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University IT Policies /
Acceptable Use /
Employee Acceptable Use Policy
Student Acceptable Use Policy
Vendor Acceptable Use Policy
Network Security Policy
Copyright Infringement and Illegal File Sharing
1. Purpose
2.1 Account Creation
2.2 Ownership of Email Data
2.3 Privacy and Right of University Access
2.4 Data Purging
2.5 Record Retention
2.6 Data Backup
2.7 Expiration of Accounts
2.8 Appropriate Use and User Responsibility
2.9 Departmental Accounts
2.10 Personal Email Accounts
2.11 Inappropriate Use
4.1 SPAM & Phishing
6. Approval and Revisions
Villanova University currently utilizes three solutions for email; a university managed system located on university servers ("Exchange Accounts"), a cloud-based system using Villanova's domain name pursuant to an agreement between the University and Google, Inc. ("Gmail Accounts"), and a cloud-based platform utilizing Microsoft's Office 365 ("Office 365 Accounts"). Collectively these are known as "University Email Accounts."
The purpose of this policy is to ensure the proper use of each of those solutions.
Electronic Mail is a tool provided by the University and serves as a primary means of communication and to improve education and administrative efficiency. Users have the responsibility to use this resource in an efficient, ethical and lawful manner. Use of University Email Accounts evidences the user's agreement to be bound by this policy. In the event a University employee holds multiple University Email Accounts, the most stringent rules of this policy shall apply.
University Email Accounts are created based on the official name of the staff or faculty member as reflected in Human Resource, Payroll or Provost's Office records. Student and alumni accounts are created based on user ID reflective of the name on file with the Registrar. Requests for name changes to correct a discrepancy between an email account name and official University records will be processed, in which case the email account name will be corrected. This could be due to error or a person legally changing their name. Requests for mail aliases based on name preference, middle name, etc., are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Faculty, staff, or departments can request temporary email privileges for users outside of the University. Full time Faculty or Staff requesting these types of accounts will be required to submit user information, rationale for account, expiration date, & sponsor information. Such requests shall be approved by the appropriate Director level manager.
The University owns all University Email Accounts. Subject to underlying copyright and other intellectual property rights under applicable laws and University policies, the University also owns data transmitted or stored using the University Email Accounts.
While the University will make every attempt to keep email messages secure, privacy is not guaranteed and users should have no general expectation of privacy in email messages sent through University Email Accounts. Under certain circumstances, it may be necessary for UNIT staff or other appropriate University officials to access University Email Accounts. These circumstances may include, but are not limited to, maintaining the system, investigating security or abuse incidents or investigating violations of this or other University policies, and, in the case of Gmail/Office 365 Accounts, violations of Google's or Microsoft's Acceptable Use Policy or the University's contracts with Google and Microsoft. UNIT staff or University officials may also require access to a University Email Account in order to continue University business where the University Email Account holder will not or can no longer access the University Email Account for any reason (such as death, disability, illness or separation from the University for a period of time or permanently). Such access will be on an as-needed basis and any email accessed will only be disclosed to individuals who have been properly authorized and have an appropriate need to know or as required by law.
All email users are bound by the appropriate acceptable use policy of both Villanova University and either Google or Microsoft.
Google also retains the right to access to the Gmail Accounts for violations of its Acceptable Use Policy. (http://www.google.com/a/help/intl/en/admins/use_policy.html)
Further information regarding Microsoft's policies on Acceptable Use, Terms of Use, Privacy and Trademarks can be found here: (http://www.microsoft.com/online/legal/v2/?docid=13&langid=en-us)
Gmail and Office 365 Accounts
Email messages held under Gmail and Office 365 Accounts will be subject to Google's and Microsoft's storage and retention policies, which may change from time to time, with or without notice. As of this writing, retention times are unlimited and storage limits are: Office 365 - 50GB and Gmail - 30GB.
Individuals are responsible for saving email messages as appropriate. Unless a legal hold has been placed on an account, messages in Exchange Accounts are automatically purged from folders as follows:
Sent / Sent Items - 60 days
Trash / Deleted Items - 15 days
Junk / Junk Email - 30 days
Due to finite resources, the University reserves the right to restrict the amount of user space on Microsoft Exchange Accounts. Individuals should not rely on an email account to archive data and each person is responsible for saving individual messages and attachments as appropriate.
It is the responsibility of employees to preserve University records, including emails or instant messages in particular circumstances:
· Those who have actual knowledge of matters in which it can be reasonably anticipated that a court action will be filed.
· A subpoena has been served or notice of same has been given.
· Records are sought pursuant to an audit or similar pending or possible investigation.
University Exchange Email Accounts are backed-up on a regular basis as a way of recovering from a systematic loss affecting the entire email system. User files and folders are not backed-up individually. Because restoration of the entire email system is a lengthy process, requests for email account restoration is generally granted only in the case that loss of the data significantly affects a business unit.
Restoration services for Gmail and Office 365 Accounts are only offered for messages that have been deleted no longer than 25 days.
Individuals may leave the University for a variety of reasons, which gives rise to differing situations regarding the length of email privileges or expiration of accounts. The policy governing those privileges are set forth below. Notwithstanding the guidelines below, the University (UNIT, EVP, Provost, Dean of Students, or General Counsel) reserves the right to revoke email privileges at any time.
Faculty who leave before retirement – Faculty who leave before retirement may keep their email account for one year from the end of the last term in which they taught. If such separation is for cause, email privileges may be immediately revoked without notice.
Staff who leave before retirement – Staff members who leave the University will have email privileges removed effective on their last worked day. If such separation is for cause, email privileges may be immediately revoked without notice.
Retired Faculty – Faculty who have retired from the University will be permitted to retain their email privileges if their account remains active. All email accounts that are inactive for a period of one year will be removed.
Retired Staff – Staff who have retired from the University will have email privileges removed effective on their last worked day.
Students who leave before graduation – Students who leave the University without completion of their degree or other program may keep their email privileges for one academic year from the last term when they were registered.
Expelled students - If a student is expelled from the University, email privileges will be terminated immediately upon the directive of the Dean of Students Office.
Alumni – students who have graduated from the University will be permitted to retain their email privileges if their account remains active. All email accounts that are inactive for a period of one year will be removed. Alumni wishing to reconnect with the university can request an account and one may be provided to them. For alumni who do not wish to participate in the opt-in service to receive a Gmail Account, the University will hold the email address for 1 year. At the end of the year, the available email address may be reused. In the event the University terminates or otherwise ceases its contractual relationship with Google regarding the Gmail Accounts, those alumni with Gmail Accounts may lose email privileges for the Gmail Accounts in accordance with the terms of the Google contract. Notice will be provided as soon as reasonably possible.
No data that is classified as Protected by the Data Classification Policy shall be stored in or transmitted via email. This includes but is not limited to personally identifiable information, Social Security number, bank account information, tax forms, background checks, sensitive research data, or other Protected Data. See the University Data Classification Policy for further information.
Users who use email communications with persons in other countries should be aware that they may be subject to the laws of those other countries and the rules and policies on others systems and networks. Users are responsible for ascertaining, understanding and complying with the laws, rules, policies, contracts and licenses applicable to their particular uses.
Approval and transmission of email containing essential University announcements to students, faculty, and /or staff must be obtained from the Vice President for Communications, the Vice President for Information Technology/CIO or the responsible University official noted as follows:
· For sending to all faculty, approval from the Provost is required
· For sending to all staff, approval from the Executive Vice President of Administration is required
· For sending to all students, approval from the Vice President of Student Life is required
Use of distribution lists or 'reply all' features of email should be carefully considered and only used for legitimate purposes as per these guidelines.
Any use of a University Email Account to represent the interests of a non-University group must be authorized by an appropriate University official.
In order to prevent the unauthorized use of email accounts, the sharing of passwords is strictly prohibited. Each individual is responsible for his/her account, including the safeguarding of access to the account. All email originating from an account is assumed to have been authored by the account holder, and it is the responsibility of that holder to ensure compliance with these guidelines.
UNIT maintains the University's official email systems; faculty, staff and students are expected to read email on a regular basis and manage their accounts appropriately. An email message regarding University matters sent from an administrative office, faculty, or staff member is considered to be an official notice. Faculty, staff, or students who choose to use another email system (apart from the Gmail Accounts) are responsible for receiving University-wide broadcast messages and personal mail by checking the University's official email system and the University's World Wide Web Homepage.
Requests for shared departmental accounts will be accommodated, but require a designation of an account holder, who will administer the addition, deletion, or modification of names within the account, as well as manage the account as per these guidelines. Supported types of shared accounts are designated as:
Type 2 – This account will be able to receive mail from anywhere on the Internet, and will be able to respond directly to the sender. The generic id will be unable to access any of the predefined mailing groups that exist within the campus environment. Members of the group/organization utilizing this type of generic id will authenticate to the Type 2 account utilizing their own personal user ID and password. Mail sent from the generic id will not reflect the identity of the responder, but will instead carry the identity of the generic id.
In order to avoid confusing official University business with personal communications, employees must never use non-university email accounts (e.g. personal Verizon, Comcast, etc.) to conduct Villanova University business.
With respect to University Email Accounts, the exchange of any inappropriate email content outlined below and described elsewhere in this policy, is prohibited. Users receiving such email should immediately contact UNIT, who in certain cases may also inform the Department of Public Safety, The Department of Human Resources, The Dean of Students or The Office of General Counsel.
The exchange of any email content outlined below is prohibited:
Generates or facilitates unsolicited bulk email;
Infringes on another person's copyright, trade or service mark, patent, or other property right or is intended to assist others in defeating those protections;
Violates, or encourages the violation of, the legal rights of others or federal and state laws;
Is for any malicious, unlawful, invasive, infringing, defamatory, or fraudulent purpose;
Intentionally distributes viruses, worms, Trojan horses, malware, corrupted files, hoaxes, or other items of a destructive or deceptive nature;
Interferes with the use of the email services, or the equipment used to provide the email services, by customers, authorized resellers, or other authorized users;
Alters, disables, interferes with or circumvents any aspect of the email services;
Tests or reverse-engineers the email services in order to find limitations, vulnerabilities or evade filtering capabilities;
Constitutes, fosters, or promotes pornography;
Is excessively violent, incites violence, threatens violence, or contains harassing content;
Creates a risk to a person's safety or health, creates a risk to public safety or health, compromises national security, or interferes with an investigation by law enforcement;
Improperly exposes trade secrets or other confidential or proprietary information of another person;
Misrepresents the identity of the sender of an email.
Other improper uses of the email system include:
Using or attempting to use the accounts of others without their permission.
Collecting or using email addresses, screen names information or other identifiers without the consent of the person identified (including without limitation, phishing, spidering, and harvesting);
Use of the service to distribute software that covertly gathers or transmits information about an individual;
Conducting business for profit under the aegis of the University
Political activities, specifically supporting the nomination of any person for political office or attempting to influence the vote in any election or referendum on behalf of or under the sponsorship of the University.
This list is not intended to be exhaustive but rather to provide some illustrative examples.
This policy applies to all individuals who use or maintain a Villanova provisioned email account.
Complete listings of all University IT Policies can be found here: (http://www1.villanova.edu/villanova/unit/about/policies.html)
UNIT staff can provide recommendations and support for this policy through specific considerations and technologies.
All incoming email is scanned for viruses, phishing attacks and SPAM. Suspected messages are blocked from the user's inbox. Due to the complex nature of email, it is impossible to guarantee protection against all SPAM and virus infected messages. It is therefore incumbent on each individual to use proper care and consideration to prevent the spread of viruses. In many cases, viruses or phishing appear to be sent from a friend, coworker, or other legitimate source. Do not click links or open attachments unless the user is sure of the nature of the message. If any doubt exists, the user should contact the Helpdesk at support@villanova.edu
SPAM messages can be forwarded to emailspam@villanova.edu where they may be added to the filter list.
SPAM is defined as unsolicited and undesired advertisements for products or services sent to a large distribution of users.
Phishing is defined as the attempt to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and sometimes, indirectly, money), often for malicious reasons, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.
Version 1.0 Approved February 10, 2016 by VP&CIO Stephen Fugale and the University Council on Information Technology (UCIT).
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Bo Hopkins Cause Of Death, Age, Wikipedia, Wife, Children, Net Worth
Bo Hopkins, the actor who has appeared in classics like "American Graffiti," "The Wild Bunch," "Midnight Express" and "The Getaway," died Friday. He was 80 years old.
American actor Bo Hopkins dies at the age of 80 due to a heart attack. As said in Variety, the character actor took his last breath at Valley Presbyterian Hospital in Van Nuys.
Hopkins has shared the screen in several projects, including George Lucas' American Graffiti and the Oscar-winning hit Midnight Express. His death got confirmed on his official website and through his family members.
Bo, whose real name is William, got his name while playing the character of "Bo." His producer wanted to fix his name by the character's name. Hence, he kept his first name Bo and did not change his last name.
Is Bo Hopkins Related To Anthony Hopkins?
Bo Hopkins and Anthony Hopkins do not seem to have a relationship. Besides having the same surname and similar professional background, they seem to be not-related to each other personally.
Neither their interaction on social media is seen. The two actors were almost similar in age. However, they have different worlds and living styles.
After six years of being inactive on the platform, Bo had finally returned to the profession. The actor was on his way to writing his autobiography but sadly could not complete it.
Bo Hopkins Obituary And Funeral
Bob took his last breath on May 28 while under the medication in the hospital. His wife, Sian Eleanor, was with her love till the final phase of his life.
Eleanor probably took her husband after experiencing some painful uneasiness in his breathing. Unfortunately, the actor who played the tough characters could not remain tough due to unbearable pain and lost his life.
The exact date and location for Hopkins' funeral have not come to the media. Moreover, he probably will be survived by his son and wife.
The actor had already seen someone experiencing a heart attack. Hopkins'father died due to the illness at the age of thirty-nine.
Who Is Bo Hopkins Wife Sian Eleanor Green? His Family, And Children
Bo Hopkins had a small and happy family of three. Along with his wife, Sian Eleanor Green, and son Matthew, he used to reside together on their residency. The details of his son's wife and grandchildren have not come to the media.
Bo Hopkins With His Wife
The couple was married for thirty-three years until his demise. Green is shocked and is not in a state of interaction after the death of her beloved.
Before Sian, Bo was married to Norma Hopkins in 1959. The former couple only stayed three years together and parted away. Bo also has a child from Norma's side named Jane Hopkins.
Bo spent his childhood with his adoptive parents, with whom he went along since he was nine months.
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import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as pt

