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Bader ist ein deutscher Familienname.

Bedeutung
Der Name geht auf die Berufsbezeichnung des Baders zurück.

Namensträger

A

 Alberto Bader (* 1959), italienischer Fotograf und Filmregisseur
 Alexander Bader (* 1965), deutscher Klarinettist

 Angelika Kern-Bader (* 1952), deutsche Turnerin
 Anna Bader (* 1983), deutsche Klippenspringerin
 Anton Bader (* 1981), deutscher Eishockeyspieler
 Arnold Bader-von Rohr (1893–1980), Schweizer Uhrenfabrikant
 Arthur Bader (1926–2010), deutscher Journalist
 Astrid Hoßfeld-Bader (* 1939), deutsche Rollkunstläuferin
 Augustin Bader (um 1495–1530), deutscher Täuferführer und Chiliast
 Augustinus Bader (* 1959), deutscher Mediziner und Biomediziner
 Axel Bader (* 1956), deutscher Steuerberater und Hochschullehrer

B
 Barbara Bader (* 1972), Schweizer Kunstwissenschaftlerin und Kunstdidaktikerin
 Benjamin Bader (* 1982), deutscher Wirtschaftswissenschaftler und Hochschullehrer
 Bernardo Bader (* 1974), österreichischer Architekt
 Bernd Bader (* 1945), deutscher Bibliothekar
 Bernhard Bader (* 1964), deutscher Eishockeyspieler

C

 Catherine Bader-Bille (* 1965), deutsche Leichtathletin
 Chris Zintzen-Bader (* 1966), deutscher Autor, Journalist, Rezensent und Blogger
 Christian Bader (1882–1942), österreichischer Politiker (CSP)
 Christoph Bader (* 1997), österreichischer Fußballspieler
 Christophe Bader (1972–1993), Schweizer, der beim Versuch, einen Sprengstoffanschlag auf das Berner Rathaus zu unternehmen, ums Leben kam
 Conny Bader (* 1980), deutsche Pop-Musikerin im christlichen Spektrum
 Curt Bader (* 1961), US-amerikanischer Kanute

D
 Diana Bader (* 1976), deutsche Landespolitikerin (Die Linke)
 Diedrich Bader (* 1966), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Dorit B. Whiteman (* 1924), austroamerikanische Psychologin
 Douglas Bader (1910–1982), britischer Kampfflieger

E
 Édouard Bader (1899–1983), französischer Rugbyspieler
 Elvira Bader (* 1955), Schweizer Politikerin (CVP)
 Emil Bader (1908–1987), Schweizer Schauspieler und Dramatiker
 Ernst Bader (Maler) (1860–1915), deutscher Maler
 Ernst Bader (1914–1999), deutscher Liederdichter und Komponist
 Erwin Bader (* 1943), österreichischer Sozialphilosoph, Ethiker, politischer Aktivist, Arbeitsrechtler und Sozialreformer

F
 Ferdinand Bader (* 1981), deutscher Skispringer

 Friedrich Bader (1908–1997), deutscher Major und Skilangläufer
 Friedrich Wilhelm Bader (1828–1907), österreichischer Holzschneider
 Fritz J. Bader (* 1956), Schweizer Gastronomieunternehmer

G
 Ghaleb Moussa Abdalla Bader (* 1951), jordanischer Geistlicher, Erzbischof von Algier
 Günter Bader (* 1943), deutscher evangelischer Theologe
 Gustav Bader (1888–1966), deutscher Architekt

H
 Hamad Bader, bahrainischer Schwimmer

 Hansjörg Bader (* 1948), Bibliothekar im Tiroler Volkskunstmuseum
 Heinrich Bader (1912–1999), deutscher Wirtschaftsmathematiker, Versicherungswissenschaftler und Hochschullehrer
 Heinz Bader (* 1940), deutscher Eishockeyspieler
 Hermann Bader (* 1927), deutscher Pharmakologe, Toxikologe und Hochschullehrer
 Hilary J. Bader (1952–2002), US-amerikanische Drehbuchautorin

I
 Isaak Bader (auch Isaak Baader oder Isaak Pader; † 1635), deutscher Baumeister und Stuckateur

J
 Jakob Bader (1883–1939), Polizeipräsident von Mannheim 1932–1933 und Ministerialdirektor
 Jan Bader (* 2002), österreichischer Triathlet
 Jochanan Bader (1901–1994), israelischer Politiker

 Johannes Bader (1487–1545), deutscher Theologe

 Joseph Bader (1805–1883), deutscher Archivar und Historiker

K

 Kastulus Bader (1940–2022), deutscher Unternehmer
 Konrad Bader (* 1939), deutscher Brigadegeneral
 Kristian Bader (* 1965), deutscher Theater- und Fernsehschauspieler
 Kristina Bader (* 1981), russische Bobsportlerin
 Kurt Bader (1899–1959), deutscher Jurist sowie SS-Brigadeführer und Generalmajor der Polizei

L
 Leslie Bader (* 1963), US-amerikanische Eisschnellläuferin
 Lilian Bader (1918–2015), britische Aircraftwoman und Lehrerin
 Ludwig Bader sen. (1865–1947), deutscher Maler

M
 Manfred Bader (* 1953), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Markus Bader (Linguist) (* 1966), Schweizer Sprachwissenschaftler und Hochschullehrer
 Markus Bader (Schauspieler) (* 1974), deutscher Schauspieler und Theaterregisseur
 Markus Bader (* 1988), österreichischer Skilangläufer
 Martin Bader (* 1968), deutscher Fußball-Funktionär
 Martin Bader (Triathlet) (* 1992), österreichischer Triathlet
 Matthäus Bader (um 1550–1598), deutscher Pädagoge und Autor
 Matthias Bader (* 1997), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Max Bader (1929–1986), deutscher Maler und Restaurator
 Maximilian Bader (1879–1955), deutscher Orgelbauer in Hardheim
 Michael W. Bader (* 1952), deutscher Unternehmer
 Monika Bader (* 1959), deutsche Skirennläuferin

O
 Otto Bader (1903–1979), sowjetrussischer Archäologe deutscher Herkunft

P

 Pepi Bader (Josef Bader; 1941–2021), deutscher Bobfahrer

 Philipp Bader (* 1996), österreichischer Fußballspieler

R
 Rainer Bader (* 1965), deutscher Arzt und Biomechaniker
 Ralf Bader (* 1980), deutscher Handballspieler
 René Bader (1922–1995), Schweizer Fußballspieler

 Roger Bader (* 1964), Schweizer Eishockeytrainer
 Roland Bader (* 1938), deutscher Dirigent
 Rolf Bader (* 1969), deutscher Musikwissenschaftler

 Ruth Bader Ginsburg (1933–2020), US-amerikanische Richterin

S
 Sabina Bader (um 1500–nach 1547), deutsche Täuferin
 Sebastian Bader (* 1988), österreichischer Tennisspieler
 Sophie Bader (1792–1832), deutsche Theaterschauspielerin, siehe Sophie Laurent
 Stascha Bader (* 1956), Schweizer Dokumentarfilmer

T
 Theodor Bader (1828–nach 1877), deutscher Philologe und Pädagoge
 Théophile Bader (1886–1942), französischer Textil-Kaufmann und Produzent, Gründer der Galeries Lafayette
 Thomas Bader (1942–2014), deutscher Buchhändler
 Timo Bader (* 1983), deutscher Schriftsteller

W
 Walter Bader (1901–1986), deutscher Archäologe
 Werner Bader (1922–2014), deutscher Journalist und Autor

 Wolfgang Bader (* 1948), deutscher Romanist

Siehe auch
 Al-Bader

Familienname
Berufsname

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Q: Getting selected radio button value here I have html in my form that looks like this. First, is this code malformed or something? Second, when the selected radio changes, how do I get the value of the selected radio? I do $('#form_options').change(function(){ }); but what goes inside to get the value of the selected button

   Choose an option

      <input type="radio" name="options" id="options-morning" value="morning" />Morning

      <input type="radio" name="options" id="options-night" value="night" />Night

      <input type="radio" name="options" id="options-evening" value="evening" />Evening

A: Try this:
$("input[@name='options']", '#form-options').change(function(){
    console.log($(this).val());
});

A: Your div id is wrong. You need $('#form-options') instead of $('#form_options')
Try this:
$('#form-options').change(function() {
    alert($('input[name=options]:checked').val());
});

