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Future considerations based on the information from Barrter's and Gitelman's syndromes
Hadas Alfandary, Daniel Landau
Medical School for International Health
Purpose of review Bartter and Gitelman syndromes are typical normotensive salt losing hypokalaemic tubulopathies. Their pathogenesis was gradually deciphered in the past 5 decades, first by typical salt balance studies and histopathology, followed by genetic characterization and discovery of the affected different ion channels. Although the different genotypic subtypes were originally thought to show a similar phenotype, important clinical and biochemical differences can now be found. New findings on the regulation of these channels, as well as the recent discovery of newly affected genes, merit an update on this topic. Recent findings Na-K-2CL cotransporter and NaCl cotransporter, the two main luminal channels in the thick ascending limb and distal convoluted tubule were found to be regulated by Ste 20-related proline alanine-rich kinase and oxidative stress response kinase. Knockout mice to these channels express a Bartter-like phenotype. MAGED2 is new gene found to cause severe polyhydramnios and transient postnatal Bartter-like syndrome. Variants in the different channels causing Bartter syndromes/Gitelman syndromes may also confer susceptibility for hypertension or protect against it. Summary It remains to be determined if polymorphism or epigenetic changes in these genes and proteins may affect salt handling, explaining, apart from Bartter syndromes and Gitelman syndromes, also hypertension or stroke tendency, or both.
Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension
https://doi.org/10.1097/MNH.0000000000000285
Ascending limb of loop of Henle
Kidney tubules
Metabolic alkalosis
Polyhydramnios
10.1097/MNH.0000000000000285
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Alfandary, H., & Landau, D. (2017). Future considerations based on the information from Barrter's and Gitelman's syndromes. Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension, 26(1), 9-13. https://doi.org/10.1097/MNH.0000000000000285
Alfandary, Hadas ; Landau, Daniel. / Future considerations based on the information from Barrter's and Gitelman's syndromes. In: Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension. 2017 ; Vol. 26, No. 1. pp. 9-13.
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The Hurt Locker Katheryn Bigelow has more testasterone than most men. I had to keep my eyes closed through a lot of this but that's a compliment. Of course, anyone who makes a film about a bomb squad and isn't able to muster megadoses of tension would be truly deficient. Some have objected to her using the Iraq war as just another roller coaster ride for moviegoers but I have no such complaint. I have also read that the film is entirely implausible but implausible is a feature filmmaker's business. It just needs to feel plausible enough to us within the rules of the world Bigelow has created. Her message is that war, violence in general, is an adrenaline addiction for men. Nothing new or earth shattering. She leaves women out of the equation, which we're awfully used to. (I did enjoy a glimpse of the actress from Lost.) The whole idea of the film is a big cliche, but cliches dramatised well make for satisfying movie watching. The subplot of the wimpy doctor was a shame. I knew he was a gonner the moment he came on screen and watching his fate play itself out was unpleasant in that his character was totally unsympathetic, his liberal condescension towards everyone too easy. The more I watch and think about movies, the more I have come to understand that they all have some level of porn, and this is war porn, artfully enough done. The acting was excellent, except for the doctor, but then again his part was poorly written. What I think I liked the best were the spots in which Sergio Leone and Ennio Moricone were referenced. This film will never be on a par with The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, but you've got to like a girl who has such ambition.
Daniel 21 November 2009 at 16:59
Nothing to add, I concur. All we require is fabulous porn.
Delving Eye 16 July 2010 at 13:07
How could it have won all those Oscars when the likes of Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds" went begging?
Oh right, I forgot.
It's Chinatown.
Jenny 16 July 2010 at 15:43
Can't say I was a big fan of Inglorious Basterds--I got bored and thought the thrills were too cheap, the classic movie references too easy. I loved Kill Bill, though.
Giulia Doesn't Date at Night
Eccentricities of a Blonde-Haired Girl
(500) Days of Summer

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test.open('wrap.txt')

local vi_ta_util = require 'vi_ta_util'

local assertEq = test.assertEq
local lineno = test.lineno
local line_length = vi_ta_util.line_length

assertEq(lineno(), 0)

-- Down a paragraph
test.key('}')
assertEq(lineno(), 4)

-- Up a paragraph
test.key('{')
assertEq(lineno(), 0)

-- Down 2 paragraphs
test.key('2', '}')
assertEq(lineno(), 6)

-- Delete first 2 paragraphs
test.key('d', '2', '{')
assertEq(lineno(), 0)
assertEq(line_length(lineno()), 0)
assertEq(buffer.line_count, 5)
assertEq(state.registers['"'],{line=true, text=[[
this
is
a
paragraph

this is a paragraph with a long line.  There are sentence breaks inside the line, and it goes on and on and on.  For at least three lines.  This should be wrapped to separate lines.
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I was trying to think of a clever title, but I couldn't come up with one so you get the obvious instead. A handful of photos of Dolphins taken from various spots in and near Wellington Harbour over the past few weeks. I'll start with them quite far away as I stood on the shore and then we'll get a bit closer, keep scrolling. Taking a photo of a Dolphin leaping out of the water is really hard. So I'm very pleased with how the airborne Dolphin shots came out. If you like a Dolphin, hopefully you'll enjoy these images.
So, they were out by Moa Point, which is where the Airport is when I saw them first.
It's like a Dolphin scrum.
Now let's get a move on. This next lot of photos were taken from the side of the Cook Strait ferry, the Interislander.
You'd do that too if you could, wouldn't you?
You can practically hear it squeaking, whoooooooo Hooooo!!
Cool ay? Who doesn't love Dolphins?


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In Sweden, oil refiner and renewable fuel producer Preem AB is planning a new facility at its Gothenburg refinery. The new unit is expected to produce approximately one million m3 of renewable diesel and renewable aviation fuel per annum which represents approximately 25 percent of Sweden's estimated need for renewable fuels in 2030. The company has now initiated the application process for new environmental permitting of the Gothenburg refinery with the relevant authorities and stakeholders.
Sweden's largest fuel producer Preem is planning a new facility at its Gothenburg refinery to produce around 1 million m3 of renewable diesel and renewable aviation fuel per annum. The company has initiated the application process for new environmental permitting of the Gothenburg refinery (photo courtesy Preem).
According to the company, Preem's long-term goal is to produce at least three million m3 of renewable fuels by 2030. The planned changes to the Gothenburg refinery include the addition of a new renewable fuel production plant – a so-called Green Feed Unit (GFU), which will have the capacity to produce approximately one million m3 of renewable diesel and renewable aviation fuel per annum.
Preem will also seek permission to install an electrolyzer to produce hydrogen from electricity. Other changes include, for example, extending the raw material base so that different types of renewable feedstock raw can be included.
Preem wishes to continue the transition to a sustainable society and increase the production of renewable fuels in Sweden. We have both the technology and the expertise to manage the transition to more sustainable fuels, said Petter Holland, CEO of Preem.
Currently, Preem's renewable diesel fuel, Preem Evolution Diesel, is produced at the Gothenburg refinery. The facility has been developed in several stages and will be further adapted to increase capacity gradually. But in order to reach the target of three million m3, more investments are needed and an important part is the possibility of a new production unit.
In order to implement these changes, Preem has to apply for a new environmental permit with the authorities that will cover both the planned and existing activities. The first step in that process is to call for consultation, partly with authorities and partly with residents.
If all goes as planned, the new plant would be completed in 2023 at the earliest.


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O México competiu nos Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno de 1988, realizados em Calgary, Canadá.

Países nos Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno de 1988
México nos Jogos Olímpicos
Desporto no México em 1988

