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Kilkenny hurler TJ Reid marries stunning blogger Niamh De Brun in Adare Manor wedding
The happy couple, who got engaged back in the spring of 2019, said 'I do' in front of the close friends and family, including some of TJ's Kilkenny teammates, in incredible style
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Kilkenny hurler TJ Reid has married stunning blogger Niamh De Brun in a fabulous wedding.
The couple tied the knot in the opulent surroundings of Adare Manor, in Niamh's native county of Limerick.
The happy couple, who got engaged back in the spring of 2019, said 'I do' in front of their close friends and family, including some of TJ's Kilkenny teammates.
Spotted on the day were Richie Hogan, Ger Aylward, Conor Fogarty and Walter Walsh. Colin Fennelly and his girlfriend Aliyah also attended the couple's special day.
Blogger Niamh looked simply stunning wearing an elegant white gown with sheer sleeves and lace detailing, while TJ looked sharpish in a smart black tuxedo.
Sharing a beautiful picture on Instagram, the social media star wrote: "My husband and I," accompanied by a love heart emoji.
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This special day comes after they were forced to postpone their wedding for the second time.
They were initially due to tie the knot in December 2020 before moving the date to spring 2021. However, that date had to be pushed out once again due to the coronavirus pandemic restrictions in Ireland at the time.
At the time, Niamh said: "We have postponed our wedding, roll on February 2021.
"It will be perfect whenever it happens."
Niamh De Brun and TJ Reid have tied the knot (Image: Instagram)
TJ paid a visit to the famous Cheltenham Racecourse on the edge of the Cotswolds in the county of Gloucestershire for his stag party earlier this month.
He partied alongside some well known GAA stars including Richie Hogan, Padraig Walsh, Eoin Cody, Paul Murphy, Adrian Mullen and Joey Holden for the fun weekend in England.
The party came just one week after Ballyhale Shamrocks made it four in a row in the Kilkenny Senior Hurling Championship following a 3-19 to 3-15 comeback win over O'Loughlin Gaels in Nowlan Park.
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Full gallery of images as Kilkenny hurlers join TJ Reid at his wedding to Niamh De Brun in Limerick
Two weeks previously, Niamh enjoyed her hen party surrounded by her close pals in Killarney as they dressed up for a Halloween themed event.
Revealing the details of their engagement in Cork, where they had their first date, TJ previously told RSVP Magazine: "I wanted to bring her back to where we first met in Cobh, so I started planning how I would get her there before a weekend away we had planned in Killarney and Dingle.
"We said we would go to her favourite restaurant in Cork which is Roosters Piri-Piri, and she agreed straight away.
"We stayed at Fota Island Resort back in February and we didn't get a chance to go to the zoo. Niamh said no at first, but I managed to convince her to come. However, it was closed when we got there."
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The All-star added: "It is tradition to ring the bride's father before proposing. I was under pressure because it was a Wednesday. I had to get the ring first, I had interviews in the gym and I was trying to get through to Niamh's father.
"He is a lecturer in Mary Immaculate College in Limerick and I couldn't get through to him – I rang him five times. I had to take my phone off Bluetooth on the way down just in case his name came up on the screen.
"He said 'Of course' when I asked him. I had the ring in my pocket and I walked over and got down on my knee and asked Niamh to marry me."
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Ravens waive DT Daylon Mack, a 2019 draft pick; rookie punter Dom Maggio (Boys' Latin) also cut
By Jonas Shaffer
The Ravens have waived Daylon Mack, the team announced Saturday, parting ways with the second-year defensive tackle in a surprise move that raises concerns about the team's depth up front.
Undrafted rookie punter Dom Maggio (Boys' Latin) was also waived, ensuring that the Ravens' roster size will be in accordance with the NFL's 2020 limit before football activities start Monday in Owings Mills.
Mack, a fifth-round pick out of Texas A&M, played in just one game as a rookie before being placed on the injured reserve (knee) in November. He reported to training camp Monday and was expected to contend for snaps behind starting nose tackle Brandon Williams. Now Justin Ellis, who played in four games last season after signing with the Ravens in November, is the likely backup.
