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PCHR (@pchrgaza) Denounces Israeli Use Of Lethal Force In Gaza
Wednesday October 02, 2013 00:24 by Palestinian Centre For Human Rights
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Israeli forces Use Excessive Lethal Force Killing Palestinian Civilian, Wounding, and Arresting another One in the North of the Gaza Strip.
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In an excessive use of lethal force, on Monday, 30 September 2013, Israeli forces killed a Palestinian civilian, and wounded another one before arresting him, near the border fence, east of Beit Hanoun in the north of the Gaza Strip.
According to investigations conducted by PCHR and the testimony given by Naim Khalil, an ambulance officer in the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), at approximately 19:15 on Monday, 30 September 2013, sounds of artillery shells and flash bombs that were followed by heavy gunfire were at the border fence, east ofal- Misreyin Street in the east of Beith Hanoun in the north of the Gaza Strip.
At approximately 20:00, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) informed the PRCS in Jabalia that there was a body of a Palestinian civilian near the border fence. After coordinating with the Israeli side, an ambulance of the PRCS headed to the above-mentioned area, and the paramedics started searching for the body .
After approximately 20 minutes of search, they found the body of the killed man who was lying on his stomach about 400 meters far from the border fence.
The victim was hit by several bullets in the back and one bullet in the back of the head, and was wearing civilian clothes and possessing no equipment.
The search process continued till 21:50, as the paramedics were informed that there was another person in the area, but they didn't find anyone, before their director called them and asked them to evacuate the area for there was nobody else there.
The paramedics took the body to Kamal Odwan Hospital in Biet Lahia, where the victim was identified later as Hweishel Ismail Hweishel Hanajra, 35, from al-Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
The victim's family stated to a PCHR fieldworker that their son had headed to the area in order to infiltrate into Israel to find a job, as a result of his difficult living conditions.
The PCHR fieldworker was informed that Israeli forces advanced into the area immediately after the incident, and chased and arrested a wounded man. According to the ICRC, the detainee is Subhi Hussein Salem Abudib, 36, from al-Bureij camp.
Moreover, the artillery shelling caused material damage to Musleh Al-Tarabin's abandoned house that is covered with tin plates, located about 700 meters far from the border fence; cracking its walls, damaging 4 water barrels, punching tin plates, and killing birds and a donkey.
PCHR expresses deep concern for such crimes which reflect the continued use of excessive force by Israeli forces against Palestinian civilians in disregard for their lives, and points out that the infiltrations through the border fence along the Gaza Strip are repeated due to the crippling economic blockade in Gaza.
PCHR calls upon the international community to take immediate and effective actions to put an end to such crimes and reiterates its call for the parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention 1949 to fulfill their obligations under Common Article 1; i.e., to respect and to ensure respect for the Convention in all circumstances, and their obligation under Article 146 to prosecute persons alleged to commit grave breaches of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
These grave breaches constitute war crimes under Article 147 of the same Convention and Article 85 of Protocol I Additional to the Geneva Conventions.
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Q: Delete data in React using Firebase Cloud I'm new React, Today, I using React and Firebase to display, add and delete data. I have some data get Firebase and display in cards. Now, I want delete some want card, but I don't know. You can tell me how do it? Maybe create "X" button in top-right and when click, it deleted.

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const ProjectList = ({projects}) => {
  return (

      { projects && projects.map(project => {
        return (
          <Link to={'/project/' + project.id} key={project.id}>
            <ProjectSummary project={project} />
          </Link>
        )
      })}

  )
}

This is ProjectSummary
const ProjectSummary = ({project}) => {
  return (

        {project.title}

Created by {project.authorFirstName} {project.authorLastName} admin

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  )
}

And structure data in Firebase

A: You can add a button for deleting in ProjectSummary list item like this
<button onClick={() => this.removeProject(project.id)}>Delete</button>

Id will be firebase unique key something like this ahakhka734hfakh3
Then in callback we can call firebase.database()'s remove method, which strips it from the page like this.
removeProject(projectId) {
  const projectRef= firebase.database().ref(`/projects/${projectId}`);
  projectRef.remove();
}

A: It should be like:
<button onClick={() => this.removeProject(project.id)}>Delete</button>