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Why Did I Need to Learn This Again?
I thought I had learned more about hospice than I ever wanted to. Nine years ago when my late husband spent five months on hospice, I thought I learned enough. Now this week I signed my name in fifteen different places for his 92-year-old mother to receive hospice care.
I thought I had learned more about homelessness than I ever wanted to. During the sixteen hours I spend each week as ministry assistant to an education/outreach pastor, I'd given out food time and again. Now this week I loaned a wheel chair, made peanut butter on toast, and gave food to a homeless man I personally know.
I thought I had learned more about keeping my opinions to myself than I ever wanted to. During twenty-five years of teaching in public education, I was told I was blatantly incorrect more times than I care to remember. Then this weekend at lunch I spoke what was perceived as extremely unwanted advice. Why did I say anything to begin with?
If you think I'm hurting about these happenings, you are entirely correct. In all three instances, I am so sorry. For entirely different reasons, I am so sorry. Being the healthcare power of attorney represents doing something I never anticipated. I'm sorry because I have to make choices for the care of someone I not only like, but I love. I'm sorry for the homeless man because of his wrong choices. I'm sorry for his family's heartache, a family that I not only like, but I love. Wishing I could take back my part of Saturday's lunch conversation and knowing that I can't, makes me so sorry. I'm especially sorry because the person hearing my words is not only someone I really like, but I love.
Have any things like this ever happened to you? What are some of the experiences and happenings you have struggled through and are now on the other side? Should I pray for less tunnel vision–seeing only what I currently see? Why did I need to learn this again?I've always said, "I have to keep putting one foot in front of the other and keep on walking." I'll do it, but my heart is not smiling.
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Q: SPI SBC communication I am using MPC5748G controller, in that i want to communicate my SPI with the SBC chip on board i.e MC33905, By going through the data sheet I am sending the proper commands to SBC through SPI API's for INIT WDG, INIT regd,... Please refer the attached file for the command set I have sent.
Now I have to observe the MISO line , what should be the response from SBC after we send each command we are not getting. Please help me understanding the response from SBC for each SPI commands.
I have tried debugging it and catching the lines on Beagle SPI analyzer there i am receiving some data , but am not sure that data is correct or not, How can i read the mode of SBC this is the main task for us.
Please help me in this as this is high priority.
This is my code
volatile Spi_StatusType SpiStatus01;
 unsigned short int Init_WDG[1] = {0x4C10};   //  command to initialize WDG
 unsigned short int Init_Regd[1] = {0x4A00};  // Command to initialize registers
 unsigned short int Init_Misc[1] = {0x5000};  // Command for Misc initializations
 unsigned short int Init_WDG_Time[1] = {0x541F};  // command to initialize WDG time
 unsigned short int WDG_Refresh[1] = {0x5A00};    // command to refresh WDG
 unsigned short int Read1[1] = {0x2500};          // Command to read the status of SBC
 unsigned short int Read2[1] = {0x1F00};          // command to read the status of SBC
 unsigned short   tc_01[1],tc_02[1];              // Receive buffers

/*******************************************************************************
**                      Local Function Declarations                           **
*******************************************************************************/

/*******************************************************************************
**                         Function Definitions                               **
*******************************************************************************/

/*Init test case*/
void TC_Init()
{

uint8 i;
/*  Spi initialization */
Spi_Init(&SpiDriver_0);

/*  Get the status of   Spi after   initialization */
 SpiStatus01 = Spi_GetStatus();

 Spi_WriteIB(SpiConf_SpiChannel_SpiChannel_0,Init_WDG);

Spi_SyncTransmit(SpiConf_SpiSequence_SpiSequence_0);
         for(i=0; i<=100; i++);

Spi_WriteIB(SpiConf_SpiChannel_SpiChannel_0,Init_Regd);

Spi_SyncTransmit(SpiConf_SpiSequence_SpiSequence_0);
         for(i=0; i<=100; i++);

Spi_WriteIB(SpiConf_SpiChannel_SpiChannel_0,Init_Misc);

Spi_SyncTransmit(SpiConf_SpiSequence_SpiSequence_0);
         for(i=0; i<=100; i++);

Spi_WriteIB(SpiConf_SpiChannel_SpiChannel_0,Init_WDG_Time);

Spi_SyncTransmit(SpiConf_SpiSequence_SpiSequence_0);
         for(i=0; i<=100; i++);

   //module initialisation

 Can_Init(&CanConfigSet_0);

  // set the controller mode to START
  Can_SetControllerMode(0,CAN_T_START);
  Can_SetControllerMode(1,CAN_T_START);

 while (1)
 {
 Spi_WriteIB(SpiConf_SpiChannel_SpiChannel_0,WDG_Refresh);

Spi_SyncTransmit(SpiConf_SpiSequence_SpiSequence_0);
         for(i=0; i<=100; i++);

 Spi_WriteIB(SpiConf_SpiChannel_SpiChannel_0,Read1);
 Spi_SyncTransmit(SpiConf_SpiSequence_SpiSequence_0);
         for(i=0; i<=100; i++);
 Spi_ReadIB (SpiConf_SpiChannel_SpiChannel_0,tc_01);

Spi_WriteIB(SpiConf_SpiChannel_SpiChannel_0,Read2);
 Spi_SyncTransmit(SpiConf_SpiSequence_SpiSequence_0);
         for(i=0; i<=100; i++);
 Spi_ReadIB (SpiConf_SpiChannel_SpiChannel_0,tc_02);

     for(i=0; i<=100; i++);

 /*Transmit test case  */
     Test_transmit(3,1,1);

 }
}

A: Did you select the correct sampling edge?
Data are valid on trailing clock edge.
Furthermore Spi_SyncTransmit is blocking function, so i guess there is no need to add a for-loop

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Hagedorn welcomes Japanese Ambassador in Puerto Princesa
Palawan 3rd district Rep. Edward Hagedorn has welcomed the Ambassador of Japan to the Philippines Kazuhiko Koshikawa in Puerto Princesa.
The solon hosted a welcome ceremony on Friday to celebrate the Ambassador's first visit to Puerto Princesa City.
"In true Hagedorn fashion, the diplomat and his entourage were given a taste of the Palawenyo hospitality with dinner, cultural presentations, and hand-crafted tokens," the lawmaker's office said.
In his opening remarks, Hagedorn also lauded the Japanese government's support for the country, with Puerto Princesa benefiting from several projects in the past.
"Hagedorn also recognizes the new support for Palawenyos of Japanese descent, who were greatly struck with hardships after World War II in 1941," the office said.
Ambassador Koshikawa also that the establishment of the Palawan Nikkeijin Kai is a testimony to the flourishing bilateral relations and forges even closer friendship.
"I appreciate and am very much impressed with your hospitality, not only for me but for the Japanese people."
Koshikawa also said that they are open to working on future projects in the district and look forward to visiting the famous natural wonder of the Underground River.
Japanese AmbassadorPalawanPuerto Princesa


Our full-time training and trial facility is located about 10 minutes from the Fox River Mall in Appleton. The exact location is a bit of a puzzle with a Hortonville mailing address, the Greenville water tower in plain sight from our property and our polling place in the Town of Ellington. All that said, it's really pretty easy to get here. Use the map above for directions right from you house to the site.
Two side-by-side 100 x 100 rings are configured so there is plenty of ringside crating all around. You may park your vehicle on the south end of the ring and set up a shade cover between the parking and the ring!
There is a 60 x 80 indoor training facility on the property to provide shelter from rain or extreme sun. Food and beverages will be available on site all event days.
R.V. Parking with no hookups is available along the south end of the property, Prime R.V. spots are available adjacent to the south side of the training building where we can supply 20 amp service to three "rigs".
Water fill up is available when you arrive, but no full-time water hookups. R.V. Parking is reserved on a first-requested basis for each event. Please contact us to reserve a spot.


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package dts

//Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
//you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
//You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
//http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
//Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
//distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
//WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
//See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
//limitations under the License.
//
// Code generated by Alibaba Cloud SDK Code Generator.
// Changes may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if the code is regenerated.

import (
	"github.com/aliyun/alibaba-cloud-sdk-go/sdk/requests"
	"github.com/aliyun/alibaba-cloud-sdk-go/sdk/responses"
)

// DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList invokes the dts.DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList API synchronously
func (client *Client) DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList(request *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListRequest) (response *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse, err error) {
	response = CreateDescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse()
	err = client.DoAction(request, response)
	return
}

// DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListWithChan invokes the dts.DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList API asynchronously
func (client *Client) DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListWithChan(request *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListRequest) (<-chan *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse, <-chan error) {
	responseChan := make(chan *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse, 1)
	errChan := make(chan error, 1)
	err := client.AddAsyncTask(func() {
		defer close(responseChan)
		defer close(errChan)
		response, err := client.DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList(request)
		if err != nil {
			errChan <- err
		} else {
			responseChan <- response
		}
	})
	if err != nil {
		errChan <- err
		close(responseChan)
		close(errChan)
	}
	return responseChan, errChan
}

// DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListWithCallback invokes the dts.DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList API asynchronously
func (client *Client) DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListWithCallback(request *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListRequest, callback func(response *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse, err error)) <-chan int {
	result := make(chan int, 1)
	err := client.AddAsyncTask(func() {
		var response *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse
		var err error
		defer close(result)
		response, err = client.DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList(request)
		callback(response, err)
		result <- 1
	})
	if err != nil {
		defer close(result)
		callback(nil, err)
		result <- 0
	}
	return result
}

// DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListRequest is the request struct for api DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList
type DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListRequest struct {
	*requests.RpcRequest
	ClientToken                     string `position:"Query" name:"ClientToken"`
	OwnerId                         string `position:"Query" name:"OwnerId"`
	SynchronizationJobIdListJsonStr string `position:"Query" name:"SynchronizationJobIdListJsonStr"`
	AccountId                       string `position:"Query" name:"AccountId"`
}

// DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse is the response struct for api DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList
type DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse struct {
	*responses.BaseResponse
	RequestId                        string                         `json:"RequestId" xml:"RequestId"`
	ErrCode                          string                         `json:"ErrCode" xml:"ErrCode"`
	PageRecordCount                  int                            `json:"PageRecordCount" xml:"PageRecordCount"`
	Success                          string                         `json:"Success" xml:"Success"`
	TotalRecordCount                 int64                          `json:"TotalRecordCount" xml:"TotalRecordCount"`
	ErrMessage                       string                         `json:"ErrMessage" xml:"ErrMessage"`
	PageNumber                       int                            `json:"PageNumber" xml:"PageNumber"`
	SynchronizationJobListStatusList []SynchronizationJobStatusInfo `json:"SynchronizationJobListStatusList" xml:"SynchronizationJobListStatusList"`
}

// CreateDescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListRequest creates a request to invoke DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList API
func CreateDescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListRequest() (request *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListRequest) {
	request = &DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListRequest{
		RpcRequest: &requests.RpcRequest{},
	}
	request.InitWithApiInfo("Dts", "2020-01-01", "DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList", "dts", "openAPI")
	request.Method = requests.POST
	return
}

// CreateDescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse creates a response to parse from DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusList response
func CreateDescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse() (response *DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse) {
	response = &DescribeSynchronizationJobStatusListResponse{
		BaseResponse: &responses.BaseResponse{},
	}
	return
}


Satmetrix has today published their latest Net Promoter Scores (NPS) for the United Kingdom's largest broadband and mobile operators, which saw PlusNet, Virgin Media and Sky Broadband top the table ahead of their rivals.
The NPS is essentially a survey of over 2,000 adults that reflects customer views on ease of use, access to support, company reputation, treating customers fairly and value for money etc.
Sadly EE and Vodafone came bottom for both mobile and Internet services. EE scored -7 for mobile and -17 for internet, while Vodafone respectively scored -1 and -18.
The results can also be reflected as a % and in terms of customers who are most likely to promote an ISP or not etc. (see below).
Interestingly Satmetrix's results stem from a wider survey of 11,000 UK customers, which ranked more than 60 brands across nine sectors including financial services, insurance, television, mobile and Internet providers. In this table both Tesco Mobile and PlusNet appear to win high praise.
On the flip side it's worth remembering that a survey of over 2,000 people (mobile and Internet sector) isn't really strong enough to gauge the quality of quite so many providers and obviously also excludes the often higher performing smaller operators. Take with the usual pinch of salt.


If there is one thing the early 18th century has taught me, it is that we are all eventually paid in the same three currencies. Whatever we do, we do it for physical pleasure, social prestige or money. Money is, of course, the most usual currency in modern societies. We are free to convert it into benefits of physical pleasure or into a lifestyle that displays our prestige. It is on the other hand a currency of its own value because we can decide to accumulate it with contempt for anyone who spends it on pleasure or on prestige. Virtue does exist in this scheme as the strength to resist a temptation, to decline a post, and to reject a bribe. We should concede, however, that we are mostly virtuous with the expectation of a later reward in the particular currency we want to be rewarded in.
I unpack Christian Thomasius's good old Mirror of the Three Ruling Passions whenever I have to listen to a speech of self-proclaimed altruists. They are usually just not ready to speak about the entire table of rewards. Needless to say that I feel particularly uneasy when I am asked to give such a speech. I did this on several occasions in my double role as a Wikipedian and academic author with the aim to turn (selfish) academic authors into (altruistic) Wikipedians.
Our rallies had their pedagogic plot: We would first show our guests how we achieved our high quality standards; they had to gain confidence in us. We would then speak on a more moralistic note about why they should write for us, although we would not pay them. We are altruists, we have adopted the Creative Commons license, so our claim.
We would try to give the impression that we have actually abandoned all the old notions of personal authorship. It is no coincidence that we are happy to stay incognito on Wikipedia; pen names will do. The Creative Commons license stands for the "liberation of knowledge"; and we are ready to give all the knowledge we accumulate to the poor and needy, to people in developing countries, for free.
My academic colleagues would not quite know what to say. All that talk about this new ethos of authorship – do academic authors and journalists publish under their real names because they are not ready to share their knowledge? They would express their admiration but they would not create accounts on Wikipedia. Time then to deflate some of our rhetoric.
The Creative Commons license (in our case "share alike", that is: anyone may use Wikipedia as long as our work remains as free as we have decided it is) is the license that will guarantee the survival of Wikipedia, it is secondly the only licensing scheme that makes sense on the web, and it is thirdly the best license a scholar can choose.
Why does this license guarantee the survival of Wikipedia? Because it allows any institution to run a copy of the entire Wikipedia compound. We saw link farms that tested this option. A "fork" (a fully operable copy) remains (so the bitter lesson we could teach them) pointless without the community that keeps it alive. Things will, however, be different in any worst case scenario. Should the Foundation collapse under their own agenda, we would see Google, the British Library or Iceland's government offer us their services, and they would love the site, its traffic, and its virulent community.
Why is Creative Commons the only scheme that makes sense on the web? Because there is not a thing, you cannot copy on the web. You better acknowledge the status quo and go for the new win/win situations the environment will offer.
Why should the scholarly community love Creative Commons? Because most of academic authors are publishing under copyright schemes that are far worse. We are interested in the widest circulation of our work, but we do not get it with books which only research libraries can afford or on websites with obnoxious payment schemes.
The problem about Wikipedia is not the Creative Commons license, it is what Wikipedia does under this license.
You: Ah yes, that's actually OK with me. I am financed by my university. How many pages do you want me to write?
Elsevier: No limit. If you feel like, let it be 30 or 40 in print. Just one more thing: We will put our company's name on your article – we will be the new author.
You: Hold a minute, that is a bit unusual, and it's not quite what your license has just told me!?
Elsevier: Well, we have to do this, because we will ask all the world to change whatever you write. That's our new form of collaborative authorship. It will bring progress into your article. But do not worry, you can undo changes, if you don't like them – though we hope you will give the community a chance to improve your work.
Elsevier: Believe us, it's good. Though, one more thing: We would like you to write the article as if it was not yours. That's our "Neutral Point of View" policy. Sounds awkward, but you will realise, it makes it easier for you to see others change these words.
You: You mean, I write the article as if I was someone else? It will have my knowledge though?
Elsevier: Ah, good that you mention it. Please do not put any "knowledge of yours" into this article. That would what fall under our "No original research" policy. It must just look as if we had written it after reading the best books on the topic.
You: But you have realised that you could not write it. What will happen if people recognise my hand in it?
You: I mean, it could be embarrassing for me to be associated with the article after it has gone through so many hands.
Elsevier: Ah, you wonder whether you can withdraw your work and demand that we write our own article if you do not like to be connected with the future versions of your article? No, sorry, that will not be possible – so better do not make it look like your work.
You will have more than mixed feelings after such a negotiation. If the Encyclopaedia Britannica or the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy contacted you, they would be proud of your authorship and state it. And why should you allow anyone to turn your text into the text they would like to read? If you are committed to your work, you will be looking forward to a debate, even a debate that will prove you wrong – but you will not play your work into the hands of people who can change it silently into whatever they would love to read.
The scientific community introduced our present authorship statements only in the late 19th century in order to bring responsibility into the field of academic journals. We have constructive debates where we can personally demand the examination of our statements. Pressing the edit button on Wikipedia does not require any such critical controversy. It is just like distributing colours and paint brushes to all the visitors of the Sistine Chapel so that they can improve whatever they see.
We might not have any good research on this, but Wikipedia has both: fields of collaborative authorship and a fields of competing authors. Those who write (there are others who hunt vandals or act as judges in internal wars) tend to be immensely proud of "their articles". They will go to wars over details such as the fundamental question whether you can you call a building that was designed to become a television tower that exactly even if it has never been used as more than a restaurant with a nice observation deck.
The typical Wikipedia account will not give the author's true name, but it will draw far more of a personal picture than authors tend to give on other media. There are for instance these Babel templates that make it easy to state personal character features such as your favourite food, what kind of spirituality you have developed, what pets you love. The publication list is a must and it can list the articles you have started, those your you brought to internal recognition and those you helped to improve. If you received any virtual medals – show them. State for how many days you have been on board and add an automatic edit count.
If you do not want to say so much about yourself, be aware of the tools others can use still to get your profile. These are my data on EN:WP – yes, they include information about my weekly work and sleeping rhythm; and these are my data on DE:WP where it turns out that I am a sys-op and a bit more of a politician, though still mostly an author. The long term record shows that I made most of my edits at the time when Wikipedia was exploding and some in 2010. I contributed to the disintegration since then.
Articles of an unproblematic collaborative authorship – in all those fields in which collaborative authorship has proven to work: plane crashes, political upheavals, contemporary biographies, tsunamis… These articles are easy to write. If you have new information add it at the appropriate place and give your sources and nothing will happen.
Articles by main authors dominate all those fields where you should have a wider perspective before you start. The author can introduce the topic, he can think of a conclusive structure and his structure will be the most stable thing he can provide. Later users will change words, they add details, but they will not have the patience to devise a new structure.
Articles that have – regrettably – not found their author yet. Most of these articles are somehow dispensable. Russian literature on DE:WP is a good example. People do not need this survey. They need the articles on individual authors and these will be class 1 articles, articles the collaborative can get done. The article that has not found an author is usually an eclectic ensemble of statements written in a tone of adult evening classes. It will be filled with trivia of a strangely pleasing quality.
If you want to interfere – do not hesitate unless it is a class 2 article. We have got tools to determine the author's account, you can contact him through the article's talk page. Tell him what information you hoped to get and begin your work only if you do not get a response.
The special thing about Wikipedia authorship is that it is solely satisfied with internal fame – here, however, it is far more sensitive than any other form of authorship. Wikipedians use pseudonyms mostly in order to prove that they could gain their respect solely through the work they do on Wikipedia. We preserve the integrity of the virtual community even with surprising consistency. This page tells you whom I know in person on DE:WP. You will get it with a second list of all those who have allegeldy met me in real life. Yet it is again a page that makes sense solely within Wikipedia: in a world of internal recognition no outsider is supposed to compromise.
Wikipedians do not work for money, yet they expect a satisfaction they could not buy with money: they know they hepled to create this site, they earned recognition of all those on board. The project that is running on an internal currency of social prestige is eventually about social prestige in its purest form. Try to create the article on your person or on your personal project and you will be told what kind of social prestige you or your project must have received before you will be allowed to write this article. Our internal wars between inclusionists and deletionsist reflect the monetary policies we offer in order to regulate Christian Thomasens second currency, social prestige. Our resource would be worthless if we allowed it anyone promote their projects or personalities on Wikipedia. Wikipedia would be equally worthless if we were too restrictive. We strike the balance in our own project attesting notability wherever our articles reflect the wider consensus of what is worthy to be known in our respective societies.
We have but one big story to make this claim: We defeated the Encyclopaedia Britannica's print edition. It remains, however, difficult to say how we did this. The Britannica had apparently no idea what the crowd could do for them. Nor did they realise why they should invest in fields such as contemporary biography, disasters, political upheavals, major crime cases, new TV shows, movies, or (my favourite realm of articles) subway stations. As strong as Wikipedi is on these new fields, we remain weak in all the fields where authorship seems to be an advantage. The articles on my watchlist have not improved over the last five years. We can hardly claim to have a concept of how we organise collaborative authorship on Wikipedia.
Our biggest software problem is not the visual editor, which we should allegedly have in order to attract women and Africans. Collaborative authorship is the big problem Wikis create – a problem they create with an immense potential to find productive solutions.
If I have to write 15 or 30 pages together with a colleague, I will not use a wiki but Google docs. You get one document and two or more cursors, depending on how many people you involve. You get a separate window to discuss your work in the privacy of a chat. The experience is cool. You will experience these moments when you are stuck in a sentence, and suddenly you see your colleague shifting words in front of your eyes – and voilà, that might just be the text to continue. I have used Google docs with my favourite co-author sitting in front of me. It was faster and cooler then staring at the same screen and using the same keyboard.
Wikipedia is a rather rough ride. You can change whatever you see and the rest of the world will get a message of your change in the article's version history where the next 100% option is waiting: Anyone can undo your changes. What now? Go to the article's talk page and complain – publicly: "I tried to revise this article and someone has just undone my edit. Those watching this page might please take a look at my edit and tell me whether I was completely nuts!" Your opponent will now appear in front of an invisible court. Neither you nor he can tell how many people are watching this exchange. He will now make his statement in order to gain support.
Talk-pages are rarely used to devise an alternative structure. You will usually see a power play between opponents until one of them gives in with a sentence like: "OK, go ahead, change whatever you want, and I will see whether I can accept your changes when you say you are finished." We will see the same practical solution on the article's page. Two people working on the same section will inevitably cause an edit conflict. He who strikes "save" first, has made the edit. All others get uniform messages: "Someone was faster and this is the new version. Take another look at what you wanted to say and consider whether you still want to say it." Those who are not prepared for an edit war will again give in. It is the software that creates the strong egos of Wikipedia authors.
And yet: the Wikipedia software is a tremendously productive thing. Yes, and this productivity is partly the result of the tough, yet transparent environment Wikis happen to create. It generates a sense of competition and an urge to become the lead author and to write the article no one would want to write. What is more important: The rough software environment is likely to convince the community of the need to generate rules and strategies. You will either have edit wars ad nauseam or you learn how to create hierarchies and internal authorities.
I had incredibly productive phases back then when I would work on articles between my courses. I would leave the office at night with a message to the community that I was now tired; and a US Wikipedian would now do the magic work and correct all my grammar in the Novel article I was writing and leave curious invisible remarks between my lines – overnight. I would start the next morning with a consideration all of the problems I had apparently caused. If ever you have written a book, you know what a lonely affair that is. Wikipedia was inspiring back then.
The challenges of 2005 and 2006 are gone. Why should people still want to become Wikipedians?
The Wikipedia we had in 2004 is no longer the Wikipedia we are trying to organise today. People who open an their accounts in 2015 – what role can they hope to play on Wikipedia? We are almost looking for cheap employees who will preserve our articles. Why should they do that? What is their share of fame if they do?
The software is the same, the articles are ten times longer, the version histories are completely messy, and we continue to look recruit new authors as if we should turn all the world into Wikipedians, people like us.
The step we are afraid to take is the step into the real world. New authors will no longer be interested in becoming Wikipedians. The next generation of contributors will not be interested in patrolling articles, in becoming a sys-op, in making Wikipedia compatible. They will see Wikipedia as the standard source of information and they will expect that they should write here under their real name – not with an interest to get Wikipedia community feedback but with an interest to get regular feedback, the feedback of all those who will read their article – colleagues and critics included. Should we offer these potential authors money? Professor would consider some $1000 for an article a lot of money yet they would offer us nothing but artificial and uninspired work for that money, and we would kill our community with the announcement that others will get money for the very work they should be ready to do for free. Authors from the world outside will write for Wikipedia just to get the prestige they could expect for such work – the external prestige though, and this is the point where we are at a loss. The authorial disavowal we demand is at the moment be the biggest obstacle and it should get separate posting in this series.