With the departure of Michael Pierce, who signed a three-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings this offseason before opting out of the 2020 season because of medical concerns, the Ravens will rely heavily on the 31-year-old Williams to plug the middle of opposing lines. Williams missed two games last season with a knee injury, and Ellis dealt with foot and knee injuries over the past two seasons.
Undrafted rookie Aaron Crawford, a solid run stopper at North Carolina, could contend for a roster spot, though he played at under 300 pounds in college. Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta also could address his interior defensive line with a free-agent acquisition.
Mack's release marks the latest setback for a franchise that has struggled of late to draft and develop impact defensive linemen. Since 2015, the Ravens have drafted eight players at the position: Carl Davis (third round), Bronson Kaufusi (third), Willie Henry (fourth), Chris Wormley (third), Zach Sieler (seventh), Mack, and 2020 selections Justin Madubuike (third) and Broderick Washington (fifth). Only the rookies remain in Baltimore.
Maggio, a Monkton native, earned second-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors last season at Wake Forest, where he averaged 46.8 yards per punt. His release leaves the Ravens with just one kicker and punter on their roster: Justin Tucker and Sam Koch, respectively.
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Chris the Story Reading Ape shares a very useful checklist on things you should know about the character your have created.
These are what I would consider to be the most basic, bare-bones questions of character creation.
What would completely break your character?
What was the best thing in your character's life?
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Ana Ivanovic on How Her Ponytail Stays Intact Through an Intense Tennis Match
By Marianne Mychaskiw Updated Aug 26, 2015 @ 5:30 pm
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With the U.S. Open officially kicking off on Monday, tennis superstar Ana Ivanovic is certainly than prepared for the big event. "It's always been my dream to compete," the star told us at a press event for Shiseido's Wet Force Suncare range, of which she is the face. "When I started playing tennis, I just loved the game, so it wasn't about fame or money or anything like this. I didn't realize that came with the role, but I'm really looking forward for Monday to start." Of course, she also has the beauty bases covered—next to the brand's sweat-resistant sunscreen, Ivanovic credits an ample amount of hairspray, a reliable ponytail, and her plaiting skills as essentials to her game. Considering that she's able to move quickly as her updo stays intact, we figure she has the method down. "I have to braid my hair, because when I'm jumping and hitting, it gets really tied up and I can't brush it out afterwards. It also prevents my hair from going into my eyes," says the athlete. "You'd be surprised at how many times I'd hit the ball, and the hair would go straight into my eyes. That's why even when I play indoors, I wear a visor, because it stops that, and I'll apply a lot of gel and hairspray to keep it tight." If only the technique scored as well for our own (less-intense) workouts...
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Hair and skin care aside, a strict fitness regimen is obviously a key element. "I warm up on the treadmill for about 5 minutes in bursts of intervals for 5 to 10 seconds at a time just to get my body moving, then I'll stretch," she says of her pre-game warm-up routine. "Maybe 5 or 10 minutes before going on the court, I'll do some fast feet movements or sprint, but the only problem with that is sometimes after you finish warming up, you wait to get on the court and you end up cooling down a little. It's not always ideal, but that's why I wait until the very last moment to do all of this." Though she'll indulge in the occasional burger or pizza in her downtime, her off-season training does more than make up for it. "This is where people get it all wrong! They're like, this is your off-season, now this is where you can relax, but it's the worst time to do that," she adds. "All we see is gym, tennis court, and bed. It's the most intense because after you have two weeks off, you have to slowly start building all of it back, so I do lots of weights, long and short distance sprinting and running, then lots of tennis and drilling."
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Deb's Cup of Tea: Get Outta Here!
Ace Hardware, last week, started a celebration of their 90th year in business. I perused the sale flyer and found a few things I use for very good prices. I am set now, for a year, a year!, in furnace filters. But one thing caught my eye that I had to have.
That, my friends, is a brand spankin' new garbage can, in dark forest green. Plus, look. It has a lid that actually closes. As my friend, Jon, said when I told him I was going to get a can in something other than black, "Get outta here!"
Why is this important? Well, for years now, I've used this set up.
