaria

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She is the founder of the Back To The Fitrah Academy, dedicated to the development of certified facilitators and mentors of the Back To The Fitrah suite of programs across the globe. Kathryn's combination of formal and informal education along with personal and professional experience have given her a unique perspective and approach to the topic of emotional & spiritual resilience.
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So, if providers are "reading" your email, what does that mean to you, and to your clients?
If you are an attorney, you can not continue using one of these services once you know about their marketing tactics. Attorney-client confidentiality is fundamentally breached if someone, or something in this case, is opening and analyzing all of your confidential emails word for word, even attachment by attachment.
Likewise, if you are a clinician, HIPAA's rules require that you restrict access and guard against unauthorized access to electronic Patient Health Information (ePHI). In some cases by clicking through the provider's Terms & Conditions (you know, the ones no one ever reads!), you may be explicitly giving the service provider authority to access your email.
Email is transmitted using Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). Unless additional security and privacy techniques are applied, this method sends the email in readable form (similar to the way you see it on your computer screen) over computer switches and routers from Internet providers, until it eventually is received by an email server where it is stored until you read it, and in some cases, long thereafter. How well these devices are protected, where they reside (ex. domestically or abroad) and what devices you use to access them, all contribute to the security of your email content.
That is why, especially in sensitive industries, the use of secure file sharing tools and email encryption software is now required due diligence. Beyond tools and techniques, for entity's covered by HIPAA, they also must select an email provider willing to sign Business Associate Agreements (BAA). Not so simple anymore.
For some industries, the cost of failing to properly protect sensitive data may be hard to quantify since it will be measured in terms of lost client trust and brand reputation damage. This can be influenced by many factors including how the breach occurred and how the organization handled the matter.
Across all industries there continue to be investments in technology to enhance productivity and our overall work lives. As we do so, we have a responsibility to our vendors, customers and business partners to handle their information with as much respect and trust as possible. Some tools do a better job than others of not only doing the job but doing it securely. Ultimately, knowledge and initiative are required to implement the appropriate solution.


There's no doubt about it, buying a yacht or a private jet is an expensive proposition, even when just looked at on the surface.
But once you delve deeper, there are other costs, such as the crew, maintenance, storage fees and everything else that comes with owning a piece of machinery for upwards of $3 million. Even more troublesome, if you don't use it very often, those maintenance bills start to grow, as these machines need to be used to stay in tip-top shape. So what are you supposed to do if you want a private jet or yacht, but don't necessarily need it every day?
The answer lies in fractional ownership, a concept that allows you to buy into a single vehicle or a fleet, for just a fraction of the original price. Although there are some people who think that this is just a way for the less fortunate to seem richer than they actually are, it can be a very smart decision both in the long term and on the financial front.
Here's how it works: You go to a company that offers a fractional ownership plan, and see what kind of vehicles or fleets they offer. Then you buy into one of these fleets, yachts or planes, for just a portion of the purchase price of the vehicle. This cost now covers a specified number of days of usage per year, all maintenance required, as well as the crew's salaries, all in one lump sum. After a few years, you either re-up with the company to continue using your vehicle, or you exit your contract and either move to another company or do whatever you like.
Take, for example, what SeaNet is doing with their fleet of Delfino Benetti yachts. One of their offerings involves buying into a fleet of yachts, which gives you access to boats in the Mediterranean, or across the East Coast or West Coast of the U.S. So how do they handle the logistics of it all? "It's pretty straightforward," explains Michael Costa of SeaNet Yachts.
This has wide-ranging implications, and it's quite practical as well. Say you live in California, and you like to tour a few areas in the world on a private yacht at least once a year. If you own that yacht, not only are you paying for it to be stored and maintained all year, but you've got a crew on retainer that's ready at a moment's notice. These costs can go upwards of 10 percent of the purchase price of the vehicle, which in some cases, can go past $1 million per year. Even if you've got money to burn, that's not necessarily the best way to burn it.
In addition, moving a private jet from city to city isn't very difficult, but it does involve some planning to do correctly. You can't just call up your pilot while you're sitting at an airport in New York if the plane is in Atlanta and expect him to drop everything and pick you up. And if you have a private yacht, moving it around is a potentially very expensive affair, and very time-consuming — traveling from California to the Bahamas on a boat takes lots of time and money.
To figure out if you should own or purchase a stake in a fractional ownership program on a private yacht or jet, you first need to assess your situation. How often will you use the vehicle? What kind of access will you have to it when you need it? How close are you to the dock or airport that the vehicle will be stored? How long will it be before you want to upgrade or buy a new private jet or yacht? By answering these questions, most people will realize that owning their own vehicle really isn't the best way to go, and maybe considering fractional ownership or one of the other alternatives makes more financial sense.