dataset= pd.read_csv('data.csv')
X = dataset.iloc[:,-1].values
y = dataset.iloc[:3].values

"""from sklearn.cross_validation import train_test_split
X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = train_test_split(X,y,test_size = 0.2, random_state = 0)"""

# Fitting the Regression Model to the dataset
# Create your regressor here

# Predicting a new result
y_pred = regressor.predict(6.5)

plt.scatter(X,y, color ='red')

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package org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.impl.wsdl;

import com.google.common.primitives.Bytes;
import org.apache.woden.WSDLException;
import org.apache.woden.WSDLFactory;
import org.apache.woden.WSDLReader;
import org.apache.woden.WSDLSource;
import org.apache.woden.WSDLWriter;
import org.apache.woden.wsdl20.Description;
import org.apache.woden.wsdl20.Endpoint;
import org.apache.woden.wsdl20.Service;
import org.apache.woden.wsdl20.xml.EndpointElement;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;
import org.w3c.dom.Element;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.api.APIManagementException;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.api.ErrorHandler;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.api.ErrorItem;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.api.ExceptionCodes;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.api.model.API;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.impl.utils.APIMWSDLReader;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.impl.utils.APIUtil;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.impl.wsdl.exceptions.APIMgtWSDLException;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.impl.wsdl.model.WSDLInfo;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.impl.utils.APIFileUtil;

import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.net.URI;
import java.net.URISyntaxException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * The class that processes WSDL 2.0 documents
 */
public class WSDL20ProcessorImpl extends AbstractWSDLProcessor {

    private static final String WSDL20_NAMESPACE = "http://www.w3.org/ns/wsdl";
    //Fields required for processing a single wsdl
    protected Description wsdlDescription;

    //Fields required for processing a file path with multiple WSDLs (WSDL archive)
    protected Map<String, Description> pathToDescriptionMap;
    protected String wsdlArchiveExtractedPath;
    private ErrorHandler error;
    private boolean hasError = false;

    //Common fields
    private static volatile WSDLFactory wsdlFactoryInstance;

    private static final String WSDL_VERSION_20 = "2.0";

    private static final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(WSDL20ProcessorImpl.class);

    private static WSDLFactory getWsdlFactoryInstance() throws WSDLException {
        if (wsdlFactoryInstance == null) {
            synchronized (WSDL20ProcessorImpl.class) {
                if (wsdlFactoryInstance == null) {
                    wsdlFactoryInstance = WSDLFactory.newInstance();
                }
            }
        }
        return wsdlFactoryInstance;
    }

    public WSDL20ProcessorImpl() {

    }

    @Override
    public boolean init(URL url) throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        setMode(Mode.SINGLE);
        WSDLReader reader;
        try {
            reader = WSDLFactory.newInstance().newWSDLReader();
        } catch (WSDLException e) {
            throw new APIMgtWSDLException("Error while initializing the WSDL reader", e);
        }