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SA Heritage Resources Agency
Shipwreck mystery is solved
In Wreck Diving
By Barbara Cole - IOL
The mystery of the Durban shipwreck that was uncovered during dredging operations to widen and deepen the harbour entrance has finally been solved.
"And it is great to put a name and a face to her," said a delighted Vanessa Maitland, the maritime archaeologist known as the Agatha Christie of the deep.
Maitland was called in by the SA Heritage Resources Agency to investigate the mystery last year.
The wreck, now identified as the Steam Ship (SS) Karin, had been buried in 3m of sand and was 1.18km from the north breakwater, lying in the shipping channel.
While it was not considered a threat to navigation, if it was not removed it would certainly have posed a threat to the modern, larger ships calling into the port after Transnet's extensive renovations.
Maitland, of Durban North, had to find out all she could about the wreck and advise on how best it could be removed.
She had to don her diving gear to get to the bottom of the mystery.


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Judy Wagner, FRSE is a British business leader, educator and executive search recruitment manager. She was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 2021 and is the co-founder and non-executive director of FWB Park Brown, an executive search company.

Education and career
Wagner attended Mary Erskine School, Edinburgh and studied Accountancy at the University of Edinburgh. She became a chartered accountant and worked for EY before joining in 1993 with Scott Black and Willie Finlayson to found the company Finlayson Wagner Black, which was successful in head-hunting in the technology sector, building sales up to £1m in 2001/2 when there was an industry crash cutting 65% of their profits. Wagner diversified the organisation into construction and other traditional industries. She was described as a 'thrill seeker' in her personal hobbies and business life. Now she is a non-executive director, of what became FWB Park Brown, with branches in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and London, recruiting senior executives and non-executives, internationally,  and she is also involved in two angel investment organisations.  Her work life also involves education and charity board trusteeships.

Role in business education
Wagner established with Susan Murray, the Executive Women's Leadership Programme, the first of these in Scotland, and one of three in the UK, which won the 2017 award from the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce for gender balance and with John Amis, the Non-Executive Directors Programme, within the University of Edinburgh Business School, where she sits on the International Advisory Board.  Wagner also acts as a mentor for early stage entrepreneurs, with the Biocity organisation, now WAPG (We Are Pioneer Group).

Other roles
Wagner is a trustee of Salveson Mindroom charity which supports and empowers children and young people with learning difficulties, and previously  of the Daisy Chain Trust,  a local children's charity which gives grants to disadvantaged children. She was chair of the awards panel of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Scotland (ICAS) in 2018.