For the couple who loves animals as much as they love each other! Josette and Ty had a fun wedding at a unique venue…The Detroit Zoo! We absolutely love that animal inspired wedding cake!
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Revelations from Inspector General reveal culture of fear led to wait time manipulation
The Department of Veteran Affairs Office of the Inspector General has released reports from 49 investigations into whether patient appointment wait times were being manipulated throughout the VA Health Care System.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) talks to reporters ahead of a rally near Raleigh, North Carolina on March 8, 2016. Cruz is seeking the Republican nomination for president.
The release of the reports has led to additional pressure from Sens. Ted Cruz and John Cornyn of Texas, who together passed an amendment last year requiring VA Secretary Robert McDonald to report to Congress on any corrective measures and share a timeline for remedying the problems, which surfaced first in Phoenix, Arizona in April 2014.
"Veterans in San Antonio deserve better than long waits and barriers to care after selflessly putting their lives on the line to serve this nation," Sen. Cornyn said in a statement last November.
"Our veterans deserve the very best care our nation can provide," Cruz said in a statement on the amendment, which became law in December 2015. " Unfortunately, veterans in South Texas often do not receive timely access to health care."
Cruz, Cornyn and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott authored a joint letter to McDonald last week asking for an update on the department's progress in the wake of the reports.
"We remain troubled that the VA continues to fail to provide timely health care to our nation's veterans, despite receiving enhanced authorities and funding from Congress to hire new employees and address additional problems facing the VA," the letter reads.
There were 12 investigations into Texas facilities from Dallas to El Paso, all of which can be accessed online through the VA IG website.
"The IG reports indicate that improper training, lack of supervision and non-centralized scheduling are the primary causes of the data manipulation," the letter reads. "However, some employees reported feeling pressure to change wait times or risk getting fired."
In their letter, the senators and Abbott call for McDonald to make "more robust use" of his power "to remove any individual from the VA Senior Executive Service whose poor performance or misconduct warrants such removal."
"These ongoing scheduling problems clearly evidence failures of leadership at senior levels of these Health Care Systems in Texas and, more broadly, within the Veterans Health Administration," the letter continues.
The investigations were based on complaints filed by employees and former employees. One such investigation into Audie L. Murphy VA Hospital in San Antonio found that schedulers based patient's desired dates on clinic availability to manipulate the system into recording shorter wait times for care.
While investigators at the Harlingen VA facility found no evidence that employees had been threatened with termination for not following the schedule manipulation policy — as one complainant claimed — the report did note a culture of fear that contributed toward the manipulation of wait times.
"There was evidence that the employees felt pressure from the TVCB Health Care System management official, which led to the manipulating of VistA in order to keep scheduling numbers within standard," Quentin Aucoin wrote in his report.
Larry Smith, a U.S. Army veteran living in South Texas, said in 2014 that three veterans reportedly died while waiting for treatment at the Harlingen clinic. At least 40 veterans in Phoenix were died while enduring artificial wait times.
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This year alone, roughly 500,000 baby turtles made it out to sea after hatching on beaches in Turkey. The Forestry and Waters Affairs Minister claimed that Turkey had the highest number of nesting sites for the endangered Caretta caretta turtles. This means a huge responsibility in protecting the species.
A wise lion once said "Everything you see, exist together in a delicate balance, you need to understand that balance and respect all the creatures from the crawling ant to the leaping antelope. We are all connected in the great circle of life".
India has become the largest country so far to ban dolphin shows.
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The definition of laxity is the quality or condition of being loose.
Being lose and relaxed in the enforcement of a procedure is an example of laxity.
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The state or quality of being lax.
The state of being lax; looseness, lack of tension.
Moral looseness; lack of rigorousness or strictness.
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TITLE: A is for Allies Reviews
CATEGORY: Action/adventure, Hurt/comfort
SUMMARY: SG-1 are captured by the Goa'uld Hu. Who - if anyone - will come to save them?
CHARACTERS: Sam, Daniel, O'Neill, Teal'c, Martouf/Lantash, Aldwin
WARNINGS: Minor violence. Non-explicit mention of torture
SPOILERS: Season: Late second season/early third season
"You were trespassing on my domain!" the Goa'uld on the throne exclaimed, angrily. He glared at the four people kneeling in front of him, his First Prime standing beside them with a painstick in his hand.
The Goa'uld on the throne was a youngish looking man, with short, dark hair, and piercing black eyes. His face was regular, and he was quite handsome, even though his cold expression detracted some from his appeal. He was dressed in the Egyptian style, as was another man - probably also a Goa'uld - standing a few steps behind him. That man's fiery red hair and green eyes made him look oddly out of place, though the lack of a cynical expression did that in any case. His look was more blank than evil.
"Sorry," O'Neill said, not looking like he meant it. "Didn't know it was yours. Maybe you should put up a sign? Who are you, by the way?"
"Insolence! I am Lord Hu! How can you not know my greatness?" He motioned at the nearest Jaffa, who gave O'Neill a hard blow on the shoulder, making him cry out and fall forward. Hu smirked. "Of course, the Tau'ri, know little of what happens in the Galaxy. SG-1! Yes, I recognize you! Heru'ur shall be most pleased with me when I present you as my gift!"
O'Neill picked himself up from the floor, and looked at the Goa'uld. "Huh? Really? That's your name?"
"That is enough!" Hu roared, furious over the insulting way O'Neill was behaving. "You will tell me why you are here, and then Heru'ur shall get you. You are going to regret your insolent behaviour, human!" He turned to his Jaffa. "Kree! Show the human what happens when you disobey your god!"
The Jaffa immediately jammed a painstick against O'Neill's neck, causing him to fall forward again, and the light to shine strongly from his mouth and eyes.
Before the interrogation could continue, a nervous man entered the room, bowing very deeply. "I... I apologize, my Lord, but you have a visitor. He is most insistent."
Hu looked at the man with such anger, that the already nervous man paled and seemed close to fainting. Hu turned to the man standing behind him. "Thopar. Handle it."
"At once, my Lord." The underling bowed and left.
Thopar stepped back into the throne room and observed the scene before him for a few moments, frowning slightly. Hu was still interrogating the prisoners, alternating between using his ribbon device and letting his Jaffa use their painsticks on them. It did not seem like they were giving Hu any information, or perhaps he was not really interested in any.
The young Goa'uld walked up to his master, again giving the Jaffa and prisoners the briefest of glances, before bowing in front of Hu. "My Lord, I regret to interrupt you, but your presence elsewhere is required. A messenger from Heru'ur has just arrived."
"Now?" Hu exclaimed, turning angrily. "While I am amusing myself? Why can you not handle this?"
"I apologize, my Lord, but he insists the information can only be given directly to you. I felt it... pertinent, that we do not let Heru'ur's messenger wait. Not after... the unfortunate accident at Heru'ur's palace last month."
Hu glared at him for a moment longer, then sighed. "You are correct, Thopar." He gave his prisoners a look of regret. "I will continue this later, perhaps. Have them placed in a holding cell, then inform the cook that he had better prepare a perfect dinner tonight..."
"Of course, my Lord." Thopar bowed deeply.
O'Neill straightened, trying to find a position that did not hurt as much. It did not seem possible. He groaned. "Tell me again, why did we go to this damn planet?"
"The 'shady character' as you called him, at the market place on P3R-325, claimed that it had been abandoned by the Goa'uld, despite there still being naquadah left in the mines," Teal'c reminded him, surfacing briefly from his kel'no'reem.
"Made us pay him a good price in gold, too." O'Neill grumbled. "Any luck?" he called to Sam, who was fiddling with the lock on the door.
"No, sir, not yet." She grimaced as a too fast movement caused the pain and nausea to return. Side-effects of torture with the ribbon-device, she knew.
"Meaning we're stuck! It's only a matter of time before the Goa'uld finishes talking with that messenger, and then he'll probably go right back to torturing us," Daniel observed morosely, not opening his eyes. He was lying on the only bench in the room, moving as little as possible.
"I don't think so. It sounded like it'll be some time... maybe even until tomorrow," Sam said. "It should give us time to heal up. Mostly, anyway."
"Yeah, why didn't they throw us in the sarcophagus? Don't they usually do that?" O'Neill asked.
"Not always. The Goa'uld sometimes use this a way of wearing down their prisoner's resistance, making them more likely to talk," Teal'c told them. "Besides, our injuries are not severe."
O'Neill snorted. "Not severe! Tell that to my neck - or my shoulder! Actually, just about any part of my body!"
"Teal'c is right, sir. We're sore and uncomfortable, but we've got no life-threatening injuries." Sam sighed, frustrated. "I can't get this door opened!"
"I refuse to die at the hands of a Goa'uld called something as stupid as 'Hu'!" O'Neill exclaimed.
"We won't - he's going to give us to Heru'ur, remember?" Daniel said. "Not that it matters. We're dead anyway."
"Maybe not..." Sam frowned. "I'm almost certain the underling - Thopar - is a Tok'ra."
"A Tok'ra? Why hasn't he done anything, then?" O'Neill scoffed. "He just let Hu torture us, for Christ's sake!"
"Maybe he couldn't do anything immediately, not without getting his cover blown," Sam suggested. "Wouldn't do us much good if he just got himself locked up too."
"Or maybe he hasn't been told we're friends of the Tok'ra?" Daniel said.
"I guess that's possible." Sam admitted. "I don't know how often they keep their undercover operatives updated, or even if it's something they'll deem important enough to tell them."
"Hrmph," O'Neill said. "We'll see, I guess."
Thopar - or Porwin, as his real name was - hurried to his quarters as soon as he had given the order to have the prisoners thrown into a holding cell.
*They were badly injured. Perhaps we should have had them sent to the sarcophagus first,* Jihlen sounded worried.
*If I had done so without Hu's explicit order, I would have angered him, perhaps even arosen his suspicion. We cannot afford that. You know how important our work here is. Hu may be a minor Goa'uld, but he is Heru'ur's ally, and that means he gets invited to all major meetings, and celebrations. As his loyal underling, he usually brings me as well,* Porwin told his host. *Besides, their injuries were not that severe. Even the humans will heal on their own. The sarcophagus is not a thing to use lightly.*
*They are friends of the Tok'ra. Our... allies. The are even the team known as SG-1, the ones who made contact with the Tok'ra.*
*Yes, and that is why we will take the risk and contact our base. Hopefully, Hu will go through with his plan to send the prisoners as a gift to Heru'ur - that will give some of our people the opportunity to save them. I feel fairly confident Hu will do as we expect.*
*Perhaps. In any case... do you really think the Council will agree to send a rescue team?*
*Probably. I believe Garshaw has become quite convinced of the importance that we cooperate with the Tau'ri. Also, Selmak's new host is Tau'ri, so she will vote in favour as well. Of course, there is also the fact that Jolinar's former host, Captain Samantha Carter, is among the prisoners. She holds much information which could endanger the Tok'ra, were the Goa'uld to access it.* Porwin opened the door to his quarters, and went inside, closing it after him, then locking it.
He methodically went through all the rooms and closets, checking everywhere that no one was there. When he was certain they were alone, he pushed his bed a little bit out from the wall, and opened a panel on the back.
*It is incredibly dangerous to allow this Samantha Carter to go on missions without a symbiote. Why do the Council permit it?* Jihlen complained. *What if she has all of Jolinar's memories? Then she would know the placement of a great many of our operatives and location of several bases and outposts. There are much which has not changed since before Jolinar died!*
*We cannot force Samantha Carter to refrain from going on missions, and we obviously cannot force her to become a host!* Porwin pulled a small transmission device from the hidden room, sounding tense. *Sorry, I know that is not what you meant.* He 'hugged' his host and took a deep breath. *Being undercover is wearying. Seeing the Goa'uld mistreat their slaves and prisoners, are even more so. So many suffers, and we can do little or nothing!* He took a deep breath, and let it out slowly, letting the frustration drain with it.
Jihlen 'hugged' him back. *We are doing something now. Maybe, together, one day the Tok'ra and the Tau'ri will see the fall of the Goa'uld System Lords.*
*That will be a wonderful day indeed!* Porwin went to the door and listened. All was quiet.
*Even if the Council decides in favour of a mission to retrieve the Tau'ri and the Jaffa prisoners, someone will have to agree to take on that mission. The Council would not make such an endeavour an order. Our association with the Tau'ri is not yet that strong,* Jihlen considered it for a moment. *Perhaps Selmak will go? Since her host's daughter is one of the prisoners.*
*Selmak is a member of the Council. She will likely not be permitted to go on such a dangerous mission. Not so soon after getting a new, untried host.*
*Maybe Jolinar's mate will volunteer, then? Since Jolinar is partially responsible for any danger to the Tok'ra, given that she took an unwilling host.*
Porwin sighed. He understood his host. Many of the Tok'ra shared his outrage at what Jolinar had done.
"Jolinar is dead - and she could not have foreseen what would happen as a result of one rash decision - however much against the law of the Tok'ra it was. As for Lantash, he is not at fault for what his mate did, but knowing how passionate he is about Tok'ra principles, he may still feel it is his responsibility.* Porwin sighed again. *Regardless, it will soon be out of our hands. Please, be silent while I record and encode the message. As you know, I have some transmissions I need to send for Hu very soon. I am hoping to hide this message inside that signal.*
"Move, human!" the Jaffa shouted, pushing Daniel in the back with his staff weapon.
He stumbled, and would have fallen if Sam had not steadied him.
They were walking along the road to the Stargate, on the way to being handed over as a gift to Heru'ur. Hu apparently wanted to use them to ingratiate himself with the other Goa'uld.
Ahead of them was a dense forest, with the path meandering through it. It was not a very wide road, but since it was not overgrown at all, it was probably reasonably well travelled. Probably it was mainly used by Jaffa travelling to and from the Stargate, perhaps escorting slaves that brought food and other supplies to Hu's palace.
"This looks like a good place for an ambush," Lantash observed, indicating the dense shrubbery and the thick foliage of the trees.
"I agree," Tiana said, after studying the terrain for a few moments. "The Jaffa should not be able to see us from here." She turned and looked back the way they had come. "The chaapa'ai is somewhat further away than what I would prefer, though. We would have to move swiftly to make our escape after rescuing SG-1."
"How certain are we that they will even be taken this way?" Aldwin asked.
"Fairly certain," Lantash said. "According to Porwin, Hu would probably present SG-1 to Heru'ur, as a gift. He apparently needs to increase his standing after accidentally killing Heru'ur's favourite hunting falcon."
"And they are unlikely to be taken there by ship, so since this is the only road to the chaapa'ai, they will pass by here," Tiana added.
Aldwin nodded. "That makes sense. Do we have any estimate on when?"
Lantash shook his head. "No. Hopefully soon, since later probably means Hu wishes to torture his prisoners for information before handing them over." He looked up at the Sun which could be seen straight over their heads - the only position where it could actually be seen from inside this dark forest. "We shall just have to wait and see."
This part of the road went through fairly dense forest, and just when the guards and the prisoners turned a bend, the lead Jaffa was suddenly hit by a zat'nik'tel shot. Chaos erupted, but before the Jaffa had time to get their bearings, three more of them had collapsed to the ground. Six Jaffa were still standing, confusedly looking around, but with their staff weapons at the ready, trying to determine where the attackers were located.
The members of SG-1 took advantage of their guards apparently having forgotten about them, and the fact that only their feet were chained together.
Teal'c grabbed a knife from the nearest Jaffa, and cut his throat, killing him before anyone could stop him. Meanwhile, O'Neill and Sam had each snatched a zat'nik'tel from a Jaffa, and shot one enemy each. Another volley of zat'nik'tel shots came from the dense trees beside the path, felling the last three Jaffa.
Seeing that all the Jaffa were down - and dead or unconscious, Lantash and the other Tok'ra crawled down from the tree tops where they had been sitting.
Lantash gave control to Martouf. Not wanting to risk getting shot at, he called out to SG-1. "Do not shoot. We are Tok'ra." He stepped out onto the road.
"Martouf," Sam exclaimed, surprised, but pleased.
"Marty! Good to see you!" O'Neill grinned. "Thanks for..." He waved his hand, indicating the Jaffa on the ground. "This..."
Martouf smiled. "You are quite welcome." He indicated his companions. "These are Aldwin and Tiana."
"Hello," Aldwin said, making the small Tok'ra half-bow in greeting.
Tiana did as Aldwin. "Greetings."
"Hi, guys!" O'Neill nodded at them.
Martouf went to the Jaffa leader, and searched him, quickly locating his keys. While the other Tok'ra disarmed the Jaffa, who were starting to wake up, Martouf quickly worked at unlocking the foot chains that held the members of SG-1 locked together.
"We should move quickly. It will not be long before the Jaffa are back on their feet," Martouf warned.
"Perhaps we could zat them again?" O'Neill suggested.
"Wouldn't that kill them?" Daniel asked.
"It very well may. The time which has passed since the previous zat'nik'tel shot is, perhaps, not quite long enough. Shooting them again may risk killing some of them," Martouf answered, removing the last of the chains.
"I honestly can't say that's something that's concerning me much right now!" O'Neill exclaimed, thinking of how the Jaffa had kept pushing and hitting him and the others, when they did not move fast enough.
"We also cannot risk the Jaffa raising the alarm," Martouf said, somewhat apologetically. "We must simply hope enough time has passed to allow them to live." He fired at one of the Jaffa who were already sitting up. "We should leave." He shot two more Jaffa that had woken up, and O'Neill shot a fourth, then SG-1 and the Tok'ra all ran in the direction of the Stargate.
"We don't have a GDO," Sam said observed.
"It is of no concern. The Tok'ra have one, so we will got to our base," Martouf said, as he quickly dialled the address to a stopover world.
"Jaffa!" Tiana suddenly called out, shooting at the approaching enemy with one of the staff weapons they had taken from the Jaffa.
They all quickly crouched down behind what large rocks they could find, or dove for bushes, activating their staff weapons - unfamiliar as these were to some of them.
The firefight was as violent as it was brief, and mere minutes later all the attacking Jaffa lay dead or badly wounded on the ground.
"Everyone okay?" O'Neill asked, getting up from where he had taken cover behind a fairly large rock.
"I think so..." Sam said, looking around, seeing Daniel, Teal'c, Martouf/Lantash, and Tiana getting up.
"Aldwin is down!" Martouf exclaimed, hurrying to the other Tok'ra's side. He kneeled beside him, holding his hand over Aldwin's head, as the Tok'ra usually did when checking on the energy signature and strength of the symbiote.
"How is he?" Sam asked, worried.
She and Daniel joined Martouf. Tiana, O'Neill, and Teal'c kept guard while the others checked on Aldwin.
"He was hit in the back, just under the left shoulder," Martouf told her. "Gerim will be able to heal it, but it would be better if we could get back to our base quickly."
Martouf redialled the Stargate, and then he and Sam carefully lifted up the still unconscious Aldwin. They hurried through the wormhole, followed by the others.
"Sure you should be out of bed already?" O'Neill asked.
After he had talked to the Council, he had gone to the healers rooms, to check on Aldwin, feeling somewhat responsible since the Tok'ra had been injured while rescuing him and his team.
Sam, Daniel, and Teal'c, as well as Martouf/Lantash were still being debriefed. Tiana had talked briefly with the Council, then left on an important errand for them.
"Yes, I am healed, but thank you for your concern." Aldwin smiled at him.
"Guess having a symbiote is good for something." O'Neill grinned.
"How gracious of you to admit that," Lantash said, somewhat acerbically, as he walked into the room, followed by Teal'c, Sam, and Daniel.
"Oh, hi." O'Neill turned to look at them. "Lanny."
Lantash frowned. "'Lanny'?"
"Aw, come on! It's... an affectionate nickname," O'Neill insisted.
"I see." Lantash's frown deepened, then he suddenly grinned. "In that case, thank you, Jacky!" He got a smug look on his face.
O'Neill made a face and shuddered. "Oy! You know, on second thought, perhaps our normal names are good enough, wouldn't you say, Lantash?"
"Absolutely." Lantash smiled, triumphantly.
Sam and Daniel both rolled their eyes, and Teal'c raised an eyebrow, as they observed the exchange.
"Well, if no one else has said it, I'm going to - thanks for coming to save us, guys!" Sam said, wanting to steer the conversation in a different direction.
"Indeed. We are grateful for your assistance," Teal'c offered, bowing his head in respect.
"Yeah, good work - of course, given a little time, we might have made it out ourselves..." O'Neill began, then Daniel elbowed him in the side.
"Jack!"
"Um, okay." O'Neill shrugged, then smiled. "Okay. I'll admit it. Just this one time. We were totally screwed."
"Thank you," Aldwin said, smiling at him.
Lantash smiled as well, then inclined his head. "Thank you. We're pleased the rescue was a success."
"Well, if the situation was reversed, and all that... you know..." O'Neill said. "We don't leave anyone behind."
Lantash nodded. "I understand. Your people and ours are friends. Allies."
The others smiled. Allies. It was a good word.
"Do your mess hall - or whatever it's called - have cake?" O'Neill asked.
"Yes... I believe we can get some cake." Lantash said.
"Then what do ya say we go get some of it - and celebrate a mission well done?" O'Neill suggested.
"And the friendship between the Tok'ra and the Tau'ri," Daniel added.
"It sounds like a very good idea." Lantash smiled.
They all agreed, and together they went to the Tok'ra mess hall, looking for cake. The rescue - and their friendship - were indeed worth celebrating.