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     }).catch((error) => {
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    })
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Aragorn practices his healing skills on Faramir while attempting to find out what happened to him before Aragorn and Boromir returned; Boromir gets frustrated with paperwork but has a handy elf to take it out on. Follows Hands of a King.
Faramir tried to lay still and focus his eyes on the ceiling of his bedroom, chewing on his lip to distract himself from the pain of Aragorn carefully stripping the bandages away from the large burn on his side.
"I'm sorry," Aragorn said, glancing up at his face.
Faramir shrugged. "The bandages have to be changed. I don't think there's any way to do it that won't hurt, so there's no reason to apologize."
Aragorn rose and tossed the dirty bandages into a basket, going to retrieve the now-cooled herbs he'd set to brewing when he arrived at Faramir's rooms. He stopped for a moment to study the younger man, stretched out on his bed, wearing only a pair of breeches pulled low at the waist to keep from rubbing the edge of the burn, arrow wounds still livid on his skin. He had turned his face away, giving Aragorn time to let his eyes move over the head of soft coppery hair, the narrow but wiry archer's shoulders, the too-prominent ribs and hip bones, the dark shadows of bruises, now fading, some from the battle and some, Aragorn could tell, from before it.
He sat down on the bed again and poured the tea into a small wooden basin, taking up a clean cloth. Faramir tipped his head back and closed his eyes; the cleaning hurt terribly at first, but the herbs quickly eased the pain, and within a minute or two it was much more bearable. He lay still, muscles tense and breathing slow and controlled, until Aragorn had cleaned the wound and applied a fresh dressing and bandages to it.
"That's all," he said, rubbing Faramir's shoulder.
The younger man smiled, relieved, and moved his arm, gingerly testing the injury.
"It is healing… slowly."
"Burns take a long time to heal," Aragorn said, stretching out to lay down next to Faramir on the bed. Faramir sighed and shifted slightly to allow Aragorn to slide closer, draping one leg gently over Faramir's and tracing the healing wounds on the thin chest with his fingers.
"They will take longer to heal if the body is plagued by many other burdens," Aragorn said, watching Faramir's face. "Or if the mind is too troubled to allow proper rest."
Faramir groaned. "You are relentless, aren't you?"
Aragorn sat up. "I want to know what happened here after you came back."
"I told you. I spoke to my father about you. He was angry… and some of those loyal to him and with much to lose if the tales of the true king were true… and that's all. My father wanted very little to do with me, and would probably have tried to charge me with treason, but he couldn't figure out how, since technically the sole purpose of the Steward's rule has been to wait for the rightful king's return, so he just settled for making my life difficult."
Aragorn shook his head and traced the younger man's body with his fingers again. "Faramir, this burn is not the only wound I see on you that didn't happen in a battle."
Faramir sat up and reached for his tunic. "I told you, nothing to worry about. All soldiers acquire some injuries."
Grasping him by the wrists, Aragorn pulled him back toward the bed and looked up at him. "Not in their own homes. You think that the people here don't talk about your father… or about you?"
Faramir jerked his hand away. "I had hoped they would have enough respect for my dignity to keep my personal business to themselves."
Aragorn sighed as the young man walked to the window, pulling his tunic gingerly over his shoulders and looking down on the courtyard below. After a moment, he rose and came to stand behind the younger man and slipped his arms around him, mindful of the still-healing burn. Faramir stiffened, but didn't pull away.
"Why are you so persistent in knowing what happened?" he asked.
"Because I'm responsible for it," Aragorn said.
Faramir turned, startled. "You? You're not…"
"I sent you back here, knowing your father wouldn't welcome the news you brought. I should have sent Boromir… your father would not have harmed him."
"If you had sent my brother, you wouldn't find a city as ready to welcome you as it is now. My brother is torn… all his life, becoming the Steward meant becoming the ruler of Gondor, but now it means becoming the servant of the King, and he knows it's his duty, but…"
"But he doesn't like it," Aragorn said, raising a hand to rub at the back of Faramir's neck. "And it doesn't matter what Boromir might have said or done… I still made the choice to send you back here."
"You made the choice a King should have made."
"Maybe," he murmured, pressing his lips to the skin of Faramir's bare shoulder. "But I allowed you to be harmed."
"And why would you want to know the details of that?"
"Because," Aragorn said, shaking his head, "the things I can imagine haunt me. The truth can't be worse."
Faramir glanced over his shoulder at him, eyes solemn and dark. "Are you certain of that?"
Boromir attempted to glare the elf into going away, but Legolas just leaned against the wall of the Steward's office, arms crossed, grinning.
"You look rather cross," he said.
Boromir scowled at the stacks of papers and rolls of scrolls scattered all over the vast surface of the desk. "It appears my father did absolutely nothing before his death other than collect rubbish that I'm now expected to sort through."
Legolas shrugged, and Boromir took a moment from glaring at the papers to appreciate the lean figure in close-fitting breeches and a loose tunic with the laces rather carelessly tied at the neck, although the ever-present smirk above it brought the sour expression back to his face.
"You can stand there looking smug. You don't have a bloody thing to do but wander around Minas Tirith being stared at like you're some sort of magical creature."
"I am an elf. They're not common around here."
Boromir pushed a stack of papers across the desk and reached for a quill. "All of these… these are all letters requesting assistance from Minas Tirith from every town, territory, outpost, and corner of the kingdom. None of them have been answered. And these ones over here… all of them are requests for supplies from the captains for their troops… all ignored. What am I supposed to do with all this? It's taken me two days just to figure out what was here, and I haven't even started on the scrolls."
Legolas strolled over, looking down at the stacks of papers, and reached out one hand to touch the stack, making it wobble at the edge of the desk.
"Elf…" Boromir said, his tone warning.
Legolas smiled and, very deliberately, tipped the stack of papers. They scattered into a pool across the floor, spilling everywhere and ending up strewn across most of the floor of the study.
Boromir was on his feet with a low growl and an irresistible urge to wipe the smirk off the elf's face; in a moment he was around the desk and in another moment one large hand was around the elf's throat, slamming him violently back against the wall and nearly lifting him off his feet.
For a brief moment he was alarmed at his own aggressiveness, but when he looked at Legolas, the elf was watching him, and the smirk was gone, but it had been replaced with an intent, focused stare, blue eyes gone very dark, and Boromir had learned what that look meant. Loosening his grip on the elf's neck only slightly, he slid his other hand down and grinned; Legolas was already half-hard and pressed himself into Boromir's palm, eyes darkening even more.
"Someday I'm going to do you a genuine harm," the man rumbled.
"I doubt that," Legolas said, his voice low and intense, "but feel free to keep trying."
He jerked Legolas away from the wall and spun him toward the desk, shoving him face-down among the papers, no longer caring what sort of order they were in. Legolas heard him groping in one of the desk drawers and chuckled.
"Don't even think about using ink… I doubt it works, and the results might be difficult to explain if either of us have to undress with someone else around…"
Boromir growled and gave the elf's blond hair a sharp jerk to silence him. Legolas inhaled sharply, pressing back against the man's hip.
"Look in the pocket of my tunic."
Boromir chuckled as he groped and then located a small bottle of oil. "Elf, is there any time you're not interested in being fucked?"
Legolas cocked his head thoughtfully. "Hmm. While talking to hobbits, certainly. And definitely not while having dinner, especially with Elrond… can you imagine the look on his face?"
Boromir let him talk while he jerked the tight-fitting breeches down and then tugged at the laces of his own.
"I'd probably let Gandalf watch," Legolas mused. "But definitely not Elrond. And not the dwarf. I think he'd faint. You know how he is about…"
"Shut up, elf," Boromir interrupted.
"Oh, are you ready, finally?" Legolas asked, glancing over his shoulder.