        reader.setFeature(WSDLReader.FEATURE_VALIDATION, false);
        Document document = getSecuredParsedDocumentFromURL(url);
        WSDLSource wsdlSource = getWSDLSourceFromDocument(document, reader);
        try {
            wsdlDescription = reader.readWSDL(wsdlSource);
        } catch (WSDLException e) {
            //This implementation class cannot process the WSDL.
            log.debug("Cannot process the WSDL by " + this.getClass().getName(), e);
            setError(new ErrorItem(ExceptionCodes.CANNOT_PROCESS_WSDL_CONTENT.getErrorMessage(), e.getMessage(),
                    ExceptionCodes.CANNOT_PROCESS_WSDL_CONTENT.getErrorCode(),
                    ExceptionCodes.CANNOT_PROCESS_WSDL_CONTENT.getHttpStatusCode()));
        }
        return !hasError;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean init(byte[] wsdlContent) throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        setMode(Mode.SINGLE);
        WSDLReader reader;
        try {
            reader = getWsdlFactoryInstance().newWSDLReader();
        } catch (WSDLException e) {
            throw new APIMgtWSDLException("Error while initializing the WSDL reader", e);
        }

        reader.setFeature(WSDLReader.FEATURE_VALIDATION, false);
        Document document = getSecuredParsedDocumentFromContent(wsdlContent);
        WSDLSource wsdlSource = getWSDLSourceFromDocument(document, reader);
        try {
            wsdlDescription = reader.readWSDL(wsdlSource);
            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                log.debug("Successfully initialized an instance of " + this.getClass().getSimpleName()
                        + " with a single WSDL.");
            }
        } catch (WSDLException e) {
            //This implementation class cannot process the WSDL.
            log.debug("Cannot process the WSDL by " + this.getClass().getName(), e);
            setError(new ErrorItem(ExceptionCodes.CANNOT_PROCESS_WSDL_CONTENT.getErrorMessage(), e.getMessage(),
                    ExceptionCodes.CANNOT_PROCESS_WSDL_CONTENT.getErrorCode(),
                    ExceptionCodes.CANNOT_PROCESS_WSDL_CONTENT.getHttpStatusCode()));
        }
        return !hasError;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean initPath(String path) throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        setMode(Mode.ARCHIVE);
        pathToDescriptionMap = new HashMap<>();
        wsdlArchiveExtractedPath = path;
        WSDLReader reader;
        try {
            reader = getWsdlFactoryInstance().newWSDLReader();
        } catch (WSDLException e) {
            throw new APIMgtWSDLException("Error while initializing the WSDL reader", e);
        }

        reader.setFeature(WSDLReader.FEATURE_VALIDATION, false);
        File folderToImport = new File(path);
        Collection<File> foundWSDLFiles = APIFileUtil.searchFilesWithMatchingExtension(folderToImport, "wsdl");
        if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
            log.debug("Found " + foundWSDLFiles.size() + " WSDL file(s) in path " + path);
        }

        try {
            for (File file : foundWSDLFiles) {
                if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                    log.debug("Processing WSDL file: " + file.getAbsolutePath());
                }

                Document document = getSecuredParsedDocumentFromPath(file.getAbsolutePath());
                WSDLSource wsdlSource = getWSDLSourceFromDocument(document, reader);
                Description description = reader.readWSDL(wsdlSource);
                pathToDescriptionMap.put(file.getAbsolutePath(), description);
            }
            if (foundWSDLFiles.isEmpty()) {
                setError(ExceptionCodes.NO_WSDL_FOUND_IN_WSDL_ARCHIVE);
            }
            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                log.debug("Successfully processed all WSDL files in path " + path);
            }
        } catch (WSDLException e) {
            //This implementation class cannot process the WSDL. Continuing after setting canProcess = false
            log.debug(this.getClass().getName() + " was unable to process the WSDL Files for the path: " + path, e);
            setError(new ErrorItem(ExceptionCodes.CANNOT_PROCESS_WSDL_CONTENT.getErrorMessage(), e.getMessage(),
                    ExceptionCodes.CANNOT_PROCESS_WSDL_CONTENT.getErrorCode(),
                    ExceptionCodes.CANNOT_PROCESS_WSDL_CONTENT.getHttpStatusCode()));
        }
        return !hasError;
    }

    @Override
    public WSDLInfo getWsdlInfo() throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        Map<String, String> endpointsMap = getEndpoints();
        WSDLInfo wsdlInfo = new WSDLInfo();
        wsdlInfo.setEndpoints(endpointsMap);
        wsdlInfo.setVersion(WSDL_VERSION_20);
        return wsdlInfo;
    }

    @Override
    public ByteArrayInputStream getWSDL() throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        if (Mode.SINGLE.equals(getMode())) {
            return getSingleWSDL();
        } else {
            return getWSDLArchive(wsdlArchiveExtractedPath);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Retrieves an InputStream representing the WSDL (single WSDL scenario) attached to the processor
     *
     * @return Retrieves an InputStream representing the WSDL
     * @throws APIMgtWSDLException when error occurred while getting the InputStream
     */
    private ByteArrayInputStream getSingleWSDL() throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        WSDLWriter writer;
        try {
            writer = getWsdlFactoryInstance().newWSDLWriter();
            ByteArrayOutputStream byteArrayOutputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
            writer.writeWSDL(wsdlDescription.toElement(), byteArrayOutputStream);
            byte[] bytes = byteArrayOutputStream.toByteArray();
            return new ByteArrayInputStream(bytes);
        } catch (WSDLException e) {
            throw new APIMgtWSDLException("Error while stringifying WSDL definition", e,
                    ExceptionCodes.INTERNAL_WSDL_EXCEPTION);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public boolean hasError() {
        return hasError;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean canProcess(byte[] content) {
        return Bytes.indexOf(content, WSDL20_NAMESPACE.getBytes()) > 0;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean canProcess(String path) {
        return APIFileUtil.hasFileContainsString(path, "wsdl", WSDL20_NAMESPACE);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean canProcess(URL url) {
        return APIUtil.isURLContentContainsString(url, WSDL20_NAMESPACE, MAX_URL_READ_LINES);
    }

    @Override
    public ErrorHandler getError() {
        return error;
    }

    @Override
    public void loadXSDs(APIMWSDLReader wsdlReader, String url) {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("This method is not implemented");
    }

    @Override
    public void updateEndpoints(API api, String environmentName, String environmentType) throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        if (Mode.SINGLE.equals(getMode())) {
            updateEndpointsOfSingleWSDL(api, environmentName, environmentType);
        } else {
            updateEndpointsOfWSDLArchive(api, environmentName, environmentType);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Update the endpoint information of the WSDL (WSDL archive scenario) when an API and the environment details are
     * provided
     *
     * @param api API
     * @param environmentName name of the gateway environment
     * @param environmentType type of the gateway environment
     * @throws APIMgtWSDLException when error occurred while updating the endpoints
     */
    private void updateEndpointsOfWSDLArchive(API api, String environmentName, String environmentType)
            throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        for (Map.Entry<String, Description> entry : pathToDescriptionMap.entrySet()) {
            Description description = entry.getValue();
            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                log.debug("Updating endpoints of WSDL: " + entry.getKey());
            }
            updateEndpointsOfSingleWSDL(api, environmentName, environmentType, description);
            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                log.debug("Successfully updated endpoints of WSDL: " + entry.getKey());
            }
            try (FileOutputStream wsdlFileOutputStream = new FileOutputStream(new File(entry.getKey()))) {
                WSDLWriter writer = getWsdlFactoryInstance().newWSDLWriter();
                writer.writeWSDL(description.toElement(), wsdlFileOutputStream);
            } catch (IOException | WSDLException e) {
                throw new APIMgtWSDLException("Failed to create WSDL archive for API:" + api.getId().getName() + ":"
                        + api.getId().getVersion() + " for environment " + environmentName, e,
                        ExceptionCodes.ERROR_WHILE_CREATING_WSDL_ARCHIVE);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Update the endpoint information of the WSDL (single WSDL scenario) when an API and the environment details are
     * provided
     *
     * @param api API
     * @param environmentName name of the gateway environment
     * @param environmentType type of the gateway environment
     * @throws APIMgtWSDLException when error occurred while updating the endpoints
     */
    private void updateEndpointsOfSingleWSDL(API api, String environmentName, String environmentType)
            throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        updateEndpointsOfSingleWSDL(api, environmentName, environmentType, wsdlDescription);
    }