You can try it here - http://jsfiddle.net/FloydPink/PF8qX/

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History of Laval Wilson's tenure
Description: Hope Kelly reviews the major events and key issues during the tenure of Boston superintendent of schools Laval Wilson. The Boston School Committee has voted to remove him from his post. Kelly adds that there are racial overtones in the vote to dismiss Wilson. Kelly notes that Wilson's opponents are all white. Kelly reviews Wilson's interview and selection, his record and the school bus drivers' strike. Kelly also discusses the school consolidation controversy and his contract renewal in 1989. The Boston Public Schools experienced a rise in achievement test scores and a decrease in the dropout rate under Wilson. Kelly's report is accompanied by footage illustrating these events during Wilson's tenure. This edition of the Ten O'Clock News also included the following items: Controversy surrounds the Boston School Committee's decision to fire Laval Wilson and Meg Vaillancourt interviews Nthabiseng Mabuza about the release of Nelson Mandela
1:00:04: Visual: Footage of Dr. Laval Wilson (Superintendent, Boston Public Schools) being interviewed by Eileen Jones (WGBH reporter) on July 19, 1985. Wilson says that he wants to convince the Boston Public School community that he is the best person for the job of superintendent. Shots of posters prepared by Wilson for his presentation to the Boston School Committee; of Wilson adjusting the position of the charts. Hope Kelly reports that Wilson interviewed for the position of superintendent in July of 1985. Kelly notes that Wilson showed little charisma; that he was well prepared for the interview. V: Footage of Wilson being interviewed by the Boston School Committee in the School Committee chambers on July 19, 1985. Wilson says that his planning skills are excellent. Shots of Wilson and the members of the School Committee. Kelly reports that Wilson stressed his planning skills; that Wilson was self-confident and stubborn. Kelly notes that Wilson did not mention his people skills or his passion. V: Footage of Wilson being interviewed by Jones on July 19, 1985. Wilson repeats that he classified himself "as a school superintendent." Shot of Wilson during his interview with the School Committee. Kelly reports that Wilson never made any reflections on race. V: Footage of Wilson being interviewed by the School Committee on July 19, 1985. Wilson says that he is an educator who happens to be African American. Footage of the members of the School Committee as they cast their votes for the position of superintendent on July 31, 1985. Jean McGuire (Boston School Committee) votes for Dr. Peter Negroni (candidate for superintendent of schools). School Committee members John O'Bryant and Thomas O'Reilly vote for Wilson. Kelly notes that Wilson had held the position of superintendent of schools in Rochester, New York, and Berkeley, California. Kelly reports that the Boston School Committee voted nine-to-four in favor of hiring Wilson. Kelly reports that Wilson became Boston's first African American superintendent of schools. Kelly adds that the Boston Public School System was rife with poverty and patronage in 1985. V: Footage from August 21, 1985. Wilson walks on Devonshire Street with a group of school officials, including John Nucci (President, Boston School Committee), Ellen Guiney (Citywide Education Coalition), John Grady (Boston School Committee), and Julio Henriquez (aide to School Committee member Daniel Burke). Footage of Wilson at a press conference of May 12, 1987. Wilson says that 20% of first-graders did not pass first grade last year. Kelly reports that a bus strike paralyzed the school system in Wilson's fourth month on the job. Kelly notes that students and parents became enraged at Wilson's plan to consolidate schools. V: Shot of buses parked outside of South Boston High School. African American students walk among the buses. Shot of a group of angry protesters. Shots of students and parents protesting outside of the Boston School Committee headquarters on Court Street. The students and parents hold signs. Shot of a jacket being held up in the air. Writing on the jacket reads, "Save our school." Kelly reports that Wilson threatened to resign over the school consolidation issue; that Wilson pursued a job offer from the New York City Public School System in 1987. Kelly notes that Wilson receives a salary of nearly $100,000 per year. Kelly adds that there were questions about his performance. V: Shot of Wilson at a press conference. Footage from a Boston School Committee meeting on October 11, 1988. Shot of Daniel Burke (Boston School Committee). Shot of Wilson saying that progress is being made. Shot of the audience at the meeting. Kelly reports that progress is being made in the school system; that achievement scores are rising. Kelly notes that the drop-out rate has declined to its lowest level in eleven years. V: Shots of Wilson in an elementary school classroom; of Wilson and school officials walking through a high school corridor. Footage from a Boston School Committee on April 11, 1989. Don Muhammad (Muhammad's Mosque) addressing the members of the School Committee. Muhammad says that Wilson's contract should be renewed; that Wilson has begun to turn the school system around. Shots of audience members crowded into the School Committee chambers; of the School Commitee members in the School Committee chambers. Kelly reports that Wilson's contract was renewed in 1989; that Wilson survived by one vote. Kelly reports that Wilson did not receive a ringing endorsement from the Boston School Committee; that Wilson had wanted a four-year contract in 1989; that he did not receive one. Kelly notes that Ray Flynn (Mayor of Boston) suggested abolishing the Boston School Committee during the summer of 1989. V: Footage of Flynn at a press conference in May of 1989. Flynn says that the present system fails the schoolchildren and parents of Boston. Shot of the members of the School Committee seated at the front of the School Committee chambers. Kelly reports that Flynn wanted to replace the elected school committee with an appointed school committee. V: Footage from July of 1985. Wilson sits at a press conference with Flynn, Edward Doherty (President, Boston Teachers Union), Peggy Davis-Mullen (Boston School Committee), Rita Walsh-Tomasini (Boston School Committee) and other school officials. The officials stand up and raise their linked hands. Kelly reports that the debate over the schools has become divisive and political. Kelly reports that Flynn took no questions about Wilson today; that Flynn released a short statement. V: Footage of Wilson being interviewed by the School Committee on July 19, 1985. Wilson says that issues are more important than skin color. Kelly stands outside of the headquarters of the Boston School Committee. Kelly notes that the situation has racial overtones. Kelly reports that an all-white majority on the School Committee has voted to remove an African American superintendent from a school system with a 75% non-white student population.
Laval Wilson let go
Description: Jan von Mehren reports that Boston superintendent Laval Wilson was let go by the Boston School Committee. Wilson attended an event honoring the partnership between the Boston Public Schools and the John Hancock Insurance Company. Interview with Sandra Willet of the John Hancock Company, who praises Wilson for his support of business-school partnerships. Wilson speaks to reporters at the event. He says that reading and math scores improved dramatically while he was superintendent. Wilson accuses the School Committee of not working with the superintendent to achieve goals. School Committee members Rita Walsh-Tomasini and Abigail Browne are in attendance at the event. Interviews with Browne and Walsh-Tomansini, who say that Wilson is not the right person to manage the Boston Public Schools. Von Mehren reports that some members of the School Committee believe that racism is behind Wilson's firing. Interview with Committee member John O'Bryant says that Wilson would have had a different experience if he were white. Von Mehren notes that O'Bryant has compared Wilson's firing to the firing of the superintendent in Selma, Alabama. Von Mehren's report features footage from a student demonstration in Selma, Alabama in 1990. Walsh-Tomasini says that race had nothing to do with Wilson's situation. This edition of the Ten O'Clock News also included the following items: Hope Kelly reviews the major events and key issues during the tenure of Laval Wilson and Meg Vaillancourt interviews Nthabiseng Mabuza about the release of Nelson Mandela
Nthabiseng Mabuza talks about Mandela
Description: Meg Vaillancourt interviews Nthabiseng Mabuza about the release of Nelson Mandela. Vaillancourt notes that Mabuza was only twelve years old when she was paralyzed from injuries sustained during an attack on her home by South African security forces. The Fund for a Free South Africa has helped Mabuza and her family settle in Boston. Vaillancourt's report includes footage recorded in January, 1990 of Mabuza talking about the raid on her home by security forces. Mabuza talks about the importance of Mandela's struggle; she adds that she is happy about his release. She had first heard about Mandela when she was a child. Mabuza says that she hopes to return to South Africa one day. Interview with Nthabiseng's mother, Anna Mabuza, about Mandela's release. Anna Mabuza says that she is afraid to return to South Africa because she fears reprisals from the government. Following the edited story is additional silent b-roll footage of Nthabiseng Mabuza and Anna Mabuza in their home. This edition of the Ten O'Clock News also included the following items: Hope Kelly reviews the major events and key issues during the tenure of Laval Wilson
1:00:04: Visual: Shot of a color photo of Nthabiseng Mabuza (Cambridge resident) as a young girl in Africa. Audio of shots being fired. Meg Vaillancourt reports that Mabuza was only twelve years old when South African Security Forces raided her home; that the Security Forces wounded her uncle and killed her aunt. Vaillancourt notes that Mabuza was paralyzed from shots fired during the raid. V: Footage from January 18, 1990 of Mabuza talking about the raid. Vaillancourt reports that the Mabuza family was targeted because of their connection to the African National Congress (ANC); that Mabuza's father was a member of the ANC; that the ANC was banned in South African until last month. V: Shot of Mabuza getting into her wheelchair and wheeling herself through her house. Shot of a black and white photo of Mabuza's father. Vaillancourt notes that Mabuza's father had already died before the raid took place. V: Footage of Mabuza being interviewed by Vaillancourt. Mabuza says that she had heard of Nelson Mandela (ANC leader) and the other leaders jailed in Robbin Island when she was a young child. Mabuza says that she now understands the importance of Mandela and his struggle. Shot of a poster reading "Free Nelson Mandela." Vaillancourt reports that Mabuza's father had worked with Mandela; that the Mabuza family is watching the changes in South Africa with interest. V: Shot of Mandela in South Africa. Mandela walks with a raised fist. Shots of black South Africans cheering for Mandela; of a young child at a rally for Mandela; of Mandela speaking to supporters. Shots of Nelson Mandela and Winnie Mandela (wife of Nelson Mandela) waving to supporters. Audio of Mabuza saying that she watched Mandela's release on television; that she is happy about his release from prison. Vaillancourt asks if she misses South Africa. Mabuza says that she does miss South Africa. Mabuza talks about Mandela's commitment to his struggle. Footage of Mabuza saying that she was shot because of that same struggle. Footage of Anna Mabuza (mother of Nthabiseng Mabuza) saying that she is happy about Mandela's release from prison. Vaillancourt reports that the Mabuza family has moved to Cambridge; that the Fund for a Free South Africa (charity organization) helped to find housing and medical assistance for Nthabiseng Mabuza. Vaillancourt notes that Nthabiseng Mabuza will start high school next month. V: Shots of Nthabiseng Mabuza in her bedroom. She maneuvers herself from her wheelchair to the floor. Nthabiseng Mabuza turns on the television. Anna Mabuza joins Nthabiseng Mabuza in front of the television. Shot of the younger sister of Nthabiseng Mabuza playing with a doll. Footage of Nthabiseng Mabuza saying that she will talk to other students about the situation in South Africa; that she will continue to support the struggle. Audio of Vaillancourt asking Anna Mabuza if the family will ever return to South Africa. Anna Mabuza says that she is still afraid of reprisals from the South African government. Footage of Nthabiseng Mabuza saying that it might be a long time before exiles are allowed to return to South Africa. Nthabiseng Mabuza says that she hopes to return home one day.
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Nako is a town in the Himalayas of northern India, situated close to the Indo-China fringe in the Trans-Himalayan locale of Kinnaur area in Himachal Pradesh. Nako Lake is an unmistakable element here where it outskirts the town. Nako is the biggest town at a height of 3,625 meters 11,893 ft 3,662 meters 12,014 ft is likewise mentioned in the Hangrang Valley with the scenery of Reo Purgyal which has a rise of 6,816 meters 22,362 ft and is the most noteworthy mountain in Himachal Pradesh. The town is presently on a more steady area close to the Nako Lake shaped by the inclines of the mountains of Reo Purgyal, contrasted with the contrary bank over the Nako stream where it was found before and after that moved in light of structural upliftment of the site. Starting at 2002, the town had a populace of 416.
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Tag: Jalen Brunson
NBA Players Paid on Pedigree
A word that has been a part of sports for a long time, but has been brought up more as of recent is: Pedigree. In a way it can be the trajectory of your career based on where you have been. In most conversations of greatness, or what have you done for me lately, the first thing that is discussed is the number of championships. I believe that is the highest standard to determine the pedigree of an individual or an organization. Something I believe is rarely ever discussed are some of the major accomplishments that are made by a select few during their collegiate career. Those achievements by a select few help us as spectators understand the reason for an individuals success even though oftentimes they fall off our radar due to the learning curve.
It is extremely difficult to reach the NCAA Final Four, let alone win the entire tournament. That is why it is called March Madness, nobody ever in the history of the tournament has been able to calculate the outcome. Yet, this years NBA Free Agency saw two names get signed to multi year deals. Those two names being Jalen Brunson and Donte DiVincenzo. These two, along with Mikal Bridges were a part of the 2017-2018 Villanova Wildcat National Champion winning team. They were also a part of the 2015-2016 Villanova Wildcat team that won it all during the 2016 tournament. These players hoisted the Trophy twice in their collegiate career and are now in the spotlight as their rookie contracts come to expire.
Since the 2005-2006 NCAA Basketball season only three teams have won at least two championships with at least one player being on both of those teams. That is the aforementioned Villanova Wildcats, the 2011 and 2014 Uconn Huskies, and the 2006 and 2007 Florida Gators. In NBA Free Agency history we have only seen a total of four other players win multiple national championships and then enter free agency after their rookie contract. Of the seven total players only one could be considered a bust based on this formula; getting paid as a two time national champion. That player being Shabazz Napier from the Uconn Huskies. He would go on two be signed to small deals no more than 3 million dollars a year. He also lacked the one thing that most of the others have in common, defensive pedigree.
The other players not yet mentioned are Joakim Noah, Corey Brewer, and Al Horford; all from the University of Florida team that won back to back championships. Of all the names mention only Brunson and Napier are known mostly for their offense. Brunson was able to flip a switch late in the season this year which gave him the opportunity he has now, Napier was not able to adjust in the same way. All the others are either known for being defensive anchors, or have a defensive edge to their game that make them viable for at the very least a competent role player.
After their rookie contracts both Joakim Noah and Al Horford went on to sign rookie extensions of 5 years $60 million, Noah with the Bulls and Horford with the Atlanta Hawks. Corey Brewer would sign with the Dallas Mavericks for 3 years $9.2 million. Brewer won an NBA Title with the Mavericks during that contract. Both Brewer and Horford could be considered journeymen, but for sure all of them had long successful careers. Horford just recently held a primary role in the success of the Boston Celtics in this years playoff run.
Mikal Bridges did not enter free agency as he was a key piece to the Phoenix Suns NBA Finals run in 2021. In October of 2021 he signed a rookie extension for 4 years $90.9 million. Jalen Brunson just signed a 4 year $104 million deal with the New York Knicks. Donte DiVincenzo signed a 2 year $9.3 million deal with the Golden State Warriors, which may not seem like a lot. If you look at the career of someone like Corey Brewer this is a step in a long line of contract signings. With that said, DiVincenzo is already a NBA Champion from his contributions to the Milwaukee Bucks' Mikal Bridges lost in the NBA Finals to DiVincenzo's Milwaukee Bucks' in the same series.
They have helped form a winning culture, which is now instilled in their frame of mind. If the formula is correct the future for these three young players is bright. At the very least these players will play more than 10 years in the league while contributing to the success of their teams. With one championship amongst this group of three, I would bet that they will see more success over the course of their career than the likes of Horford, Noah, and Brewer.