Boromir had long since stopped worrying about hurting the elf; the rougher the man was, the more Legolas seemed to approve of it. He took his cock in hand and drove forward, Legolas grasping at the edge of the desk for a moment as he accommodated the sudden entrance, but then relaxing again.
"Carry on, mortal. You won't hurt me."
It was certainly a good thing elves were so resilient, Boromir thought to himself, because he was in a very bad mood, and he had quite a bit of extra stress that needed releasing, and he intended to take every bit of it out on the elf's deceptively slender frame. Legolas seemed more than agreeable, broadening his stance to steady himself and voicing no complaint; in fact, it was the least obnoxious he'd been since he walked into Boromir's office, and all he had to say at the moment was the occasional muttered demand or muffled curse.
Aragorn laid Faramir back onto the bed and pinned him gently, mindful of the younger man's injuries. Faramir, eyes closed, submitted silently to Aragorn's kiss and to the hands that came up to rest on either side of his face.
"Talk to me, please," he murmured.
"I already told you. My father and some of those loyal to him were angry with me, and they made my life difficult."
"Difficult? Why were you so much thinner when I found you here than in Rivendell? And where did the bruises come from? Those aren't from battle; those are from a beating, or multiple beatings."
Faramir opened his eyes, but refused to meet Aragorn's gaze. "I was warned to stop talking about the return of the king."
"And when you didn't stop talking?"
"I ran into some… unfortunate accidents. Somehow managed to take a nasty tumble down some stairs. The balustrade on the balcony outside my room collapsed when I leaned on it… very nearly fell. Some rather questionable equipment failures… several of my bows broke at rather important times, and one of the bowstrings snapped and nearly took my head off."
"Your father was responsible for this?"
"Not directly."
Aragorn frowned. "And?"
"Apparently I was harder to dispose of by accident than they anticipated. So it was somehow arranged that by some sort of 'mistake' I was arrested and thrown into the common prison for a few days, and the other prisoners seem to have been told they were free to do whatever they pleased to me. I had some nasty fights with several of them and took a few beatings, but generally they weren't really quite the bad lot of fellows my father's advisors assumed them to be, and most of them really didn't seem to have any interest in doing me any harm. When it became inconvenient for my father to fail to notice that I'd been tossed into prison, he of course immediately had be brought out with all sorts of public scoldings of those responsible, and I hoped that perhaps the situation was resolved."
"Hmm. It wasn't, though," Aragorn said.
Faramir shook his head. "After that, I started to notice that on occasion, the food that was sent for me from the kitchens made me extremely ill."
Aragorn stared at him. "They tried to poison you?"
"I don't know if they intended to kill me or just make me miserable enough to be quiet. Either way, I had to stop eating anything that was prepared for me. The only food I could eat safely was food that I went to the kitchen and took from the group servings before they'd been taken out for the meal."
Aragorn shook his head and kissed the younger man's forehead. "You are resilient, young one."
"Well, when that plan didn't work, a convenient attack on Osgiliath proved a good enough excuse to send me out and hope that the situation would resolve itself. I wasn't expected to come back alive, and when I did, my father… well, you know. And I suspect it was probably my father's advisors who ordered me to be set aside as a hopeless case and to be denied treatment… they didn't know you and Boromir would arrive."
Aragorn sat up and studied the young man carefully. "Faramir, are you still in danger?"
He laughed. "With you and Boromir in the city? I doubt it. Boromir is well-known for taking insults to his little brother personally and solving them with sharp objects or fists. If he knew what my father and his advisors…"
"There should be punishment for them."
Faramir shook his head. "There's no need. What difference does it make now? The true king has returned."
Aragorn smiled and kissed Faramir again. "Last I heard, your brother had fired them all anyway. Something about them being a bunch of useless old bloody idiots who didn't know a damn thing about anything."
"That sounds like my brother."
Aragorn's kiss was deeper this time, and Faramir yielded willingly.
"I tried to help him with some of the work your father left yesterday, but he threw me out of the study and called me some rather unflattering names."
"That also sounds like my brother," Faramir agreed, returning the kiss, his body stirring to full awareness under Aragorn's increasingly intimate touch.
"He seemed to be pleased enough when I saved your life."
"True. But I suspect he would have preferred it if you didn't follow that up by luring me naked into your bed at every opportunity. I am his baby brother, after all… I was protective even when it was girls who were interested in me. I doubt the idea of another man sharing my bed sits well with him."
Aragorn rolled his eyes. "It may not sit well with him, but there's a certain elf I know of that your brother spends a bit of time with, and it's a miracle Legolas can sit at all."
Faramir chuckled. "When I asked Boromir about it, all he said was that the elf was an arrogant bastard and the only way to put him in his place was by using extreme measures."
Aragorn looked down at him. "No extreme measures have every been necessary with you, young Faramir. You are beautifully compliant."
"Hmm. Please… feel free to test just how compliant I can be, my Lord."
Aragorn's breath caught in his throat as Faramir reached down to stroke him through his breeches.
"You're supposed to be resting, Faramir, or that burn will never heal."
"You say this as you're lying on top of me."
"Hmm. I really must stop letting you distract me, young one, or I will never get anything done."
Faramir laughed and drew him down for a kiss, and Aragorn allowed himself to be distracted, at least for now, from what Faramir had told him. He did not intend to forget, however; someone knew who had been behind all the dangers Faramir had faced, and while Denethor might have wanted his son silenced, he doubted that the old man had given orders to have him killed.
"You know," Legolas said, absently re-stacking piles of papers while Boromir watched him with lazy contentment from his sprawled position on the rug. "There are easy ways to deal with most of this."
"Oh? What would you know about it, elf?"
Legolas snorted. "Oh, that's right. What would a prince know about diplomacy or the management of internal affairs?"
Boromir rolled his eyes. "All right, then. What did you have in mind?"
"Well, look. These requests can be sorted by date. Any that are older than, oh, a month or so ago can receive a standard response to the effect of 'We regret that due to such and such and such, the resources you requested could not be sent to you' and you don't even have to sign them… some young scribe can write them out and sign them for you and you don't even have to look at them. And the more recent ones you can have a look at, and most of them can probably get another standard letter, something like 'due to the recent siege of the city and such and such and such, the city is not able spare any resources at this time, but please submit your request in… oh, three months'? And the requests for supplies from your captains can all receive the same response as well; something regarding the extreme honor and diligence and courage of the armies of Gondor and a promise that now that the war with Mordor has ended, such and such honors will be dispensed to a variety of heroes, and such and such supplies will begin arriving by such and such date'… you'll probably want to at least sign them yourself, although you don't have to write them… so there's that whole stack taken care of. There are lots of scribes in the library looking for some extra money and they can have these knocked out by tomorrow. Where do you want to start on the rest?"
Boromir looked at the elf for a long moment.
"You're serious."
"Of course I'm serious. Three or four scribes can have half that desk emptied and the letters addressed and sealed by tomorrow at supper if I write them up an example of what the letters they're writing should say and they just have to copy it."
"You… that would save me… I don't even know how much time that would save me."
Legolas smiled. "What do you intend to do with all that spare time you've just discovered?"
"I intend to take a nap, you lust-crazed idiot, and then after that, maybe we'll see about a way to reward you for actually being helpful for a change."
Legolas grinned. "Don't get used to it."
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Q: Python cannot find/read folder with cedilla (ç) in name I have a folder with name "ADOLFO DE MENDONÇA".
I ask python to list the files inside this directory:
files = os.listdir('E:\ADOLFO DE MENDONÇA')