    /**
     * Update the endpoint information of the provided WSDL definition when an API and the environment details are
     * provided
     *
     * @param api API
     * @param environmentName name of the gateway environment
     * @param environmentType type of the gateway environment
     * @param wsdlDescription WSDL 2.0 definition
     * @throws APIMgtWSDLException when error occurred while updating the endpoints
     */
    private void updateEndpointsOfSingleWSDL(API api, String environmentName, String environmentType,
                Description wsdlDescription) throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        Service[] serviceMap = wsdlDescription.getServices();
        String organization = api.getOrganization();
        try {
            for (Service svc : serviceMap) {
                Endpoint[] portMap = svc.getEndpoints();
                for (Endpoint endpoint : portMap) {
                    EndpointElement element = endpoint.toElement();
                    String endpointTransport = determineURLTransport(endpoint.getAddress().getScheme(),
                            api.getTransports());
                    setAddressUrl(element, new URI(APIUtil.getGatewayEndpoint(endpointTransport, environmentName,
                            environmentType, organization) + api.getContext()));
                }
            }
        } catch (URISyntaxException | APIManagementException e) {
            throw new APIMgtWSDLException("Error while setting gateway access URLs in the WSDL", e);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Get endpoints defined in WSDL file(s).
     *
     * @return a Map of endpoint names and their URIs.
     * @throws APIMgtWSDLException if error occurs while reading endpoints
     */
    private Map<String, String> getEndpoints() throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        if (Mode.SINGLE.equals(getMode())) {
            return getEndpoints(wsdlDescription);
        } else {
            Map<String, String> allEndpointsOfAllWSDLs = new HashMap<>();
            for (Description description : pathToDescriptionMap.values()) {
                Map<String, String> wsdlEndpoints = getEndpoints(description);
                allEndpointsOfAllWSDLs.putAll(wsdlEndpoints);
            }
            return allEndpointsOfAllWSDLs;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Get endpoints defined in the provided WSDL description.
     *
     * @param description WSDL 2.0 description
     * @return a Map of endpoint names and their URIs.
     * @throws APIMgtWSDLException if error occurs while reading endpoints
     */
    private Map<String, String> getEndpoints(Description description) throws APIMgtWSDLException {
        Service[] services = description.getServices();
        Map<String, String> serviceEndpointMap = new HashMap<>();
        for (Service service : services) {
            Endpoint[] endpoints = service.getEndpoints();
            for (Endpoint endpoint : endpoints) {
                serviceEndpointMap.put(endpoint.getName().toString(), endpoint.getAddress().toString());
            }
        }
        return serviceEndpointMap;
    }

    private void setError(ErrorHandler error) {
        this.hasError = true;
        this.error = error;
    }

    private void setAddressUrl(EndpointElement endpoint,URI uri) {
        endpoint.setAddress(uri);
    }

    private WSDLSource getWSDLSourceFromDocument(Document document, WSDLReader reader) {
        Element domElement = document.getDocumentElement();
        WSDLSource wsdlSource = reader.createWSDLSource();
        wsdlSource.setSource(domElement);
        return wsdlSource;
    }
}


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Q: Using the Java StarTeam API, how can I find which revisions of a StarTeam Item have a certain label? I'm using the StarTeam java API (v10.4).
I am having a heckuva time trying to find which specific revisions a Label is applied to.  What makes this tricky is that there seems to be no method on the Label object which provides a list of what that label is applied to.
So you (seemingly) need to go backwards and find a list of items that you want to check for a particular Label, e.g.
int[] check_these_items = new int[]{ item_to_check.getID() };
int[] labelledItems = myLabel.getLabeledItemIDs(check_these_items)

First, that's kind of convoluted because you need to have a Label in the first place when really what I wanted was to get a list of labels attached to a single revision.  But ok, let's go with that for now.  So now I need to find a single revision from the history.  Let's make this simple and say I want to get the third (or fourth) revision:
Item specific_child = item_to_check.getHistory()[3];

Now the problem is that this new child from history has the same ID (via getID()) as the parent so using getLabeledItemIds(check_these_items) will return the same labels and essentially, we haven't gotten anywhere.
I did find a question related to finding past revisions but it wasn't pertaining to finding labels on past revisions.
Of course, I checked Borland's API documentation but have not come up with the solution.
I know the UI can do it so certainly there is way, I'm just having a time finding it.
Any suggestions even at a high-level would be greatly appreciated!

A: Once you have the Item and the Label at hand, use getFromHistoryByLabelID(int)
to "Returns the specified version of this item based on the given label ID"

A: This still doesn't seem like the right answer, but eventually I had to move on and ended up using a workaround of finding the revision date/time of the label I wanted and then comparing the item revision to that.  So by that type of reverse logic, I was able to check each label attached to the element and find which revisions had that label.

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Bogoyavlensky Convent () is one of the most populous Russian Orthodox convents. It is situated in Kostroma and is known as the location of the ancient Feodorovskaya Icon of the Mother of God.

It was founded as Bogoyavlensky (Theophany) Monastery  in the 15th century by Nikita, a disciple and a relative of St Sergius of Radonezh.

The five-domed katholikon of traditional Byzantine design was constructed under Ivan the Terrible, starting in 1559. The Tsar accused the father superior and some of the brethren of supporting his rival Vladimir of Staritsa and had them executed in 1570.

The monastery was besieged and taken by Aleksander Józef Lisowski during the Time of Troubles. The attack claimed the lives of 11 monks. A monastic house dates from the 17th century. The other buildings arose from the monastery's reconstruction in the Russian Revival style in the late 19th century. In 1863 the monastery was transformed into a convent.

After the Revolution the convent was abolished and was not revived  until the 1990s. The remains of the wall paintings in the katholikon were destroyed in a recent fire.

External links

Russian Orthodox monasteries in Russia
Convents in Russia
Kostroma
Buildings and structures in Kostroma Oblast
Cultural heritage monuments in Kostroma Oblast
Objects of cultural heritage of Russia of regional significance

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Create a campaign idea to launch Signature Kitchen Suite as the challenger brand in luxury built-in kitchen appliances.
Minimum 1-page poster & tagline, 1-page Explanation & Answers to questions.
Signature Kitchen Suite value the new generation of forward thinking cooks, combining their passion for food with their appreciation for innovation. This innovative brand is bringing them luxury built-in kitchen appliances with leading-edge technology, delivering performance, design, precision demonstrating respect for the food at every level. Knowing where food comes from, appreciating what it takes to bring it to you, and making sure it's prepared in the best ways possible is how Signature Kitchen Suite demonstrates its values and respect for food at every level.
Create an inspiring poster and tagline that shows in a compelling and relevant way, how Signature Kitchen Suite, as a challenger brand connects with affluent Western Europeans & Brits who are passionate about cooking at home.
Format: Minimum 1-page poster & tagline, 1-page Explanation & Answers to questions.


Bermudan Cutter Daysailer for sale. Clinker pitch pine.
A classic open daysailer, thought to have been built by Davis & Sons Ltd in 1976. A very pretty long keeled boat with a transom hung rudder and a bowsprit. She has been very well maintained and in 2003 she had new sails, engine and mast/spars.
Ideal as a single hander or for a large family, she is a good sea boat with good performance under sail or power, or equally suited for the river or visiting beaches.
Clinker pitch pine planking on oak frames. Long keel. The keel bolts were replaced and a new shoe added to the keel in 2015. GRP sheathed deck. Mahogany coamings and thwarts. Tiller steering.
Bermudan Cutter. Wooden mast and spars, new 2003. Stainless steel standing rigging. Running rigging is in excellent condition.
Sails: New 2003, washed and stored for winter.
Mainsail with traditional reefing. Staysail. Roller furling jib. All in very good condition.
Beta 10hp inboard, 2003. 100 hrs only. Cruising speed 5 kts, max 6 kts.
Road trailer, good condition, 4 new tyres.


This is Dakota performing a "boneless hand varial" at the Alice Springs Skateboarding Titles: The skill of some skaters is exceeded only by the quirkiness of the names they give to their tricks.
Matty Day, the local representative of Skateboarding Australia, which hosted the event, says 30 competitors vied for three titles: 11 and under won by James Whitby; 15 & under by Joe Hurley and open by Rowley Hill.
It's the first time that titles were held here although Alice previously had many competitions, skate jams and best trick contests.
Whitby, aged 9, turned up without a skateboard, borrowed one and a helmet, and received a brand new skateboard as the prize for winning his category.
Later the Aboriginal boy eloquently thanked the older boys in the local skateboarding fraternity for looking after him and teaching him tricks, says Day.
The event was sponsored by Nike SB and the Valour Skate Shop in Alice Springs.
Skater Logan Williams, who suffered two broken legs in the recent car accident near Glen Helen, took himself from the hospital to the skate park in a wheelchair and assisted Day in the judging.
"He is in great spirits and wanted to be part of the titles," says Day.
And warmest congratulations to Rowley Hill. It is so good to see you hanging in and doing what you do. I'm putting your back page photo up on my board.
I popped down to have a look and was really impressed by the support, encouragement and respect that the competitors had for each other.
Skateboarding is an outlet that is physical, technical and creative. Mastering the art requires dedication, loads of practice, fitness, commitment, creative flair and a perfectionist streak. All these qualities were on display on Saturday.
Young James, winner of the 11-and-under category, stole the show with his humble acceptance speech.
Congrats Matty and Alice Springs skateboarders on a successful and inclusive event.