Up to SEP sesam version 4.4.3 Grolar, it was only possible to deactivate a schedule. If you deselect the Execution option in a schedule, all events that are linked to this schedule will be deactivated. However, you may want to disable only a particular task without deleting it permanently and without cancelling all other events related to the same schedule. A new option Execution is blocked is introduced in the backup task properties allowing you to temporarily disable a task (and enable it again if required).
Execution of a backup task is enabled by default. You can disable a backup task from running for a certain period of time by using Execution is blocked option. When a task is disabled, it will not run on schedule nor can it be run on demand by using the Immediate Start button. A disabled task remains listed in the task list and appears with a special "off" sign in its icon. You can enable a disabled task again at any time by deselecting the Execution is blocked option (see step 2).
From Main Selection -> Tasks -> By clients, double-click the task you want to disable. The backup task properties window opens.
Click the check box Execution is blocked to disable execution of the backup task. A dialog box will come up warning you that if you deactivate the task it will not be executed at its appointed times in the schedule(s). Click OK to confirm deactivation of your backup task.
A disabled task keeps all its properties: it remains in the task list, is still assigned to the same schedule(s), and is part of the same task group(s) (if assigned to any). It still appears by its name but has a special "off" sign in its icon.
Consider disabling a task rather than deleting it whenever you only need to temporarily disable a task. Unlike deleting a task, disabling a task prevents task from running but keeps it available to be easily reactivated again.
As of 4.4.3 Grolar, you can also disable a task group from running for a certain period of time by selecting Execution is blocked option in the task group properties. For details, see Disabling and Enabling Task Group.
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$6-million cardboard cathedral opens in quake-struck New Zealand city
The new cathedral was designed by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban. "Even concrete buildings can be destroyed by earthquakes very easily, but paper buildings cannot," he said.
A $6-million cardboard cathedral was officially dedicated in New Zealand on Thursday, replacing the neo-Gothic structure destroyed in a 2011 earthquake that killed 185 people.
Made from nearly 100 24-inch cardboard tubes coated with waterproof polyurethane, the new building in Christchurch is expected to last for more than a decade while a permanent replacement is built.
It includes a mosaic of colored, triangular glass etched with images from the original cathedral's facade, which dates to 1864.
Acting dean Lynda Patterson told Agence France-Presse that the official opening of the innovative structure marked a major milestone in the city's recovery from the devastating 6.3-magnitude quake that leveled much of the downtown area.
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Went to Jill & Brian's place on Saturday night for a pre-Thanksgiving dinner. That was fun, and we got to check out Paul's sporty new car. Very nice.
I wrenched on my car most of the day on Sunday. The project that never ends. I managed to get a good amount of work done on it though. Pulled off the grill, the rear bumper and quite a few little trim pieces. Half of that stuff has been rusted on there for 30 years so its not exactly easy to get off. Its coming along slowly but surely though.
Back to work today, but at least its only a 3 day week. I can just about handle that. Those regular 5-dayers just seem to drag on way too long don't they?


