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Coronation Street's Ruxandra Porojnicu says she has café job after it's revealed EastEnders' Katie Jarvis works in B&M
Adam Nutburn
CORRIE'S Ruxandra Porojnicu has revealed she works in a café after it emerged ex EastEnders star Katie Jarvis is working as a security guard at B&M.
The actress, who plays modern day slave Alina Pop, is the latest soap star to talk about their own experiences of real-life side jobs.
Ruxandra Porojnicu has revealed she works in a café all summerCredit: Rex Features
She wrote on Twitter: "I worked all summer in a cafe and I will keep this job for as long as I can while also going up to Manchester and film.
"And yes, it wasn't easy after 6 months of living any actor's dream to work on set full time.
"I wanted to quit and I cried a lot because it's so stressful working in customer service!
"Also, I couldn't believe I have to do it again. Imagine having a family to take care of!
The actress plays modern day slave Alina Pop in Corrie
"Is not easy being constantly with or without job. Is true it affects your mental health as an actor!!
"But hey! there was no other alternative right away, didn't know what the future will bring and I couldn't just wait without doing anything.
"There's no shame in working. I would rather feel ashamed being lazy and complain I don't have money or ask my family to provide for me."
It was revealed earlier this week that Katie, who joined the BBC One soap last year for a short-lived stint as Kat Slater's cousin, had bagged a new job as a security guard.
EastEnders' Katie Jarvis is currently working as a security guardCredit: Twitter
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Love Island's Anton defends Dubai trip: 'I'm working, 'not taking the p***'
Katie confirmed to the Daily Star Sunday that her acting career has now taken a back seat as she focuses on her two children.
She said: "I've taken a step back from acting. I've got a job and I'm looking after my kids."
Hayley's disappearance from Albert Square left fans scratching their heads earlier this year, with her explosive storyline with Kat and Alfie reaching an abrupt end.
A source explained: "A lot of people have been wondering where Hayley is after she left so suddenly but the mystery has been solved, she's in Romford working at B&M.
"There was so much speculation about her departure, but there was no reason to keep the character in Albert Square once the storyline ended and Alfie had gone."
EastEnders' Hayley Slater's meltdown after Alfie Moon kidnaps her baby


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Gym members angry at unexpected closure
LA Fitness on Wrexham Road, Chester temporarily closed after Nuffield Health take over
Rachel Flint
LA Fitness on Wrexham Road closed its doors on Friday after being taken over by Nuffield Health (Image: Rob Stratford)
Fitness fanatics have been left out in the cold after their gym was closed and memberships were terminated.
LA Fitness, on Wrexham Road was put up for sale in March this year leaving staff and members uncertain as to the future of the much loved and popular gym.
It had been hoped membership of the gym would be transferred to the new owners and that current staff would be able to continue working at the fitness centre.
But last week members of the gym, which was one of 33 branches in the UK to be sold, turned up at the club to enjoy a workout session and found the building locked up and a note on the door thanking them for their custom.
The club, which has a gym, swimming pool and relaxation area, closed its doors on Friday after being taken over by Nuffield Health who own Grosvenor Nuffield Hospital, a private facility, next door.
Neil Benson, of Gresford, who has been a member at LA Fitness for several years, was shocked to find the building locked-up and a note on the door thanking him for his custom when he turned up for a swim with his wife on Sunday.
Mr Benson said: "I called LA Fitness to query what had happened. They said I should have received a letter but neither my wife or I had any prior warning."
It had been hoped staff and members would be able to remain at the club after Sports Direct expressed interest in operating the fitness centre. But the club is closed after being taken over by Nuffield Health, who own 65 fitness and wellbeing centres across the UK.
New members at the club demanded refunds on the LA Fitness Chester facebook page, saying they forked out a joining fee of £52 for just a few weeks of membership at the club, and that when they joined they were not told it was closing.
Katie Taylor posted: "It's actually been two weeks since I've been there. Why they didn't tell me this when I joined is beyond me as I wouldn't have joined!
"And due to not being told this when I joined I was charged £52 for a few weeks of membership so I'd like a refund."
But a spokesperson from LA Fitness said there was "no way" that someone would have been charged a joining fee if they had joined recently as the club had gone on to month-by-month contracts during the sale period.
"We do not have a relationship with Nuffield Health," she said.
"There is no way that someone could have joined in the last few weeks, we knew we were selling this club. We were doing membership on a month by month basis."
A spokesperson for Nuffield Health said they were taking over the gym on August 15 and would open on August 23. She said the company would be interested in taking on staff.
"We would love any LA Fitness members to join us," she said.
Wrexham Road