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Q: Use distinct method with order on a many to many relation with ActiveRecord I have a classic many to many relationship defined like this in ActiveRecord:
class Developer < ApplicationRecord
  has_many :developers_code_reviews
  has_many :code_reviews, through: :developers_code_reviews
end

class DevelopersCodeReview < ApplicationRecord
  belongs_to :code_review
  belongs_to :developer
end

class CodeReview < ApplicationRecord
  has_many :developers_code_reviews
  has_many :developers, through: :developers_code_reviews
end

and I basically want to have a Developer array sorted by code_review.created_at without doubles.
My first attempt was the basic one: Developer.order('code_reviews.created_at': :asc) which triggers this error: ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: Mysql2::Error: Unknown column 'code_reviews.created' in 'order clause.
After a few googling I understood the join was not automatically performed by ActiveRecord so I added it: Developer.joins(:code_reviews).order('code_reviews.created_at': :asc). This one works but has doubles inside. I need to have a developer to appear only once in this array.
If I try to create a distinct on that query, ActiveRecord/MySQL complains that the ORDER BY is not performed on a column that is in the SELECT. How can I solve this problem?
I googled it quite a lot I can't find anything.
NOTE
The MYSQL query which works but with doubles looks like this:
SELECT `developers`.*
FROM `developers`
INNER JOIN `developers_code_reviews` ON `developers_code_reviews`.`developer_id` = `developers`.`id`
INNER JOIN `code_reviews` ON `code_reviews`.`id` = `developers_code_reviews`.`code_review_id`
ORDER BY `code_reviews`.`created_at` ASC

and I'd like to have a distinct on the developers.

A: I found the answer thanks to this clear example on MySQL sub queries: http://www.mysqltutorial.org/mysql-subquery/
With this example, I understood that I needed a sub query looking like this:
SELECT *
FROM developers
LEFT OUTER JOIN (
  SELECT developer_id, max(updated_at) max_updated_at
  FROM developers_code_reviews
  GROUP BY developer_id
) dcr
ON developers.id = dcr.developer_id
ORDER BY maxupdt

Translated to ruby in my case:
class DevelopersCodeReview < ApplicationRecord
  belongs_to :code_review
  belongs_to :developer

  class << self
    def developer_queue
      select('developer_id, max(updated_at) max_updated_at').
      group(:developer_id)
    end
  end
end

class Developer < ApplicationRecord
  belongs_to :slack_workspace
  belongs_to :project, optional: true

  class << self
    def queue
      developer_queue = DevelopersCodeReview.developer_queue.to_sql