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White House calls ex top FBI official a 'liar and leaker'
In speaking with Anderson Cooper on CNN on Tuesday, McCabe said he still believes it is possible Mr Trump is a Russian agent
Anderson's question to the former acting top FBI official was: "Do you still believe the president could be a Russian asset?"
McCabe responded: "I think it's possible. I think that's why we started our investigation...."
NEW YORK, New York - The FBI began an investigation into whether U.S. President Donald Trump was a Russian agent, according to former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe.
In speaking with Anderson Cooper on CNN on Tuesday, McCabe said he still believes it is possible Mr Trump is a Russian agent.
White House counselor Kellyanne Conway initialy when asked about the remark said the question did not dignify a response, but then said, "He's a liar and a leaker."
McCabe responded: "I think it's possible. I think that's why we started our investigation, and I'm really anxious to see where Mueller concludes that."
McCabe began his career with the FBI as a street agent in the FBI's New York bureau under director Louis Freeh. He became an expert in two kinds of investigations that are critical to American national security: Russian organized crime, which is inextricably linked to the Russian state, and terrorism.
Under Director Robert Mueller, McCabe led the investigations of major attacks on American soil, including the Boston Marathon bombing, a plot to bomb the New York subways, and several narrowly averted bombings of aircraft.
While serving under James Comey, McCabe was deeply involved in the controversial investigations of the Benghazi attack, the Clinton Foundation's activities, and Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server when she was secretary of state.
On 16 March last read, a day before he was due to retire from the FBI that he had served with distinction for more than two decades, McCabe was fired from his position as deputy director of the FBI.
President Trump later tweeted: "Andrew McCabe FIRED, a great day for the hard working men and women of the FBI - A great day for Democracy."
On Wednesday when asked about recent interviews by McCabe, the president labelled him a "disaster."
"Well, I think Andrew McCabe has made a fool out of himself over the last couple of days, and he really looks to me like sort of a poor man's J. Edgar Hoover," Trump told repoters at the White House on Wednesday. "He's a, I think he's a disaster. And what he was trying to do was terrible and he was caught. I'm very proud to say we caught him."
"So we'll see what happens. But he is a disgraced man. He was terminated, not by me; he was terminated by others. The IG report was a disaster, a disaster, from his standpoint. Anybody reading the IG report would say, "How could a man like this be involved with the FBI?" And the FBI has some of the greatest people, some of the finest people you'll ever meet. But this man is a complete disaster," the president said.