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package nomostest

import (
	"fmt"
	"io/ioutil"
	"net/http"
	"os"
	"regexp"
	"time"

	corev1 "k8s.io/api/core/v1"
	"kpt.dev/configsync/e2e"
	"kpt.dev/configsync/e2e/nomostest/docker"
	"kpt.dev/configsync/e2e/nomostest/testing"
	"kpt.dev/configsync/pkg/reconcilermanager"
)

func connectToLocalRegistry(nt *NT) {
	nt.T.Helper()
	docker.StartLocalRegistry(nt.T)

	// We get access to the kubectl API before the Kind cluster is finished being
	// set up, so the control plane is sometimes still being modified when we do
	// this.
	_, err := Retry(20*time.Second, func() error {
		// See https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/docs/user/local-registry/ for explanation.
		node := &corev1.Node{}
		err := nt.Get(nt.ClusterName+"-control-plane", "", node)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		node.Annotations["kind.x-k8s.io/registry"] = fmt.Sprintf("localhost:%d", docker.RegistryPort)
		return nt.Update(node)
	})
	if err != nil {
		nt.T.Fatalf("connecting cluster to local Docker registry: %v", err)
	}
}

// checkImages ensures that all required images are installed on the local
// docker registry.
func checkImages(t testing.NTB) {
	t.Helper()

	var imageNames = []string{
		reconcilermanager.Reconciler,
		reconcilermanager.ManagerName,
	}

	for _, imageName := range imageNames {
		image := imageTagFromManifest(t, imageName)
		checkImage(t, image)
	}
}

func imageTagFromManifest(t testing.NTB, name string) string {
	bytes, err := os.ReadFile(configSyncManifest)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("failed to read %s: %s", configSyncManifest, err)
	}
	re := regexp.MustCompile(
		fmt.Sprintf(`(image: )(%s\/%s:.*)`, e2e.DefaultImagePrefix, name),
	)
	match := re.FindStringSubmatch(string(bytes))
	if match == nil || len(match) != 3 {
		t.Fatalf("failed to find image %s in %s", name, configSyncManifest)
	}
	return match[2]
}

func checkImage(t testing.NTB, image string) {
	url := fmt.Sprintf("http://%s", image)
	resp, err := http.Get(url)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to check for image %s in registry: %s", image, err)
	}

	defer func() {
		_ = resp.Body.Close()
	}()
	_, err = ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to read response for image %s in registry: %s", image, err)
	}
}


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Q: ArrayList not always adding object on first try I have an array list that is supposed to add an object to it, however the first time I try to add an object to the ArrayList the object is not added.
Main Class:
public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e){
    char letter =  e.getKeyChar();
    if(player!=null){
        if(letter==' ') {
           player.dropBomb(bomb);
        }
     }
}

Player Class:
    private int x,y;
    private int score;
    private Rectangle rect;
    private Color color;
    private Upgrade upgrades;
    private BufferedImage image;
    private int bombCount, bombMax;
    private int bombs;
    private ArrayList<Bomb> bombList;
    private ArrayList<Explosion> explodeList;
    private int power;
    private boolean dead;
    private int lives;

    public Player(int X, int Y,BufferedImage img) {
        x=X;
        y=Y;
        rect=new Rectangle(x+4,y+3,32-4-5,29-3-4);
        bombCount=0;
        bombMax=6;
        bombList=new ArrayList<Bomb>();
        explodeList=new ArrayList<Explosion>();
        power=1;
        image=img;
        dead=false;
        lives=3;
    }

public void dropBomb(BufferedImage bomb){
        out.println("DROPPING "+bombCount);//bombCount is initialized as 0; bombMax is intialized as 6
        if(bombCount<bombMax){
            bombCount++;
            out.println(bombCount+ " "+bombList.size());//bombList is an Arraylist<Bomb>
            bombList.add(new Bomb(x+16,y+16));
            out.println(bombList);
        }
        out.println("DROPPINGTest "+bombCount);
}

There is only one player.
Bomb Class constructor:
private int power;
private int timeLeft;
private int x,y;
private Rectangle rect;
private boolean canWalk;

public Bomb(int X,int Y){
        x=X;
        y=Y;
        rect=new Rectangle(x,y,32,32);
        timeLeft=200;
        power=4;
        canWalk=true;
  }

first time dropBomb is called:
DROPPING0
1 0
[]
DROPPINGTest 1

Second Time dropBomb is called:
DROPPING1
2 0
[Bomb@e1456c]
DROPPINGTest 2

The only thread that I am running is in the main class.
I am using threads in the main class, I have tried lowering and raising the sleep time on the thread and the result did not change. Any clue on the reason this is happening? Also there is a significant delay the first time that dropBomb is pressed between line 2 and 3 of the output.
You can view all of my code at: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B7qyWqb6iazxfklTcmVBUEcxQThJNzlPNzRBcnM4Vkx1T0N1WEVfcnFUenlqOUxaWUF2V28&usp=sharing

A: I think in your case a problem may be in concurrent access to list. Method 'keyPressed' may be called by different threads, so 'dropBomb' also will be called by different threads.
If the problem is it, you should synchronize 'dropBomb' or use some thread-safety list implementation.

A: I fixed my problem. I fixed it by adding to bombList when Player is constructed and then remove the new Bomb right after it.
public Player(int X, int Y,BufferedImage img) {
        bombList=new ArrayList<Bomb>();
        explodeList=new ArrayList<Explosion>();
        bombList.add(new Bomb());         //added this line
        bombList.remove(0);               //added this line
    }

For some reason unknown to me adding to the arrayList bombList for the first time would result in a significant delay resulting in bombList being cleared by another method.


Local authorities entitled to decide on industrial zones development - Moscow: building without administrative barriers. Building is easy!
According to the federal law signed on July 3, 2016, local authorities can commence an auction on the results of which it can award a contract for comprehensive development of some communal areas.
As explained in the Moscow department of urban planning policy, this order applies to areas where at least 50% of the total area is occupied by unauthorized constructions; objects recognized as dangerous and subject to demolition; objects subject to demolition or reconstruction by targeted programs; plots of land, the permitted use of which do not correspond to the use specified in the land use and development rules (PZZ).
In addition, the new law provides the procedure for development of territories on the initiative of right holders of land or real estate objects. Documentation on land planning is approved without a public hearing.
"In case of construction of communal, transport or social infrastructure on the state-owned land at the expense of a right holder, a contract can allow for certain fiscal reliefs and reduced rate of rent," said the Head of the Department Sergey Levkin.
As it was announced earlier in the first half of 2016 29 facilities of total 0.74 million square meters were built on the territory of Moscow's industrial zones, accounting for 22.6% of the total commissoning rate of real estate in the capital. The comparable figure in 2015 amounted to 1 million square meters, or 25%.
Chairman Moskomstroyinvest Konstantin Timofeev reported that about 270 sites on the territory of Moscow's industrial zones have the potential for future development.


We attract people with fire in their bellies- it has to be that way; if they didn't have a passion for justice they wouldn't be of any use to our clients.
Makerere University Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at Law Development Centre.
She possesses a Master's Degree in Management (UMI), Diploma in Legal Practice and a Bachelor's Degree in Law (MUK) and is an enrolled Advocate of the High Court since 2012. Her main areas of practice are Commercial law, Corporate law, Labor/Employment Law, Land Law, Insurance Law, Intellectual Property Law, Banking & Finance Law, Family Law and Administrative Law with a special inclination and specialty to Commercial, Land and Employment Law.
Harriet carries out her day to day activities through the wise words of Abraham Lincoln, "Every blade of grass is a study and to produce two, where there was but one, is both a profit and a pleasure".
A pleasant, professional and proficient administrator who has a long track record of ensuring things run smoothly behind the scenes of a busy office. She has a methodical and thorough approach to work, and will go out of her way to maintain an enjoyable and clean working environment.
Brilliant, reliable and courteous professional with extensive background in household and commercial buildings' cleaning and sanitation. Eager to create and maintain a hygienic and clean environment at employer's premises.
A professional Paralegal with advanced research and analysis abilities. Skilled at communicating complex legal information to internal and external stakeholders into clear, easy-to-understand language. Proactive and detailed contributor committed to influencing positive change and achieving goals through cultivating solid business relationships with clients, teammates and management.


Heschel hosted its annual Auction on February 5, 2019. The incredible evening was attended by parents, faculty and staff, alumni, alumni parents, and other members of the community. The evening celebrated and supported Heschel's mission to create a pluralistic and socio-economically diverse student body, and culminated with an inspiring program featuring Max Stavinsky (MS '95). There is still time to support the Scholarship Fund, visit https://tinyurl.com/heschelscholarship to help make a Heschel education a reality for all.