Then, it yields the error:
[WinError 3] The system cannot find the path specified: 'E:\ADOLFO DE MENDON�A'

If I change the Ç letter to the C, it works.
Surprisingly, python correctly processes the inside files which contain cedilla (ç) in the name.
Any help is welcomed.


RDM services in the UK are maturing and efforts are increasingly focused on connecting disparate systems, standardising practices and making platforms more usable for researchers. This is also reflected in the recent Concordat on Research Data which links the existing statements from funders and government, providing a more unified message for researchers.
The practical work of connecting the different systems involved in RDM is being led by the Jisc Research Data Shared Services project which aims to share the cost of developing services across the UK Higher Education sector. As one of the pilot institutions we were keen to see what progress has been made and find out how the first test systems will work. On a personal note it was great to see that the pilot will attempt to address much of the functionality researchers request but that we are currently unable to fully provide, including detailed reporting on research data, links between the repository and other systems, and a more dynamic data display.
Context for these attempts to link, standardise and improve RDM systems was provided in the excellent keynote by Dr Danny Kingsley, head of the Office of Scholarly Communication at Cambridge, reminding us about the broader need to overhaul the reward systems in scholarly communications. Danny drew on the Open Research blogposts published over the summer to highlight some of the key problems in scholarly communications: hyperauthorship, peer review, flawed reward systems, and, most relevantly for data, replication and retraction. Sharing data will alleviate some of these issues but, as Danny pointed out, this will frequently not be possible unless data has been appropriately managed across the research lifecycle. So whilst trying to standardise metadata profiles may seem irrelevant to many researchers it is all part of this wider movement to reform scholarly communication.
Metadata models will underpin any attempts to connect repositories, preservation systems, Current Research Information Systems (CRIS), and any other systems dealing with research data. Metadata presents a major challenge both in terms of capturing the wide variety of disciplinary models and needs, and in persuading researchers to provide enough metadata to make preservation possible without putting them off sharing their research data. Dom Fripp and Nicky Ferguson are working on developing a core metadata profile for the UK Research Data Discovery Service. They spoke about their work on developing a community-driven metadata standard to address these problems. For those interested (and Git-Hub literate) the project is available here.
They are drawing on national and international standards, such as the Portland Common Data Model, trying to build on existing work to create a standard which will work for the Shared Services model. The proposed standard will have gold, silver and bronze levels of metadata and will attempt to reward researchers for providing more metadata. This is particularly important as the evidence from Dom and Nicky's discussion with researchers is that many researchers want others to provide lots of metadata but are reluctant to do the same themselves.
We have had some success with researchers filling in voluntary metadata fields for our repository, Apollo, but this seems to depend to a large extent on how aware researchers are of the role of metadata, something which chimes with Dom and Nicky's findings. Those creating metadata are often unaware of the implications of how they fill in fields, so creating consistency across teams, let alone disciplines and institutions can be a struggle. Any Cambridge researchers who wish to contribute to this metadata standard can sign up to a workshop with Jisc in Cambridge on 3rd October.
Jenny highlighted the difficulties they encountered getting timely engagement from both internal stakeholders and external contractors, as well as linking multiple systems with different data models, again underlining the need for high quality and interoperable metadata. Despite these difficulties they have made progress on linking these systems and in the process have been able to look into the wide variety of file formats currently in use at York. This has lead to conversations with the National Archive about improving the coverage of research file formats in PRONOM (a registry of file formats for preservation purposes), work which will be extremely useful for the Shared Services pilot.
In many ways the project at York and Hull felt like a precursor to the Shared Services pilot; highlighting both the potential problems in working with a wide range of stakeholders and systems, as well as the massive benefits possible from pooling our collective knowledge and resources to tackle the technical challenges which remain in RDM.


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Q: Floating point: is a / b - 1 > 0 if a > b Assuming IEEE 754 of any precision, is a / b - 1.0 > 0.0 for all finite floats a and b where a > b > 0?  Is this compiler dependent?  How can this property be proven or disproven?  The short script below returns true.
import numpy as np
arr = np.random.rand(1000000)
np.all((np.nextafter(arr, np.inf) / arr - 1) > 0.0)

A: It's true in the usual round-to-even.  Without loss of generality, suppose 1 <= a < 2.  In round-to-even, if b < 1, then a/b = sum(i=0..infty) (1-b)^i a > a + (1-b)a >= a + ulp(a)/2 a, so round-to-even(a/b) > a.  So we can assume 1 <= b < a < 2.  You can compute a/b = 1 + (a-b)/b > 1 + (a-b)/2 >= 1 + ulp(a)/2, so round-to-even(a/b) > 1.

A: This is an experimental supplement to the existing answer. If the claim does fail, it will be when the ratio between two distinct floats is as close as possible to 1.0. That happens when their difference is as small as possible relative to their magnitude.
At each power of two, the absolute gap between consecutive pairs doubles. The interesting case is when a is a power of two and b is the next float down. That is the largest magnitude pair using the smaller gap size. In Java:
public strictfp class Test {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    double a = 1.0;
    double b = Math.nextDown(a);
    System.out.println(a/b-1);
  }
}

Output:
2.220446049250313E-16

A: The answer depends on the rounding mode used. The implication holds for the following three rounding modes:
* Round Nearest Ties To Away
* Round Nearest Ties To Even
* Round Toward Positive

But it does not hold for the following two rounding modes:
* Round Toward Negative
* Round Toward Zero

As a counter-example with Round Toward Zero, take:
a = 0x1.008084p-66
b = 0x1.008082p-66

where a and b are single-precision floats. Then division produces precisely 1.0; and thus violates the strict greater-than requirement. The same values also provide a counter-example for Round Toward Negative.


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Q: Angularjs: How to intercept errors in external url $resource or $http service? I have a service available on a server distinct from my grunt server, which serves my angularjs app.
The external server is an Apache server, serving JSON data with PHP.
I would like to intercept any possible server error (from "server down", to "404"...).
I have tried to use interceptors, this way:
app.factory('myFactory', function($resource) {
  return $resource('http://www.remote.server.com/api/WRONGPATH',
});

app.config(function ($routeProvider, $httpProvider) {

  ...

  $httpProvider.responseInterceptors.push(function($q) {
    return function(promise) {
      return promise.then(function(successResponse) {
        if (successResponse.config.method.toUpperCase() !== 'GET') {
          console.info('success');
        }
        return successResponse;
      }, function(errorResponse) {
        switch (errorResponse.status) {
          case 401:
            console.info('wrong usename or password');
            break;
          case 403:
            console.info('no rights to do this');
            break;
          case 500:
            console.info('server internal error: ' + errorResponse.data);
            break;
          default:
            console.info('error ' + errorResponse.status + ': ' + errorResponse.data);
        }
        return $q.reject(errorResponse);
      });
    };
  });

});

with no success: I always fall in the 'default' switch case, with errorResponse.status == 0.
I suppose this happens because the browsers stop when intercepting a CORS error...
Everything works just fine if I change the remote url with a local one...
Is there any possibility to handle angular.js $resource (or $http) remote requests errors?
I would also accept a design shift suggestion, like reimplementing my PHP service in a grunt-like way... (my PHP service - actually - just prints a JSON list of image names from a server folder...).

A: I believe you're pushing your interceptor to the wrong place. The $http docs indicate that you should be pushing onto:
$httpProvider.interceptors

rather than:
// I can only find references to this on old tutorials, so maybe it's been deprecated
$httpProvider.responseInterceptors

So you'd have something like:
$httpProvider.interceptors.push(function($q) {
  return {
    'response': function(response) {
      if (successResponse.config.method.toUpperCase() !== 'GET') {
        console.info('success');
      }
      return response || $q.when(response);
    },
    'responseError': function(response) {
       switch (response.status) {
        case 401:
          console.info('wrong usename or password');
          break;
        case 403:
          console.info('no rights to do this');
          break;
        case 500:
          console.info('server internal error: ' + response.data);
          break;
        default:
          console.info('error ' + response.status + ': ' + response.data);
      }

      return $q.reject(response);
    }
  };
});

working plnkr: here

A: From my understanding this is an issue relating to CSRF/XSRF protection, rather than AngularJS. You will get the same issue in other frameworks or poj. In PHP you will need to enable CORS if you are accessing your content across domain and will need to specify the servers that require access or open it up.
http://www.w3.org/wiki/CORS_Enabled
http://enable-cors.org/server_php.html
Essentially AngularJS is constrained to the response provided by the browser, which is in turn constraining the response since the request is unauthorised due to XSRF protection. Also, regarding AngularJS and XSRF, it will read the token session cookie (provided by the server) and place it into the HTTP header in subsequent requests, which then is up to the server to decide whether or not it will accept it.
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$http