      joins("LEFT OUTER JOIN (#{developer_queue}) dcr ON id = dcr.developer_id").
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ProPlay.ru > News > Interview with MYM]Nordahl
Interview with MYM]Nordahl Author: Lonely @ 13.08 21:30 Comments: 1
Today we have a chance to present an exclusive interview with MYM]Nordahl, who is well known for his succesfull work in the Meet Your Makers WC3-team. He touches a lot of topics in that article: his own life, MYM team and players, lineup knowledge and plans for the futute. I hope you won't be dissapointed!
Proplay: Hi, Nordahl. Thanks for your time to make this interview. All of your players are well known for Russian community, but they probably haven't heard anything about you. Please, tell us, what man rules the MYM?
Nordahl: My name is Jesper "Nordahl" Henriksen, I am 25 years old and the team manager of the MYM WC3 team. Background wise I hold a degree in social education and also work with that fulltime.
You are the part of serious gaming organization. How did you manage to get into e-sports, maybe you were a player or you started as a manager from the very beginning? When and how did you come to MYM?
My history in gaming dates all the way back to the beginning of WC3. I spent a lot of time hosting for the WC3L and through that I got to know most of the danish top players of the time. One of which later took over the WC3 division of the biggest danish site at the time, and asked me to join him in making news, so I did. Through my extensive knowledge of how the WC3L was run and how the scene worked I could do a lot of indept news and interviews. At that time MYM was looking to build a strong team, Bjarke had just won the CPL and MYM were getting very ambitious. So Kepler from the upper management contacted me about joining as a team manager. At that time I wasn't really interested, I wanted to share my knowledge with the danish community and keep doing news, but as time passed I learned that my work wasn't really appreciated, other sites were copying it without even creditting me and the site I was working for was getting less and less hit, and since Lituch who had recruited me to do the news in the first place, had already ended his affiliation with WC3 all together, I saw no reason to continue, so I accepted Keplers offer. At this point MYM WC3 was undergoing some changes, and a more dedicated path in management was needed, I found this path together with my partner at the time Quinine, and quickly we were completely in charge of the WC3 team.
Well that was more than a full answer. Many people think that the players are the main part of the team and there is no need to have a good manager. Tell us about your duties and explain, why top team cannot exist without a professional manager?
Well the most obvious reason why a team needs a manager, is so the players can focus completely on what they do best, which is playing. The most recent example of this is 4K's struggle to find a manager that would stick to them, so the players wouldn't have to schedule their own matches. But scheduling matches is really only a small part of my job, I have a lot of functions, and of course experience about other teams that I can draw on. I also do research about opposing teams and I think I add the more scientific voice in our lineup discussion, or at least I try to.
Do you discuss the lineup with your players? Maybe they give you some advices?
We are all in on making the lineups. Usually I talk to Susiria who has gathered oppinions from the rest of the team, and we try to reach an agreement. It isn't always easy to see eye to eye about a lineup, but I think that can be a good thing, as it forces us to discuss the various options, until we can all agree.
Yea the truth lies in a discussion. Can you tell us about relationships inside the team? Obviously, that team will never get a great success without being a real family and friends. How do you cooperate with the players? Is this just a business or you are true teammates?
I think this is a hard question, and I think I have to walk a fine line. I can never be afraid of voicing my oppinion in fear that the players will get mad at me, but on the other hand, it is easier for all of us to work together if we all get along. I think it helps that we have been on the same team for such a long time, and have met each other several times, so we know each other, have fun togehter and so on. Recently we added Losemann to help out, and he seems to fit right in. He likes to joke around and we like to joke around, so that works out ok.
What functions lies on Losemann?
He is the assistant manager. He takes over when Im to busy, and he does a lot of practical stuff, and he never really tires, so that is great.
During WC3L and NGL Finals you always meet the players. How do you spend your free time? Do you have the same interests or their mentality differs from yours?
We dont really have that much free time at finals, there are point when we don't have matches, but usually we either spending on going to and from restaurents and following the other matches. When we get back to the hotel, we usually don't have that much time before we have to go to sleep, but in the time we do have, the players like to play poker, while I'd rather spend the time contemplating on the day that passed, and the day to come.
Do you have good friends among other team managers and players?
I get along really well with a couple of the other team managers, and there are of course also some I don't care to much about, like in all places of life.
I see. Let's talk about your team. Firstly, how can you rate the matches against Bet and Mouz? Were there any difficulties with lineup or something else?
The match vs. BeT came at a time which was really bad for us. Moon had to attend the Blizzcon and everybody knew he was going, so when we preponed a match it wasn't really hard to guess who it was, so we figured we'd just put him on TS and get the NE map out of the way. Then Susi's mouse broke and he didn't think he would be able to play with it. Unfortunately I was at work at the time, the match was played, or else I would have encouraged him to try, since it turned out he was able to play with it, and even won his 1on1 2-0. I think if he had been able to play 2on2 we could have won it.
The mouz match went pretty much smoothly, except the fact that Moon was still at Blizzcon so he couldn't play. We figured we would stand a decent chance at getting home some points with the maps we had, and Susi said he thought he would have a 50/50 chance vs. Fly if they were to met on SV, so we gambled that the marginals would be on his side, and indeed they were.
It seems that lineup-knowledge is a strategy even harder than WC3.
I guess it depends on how you look at it, I asked Susi what he thought his chance would be vs. Fly, because I figured he would have the best chances vs. everybody else from mouz, so Fly was the one to watch out for, so it is really all about playing the odds.
We have seen Yellow playing against Bet. Why does he appear in the lineup so rarely and do you have plans of putting him in the squad in the future?
Yellow has the disadvantage of having to deal with the really bad chinese Internet, and until recently he was also limited by opening hours at the computer cafe he was playing from. I can't really say if we will see him more in the near future, it depends on a lot of things.
Okay. MYM consists of very strong players, but nothing is perfect. Do you want to strengthen the lineup with new players, for example, chinese ones or you are completely satisified?
I always want to strengthen the lineup, but there are factors to consider. For example a player has to fit into the team and so on, so I can't really say anything specific about additions.
Can you briefly tell us about your players? Please, give us a little review about their current shape.
I think it is safe to say that all players show an increasing form curve. Especially Luci seems to be getting closer and closer to his old skill level, but also Susi has become more stable with the beginning of the new WC3L season, and Focus has really started to show some of the talent that made us recruit him in the first place. Moon, Eve and Yellow are at about the same level, but still rising a little. It is always hard to talk about Moon getting better when he is playing like he is at the moment, but I think the motivation he feels at the moment will constitue a rising form curve.
As known, WE has lost three good players, and two of them have already joined SK. How can you comment this sutuation? Does your team have a new strong opponent and does WE becomes more weaker now or something else?
Obviously WE is not a strong as they used to be losing the players that secured them a WC3L and NGL championship, but they are still a force to be reckoned with. SK took a huge leap from mediocre to top team by adding Remind and Lyn, no doubt about that, that puts them right back in the running for positions at offline finals.
There will be a hot battle for WC3L top 4 in this season. What is your prediction which teams have the best chanses to make it?
It is very hard to predict. On paper the strongest teams are perheps: MYM, 4K, BeT and SK, but a lot can happen during a season.
MYM will go to the NGL One finals soon. What result does your team want to achieve?
We always aim for #1, and we haven't been this hungry for a win in a long time, so hopefully we will be able to take home the title.
Do you know that there are very many fans of your team in Russia?
I didn't know that. Hello Russia, keep on cheering for us.
Haha. Thanks a lot, Nordahl, that was really great interview, we wish a best of luck to you and your players. Would you like to say something in the end?
I'd like to thank all of our sponsor who support us and everybody in the MYM organisation who is working really hard to keep the wheels running smothly, and of course I want to thank all the people out there who support us and believe in us, even when things aren't going our way.
#1 VISOR-V 20.08.07 03:32
"who is well known for his succesfull work in the Meet Your Makers"
succesfull requires only one "L" or I'm mistaken?
SuccesfuL.
Fix, plz.


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I'm going to Australia, as NCJWA Scholar-in-Residence
JewFem Blog: Gender in Israel
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How YOU can help change a woman's life TODAY
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WOW!! My book, "The Men's Section" WON the National Jewish Book Award!
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Still in shock by this news... that my book won the National Jewish Book Award, the Barbara Dobkin award in the category of Women's Studies. Full of gratitude to all those who helped me get here.... inspired by all the good will.... mostly just over ...
And Shelly Makes Two: The Forward Op-Ed
A Jewish Feminist Column
With the election of Shelly Yachimovich to head Israel's Labor Party, two major political parties are led by women for the first time in the country's history. This is an encouraging development not only because it helps advance gender fairness in Israeli society, but also because it potentially signals a new era for Israeli politics, one that has implications for issues as wide-ranging as the military, the peace process, the role of the Haredim and the movement for social justice.
My Son, the Babysitter?
There are moments when I feel bad for boys. Like every time my son tries to get a babysitting job. The scene is almost always the same. A parent — almost always a mother — calls up to ask my oldest daughter to babysit. My daughter, in age-appropriate behavior for a 17-year old, will often say that she is busy, but that she has a younger brother who may be available. "But does he know how to babysit?" usually comes the reply. Other times there is an awkward silence, when the offending mother realizes she is about to be obnoxious — sexist really — and tries to make other excuses. Lately, questions about the availability of my son's younger sister have increased in frequency. She is 12½ , by the way, and is now in high demand, with at least one weekly job. My son, by contrast, has had about two babysitting jobs in the past six months. (Not to worry, he is in high demand as a dog-walker, so he still has money to go to the movies with his friends.)
On transitions, gender, and motherhood in Israel
JewFem Blog: Random Musings
June, the month inundated with lovely transitional moments, can be a parent's nightmare. As a mother of four, my diary this time of year is packed with end-of-year performances, parties, graduations and all forms of celebrations. While once such events were saved for major milestones like diploma graduations and weddings, now I am expected to show up at all minor events as well, from gymnastics shows to fourth grade art displays – and even a painful but fun mothers versus daughters end-of-year basketball match. (The fourteen-year olds beat us easily, and my knees are still protesting.)
On disengagement, menstruation and the politics of the female body
JewFem Blog: Economics, business and working life
What does women's menstruation have to do with disengagement?
Everything, it would seem from recent arguments within religious Zionism.
This is not surprising, of course. As usual, religious nationalist power struggles take place over the female body.
, has thus far been a male-dominated debate about women's roles – has offered glimpses into the multiple ways that this fallacious assumption creates erroneous if not absurd dialectics.
I've decided to subscribe to Post-Adulthood. Being an adult is overrated, and frankly, I'm over it. I've had enough of all the trauma of working and paying bills and shuttling little ones around. I'd like to usher in an entire new era of Post-Adulthood-ism, where society no longer promotes this utterly oppressive, ridiculously demanding, and overly complex philosophy around becoming an adult. I think we should just scrap the whole thing.
Book Review: Remarkable Jewish Women, by Emily Taitz and Sondra Henry
[Published in the Australian Jewish News in 2003]
The most invisible members of society are sometimes among the most interesting.
It is perhaps with this idea in mind that publishers have recently put out books exploring "remarkable" or "thinking" Jewish women, including many fascinating, though almost unknown personalities.
In Remarkable Jewish Women, veteran authors Emily Taitz and Sondra Henry have compiled an encyclopedic tome of interesting women from Biblical to contemporary times. This collection is cleverly organized around intriguing categories such as "Struggling for change," "Pious women: from rebels to rebbes" and "Heroines of the Holocaust." The book is also beautifully laid out, with over 100 photos, diagrams and manuscripts enhancing the text.
JewFem Blog: Politics and Leadership
Recent events in the Likud party exposing layers of corruption and criminal activity have brought up a nagging question for me: Can a person be both a great leader and a great human being?
I used to think of this as the quintessential "Bill Clinton" question - named for the man who managed to do some marvelous things for his country while privately behaving like a pig – although clearly the issue predates Bill. A quick sampling of twentieth century leaders includes: John F. Kennedy the forgiven adulterer; Theodore Herzl, the STD-infected, womanizing alcoholic; Sigmund Freud, the delusional, controlling, sex-obsessed misogynist. It's a typecast, the powerful guy who makes headlines but you wouldn't want to marry or work for him.