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Looking for Personally Identifiable Information? Which Method is Best?
Personally identifiable information (PII) is critical to businesses these days, but just having it on hand comes with great risk. Because of the harm it can cause an individual if disclosed, a litany of rules and regulations swirl around it, creating numerous obligations for those that store it. Companies that interact with PII (and these days which ones don't?) need to be aware of the heightened requirements for handling such data, because regulatory agencies are ready and willing to penalize those with inadequate data security policies.
The U.S. has a hodge-podge of state and federal regulations that govern the use and maintenance of PII, such as the Federal Trade Commission Act, which has been used to regulate online and electronic data security. The Graham Leach Bliley Act has been applied to enforce rights related to financial information, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) protects personal health information. U.S. states have passed their own laws and regulations as well, such as California's Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA) and Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) which will take effect in 2020. And of course, there's the imposing EU General Data and Protection Regulation (GDPR), a comprehensive 2018 law governing the use of personal information, which has also been fostering some trepidation in the U.S.
Protect it? Sure. But first you have to identify it.
In a nutshell, laws and regulations aim to have PII treated differently from other data and kept more secure. But in order to give this type of data special treatment, a company needs to understand where in its electronic storage such data exists—especially in the event of a data breach. You have to be able to identify it, which is much easier said than done.
Accurate identification of PII is becoming something of a holy grail in the data world. In truth, no approach is 100% perfect, but some methods are considerably more successful than others. Let's consider a few different ways to identify PII.
Manual Review. With manual review, human reviewers examine text and make nuanced judgment calls about whether documents contain PII, but this can be a slow, costly process and is subject to human error. With the volume of data in most companies today, manual review is not really a viable option for identifying PII data at risk in the company.
Technological Solutions. Technology can speed up the process, and there are a few methods commonly used, including Key Terms, Entity Extraction, Regular Expressions and Linguistic Modeling. These methods deploy different flavors of search with varying levels of accuracy. Read on to see which is best.
Key Terms. When the key terms method is applied, queries are run for words, phrases and other document content that are believed to be indicative of PII. While faster than manual review, Key Terms can ignore document context and require burdensome testing. The lack of document context also tends to result in low precision and recall.
Entity Extraction. Entity extraction utilizes machine learning methods to locate content such as people, places and organizations, and then creates metadata fields for this data to be searched. This method can also help accelerate the process, but is not the most ideal because entities tend to be too broad for PII use cases and usually result in over-inclusion.
Regular Expressions. When regular expressions are employed, sets of standardized alphanumeric codes cull the data to locate text configurations potentially of interest, such as Social Security numbers. While useful to identify patterns and numbers, regular expressions are prone to false positives because of an inability to recognize document context.
Linguistic Modeling. Linguistic Modeling is the top performer when the goal is to identify PII and is currently the gold standard for identifying PII. It performs well because it can overcome the limitations of other methods.In this approach, thousands of complex search terms designed by linguists to classify PII are run on the real data population. The terms – which are derived from linguistic analysis of documents containing multiple categories of known PII – can recognize context by taking into account the co-occurrence of numerous features in a document, as opposed to words, phrases or patterns alone. The results are then packaged into categories of PII, providing a clear picture of what types of PII exist in the data.With linguistic modeling, it is also possible to provide granular results, identifying various financial, medical or other PII. The benefits of granular results are significant; knowing what type of PII has been identified can matter greatly, depending on the reasons for undertaking the search and can be much more efficient and cost-effective because of its accuracy.
Regardless of the reason for needing to identify PII, it has become an important topic for companies and attorneys. Currently linguistic modeling is the best approach to help companies avoid the risks associated with failing to adequately protect this data, or respond to worst-case scenarios where such data was potentially breached. If your company falls into one of these categories, contact an expert to discuss how linguistic modeling can help identify PII.


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San Nicasio (plným názvem ) je stanice metra v Madridu, která se nachází v jižní aglomeraci města. Stanice má výstup do ulic Avenida Mar Mediterráneo a Zurbarán ve městě Leganés.

Jedná se o stanici linky metra 12. Stanice je pojmenována po čtvrti (svatý Nikasius), ve které se nachází.

Stanice vznikla v rámci výstavby linky 12 a byla otevřena 11. dubna 2003 zároveň s celou linkou. Stanice se nachází v tarifní zóně B1.

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Související články
 Metro v Madridu
 Leganés
 12 (linka metra v Madridu)
 Nikasius (biskup)

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 Oficiální stránky dopravce

Stanice metra v Madridu
12 (linka metra v Madridu)
Postaveno ve Španělsku 2003
Leganés
Stanice metra nazvané po osobách