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Film Review: Prevenge (2016)
Ben Robins October 17, 2016 March 14, 2017 Film, Horror, Review
Former sitcom-star Alice Lowe makes her directorial debut with this hilariously dark twist on the myths of pregnancy.
It's pretty common during the nine months of pregnancy to talk to the baby that's growing away inside of you, but it's slightly less common for the unborn foetus to actually talk back. And the chances of that child telling you to run around with a bread knife murdering people? Well, let's just leave it at "it's complicated".
Yet, here we arrive at the set-up to Alice Lowe's fantastically-titled black comedy Prevenge; the story of troubled young woman Ruth (Lowe herself), who just so happens to find out she's 'up the duff' on the very day that her expectant baby-daddy plunges to his death during a climbing expedition. Holding her partner's fellow climbers as the ones responsible, and egged-on by the angry whispers of her homicidal bun-in-the-oven, Ruth sets out on a one-woman revenge mission, dispatching the guilty souls one-by-one in gradually escalating fashion.
It's a totally killer premise and one that's practically begging for a midnight-movie audience, yet Lowe is very careful with the directions she takes her film in. Narrowly missing this year's FrightFest by the skin of its teeth and instead showing up at a number of acclaimed festivals alongside Oscar favourites in Toronto, Venice and now London, Prevenge actually runs a lot deeper than you'd initially expect.
Lowe's scripting is extraordinarily tight and there's no escape that her Ruth is very much a crazed nutball of a woman. But at the same time, as with any vengeance crusade done right, there's an awful lot of sympathy there. She's certainly a woman scorned, but also one that's deeply troubled by everything going on in her life. This is no straight-up, slasher-happy cavalcade of blood and guts; each of the murders seem to actually mean something, not just to Ruth but to her overall cause too.
From nattering midwives to mystifying employment sanctions, Lowe digs deep into the nitty-gritty world of pregnancy, making it about a darn sight more than just the obvious physical changes a woman goes through. Prevenge's Ruth starts her war-path in the name of love, but soon finds it spreading to all areas of her psyche, marking fantastically the very inner-workings of what is far too often simply referred to as "pregnancy brain".
It's not all 100% as peachy as it could be; whilst Lowe herself is a total triumph, her victims can often feel a little too one-note, and at times her jet black humour doesn't necessarily blend as well with the deeper emotions at play. There's definitely an inner conflict at work here, between Prevenge as the cult comedy it was most likely conceived as, and the much deeper and more elaborate thriller it ended up being.
As a result, the finale doesn't pack quite the punch you'd expect, with things taking a much more considerate tone in the dying minutes, but all-in-all, occasionally confused as it is, Prevenge is a wickedly entertaining, and massively confident debut from a fascinating new British voice.
Even if bloody thrillers about phantom foetuses aren't quite usually your thing, this one's well worth checking out, and Alice Lowe should be a name on everyone's 'to watch' list for the future.
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Q: No reverse match error. How to debug? I am trying to link the databrowse.admin widget of django that rests here :
http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/openmaps/open_layers/

I tried to put this in a template and it returned a reverse match error. How to debug ?
A

A: The URL Tag you are attempting to use is specified in the Django Documentation here (for version 1.4):
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/ref/templates/builtins/#url
It's purpose is to keep the URLs in your links DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself), so that you don't have to change your link URLs between your dev, staging, production or any other server environments you may have.
The url tag takes a view or a reference to a view via a url name as its main argument, and any arguments that the view takes as second arguments. From the documentation:
{% url path.to.some_view v1 v2 %}

Where path is a package name, to is a module name and some_view is a view function. v1 and v2 are args that the view takes. It would look like so in path/to.py:
from django.http import HttpResponse

def some_view(request, v1, v2):
    return HttpResponse("A response")

Furthermore, when dealing with the admin, you'll need to use the namespace admin using the URL namespace strategy, like so:
{% url admin:view_name %}

What you need to do is find the path to the view you are looking for, and create the URL using that path. To get you started, you can create a link to you your admin site index like so:
My Admin Site

These will create links for the admin logout, password change form, and app list, respectively:
Admin Logout
Change Password
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For the views on specific models within the admin, django uses the meta data on the models to construct their url names. You can do the same with your models to link to their admin pages, however, you'll need to construct their names programmatically (unless you know them). So if you had a model named Foo, you could link to its changelist view, add view, and delete view in the admin respectively by constructing their view names and using the reverse method on them:
In your view:
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse

#...some view code...
#Get an instance of the model
bar = Foo.objects.all()[0]
prefix = "%s_%s_" % (Foo._meta.app_label, Foo._meta.module_name)
changelist_name = "%schangelist" % prefix
add_name = "%sadd" % prefix
delete_name = "%sdelete" % prefix

changelist_url = reverse(changelist_name)
add_url = reverse(add_name)
delete_url = reverse(delete_name, args=(bar.pk,)) #You need the id of the model you want to delete as an argument.

#...some more view code...

In your template
The Foo ChangeList
Add a Foo
Delete {{ bar.name }}

You'll likely have to do some digging into the guts of django or any particular extension you're using to get the exact url name that you want. If you can provide more detail about the model you're trying to access in the admin, I can provide a more specific answer.


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David Boldrini: Italian pianist, organist, composer, and conductor. He graduated with honors from "L. Cherubini" Conservatory of Florence in piano, organ, and organ composition. He has perfected his technique thanks to studies conducted under Bruno Canino, Vincenzo Balzani, Paul Badura Skoda, and Pier Narciso Masi, winning more than fifty national and international competitions. Boldrini started his career as an accompanist, working with Katia Ricciarelli, Andrea Bocelli, Maria Luigi Borsi, Bruno Canino, and Franco Mezzena. In the meantime, he collaborated with several orchestras as a soloist. These include Bacau Orchestra, Craiova Orchestra, Formazione Maggio Musicale Orchestra, Lyrical-symphonic Orchestra of the Giglio Theatre (Lucca), Viotti Chamber Orchestra, Uanl Orchestra (Monterrey), Baskent University Orchestra of Ankara. Boldrini toured all over the world, performing in prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall (New York), the CRR Concert Hall in Istanbul, Roman Philarmonic at the Casella Hall, Chiasso Theatre, Kioko Hall (Tokyo), Kunstlerhaus (Monaco), Ferruccio Busoni Centre (Empoli), and the Schloss Ribbek Festival (Berlin). In his career, he has been accompanist and conductor in many operas, performing in various festivals and concert seasons. Artistic Director of the Italian Opera Theatre of Florence, he has an intimate knowledge of the repertoire of opera. Appreciated composer, he recently published his first original Opera recently, "L'Amante" (Da Vinci Publishing.) Amadeus, Wide Classique, and Brilliant Classics released some of his recent CDs.


