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Artificial intelligence and big data: a paradigm shift in healthcare
Artificial intelligence (AI) and big data are frequently mentioned in many domains, often hyped as universal solutions to problems, in particular in healthcare where they already have a significant impactb
By Morand Fachot
AI and big data will be central to the future of medical care to prevent and treat a myriad of issues, by assisting physicians and treatment. According to Allied Market Research, the global big data analytics in healthcare market size is projected to reach USD 67.82 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 19.1% from 2018 to 2025.
Since the use of AI in healthcare means access to a large volume of data about individuals, the data must remain private and be protected from cyber threats
Key to healthcare future?
International standards for AI and big data are developed by ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC42, the Subcommittee on Artificial intelligence, of the ISO/IEC Joint Technical Committee on Information Technology. These standards will support the work of IEC TC 62: Electrical equipment in medical practice and that of other IEC TCs.
Healthcare challenges
Most regions face significant healthcare challenges. These include aging populations, lack of physicians or inadequate healthcare infrastructure.
AI can provide important benefits in some domains, such as research, diagnosis, finding the most effective treatments, telemedicine, or developing entirely new and better drugs, to achieve what is known now as personalized or precision medicine.
To be of any use in any domain, AI needs to process and interpret extensive data sets to draw relevant conclusions. Agreements and safeguards permitting the exchange of healthcare information at country and international levels, provide an unequalled volume of data.
According to the ISO/IEC 20546:2019 standard, the term Big Data implies datasets that are so extensive in volume, velocity, variety and/or variability that they can no longer be handled using existing data processing systems.
Big data for healthcare covers many domains and a wide range of categories. These include data from imaging technologies, patient electronic health records (EHR) information, from research on genome sequencing, epidemiology, cancer, aging and, increasingly, data generated by wearable or implanted sensors or medical devices.
Machine learning (ML) and "deep learning" are central to the processing and interpretation of all these datasets to develop AI tools appropriate for each category and, within these, applicable to individual cases.
Imaging technologies provide incomparable information
Medical imaging has been used to visualize the interior of patients' bodies ever since the application of X-rays was discovered in the late 19th century. It is an indispensable tool that allows doctors to diagnose and treat internal illnesses and traumatic injuries.
The diagnostic imaging domain has made dramatic advances with the introduction of new technologies, which allowed it to expand well beyond its initial limitations.
IEC work central to medical imaging technologies
Medical imaging technologies rely essentially on IEC International Standards developed by IEC SC 62B: Diagnostic imaging equipment. Some examples include:
X-ray imaging equipment
computed tomography (CT), which uses X-ray images processed by computer to produce tomographic images or "slices" of internal organs
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners and related associated equipment and accessories
International standards for ultrasound imaging, used widely to monitor and diagnose the condition of certain internal organs, such as liver, kidneys, gallbladder and even the heart, are prepared by IEC TC 87: Ultrasonics.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners use superconducting magnets and radio waves to produce images of the inside of the body. International standards for superconducting materials used in MRI scanners are developed by IEC TC 90: Superconductivity.
AI and ML are needed to interpret huge volume of data
Imaging technologies produce vast amounts of data, according to a recent paper published in a science journal; brain imaging alone "is currently producing more than 10 petabytes [10 000 terabytes] of data every year with a staggering nine fold increase in data complexity (i.e. data acquisition modalities) over the last three decades."
In addition to imaging, other sources, such as electrocardiography and electroencephalography (ECG, EEG) and HER, generate large volumes of data.
A meaningful use of these for diagnosis and treatment requires AI, which, in turn, entails the interpretation of high-quality comprehensive data using ML.
Developing drugs
Another very promising AI healthcare application is the development of new, targeted drugs. Major pharma companies started working with hospitals, researchers and others using AI to analyze large volumes of data and then make estimates or recommendations. Several start-ups have stepped in to occupy niche opportunities.
They compile everything the AI software needs to "learn" before it analyzes a patient's condition, according to a news agency report. This includes information on disease causes, symptoms and progression, many past patients' test results, doctor reports and scanned images. Given the time saved and the reduced number of clinical trials, the ROI can be very significant.
Cautionary, protective measures and shortcomings
Since the use of AI in healthcare means access to a large volume of data about individuals, the data must remain private and be protected from cyber threats.
This can be achieved, to a certain extent, though the anonymization of data, making it impossible to trace back information to individuals or clusters of individuals.
This is first and foremost the responsibility of healthcare professionals and service providers using best practices and, among others, standards developed by ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27: Information security, cyber security and privacy protection.
Another less obvious but important issue, linked to the previous two points, is the possible use of collected healthcare data by healthcare insurance providers, in certain countries, to reduce coverage or raise premiums.
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August 22, 2006 Will Not Be The End of the World
The secular blogs are ablaze with predictions that Iran will launch a nuclear strike against Israel on August 22, 2006 ushering in the Apocalypse.
August 22 is Rajab 28 in the Islamic calendar. This is a special date for Muslims. Rajab 28 is the date the mighty Muslim leader Saladin entered and conquered Jerusalem (in A.D. 1187), putting the city under Islamic rule, a hallowed event in Islamic history.
The government of Iran has publicly stated that it will "formally respond to a Western package of incentives aimed at persuading it to suspend its uranium enrichment program this month." A li Larijani, the head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said that "August 22 has been set for declaring (our) views."
Why August 22? Well, in addition to the anniversary date of Saladin's conquering of Jerusalem, the Persian Journal explains,:
"According to Shi'ite Muslim teaching, Abul-Qassem Mohammad, the 12th leader whom Shi'ites consider descended from the Prophet Mohammed, disappeared in 941 but will return at the end of time to lead an era of Islamic justice.
"Our revolution's main mission is to pave the way for the reappearance of the 12th Imam, the Mahdi," Iranian President Ahmadinejad said in the speech to Friday Prayers leaders from across the country.
The President believes that the Arab Messiah will turn Iran into a powerful, developed and model Islamic society.
Ahmadinejad refers to the return of the 12th Imam, also known as the Mahdi, in almost all his major speeches since he took office in August.
Ahmadinejad, the President of Iran is a Shiite fundamentalist who believes his actions will pave the way for the Arab Messiah to return. He is a fundamentalist fanatic, but there are three reasons why Iran will not launch a nuclear strike against Israel.
(1). Israel would destroy Iran with a nuclear counter attack if there were a nuclear strike in Israel.
Israel has repeatedly made this known to its Islamic neighbors. Iran's nuclear capability is shallow compared to the Israelis. At the most, a dirty bomb could be exploded within Israel (or launched toward Israel), but the forceful response of Israel to such a strike is the biggest deterrence.
(2). The Shiite leadership is out of touch with the common people of Iran.
Iran has one of the most progressive people in the Islamic world, but one of the most strident, fundamentalist governments of all Islamic nations. The disconnect between government and people will not last long. Dozens of coups have been planned over the last since the Ayotollah took power in Iran in 1979, and if the Iranian President were to plunge the nation into an unwinnable war, the people would rise up and over throw their President --- and he knows it.
(3). Islamic fundamentalists only understand, and are ultimately only defeated, by one thing --- a greater power than themselves.