Last year, I assume it was raccoons that ate through the top of the lid. This kind of can isn't made anymore so finding a lid that will work with the "locking" part of the handles has been futile. I'm rather used to timing the tossing of the garbage to coincide with garbage day or stacking bags of used kitty litter on top of the garbage bag only to find that didn't deter the raccoons and I have garbage to clean up in the back yard.
The old can's locking lid was nice, in theory, but the raccoons figured out that all they had to do was get on top of the can and lean on the handles and the lid could be popped off. I have no illusions that the new lid, which snaps on with a very satisfying "click", will be any less easy to open. I was looking for something that the wind couldn't snap the top off and then scatter the contents.
The new can doesn't have wheels which will be interesting come winter, when I have to drag it down the drive. The old can is going to be used for yard waste now, occasionally garbage if I'm really cleaning.
I realize it's kind of silly to get excited about a garbage can, but I am. It's going to make life a bit easier. What can you say that cost $12 that's made your life easier? And it's green.


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The Agri-Food & Biosciences Institute (AFBI) carries out high technology research and development, statutory, analytical, and diagnostic testing functions for DAERA and other Government departments, public bodies and commercial companies. AFBI is forging new partnerships with other scientific institutes and research organisations and extending the range of services it offers. This enables AFBI's unique breadth of scientific capabilities in the areas of agriculture, animal health, food, environment and biosciences to be offered to a wider prospective national and international customer base.
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AFBI have developed and maintain oceanographic and environmental monitoring programmes throughout the region, with activities and key time-series adopted as sentinel indicator sites for UK MSFD policy reporting. AFBI are founder members of the collaborative UK-IMON initiative and work on the steering committee to ensure integrated monitoring across the wider UK and Irish region. Amongst its portfolio of fisheries research and monitoring, AFBI carries out sea trout and salmon research, undertakes research to assist with the designation of Marine Protected Areas, and maintains a significant number of domestic and international collaborations to ensure the highest standard of marine environmental research.


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St Brendan's Primary School - Ganmain
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History of St Brendan's Primary School, Ganmain
The Presentation Sisters founded St. Brendan's school in 1906. Classes were conducted in the original Church building. In 1931 a new brick building was opened with additions to this in 1967. A secondary department was added and continued until 1969, when owing to insufficient enrolment it was closed. Throughout the years there has been an active interest taken by the parents in work at the school. The Sisters maintained a presence in the school until the end of 1986. Without their dedication and commitment, the school would not be what it is today. Our school continues in the fine tradition laid down for us by the Sisters. In 1988 the Dominican Sisters took up residence in the convent and remained involved in the school until 2002.
2006 marked the 100 year anniversary of the opening of St Brendan's School. A weekend of celebrations took place during October.
Copyright St Brendan's Primary School Ganmain 2014. All Rights Reserved


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Fans of the 1968 independent horror movie, "Night of the Living Dead, " might not know that the sound effects and music heard in the film were mixed and recorded on audio equipment used by Hardman Eastman Studios in Pittsburgh.
That year, studio owner Karl Hardman helped produce and later starred in the cult classic alongside Marilyn Eastman, another owner of the Hardman Eastman Studios.
For the movie's sound effects, the studio turned to the "showboat," a broadcast console with three turntables, several microphones and earphones along with mixing equipment such as an audio compressor and a reel-to-reel tape machine. Built in 1965 by Bell Laboratories, the "showboat" earned its nickname from engineers who manufactured the console and from producers, actors and writers who used the equipment to entertain their listeners. Collections Advancement Project Curator Carol Buck nominated the "showboat" as this week's Pennsylvania Treasure.
Other items in the Hardman Eastman collection used for sound effects in the production of radio shows at the studio are a door, glockenspiel, washboard and sleigh bells.
In 1966, Hardman Eastman Studios used the "showboat" console to create and broadcast the morning comedy program, "The Teahouse with Jason Flake" on WTAE in Pittsburgh. Two of the talents behind the show were studio owners Hardman and Eastman. Hardman Eastman Studio continued using the "showboat" for numerous productions until it was retired in 1974.