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The humerus is the largest of the bones in the upper limb. It is a typical long bone, having a shaft(body) and two extremities. Proximally, the humerus articulates with the glenoid fossa of the scapula forming the shoulder joint, and distally with the radius and ulna forming the elbow joint.
The major feature proximally, is the head of the humerus with its smooth, rounded articular surface facing upwards, medially and backwards. It is almost hemispherical, being siderably larger than the socket formed by the glenoid fossa. The head is joined to the upper end by the anatomical neck, a slightly constricted region encircling the bone at the articular margin, separating it from the tubercles.
The greater tubercle is a prominence on the upper lateral part of the bone, next to the head. It merges with the shaft below and is marked by three distinct impressions for muscular attachment. The greater tubercle projects laterally past the margin of the acromion and is the most lateral bony point at the shoulder.
The smaller lesser tubercle is a distinct prominence on the anterior aspect below the anatomical neck. It has a well-marked impression on its medial side for muscular attachment. Between these two tubercles, and passing onto the shaft of the humerus, is the deep intertubercular groove(sulcus). The crests of the greater and lesser tubercles continue down from the anterior borders of the tubercles to form the lateral and medial lips of the groove. Between the two lips is the floor of the groove.
Below the head and tubercles, where they join the shaft, there is a definite constriction. This region is termed the surgical neck because fractures often occur here, particularly in the elderly.
The shaft of the humerus is almost cylindrical above, becoming triangular in its lower part with distinct medial and lateral borders. It presents three borders and surfaces, although the borders are frequently rounded and indistinct. They are described as anterior, medial and lateral. Between the three borders are the three surfaces of the shaft. The intertubercular groove is continuous with the anteromedial surface, the medial border beginning as the crest of the lesser tubercle and ending by curving towards the medial epicondyle. The smooth anterolateral surface is marked about its middle by the deltoid tuberosity. The posterior surface is crossed obliquely from superomedial to inferolateral by the spinal groove(radial groove). It reaches the lateral border below the deltoid tuberosity, but is often poorly marked.
The lower end of the humerus is expanded laterally, flattened anteroposteriorly, and bent slightly forwards. It presents two articular surfaces separated by a ridge. The lateral articular surface, the capitulum, is situated on the anteroinferior aspect and is a rounded, convex surface, being less than a hemisphere in size. The capitulum articulates with the radius, making its greatest contact with the radius when the elbow is fully flexed.
Medial to the capitulum is the trochlea, the articular surface for the ulna. The trochlea is a grooved surface rather like a pulley, the medial edge projecting further distally and anteriorly than the lateral. This causes the ulna also to project laterally and results in a carrying angle between the humerus and ulna(figure b).
On the medial side of the trochlea is the large medial epicondyle. Its posterior surface is smooth and has a shallow groove for the ulnar nerve. The sharp medial supracondylar ridge, comprising the lower third of the medial border, runs upwards onto the shaft. On the lateral side of the capitulum is the lateral epicondyle with the lateral supracondylar ridge, comprising the lower third of the lateral border, running upwards onto the shaft.
Just above the articular surfaces, the lower end of the humerus presents three fossae for the bony processes of the radius and ulna. Situated posteriorly is the deep olecranon fossa which receives the olecranon process of the ulna when the elbow is extended. Anteriorly, there are two fossae: the lateral radial and medial coronoid fossae, which receive the head of the radius and coronoid process of the ulna respectively on full flexion of the elbow. Many of the bony features can be seen in the figure below.
At the upper end of the humerus the most lateral bony point at the shoulder is the greater tubercle, whose quadrilateral superior, anterior and posterior surfaces can be felt. Further differentiation can be made by palpating the lateral margin of the acromion and then running the fingers off its edge onto the greater tubercle. The rounded lesser tubercle can be left through deltoid, and is just lateral to the hip of the coracoid process. To the lateral side of the lesser tubercle the impression of the intertubercular sulcus can usually be felt. The shaft of the humerus is covered with thick muscle, but can be palpated on its medial and lateral sides. At the lower end, the prominent medial epicondyle is the most obvious bony landmark. The ulnar nerve can be rolled in the groove behind it(the "funny bone"). Running upwards from the medial epicondyle the sharp medial supracondylar ridge can be palpated. The lateral epicondyle can be palpated at the base of a dimple on the lateral aspect of the elbow, as can the lateral supracondylar ridge running upwards from it. Posteriorly, the olecranon fossa can be felt through the triceps tendon, if the relaxed elbow is flexed.
Ossification
A primary ossification centre appears in the shaft in the eighth week in utero and spreads until, at birth, only the ends are cartilaginous. Secondary centres appear in the head early in the first year, in the greater tubercle at about 3 years and in the lesser tubercle at about 5 years. These fuse to form a single cap of bone between the ages of 6 and 8 years, finally fusing with the shaft between 18 and 20 in females and 20 and 22 years in males.
At the lower end of the humerus, secondary centres appear for the capitulum during the second year, for the trochlea between 9 and 10 years, and for the lateral epicondyle between 12 and 14 years. These join together at about 14 years, fusing with the shaft at 15 years in females and 18 years in males. A separate centre for the medial epicondyle appears between 15 and 18 years with a spicule of bone projecting down from the shaft medial to the trochlea. This latter ossification centre lies entirely outside the joint capsule. Most of the growth in length of the humerus occurs at its upper end.
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Can you tell me why the top half of the woman doens't show up? How can I fix it?
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Also, I am building this site in FF and Chrome. I don't care about making it work in IE right now. I'll do IE tweaks as the very last thing. So, don't tell me that it works or doesn't work in IE, unless of course you are Bill Gates, in which case I have some strong words to share with you.

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Q: Excel PowerPivot Relationships I have an issue when using PowerPivot in Excel 2016.
After creating a relationship between two tables, and afterwards create a pivot table from the data model, the resulting pivot ignores the relationship.
Below you can see my two tables - Table 2 with company code and name, Table 3 with Location, Location name and related company code.

As you can see in the resulting pivot it lists all locations for all companies instead of only the location that actually relates to the company.

Here is the link created in the data model, between the Company code in table 1 and company code in table 2.

For completeness sake, here is the Pivot Field List used in the first picture.

How do i make the pivot table respect the relation that i have created between the two tables?
Here is the example file: example.xmlx

A: Put any field from Table3 into the Values area. This will give you a count of the field, but more importantly it will force the relationships into effect.
Here's an example.

A: Because the second table contain duplicated values.