You don't negotiate with fundamentalists, you defeat them. The United States and Israel are too close in both ideology and proximity (tens of thousands of US troops in Iraq) for Iran to attempt a strike against Israel on August 22.
If you live in Israel or the United States and are Jewish or Christian, atheist or irreligious, it is time for you to support the military of your respective countries.
As a believer in Jesus Christ I believe that the gospel changes the wicked hearts of men.
But as an American, I believe our military keeps the actions of wicked men at bay.
The Lord reigns over both.
Posted by wadeburleson.org at Wednesday, August 09, 2006
A 10-40 Window Missionary said...
A minior correction to your (and many other Westerners blogging on this subject), Iran is not an Arab country. The majority of the people in Iran are Neo-Arians and call themselves Persians. They get rather indiginant when called Arabs.
Wade Burleson said...
Point well taken.
Islamic nation is probably a better word than Arab. Though we in the west would consider Persian and Arab similar, in the east it would be as dissimilar as French vs. American --- and as much as an insult as the latter too. :)
Taran said...
I would echo and emphasize what the 10-40 missionary said. Iranians are not Arabs, they are Persians. That is fundamentally why I do not see other Arab nations lining up to follow Iran.
Tom Bryant said...
I think the disconnect between the leaders and the people (#2) might be the reason why they would launch an attack.
As many political writers have mentioned, Mutually Assured Destruction kept both the old Soviets and the US from igniting an atomic war. But, I don't think that the leaders in Iran share that same fear... their terrorists certainly don't.
I agree that you can't negotiate with these men. Without a miraculous demonstration of God's grace, it will take a military solution.
irreverend fox said...
Roger Simpson said...
The last time I heard anyone predict an exact date for "The End of the World" was when Harold Camping of Family Radio made his prediction that the world would end on a specific Tuesday in September. I don't remember exactly when this was -- around 1999 I think.
If we are still reading this BLOG on August 23rd then we will have emperical proof as to whether or not the world ended.
The WSJ ran an editorial yesterday about 22 Aug and they don't think the world will end on 22 Aug either.
Bro. Robin said...
Bro. Wade
I agree with you that whether the date will be Aug. 22 2006 or 1000 years in the future, we will not know until it happens.
Your arguments are rational concerning what Iran will do, but we are not dealing with a rational leadership in that country.
The president may think by launching "dirty bombs" he will ultimately die from Israel's retaliation, but those 70 virgins will be waiting for him in heaven. He might also irrationally think that by attacking Israel, his actions will bring in that 12th Imam.
I do feel from his statements that he is irrational and unpredictable.
Ditto on supporting our military to keep wicked men at bay and sharing the gospel to change wicked men's hearts.
Bro. Robin
don poole said...
Anyone remember the book that came out in 1989 that had 89 point on why the world was going to end that year? I was just trying to remember the title.
It was a book written by NASA scientist and lay prophecy teacher Edgar Whisenhunt.
The title of it was "88 Reasons Why Jesus Will Return in 1988."
It sold a quarter million copies.
The next year he wrote a second book entitled "89 Reasons Why Jesus Will Return in 1989."
It sold one hundred thousand copies.
A diminishing return --- no new books.
One of these days I'll have to write about a breakfast I had with ole Edgar.
It was hard for me to tell the difference the Fruit Loops and the company.
Wade, you said "You don't negotiate with fundamentalists, you defeat them." Funny, I haven't seen you take this approach in other areas. Is this the philosophy you had going into the SBC Convention?
Why not, instead, support people such as Tariq Ramadan who are working for change from within?
I commend Tariq for his work.
I pray he will not be murdered before it is completed (remember Salmon Rushdie?).
I'm unclear about your first question, and before you ask it again, I request you to honestly assess what it has to do with my post.
In regard to this post you might find an article from yesterday's (Tuesday's) OpinionJournal.com to be of interest. In "Does Iran have something in store?" Bernard Lewis discusses the significance of August 22 and how Iran differs from previous foes such as the Soviet Union.
Mr. Lewis notes that mutual assured destruction was sufficient to prevent the Soviet Union from using nuclear weapons. Given that the radical leaders in Iran want to bring about the apocalypse, the threat of mutual assured destruction may not have the same deterrant effect that it had with the Soviet Union.
In the end, I'm trusting in the sovereign God of the universe, the God of the Bible, who ordains all things, including the behavior of radical Muslims leaders in Iran.
Arkansas Razorbaptist said...
Good points all. When did you become a scholar of Near East studies?
Razorbaptist,
The only think I am not an expert on is Arkansas football!
Hah,
My point in asking that question is that I do not think wiping them out militarily is our only option, as you indicated. I think we should work for change, promote dialogue, and help the many groups out there working for reform.
On another level, you have done the same thing in the SBC. Instead of separating from those that you feel are misrepresenting Christ you are working for change.
Why do you think force is the only option in this case?
Thu Aug 10, 01:05:00 AM 2006
Rob Ayers said...
So - a person who momentarily forgot that the people of Iran are not Arabic, but Persian and speak farsi. I thought the stupid dispensationalists were the only ones who did such things. :) (Sorry, Wade, I could not resist) :) ;)
Seven Star Hand said...
Understanding the Fatal Flaws in Judeo-Christian-Islamic Prophecy
Hello Wade and all,
By the way, pay special attention to the fact that my birthday is tomorrow, August 11th, which is 11 days before August 22nd! And yet, I remain hidden as a thief...
As certain world leaders strive to instigate a fabricated "battle of Armageddon," it is vital to understand and spread the truth about these ancient texts to help bring about an end to such abominable evil.
You can never expect philosophies based on lies and great error to lead to peace and harmony. How many more millennia of terrible proof is necessary before humanity finally gets a clue that most have been utterly deceived by the very concept of religion.
Read the article below:
Here is Wisdom
It's too bad you don't know more about it.
Fri Aug 11, 01:24:00 AM 2006
C. T. Lillies said...
Looks like were all still here. No rapture, no Armageddon--see? No one knows the hour. Seems like I heard that somewhere....
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GAMBLING — 1973 ACT
9.46.020 Definitions, requirements, restrictions.
[1985 c 473 § 1; 1985 c 468 § 1; 1985 c 86 § 1; 1985 c 75 § 1; 1984 c 207 § 1; 1981 c 139 § 1. Prior: 1977 ex.s. c 326 § 1; 1977 ex.s. c 76 § 1; 1975-'76 2nd ex.s. c 87 § 2; 1975 1st ex.s. c 259 § 2; 1974 ex.s. c 155 § 2; 1974 ex.s. c 135 § 2; 1973 1st ex.s. c 218 § 2.]
Repealed by 1987 c 4 § 47. Later enactment, see RCW 9.46.0201 through 9.46.0289.
9.46.0281 "Social card game."
[1996 c 314 § 1; 1994 c 120 § 2; 1987 c 4 § 21. Formerly RCW 9.46.020(20).]
9.46.030 Certain gambling activities authorized.
[1985 c 473 § 2; 1985 c 170 § 1; 1984 c 70 § 1; 1981 c 139 § 2. Prior: 1977 ex.s. c 326 § 2; 1977 ex.s. c 165 § 2; 1975-'76 2nd ex.s. c 87 § 3; 1975 1st ex.s. c 259 § 3; 1974 ex.s. c 155 § 3; 1974 ex.s. c 135 § 3; 1973 1st ex.s. c 218 § 3.]
Repealed by 1987 c 4 § 47. Later enactment, see RCW 9.46.0305 through 9.46.0361, 9.46.225.
9.46.0355 Promotional contests of chance authorized.
[1987 c 4 § 35. Formerly RCW 9.46.030(10).]
9.46.115 Special tax on coin-operated gambling devices — Amount — Payment — Civil action to collect — Rules for collection and administration — Disposition of proceeds — Violation, penalty.
[1981 c 139 § 9; 1977 ex.s. c 326 § 6; 1975-'76 2nd ex.s. c 87 § 1.]
Repealed by 1984 c 135 § 1, effective July 1, 1984.
[1987 c 202 § 139; 1987 c 4 § 43; 1981 c 139 § 12; 1977 ex.s. c 326 § 16; 1974 ex.s. c 155 § 5; 1974 ex.s. c 135 § 5; 1973 1st ex.s. c 218 § 23.]
Repealed by 1994 c 218 § 19.
9.46.280 Chapter exclusive authorization for gambling activities — Existing local authority as void.
[1973 1st ex.s. c 218 § 28.]
Repealed by 1974 ex.s. c 135 § 15; and repealed by 1974 ex.s. c 155 § 15.
9.46.290 Chapter not applicable to state lottery.
Referendum Bill No. 34 [1974 ex.s. c 152] failed to be approved by the voters.
9.46.900 Severability-1973 1st ex.s. c 218.
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                    <? $Mynoti = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Agenda WHERE Data >= NOW() AND Data <= DATE(NOW() + INTERVAL 1 DAY) AND Creatore = '$Login'");
                       $row = mysql_fetch_array($Mynoti);
                       if ($row['Evento'] != '') {
                   $testolozzo = "Lo Staff ti ricorda che in Data ".($row['Data'])." avrà luogo l'evento ".$row['Descrizione']." da te salvato in Agenda. Ulteriori dettagli: ".$row['Evento']."";
                   $testolozzo = mysql_real_escape_string($testolozzo); ?>