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4 Ways to Take Down Your Inner Critic
You know that little voice that pipes up to tell you that you're not enough? Well, here's how to silence it—for good.
Hannah Lott-Schwartz
Meditate to silence self-doubt and promote positivity within.
In the darkest recesses of your brain lives the ankle grabber of the mind. It's your inner critic—the tiny voice that pipes up to plant a seed of self-doubt. When left unchecked, that seed can grow quickly into a cacophony of not-enoughs, should-bes, and what-ifs, pointing out all we are not instead of celebrating all we are.
"So many of us are looking for some sort of respite from the constant negativity," says yoga and meditation teacher Rosie Acosta, founder of health and wellness platform Radically Loved and its accompanying podcast. "It's something we all want to learn."
Like Hydra, the mythological monster whose heads regrew each time one was chopped off, the inner critic is an innovative beast. Taking it down is not a one-and-done affair; instead, it requires diligence.
But with practice comes relief. Here, Acosta shares four steps to break the cycle and rob your inner gadfly of its power.
See also 5 Ways to Infuse Your Self-Talk with Self-Love
1. . Kick comparison
"Comparison is the biggest killjoy," says Acosta. "I think it's the number one reason the inner critic comes out." It's easy to latch onto assumptions about other's lives, which can amplify fear and anxiety about everything from your career and relationships to the way you look and how you spend your free time. The antidote is threefold: First up, limit your use of social media. In today's plugged-in culture, we carry comparison around in our pockets. Instead, says Acosta, put down your phone. "Surround yourself with visuals that make you feel good about where you are in this moment." Second, take a look at your friend group. Are you being supported and uplifted? "Surround yourself with people who inspire you to be a better version of yourself," says Acosta. Finally, stay in your lane. Bring the focus inward. "Life is not a competition," reminds Acosta. "It's a process. It's a journey. That journey has nothing to do with what anyone else is doing but you."
To help you kick comparison …
Practice Virabhadrasana II (Warrior II), for grounding, circulation, and energy.
See also 4 Ways to Modify Common Poses for Hand and Wrist Injuries
San Diego–based journalist Hannah Lott-Schwartz tells stories for National Geographic Traveler, in-flight magazines on United and Delta airlines, Sierra, and others.
5 Ways to Tap Into Your Inner Leader (and Stay True to Yourself)
6 Ways to Take a Vow of Silence
5 Ways You Can Use Your Yoga Practice to Improve Your Body Image
5 Ways To Take Your Environmentalism To The Next Level
4 Ways to Make Veggie "Noodles" in Your Spiralizer
4 Ways to Breathe Through Overeating Urges
4 Ways to Find More Clarity in Your Yoga or Meditation Practice
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Abstract: Background: Chronic hepatitis B virus carriers receiving chemotherapy develop a high hepatitis B virus reactivation rate (38-53%) with a high mortality (37-60%). Few studies have characterized the efficacy of lamivudine in the treatment of chemotherapy-induced hepatitis B virus reactivation. Aim: To determine whether lamivudine prophylaxis reduces chemotherapy-induced hepatitis B virus reactivation and mortality. Methods: The medical records of all hepatitis B surface antigen-positive patients with malignancy treated with chemotherapy since 1995 at the National University Hospital of Singapore were identified, and divided into those who received lamivudine prophylaxis before chemotherapy (P) and those who did not (NP). The parameters examined included gender, age, malignancy type, steroid usage, number of chemotherapy courses and regimens, follow-up duration and hepatitis B virus status. The outcome measures were hepatitis B virus reactivation (abrupt rise of serum alanine aminotransferase to > 200 IU/L) and reactivation death. Patients with primary hepatoma or liver metastasis were excluded. Results: Thirty-five patients were identified: 16 in the P group and 19 in the NP group. The baseline characteristics of the two groups were similar. Seven of the 19 patients in the NP group and none of the 16 patients in the P group developed reactivation (36.8% vs. 0%, P = 0.009). Six of the seven patients in the NP group who developed reactivation received lamivudine at that time, but five died (mortality, 71.4%), whilst no patient in the P group died from reactivation (P = 0.064). Conclusions: Prophylactic lamivudine appears to prevent hepatitis B virus reactivation and its associated mortality in patients treated with chemotherapy. This should be confirmed with prospective studies.


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The Final HIPAA Actions Under Trump Administration
Health Privacy, Security Priorities in Biden Administration
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Brian Honan: Security Professionals Can Take Action to Minimize Risks Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • January 13, 2021
Brian Honan, CEO and principal consultant, BH Consulting
Investigators continue to probe last week's violent storming of the U.S. Capitol. The insurrection left in its wake a potential information security nightmare. The U.S. Justice Department has said that the event may have a "national security" impact, and it's still cataloging the records and devices that may have been stolen after insurgents looted lawmakers' offices.
See Also: The Ultimate Checklist for Identifying the Right Security Vendor
Cybersecurity expert Brian Honan says that every unattended electronic device, including computers and phones, must now be treated as having potentially been compromised (see: The Cyber Risk Management Challenges After Capitol Riot). A key to question to ask, he says, is: "What can we do as security professionals to minimize the risk to our data in the event of such a situation?"
In a video interview with Information Security Media Group, Honan discusses:
What security professionals can do to minimize the risk to data posed by challenging or unexpected situations;
The importance of using real-life stories to foster better security practices;
Best practices for running "what-if" scenario exercises and applying takeaways.
Honan, CEO and principal consultant at BH Consulting in Dublin, founded Ireland's first computer emergency response team. He's also a cybersecurity adviser to Europol, the EU's law enforcement intelligence agency.
Business Continuity Management / Disaster Recovery
IT Risk Management
'SolarLeaks' Site Claims to Offer Attack Victims' Data
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Executive Editor, DataBreachToday & Europe
Schwartz is an award-winning journalist with two decades of experience in magazines, newspapers and electronic media. He has covered the information security and privacy sector throughout his career. Before joining Information Security Media Group in 2014, where he now serves as the executive editor, DataBreachToday and for European news coverage, Schwartz was the information security beat reporter for InformationWeek and a frequent contributor to DarkReading, among other publications. He lives in Scotland.
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All Systems Back Online: Maximizing Uptime, Performance, and Availability of U.S. Government Networks
Zero Trust Security for Unmanaged Devices
Zero Trust: A Global Perspective
Leveraging Identity Data in Cyber Attack Detection and Response
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Ukraine: linseed exports up in November 2016
Linseed exports from Ukraine totaled 4.8 KMT in November, up by 14% MoM (4.2 KMT) and by 7% YoY (4.5 KMT). Despite November's upward trend in exports, their three-month total amounted to just a third of the volume exported in the same period last year: 13.3 KMT against 40 KMT, respectively. A peculiarity of the…
Belarus: Minsk seeks comprise in gas dispute with Russia
Belarus expects to reach a compromise in an oil and gas dispute with Russia no later than in the first quarter of 2017, Belarusian Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Semashko said. "There is a mutual understanding from both sides. We have all arguments and necessary instruments to fulfill a joint plan of action. We hope to…
Kazakhstan: farmers collect nearly 24 million tons of grain
The gross grain harvest in Kazakhstan this year was 23.7 million tons, up almost by 4 million tons YoY. Kazakh farmers have also harvested 3.6 million tons of vegetables and 2.2 million tons of melons, exceeding last year's produce yield by 511,000 tons. First Vice Minister of Agriculture Kairat Aituganov reported on the results and…
Kazakhstan: FCC raises procurement prices for oilseeds
The Food Contract Corporation procurement prices for sunseed, rapeseed and linseed were adjusted upwards (on average by 6%). Procurement prices for soybeans were left unchanged. In October the Food Contract Corporation for the first time announced procurement of sunseed, linseed, rapeseed and soybeans. The measures taken by the corporation contributed to the formation of optimal…
Ukraine: record volumes of sunflower oil exported in November 2016
In November Ukraine exported record volumes of sunflower oil at 535.6 thousand tons, up by 23% MoM and by 44% YoY. During the first 3 months of the season-2016/2017 (September-November) the country exported 1.24 million tons of sunflower oil, up by 31% YoY. India took the first position in the list of countries-importers with a…
Russia: Krasnoye Sormovo shipyard completed first series of TSHD1000 ships
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Krasnoye Sormovo shipyard (United Shipbuilding Corporation) has completed the series of Russia's first dredgers of TSHD 1000 design having delivered the Kadosh to FSUE Rosmorport. Launched on October 5, the Kadosh successfully underwent mooring and sea trials. The acceptance/delivery certificate has been signed at the beginning of December. The Kadosh is intended for operation at…
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Elgin, Illinois-based independent label Blue Bella Records, home to some of the biggest names on the contemporary blues circuit, has announced its spring 2010 release schedule, with four albums slated for release on March 16, 2010.
Label founder Nick Moss is releasing his eighth album through the label, Privileged, alongside Killborn Alley Blues Band whose Better Off Now is their third release for the label. The other two albums come from artists making their Blue Bella debuts: Cash Box Kings will release I-94 Blues and Matthew Stubbs is releasing Medford & Main.
Moss has been nominated for 16 Blues Music Awards — the highest honor in blues — over the course of his career and al0ng with his band, The Flip Tops, is up for Band of The Year at this year's BMAs. He's also won "Song Of The Year" and "Band Of The Year" from the Blues Blast Music Awards the past two years, respectively.
Killborn Alley Blues Band has been nominated for BMAs after each of their first two records and won the "Sean Costello Rising Star Award" at the Blues Blast Music Awards last year.
Matthew Stubbs is another artist who embodies that "up-and-coming" label, gaining attention as a budding solo artist while continuing to tour and perform with the legendary Charlie Musselwhite. He was nominated for a Boston Music Award as "Best Blues Act."
Cash Box Kings not only recorded the bulk of their 15-track album live in the studio with minimal overdubs, they did it in one day. In fact, they recorded 17 songs during the session. Without hearing a note, that gives some indication about the way these guys approach their work. I-94 Blues marks their first album without Travis Koopman.
Artwork and tracklisting for all 4 records are expected to be released soon.