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Buenos Aires-Downtown
Buenos Aires - Puerto Madero
Buenos Aires - San Telmo
Buenos Aires - Congreso
Buenos Aires -Belgrano
Buenos Aires - Monserrat
Buenos Aires -Airport Zone
Buenos Aires -Abasto
Buenos Aires -Barrio Norte
Buenos Aires -Balvanera
Buenos Aires - Evita
Buenos Aires - Las Canitas
Buenos Aires - Villa Urquiza
Buenos Aires -Almagro
Province Buenos Aires - Pilar
Buenos Aires - Caballito
Buenos Aires - Villa Devoto
Buenos Aires - Once
Old Palermo
Santa Fe Avenue
Buenos Aires - Chacarita
Martinez-Buenos Aires Province
Cabins, Cabanas and Eco-Hotels
Vacations, Tourism and Travel to Buenos Aires
Without sounding too arrogant, locals like to boast that apart from possessing refined aesthetics, Buenos Aires also offers a high standard of living, cultural richness, parks, entertainment and a number of recreational and leisure activities, all found in an atmosphere plagued with a love of style and authenticity. It is for this reason that this city is considered the "Reina del Plata" (Queen of Rio de la Plata -the river-).
The bohemian air, that is at times both modern and nostalgic, is also very contagious. Fill yourself with the desire to explore every nook and cranny as you walk through this city's fantastic streets, neighborhoods immersed in traditions that are made up of a mix of cultures that instill baroque sensations. Buenos Aires was built with many visions of the world in mind, by the many immigrants that arrived to this commercially strategic point many years ago.
This is why this city is aptly considered the "Paris of South America." Its architecture, its intellectual and cultural openness, the eclectic ambiance of its streets, the high standard of living and its gastronomical influence are some of the details that make this city seem a lot more Old World than it actually is.
This is definitely one of the most important and spectacular cities on the planet, with traces of multicultural influences wherever you look. It opens its doors to the visitor, anxiously waiting to show off its charm and easily seducing even the most hard of heart. This city, a singular beauty, is one of the most European cities on the American continent in many respects.
Buenos Aires: A Cultural City
The capital of Argentina offers the world the opportunity to have a multicultural experience that can be both enriching and memorable. Formed by immigrants from all parts of the world, in particular from Europe, Buenos Aires has been constructed using a great mosaic of architectural, cultural and social possibilities. Spanish and Italian influences have, by in large, created a lifestyle and a social interaction that have lasted all these years.
Recitals, concerts, shows, expos, fairs, exhibits and other cultural events mix with the upbeat and sometimes crazy nightlife. The bohemian ambiance of a nostalgic Buenos Aires, tango and the "milongas" (musical genre typical of Argentina, Uruguay and of the Gauchos), their dancers and those slaves to the two-four rhythm, the open air cafes, the beautiful parks and avenues, monuments, neighborhoods, casinos, frigates and a numerous array of attractions all make Buenos Aires a very sought-after city by tourists.
Life in Buenos Aires is life of a capital city, filled with contrasts and is a bit more high paced than provincial living. The cuisine is known internationally and in particular the cuts of meats that have no rival, the wine, pasta, pizza, pastes and other such delicious dishes. "Dulce de leche" (a sweet, milk-based sauce) and "alfajores" (dulce de leche sandwiched between two cookies) are two of the most popular desserts.
Brief History of a Great City
The best thing to do before departing to Buenos Aires is to take some time out to navigate through the chapters of its history. The city was founded twice. The first time was in 1536 by the Spaniard Pedro de Mendoza. Five years later, however, the settlement was trampled by indigenous troops.
At the end of the 17th century, after defeating the Portuguese settlement on the shores of Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires was garnering more prestige. With the danger of Portuguese expansion in South America, proliferation of smuggling and the opportunity of obtaining an easy access by way of the Atlantic, the Spanish Crown established the Viceroyalty of Rio de la Plata. Leather production and livestock incremented and, little by little, the capital was consolidated as a new possibility for immigrants and was the desire of European forces.
At the end of the 19th century, the city took on a new air. Thanks to economic prosperity and the centennial celebrations of independence, there was a grand upsurge of urban development never before seen. It was actually the first Latin American city to have underground transport, installed in 1914.
The 20th century was also an era of social struggle and profound transformations in the paradigms of Argentina. In 1994, Buenos Aires finally obtained its own constitution and an autonomous government, starting a new era for the capital.
The climate of the city is normally warm, with temperatures oscillating between 64 and 68 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year. The winters are cold, on the other hand, normally between 37 and 46 degrees Fahrenheit. Summers are more hot and humid and normally hit the low to higher 80 degrees. Please take note that winter in the southern hemisphere takes place when it is summer in the northern hemisphere, with the winter months occurring from June to the end of September. Summers happen during the northern hemisphere winters and are normally from December to March.
The capital of Argentina is flanked by Rio de la Plata on one side, the Riachuelo bordering it on the south and the rest of the perimeter is closed off by Circunvalacion General Paz. To get to Buenos Aires by air, fly in to the International Airport of Ezeiza, located on the outskirts of the city. The capital has various metro lines and more than 100 bus routes. The general population reaches over 11 million inhabitants.
Some Attractions
Buenos Aires is a city filled with attractions. One thinks of the tango, the milonga, the sensuality in relation to this city. This metropolis irradiates beauty and seduction to the tourist, leaving them punch-drunk with love that emanates from every nook and cranny. The area called La Boca will immerse you in this world of glamour, with diverse tango and milonga clubs wherever you go.
Another important attraction is La Recolecta Cemetery, found in Barrio Recoleta. Around the cemetery, you can find the most fashionable bars and restaurants in the capital, as well as a younger crowd that takes pleasure in the city's nightlife. El Obelisco, a 220-foot tall obelisk located in Plaza de la Republica, is one of the main landmarks of the city. The previously mentioned plaza is located on Avenida 9 de Julio, the widest street in the world at a whopping 153 yards.
It also has a religious theme park called Tierra Santa (Holy Land). Relive passages from the Bible while you take an interesting tour through the different scenes that make up the Old and New Testament. There are other lovely attractions that bring you closer to nature, like the Botanic Garden, the Zoo and the Japanese Garden, located in the beautiful area of Palermo. So if you are looking to learn more about Buenos Aires, visit the most important neighborhoods of the city.
The Neighborhoods of Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires is a city made up of 48 official divisions, each with its particular history, style and identity. The majority of these divisions formed from the old parishes that had been established in these zones, mainly during the 19th century. The neighborhoods that can be found in the south of the city are of a higher economic level while those to the north are those that have more infrastructural development and have a better accommodated population.
The most important neighborhoods, as well as the most attractive for tourists are: Centro, La Recoleta, Palermo, Belgrano, San Telmo, La Boca and Puerto Madero. There are the best in museums, cafes, bars, restaurants, parks, theaters, shopping centers, avenues, monuments and attractions. The style of each area is notable and each displays its identity and own atmosphere.
Don't think twice: come to Buenos Aires and live it up!
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Louis Eugène Robert (6 December 1806 – 28 May 1882) was a French naturalist, geologist and entomologist.

Louis Eugène Robert wrote numerous works on forest insects. He was a friend of Félix Édouard Guérin-Méneville.

He made scientific voyages to Central America, Iceland, Greenland, Scandinavia and Lapland
and was one of the naturalists on the 1836 voyage of La Recherche

External links
Wikisource France Histoire et description naturelle de la commune de Meudon
 Gaedike, R.; Groll, E. K. & Taeger, A. 2012: Bibliography of the entomological literature from the beginning until 1863 : online database - version 1.0 - Senckenberg Deutsches Entomologisches Institut. Bibliography up to 1863

French entomologists
1882 deaths
1806 births


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We have now approached one of our favorite seasons here at Mendham Garden Center…fall. The lawns have had a lot of moisture this summer, which as we know depletes the nitrogen from the soil. So, yes, it is a good time to fertilize again.
Having the proper pH is essential to the way turf absorbs nutrients. Which means this is also a good time to do a pH test, which we do free of charge at our garden centers. If pH is below 6.8 you need to lime. Remember that one bag of lime covers approximately 800 square feet (That would mean approximately 50 40-lb bags per acre). We also do free in-store pH soil testing at our garden centers.
As summer progressed we had a lot of rain which may have brought on diseases in your lawn. Your lawn may need to be reseeded in those areas, as well as thin or sparse area. As we get more into fall we have warm days and cool nights which help the seed germinate. When seeding or reseeding remember the seeds need to make contact with the soil, it also needs warmth and moisture. Aerating, dethatching or plain raking can achieve good contact, along with using mulch or hay to cover the bare areas to help maintain the moisture. When seeding new or existing areas, it is good to use a seed starting fertilizer or a fall blend. This will develop strong roots and replenish the existing turf. If your turf is looking good, than just do your normal fertilization.
Some people like to attack their weeds in the fall, remember if you use a weed and feed, you need to follow the directions on the bag for reseeding. Usually you have to wait six weeks. (Make sure to follow manufacturer's directions as there are differences between products). Remember that weed and feeds work best when the weeds are actively growing. In the fall as it gets cooler you may not have the same results as in the spring as the weeds are starting to slow down.
There is a lot of information that the staff at our garden centers would be happy to share with you, if you are unsure what steps to take. Please stop by one of our three garden centers in Mendham, NJ; Chester, NJ; and Annadale, NJ. We will be happy to guide you to a strong and healthy turf. Remember weeds thrive in "poor fertile conditions", so now is the time to seed, fertilize and lime.
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Husband, Wife and their three daughters found dead in Enugu only son in a coma
The Enugu State Police Command has commenced investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of five members of a family who were all found dead in their apartment located in City Estate Layout, Amokpo-Nike near Enugu on Wednesday morning, April 29.
A statement from the state police command spokesperson, ASP Daniel Ndukwe, says the sixth member of the family, a boy, was found unconscious and had been rushed to a hospital
"The command's knowledge of the unfortunate development followed a complaint received on April 29 at about 2.00 p.m. at Unity Police Station of a sudden and unnatural death of a family of six at City Estate Layout, Amokpo-Nike, Enugu. The operatives of the station, led by its Divisional Police Officer, SP Siga Malgwi, immediately moved to the location where they saw them lying lifeless in a room.
The building was cordoned off, while Enugu East Local Government Health Authorities were contacted for examination and evacuation of the bodies. However, in the course of disinfecting the building before the evacuation, the only son of the family, Arinze Onyekwe, was found to be in coma.
Arinze was immediately rushed to the hospital where he is said to be recovering. Other members of the family whose bodies have been evacuated to the hospital for medical autopsy included: Dominic Onyekwe, husband; Chinaza Onyekwe, wife, who is suspected to be pregnant; Chioma, Oluebube and Blessing their daughters" he said
Ndukwe said the police has since launched a full scale investigation to ascertain the cause of their death.