References

People educated at the Mary Erskine School
Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Business School
Scottish businesspeople
Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
Year of birth missing (living people)
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Q: How to create serializer with nested data DRF? I have seen many tutorials about nested serializer, but unfortunately I can`t solve this task. Please, give me some tips.
I need to create this JSON
{
        "external_id": "11",
        "details": [
            {
                "amount": 7,
                "price": "12.00",
                "product": {
                    "name": "Car"
                }
            }
        ]
    }

My models consist the next relative:
from django.db import models

class Order(models.Model):
    NEW = 'new'
    ACCEPTED = 'accepted'
    FAILED = 'failed'

    order_status = [
        (NEW, 'new'),
        (ACCEPTED, 'accepted'),
        (FAILED, 'failed'),
    ]

    status = models.CharField(max_length=12, choices=order_status, default='new', blank=False)
    created_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
    external_id = models.CharField(max_length=128)

    def __str__(self):
        return f'Order № {self.external_id}'

class Product(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=64)

    def __str__(self):
        return self.name

class OrderDetail(models.Model):
    order = models.ForeignKey(Order, on_delete=models.CASCADE,
                              related_name='details',
                              null=True, blank=True)

    amount = models.IntegerField(null=True, blank=True)
    product = models.ForeignKey(Product, on_delete=models.CASCADE,
                                related_name='product',
                                null=True)
    price = models.DecimalField(decimal_places=2, max_digits=6, null=True, blank=True)

    def __str__(self):
        return f'Detail for {self.order}, detail for product {self.product}'

My view
class ProductViewSet(ModelViewSet):
    queryset = Product.objects.all()
    serializer_class = ProductSerializer

class OrderViewSet(ModelViewSet):
    queryset = Order.objects.all()
    serializer_class = OrderSerializer
    pagination_class = ContentRangeHeaderPagination

class OrderDetailViewSet(ModelViewSet):
    queryset = OrderDetail.objects.all()
    serializer_class = OrderDetailSerializer

My serializer
class OrderDetailSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    class Meta:
        model = OrderDetail
        fields = ['id', 'amount', 'price']
        depth = 1

class ProductSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    product = OrderDetailSerializer(many=True)

    class Meta:
        model = Product
        fields = ['id', 'name', 'product']

class OrderSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    details = OrderDetailSerializer(many=True)

    class Meta:
        model = Order
        fields = ['id', 'status', 'created_at', 'external_id', 'details']
        depth = 2

    def create(self, validated_data):  # works for first nesting
        print(validated_data)
        details_data = validated_data.pop('details')
        request = Order.objects.create(**validated_data)

        for detail_data in details_data:  #
            products_data = detail_data.pop('product')
            request_detail = OrderDetail.objects.create(order=request, **detail_data)

            for product_data in products_data:
                Product.objects.create(product=request_detail, **product_data)

        return request

I have errors when I try to send POST request. => KeyError 'products'
I wanted to get product fields using a loop. But I can't get this field, because I didn't identified it.
My question is: how to receive this field in OrderSerializer.
Thanks for your answers.


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Rafael Benitez denied he had blundered by leaving Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard on the bench until the last half-hour after Liverpool were knocked off the top of the Premier League.
The Reds drew 0-0 with a battling Portsmouth, for whom Nwankwo Kanu missed a penalty before team-mates John Utaka and Sulley Muntari wasted two other gilt-edged chances.
But Benitez, facing a UEFA Champions League tussle with Porto on Tuesday and with 18 players coming back from an exhausting international fortnight, stuck to his guns.
The Spanish tactician, who did not even include Dirk Kuyt in his 16-man squad, insisted: "If there is one title for us to win this season it is the Premier League. But we want to win the Champions League, too.
"When Gerrard and Torres came on we had more creativity in attack than we had before but we had 18 players on international duty around the world last week and I don't think it would have made any difference if they had started the game.
"I just had to try to pick the fittest and freshest players and we had the better of the game in the first half but then it became more open and they had chances, too."
Pompey manager Harry Redknapp said: "It is up to Rafa what players and teams he picks.
"He has a lot to choose from. Obviously you are happy as an opposition manager when somebody like Gerrard is not playing against you.
"But we did well. We've had a tough run against Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal and got only one point from those.
"I would be a liar if I said I wouldn't have taken another point before the kick-off today. You would always settle for that against a top-four team.
"But we could easily have won it. John Utaka's chance was a very good one and, although I've seen penalties not given for the little tug that gave us that one today, Kanu's penalty was crap.
"He tried to sidefoot it in and if the goalkeeper guesses the right way he saves it."
When Jose Reina plunged to stop Kanu's spot-kick in the 31st minute, Liverpool should have gone on and wrapped up another victory to take them clear at the top of the Premier League.
Both sides had good chances to win the match in the second period but Redknapp was clear about his feelings on the result.
"Despite the chances we missed it was a point gained," he said.


By The Garden Island | Friday, February 8, 2019, 12:05 a.m.
Jeanette Cremer Tu, 78, of Lihue, passed away on Jan. 16, 2019 at Wilcox Medical Center. She was born a twin on May 9, 1940, at Wilcox Memorial Hospital. She retired from running her own vending stores at Lihue Airport and later at a circuit courthouse on Oahu.
She was preceded in death by husband Filo Kapesi Tu, daughter Jeanette Tu Smith, grandson Shaeden Tu, parents Reinhold and Margaret Cremer, sister Lorraine Medeiros and brother Robert Cremer.
She is survived by sons Keith (Jasmine) Hardy of Hanapepe, Robert Hardy of Lihue and Tavita (Tasha) Tu of Lihue, daughter Susan (Mark) Moriwake of Hanapepe, granddaughters she raised Shantel Tu of Washington and Sierra Peirce of Lihue, 20 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren, sisters Marian Lizama of Kapahi, Elizabeth Owen of Houston, Loretta (Henry) Johnson of Garfield, Texas and Bernadette (Jerry) Reynolds of Fort Worth, Texas, brothers Reinhold Cremer Sr. of Lihue, Edward Cremer of Puhi amd Eric Cremer of Lihue, and sister-in-law Patrica Cremer of Wailua.
A celebration of life will be held at Aloha Church in Lihue on Saturday, Feb 9, with visitation from 9 a.m. and a celebration service at 11 a.m. The family suggests casual attire.
Her ashes will be brought to Honolulu at a later date.
Roseline Lokalia Tremaine, 78, of Kekaha, passed away on Jan. 29, 2019.
Born on Aug. 24, 1940, she was a retired produce manager at Big Save.
She was preceded in death by parents Maha Leoiki and Florence Kapule, son John Kaena Tremaine III, brother Rosedale "Bruddah" Leoiki, sister Eileen Ululani Malama, and former husband John K. Tremaine Jr.
She is survived by sons Jaeson Tremaine of Maui and Kaimana Tremaine of Kauai, daughter Jaedene Waiala (Eric) Kajiwara of Kauai, grandchildren Tiani (Ivan) Kajiwara, Jaime (Lynnette) Kajiwara, Taira "Banana" (Roger) Kajiwara and John (Kanoe) Lyman-Tremaine, great-grandchildren Waianuhea, Kawahine Pueo and Tiare Heualihau, brothers Robert (Boobie) Leoiki and Rodney Charman Leoiki of Kauai, sisters Pinky Malama, Sharon "Maha" Leoiki and Lolly Malama, all of Kauai, and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Friends may visit with the family on Saturday, Feb. 9, at Garden Island Mortuary chapel in Lawai from 3 p.m., where services will be celebrated at 4 p.m.
Rosalina Balagso Raposas, 98, of Koloa, passed away on Jan. 29, 2019, at Garden Isle Healthcare &Rehabilitation. She was born on July 10, 1920, in Cortin, Sinait, Ilocos Sur, Philippines, and was a retired cook with Tip Top.
She is survived by sons Jerry Raposas of Kalaheo, Lodring Raposas of Hanapepe and Edwin Raposas of Kaumakani, daughters Merlita Honma of Alaska, Helen Masuda of Lihue, Josephine Raposas of Alaska and Adeline Walter of Alaska, 29 grandchildren; 62 great-grandchildren, and mumerous nieces and nephews.
Friends may visit with the family on Saturday, Feb. 9, at The Church at Koloa from 9 a.m., where services will be celebrated at 10 a.m. The family suggests casual attire.
Christine Pi'ilani Bumanglag passed away on Dec. 16, 2018.
She was born at Wilcox Memorial Hospital on Oct. 27, 1983.
She is survived by partner Erwin Carnate, parents Victoria Bumanglang, Robert Duterte and John (Wilma) Bumanglang, grandparents Marcelina "Marcy" (Eugene "Grandpa D") Del Rosario, siblings Brandy (Chase Collins) Duterte and Robert Duterte, hanai sisters Tiffany Riopta and Sanoe Garcia Suguitan, and children Leinoe Kauai Mihalani Bumanglag Padilla, Jayze Kaoli'i Kekipi Padilla, their father Jason Padilla, Dylain Kahelelani Rivera, and numerous aunties, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A celebration of life will be held on Sunday, Feb. 10, at Wailua Houselots Park and pavilion at 12:30 p.m.
The family welcomes all, suggests casual attire, and welcomes flowers.