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We are almost to the end! Just two more measures left of the 5 Performance Measures for value based payments. With Process Measures, Structural Measures , and Composite Measures out of the way now we can focus on why we do the work we do, the persons (clients).
Understanding – demonstrates Patient Experience Measures.
As defined by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, a Patient Experience Measure records their perspective of care.
Self-assessment or surveying of the individuals served has been an approach high performing organizations have used for years to compare data from staff reported outcomes or staff assessments of their clients. This data is used for multiple purposes including making sure we are building transformational relationships with our clients.
When we look at measuring client experience it may seem to be as simple as a general survey, however attention to detail on what and when a question or feedback is asked is important in order to get the most efficient data available. We will use this data to improve care, enhance strategic planning and decision making, benchmarking our clients' expectation of care, and to manage or monitor our performance. Something as simple as a question being asked that is not relevant to the service area setting (i.e. group home vs drop in center) can impact how a client would answer.
Once we have an understanding of these we will want to apply Qualitative and/or Quantitative data measures that allow for a mixed method of data analysis.
OnTarget customers do not have a user cap and are allowed unlimited user log-ins and user security roles. Client Roles can be set up as templates or uniquely to allow for Patient Experience Measures to be reported. This information is live in OnTarget and can be reported in real-time. If you are evaluating or plan to evaluate for a performance driven solution give us a call to include OnTarget in your project.


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El Próceres Fútbol Club es un club de fútbol venezolano, establecido en la ciudad de Barinas, estado Barinas, que milita en la Tercera División de Venezuela.

Historia

Fundado en 2007, comenzó su preparación para el debut en la Tercera División, en su temporada 2016, bajo las órdenes del cuerpo técnico liderado por Juan Pérez, con toda la intención de trascender y dar oportunidades a los talentos del Estado Barinas. La plantilla fue presentada ante los medios de comunicación el 18 de marzo, justo antes de debutar como visitantes ante el Unión Lara SC, uno de los 5 rivales que tuvo el cuadro barinés en el Grupo Centro - Occidental. Finalizó el Apertura 2016 sumando 12 puntos, tras obtener 3 triunfos, igual número de empates y 4 derrotas en el semestre. Antes del inicio del Torneo Clausura, organizaron la copa "Miguel Silvestri", un cuadrangular amistoso donde participaron Trujillanos FC, Ureña SC y Potros de Barinas FC. En el Clausura 2016, el combinado llanero finaliza como tercer lugar del Grupo Centro - Occidental, sumando 13 unidades, siendo superado por Atlético Guanare y el Internacional Turén, en un grupo que fue reducido a 4 participantes tras la deserción de Yaracuyanos FC B y Unión Lara SC tras finalizado el Apertura.

Estadio

Disputa sus partidos como local en el Estadio Los Pozones, ubicado en la Urbanización "José Antonio Páez", en la ciudad de Barinas, que posee una capacidad aproximada para 1000 espectadores.

Datos del club

 Temporadas en 1.ª División: 0
 Temporadas en 2.ª División: 0
 Temporadas en 3.ª División: 2 (2016, 2017, 2018)

Jugadores y cuerpo técnico

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Palmarés

Torneos nacionales

 Primera División de Venezuela: (0)
 Segunda División de Venezuela: (0)
 Tercera División de Venezuela: (0)
 Copa Venezuela: (0)