I'm Marlo Owczarzak. I've been dancing and singing since I could walk, which has both delighted and annoyed my family. I love art in all of its forms, and I think dance is so wonderful because it combines passion and elegance in a physical and mental challenge. I am so thrilled to create my own art with Echo, and I hope we inspire others to do the same.
Sára hails from Budapest, Hungary, where her love for dance and music was first ignited through performing with a traditional folk music group. After moving to Bloomington at the age of 12, Sára began to seriously dedicate herself to the art of classical ballet. Today, Sára maintains her passion for movement through dancing, yoga, and exercise. Treating these forms as creative, physical, and emotional outlets. Sára has grown as a dancer and discovered the liberating power of moving and flowing freely during her time with Echo Dance Company.
Grace grew up in a studio where classical ballet was seen as the most beautiful form of dance. It was not until eight years after her classical training began that she discovered a world of parallel lines & abstract body shapes; this discovery birthed a passion that is undeniably alive nine years later. The passion Grace harnesses today is one supporting all types of movement. She believes that human bodies never ceases to amaze, and should therefore be pushed past not only physical, but mental limitations.
Yolanda believes in the power of art. She is lucky that she has been able to participate in dance, music, and theater through her many journeys in life. From California to Indiana and everything in between, finding ways to express herself through movement, choreography, song, and acting have always been a constant in her life. She is grateful for being part of Echo Dance Company and the opportunity to grow as a dancer and artist.
Sarah is delighted to be part of Echo because it has given her the opportunity to dance again, something that's been sorely missing from her life. She considers dance and movement to be lifelines, getting her through the best and worst of times. While it takes a fair amount of discipline to dance, it also offers an exuberant release of passion and expression, things she is grateful to share with this company and with others.
Hannah received a minor in dance from the Indiana University contemporary dance program, studied under the esteemed Professor Rosa in the African American Dance Company, and is the marketing coordinator for Movement Exchange—a program that allowed her to study dance in India and Panama.


occupants in open-plan offices (>6 persons) had 62% more days of sickness absence (RR 1.62, 95% CI 1.30-2.02).
During the late 1970s, [Professor Thomas J.] Allen undertook a project to determine how the distance between engineers' offices affects the frequency of technical communication between them. The result of that research, produced what is now known as the Allen Curve, revealed that there is a strong negative correlation between physical distance and the frequency of communication between work stations. The finding also revealed the critical distance of 50 meters for weekly technical communication.
Apparently a few years back in Google, some staff mined the promotion data, and were able to show a Allen-like curve that proved a strong correlation between distance from Jeff Dean's desk, and time to getting promoted.


If the common physician, scientist, and educated consumer were to believe Wikipedia, they would assume that there is absolutely no research that shows the efficacy of homeopathic medicines in the treatment of any ailment. Furthermore, they would conclude homeopathic medicines are so small in dose, there is literally "nothing" in a homeopathic medicine.
And, if you are this gullible and vulnerable to Big Pharma propaganda, then we've got an island to sell you for $24! According to The Washington Post, Wikipedia's article on homeopathy and Jesus Christ are the two most controversial on that website in four leading languages (English, French, German and Spanish).
The Lancet; BMJ (British Medical Journal); Chest (the publication of the American College of Chest Physicians); Pediatrics (publication of the American Academy of Pediatrics); Cancer(journal of the American Cancer Society); Journal of Clinical Oncology; Pediatrics Infectious Disease Journal (publication of the European Society of Pediatric Infectious Diseases); European Journal of Pediatrics (publication of the Swiss Society of Pediatrics and the Belgium Society of Pediatrics).
Would you be shocked to learn that Wikipedia doesn't mention eight of the nine references here? Not only have individual studies found efficacy in homeopathic medicines, but various systematic reviews or meta-analyses have likewise concluded the effects of homeopathic medicines are different to those of a placebo. The newest review of homeopathic research published in Systematic Reviews confirmed a difference between the effects of homeopathic treatment and of placebo.
In reviewing the "highest quality studies," the researchers found that patients given homeopathic treatment were almost twice as likely to experience a therapeutic benefit as those given a placebo.
Further, in reviewing a total of 22 clinical trials, patients given homeopathic remedies experienced greater than 50 percent likelihood to have benefited from the treatment than those given a placebo. Once again, Wikipedia doesn't even mention this new review of clinical research in homeopathy.
Five systematic reviews have examined the RCT research literature on homeopathy as a whole, including the broad spectrum of medical conditions that have been researched and by all forms of homeopathy: four of these 'global' systematic reviews reached the conclusion that, with important caveats, the homeopathic intervention probably differs from placebo.
And if that wasn't enough, the largest and most comprehensive review of basic science research (fundamental physiochemical research, botanical studies, animal studies and in vitro studies using human cells) and clinical research into homeopathy ever sponsored by a governmental agency was undertaken recently in Switzerland.
July 14, 2018, we attended a groundbreaking conference in London entitled "New Horizons in Water Science — 'The Evidence for Homeopathy?'" in the hallowed halls of the U.K.'s Royal Society of Medicine.
Held at the behest of (Lord) Aaron Kenneth Ward-Atherton, who organized and chaired the event, Ward-Atherton not only is a practicing homeopath and integrated medical physician, but also has been a formal adviser on integrated medicine to a member of the U.K. government's Department of Health and Social Care, and had ongoing support from various peers in the British House of Lords.
This conference will no doubt have sent shockwaves around the world, as delegates from over 20 countries listened in awe to two Nobel Laureates (Cambridge physicist Professor Emeritus Brian Josephson and AIDS virus discoverer, Dr. Luc Montagnier) and several world-class scientists of equal academic stature from the U.S., U.K., Israel, and Russia.
Instead, this conference chose to focus on more fundamental questions: Does the process of remedy production in homeopathy (i.e., dilution and succession — vigorous shaking — of a medicinal substance in water/alcohol) have an effect on the water's long-range structure that is different from simple pure water? And, second, are their sound and plausible explanations for how homeopathic medicines persist in water solutions despite multiple dilutions?
Because most physicians and scientists are completely unfamiliar with the fascinating and amazing qualities and abilities of water, their assertions on what is and isn't possible with homeopathic medicines represent an embarrassingly uninformed viewpoint.
Simple-minded analysis might suggest that water, being a fluid, it cannot have a structure of the kind that such a picture would demand. But cases such as that of liquid crystals, which while flowing like an ordinary fluid can maintain an ordered structure over macroscopic distances, show the limitations of such ways of thinking. There have not, to the best of my knowledge, been any refutations of homeopathy that remain valid after this particular point is taken into account.
Josephson powerfully critiqued generally accepted theories of how biomolecules react with their substrates. Conventionally, these are thought to "match" like a lock and a key, but only when they are in direct physical contact. Not so, says Josephson.
Like his famous predecessor, Jacques Benveniste (who Josephson hosted at Cambridge's Cavendish Laboratory back in March 1999), he argues that they can "communicate" over some distance long before they come together, and that such interactions are best described by quantum theory and electromagnetic signaling.
Josephson also lambasted those scientists who demand that homeopathic medicines need to get "chemically analyzed." He asserted that applying chemical analysis to homeopathic remedies will tell you no more about their properties than applying chemical analysis to a CD will tell you what music is on it. Chemical analysis is too limited a tool for either.
Further, Josephson went on to show some remarkably beautiful photos and videos that provide powerful evidence of how hypersensitive water is to sound. Using an impressive new technology called cymascopy (developed by acoustics engineer John Stuart Reid), Josephson was able to demonstrate the incredible influence sound has on water using this technology, producing stunning dynamic wave patterns in water that follow changes in a sound's pitch.
Next to speak was Vladimir Voeikov from the Lomonosov Moscow State University in Russia. A world expert on the chemical and physical properties of aqueous systems and their key role in the vital processes of living systems, Voeikov also took aim at critics who scoff at homeopathy's plausibility.
And, much to the audience's surprise, it turns out that Benveniste (who in 1988 was so pilloried by scientists, skeptics and the journal Nature, his reputation was trashed and he lost his laboratories and his funding) was by no means the first to suggest that solutions diluted and strongly agitated to the point where there couldn't possibly be any molecules of the original substance left could still exert biological effects.
Drawing on his and his Russian colleagues' work, Voeikov concluded that conventional ideas of how water dissolves substances is actually incorrect. Until now, when something dissolves in water, its particles were thought to be randomly distributed throughout the solvent. As the solution is continually diluted, these particles simply reduce in number until at a certain dilution (known as the Avogadro limit) they disappear completely.
Instead, microscopically tiny "clumps" of the dissolved substance — known as nanoassociates — remain behind and these are biologically active. What's more, various analytical techniques can be used to track these nanoassociates, and they affect water in many ways that make it different from pure water, e.g., electrical conductivity and surface tension. So, a solution diluted and agitated beyond the Avogadro limit is anything but pure water.
If that wasn't enough, Voeikov and his colleagues have shown that so-called ordinary solutions — the kind that we make up every day and that have not been sequentially diluted and agitated as homeopaths do — also contain nanoassociates, violating what has for years been understood as "laws of behavior" prescribed in standard textbooks on aqueous solutions.
Barely able to catch our breath, we were then treated to one of the most inspirational talks of the whole conference, delivered by Jerry Pollack, Ph.D., professor of bioengineering at Seattle's University of Washington. Pollack is probably best known for his 2014 book, "The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor," in which he outlines in highly readable terms some of his and his team's amazing discoveries about water.
Chiefly, these concern what happens to water when it is in contact with a surface, e.g., a membrane. And for any doubting Thomas out there we should point out that Pollack's amazing discoveries about water have been independently verified many times.
It turns out that Pollack's semi-crystalline EZs cannot only be separated, but they are able to electromagnetically store information in their molecular structure. And, as the preparation of homeopathic remedies also involves water solutions in contact with surfaces, it is quite feasible his new EZ discoveries will have a huge impact on our understanding of water memory and homeopathy.
In fact, Pollack asserts that water has a HUGE capacity to store information. Further, he notes that homeopathic process of succussion (vigorous shaking of water in a glass) creates increased avenues for EZ water that then creates increased water storage.
Intriguingly, what the new science presented at this conference is telling us is that Hahnemann's method seems to optimize storage of medicinal information within the very structure of water itself! Even after more than 200 years, Hahnemann's discovery of homeopathy and his contributions to medicine and pharmacology are still being uncovered.
What I can say now is that the high dilutions (used in homeopathy) are right. High dilutions of something are not nothing. They are water structures which mimic the original molecules.
Montagnier's study found that under the right conditions electromagnetic signals can be transmitted from test tubes containing a highly diluted DNA sample to a different test tube containing only water, and that when enzymes which copy DNA molecules are then added to this water, they behave as if DNA molecules are present, producing new DNA molecules.
This "teleportation" effect of the DNA, from one test tube to another was found to occur only when the homeopathic procedure of sequential dilution, with vigorous shaking of the test tube, was utilized. Also, Montagnier cowrote with several highly-respected scientists another article that was published in a leading scientific journal. This article posits quantum effects beyond simple chemistry.
While Montagnier's work shows the influence of electromagnetic fields having a biological effect, other researchers at the conference found that nanodoses of the original homeopathic medicine persists in water solutions. Jayesh Bellare of the prestigious India Institute of Technology described his seminal research that was published in Langmuir, a highly-respected journal published by the American Chemistry Society.
Bellare and his colleagues found that six different homeopathic medicines, all made from minerals (gold, silver, copper, tin, zinc, and platinum), that were diluted 1-to-100, six times, 30 times and 200 times, were each found in nanodoses from one of three different types of spectroscopy.
Still, further, the fact that nanodoses are much more able to cross the blood-brain-barrier as well as most cell membranes provides additional insight into how and why homeopathic nanodoses can elicit significant and powerful immune responses from the body.
The day after Ullman's interview with Dr. Joseph Mercola, a very important study on homeopathy was published on the website of one of the world's leading scientific journals, Nature.
Nature.com just published a collection of studies that tested different homeopathic potencies of Rhus toxicodendron (also known as Rhus tox and Toxicodendron pubescens), including 2X, 4X, 6X, 8X, 12X, 24X and 30X in the treatment of neuropathy in rats.
The above described study didn't investigate the influence of water in its study, but it did confirm that homeopathic nanodoses can have powerful biological and clinical effects.
Fisher chaired the World Health Organization's working group on homeopathy and was a member of WHO's Expert Advisory Panel on Traditional and Complementary Medicine. He served as clinical director for 18 years and director of research at the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine (formerly the Royal London Homoeopathic Hospital) for 22 years.
He was also president of the Faculty of Homeopathy and editor-in-chief of the journal Homeopathy (the leading research journal in the field). Fisher was awarded the Polish Academy of Medicine's Albert Schweitzer Gold Medal in 2007. Fisher also served as moderator for the second half of the homeopathic research conference discussed in this article.
Besides all of his academic achievements, Fisher had a wicked, dry, even very dry, British sense of humor. He was known to provide scathing critiques of the many uninformed and ill-informed skeptics of homeopathy whose criticisms of homeopathy simply proved their sheer ignorance of the subject. Sadly, August 15, 2018, Fisher was riding his bicycle in London on "drive your bike to work day," and was hit by a truck and killed.
He has also created a special e-course on "Learning to Use a Homeopathic Medicine Kit" (details at https://homeopathicfamilymedicine.com/). He also maintains a homeopathic practice where he "sees" most of his patients via Skype, various video apps, or the simple telephone.
Article originally appeared at Mercola and Health Nut News. Reposted with permission.