This video has been watched by more than three million people. It was uploaded by the channel of the Rachael Ray Show. The main topic of this video is about Dr. Anthony Youn showing how one can utilize leftovers in order to keep one's hair from staying gray.
Believe it or not, with potato skins, anybody who is anybody can put gray hairs to a halt. It works in a matter of seconds; therefore, it can save you meaningful time, and money, if you stop and think about it. In the video, you will watch a lady's gray hair transform right in front of your eyes.
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<?php

namespace Symfony\Component\Cache\Tests\Adapter;

use PHPUnit\Framework\SkippedTestSuiteError;
use Symfony\Component\Cache\Adapter\AbstractAdapter;
use Symfony\Component\Cache\Adapter\RedisAdapter;
use Symfony\Component\Cache\Exception\InvalidArgumentException;

/**
 * @group integration
 */
class RedisAdapterSentinelTest extends AbstractRedisAdapterTest
{
    public static function setUpBeforeClass(): void
    {
        if (!class_exists(\Predis\Client::class)) {
            throw new SkippedTestSuiteError('The Predis\Client class is required.');
        }
        if (!$hosts = getenv('REDIS_SENTINEL_HOSTS')) {
            throw new SkippedTestSuiteError('REDIS_SENTINEL_HOSTS env var is not defined.');
        }
        if (!$service = getenv('REDIS_SENTINEL_SERVICE')) {
            throw new SkippedTestSuiteError('REDIS_SENTINEL_SERVICE env var is not defined.');
        }

        self::$redis = AbstractAdapter::createConnection('redis:?host['.str_replace(' ', ']&host[', $hosts).']', ['redis_sentinel' => $service, 'prefix' => 'prefix_']);
    }

    public function testInvalidDSNHasBothClusterAndSentinel()
    {
        $this->expectException(InvalidArgumentException::class);
        $this->expectExceptionMessage('Cannot use both "redis_cluster" and "redis_sentinel" at the same time:');
        $dsn = 'redis:?host[redis1]&host[redis2]&host[redis3]&redis_cluster=1&redis_sentinel=mymaster';
        RedisAdapter::createConnection($dsn);
    }
}

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The critical voice of economist Mario A. Maggioni
Milan - "This sector is capable of growth, but we must be careful not to get too carried away. We should keep in mind that these services are gaining ground partly because they are still not very regulated, especially in terms of taxation".
Federico Simonelli - January 07, 2014
Markets - Interviews
Milan - "This sector is capable of growth, but we must be careful not to get too carried away. We should keep in mind that these services are gaining ground partly because they are still not very regulated, especially in terms of taxation". Mario A. Maggioni is a professor of Political Economy and the director of the Cognitive Science and Communication Research Centre at the Catholic University in Milan. He attended the last conference on this area of sharing economy, which took place at the Catholic University, as he himself says, "in a way, to burst their bubble, as economists often have to do".
Professor, what do we mean when we refer to the "sharing economy"?
"The term describes many different things. In the English-speaking world it is defined as collaborative consumption, although in the sharing economy there is also collaboration from the point of view of production. However, in general the phenomenon refers to those modes of consumption that reduces private ownership; there is also bartering".
For example?
"Couchsurfing, which is the site through which people exchange hospitality on their own couches, free of charge. Airbnb is totally different, since it is a rental arrangement between private parties set up for tourists".
Recently car sharing has been very popular in Italy, for example, Car2go in Milan.
"Yes, these systems have been very successful, partly because they are very similar to rentals, unlike BlablaCar, which makes it possible to find a ride, or a passenger, if you are going somewhere".
Are these dynamics being supported by the fact that people have less spending money during an economic crisis?
"Certainly. Schumpeter always said that innovation occurs in times of economic crisis. There has been a real need for intelligent innovation, so it's no coincidence that these forms of sharing have been flourishing since 2008, when the crisis first began in the United States. The most important benefit provided by the sharing economy, to be perfectly clear about it, is savings. But convenience is also a major advantage. If we take the example of car sharing in Milan, it's convenient because the Congestion Charge Zone is free, you can use special lanes, and you can park anywhere".
Will these trends truly grow stronger in the coming years?
"Yes, even in Italy. But all technologies tend to propagate according to an S curve. We are now experiencing the high growth phase, but after a couple of years there will very likely be a drop, and then stabilization".
So one cannot say that sharing will save us all?
"I would say not. We should keep in mind that according to the latest data 50% of Italian internet users have heard about these kinds of services, and only 20% have tried any of them. And what's more, Italy doesn't have a tremendous number of internet users".
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var expect = require('expect.js'),
    DeisApi = require('../');

var APP_NAME = 'app-config-test';

describe('app config, tags and perms suite', function() {

  var deis = new DeisApi({
    controller: 'deis.local3.deisapp.com',
    username: 'test',
    password: 'opensesame'
  });

  before(function(done) {
    deis.login(function(err) {
      deis.auth.cancel(function(err) {
        deis.register('deis@deis.io', function(err, user) {
          deis.login(function(err) {
            deis.apps.create(APP_NAME, function(err, app) {
              expect(err).to.be(null);
              expect(app).to.be.a(Object);
              done();
            });
          });
        });
      });
    });
  });

  after(function(done) {
    deis.apps.destroy(APP_NAME, function(err) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should return no configuration', function(done) {
    deis.config.list(APP_NAME, function(err, values) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      expect(values).to.be.an(Object);
      expect(Object.keys(values).length).to.be.eql(0);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should add new variables', function(done) {
    var test = {
      'HELLO': 'world',
      'PLATFORM': 'deis'
    };

    deis.config.set(APP_NAME, test, function(err, values) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      expect(values).to.be.an(Object);
      expect(Object.keys(values).length).to.be.eql(2);
      expect(values).to.be.eql(test);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should remove new variables', function(done) {
    var test = {
      'HELLO': 'world',
      'PLATFORM': 'deis'
    };

    deis.config.unset(APP_NAME, ['HELLO', 'PLATFORM'], function(err, values) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      expect(values).to.be.an(Object);
      expect(Object.keys(values).length).to.be.eql(0);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should return no tags', function(done) {
    deis.tags.list(APP_NAME, function(err, values) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      expect(values).to.be.an(Object);
      expect(Object.keys(values).length).to.be.eql(0);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should add new tag', function(done) {
    var test = {
      'location': 'test'
    };

    deis.tags.set(APP_NAME, test, function(err, values) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      expect(values).to.be.an(Object);
      expect(Object.keys(values).length).to.be.eql(1);
      expect(values).to.be.eql(test);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should remove the tag "location"', function(done) {
    deis.tags.unset(APP_NAME, ['location'], function(err, values) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      expect(values).to.be.an(Object);
      expect(Object.keys(values).length).to.be.eql(0);
      done();
    });
  });

  /****/
  it('should return empty perms', function(done) {
    var expected = {
      'users': []
    };

    deis.perms.list(APP_NAME, function(err, values) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      expect(values).to.be.an(Object);
      expect(Object.keys(values).length).to.be.eql(1);
      expect(values).to.be.eql(expected);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should add new perm for user "deis"', function(done) {
    var expected = {
      users: ['test']
    };

    deis.perms.create('test', APP_NAME, function(err) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      deis.perms.list(APP_NAME, function(err, values) {
        expect(err).to.be(null);
        expect(values).to.be.an(Object);
        expect(Object.keys(values).length).to.be.eql(1);
        expect(values).to.be.eql(expected);
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  it('should remove the permission for user "test"', function(done) {
    deis.tags.unset(APP_NAME, ['location'], function(err, values) {
      expect(err).to.be(null);
      expect(values).to.be.an(Object);
      expect(Object.keys(values).length).to.be.eql(0);
      done();
    });
  });
});