Equipos de fútbol de la Tercera división venezolana

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Q: How do I alter a .NET application/user settings on installation? In a Windows Service project, with a Project Installer I tried the following:
[RunInstaller(true)]
public partial class ProjectInstaller : Installer
{
    public ProjectInstaller()
    {
        InitializeComponent();
    }

    protected override void OnBeforeInstall(System.Collections.IDictionary savedState)
    {
        base.OnBeforeInstall(savedState);
        Settings.Default.ASetting = "aValue";
        Settings.Default.Save();
    }

    protected override void OnAfterInstall(System.Collections.IDictionary savedState)
    {
        base.OnAfterInstall(savedState);
        Settings.Default.ASetting = "aValue";
        Settings.Default.Save();
    }
}

But after the installation when I check the .config file, a older value is still there. There was no .config file in the usual [userfolder]\AppData\Local
For me is important to define this variable in installation time since I will receive its value from a user input in the Setup Project. The constant value here is used for testing purposes only.

A: The framework will not allow you to change the settings while installing, since Application settings are read-only and there is no user context until the service is installed and running (under a username).
The only solution I have found is to change the settings using plain XML manipulation of the config file.  I override the Install method and make changes to the file itself.

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class WeiboDataConfig(AppConfig):
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Oracle decides to use Blockchain technology to boost its Cloud Security
Oracle's CTO Larry Ellison offered a keynote at Oracle OpenWorld 2017 conference and revealed that his company is going to use Blockchain technology to deliver enhanced cloud security to its users.
Speaking at the conference organized in San Francisco, Larry unveiled the company's new Blockchain Cloud Service that allows customers to build their own blockchain network with Oracle managing the infrastructure behind it.
The plan is to help businesses create a new revenue stream by securely extending many of their software-as-a-service (SaaS) and on-premises apps onto a blockchain network, to reduce both risk and cost.
Oracle has announced that its new Blockchain Cloud Service will help in improving resiliency, scalability, and security of its cloud services. On an additional note, customers will also have an in-built monitoring, continuous backup, and point-in-time recovery services.
Almost a decade ago or so, Blockchain technology came into limelight due to the use of cryptocurrency like Bitcoins. Blockchain which is basically a distributed digital ledger from then on picked up its popularity and is being used for transacting digital currency of almost all forms.
Basically, the transaction nature of blockchain will help businesses to share vita business info. It lowers complexity and boosts efficiency by automating certain transactions which should occur across the organization. The technology is also seen as a good reliable resource to share info both inside and
outside the organization.
Financial sectors such as banks started to focus on this technology and are planning to integrate the technology into their transaction platforms. Some have already achieved success in doing so in European nations, while some are about to taste it.
Thus, with the latest offering, Oracle will become the first cloud services provider to implement and integrate blockchain technology on cloud storage services.
OpenWorld 2017
7 Cloud Security Predictions for 2022 to Help Organizations Protect Their Data
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How to Protect Your Organization from Log4j Exploitation