 <? } ?>

<?php include ('refreshable.php'); ?>

                        <? if ($Situazione != "") { ?>

                        <iframe width="100%" height="94%" src="<?= $Link ?>" frameborder="no" name="palestra"><? } else { ?>
                        <iframe width="100%" height="100%" src="<?= $Link ?>" frameborder="no" name="palestra"><? } ?>

                        <?php
                                    $mini = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query("select mini_avatar from Personaggio where Nome = '".$_SESSION['Login']."'"));
                                ?>
                        <td width="150" height="150" style="background-size: 150px 150px; background-position: center; background-image:url('<?= $mini['mini_avatar'] ?>');background-repeat:no-repeat;border-bottom:0px solid #0b0b0b;">

                                <a href="javascript: void(0)" onClick="Javascript:window.open('scheda.php?pg=<?= $Login ?>','look','height=650,width=700,toolbar=no,location=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes')">

                <? if ($pg['Dispo'] == '0') { echo "Disponibilità attuale: "; }
                if ($pg['Dispo'] == '1') { echo "Disponibilità attuale: "; }
                if ($pg['Dispo'] == '2') { echo "Disponibilità attuale: "; }
                if ($pg['Dispo'] == '3') { echo "Disponibilità attuale: "; }
                if ($pg['Dispo'] == '4') { echo "Disponibilità attuale: "; }
                if ($pg['Dispo'] == '5') { echo "Disponibilità attuale: "; } ?>

<? if ($zonetta =='0') { ?>
                                <? include('meteo.php');?> <? } elseif ($zonetta =='1') { ?><? include('meteot.php');?><? } ?>

        <? $musica=mysql_query("select * from Personaggio where Nome='$Login'");
                          $s=mysql_fetch_array($musica);
                          if (($Musica != "")&&($s['musicachat']==0)) { ?>

<? } else { ?>

                <? } ?>

A: Ok, I did it.
I just set this:
var $j = jQuery.noConflict();

and changed all the $ in the Jquery for the div Refresh with $j.
Thanks everyone! :)

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text:
Dena's
our pride of britain
Our very own Dena Murphy, Chair of NEPHRA Good Neighbours has been crowned a "Community Hero" by the Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards.
Dena was highlighted in the awards show on Sunday evening (https://www.itv.com/hub/pride-of-britain-awards/L2604a0008) for her tireless work on the NEPHRA Allotment, which she runs, with help from our NEPHRA volunteers.
Dena also has a team of young offenders, who are completing Community Payback orders, from The Cheshire and Greater Manchester Community Rehabilitation Company working with her. She loves working with these young men and is instrumental in helping them to get their lives back on track.
Dena, now 92, has been our treasured Chair at NEPHRA for the past sixteen years and her tireless work, not only for our charity, but within the rest of the community has earned her this well-deserved accolade.
When presented with the award by Coronation Street Stars, Anthony Cotton and Jennie McAlpine, Dena said:
"I don't know what to say, it's not like me to be speechless, I never expected this. It's the first time in 30 years I've actually cried! I love working in Moston to support people and am very touched by the award."
Dena's dedication to the allotment sees her working there, often three or four hours each day, to grow the fresh produce that goes into the NEPHRA Meals on Wheel Scheme, enabling us to reach 120 service users on a weekly basis.
The Allotment is not only functional, it's also a beautiful and peaceful place to be and we have lost count of the number of Gold Awards that Dena has won over the years from the RHS!
Everyone at NEPHRA would like to take this opportunity to thank Dena for all of her hard work and dedication for our charity over the years, and to say Congratulations on this well deserved award!


As one of the principal authors and architects of the regulations for the U.S. military, federal employees, and U.S. Department of Transportation(DOT) drug and alcohol testing programs, Dr. Smith has over 30 years' experience and expertise in regulatory compliance. She is a nationally recognized expert in the areas of Federal drug testing regulations, drug and alcohol testing procedures, drug and alcohol abuse awareness training for employees and managers, medical review officer(MRO) procedures, drug free workplace policy and procedures, and substance abuse prevention and rehabilitation. Since 1990 she has served on the faculties of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) and the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) for continuing medical education courses in drug and alcohol testing.
Dr. Smith previously served on the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's (SAMHSA) Federal Drug Testing Advisory Board (DTAB) and is a former President of the Substance Abuse Program Administrators' Association (SAPAA), a national drug and alcohol industry association. Dr. Smith is an invited presenter at national conferences and symposia and is renowned for her training and education courses for urine specimen collectors, breath alcohol technicians, labor attorneys, managers and supervisors, employees, substance abuse professionals (SAP), and MROs. Dr. Smith earned a BA is sociology from Capital University, an MSW in clinical social work from Hunter College, CCNY, and an EdD/PhD in counseling psychology from Ball State University.


$6 Billion in 'Cyber Week' U.S. Online Spending Sets New Weekly Record as Three Individual Days Surpass $1 Billion Threshold.
comScore a leader in measuring the digital world, today reported holiday season retail e-commerce spending for the first 32 days of the November – December 2011 holiday season. For the holiday season-to-date, $18.7 billion has been spent online, marking a 15-percent increase versus the corresponding days last year. The most recent week saw three individual days eclipse $1 billion in spending, led by Cyber Monday, which became the heaviest online spending day on record at $1.25 billion. Tuesday, November 29 reached $1.12 billion, while Wednesday, November 30 reached $1.03 billion. These three billion dollar spending days currently rank as three of the four heaviest online spending days in history (with Cyber Monday 2010 being the other).
Free shiping is a big factor in this surge in e-commerce spending.
comScore's analysis of the incidence of free shipping used for online retail transactions shows that this incentive is being used at record levels over the first few weeks of the holiday season. Throughout the 2011 holiday season, more than half of all transactions have included free shipping with rates increasing later into the season. The week of Thanksgiving (week ending Nov. 27) saw free shipping occur on 64.4 percent of transactions, while Cyber Week has maintained a similar level at 63.2 percent.