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On The Debt Ceiling & Drowning the Government in the Bathtub
The mainstream coverage of the debt ceiling standoff and the prospect of government shutdown and how that thing is seen by the people who might precipitate it is predicated upon a fundamental misunderstanding. To the Tea Partiers and Grover Norquist-Ted Cruz-Rand Paul wing of the Republican Party, a government shutdown is seen less as a potential disaster in which markets and society are sent into turmoil, and more as a potential wonderland of enforced austerity where with the government handcuffed, the creative forces of the free market are finally unleashed.
The libertarian financial analyst Mish Shedlock exemplifies these sentiments:
Looking for a reason to support a government shutdown? If so, please consider Obama Stripped to Skeleton Staff in a Government Shutdown.
Mish points to the austerity measures the government would be put under:
A U.S. government shutdown means President Barack Obama will have fewer people to cook meals, do the laundry, clean the floors or change the light bulbs, according to a White House contingency plan.
About three-fourths of president's 1,701-person staff would be sent home. The national security team would be cut back, fewer economists would be tracking the economy and there wouldn't be as many budget officials to track spending.
Of the total, 438 people work directly for the president. Under a shutdown, 129 could continue working, according to the contingency plan.
Biden, who has a staff of 24, would have had to make do with 12.
Obama's national security staff of 66 would be cut to 42. Similar staff cuts would be imposed at the White House Office of Management and Budget, the Council on Environmental Quality, the Council of Economic Advisers and the Office of National Drug Control Policy, which are all part of the president's executive office.
Mish concludes:
Fantastic Idea
If you think that a government shutdown is a fantastic idea (I sure do), then please contact your elected representatives and let them know.
But there are at least two other factors beyond simply wanting less government that may make a government shutdown and debt default attractive to the Tea Party wing.
The first of which is that the austerian worldview exemplified by the Wall Street Journal editorial page — in which large-scale deficit spending was expected to precipitate soaring interest rates and inflation — has largely been proven wrong by events. Interest rates and inflation have remained low. The Tea Party wing of the Republican Party now has an opportunity to try to make their initially wrong predictions come true by throwing the United States into default on its debt, and sending a message to markets and international investors that the US government and US Treasury debt is not a safe asset. Whether or not a government shutdown would actually result in a debt default (the Treasury would under such an eventuality likely prioritise debt service), and whether this would actually lift interest rates significantly are other matters, but shutting down the government and defaulting on the debt would certainly enforce austerity which is what the Republicans and especially the Tea Party wing want.
The second — and perhaps the greater factor — is the desire to prevent Obamacare taking effect. Now, I am not convinced that Obamacare can bring down healthcare costs as much as a Canadian-style or European-style system. Obamacare is certainly not an ideal system, although its earlier implementation in Massachusetts does appear to be fairly successful . But it does bring the United States much closer to something approaching universal coverage. With the message of the last Republican election campaign being that 47% of the population (the "takers") is mooching off 53% of the population (the "makers"), Obamacare is seen by the Tea Party wing and probably the Republicans in general as the last turning point on the road to socialism. And avoiding the implementation of Obamacare is something that, I think, the Republican Party and especially the Tea Party wing will go all out to do.
Now, how far the Republicans are willing to go down this road remains to be seen. The more moderate wing may be willing to settle for a deal that avoids government shutdown in return for increasing the pace of austerity. But the impending implementation of Obamacare, and the general attraction of a government shutdown will strengthen the will of the Tea Party wing to not negotiate.
Personally, while I do think we are in the long run headed toward a world of increased decentralisation and a lesser state role (primarily as the result of technology), I don't think a government shutdown will do anything to advance the cause of human liberty. In fact, I think a longer-term shutdown would probably end in civil unrest — a lot of people are dependent on government spending for income — and market turmoil (not least because markets seem to have priced in an easy resolution to the standoff). So the standoff will almost certainly end in a deal permitting a debt ceiling increase. How much carnage will occur before then remains to be seen.
Posted in Current Affairs	| Tagged austerity, civil unrest, debt ceiling, default, drowning the government in the bathtub, grover norquist, mish shedlock, obama, rand paul, republicans, tea party, teabagging, ted cruz | 48 Comments
August 13, 2011 by John Aziz
Rick Perry: Heir to Bush & Cheney
So a slick, folksy Governor of Texas just parachuted into the Republican Presidential race. Remind you of anyone? Hair coiffed, teleprompter set to patronisingly moralistic, Rick Perry — who previously promised America he would not run for President — has decided that the country needs yet more faith-based initiatives, public prayer and foreign excursions. In his own words:
One in six work-eligible Americans cannot find a full-time job. That is not a recovery — that is an economic disaster.
He's right. But of course — rather than investing in dilapidated infrastructure — Perry believes that righting our economic woes is just a matter of getting right with God. From CNN:
On August 6, Texas Gov. Rick Perry wants you to drop the Texas BBQ, grab a moist towelette and fold your hands to pray. On Monday, Perry declared the date a "day of prayer and fasting for our nation's challenges."
"America is in crisis, " the Republican governor says on a website promoting the event. "We have been besieged by financial debt, terrorism, and a multitude of natural disasters."
Perry invited the 49 other governors in the U.S. to issue similar proclamations, "encouraging their constituents to pray that day for unity and righteousness for our states, nation and mankind." He wants other governors to join him at Houston's Reliant Stadium, home to the NFL's Houston Texans, for an August 6 event called The Response, organized by a conservative Christian group.
Posted in Current Affairs	| Tagged military industrial complex, neocon, rick perry, tea party, teabagging | 5 Comments
August 7, 2011 by John Aziz
Teabagging for the Military Industrial Complex
From Tea Party Nation leader Judson Phillips, via the Economist:
If we decided to build a couple of new carriers, thousands of workers would be hired for the shipyards. Thousands of employees would be hired for the steel mills that would provide the steel for the hull and various sub contractors would hire thousands. Do you know what that means?It means they would receive paychecks and go out and spend that money. That would help a recovery. That is a shovel ready project!Increasing spending for the military does a couple of things. It not only not only stimulates the economy, it protects our nation. That is a better investment than say spending money on teaching Chinese prostitutes how to drink responsibly.
I hold very strong views regarding the claim that military spending helps the economy. As I explained previously:
The most obvious example of the unproductive use of money is war. Time, labour, materials, ideas and spending go into warfare, and what comes out? Destruction — bombs are destroyed when they hit the ground, and they destroy the area around which they hit. They destroy infrastructure, they kill people, and they create hatred and resentment that very often triggers more and greater warfare.
Most bizarrely, the Tea Party has since its inception (supposedly) been committed to reducing government expenditures, to pay down debt. Military expenditures are still huge. And is America safer than ever? Is the additional military spending helping us pay down debt?
No. America's indebtedness allows China to boss America around. The level of taxation and debt necessary for high military spending is preventing America from investing in the poor, in youth, in alternative energy, and in infrastructure that would create wealth, opportunity and security for the nation, instead of short-termist gains for corporations, bureaucrats and the military industrial complex.
Phillips' bizarre statement adds fuel to the fire of the view that the Tea Party is (largely) a manipulated group of poor and lower-middle class voters who are in fact manoeuvring for the interests of a tiny corporatist and industrialist elite. The "all government spending is bad" rhetoric has quickly been turned around to "spend less on welfare, spend more on bombing brown people to death", the rallying cry of big government neo-Conservatives like George W. Bush and Dick Cheney. That administration increased the national debt by a higher proportion than any Presidency in history, creating deeper debt woes, and handing huge power and wealth to investors like the Communist Party of China. Those early anti-tax and anti-debt protests were long ago astroturfed by corporatists who want more and more government handouts to big business and to the military industrial complex.
Should you hate the Tea Party? No. The Tea Party protesting on the street is not your enemy: the poor and lower-middle class are "taxed enough already", often paying a higher nominal income tax rate than hedge fund billionaires. Like many in America, they and their children are increasingly unemployed. Their house prices have fallen. Their businesses have stumbled. They are having difficulty getting loans to invest in new projects and businesses. So the Tea Party are right to get mad. They are right to get angry. But their targets — immigrants, welfare recipients, climate change scientists, foreigners and liberals — are way off the mark. The real enemy of freedom in America is corporatism, and billionaires who live off government handouts and military spending, who prevent tax hikes on the super-rich, and who prevent spending on jobs and infrastructure for the poor. The Tea Party movement has been deliberately misdirected, and now we see what its leaders are gunning for: more military spending, more government handouts to big business, more jobs for the boys. This is what has to end for America to get back on its feet. So once again, I give you Eisenhower's 1961 speech:
Posted in Current Affairs, Economics for the Jilted Generation	| Tagged china, Eisenhower, freedom, judson phillips, keynesianism, military industrial complex, military keynesianism, tea party, teabaggers, teabagging | 14 Comments


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require __DIR__.'/../../vendor/autoload.php';

$data = [
  'one' => '<persons><person><name>Alice</name></person></persons>',
  'two' => '<persons><person><name>Bob</name></person><person><name>Charlie</name></person></persons>'
];

// Create the target writer and add the root element
$writer = new \FluentDOM\XMLWriter();
$writer->openURI('php://stdout');
$writer->setIndent(2);
$writer->startDocument();
$writer->startElement('persons');

// iterate the example sources
foreach ($data as $key => $xml) {
  // load the source into a reader
  $reader = new \FluentDOM\XMLReader();
  $reader->open('data://text/plain;base64,' . base64_encode($xml));

  // iterate the person elements
  foreach (new FluentDOM\XMLReader\SiblingIterator($reader, 'person') as $person) {
    // collapse the element into the target - you could use DOM methods to modify it
    $writer->collapse($person);
  }
}

$writer->endElement();
$writer->endDocument();


automatically (re)generate files for viewing and printing.
Fix options framework abuse by htmldoc-x11.
Depend on x11/fltk13 rather than x11/fltk.
and 1.3 is believed to be almost entirely compatible.
More PKGREVISION bumps of jpeg dependencies.
* Change HOMPAGE for open source version.
* Add missng dependency on devel/zlib.
* Optionify of SSL support and let gnutls to selectable.
* Rename undocumented htmldoc-gui option to x11, it's better match for pkgname.
formatted below the bottom margin.
- Added "--header1" command-line option and "HEADER1"
- Added "timing" and "remotebytes" debug data generation.
generic names "monospace", "sans", and "serif".
image data is not a multiple of 8 bits.
of bold-italic to match the W3C recommendations.
- "$HFIMAGEn" didn't work in a header/footer string.
- HTMLDOC could crash when rendering a table.
caused cells to be moved vertically outside the cell.
passed by a browser in CGI mode.
conversion functionality for web servers.
heading in the table of contents.
- Added multiple header/footer image support.
output file can be moved without affecting them.
to 26 to match the GUI.
content that overflows the page/cell.
- The default vertical alignment of images is "BOTTOM"
to match the HTML specification.
helps to eliminate "truncation or overlapping" errors.
- Dropped support for FLTK 1.0.x when building the GUI.
- Table captions can now be bottom aligned.
are left as plain text.
- Changed handling of NOWRAP for some tables.
permission keywords in a single invocation.
- Dropped support for MacOS 9 and earlier.
- HTMLDOC now handles XHTML input more cleanly.
align=bottom line spacing calculation was incorrect.
- Whitespace before a link was underlined.
- Fixed a table column sizing bug.
- Fixed some more PNG transparency cases.
page number if it was placed inside the heading.
- Eliminated a common cause of "table too wide"
a cell without a border that cross a page boundary.
- Fixed some calls to strcpy with overlapping arguments.
substituted when used in the page header or footer.
used by the PDF reader application.
The latter is now just www/htmldoc built with a specific set of options.
+ Add full DESTDIR support.
now track and use the same PKGREVISION number.