This is a blog about serendipity and the role it plays in the creative process. It didn't start out that way. I woke up this morning and started to mull over in my mind a mental list (as I do every day) of what I wanted to achieve today. It was at this point that I decided I'd better write my weekly blog a day early because I promised my son I'd give him a hand with some set-painting tomorrow. I love set-painting - for me it's a bit like pretending to be an impressionist painter with really big brushes!
Anyway, 'serendipity': 'the occurence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way.' To my way of thinking, without it, any kind of creativity would soon become moribund and stale. Some of the greatest developments in art probably owe more than a small debt of gratitude to it. Stephen King in On Writing is rather rude as I recall about writers who never waver from their plotting and don't allow the creative process itself to take over and light the way ahead. I totally agree, sticking rigidly to a pre-ordained plan effectively stifles creativity.
What on earth would all those thousands of tourists who jockey for a place at the Louvre around the painting of the Mona Lisa every single day do if Leonardo had declared, "Sorry love, but you're smiling again. I can't paint you smiling - nobody does smiley portraits!" (but of course he'd have said it in Renaissance Italian).
In Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones is confronted by a huge Arabian swordsman who, after drawing his scimitar, gives a bravura display of his skill to instill fear in his adversary. When this scene was shot, Harrison Ford, seeing the comedic potential of the moment, simply drew his gun from its holster and shot the swordsman. I recall the moment brought the house down at the Odeon Leicester Square. Spielberg didn't say, "Very funny Harrison, but now let's do the fight as it is in the script!" because he knew his leading actor had given him something hilarious, unexpected and far better than the fight we all anticipate is about to happen.
In August 2006 my wife and I visited my mother for a week or so. One of the features of our six-weekly trips to Wales was taking a daily walk. Sometimes my mother used to complain that she was feeling a bit tired. "Come on!" we'd say, "You don't want to miss out on an opportunity to have a nice walk." Later on, after the walk, she would invariably tell us how much good it had done her. One sunny afternoon we drove up to Cefn Bryn on the Gower Peninsula. Just to the north of the ridge summit at Cefn Bryn is a Neolithic burial site known as King Arthur's Stone, which is definitely worth a visit if you've never seen it. However, on this occasion we travelled in the opposite direction along the ridge towards Penmaen with its stunning views across Oxwich Bay and (my personal favourite) Three Cliffs Bay.
The photograph that inspired this blog was taken at the very end of our walk when we were on our way back to the car. I wasn't wearing my glasses, so looking into the small viewing panel on my camera would have been a waste of time. I just knew that what I was looking at would make a great photograph. I literally took the camera out of its pouch on my belt, pointed it in the right direction and snap!
Who knows and who cares!
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Social Studies Teachers Review "Indian Education For All" Standards At Riverton Workshop
Cultural Education Coordinator for the Fort Washakie School District Lynette St. Clair presents to a group of teachers
Social studies teachers from 27 Wyoming school districts gathered in Riverton this week for a two-day professional development workshop. Many used the time to learn about Wyoming's new Indian Education For All standards, which were approved by then-Governor Matt Mead in 2017.
The new standards require all Wyoming schools to educate students on the history, culture, and contemporary contributions of local tribes, including the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho.
Rob Black, a social studies consultant for the Wyoming Department of Education, said about a third of breakout sessions at this week's workshop were designed to introduce teachers to culturally appropriate classroom resources.
"A lot of non-Native teachers don't have the resources, or they're just not comfortable with resources that are out there for teaching about Native Americans," Black said. "Many want to be sensitive. They don't want to be culturally irresponsible."
One session focused on a series of video learning modules produced by Wyoming PBS in collaboration with the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho Tribes. Those modules explore topics ranging from contemporary tribal governance to Indigenous language revitalization.
During a Thursday morning session, Cultural Education Coordinator for the Fort Washakie School District Lynette St. Clair emphasized the mandate that schools consult with tribes while developing Indian Education curricula.
"It's really critical that when you begin discussions about anything that has to do with the Shoshone and Arapaho tribes, that they are at the table, that it's not an afterthought," St. Clair said.
She added that the new standards will help students and teachers move beyond stereotypes and gain a more complete understanding of life on the Wind River Reservation.
"When we talk about putting on tribal presentations in your schools, please understand that I'm not telling you I'm going to send over a group of dancers to perform for you," St. Clair said. "We want to give you a true perspective. We want to show you that we're more than beads and feathers."
A recent study by the National Congress of American Indians found that across the country, 87 percent of state history and social studies standards include no mention of Native Americans after 1900. When Wyoming's Indian Education for All standards go into full effect in the 2021 - 2022 school year, it will join states like Colorado, South Dakota, Montana and Wisconsin in mandating Indian Education in K-12 schools.
Indian Education For All
Wyoming Department of Education
social studies standards
Northern Arapaho
Eastern Shoshone
Governor Signs Bill To Bring Indian Education For All
By Melodie Edwards • Mar 16, 2017
Last week, Governor Matt Mead signed the Indian Education For All Act that requires the Wyoming Department of Education to teach the history and culture of Wyoming's two tribes, the Eastern Shoshone and the Northern Arapaho.
The Mountain West Brings Native Lessons To The Classroom
By Ali Budner • Nov 12, 2018
The United States has a grim history when it comes to our indigenous people, from the multiple massacres of native men, women and children to Indian boarding schools where native children were taken from their families and in many cases physically and sexually abused. For the most part, this history isn't taught in our public schools; neither is indigenous culture. But that's changing, and the Mountain West is on board.
UW Students Host Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration
By Savannah Maher • Oct 15, 2019
Eight U.S. states and at least 129 cities recognize Indigenous People's Day on the second Monday of October. Many Native students at the University of Wyoming would like to see Laramie and Wyoming join that list.
New Partnership Brings College Courses To The Reservation
By Savannah Maher • Jun 6, 2019
Central Wyoming College
Central Wyoming College and the Northern Arapaho Business Council have reached an agreement to begin offering college courses on the Wind River Reservation.
New Exhibits Will Teach Wyomingites About Wind River Tribes
By Melodie Edwards • Aug 17, 2018
Wyoming Humanities Council
An interview with Shannon Smith.
For years, Wind River's tribal advocates have suggested that Wyoming kids lack access to authentic education about the state's Native American heritage. Some said that has led to insensitive or even racist encounters when tribal sports teams travel to other school districts.