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Dallas: murder trial to begin of ex-officer who shot black man dead in his home
Tom Dart in Houston
Sunday, 22 Sep 2019
# Dallas
# Gun crime
# Race
# Texas
# US policing
Amber Guyger, 26, claims she entered Botham Jean's apartment by mistake and acted in self-defense, in case that has inflamed racial tensions
Testimony is to begin on Monday in the trial of a former Dallas police officer who claims she killed an unarmed black man after entering his apartment by mistake.
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Amber Guyger is accused of murdering Botham Jean last year in a case that inflamed racial tensions and suspicion of the authorities in a Texas city with a long history of deadly contact between police and civilians.
Jury selection took more than a week, with about 4,000 summonses issued and hundreds of potential jurors questioned. Guyger's lawyers argued she cannot receive a fair trial in Dallas because of "media hysteria" and public comments by officials about the shooting. They asked to move the trial to one of several nearby counties – a request the judge, Tammy Kemp, denied.
Seemingly fearful of public unrest, the Dallas police department told its officers last month that they could not request additional time off during the trial. There were street protests and angry scenes at a city council meeting after Jean's death.
A Dallas civil rights group, the Next Generation Action Network, plans to hold a rally outside the courthouse on Monday.
The head of the Dallas police association called for the trial to be delayed on the basis that resources will be stretched by the city hosting the state fair of Texas, a suggestion that Lee Merritt, a lawyer for Jean's family, described on Twitter as "absurd and contemptible".
Guyger, who is white, had finished work on the evening of 6 September last year but was still in uniform when she parked at her apartment building. Jean, a 26-year-old accountant, lived on the floor above her.
In Guyger's telling, she parked on the wrong floor after a long and tiring shift and walked into a dark apartment directly above her own, where she encountered Jean and thought he was a burglar. The 31-year-old claims she gave Jean verbal commands that were ignored. She then fired twice, fatally striking him with a bullet to the chest.
"If it was a white man would it have been different? Would she have reacted differently?" Allison Jean, the victim's mother, said on the local station KXAS last year.
The family of Jean, who was born in St Lucia and was active in his local church, have filed a civil lawsuit that questions how Guyger could have missed various details telling her she was in the wrong apartment, such as signs, door numbers and a red floor mat outside the door. The lawsuit alleges she killed Jean "without any warning" as he got up from his sofa.
It also claims Guyger's conduct reflects inadequate training and fits the department's "pattern, practice, history and custom of using excessive force against minorities", citing examples of recent fatal shootings by Dallas police.
Botham Jean pictured in 2017. He would have been 28 on 29 September. Photograph: Jeff Montgomery/AP
Activists and Jean's family accused police of conducting a biased investigation in the immediate aftermath of his death, treating it akin to an officer-involved shooting of a suspect rather than a civilian killing an innocent victim. It was made public that marijuana was found in Jean's apartment, which his supporters argue was an attempt to smear him.
An arrest warrant – which appears to rely heavily on Guyger's version of events – was not issued until three days after the shooting, by which time Dallas police had handed the investigation to Texas rangers. Guyger was initially charged with manslaughter and fired two weeks later. A grand jury indicted her on a murder charge in November.
Guyger was a Dallas police officer for more than four years. She was previously cleared of any wrongdoing after shooting a suspect, who survived, in May 2017. Jean's lawyers will attempt to depict her as having violent tendencies given that incident and aggressive quotations and memes she allegedly posted on social media, including: "People are so ungrateful. No one ever thanks me for having the patience not to kill them."
Guyger's lawyers are expected to argue that Jean's death was a tragic accident and that – however misguidedly, given the location – she was acting in self-defense while fearing for her life and using lethal force in a context that is permissible under Texas law. Establishing whether Jean's door was locked will probably prove important.
A recording of the 911 call made by Guyger was leaked to the local station WFAA in April. Sounding panicked and tearful, Guyger tells the dispatcher: "I'm an off-duty officer. I thought I was in my apartment and I shot a guy thinking he was … thinking it was my apartment … I'm fucked. Oh my God, I'm sorry … I'm going to lose my job." She repeats the phrase "I thought it was my apartment" more than a dozen times.
A foundation created in Jean's honor to expand on his missionary work is planning to hold a launch event in Dallas on 29 September, which would have been his 28th birthday.
Tom Dart
Tom Dart is a Houston-based freelance journalist. Twitter @Tom_Dart
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Stowe House a large building from the 17th century
Stowe House, an old country house is located near the abandoned village of Stowe in Buckinghamshire. It is now a private school, but is open to the public during the school holidays along with the magnificent gardens and park.
The house was built in the late 17th century with the help of the great architect Christopher Wren who seems to have participated in the construction of most of the buildings in the second half of the 1600s. The palace was later modified,perhaps during the 1700s although the latest changes they were made in 1779. All the famous architects of the time such as John Nash, James Gibbs and Robert Adam worked to improve the building.
The palace belonged to members of the Temple family who made money and became members of the small aristocracy thanks to the sheep and wool trade. They bought the house and land here at the end of the 1500s but only a century later they decided to rebuild a home.
The Temple family produced several counts, viscounts and barons and their humble abode became a reference point for the nobility of half of Europe. The parties in this house were famous because they could last for days and days.
Now even if you manage to visit the villa, you will only see a limited number of rooms but it is worth going there only for the magnificent gardens which are managed by the National Trust, also during the course of the year there are always seasonal or artistic events. The gardens have several structures and statues and will keep you busy for a whole day.
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Wollaton Hall; beautiful 16th century house near Nottingham
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Much Hadham, an appealing medieval village near London
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Morlaix in France, a medieval centrewith dreamlike houses
Melrose Abbey in Scotland is in the town of the same name in the Scottish Borders. Virtually all historic buildings found in the Borders (the border area between England and Scotland) have been destroyed numerous times by the English. Melrose Abbey is no exception.
What makes it important is that despite being destroyed and now only ruins remain, many decorative parts still remain. Like the gargoyles and the Gothic rose windows.
One of the many reasons why this abbey is famous is because it is said to host the heart of Robert Bruce, the famous king of Scotland in the Middle Ages. Other medieval Scottish kings were buried here.
The history of Melrose Abbey
Let's start from the beginning, the abbey was built in 1100 by Cistercian monks under the order of King David I. It was located in the same place as another monastery, this one dedicated to St Aidan of Lindisfarne. The Cistercian abbey was followed by the town of Melrose, being an important religious centre, there was no lack of trade.
The abbey was almost destroyed by the English king Edward I in 1322 and then rebuilt. It was later set on fire by Richard II and its reconstruction lasted over 100 years.
In 1544 it was again damaged by English troops when the British wanted Mary of the Queen to marry the son of Henry VIII. After this event the abbey was never restored and was never a functioning monastery again.
It suffered further damage later from the cannon fire of Oliver Cromwell's army. In the end, the poor abbey never managed to stand up for long.
In addition to visiting the ruins, you can also start from here St Cuthbert's Way, a path that goes up to the monastery of Lindisfarne in Northumberland. It had been the route taken by St Cuthbert himself in 650 from the old monastery of Melrose. In all it would be about 100 km, but you don't have to do it all. However, it crosses some very beautiful landscapes. Melrose itself is a nice little town even if it doesn't have much of a memorable one.
Culross in Scotland, the village of Outlander
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A very brief history of witch hunting in Scotland
In England there is certainly no shortage of cathedrals, some splendid. Among the most beautiful are undoubtedly the Cathedral of Exeter or St. Peter's Cathedral, which is located in a place of prayer that is over 1500 years old. The current cathedral, however, dates back to around 1100 after the arrival of the Normans, although now of that date we have practically only the two towers.
Another part of the cathedral dates back to 1270 when Exeter Cathedral was refurbished in a typically English Gothic. The cathedral was unfortunately hit by a German bomb in 1942, St James's chapel was completely destroyed along with several medieval objects, some of which have been rebuilt piece by piece.
Fortunately some important historical artifacts had been taken away, in fact an attack on the cathedral had been foreseen, probably all these churches and cathedrals were hit in an attempt to demoralise the people.
What can you see at Exeter Cathedral?
You can still see the 50 mercies or genuflexors which are small shelves leaning against the wall that supported those who had to stand a long time to pray. These date back to the 1200s and are the oldest complete group in the UK. Also in this group is the figure of an elephant, the oldest in the United Kingdom.
There is the famous astronomical clock which dates back to 1484, the ancient library which dates back to 1100 and the gallery with 12 statues of angels playing different instruments.
The towers also have bells, the north tower contains a bell called Peter which however is no longer rung completely and the south tower has 12 bells which are among the heaviest in the world.
When you are at the cathedral you can be taken to the top of the roof and the North Tower, you have to climb 251 steps so you have to be fit but the views are spectacular. You must book in advance and here you will find the instructions.
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Amersfoort in the Netherlands has a long mercantile history, in 1500 and in the following centuries it owed its wealth to the tobacco, wool and beer trade. Now you can still find some of that wealth, and there are several major merchant houses left.
The city has about 200,000 inhabitants and is therefore not a very small place, but it has the advantage of having almost everything you should have in a historic centre that you can walk around safely. In fact, in the old town, in addition to the canals, you can also see about 300 old buildings, all very characteristic of the period of the economic boom in the Netherlands.
Like other places in the Netherlands and Belgium this is a mini Amsterdam. We know with certainty that the area was inhabited since 1000 BC but we know it as a city only from 1100 onwards. Similar to the English ford, foort means ford on the river and in fact here is the Eem river which was once called Amer. There are therefore no mysteries about the origin of the name.
In any case, before becoming an important city for international trade, it was a medieval walled city and you can still find many traces of this past. Of the old medieval walls three gates still survive, all from the 1300s and 1400s.
The Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk was once an important Gothic church, part of its importance was that it marked the exact centre of the Netherlands. The church was destroyed by a gunpowder explosion in 1700 but the tower still remains and even today it is still used as the geographic centre of the town. If you want to take the 346 steps to admire the view, the tower is still open to the public.
In Amersfoort there is also another old church the Sint Joriskerk or St. George's church. A medieval church from the 1200s and the 1400s, you can also climb the tower here and every hour in front of the facade you can see a mechanical Saint George coming out to kill the dragon.
Amersfoort has several museums including a major art gallery, where you will find many temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.
Amersfoort in the Netherlands is also famous for being the birthplace of the painter Piet Mondrian and it is remembered with a museum located right in the house where he was born.
Part of the pleasure of visiting Amersfoort is wandering around the historic centre, strolling along the canals and sitting down for a drink in one of the many bars. There is obviously no shortage of restaurants.
How to get to Amersfoort in the Netherlands?
Very easy to reach from anywhere in Holland by train, it is close to Utrecht and only 35 minutes by train from Amsterdam.