Now that I've etched the list in stone, so to speak, I'm thinking of all sorts of things that should be on there but aren't. One thing that perhaps should have been on the list was "find a great banh mi sandwich in Paris." I've had banh mi on the brain ever since arriving on these fair shores, probably because all the important of the equation were here. Vietnamese people? Check! Amazing, fresh, crusty baguettes? Check! A cultural appreciation for spreadable meats? Check! It seemed that banh mi would be a no-brainer in Paris.
And there are, let's say, many Vietnamese sandwiches in town. Following bread crumbs left by West Coast commentors on Mark Bittman's New York Times blog entry that asked where a New Yorker might find a good banh mi, I headed to the 13th arrondissement and to Belleville (mumbling under my breath to no one in particular that Los Angelenos know a hell of a lot more about banh mi than New Yorkers ever will). Some sandwiches were quite passable, like the ones that you can get outside of the Tang Frères Asian supermarket, if somewhat mild for my taste. But I hadn't found anything to get religious about, nothing to change your day over. Moreover, if I'm going to schlep all the way down to the 13th on a cold winter day, I'm going to eat pho or something amazing at Rouammit.
And yet, like any diligent 21st century foodie, I kept googling. And what showed up more and more were reviews of a little place called, quite portentously, Banh Mi (7 rue Volta, Paris 75003, Métro Temple). Yesterday, which was rainy and filled with errands, seemed like the perfect day to drop in for lunch. The first piece of excellent news is that it is an easy walk from our apartment to 7 rue Volta, probably taking only about 10 minutes if you are really hungry and it's raining really hard.
The shop itself is tiny, with nowhere but tiny folding stools to sit. The vast majority of the space given over to the proprietor's (Angela's) kitchen. This is a banh mi shop, and so you have only one easy choice to make when you walk through the door: chicken, pork, or beef? There was a tempting pork pâté on the menu, but Angela informed us that she hadn't made it today. And it quickly became clear that everything was made fresh and by hand daily, and that this was a woman who took the quality of her vegetables, bread, and meat very seriously. We ordered two pork sandwiches, which she disapproved of because she wanted us to try the different preparations of the meats. So I asked what she would recommend I order, and she said the chicken. One chicken and one pork, coming right up.
I could watch this lady make sandwiches all day. First she starts with beautiful baguettes, which she warms to crusty-perfection over a conventional toaster. Then she adds the meat, which has been slow-cooked in a special sauce. The chicken is rotisserie tender and cooked with chilies and lemongrass, the pork is cooked in a caramelized tamarind sauce, and the beef is apparently sucré/salé, meaning sweet/salty (next time). Next she adds various chiles based on your desired level of heat. We requested très piquant, and we rewarded for that comparative adjective. Angela piled on perfectly crunchy slices of red bird tongue chiles, followed by crisp long spears of cucumber, piles of pickled carrots and daikon, and heaps of fresh cilantro. A few more special sauces followed (the only one I recognized was mayo on the chicken) and the hot sandwiches were handed over the counter. We noticed an intriguing Tsingtao stout (huh?) and decided to split one. We squatted on stools and got to work.
Oh my lord these sandwiches are good. I mean, really, really great. They are everything you want a banh mi to be – spicy, sweet, crunchy, fatty, and umami. We shared the two, and I couldn't tell you which I liked better. Paired with the surprisingly dimensional dark beer, it was a perfect lunch. Throughout our meal, Angela provided pleasant company, explaining that her tiny shop was only a year or so old and that business was steadily growing by word of mouth, especially from American ex-pats. We asked what time she usually closed and she said that she would close when she ran out of food, which was usually around 6 or 7 p.m. But she takes phoned-in orders, so you can call ahead and she will have your sandwiches ready for take out when you arrive. I suspect we now have a go-to solution for harried weekday evenings after teaching.
There is some chatter from the Chowhound folks (corroborated by a few comments made by the proprietor herself) that at 5 euro this is an expensive Vietnamese sandwich. Huh? Given that three blocks away from this is the aristocratic wonderland of rue de Bretagne, where you can easily spend 10 euros on a small beer or 4 euros on a shot of espresso, Banh Mi's fresh, handmade, 5 euro sandwich seems like a bargain. And, as Angela emphasized repeatedly, quality is very important to her. She is buying the freshest vegetables and the best quality meats, which is often not the case at the bigger banh mi stands in Paris. Anyway, we'll be back as soon as we can, and I hope you go to if you are in the neighborhood. This American wants to make sure that Banh Mi stays in business for as long as possible.
Details: Open Monday through Saturday from 11:30 until she runs out of food. No seating, but an excellent place for a takeaway lunch or dinner.
Those sandwiches were so good. And Angela is just about the nicest friendliest restauranteuse I've ever met. Let's go back tomorrow, and the day after that.
so delighted you are back… missed you.
That is the kind of food I love! And I think five euros for such a treat is a huge bargain.


This listing is for an unframed art print. This is a combined 4 color print: three color letterpress and one color screen print.
Colors depicted: Neon red-orange (triangle), Neon orange (circle), dark turquoise (diamond) and dark turquoise (deer).
Print measures 9″ x 12″ on semi-gloss cardstock.


Christina M. Holt, MA, is Associate Director for Community Tool Box Services at the Work Group for Health Promotion and Community Development. She holds a master's degree in Human Development (Child and Developmental Psychology) at the University of Kansas. Christina also received her undergraduate degrees at the University of Kansas in American Studies and in Human Development and Family Life (with an emphasis in Community Leadership and Development). The behavioral science training that she has received under girds her work to help communities make a difference on socially important issues. Christina has extensive experience in various leadership capacities, coordinating and conducting training, coordinating community projects, overseeing development projects, and developing data collection systems. Her experience includes acting as Director of Behavioral Services and Family Enhancement at Community Living Opportunities, serving as a Research Associate at the Work Group for Health Promotion and Community Development, and serving as the Co-Director of KU's Center for Community Outreach.
Christina is helping the Community Tool Box expand web 2.0 capabilities and community-building through social media. Christina also has educational training and experience helping communities design, collect, analyze, and make sense of their community change data, and uses that experience to oversee Online Documentation and Support System development and services.
Christina served as a Senior Undergraduate Fellow of the Kansas Health Foundation and was also trained by the Foundation's Master Facilitator Program. She is currently a Kansas Health Foundation Ambassador and a Kansas Leadership Center Affiliate Faculty Member.
Christina coordinates the work of the Community Tool Box in an effort to give people tools to address socially important issues in their communities. She oversees the CTB's development, helps build key partnerships to promote the CTB, obtains resources for the CTB, provides technical assistance, and coordinates training. Ms. Holt also helps with various other grants and research projects at the Work Group.


text:
// Copyright Istio Authors
//
// 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.

/*
Package manifest provides functions for going between in-memory k8s objects (unstructured.Unstructured) and their JSON
or YAML representations.
*/
package object

import (
	"bufio"
	"bytes"
	"fmt"
	"sort"
	"strings"

	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1/unstructured"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/runtime/schema"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/util/intstr"
	k8syaml "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/util/yaml"
	"sigs.k8s.io/yaml"

	"istio.io/istio/operator/pkg/apis/istio/v1alpha1"
	"istio.io/istio/operator/pkg/helm"
	names "istio.io/istio/operator/pkg/name"
	"istio.io/istio/operator/pkg/tpath"
	"istio.io/istio/operator/pkg/util"
	"istio.io/pkg/log"
)

const (
	// YAMLSeparator is a separator for multi-document YAML files.
	YAMLSeparator = "\n---\n"
)

// K8sObject is an in-memory representation of a k8s object, used for moving between different representations
// (Unstructured, JSON, YAML) with cached rendering.
type K8sObject struct {
	object *unstructured.Unstructured

	Group     string
	Kind      string
	Name      string
	Namespace string

	json []byte
	yaml []byte
}

// NewK8sObject creates a new K8sObject and returns a ptr to it.
func NewK8sObject(u *unstructured.Unstructured, json, yaml []byte) *K8sObject {
	o := &K8sObject{
		object: u,
		json:   json,
		yaml:   yaml,
	}

	gvk := u.GetObjectKind().GroupVersionKind()
	o.Group = gvk.Group
	o.Kind = gvk.Kind
	o.Name = u.GetName()
	o.Namespace = u.GetNamespace()

	return o
}

// Hash returns a unique, insecure hash based on kind, namespace and name.
func Hash(kind, namespace, name string) string {
	switch kind {
	case names.ClusterRoleStr, names.ClusterRoleBindingStr, names.MeshPolicyStr:
		namespace = ""
	}
	return strings.Join([]string{kind, namespace, name}, ":")
}

// FromHash parses kind, namespace and name from a hash.
func FromHash(hash string) (kind, namespace, name string) {
	hv := strings.Split(hash, ":")
	if len(hv) != 3 {
		return "Bad hash string: " + hash, "", ""
	}
	kind, namespace, name = hv[0], hv[1], hv[2]
	return
}

// HashNameKind returns a unique, insecure hash based on kind and name.
func HashNameKind(kind, name string) string {
	return strings.Join([]string{kind, name}, ":")
}

// ParseJSONToK8sObject parses JSON to an K8sObject.
func ParseJSONToK8sObject(json []byte) (*K8sObject, error) {
	o, _, err := unstructured.UnstructuredJSONScheme.Decode(json, nil, nil)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("error parsing json into unstructured object: %v", err)
	}

	u, ok := o.(*unstructured.Unstructured)
	if !ok {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("parsed unexpected type %T", o)
	}

	return NewK8sObject(u, json, nil), nil
}

// ParseYAMLToK8sObject parses YAML to an Object.
func ParseYAMLToK8sObject(yaml []byte) (*K8sObject, error) {
	r := bytes.NewReader(yaml)
	decoder := k8syaml.NewYAMLOrJSONDecoder(r, 1024)

	out := &unstructured.Unstructured{}
	err := decoder.Decode(out)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("error decoding object %v: %v", string(yaml), err)
	}
	return NewK8sObject(out, nil, yaml), nil
}