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Musicians of the Binghamton Philharmonic
Negotiations FAQ
New Two-Year Agreement FAQ
Getting to Know Paul Won Jin Cho, Principal Clarinet
Meet Our Musicians
Lynn Hileman
Melissa Kritzer
April Lucas
Paul Won Jin Cho
Sarah Chandler
Jeanne Pizzuto-Sauve
Karen Bogardus
Nina Stutzman
Rachel Miller
Alexander Shuhan
Patricia O'Connell
Mark Snyder
Daniel Fabricius
Joel Smales
Sam Lazzara
Piano/Celeste
Tomoko Kanamaru
Steven Mathiesen
Anthony Limoncelli
Joseph "Jud" Spena
Georgina Rossi
Suzanne Miller
Violin I
Edgar Tumajyan
Lois Pfister
Noemi Miloradovic
Uli Speth
Violin II
Debrah Devine
Emily Frederick
Emily Kalish
Meet Our Musicians: Part One
Meet Our Musicians: Part Two
1. What is the "Musicians' Union?"
The Union is the musicians. The BPO musicians' exclusive bargaining agent is Binghamton Local 380 of the American Federation of Musicians. Local 380's Executive Board currently consists of musicians who are all either members of the BPO and/or the Tri-Cities Opera Orchestra. The 2015 negotiating team consisted of musicians elected by their colleagues from the orchestra, a local officer and a private consultant who is also an orchestral musician.
2. What is this New Agreement all about?
As of September 28, 2015, the musicians of the BPO ratified the Tentative Agreement. The new two-year contract includes a wage freeze for both years, housing for musicians who live more than 100 miles away, and drastically reduced mileage compensation for all traveling musicians.
3. Why did the Musicians' Union accept such a concessionary contract?
The BPO made it clear in mediation that they would cancel the October concert, and possibly the entire season, if the Union did not accept their offer of August 31. Had the Union not accepted that offer, which stipulated a wage freeze, housing for musicians living over 100 miles away and a drastic reduction in mileage, the BPO labor attorney indicated the BPO would declare their last "formal" offer of August 12 as their "last, best and final." That formal offer stipulated a wage freeze and the complete elimination of mileage reimbursement.
4. What is the three-year turnaround plan the Philharmonic board proposed to address their financial problems?
The board stated the following goals to what they referred to as a path of sustainability:
increase ticket revenue by 50%
double contributions and grants
new marketing initiatives and improved community relations
offer new programming to create new audience base (including younger people)
cut costs, including hall rental
5. In negotiations, did the Union propose or agree to any language that would have save the BPO money?
Yes. The Union proposed a financial package, including a per service freeze, return to former mileage/housing policy, and a reduced rehearsal schedule that it estimates would have saved the Philharmonic approximately 70% of their travel expenses per concert series and what amounted to $41,500 in the first year of the contract. The BPO rejected this financial package.
Also, the Union proposed Audition language whereby a musician could be designated as a runner up at an audition for a period of up to two years. This could have saved the Philharmonic the cost of holding an audition for that position if an opening for an equivalent position occurred during those two years. The BPO rejected this language.
6. How much money is the BPO saving with the reduction in mileage?
Due to the reduction in the mileage rate from 41 to 33 cents per mile, and due to the reduction in overall round trip miles eligible for reimbursement from 180 to 100, and due to the increase in the unpaid-upfront round trip miles from 20 to 40, the Union estimates that the BPO will spend approximately 70% less on travel costs per full concert season over the previous two seasons' average. Coupled with the BPO's unilateral cancellation of the first concert of the 2015/2016 season, their savings for 2015/2016 will be even higher.
7. What are some contract terms that the BPO proposed and the Union rejected?
Require that rehearsals could start as early as 3 pm on weekdays in order to schedule two rehearsals the same day/evening. Currently rehearsals can start no earlier than 7 pm. Many of our musicians are area music educators and cannot possibly make a 3 pm service.
Eliminate the musicians from any input into the Music Director search process. Musicians typically conduct an evaluation based on artistic criteria. The Union argued this at the table and later the BPO agreed to keep musicians involved in the Music Director search process, including evaluations, on an advisory basis.
Reduce minimum break time between services from 2 hours to 1 hour. Musicians need time to rest, get something to eat/drink and warm up again. 1 hour does not allow enough time.
Require musicians to pay for their own meals on tour. The contract currently requires that BPO covers meals when musicians are on tour; this is standard in the orchestra industry.
Remove any responsibility to the BPO to pay a musician who could not attend a rehearsal due to inclement weather, e.g., stuck in a snowstorm, etc.
Eliminate BPO's longstanding practice of sharing a list of chamber ensembles made of BPO musicians when patrons call the BPO office with requests?
8. How does musicians' mileage reimbursement compare between the existing contract and the one that was just ratified?
Previously, all musicians were paid up to 180 miles per day, with no compensation for the first 20 round trip miles, at .41 per mile, making the effective maximum payout at $65.60 per day. Under the new agreement, musicians will be paid about 70-90% less depending how far away they live. Musicians who live more than 100 miles away but need to drive back and forth daily due to day jobs and child care commitments will not be reimbursed for those additional trips.
9. Didn't BPO include housing in the contract for the first time?
It is true that BPO is now offering housing, whereas the old contract did not include it. The housing, offered to musicians living more than 100 miles away, is to be either in host homes or double occupancy at a hotel of the BPO's choosing. If a musician wants to stay in a single room, s/he is required to pay for the entire room cost; BPO will not cover the difference.
10. How much money does a BPO musician make per year for service pay (rehearsals and performances)?
A section string player (a player not seated at the first music stand for his or her particular instrument) who played every service in the 2014/2015 earned $2,380 in service pay for the entire season. If that musician lived 10 miles or less from the performance space, s/he received no mileage.
11. How many times has the Union accepted a freeze of per service pay?
By the 2016/2017 season, musicians will have endured 7 wage freezes in 17 seasons.
12. How does BPO pay compare to that of other orchestras?
The pay scale for the BPO is 30% below the average for nearby professional orchestras that compete for the same musicians. This low pay scale combined with the new lower mileage formula means that the BPO Board will need to focus more time and energy on fundraising in order to attract and retain the professional musicians that the Binghamton community has come to expect on the stage of the concert hall.
13. Does a BPO musician receive any benefits, either under the current contract or the new agreement?
No. Insurance, pension, vacation or sick leave benefits are not paid to any musicians.


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The schools built by the Society are set in congenial surroundings. They are housed in modern attractive buildings equipped with all requisite facilities, well stocked libraries, laboratories, computers, audio-visual equipment, facilities for creative arts, indoor and outdoor games and swimming pools (wherever possible). Bal Bharati's educational philosophy is inspired by the maxim.Bal Bharati Public Schools are comprehensive, co-educational English medium schools. Hindi enjoys its pride of place as the National Language in its curriculum.


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Adenosine receptors play an important role in learning and memory as their antagonists have been found to facilitate learning and memory in various tasks in rodents. However, few studies have examined the effect of adenosine A2A receptor deficiency on cognition. In the present study, we therefore used the Y-maze, a simple two-trial recognition test to measure spatial recognition memory in mice lacking adenosine A2A receptors. The results showed that adenosine A2A receptor knockout mice had a higher percentage of novel arm visits as first choice than wild-type CD1 mice. Moreover, these mice showed longer duration of visits in the novel arm when compared with controls, suggesting that the lack of adenosine A2A receptors improved spatial recognition memory. On the other hand, mice lacking the adenosine A2A receptors had low scores in the number of arm visits, suggesting that they were hypoactive. In conclusion, these data suggest the involvement of adenosine receptors in modulating spatial recognition memory in mice, consistent with earlier findings using adenosine receptor antagonists.