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Julia Michaels Recreates Her Debut Music Video For Performance Of 'Issues'
AllisonJune 18, 2017
If you want to get technical, Julia Michaels has performed at the iHeartRadio MMVAs many times before. At least, her songs have. The songwriter turned singer has penned hits for some of the biggest artists in the world, including past iHeartRadio MMVA performers Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Demi Lovato, Hailee Steinfeld and Fifth Harmony. But with tonight's performance of her debut track "Issues," Julia Michaels threw a coming out party worthy of a megastar.
Assembling an intimate setting for thousands of screaming fans, Michaels recreated her "Issues" music video, building a bedroom set on stage that was taken over by two contemporary dancers. Delivering a emotionally raw and captivating performance of the beautifully vulnerable track, Michaels effortlessly commanded the attention of the crowd from her spot in the center of the stage.
"Issues" is Julia Michaels' first single from her upcoming debut album. The songwriter turned singer recently released her second solo, the sexually charged earworm "Uh Huh" (listen here).
The 2017 iHeartRadio MMVAs are hosted by Alessia Cara and Joe Jonas and feature performances from Camila Cabello, Lorde, Imagine Dragons, Julia Michaels, Post Malone, Jazz Cartier, Niall Horan, DNCE, and Arkells.
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Verity Smith, founder of Ibiza Superfoods has built a solid reputation, brand and Superfood products in just under a year. The Ibiza A list and residents are talking about her detox cleanses; Restaurants and cafes are stocking her carefully sourced, personally packed products and she has big plans for her Superfoods brand.
When we meet Verity, she tells us what Ibiza Superfoods offers and where she sees it in the future. She is so passionate about the concept, she has set up an organic farm on the island, so she can carefully grow and pick the produce for the juice cleanses to ensure she is providing the freshest and most nutritionally dense juice cleanse available on Ibiza.
So what does Ibiza Superfoods offer?
Verity offers cleansing plans which can be followed for 1 to 7 days in which she personally cold presses juices using organic and locally grown produce together with her organic range of the finest Superfoods.
Her products are sold at various well known organic eco friendly cafes and restaurants including the Rabbit Hole, BioBites, Passion Restaurant and Can Guimo. They were so popular in her first year, 2014 saw her launch her range of Bespoke Blends targeted for the Ibiza Lifestyle including The Skinny Mix, The Disco Mix and the Detox Mix.
Ibiza Superfoods offers a full range of juice detox programmes and Verity can help you personally choose a programme suited to your needs or tailor one specifically.
Hotique recommends the "Go Deep" 4 day all-green cold pressed juice and superfood cleanse. This is a great option for those that are experienced at cleansing. It uses mainly green produce which is cleansing, alkalising and low in fruit sugars which is important when juicing. Verity recommends to pre-cleanse prior to starting the detox to help alkalise and prepare the body.
As a certified Nutritional Therapist, Verity will send you all the information you require on the dietary preparation to make the process as easy as possible, as well as well as providing tips on the day when she delivers the juices to your door.
6 juices a day for four days plus lots of water and herbal teas. Verity also recommends a sauna and Epsom salt bath to eliminate toxins. You can taste the goodness in her juices, they are actually tasty in an earthy kind of way, and apart from the third day which we found the hardest to resist food, (Verity recommends sticking to liquids only, but allows a raw salad if required) - the results are worth it! A light and clear feeling on the 4th day, weight loss AND a desire to continue a healthy lifestyle!
Verity also provides her special secret DETOX Lemonade (full of medicinal roots & herbs) and a Liquid Shot of Chlorophyll for deep detoxification support each day.