// UnstructuredObject exposes the raw object, primarily for testing
func (o *K8sObject) UnstructuredObject() *unstructured.Unstructured {
	return o.object
}

// ResolveK8sConflict - This method resolves k8s object possible
// conflicting settings. Which K8sObjects may need such method
// depends on the type of the K8sObject.
func (o *K8sObject) ResolveK8sConflict() *K8sObject {
	if o.Kind == names.PDBStr {
		return resolvePDBConflict(o)
	}
	return o
}

// Unstructured exposes the raw object content, primarily for testing
func (o *K8sObject) Unstructured() map[string]any {
	return o.UnstructuredObject().UnstructuredContent()
}

// Container returns a container subtree for Deployment objects if one is found, or nil otherwise.
func (o *K8sObject) Container(name string) map[string]any {
	u := o.Unstructured()
	path := fmt.Sprintf("spec.template.spec.containers.[name:%s]", name)
	node, f, err := tpath.GetPathContext(u, util.PathFromString(path), false)
	if err == nil && f {
		// Must be the type from the schema.
		return node.Node.(map[string]any)
	}
	return nil
}

// GroupVersionKind returns the GroupVersionKind for the K8sObject
func (o *K8sObject) GroupVersionKind() schema.GroupVersionKind {
	return o.object.GroupVersionKind()
}

// Version returns the APIVersion of the K8sObject
func (o *K8sObject) Version() string {
	return o.object.GetAPIVersion()
}

// Hash returns a unique hash for the K8sObject
func (o *K8sObject) Hash() string {
	return Hash(o.Kind, o.Namespace, o.Name)
}

// HashNameKind returns a hash for the K8sObject based on the name and kind only.
func (o *K8sObject) HashNameKind() string {
	return HashNameKind(o.Kind, o.Name)
}

// JSON returns a JSON representation of the K8sObject, using an internal cache.
func (o *K8sObject) JSON() ([]byte, error) {
	if o.json != nil {
		return o.json, nil
	}

	b, err := o.object.MarshalJSON()
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	return b, nil
}

// YAML returns a YAML representation of the K8sObject, using an internal cache.
func (o *K8sObject) YAML() ([]byte, error) {
	if o == nil {
		return nil, nil
	}
	if o.yaml != nil {
		return o.yaml, nil
	}
	oj, err := o.JSON()
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	o.json = oj
	y, err := yaml.JSONToYAML(oj)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	o.yaml = y
	return y, nil
}

// YAMLDebugString returns a YAML representation of the K8sObject, or an error string if the K8sObject cannot be rendered to YAML.
func (o *K8sObject) YAMLDebugString() string {
	y, err := o.YAML()
	if err != nil {
		return err.Error()
	}
	return string(y)
}

// K8sObjects holds a collection of k8s objects, so that we can filter / sequence them
type K8sObjects []*K8sObject

// String implements the Stringer interface.
func (os K8sObjects) String() string {
	var out []string
	for _, oo := range os {
		out = append(out, oo.YAMLDebugString())
	}
	return strings.Join(out, helm.YAMLSeparator)
}

// Keys returns a slice with the keys of os.
func (os K8sObjects) Keys() []string {
	var out []string
	for _, oo := range os {
		out = append(out, oo.Hash())
	}
	return out
}

// UnstructuredItems returns the list of items of unstructured.Unstructured.
func (os K8sObjects) UnstructuredItems() []unstructured.Unstructured {
	var usList []unstructured.Unstructured
	for _, obj := range os {
		usList = append(usList, *obj.UnstructuredObject())
	}
	return usList
}

// ParseK8sObjectsFromYAMLManifest returns a K8sObjects representation of manifest.
func ParseK8sObjectsFromYAMLManifest(manifest string) (K8sObjects, error) {
	return ParseK8sObjectsFromYAMLManifestFailOption(manifest, true)
}

// ParseK8sObjectsFromYAMLManifestFailOption returns a K8sObjects representation of manifest. Continues parsing when a bad object
// is found if failOnError is set to false.
func ParseK8sObjectsFromYAMLManifestFailOption(manifest string, failOnError bool) (K8sObjects, error) {
	var b bytes.Buffer

	var yamls []string
	scanner := bufio.NewScanner(strings.NewReader(manifest))
	for scanner.Scan() {
		line := scanner.Text()
		if strings.HasPrefix(line, "---") {
			// yaml separator
			yamls = append(yamls, b.String())
			b.Reset()
		} else {
			if _, err := b.WriteString(line); err != nil {
				return nil, err
			}
			if _, err := b.WriteString("\n"); err != nil {
				return nil, err
			}
		}
	}
	yamls = append(yamls, b.String())

	var objects K8sObjects

	for _, yaml := range yamls {
		yaml = removeNonYAMLLines(yaml)
		if yaml == "" {
			continue
		}
		o, err := ParseYAMLToK8sObject([]byte(yaml))
		if err != nil {
			e := fmt.Errorf("failed to parse YAML to a k8s object: %s", err)
			if failOnError {
				return nil, e
			}
			log.Error(err.Error())
			continue
		}
		if o.Valid() {
			objects = append(objects, o)
		}
	}

	return objects, nil
}

func removeNonYAMLLines(yms string) string {
	var b strings.Builder
	for _, s := range strings.Split(yms, "\n") {
		if strings.HasPrefix(s, "#") {
			continue
		}
		b.WriteString(s)
		b.WriteString("\n")
	}

	// helm charts sometimes emits blank objects with just a "disabled" comment.
	return strings.TrimSpace(b.String())
}

// YAMLManifest returns a YAML representation of K8sObjects os.
func (os K8sObjects) YAMLManifest() (string, error) {
	var b bytes.Buffer

	for i, item := range os {
		if i != 0 {
			if _, err := b.WriteString("\n\n"); err != nil {
				return "", err
			}
		}
		ym, err := item.YAML()
		if err != nil {
			return "", fmt.Errorf("error building yaml: %v", err)
		}
		if _, err := b.Write(ym); err != nil {
			return "", err
		}
		if _, err := b.Write([]byte(YAMLSeparator)); err != nil {
			return "", err
		}

	}

	return b.String(), nil
}

// Sort will order the items in K8sObjects in order of score, group, kind, name.  The intent is to
// have a deterministic ordering in which K8sObjects are applied.
func (os K8sObjects) Sort(score func(o *K8sObject) int) {
	sort.Slice(os, func(i, j int) bool {
		iScore := score(os[i])
		jScore := score(os[j])
		return iScore < jScore ||
			(iScore == jScore &&
				os[i].Group < os[j].Group) ||
			(iScore == jScore &&
				os[i].Group == os[j].Group &&
				os[i].Kind < os[j].Kind) ||
			(iScore == jScore &&
				os[i].Group == os[j].Group &&
				os[i].Kind == os[j].Kind &&
				os[i].Name < os[j].Name)
	})
}

// ToMap returns a map of K8sObject hash to K8sObject.
func (os K8sObjects) ToMap() map[string]*K8sObject {
	ret := make(map[string]*K8sObject)
	for _, oo := range os {
		if oo.Valid() {
			ret[oo.Hash()] = oo
		}
	}
	return ret
}

// ToNameKindMap returns a map of K8sObject name/kind hash to K8sObject.
func (os K8sObjects) ToNameKindMap() map[string]*K8sObject {
	ret := make(map[string]*K8sObject)
	for _, oo := range os {
		if oo.Valid() {
			ret[oo.HashNameKind()] = oo
		}
	}
	return ret
}

// Valid checks returns true if Kind of K8sObject is not empty.
func (o *K8sObject) Valid() bool {
	return o.Kind != ""
}

// FullName returns namespace/name of K8s object
func (o *K8sObject) FullName() string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("%s/%s", o.Namespace, o.Name)
}

// Equal returns true if o and other are both valid and equal to each other.
func (o *K8sObject) Equal(other *K8sObject) bool {
	if o == nil {
		return other == nil
	}
	if other == nil {
		return o == nil
	}

	ay, err := o.YAML()
	if err != nil {
		return false
	}
	by, err := other.YAML()
	if err != nil {
		return false
	}

	return util.IsYAMLEqual(string(ay), string(by))
}

func istioCustomResources(group string) bool {
	switch group {
	case names.ConfigAPIGroupName,
		names.SecurityAPIGroupName,
		names.AuthenticationAPIGroupName,
		names.NetworkingAPIGroupName:
		return true
	}
	return false
}