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Melanie Blanchard is the Team Support Manager for the Planning and Public Law team. Melanie specialises in research on all aspects of planning and public law. Melanie undertakes a junior assistant role on many client matters, legal research and co-ordination of public inquiries. Melanie joined the firm in 1998 after working at Epping Forest District Council as an enforcement officer. Melanie undertakes extensive research in planning, highways, compulsory purchase, public law and all related fields; planning policy observation for developers; undertaking planning due diligence for property and corporate portfolios (in particular for solar farm project sale and acquisitions); High Court and Court of Appeal case organisation. Melanie provides administrative support to team of solicitors and internet and know how administrator for planning team, as well as marketing support for the team, including conference organisation and promoting marketing initiatives for the group.
North Essex Garden Communities: Acting for a group of North Essex authorities: Colchester Borough Council, Braintree District Council and Tendring District Council supported by Essex County Council, working jointly to create a number of garden communities ranging in size from 3,000 homes up to a possible 26,000 across the North Essex region. Dentons is advising on planning policy, property and local development vehicle issues.
Forewind: Advising in relation to the Dogger Bank Creyke Beck offshore windfarm. Dogger Bank is a Round 3 offshore windfarm, being developed as two 1GW projects. Working as part of a team to develop and pursue the compulsory purchase aspects of the Development Consent Order application. Dentons is providing CPO advice, preparing appropriate documents for the DCO, appearing at the examination hearings, as well as liaising with land agents and referencers in relation to negotiations and the Land Plans and Book of Reference, drafting the statement of reasons, funding statement and appropriate rights for the DCO itself.
London Borough of Camden: Advising on the regeneration of King's Cross and the redevelopment of St Pancras Chambers at King's Cross, assisting in the judicial challenge of the main King's Cross redevelopment consents.
Various clients: Conducting extensive research in planning, highways, compulsory purchase, public law and all related fields; local plan observation for developers and assisting on Sainsbury's store extensions and redevelopment proposals; undertaking planning due diligence for property and corporate portfolios; High Court and Court of Appeal case organisation − bundle compilation and coordination.
Various energy and related investor clients: Preparing planning due diligence on numerous solar farms across the country, large-scale farms as well as roof mounted, as part of future solar farm developments; advising on the planning elements of sale and purchase agreements.