Travel organization AAA projects highest year-end travel volume ever.
Americans are expected to travel in record numbers for the holidays, with 107.3 million expected to board planes, trains, and automobiles this season.
Starting Saturday, Dec. 23, and continuing through Mon., January 1, AAA forecasts a 3.1 percent increase in travel from the year-ago period, marking a ninth straight year of increasing year-end holiday travel.
The majority of those traveling, or 97.4 million Americans, will get to their holiday destinations by hitting the road, a 3 percent increase from 2016, according to the travel and motoring club.
"More expensive gas prices are not swaying holiday revelers to stay home," Bill Sutherland, AAA senior vice president, travel and publishing, said in a statement. "In fact, across the board this year, travel has increased year-over-year for every major holiday weekend – Memorial Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving – and we project the same for the year-end holiday period."
Air travel will be the option for 6.4 million people, a 4.1 percent rise from last year and the fourth year straight for increasing air travel volumes.
Another 3.6 million Americans will spend part of the holidays on trains, buses, rails and cruise ships, a 2.2 percent hike for these sectors from the year-ago period.
Since 2005, the volume of Americans traveling for the holidays has increased by 21.6 million, or more than 25 percent.


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Q: Convert standard 360-degree to atan2 I need to reverse calculation of standard 360 angle to atan2.
It's my standard angle calulation
Standard angle =  (int) Math.toDegrees(Math.atan2(y,x));

if(angle < 0)
  angle += 360;

I need Math.atan2 value from angle how to achieve that.

A: To translate degrees range 0..360 into radians range -Pi..Pi:
if(angle > 180)
   angle -= 360;
angle_radians = Math.toRadians(angle);

If your angle may be beyond standard range (you did not mentioned this), use integer modulo instead of loops
angle = angle % 360

(check how modulo operator works with negative numbers in your language)

A: Though your question is not very clear, it seems that you want to retrieve the angle before the statement
if (angle < 0)
  angle += 360;

As atan2 returns a value in the range [-π,π), i.e. [-180°,180°), the subrange [-180°,0°) is mapped to [180°,360°). Then you invert with
if (angle >= 180°)
  angle-= 360;

You also need to convert back to radians.

A: A general solution with O(1) performance:
double generalModulus(double value, double modulus, double offset) {
    return value - Math.floor((value-offset)/modulus) * modulus + offset;
}

double normalizeAngleDegrees(double angleInDegrees, double offset) {
    return generalModulus(angleInDegrees, 360.0, offset);
}

double normalizeAngleRadians(double angleInRadians, double offset) {
    return generalModulus(angleInRadians, 2.0*Math.PI, offset);
}

To use:
double normDeg = normalizeAngleDegrees(angle, -180); // produces angle in range [-180, 180)
double normRad = normalizeAngleRadians(angle, 0); // produces angle in range [0, 2*Pi)

A: My Own answer
int normalizeAngle(int angle)
{
    int newAngle = angle;
    while (newAngle <= -180) newAngle += 360;
    while (newAngle > 180) newAngle -= 360;
    return newAngle;
}


Hey guys, I did a video on Dive Kick.
Dive kick is an indie fighter that breaks down the fighting genre to just 2 keys, diving, and kicking lol. In the video we'll take a critical but fair look over the mechanics, it's gimmicks, it's flaws and successes.