A while back, a bunch of Cortes youth got together with Dan Peters to write and record a rap song advocating for protection of the Island Timberlands owned forest lands on Cortes Island. I started collaborating with them last spring, and we embarked on the year-long project of creating a music video for the song. This involved going out on the monthly forest walks, camera in tow, for five hours of walking, singing, mud, beauty, trees, plants, moss, aching legs, and joy. A few days ago I finished editing the film, and we want to share it with you all — especially the parents and families of the wonderful children who made it happen.
This has been a 100% volunteer project, with support and skills donated from so many kind people.
Many thanks for our drone pilots Om Beach and De Clark; assistance, advice, and camera gear from Adam and Francis McKenty; editing and production advice from Brittany Baxter, Dan Pierce, Mark Vonesch, and Claudia Medina; Dan Peters for sound production, song writing and recording; the dedicated and talented Children's Forest youth group; the Forest Trust for the Children of Cortes Island directors: Christine Robinson, Sabina Leader Mense, Connie Brill, Chris Dragseth, Norleen Lillico, Ashe Biela, Andy Ellingsen, Adam McKenty, Andrew Smyth, and directors-at-large: Ann Mortifee, and Donna Bracewell.
The Forest Trust for the Children of Cortes Island Society was formed to purchase Island Timberland forest land holdings immediately adjacent to Carrington Bay Park on Cortes Island. These forest lands will be held in trust for all the children of Cortes Island, in perpetuity. They will offer educational, recreational, cultural and spiritual value for all our children. They will provide the opportunity for our youth to embrace and practice stewardship of forest lands and watersheds.
I hope you enjoy this effort of love in support of our beautiful island, and the future generations who will inhabit it.
Thank you to all the beautiful hearts involved, and to the One that binds us! Enjoy the blessings of the New Year!
Yeah! To the next generation of islanders loving and singing for their home- THANK YOU!
I know how many times the kids must have sung the song and how many hours of editing you did. So impressive, all of you! Thank you!
A great big YES to this wonderful video. The entire project was inspirational, educational, recreational, environmental, developmental, instrumental and so much more than words and thoughts will ever fathom.


Credit Card Applications » Questions » User Questions » Other » What Are The Best Credit Card Rewards Available?
What Are The Best Credit Card Rewards Available?
Almost all credit cards offer you some kind of reward program either at the time you sign up, or if you are a loyal customer of the card. Reward plans work out well only if you don`t pay for it, in other words, if you don`t pay a huge annual fee for the membership. Different reward schemes work well for different needs of people. Most popular reward schemes are air mile rewards, point rewards, cash back schemes and gas points.
Air mile reward plans are usually available in premium credit cards like platinum or gold membership visa or master cards. You can get a free upgrade to those cards if you are a valuable customer or you might have to pay a onetime membership fee or an annual fee to own the card. Air mile reward plan will have air miles awarded to you for every dollar you spend using your credit card.
Point system is the most common reward plan of all and is available on a standard credit card these days. You don`t have to pay any kind of fee to own a standard credit card, and so this reward scheme works fine for most people. In this scheme, you will be awarded certain number of points for every dollar you spend through your credit card and when you reach a particular limit, you can either buy merchandize or get cash back for the points. Some cards have both upper limit and lower limit set for the number of points you can earn, which can be a setback, if you use your card very often.
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"The Montana Arts Council (MAC) is excited to announce Tatiana Gant as its new executive director."
"The new research is the first deep look at state-by-state data on how U.S. adults engage in the arts, said Sunil Iyengar, NEA director of research and analysis."
The Montana Arts Council is pleased to announce eight Montana artists as winners of the 2015 Artist's Innovation Award. The winners are: sculptor Louis Habeck of Billings; fiber-artist Maggy Rozycki Hiltner of Red Lodge; ceramicist Steven Lee of Helena; performer Jack Gladstone and sculptor Kate Hunt from Kalispell; and poet Heather Cahoon, writer Deidre McNamer and performer Jeremy Sher from Missoula.
The Montana Poet Laureate is a two-year honorary position created by the state legislature in 2005 and administered by the Montana Arts Council.