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Joining Our Staff (2022)
Joining Our Staff
MarketSmiths is a Writing Community
MarketSmiths started as a writing collective. Despite amazing growth, we've retained that initial seed of a community of creative professionals.
Any writer working in a community of writers and content strategists honing their craft across multiple clients, industries, and formats will evolve into more of a writer than if they went to work for a single client.
Personal Growth & Advancement Baked-in
Regardless of the level at which we hire, there's a plan for advancement to increasing responsibility and rewards, coupled with a determined commitment to each team member's personal growth as a creative professional.
Because MarketSmiths works with some of the most interesting brands on the planet, the opportunities to hone one's skills are unparalleled. In fact, we depend on it.
Interesting Projects at Every Turn
Not every assignment is scintillating but, taken as a whole, the range of accounts we manage ensures a wide breadth of fun and exciting experiences for any writer, regardless of specialty or experience.
In any given quarter, you might be on a team delivering a website for a startup inventing a new way to detect cancer early, blog articles for an entertainment firm that hosts everyone from Bruce Springsteen to Michelle Obama, and a video script for the United Nations, punctuated by more mundane challenges like an email series for a virtual server behemoth.
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We routinely ask each team member for a status check, so we're aware, when you're aware, of needs for additional resources, input, or leadership.
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If you've worked in a stodgy corporate environment, or neatly avoided one, you're going to love the laid-back attitude coupled with top-notch output we cultivate at MarketSmiths. We're looking for the best of the best, reciprocating in kind, and we hope that's you!
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AdvancedMD › Company › Press Releases › AdvancedMD Awarded 21st Century Cures Act Certification from ONC Health IT
AdvancedMD Awarded 21st Century Cures Act Certification from ONC Health IT
Established and maintained by the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) for Health Information Technology, the Cures Act requirements set the standard for EHR usability, interoperability, and security.
South Jordan, Utah, January 4, 2023 – AdvancedMD, provider of healthcare software for independent medical, mental health, and physical therapy practices, announced today it has received the 21st Century Cures Act Certification from the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) for Health Information Technology. Based on The Cures Act legislation, the certification ensures EHR platforms meet industry standards for interoperability, usability, and security. AdvancedMD has met all requirements for the most current version of the certification: the 2015 Update Edition of the Cures Act.
The three-year certification process included the efforts of multiple AdvancedMD product management, product engineering, EHR and interop teams, in addition to working directly with the Drummond Group to ensure the AdvancedMD EHR platform met all necessary requirements.
"Earning the Cures Act certification marks a major milestone for AdvancedMD. It's a testament to our commitment to the healthcare IT industry and demonstrates the lengths we go to ensure our platform is the gold standard in EHR," said Tim Constantino, VP, and head of product at AdvancedMD. "Earning this certification took a lot of heavy lifting by many AdvancedMD teams and involved an incredibly complicated process that included contributions from team members spanning five different time zones. I couldn't be prouder of what they achieved."
The 21st Century Cures Act Certification provides industry-regulated standards for healthcare IT developers, ensuring EHR solutions meet the needs of patients, doctors, and healthcare organizations. The latest version of the certification – designated as the "2015 Update Edition of the Cures Act certification" – included three specific requirements that put a focus on patient access and improved data exchange: electronic health information (EHI) export capabilities, standardized API for patient and population services, and privacy and security attestation criteria.
According to ONC, the newly defined criteria involved five entirely new standards with revisions to several previous requirements, all constructed as part of an outcome-focused format. You can view the full list of the 21st Century Cures Act Certification requirements at: AdvancedMD EHR & Mobile Apps Certifications.
"AdvancedMD prioritizes usability, interoperability, and security. Earning this certification is recognition that we are fully devoted to our primary objectives as a leading EHR, practice management and patient engagement solution. Our goal has always been to enhance physician workflows to enable improved patient outcomes," said Amanda Hansen, president, AdvancedMD.
First launched in 2016, ONC's Cures Act Certification aims to support, "seamless and secure access, exchange, and use of electronic health information." According to the ONC website, the certification process is designed to increase innovation and competition among EHR providers by fostering an ecosystem of new applications that give patients more choices within their healthcare decisions.
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NFL star Taylor Hearn bit off more than he could chew on Thursday night as it's reported he was 'knocked out' in a street fight, according TMZ.
The Carolina Panthers star, measuring in at 6 foot 4 inches and 22.5 stones, was outside a bar in August, Georgia when he got into a row with fellow revellers.
Taylor Hearn at the 2018 NFL Combine.
After a verbal disagreement there was some pushing and shoving between Hearn and several others.
Hearn then reacts to being hit by one man and unleashes a hit of his own before his opponent turns around and punches him in the head, which sees him it he floor.
The Panthers guard, 23, does get up despite the hefty blow and police arrived shortly later, although TMZ report no one was arrested.
Hearn has just completed his rookie season, playing four time in the offensive line.
It's unknown if the NFL or the Carolina Panthers will sanction Hearn for the incident.


This article contains details about the usage of Keppra for dogs including the correct dosage, uses of the drug, safety guidelines and more.
Levetiracetam is an anticonvulsant medication sometimes used to control seizures in household pets including dogs. The drug is commonly sold under the name "Keppra", and works by suppressing electrical activity in the brain. Dogs are most commonly prescribed phenobarbital or potassium bromide for controlling seizures, but in cases where those medicines are either unsuitable or do not provide sufficient relief the vet may wish to try alternatives such as Keppra or zonisamide for dogs. The exact mechanism by which levitiracetam works is not yet known.
The most common dosage of Keppra prescribed for use in dogs is 44 mg/lb body weight three times a day (every eight hours). The vet may alter the dosage depending on the severity of your dog's seizures and adverse side effects to the drug. Because skipping a dose could result in your dog having a seizure you should be extra careful to follow the medication schedule.
Is Keppra safe for dogs?
Keppra has proven to be quite safe for use in dogs with very few side effects though studies are still ongoing. Unlike phenobarbital and potassium bromide, Keppra does not appear to affect the liver, which may make it a safer option for dogs suffering from liver disease. You should always seek veterinary advice and approval before administering any anticonvulsants including Keppra to your dog.
Keppra has few known side effects when given to dogs though you should still practice extra care and monitor your dog closely for 24 hours after administering the drug. If your dog is going to be taking phenobarbital alongside Keppra the dosage may have to be increased as there is some evidence that dog's who have used phenobarbital remove levetiracetam from their body at a higher rate. Dogs with kidney disease will be less effective at removing the drug from their body, because of this lower doses will be necessary to avoid excess build-up of the substance. If your dog does not experience sufficient relief of symptoms continue administering the drug but return to the vet.
If Keppra does not provide adequate relief for your dog you may wish to try other drugs such as zonisamide.
Side effects in canines when administering levitiracetam is rare, however drowsiness should be an anticipated. Less common side effects include vomiting, diarrhea and changes in behavior.


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Q: Nginx Reverse Proxy - Bypass Server with Code 404 I was wondering if there is a way to setup the NGINX Reverse Proxy to "bypass" a server in a list that responds with 404 (or other error codes).
I have a clustered image board that I am doing bulk importing via 6 dedicated servers that are not part of the cluster as they do not use the shared storage. When the images are imported to the live system the other servers that are part of the cluster will obviously respond with 404 as they can not access the files that reside on the import servers.
Is there a way that i can add them to the list on NGINX and it will ignore the severs that respond with 404 and use the ones that respond correctly?
My NGINX Config for the reverse proxy:
upstream sequenzia-press {
#   server node-end1:80;
    server node1:80;
    server node2:80;
    server node3:80;
    server node4:80;
  }
upstream sequenzia-cpu {
    server node1:80;
    server node2:80;
    server node3:80;
    server node4:80;
  }
server {
        listen 80;
        root /var/www/html;
        server_name sequenzia.acr.moe;
        rewrite        ^ https://$server_name$request_uri? permanent;
}

server {
        listen 443 ssl;
        root /var/www/seq;
        server_name sequenzia.acr.moe;
        ssl_certificate      /etc/apache2/keyset/fullchain.pem;
        ssl_certificate_key  /etc/apache2/keyset/privkey.pem;
        ssl_protocols        TLSv1 TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2;
        ssl_ciphers          RC4:HIGH:!aNULL:!MD5;
        ssl_prefer_server_ciphers on;
        keepalive_timeout    70;
        ssl_session_cache    shared:SSL:10m;
        ssl_session_timeout  10m;
        client_max_body_size 500M;

        location / {
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Datacenter Nagatenjouki/Core-MD;
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Network Nagatenjouki/Production;
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Transit Nagatenjouki/Shirai;
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Service Sequenzia_Delivery;
                proxy_pass  http://sequenzia-cpu$request_uri;
        }
        location /post/import {
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Datacenter Orion/Endymion-ATL-1;
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Network Orion-Edge-CDN/Primary;
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Transit Orion-Edge-A/Shirai-1;
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Service Sequenzia_Delivery;
                proxy_pass  http://<Import RPC>$request_uri;
        }
        location /data {
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Datacenter Orion/Endymion-ATL-1;
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Network Orion-Edge-CDN/Primary;
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Transit Orion-Edge-A/Shirai-1;
                add_header TangledFramework-Proxy-Service Sequenzia_Delivery;
                proxy_pass  http://sequenzia-press$request_uri;
        }
        location /se4trp {
                root /var/www/err;
                expires max;
        }
}