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Q: Swift: NSJSONSerialization.JSONObjectWithData returns nil but the json seems ok I use this code to get a JSON, but NSJSONSerialization.JSONObjectWithData returns nil, but the JSON looks ok:
var url = "http://andreid.imcserver.ro/test/service.php"
var nsURL = NSURL(string: url)
        let task = NSURLSession.sharedSession().dataTaskWithURL(nsURL!){
            (data, response, error) in
            var error: NSError?
            var data2 = NSString(data: data, encoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding)
            println(data)
            println(data2)

            var response: NSDictionary? = NSJSONSerialization.JSONObjectWithData(data, options: NSJSONReadingOptions.MutableContainers, error: &error) as? NSDictionary

            if let err = error {
                println("error parsing json")
                return
            }

A: I tried your code, please see edited code below.

var url = "http://andreid.imcserver.ro/test/service.php"
        var nsURL = NSURL(string: url)
        var request = NSURLRequest(URL: nsURL!)
        var data: NSData
        var response: NSURLResponse?
        var error: NSErrorPointer?

        var jsonTask = NSURLSession.sharedSession().dataTaskWithRequest(request, completionHandler: {
            (data, response, error) -> Void in
            println("\(data)")
            println("\(response)")
            println("\(error)")

            if error == nil
            {
                var jsonError: NSError?
                var jsonResponse: NSDictionary = NSJSONSerialization.JSONObjectWithData(data, options: NSJSONReadingOptions.AllowFragments, error: &jsonError) as! NSDictionary

                println("\(jsonResponse)")

            }
            else
            {
                println("JSON PARse error")
            }
        })
        jsonTask.resume()

It works with me.

A: I have tried this with SwiftyJSON. and its working fine.
here is the code for that:
var url = "http://andreid.imcserver.ro/test/service.php"
var nsURL = NSURL(string: url)
let data = NSData(contentsOfURL: nsURL!)
let json = JSON(data: data!)
println(json)


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Atlanta: New FX Series Ordered, to Debut in Summer
by Jessica Pena, January 20, 2016
In October, we reported that FX had ordered a new series titled Atlanta from Donald Glover. Now, it's been reported that the series has been ordered to series and will debut this summer.
Created by Glover, Atlanta follows a young man trying to navigate the Atlanta rap scene with his cousin.
At the winter TCA press tour, Glover said the series won't be optimistic like Netflix's Master of None:
I feel like the important thing with this show is to make it personal. I'm not an optimistic guy. I feel like you watch Master of None and it's a very optimistic look at millennialism, [but] I'm pessimistic about it. I feel like we kind of fucked up."
Glover himself is a rapper, writing and performing under the name Childish Gambino. During the press meeting, he added that the series will be as realistic as possible, even if that means using the n-word:
That's how people talk. Trying to pretend people don't talk like that, it's kind of silly. … It's hard to be real on television. You're constantly being kind of taken out of television. From there being an emblem at the bottom telling you you're watching television or a rating in the corner or people not being able to say 'n*gger.'"
The series has been ordered for 10 episodes and will star Keith Stanfield in addition to Glover.
What do you think? Are you a fan of Donald Glover? Will you watch Atlanta?
More about: Atlanta, Atlanta: canceled or renewed?, FX TV shows: canceled or renewed?
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Q: strange output of STL map C programmer trying to call a C++ map (to use the functionality of an associated array or hashing).
The string is just a beginning, will go on to hash binary string.  Got stuck on the first step.  Wonder why the output of this program will only return 0.
#include <string.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <utility>
#include <stdio.h>

using namespace std;

extern "C" {
int get(map<string, int> e, char* s){
    return e[s];
}
int set(map<string, int> e, char* s, int value) {
    e[s] = value;
}
}

int main()
{
   map<string, int> Employees;
    printf("size is %d\n", sizeof(Employees));
   set(Employees, "jin", 100);
   set(Employees, "joe", 101);
   set(Employees, "john", 102);
   set(Employees, "jerry", 103);
   set(Employees, "jobs", 1004);
    printf("value %d\n", get(Employees, "joe"));

}

Thanks.

A: Two bugs found (yet):
printf("size is %d\n", sizeof(Employees));

has to be
printf("size is %d\n", Employees.size());

sizeof gives you the size of the object, not the count of elements within.

int set(map<string, int> e, char* s, int value)

has to be
int set(map<string, int> &e, char* s, int value)

otherwise you give a copy to the function, not the original (as in C).The copy will be discard after leaving the scope of the function. The original is not altered.


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// The MIT License (MIT)
//
// Copyright (c) 2015-2018 Rasmus Mikkelsen
// Copyright (c) 2015-2018 eBay Software Foundation
// https://github.com/eventflow/EventFlow
//
// Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of
// this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in
// the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to
// use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of
// the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,
// subject to the following conditions:
//
// The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
// copies or substantial portions of the Software.
//
// THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
// IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS
// FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR
// COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER
// IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN
// CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

using System;
using EventFlow.Aggregates;
using EventFlow.TestHelpers;
using EventFlow.TestHelpers.Aggregates;
using FluentAssertions;
using NUnit.Framework;

namespace EventFlow.Tests.UnitTests.Aggregates
{
    [Category(Categories.Unit)]
    public class AggregateRootNameTests
    {
        public class MyFancyAggregate : AggregateRoot<MyFancyAggregate, ThingyId>
        {
            public MyFancyAggregate(ThingyId id) : base(id) { }
        }

        [AggregateName("BetterNamedAggregate")]
        public class MyOtherFancyAggregate : AggregateRoot<MyOtherFancyAggregate, ThingyId>
        {
            public MyOtherFancyAggregate(ThingyId id) : base(id) { }
        }

        public class FancyDomainStuff : AggregateRoot<FancyDomainStuff, ThingyId>
        {
            public FancyDomainStuff(ThingyId id) : base(id) { }
        }

        [TestCase(typeof(MyFancyAggregate), "MyFancyAggregate")]
        [TestCase(typeof(MyOtherFancyAggregate), "BetterNamedAggregate")]
        [TestCase(typeof(FancyDomainStuff), "FancyDomainStuff")]
        public void AggregateName(Type aggregateType, string expectedName)
        {
            // Arrange
            var aggregate = (IAggregateRoot) Activator.CreateInstance(aggregateType, ThingyId.New);

            // Assert
            aggregate.Name.Value.Should().Be(expectedName);
        }
    }
}


text: Q: Where do I configure the client certificates for linphone? I want to enable TLS transportation in linphone(using Windows OS) and mutually authenticate the server and the client with linphone being the client.But inorder to do so,I need to configure my client certificate in linphone.Can somebody please tell me how to configure this in linphone?I dont see anything in the preferences part either unlike PhonerLite.


After a rough night with an allergic flare, I was walking around in a Benadryl fog. I opened my Bible and the first sentence did not encourage me!
It was one of those days where you want to go back to bed and sleep until tomorrow!
It warned me that the day would be difficult and I decided to do the hard things anyway.
My project for the day was caulking the wood trim around the windows. I started with the window in my office. That small window cracked everywhere possible! It took me an hour to fill them all in. (A near-sighted perfectionist should never pick up a caulk gun!) I managed to caulk all the windows and hang the curtains back up before David got off work.
Ninety-nine percent God, one percent me!


A 28 year old female is BIBA with GCS 6 after being found fitting at her home.
1. What does this ECG tell you about the likely cause?
2. What should your immediate management include?
Well done Ilhaam, this ECG does show classic features of Sodium channel blocker OD, the most common of which are tricyclic antidepressants.
The key features are the wide QRS, long QT and tall R waves in aVR. The nuance here is that due to the anticholinergic effects of TCA, you often have a more significant tachycardia when toxic.
This is actually a Propranolol OD and its main CVS Fx are Na+ channel blocking not B blockade in overdose.
The rhythm is tricky and is probably a sino ventricular rhythm, Im not convinced I can see p waves although you could argue they are cojoined with the t wave.
Hyperkalaemia also causes a sino ventricular rhythm (where the sinus node is generating an impulse but the p wave is not visible) and as the ECG morphs into a sine wave it can look like this.
From a management perspective , a presentation such as this should scare you big time . I would advocate an aggressive pre emptive approach. Fitting and this ECG = bad. The resp acidosis during an RSI may be the trigger for arrhythmias (which are the trigger for more acidosis etc etc). but waiting for another fit or arrythmia before ETT is a recipe for disaster.
I would pre O2, avoid sedation prior ( no BZD), monitor on lead aVR (you can change the lead on the monitor) . Just prior to intubation I would give a bicarb load of 100mmol, and throw in a stat saline bag, gently hand bag during the induction phase and hyperventilate post tube.
The aim of the present study was to examine the relationship between serious arrhythmias in patients with psychotropic drug overdose and electrocardiography (ECG) findings that have been suggested previously to predict this complication.
Thirty-nine patients with serious arrhythmias (ventricular tachycardia, supraventricular tachycardia or cardiac arrest) after tricyclic antidepressant overdose or thioridazine overdose were compared with 117 controls with clinically significant overdose matched to each case for the drug ingested. These patients with psychotropic drug overdose had presented for treatment to the Department of Clinical Toxicology, Newcastle and to the Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane. The heart rate, the QRS width, the QTc and QT intervals, the QT dispersion, and the R wave and R/S ratios in aVR on the initial ECGs were compared in cases and controls.
The cases had taken dothiepin (16 patients), doxepin (six patients), thioridazine (five patients), amitriptyline (five patients), nortriptyline (three patients), imipramine (one patient) and a combination of dothiepin and thioridazine (three patients). In 20 of the 39 patients with arrhythmias, the arrhythmia had been a presumed ventricular tachycardia. Of the other 19 patients, 15 patients had a supraventricular tachycardia, two patients had cardiac arrests (one asystole, one without ECG monitoring) and two patients had insufficient data recorded to make classification of the arrhythmias possible. The QRS was ≥ 100 ms in 82% of cases but also in 76% of controls. QRS ≥ 160 ms had a sensitivity of only 13% and occurred in 2% of controls. QRS > 120 ms, QTc > 500 and the R/S ratio in aVR appeared to have a stronger association with the occurrence of arrhythmia: QRS > 120 ms (odds ratio [OR], 3.56; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.46–8.68), QTc > 500 (OR, 3.07; 95% CI, 1.33–7.07), and R/S ratio in aVR > 0.7 (OR, 16; 95% CI, 3.47–74). Excluding thioridazine overdoses and performing the analysis for tricyclic antidepressant overdoses alone gave increased odds ratios for QRS > 120 ms (OR, 4.83; 95% CI, 1.73–13.5) and QTc > 500 (OR, 4.5; 95% CI, 1.56–13) but had little effect on that for the R/S ratio in aVR > 0.7 (OR, 14.5; 95% CI, 3.10–68).
ECG measurements were generally weakly related to the occurrence of arrhythmia and should not be used as the sole criteria for risk assessment in tricyclic antidepressant overdose. The frequently recommended practice of using either QRS ≥ 100 ms or QRS ≥ 160 ms to predict arrhythmias is not supported by our study. R/S ratio in aVR > 0.7 was most strongly related to arrhythmia but had estimated positive and negative predictive values of only 41% and 95%, respectively. The use of these specific predictors in other drug overdoses is not recommended without specific studies.