// DefaultObjectOrder is default sorting function used to sort k8s objects.
func DefaultObjectOrder() func(o *K8sObject) int {
	return func(o *K8sObject) int {
		gk := o.Group + "/" + o.Kind
		switch {
		// Create CRDs asap - both because they are slow and because we will likely create instances of them soon
		case gk == "apiextensions.k8s.io/CustomResourceDefinition":
			return -1000

			// We need to create ServiceAccounts, Roles before we bind them with a RoleBinding
		case gk == "/ServiceAccount" || gk == "rbac.authorization.k8s.io/ClusterRole":
			return 1
		case gk == "rbac.authorization.k8s.io/ClusterRoleBinding":
			return 2

			// validatingwebhookconfiguration is configured to FAIL-OPEN in the default install. For the
			// re-install case we want to apply the validatingwebhookconfiguration first to reset any
			// orphaned validatingwebhookconfiguration that is FAIL-CLOSE.
		case gk == "admissionregistration.k8s.io/ValidatingWebhookConfiguration":
			return 3

		case istioCustomResources(o.Group):
			return 4

			// Pods might need configmap or secrets - avoid backoff by creating them first
		case gk == "/ConfigMap" || gk == "/Secrets":
			return 100

			// Create the pods after we've created other things they might be waiting for
		case gk == "extensions/Deployment" || gk == "app/Deployment":
			return 1000

			// Autoscalers typically act on a deployment
		case gk == "autoscaling/HorizontalPodAutoscaler":
			return 1001

			// Create services late - after pods have been started
		case gk == "/Service":
			return 10000

		default:
			return 1000
		}
	}
}

func ObjectsNotInLists(objects K8sObjects, lists ...K8sObjects) K8sObjects {
	var ret K8sObjects

	filterMap := make(map[*K8sObject]bool)
	for _, list := range lists {
		for _, object := range list {
			filterMap[object] = true
		}
	}

	for _, o := range objects {
		if !filterMap[o] {
			ret = append(ret, o)
		}
	}
	return ret
}

// KindObjects returns the subset of objs with the given kind.
func KindObjects(objs K8sObjects, kind string) K8sObjects {
	var ret K8sObjects
	for _, o := range objs {
		if o.Kind == kind {
			ret = append(ret, o)
		}
	}
	return ret
}

// ParseK8SYAMLToIstioOperator parses a IstioOperator CustomResource YAML string and unmarshals in into
// an IstioOperatorSpec object. It returns the object and an API group/version with it.
func ParseK8SYAMLToIstioOperator(yml string) (*v1alpha1.IstioOperator, *schema.GroupVersionKind, error) {
	o, err := ParseYAMLToK8sObject([]byte(yml))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, nil, err
	}
	iop := &v1alpha1.IstioOperator{}
	if err := yaml.UnmarshalStrict([]byte(yml), iop); err != nil {
		return nil, nil, err
	}
	gvk := o.GroupVersionKind()
	v1alpha1.SetNamespace(iop.Spec, o.Namespace)
	return iop, &gvk, nil
}

// AllObjectHashes returns a map with object hashes of all the objects contained in cmm as the keys.
func AllObjectHashes(m string) map[string]bool {
	ret := make(map[string]bool)
	objs, err := ParseK8sObjectsFromYAMLManifest(m)
	if err != nil {
		log.Error(err.Error())
	}
	for _, o := range objs {
		ret[o.Hash()] = true
	}

	return ret
}

// resolvePDBConflict When user uses both minAvailable and
// maxUnavailable to configure istio instances, these two
// parameters are mutually exclusive, care must be taken
// to resolve the issue
func resolvePDBConflict(o *K8sObject) *K8sObject {
	if o.json == nil {
		return o
	}
	if o.object.Object["spec"] == nil {
		return o
	}
	spec := o.object.Object["spec"].(map[string]any)
	isDefault := func(item any) bool {
		var ii intstr.IntOrString
		switch item := item.(type) {
		case int:
			ii = intstr.FromInt(item)
		case int64:
			ii = intstr.FromInt(int(item))
		case string:
			ii = intstr.FromString(item)
		default:
			ii = intstr.FromInt(0)
		}
		intVal, err := intstr.GetScaledValueFromIntOrPercent(&ii, 100, false)
		if err != nil || intVal == 0 {
			return true
		}
		return false
	}
	if spec["maxUnavailable"] != nil && spec["minAvailable"] != nil {
		// When both maxUnavailable and minAvailable present and
		// neither has value 0, this is considered a conflict,
		// then maxUnavailale will take precedence.
		if !isDefault(spec["maxUnavailable"]) && !isDefault(spec["minAvailable"]) {
			delete(spec, "minAvailable")
			// Make sure that the json and yaml representation of the object
			// is consistent with the changed object
			o.json = nil
			o.json, _ = o.JSON()
			if o.yaml != nil {
				o.yaml = nil
				o.yaml, _ = o.YAML()
			}
		}
	}
	return o
}


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Q: WPF - Context menu on a single item in a treeview? I am not very skilled (if at all) with WPF, and I am faced with the following problem.
I have a treeview control (XAMtreeView) where I am binding a contextmenuitem on. Now, I want the contextmenu to only display for one of the 5 tree node items (e.g. right clicking on the 4th item should pop it on, but right click should do nothing for the other items). I tried using databinding but something tells me that is the wrong way to go - nevertheless, here is what I have so far:
<DataTemplate x:Key="CategoryTreeNodeTemplate">
    <TextBlock Tag="{Binding DataContext, ElementName=ScenarioOptions}"
                               Text="{Binding Data.Name}" Style="{StaticResource ScreenNodeTitleStyle}" VerticalAlignment="Center">
        <TextBlock.ContextMenu>
            <ContextMenu Visibility="Hidden" cal:Action.TargetWithoutContext="{Binding Path=PlacementTarget.Tag, RelativeSource={RelativeSource Self}}">
                <ContextMenu.Style>
                    <Style TargetType="ContextMenu">
                        <Style.Triggers>
                            <DataTrigger Binding="{Binding Path=Text, RelativeSource={RelativeSource  Mode=FindAncestor,  AncestorType={x:Type TextBlock}}}" Value="CTS Charts">
                                <Setter Property="Visibility" Value="Visible"></Setter>
                            </DataTrigger>
                        </Style.Triggers>
                    </Style>
                </ContextMenu.Style>
                <MenuItem Header="{StaticResource ExternalChartOpenFile}" cal:Message.Attach="OpenExternalFile()">
                </MenuItem>
            </ContextMenu>
        </TextBlock.ContextMenu>
    </TextBlock>
</DataTemplate>

As you can see I am trying to play with the visibility tag - and failing miserably while at it :). How do I make the context menu apply on a single treenode item?
Thanks :/


"the eco-village organically fertilises soil through the planting and pruning of nitrogen-fixing trees planted on farms where mixed cropping is practised. When the trees mature, the middles are cut out and the leaves used as compost. The trees are then left to regenerate and the same procedure is repeated the following season." Mbom Sixtus describes here how the principles of permaculture, including the use of fertiliser trees, have been adapted in a Cameroonian village.