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Thameslink Campaign
Meeting with Andrew Jones MP – Rail Minister
Last week I met with Andrew Jones, the new Rail Minister, at the Department for Transport. I outlined to him the continuing problems that commuters in the constituency are still facing. He reassured me that the December timetable will aim to rectify the outstanding issues that emerged from the May Timetable changes.
We also discussed the Governments plans to expand the Oyster Card scheme. I made it clear to the Minister that many of the passengers in our constituency would greatly benefit from having an Oyster Card/Contactless option available to them. This will make (i) compensation faster, fairer and much easier, and (ii) easier travel and cheaper cost. We should hopefully be hearing from the Government soon on this matter
BIM AFOLAMI MP MEETS WITH PROFESSOR STEPHEN GLISTER, CHAIR OF THE OFFICE OF RAIL AND ROAD (ORR)
This morning I sat with Professor Stephen Glaister, Chair of the Office of Rail and Road (ORR), the railway regulator. He is soon due to publish his final report into the reasons for the timetable disaster of this summer. I was reassured that the ORR was fully appraised of the particular difficulties that both Hitchin and Harpenden have faced, and urged them to be very clear and blunt about the failures to ensure that nothing like this ever happens again.
UPDATE & THREE STEP PLAN
Since GTR's new timetables came into effect on May 20th, we have seen nothing but chaos for rail users across Hitchin and Harpenden. I was incredibly disappointed and frustrated to see my warnings come true, after receiving assurances for weeks and months from GTR, Network Rail and the Department for Transport that this timetable would only bring positive news. That was absolutely not the case, and there should have been transparency about the risks involved from the offset.
For several months, I have been taking every action possible to secure a more appropriate timetable, including meeting the Transport Secretary and the Rail Minister, the Chairman, Chief Executive and Route Managing Director of Network Rail, as well as the Chief Executive and Route Managing Director of Govia Thameslink, among others. I have also spoken to radio and TV news about this issue, held a debate in Parliament, asked questions in the House of Commons, requested an investigation by the Transport Committee, submitting written questions to the Department for Transport, and publicly asked the Prime Minister for assurances that her Government is tackling this problem.
I have been told by GTR and Network Rail that we should be seeing improvements every day, and in mid to late July there will be a significant change to services. It has been recognised by those responsible that the timetable's introduction was not appropriate, and they are making changes both in the short term, and to how they will introduce future changes.
I have also received explanations for why some of the issues we have seen happened in the first place. The core problem was sheer incompetence as there were not enough trained drivers on the relevant routes, and not enough time between the timetable being finalised and coming into effect to get the drivers up to scratch.
Ahead of the timetable being introduced, I requested that additional peak time services be added, and the loss of stops such as Kentish Town and Finsbury Park being reconsidered, as well as asking for guarantees that risks of serious of overcrowding at St Pancras would be monitored and addressed, which I have received.
I am holding two public meetings for rail users in Hitchin and Harpenden, with senior represenatives from GTR and Network Rail.
Hitchin – Wednesday 4th July starting 19.30, at The Sun Hotel
Harpenden – Thursday 5th July starting 19.30, at High Street Methodist Church
Going forward, I have a three-step plan:
To increase train capacity and frequency from both Hitchin and Harpenden when the new timetable is fully implemented. The new timetable is not perfect – and for both Hitchin and Harpenden many changes need to be made, however I am campaigning for those improvements with all involved parties.
I am proposing a new law be introduced in the House of Commons to create automatic compensation for rail passengers when operators break their contract for a proper level of service. This already has cross party support, and will hold train operators to account for the services they offer.
I am also going to give public evidence to the Transport Select Committee who are doing an urgent review into the shambles of the train timetable introduction. This should never happen again, and the people accountable should no longer be in place.
On top of all of this, I will continue to lobby for better services for right now, and for the right level of service for the future, for my constituents
HITCHIN TRAINS UPDATE
Unfortunately, I have not received a response from the Secretary of State to my letter on 14 May regarding the changes coming into effect for Hitchin next week. I had expressed to the Department for Transport that the issue is very time sensitive, and asked it to be prioritised, yet I have not received a detailed response, or answers, yet. I am still also waiting for a response to my letter sent 30 April.
However, to give you an update ahead of next week, please read my letter to Chris Grayling, so that you have full sight of the changes I have asked for.
HARPENDEN TRAINS UPDATE
I know a lot of people are very worried about the new timetables coming into effect next week, and have been waiting for answers. I can now report back on my discussions with the Department for Transport.
I have been given confirmation by the Rail Minister Jo Johnson that the following will come into effect in December 2018:
Introduction of a 07.25 service from Harpenden to London (semi-fast), made up of 8 coaches.
Increase number of coaches on the 07.34 from Harpenden to London from 8 to 12. There is no reason why this introduction will be delayed.
Introduction of a 17.13 service from London to Harpenden (stopping train), made up of 8 coaches.
Increased number of coaches on the 17.11 from London to Harpenden from 8 to 12.
Unfortunately, it will not be possible to introduce the 07.25 earlier in the year as I requested, however the Minister has instructed his officials at the Department for Transport to keep this under review with GTR.
Additionally, the Minister has told me that once the upgrades north of Bedford are complete, GTR plan to introduce additional fast services into the peak time, however he did not offer a timeline for this.
The Minister has written that he has made it clear to officials that he would like the Harpenden's issues to be raised with GTR so they can be considered in the appropriate timetable planning meetings.
I am concerned that the Minister has admitted that no assessment of crowding at peak time for commuters has been made, which is a problem to be expected with such significant changes. He writes that the operator, GTR, will keep crowding under review as the timetable is introduced, however I do not think this is satisfactory for the scale of disruption expected.
Overall, I remain unsatisfied with the response time, and quality of responses, from the Department for Transport. Following a very productive meeting with Network Rail, I had expected the suggestions I put to the Department to be given more weight, however this has not been the case.
This is not the end of the line. I will continue to use every avenue available to me as your MP to lobby for a better deal for Harpenden, and will keep you all updated.
BIM RAISES ISSUE IN PARLIAMENT
Click here for the transcript.
BIM MEETS WITH JO JOHNSON AND TRANSPORT OFFICIALS
I have now had a meeting with Jo Johnson, the Rail Minister, and a number of officials from both the Department for Transport and Govia Thameslink. During this meeting, I raised concerns expressed to me from constituents about proposed timetable changes that will affect morning, and evening, commuters. See the letter here that I sent to the Minister after our meeting [View: Page 1, Page 2].
I spoke to the people who put this proposed timetable together, and they talked me through the technical reasons behind the decisions and why they are unwilling to change the May timetable due to practical constraints.
Overall, the big loss to Harpenden is going to be the 8.10 fast train, as well as the 7.12 fast train. I challenged this, raising concerns many have had about the impact on working parents. See the spreadsheet showing the timetable in detail attached. Thameslink claimed that they had fully considered the impact on Harpenden – I made clear that I'm not sure that they fully understand the real difficulties many commuters, taking the train at peak times, will face.
Thameslink said they will be reviewing these timetable changes this autumn, and monitoring the impact. They did try to stress the positives of the changes, and said we will have an indisputably improved service by 2020, with those improvements starting in December 2018 (this can be seen in the spreadsheet).
To be completely honest, I find it hard to be 100% confident in their claims about an improved service in the future, given their performance in recent years, with so many promises not being delivered.
I am continuing to put pressure on for a decision change publicly in Parliament, whilst also lobbying ministers personally. I am also petitioning the Speaker for a public debate in the Commons. As attached above, I have also written to the Department for Transport raising a number of questions brought up in the meeting. We need to await their response for more detailed explanations.
Your views and concerns have been invaluable in shaping the approach to the Department and Thameslink, so please continue to send them in to the addresses below. They say they are listening – let's keep making our voice heard and force a change.
THAMESLINK UPDATE
Last night I met with the Transport Secretary Chris Grayling, and had to opportunity to raise concerns about Thameslink services from Harpenden.
My main point was that the proposed changes are completely unacceptable to Harpenden commuters, especially working parents. He tried to reassure me that as the proposed timetable is not finalised, it is still subject to change, and is fully aware of how busy the service between Harpenden and London is, and how many people it will affect.
Mr Grayling also told me he will try to ensure that morning peak capacity is "broadly comparable to today", and that evening peak capacity is increased. I was firm (but polite), and said the detail here is very important, because frequency is as important as capacity.
Additionally, I stressed the legal issue of Thameslink not consulting on changes that will have a "material adverse impact" to services – and made clear that locally people are willing to challenge Thameslink and the Department for Transport if necessary.
A meeting with the Department for Transport officials is being arranged for next week.
I am taking this to the highest possible level with senior civil servants in charge of overall timetable to make sure your concerns are heard as they finalise their decisions.
ATTENTION HARPENDEN COMMUTERS
Thanks so much for the many people who attended the meeting last night with me, and Thameslink representatives, to discuss the new timetable. It was an incredibly useful meeting – it gave us all an ability to question Thameslink on the decisions that they have taken without any consultation with local people (or with the local MP or Council).
To put it bluntly, Thameslink confirmed that peak morning services are going to be reduced from Harpenden. There is still some uncertainty about exactly by how much (despite several attempts by me and by other residents to do our own analysis) as Thameslink still has not published the official timetable!
In short, Thameslink stated that the timetable changes were done as a result of direction from the Department of Transport. I have arranged a meeting with the Transport Secretary, Chris Grayling, on Tuesday night, which is to be followed up by meeting Department of Transport officials to discuss the changes to see what can be done. They need to understand the real impact on Harpenden. I know how important this is – that is why I arranged the meeting, and that is why I am determined to try and get these changes amended.
I will be reporting back next week after my meetings with the Department of Transport, and advise on next steps.


"The materialist and the atheist, those who would deny God, believe that at death, all is over. Life is finished, it is done and complete; we are dust, mere food for worms. To these people, pain has no meaning other than what it is: pure, unadulterated suffering, without any redeeming purpose. To the atheist, there may be a certain formless heroism attached to the person who faces suffering with courage and without complaining. But if we are all body and flesh, and no soul and spirit, if we are mere products of a selfish gene and nothing more, one wonders why this heroism would in any way be significant.
While no one truly knows the answer to this question, the main takeaway I found was that God gave us free will. With that free will, we inflict suffering, pain, and horrors upon each other. Bad things can accidentally happen to us, to children, and to people we know and love. How we react to those things are part of our test in this life. Hell is described in the Bible as a place away from God. Eternal happiness, health, and joy are in his presence, and those who choose not to follow him will experience what eternity is like away from him.
It took cancer, which at the time was not enough, and then sudden cardiac death for me to wake up. I hope to use whatever time I have left to show others this undeniable truth as well.


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Kanstantsin Mikhaïlavitch Zakharaw - en biélorusse:  - ou Konstantin Mikhaïlovitch Zakharov - en russe:  - (né le  à Minsk en République socialiste soviétique de Biélorussie) est un joueur professionnel biélorusse de hockey sur glace.

Biographie

Carrière en club
Il commence sa carrière en 2000 en Biélorussie avec le HK Iounost Minsk. Il est choisi en 2003 au cours du repêchage d'entrée dans la Ligue nationale de hockey par les Blues de Saint-Louis en , en . Il n'a jamais joué dans la LNH. Il est également sélectionné en 2003 en  par les Wildcats de Moncton au cours du repêchage européen de la Ligue canadienne de hockey. Il part alors en Ligue de hockey junior majeur du Québec. En 2004, il passe professionnel avec les IceCats de Worcester de la Ligue américaine de hockey. En 2005, il revient chez son club formateur après des passages aux Aces de l'Alaska en East Coast Hockey League et aux Rivermen de Peoria de la LAH. Le , il s'engage avec le Dinamo Minsk de la Ligue continentale de hockey.

Carrière internationale
Il représente l'équipe de Biélorussie. Il a participé aux sélections jeunes. En , il est sélectionné pour les Jeux olympiques de Vancouver à la suite des blessures de joueurs titulaires comme Mikhail Hrabowski et Andreï Kastsitsyne.

Trophées et honneurs personnels
Championnat du monde moins de 18 ans
 2003 : meilleur pointeur.
Championnat du monde junior
 2004 : meilleur attaquant de la division 1 groupe B à Briançon.
 2004 : meilleur pointeur de la division 1 groupe B.

Parenté dans le sport
Il est le fils de Mikhail Zakharaw, joueur et entraîneur de hockey sur glace.

Statistiques
Pour les significations des abréviations, voir statistiques du hockey sur glace.