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MMS1: Miracle Mineral Solution One!!! Hold on!
3 novembre 2015 Jean PONCET
I feel to be the only one who did not know the MMS1 and 2, and I do not mean the Multimedia Message Service that use to land on your phones!
Even Michel Dogna (a french naturopath) knew it, which is not surprising from the Eagle Mockingbird… (his pens or feathers (sic) name, of course…)
I borrow his list of indications to make you want to see the details on his website, but trace MMS1 to get sites in English.
MMS means Master Mineral Solution! (or Miracle Mineral Supplement)!
Are you so lucky to have one of the following diseases: cold, flu, measles, chicken pox, mononucleosis, hepatitis… Or any other viral disease?
Unless you might benefit of a urinary tract infection, a Salmonella infection, a helicobacter pylori, a staphylococcus of any color, streptococci, enterococci, abscesses, or periodontitis, and finally, any bacterial crap?
Or do you prefer to rear farm parasitic protozoa such as Giardia intestinalis, Cryptosporidium and particularly Candida albicans?
In any case, it seems, finally, it is by far the best treatment for AIDS, Lyme disease, nosocomial infections, leukemia, aureus staphylococcus, herpes, tropical diseases.
Too bad Dogna does not say it heals bullshit, unless it is implied in the elimination of parasites, in which case we only have to contribute to flood the White House and the IRS!
Mind your jokes Poncet, the situation is grave!
Especially for acute diseases!
Since the situation is serious, I offer, as an intro, the statement of a true doctor who seems to know what he is talking of.
"At the dawn of the third millennium, in terms of therapy, it's all to be reconsidered. What doctors need is a mental revolution that must lead them to reject worn out dogmas, aberrant principles and an unfounded claims."
"Allopathic medicine will not survive the fatal mistake that characterizes it, i.e. treating the effects instead of removing the causes of diseases by reconditioning body organizations."
"The disease is never a matter of chance. It is the body itself that causes it and medications affect the living organism for better off balance and create other diseases often more serious than the initial condition."
Dr. Louis de Brouwer (member of the International Committee on Health)
If you are too lazy to go to Dogna, I snatch again from him the details that follow, so you know at least what you're missing. A little culture, therefore, without the broth…
These tricks were discovered by a man named Jim Humble and are "just the plain" chlorine dioxide ion, used for ages to get rid of junk in the water. The Humble cure actually is not starting with chlorine dioxide; but with 28% sodium chlorite (ClO²Na). Mixed with an acid, it produces briefly chlorous acid (ClO²H) wherein, in successive steps, produces chlorine dioxide. But beware: ascorbates and antioxidants taken the same day neutralize the effect of the chlorine dioxide ClO2.
You'll need to do some chemistry because dioxide cannot be stored for ages, but if you know how to mix two drops with three others you can have your Humble specialist's degree. The first drawback is its price, in fact for medical labs! The second is that we find it everywhere on the internet! The guys at WHO will have to pull their syringes!
About price now, the bottle of 120 ml of 28% Sodium Chlorite labeled "Water Purification Drops" is about $20 and about $25 with its girlfriend, the bottle of 120 ml of 50% citric acid activator. Enough to have 4800 drops, so plenty for the next fifteen minutes at least!
And for the restless, there is also a $20 kit of travelling WPS1: two small 50 cl bottles with a spray bottle free! Useful for awaiting to be released by the rescue team after a car crash in a manhole…
And in educate-yourself.org/mms you will also find the WPS2 (Water Purification Suppliers: Sodium hypochlorite) in packs of 60 capsules for about the same price.
Still strange that such miraculous things are not better known by mainstream media, such as artemisinin which I have already spoken of and honors the pharmaceutical industry who has managed to enjoin the WHO to forbid it!
Would newspapers not protect us from our predators? Would they be some themselves? Would they never look on Google or Qwant?
Or is it you who are not curious?
But everything has an easy and valid reason… Jim Humble is a former Swiss Scientologist, so obviously a moron for those in the other cult, the politically correct one! Socialists of which I spoke recently, drool if Marine Le Pen says it's nice when the sun shines, it would still be okay to agree with her. They learned this spin long ago since I've heard it about fifty years away. But that is only valid and usable with the "extreme" right, not with Scientology or anthroposophy whose agriculture has been growing biodynamic stuff in Germany and Switzerland (really a cursed country!) for quite some time…
Has this ass of Humble been influenced by the CalMag from the "cult", recommended by Hubbard for the same sort of stuff, another mixture very difficult to make… I'll have to check to what cult belonged Delbet and Neveu with their magnesium chloride so I would stop advising you about these kind of hyper dangerous products!
To fix things, Jim founded his own "cult": he is a bishop of the Genesis 11 Church of Health!
It would bother me to find out that Michel Dogna is a crook or irresponsible, but as I know MMS1 users who seem to be going very well and as Humble critics are drawn in Wars of Religion I give him the benefit of doubt. And I encourage you to make up your own… religion about it!
Do not think that I admire cults as much as others hate them: I keep my habit to "examine all things" of which I have been infected through the Book of Wisdom.
Thus I spoke of anthroposophy, not because I'm a fan of Steiner, who failed to get completely rid of Blavatsky's theosophists dreams, but because I met a lot of cancerous that his medicine had healed and lots of biodynamic farmers who are very happy and so are their consuming customers! Besides the Steiner education methods prove the manufacturing of serial nihilists through "dissertations" from the third grade. The "Steiner's kids" that were just fabulous previously are becoming quite "normal" when forced to demonstrate theses, antitheses, and crap-ease about everything they are asked to study… The Freinet and Summerhill schools experience the same down curve at the same time: we should thank the intellectuals who have found the trick to make us as idiots they are!
I also regret that Jehovah's Witnesses are content to refuse blood transfusions without promoting the serum of Quinton, which they do not seem to know. A military doctor who had used this serum throughout the war of 14-18, and whom I had met a long time ago, told me that he had no problem with blood during those horrible years. I must say that it is even more complicated and less expensive than MMS since it's just sea water diluted down to the "isotonic" concentration, that is to say, the salt concentration of the blood! Think back to the bonanza that are transfusion organizations and see what they are risking by the use of sea water, which, containing no protein, guarantees that there will be no rejection reactions, and which can be kept indefinitely, so there is no need to throw the waste after some time if it was not used… The serum is still made in Spain to the latest news. The disadvantage of transfusions is not only biological, but I do not want to talk about it here: just read my books…
But after those mixed congratulations, I note that I have not forgotten that the Mormons, in the Brigham Young era, slaughtered thousands to bring them "salvation by death" and avoid them to continue in sin; thousands of people: Mormons and others as well. But these "Latter Day Saints" are very well regarded, in particular in the US who decidedly feel not much grudge!
The real danger of the risk of side effects of MMS: starving our poisoners!
Imagine what Dogna says is true and that all infectious diseases can be cured almost instantly, and we could avoid being urged to vaccinate ourselves, since the vaccines will continue to be inefficient, but they would not be dangerous anymore because we would not take them! Medications (drugs) of extravagant price from the same labs would have no more interest and so this could be the beginning of the bankruptcy of these poisoners. One more reason even less noble for criticizing Humble than the silly war against cults…
I specify for those who would make the confusion that this is no quantum medicine but rather a variety of allopathy acting purely at the electronic level instead of just the chemical level, to rid the body of impurities as it already disinfects pools, and no, it is not bleach as a critic has said, proving his bad faith! Bleach = NaClO!
Obviously, as long as critics give no reviews of Humble processes, we will not have much chance of hearing about side effects. But it would probably need to swallow a disgusting amount of it, which is a way to protect us. This dioxide is known since 1814 and it is a gas which dissolves in water without hydrolyzing, however it must be manufactured on site because its transport is risky since it is very explosive! But handling of 1% solutions is considered safe. That's the reason of the two small bottles. And do not keep it too long because the mix decomposes slowly.
Well, you know about as much as I do on this, but the Web knows much more; so do not be shy!
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