While working on Flying Pie Notifier, I ran into a problem with Gmail marking the notification emails as spam. I was able to find the Gmail Bulk Sender Guidelines and make some changes. I think I got Gmail to finally recognize that the notifications are not spam.
My first step was to make sure that SPF was set up correctly and to check the reverse DNS PTR record for the IP address I was sending from. Both of these are simple to set up with just DNS records.
Unfortunately, those changes didn't seems to fix the problem completely, so I had to move on to the next step, DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail). DKIM is a way of cryptographically signing emails that are sent to verify that they are sent from the domain they claim they were sent by.
I found a PHP library called PHP-DKIM that would perform the signing, but it was incompatible with the PEAR Mail_Mime module that I was using to send HTML email. I had to make some modifications to the code to get them to work together.
Generate a public and private key pair.
Publish the public key in a DNS record.
DKIM public keys are published in a special DNS record so the recipient can look up the key and use it to verify the message signature. I followed the PHP-DKIM README and put my keys in a dkim-cfg.php file along with my domain name and a selector name and ran dkim-test.php.
p._domainkey.flyingpienotifier.com.	TXT	"v=DKIM1; k=rsa; g=*; s=email; h=sha1; t=y; p=MHwwDQYJKoZIhvcNAQEBBQADawAwaAJhAODvTnvu4+OO+47m/3iRImsshlhQ+u30 0cHSdCJPndsD2meo63lNl8ELktIZKUEEEGFYNbwuZHWISCmuFHEiQNIHeag+awen 75oPBZqd1ABVdjyTwZa1matMzQhg5rSGpQIDAQAB ;"
I then used http://www.sendmail.org/dkim/checker and http://domainkeys.sourceforge.net/selectorcheck.html to check my record and make sure it was set up correctly.
I had downloaded the PHP-DKIM library from http://php-dkim.sourceforge.net/, but found that the way it treated headers was not compatible with the PEAR Mail_Mime library that I was already using. PHP-DKIM expects a single header string formatted the way headers are transmitted between servers when sending email. Mail_Mime wants an associative array of headers that it then uses to generate the header string when it sends the final message.
I decided to modify PHP-DKIM to get it to work with the associative array approach, since I thought that was the better of the solutions.
You can find my modified version of the library at http://www.ra726.net/php-dkim.zip. The only file I modified is dkim.php. I changed to use an array for headers and cleaned up the code a bit to make it easier (in my opinion) to read.
This code could be cleaned up to automatically add the header, but it works until I take the time to rewrite the library and make it object oriented.
When I first tried to use my new code to send emails to my own Gmail account, I found that I had some errors in my implementation. In Gmail, you can see the full headers and the results of DKIM and SPF checks by clicking the arrow next to Reply and selecting Show Original. This will show you the full headers of the message, including the verifications added by Gmail.
When I did this on my message, I got an error telling me the body hash was wrong. The body hash is used to verify that the email message was not tampered with during delivery. Since I had sent the message myself, I knew it had not been modified. Therefore, Gmail was calculating the hash based on a different version of the message than my current code.
I was able to find a service that could help me track down the problem. At http://www.port25.com/domainkeys/ you can find information about an automated responder that will let you know the results of the DKIM verification.
By sending my message to the Port25 reflector test address, I got a report letting me know all the details of the DKIM verification process. One of the pieces of information in this email was the canonicalized body of the email. Canonicalization is the process of standardizing the message to specific requirements to make sure both sides are doing the hash calculation on the same data. I could then use the NiceDump function in PHP-DKIM to print out the canonicalized message that I was calculating the hash on. This let me see where I had caused a problem when modifying the library.
Using the same testing address, I was able to find a few other problems with my modifications to the library and get it working. Once I had the bugs worked out, the reflector address reported the DKIM verification as passing. It worked!
There is no definite solution for not having your emails marked as spam. All you can do is try to follow all the guidelines that Gmail and other providers specify. It seems to me that Flying Pie Notifier is no longer being marked as spam, so I think I should be good for now. DKIM is a part of that, but I also had to make sure my mail server and DNS records were all set up correctly.
If you have any issues with this code or are trying to implement it yourself, leave a comment and I can try to help you out.
Originally this post used a 384 bit private key. This key size is trivially broken now, so I have updated it to specify a 2048 bit key.


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Pacifist samurai film by Japanese director is a 'scream' against modern-day violence
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Online: Sep 08, 2018
Last Modified: Sep 08, 2018
VENICE - Cult Japanese director Shinya Tsukamoto said Friday that his new film about a pacifist samurai who refuses to kill is "a scream" at the current state of the world.
The actor-director with a huge following for his cyberpunk horror movies like "Tetsuo: The Iron Man" and "Tokyo Fist" said he was exasperated with the spread of violence as he premiered his latest film, "Killing," at the Venice Film Festival.
Tsukamoto plays a samurai master who tries to recruit a young wandering ronin fighter in mid-19th century Japan as centuries of relative peace there are threatened by the arrival of the U.S. Navy under Commodore Perry.
But despite his master's insistence, the young samurai refuses to kill.
Tsukamoto, 58, said the stylish movie was a cry for peace. "As I took in the current state of the world, I had an urge to let out (the film) like a scream.
"The act of killing in the Edo Period (1603-1868) was quite normal. I found many connections with our age, in which more and more people think that violence is an answer," he told reporters.
"I asked myself how a young person today would react if they found themselves in that period — would they be able to kill without hesitation?
"That's why I created a samurai that doesn't want to kill anymore," Tsukamoto said.
The film, which was greeted with prolonged applause and cheering in Venice, also features a remarkable performance from actress Yu Aoi as a peasant girl who makes her feeling known for the hero — played by "The Last Samurai" star Sosuke Ikematsu — by giving him the odd punch.
Historian Julien Peltier said that the young man's apparently modern, humanist dilemma was a recurring theme in Japanese culture before the samurai myth became the stuff of action films.
"While samurais are often reduced in the West to pitiless killers in Japanese literature they were more complex characters, often riven by doubt, particularly during the Edo Period," said the French author of "samurai."
"Killing" was screened after critics had raved about Chinese master Zhang Yimou's latest martial arts film, "Shadow," which the Hollywood Reporter called "stunning."
Zhang, the maker of such classics as "Red Sorghum," "Raise the Red Lantern" and "House of Flying Daggers," said the historical epic was inspired by the ying and yang symbol and Chinese ink-brush painting.
Critic Boyd van Hoeij said "this unexpected combination of constantly wondrous production design and lethal Chinese umbrellas … is probably the most beautiful film Zhang has made."
Zhang told reporters that he has just finished an as yet untitled new film, which is a story of "small characters from the lower classes," in a similar realist style to his highly acclaimed "Coming Home," which starred Gong Li, the superstar actress he discovered in "Red Sorghum" in 1988.
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The Mayor of the City of Kigali, Pascal Nyamulinda, has resigned.
He tendered in his resignation letter on Tuesday evening, sources told Taarifa this morning.
His letter was addressed to the City Executive Council (EC), according to its Chairman, Athanase Rutabingwa.
"We received his letter," he said, "and he cited personal reasons," Rutabingwa explained.
Vice Mayor for Economic Development, Parfait Busabirwa, takes over as interim City Mayor, awaiting a new mayor to be elected.
At the moment, the Vice Mayor will handle all mayoral duties.
Rutabingwa said that due to the sensitivity of the post, elections have to be held as soon as possible, but he did not specify when elections would be held.
"We are likely to meet on Friday and decide what next," he said.
Thereafter, the council, he said, will write to the National Electoral Commission (NEC) and request to organize an election exercise.
Ranked one of the fastest growing cities in Africa, the city of Kigali has the highest turnover of mayors with Pascal Nyamurinda being the eighth in 23 years.
Nyamurinda, who was elected in February 2017, came at a time when city dwellers were demanding for a leader who will involve them in decision making process following previous controversial policies.
Nyamurinda had pledged to bridge the gap between the residents of Kigali and the government of Rwanda and committed to providing quality service delivery.
He had also promised to direct more efforts to infrastructural development to achieve the highest standards expected of a fast growing modern city.
Another area he had promised to focus on was to maintain the city's cleanliness as well as upgrading roads and schools.
He said he will among others attract more investments to the City and develop the private sector.
Hitherto to his election Nyamurinda 53, had served the Rwandan government in many ranks.
He has served as the Director General of the National Identification Agency (NIDA) since 2012.
He also served as Rwanda's diplomat to the UN in New York along side serving in various security organs.
Mayors of Kigali City since 1994.


Taking to service centre your Smartphone because of forgotten password or pattern??
So stop and discover here the solution, try this before going out and having trouble about forgotten password, pattern.
People often forget their pattern lock or password that they changed while driving or any other stuffs.
No issue firstly choose your problem in both type does there is your data connection or Wi-Fi on and a working email id is configured in your Smartphone.
If there is no active data connection or Wi-Fi or a working configured email id then there is a little loss of your phone data (not internal memory in most of phones) but this is only a option that the service center will do.
Now it will be restore your Smartphone and get default setting as new Smartphone.