En club

| 2000-2001|| HK Iounost Minsk||Ekstraliga|| || || || || || || || || ||
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| 2001-2002|| Krylia Sovetov 2||Pervaïa Liga|| 7|| 5|| 1|| 6|| 3|| || || || ||
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| 2002-2003|| HK Homiel||Ekstraliga|| || || || || || || || || ||
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| 2002-2003|| HK Iounost Minsk||Ekstraliga|| || || || || || || || || ||
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| 2003-2004|| Wildcats de Moncton|| LHJMQ|| 55|| 33|| 16|| 49|| 63|| 20|| 7|| 9|| 16|| 18
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| 2004-2005|| IceCats de Worcester|| LAH|| 59|| 4|| 10|| 14|| 26|| -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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| 2005-2006|| Aces de l'Alaska|| ECHL|| 8|| 0|| 2|| 2|| 4|| -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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| 2005-2006|| HK Iounost Minsk ||Ekstraliga||36||14||15||29||78|| || || || ||
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| 2006-2007|| Rivermen de Peoria||  LAH|| 32|| 8|| 6|| 14|| 43|| || || || ||
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| 2006-2007|| HK Iounost Minsk ||Ekstraliga||2||0||0||0||2||7||3||1||4||12
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| 2007-2008|| HK Iounost Minsk ||Ekstraliga||42||12||24||36||128|| || || || ||
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| 2008-2009|| HK Iounost Minsk ||Ekstraliga|| 46|| 14|| 28|| 42|| 83|| || || || ||
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| 2009-2010|| HK Iounost Minsk ||Ekstraliga|| 29|| 7|| 15|| 22|| 30|| 13|| 5|| 6|| 11|| 34
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| 2009-2010|| HK Iounost Minsk || CC || 3|| 2|| 1|| 3|| 0|| || || || ||
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| 2009-2010|| Dinamo Minsk|| KHL || 4|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 6|| || || || ||
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| 2010-2011|| HK Iounost Minsk ||Ekstraliga|| 44|| 12|| 27|| 39|| 57|| 2|| 1|| 0|| 1|| 2
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| 2010-2011|| HK Iounost Minsk || CC || 3|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 2|| || || || ||
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| 2011-2012|| HK Iounost Minsk ||Ekstraliga|| 29|| 15|| 12|| 27|| 38|| 2|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 6
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| 2012-2013|| HK Iounost Minsk ||Ekstraliga|| 8|| 7|| 3|| 10|| 25|| 2|| 0|| 1|| 1|| 4
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| 2012-2013|| HK Iounost Minsk || VHL|| 39|| 12|| 7|| 19|| 16|| -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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| 2013-2014 || Dinamo Minsk || KHL || 44|| 0|| 6|| 6|| 18|| -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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| 2014-2015 || Dinamo Minsk || KHL || 24 || 1 || 2 || 3 || 1 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2014-2015 || HK Chakhtsior Salihorsk || Ekstraliga || 2 || 0 || 1 || 1 || 0 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2015-2016 || HK Ertis Pavlodar || Kazakhstan || 12 || 1 || 3 || 4 || 0 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2015-2016 || HK Iounost Minsk || Ekstraliga || 18 || 8 || 8 || 16 || 41 || 11 || 1 || 4 || 5 || 16
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| 2016-2017 || HK Iounost Minsk || Ekstraliga || 36 || 18 || 18 || 36 || 46 || 13 || 4 || 7 || 11 || 24
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| 2017-2018 || HK Iounost Minsk || Ekstraliga || 35 || 7 || 13 || 20 || 42 || 3 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 2

Au niveau international

|2000||Biélorussie ||CM 18 ans||5||0||0||0||2||
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|2001||Biélorussie ||CM 18 ans D1||5||6||8||14||39||
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|2001||Biélorussie ||CM Jr.||6||0||0||0||0||
|- bgcolor=#f0f0f0
|2002||Biélorussie ||CM 18 ans||8||1||5||6||20||
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|2002||Biélorussie||CM Jr. ||6||1||1||2||6||
|- bgcolor=#f0f0f0
|2003||Biélorussie ||CM 18 ans ||6||5||11||16||10||
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|2003||Biélorussie||CM Jr. || 4|| 1|| 1|| 2|| 4||
|- bgcolor=#f0f0f0
|2004||Biélorussie||CM Jr. D1||5||4||10||14||14|| de la D1 groupe B
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|2005||Biélorussie||CM Jr. || 6|| 3|| 2|| 5|| 6||
|- bgcolor=#f0f0f0
|2010||Biélorussie || JO || 4|| 1|| 0|| 1|| 4|| Neuvième place

Références

Voir aussi

Naissance en mai 1985
Joueur international biélorusse de hockey sur glace
Choix de repêchage des Blues de Saint-Louis
Joueur des Wildcats de Moncton
Joueur des Krylia Sovetov
Joueur des IceCats de Worcester
Joueur des Aces de l'Alaska
Joueur des Rivermen de Peoria (LAH)
Joueur de hockey sur glace aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2010
Naissance à Minsk
Naissance en RSS de Biélorussie
Attaquant de hockey sur glace
Joueur du HK Dinamo Minsk


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Vorarlberg, Austria, local Plebiscite [ATP] - Volksabstimmung nach dem Gemeindegesetz
Plebiscite [ATP]
Vorarlberg, Austria
Volksabstimmung nach dem Gemeindegesetz
(1) In matters relating to the municipality's own sphere of activity, decisions may be taken or decreed by a vote of the voters of the municipality (§ 20) (referendum). A referendum shall be ordered by order of the mayor if i(..) if it is decided by the municipal representative body (..)
(3) Administrative acts addressed to specific persons may not be the subject of a referendum.
(4) The municipality's statement on a change in the population pursuant to § 7, Sub-Clause 1 shall be made on the basis of a referendum, with a separate vote in the part of the territory concerned.
(5) The result of a referendum shall be made public.
Referenxes: Gemeindegesetz, 1985 (accessed Oct. 6, 2018)
Determination of the result of the vote
(2) The Municipal Electoral Authority shall announce the final result of the referendum by posting it on the official board of the municipality and, if there is an Official Gazette ( Municipal Gazette) for the municipality, also in the Official Gazette. If a municipality has a homepage on the Internet, it must also make the result available to the general public on the homepage.
(3) The decision of the people takes the place of the decision of the otherwise competent municipal body. As far as further decisions are necessary, these are to be made by the responsible municipality organ.
References: Landes-Volksabstimmungsgesetz, 1987 (accessed Oct. 6, 2018)
To decide on matters relating to the municipality's own sphere of activity
No turnout quorum found in legal source
No geographical quorum found in legal source
Administrative acts addressed to specific persons may not be the subject of a referendum.
The English version here is a courtesy translation!


E-commerce is on the increase in South Africa, but many shoppers are reluctant to shop online. DONOVAN MARAIS of Sage Pay provides some insight into what is holding them back.
E-commerce is on the rise in South Africa. According to recent research conducted by Ipsos on behalf of FNB and Paypal, 22% of South African Internet users have made purchases online, and 48% expect to do so in the future.


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How to get the latest build for Windows 10
Microsoft keeps enhancing each new build for its Windows 10 Technical Preview. Here's how to ensure you're running the latest edition.
Lance Whitney
November 14, 2014 8:55 AM PST
Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET
Heads up, those of you who've been checking out Microsoft's Windows 10 Technical Preview.
Microsoft keeps tweaking its Windows 10 Preview with new builds packed with new features. These builds have been coming out on a fairly regular basis. The initial Windows 10 Technical Preview debuted on October 1. The next build, dubbed Build 9860, came out about three weeks ago. And on Wednesday, Microsoft launched Build 9879.
And why are these new builds so important?
With the lackluster response to Windows 8, Microsoft is under pressure to make sure it gets Windows 10 right. To that end, the software giant has opened the door to a Windows Insider Preview Program. The purpose of the program is to encourage people to download and install Windows 10 and share their opinions with Microsoft so the company knows if it's on the right track. Keeping up with the latest builds ensures that you're your feedback is relevant and up to date.
So, just how do you make sure you're running the latest build?
Let's assume you're already running the Windows 10 Technical Preview. If not, you can install it on your current PC, which isn't recommended unless you do it on a spare computer. Otherwise, you can download it as an ISO file. You can then copy that file to a DVD or USB drive to install on another PC, in a separate partition, or as a virtual machine on your current computer.
In my case, I set up Windows 10 in a virtual machine on one computer and in a second partition on another computer.
Okay, so you've got Windows 10 running. Now how do you grab the latest build?
Assuming you're using Windows 10 via the new Start menu, click the Start button and then click the option for PC settings.
At the PC settings screen, click the setting for Update and recovery.
At the Update and recovery screen, click the option for Preview builds.
At the Preview builds screen, click the button to Check now.
Windows will tell you if a new build is available and display a Download now button. If not, a message appears telling you that no new preview mode was found.
Assuming a new build is available, click the Download now button. Windows will start downloading and then install the new build.
After the build has been installed, Windows prompts you to reboot your PC.
Reboot, log back in, and the new build will be ready and waiting.
You can confirm that you're running the latest build by looking at the lower right portion of the desktop. You'll see the label Windows Technical Preview Evaluation Copy followed by the number of the build. As this point, the latest build is 9879. The next time you run this process, you should see a higher build number.
You can then play around with the new build to see what you like, what works and what doesn't work. For example, Microsoft's OneDrive feature is not working properly in the latest build. As the company pushes out new versions of Windows 10, you'll find new features and new bugs.
To chime in with your feedback, click the Start button and then click the Windows Feedback tile. At the Windows Feedback page, you can then select a specific category and feature to see the feedback from other users and add your own.
Microsoft undoubtedly already has its own ideas for shaping the final version of Windows 10. But the company will certainly rely on some of the feedback it receives. In other words, the future of Windows 10 is partly in your hands.
Operating Systems Microsoft Windows 10
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