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Top cops inspect Kerwin's detention cell
PALO, Leyte – Top officials of the Philippine National Police (PNP) inspected the Leyte provincial jail to check on its security measures as high profile drug kingpin Kerwin Espinosa is considered to be detained there.
PNP Eastern Visayas Chief Supt. Elmer C. Beltejar led the inspection of the prison facility on Friday in Kauswagan village, this town.
Espinosa was arrested in Abu Dhabi on Oct. 17 after an overseas worker tipped off authorities about his presence in United Arab Emirates.
Beltejar said that although Espinosa's deportation might take a month to process, the PNP was considering options on where to detain him.
Espinosa's father, Albuera Mayor Rolando Espinosa, Sr. was detained at Leyte sub-provincial jail in Baybay City, just 20 minutes drive from their hometown.
He was arrested on Oct. 5 on charges of illegal possession of firearms and drugs, the same charges filed against the younger Espinosa.
The son has been in and out of jail for a number of times on several charges.
Meanwhile, Beltejar told reporters that the 15 vehicles owned by Espinosa's and kept by individuals were turned over to Albuera police station.
"The police impounded the vehicles at the station and we are just waiting for the Deed of Donation from the mayor and that includes the residential house, which will be converted to a drug rehabilitation center,"
The government is also set to freeze the properties, finances and the financial investments of the family.
Beltejar said the Zelan hotel, which is owned by the Espinosa's, might be closed for failure to pay electric bill since the surrender of mayor in August. Vicky Arnaiz/PNA-northboundasia.com
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UK spies seek help from tech firms against cyber threats
Nov. 29, 2021 at 4:01 pm Updated Nov. 30, 2021 at 5:28 am
LONDON (AP) — Britain's spies must give up some of their deep-rooted secrecy and seek help from tech firms to combat fast-moving cyber threats, the head of the U.K's foreign intelligence agency says.
MI6 chief Richard Moore says the agency has to "become more open to stay secret" in a world of destabilizing technological changes. Moore plans to set out his view of current threats Tuesday in his first public speech since becoming head of the Secret Intelligence Service, also known as MI6, in October 2020.
According to extracts released in advance by the government, Moore will say the disruptive potential of artificial intelligence and other rapidly developing technologies "is a white-hot focus for MI6."
"According to some assessments, we may experience more technological progress in the next 10 years than in the last century, with a disruptive impact equal to the industrial revolution," he plans to say. "As a society, we have yet to internalize this stark fact and its potential impact on global geopolitics."
"Our adversaries are pouring money and ambition into mastering artificial intelligence, quantum computing and synthetic biology, because they know that mastering these technologies will give them leverage," Moore will say.
To keep up, British spies "are now pursuing partnerships with the tech community to help develop world-class technologies to solve our biggest mission problems."
"Unlike Q in the Bond movies, we cannot do it all in-house," Moore added, referring to the fictional MI6 gadget-maker in the James Bond 007 thrillers.
Moore says working with the private sector is a "sea change" for an organization enmeshed in secrecy. Until 1992, Britain's government refused even to confirm the existence of MI6. The organization has gradually become more open in recent years, even allowing publication of an authorized history — though it only goes up to 1949.
MI6 began publicly naming its chief, who uses the code name C, in the 1990s.
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Kim Tae-shik  (* 4. Juli 1957 in Gangwon-do, Südkorea) ist ein ehemaliger südkoreanischer Boxer im Fliegengewicht.

Profikarriere
Im Jahre 1977 begann er erfolgreich seine Profikarriere. Am 17. Februar 1980 boxte er gegen Luis Ibarra um die WBA-Weltmeisterschaft und gewann durch klassischen K. o. in Runde 2. Diesen Gürtel verlor er allerdings bereits in seiner zweiten Titelverteidigung an Peter Mathebula im Dezember desselben Jahres nach Punkten.

Im Jahre 1982 beendete er seine Karriere.

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Agilent Acquires Polymer Standards Service, Broadening Offerings for GPC/SEC Polymer Analysis
publication date: Aug 19, 2022
author/source: Agilent Technologies
Agilent Technologies Inc. has announced it has acquired Polymer Standards Service GmbH (PSS) a provider of solutions in the field of polymer characterization.
PSS specializes in hardware and software solutions used in defining the makeup and creation of molecular structures. The company provides complete solutions for gel permeation chromatography (GPC) and size exclusion chromatography (SEC) used in applications to determine the molecular weight and size distribution of macromolecules.
The acquisition broadens and extends Agilent's product portfolio and customer offerings, particularly in the chemical and biopharmaceutical industries for the analysis of natural and synthetic polymers such as nucleic acids, proteins, monoclonal antibodies, polysaccharides, and synthetic plastic.
"We're extremely pleased to have the PSS team join Agilent to help us expand our leadership in liquid chromatography and the GPC/SEC market," said Jacob Thaysen, president, Agilent Life Sciences and Applied Markets Group. "The advanced PSS hardware, software, columns and reference materials we're adding to our portfolio will enhance our offerings and ensure we deliver the broad spectrum of LC equipment, GPC/SEC analytics and software our customers value."
By acquiring PSS, Agilent will also add a key software component to complement its lineup of GPC/SEC products. In addition, Agilent will be able to use its global presence to expand the use of PSS products and expertise more widely. Agilent customers in the chemical, biopharmaceutical and other key segments will now also be able to take advantage of PSS technology more broadly because of Agilent's strong global presence in those markets.
"This is a very strategic move for PSS and Agilent," said Thorsten Hofe, managing director at PSS. "Together we can provide our customers a full range of GPC and LC products and extend the reach of PSS products into new, fast-growing markets. It's an exciting time for the PSS team."
Founded in 1985, PSS is privately held and is based in Mainz, Germany, with additional operations in Amherst, Mass. Financial terms of Agilent's acquisition of PSS were not disclosed.
About Agilent Technologies
Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) is a global leader in the life sciences, diagnostics, and applied chemical markets, delivering insight and innovation that advance the quality of life. Agilent's full range of solutions includes instruments, software, services, and expertise that provide trusted answers to our customers' most challenging questions. The company generated revenue of $6.32 billion in fiscal 2021 and employs 17,000 people worldwide.
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Россия
 Прислон — деревня в Вилегодском районе Архангельской области.
 Прислон — деревня в Котласском районе Архангельской области.
 Прислон — деревня в Великоустюгском районе Вологодской области, Покровское сельское поселение.
 Прислон — деревня в Великоустюгском районе Вологодской области, Самотовинское сельское поселение.
 Прислон — деревня в Череповецком районе Вологодской области.
 Прислон — деревня в Подосиновском районе Кировской области.
 Прислон — деревня в Кимрском районе Тверской области.
 Прислон — деревня в Рамешковском районе Тверской области.
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If you're not familiar with Yo Gabba Gabba, and you have a soft spot in your heart for disco and the Muppets, you really should check them out.
Can you name another show at which you can watch larger-than-life technicolor dancing creatures, see an SNL castmember and two rappers, dance with your food in the aisles and experience an indoor snowstorm?
My family got to see all this and more at the Yo Gabba Gabba Live show at the Beacon this Sunday.
Well, this weekend, I will finally able to tell them yes!
Go to yogabbagabbalive.com for additional tour dates and locations.
And, as is often the case, a new CD and DVD are being released along with the new stage show!
Joanie Leeds and the Nightlights: What a Zoo!
It really is true that music soothes the savage beast…particularly when that beast is a bored toddler or preschooler. I can't count the times that I have headed off (or interrupted, for that matter!) a temper tantrum by blasting some music and inspiring an impromptu dance party around my living room.
I am always happy to add some new tunes to my playlist so that I don't have to listen to the same old stuff over and over again…particularly when the new tunes are from some tried and true favorites.
Joanie Leeds, a singer, preschool music teacher and virtuoso, performed at my son's birthday party after I found her on google a couple of years ago and her City Kid cd has been in rotation ever since. I can't tell you how I was to hear that she was coming out with a new cd!
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