Straight outta the farmer's market, yo. It's my new obsession: green garlic.
The return of spring, for me, always brings with it an obsession with bright green—the color hardest to come by in the dead of winter, which is when I'm always dreaming of tender shoots and leaves. Green garlic is always a welcome surprise at my farmer's market, and when it begins to show up around springtime (it will stick around through early summer, too), I like to make this vibrant green-as-green-can-be soup to highlight the color & grassy flavor of the season. This particular soup gets its verdant hue from not only green garlic and zucchini, but also a hefty dose of fresh basil and parsley, as well.
It's almost supernaturally creamy (considering it doesn't have a drop of dairy in it), for two reasons: the mild taste & wonderfully smooth texture of pureed zucchini, and the magic that happens when soaked raw cashews are blended into a rich, very cream-like puree. This is the perfect soup to hit all those 'luxury craving' sensors in your brain without weighing you down with overindulgence, and it's an ideal spring or early summer dinner meal.
Slice green garlic (crosswise, across the bulb) into ¼" sections, including the darker green tops. Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a large, heavy-bottomed pot over medium high heat, add the white and pale green slices of garlic (save the darker green slices for the moment, you'll add them later so they don't burn) and cook for 5 minutes, stirring with a wooden spoon. Add zucchini and the sliced green tops of the garlic, continue to stir as you cook for 5 more minutes, allowing everything to soften. Add stock, basil and parsley, reduce heat slightly to medium low, cover and simmer for 30 minutes. While soup is simmering, make the creamy cashew puree and parsley oil.
Heat a pot of water to boiling, drop 1 whole bunch of parsley into it and blanch for 10 seconds. Remove quickly and shock with cold running water (or an ice bath) to stop cooking; parsley should be bright green and lovely. Dry well and place in blender with ½ cup olive oil, blend to a fine puree. Strain through cheesecloth or a fine mesh strainer, save the resulting bright green oil for garnishing.
Drain soaked cashews and rinse well. Place in food processor or high-powered blender, blend until creamy and smooth. After 30 minutes, add to pot and continue to blend the entire soup mixture (you can do this is batches in your blender, or an immersion 'stick' blender is great for this) until smooth. Taste soup, add salt & pepper to preference. Serve warm, garnished with a freeform swirl of parsley oil.
Chive blossoms are one of those spring specialties I spend the entire rest of the year looking forward to finding at the farmer's market or in a friend's garden. The round, puffed clusters of delicate lavender blossoms nodding at the ends of comically long thin stems like cartoon flowers are almost their own reward just for their goofy beauty….but then there's the flavor. Delicately onion-like, a little floral, just garden perfection. Chive blossoms are like nothing else, and that's reason enough to look forward to them all year.
I always make chive blossom-steeped vinegar and sprinkle the little lavender blooms on my salads, but a tartine of chive blossom compound butter with a thin layer of another spring favorite, juicy fresh radish slices, is my absolute favorite way to consume this treat. A tartine is nothing more than a slice of good bread all gussied up French-style, with something delicious spread on it—it doesn't need to be anything more than that, and this chive blossom butter is certainly excellent on its own. But the addition of thinly sliced radishes at the peak of their spring perfection, adds an element of crunch and faintly peppery bite that really completes this humble little snack in an elegant way.
Let butter soften to room temperature in a bowl. Carefully rinse chive blossom heads and shake loose any garden grit, then gently blot them dry. Remove the tiny blossoms from the head and sprinkle them over the butter along with the basil, folding them in with a spoon or spatula as you do. Add honey, salt and pepper, check taste and adjust as needed. Extra compound butter can be re-formed into a stick shape, twisted up tightly in plastic wrap and saved in the refrigerator for easy slicing (use within a week for the best results).
To assemble, spread chive blossom butter on a slice of rustic bread, arrange as many thinly sliced radishes as you like on top, and maybe a tiny sprig of basil for color. Here's to spring!


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Residents need to be equipped to sustain themselves for about seven days after an earthquake and be prepared for a lot of changes. (Devon Bidal/News Staff)
Be Prepared: After the "Big One," will your family be ready?
What happens after you drop, cover and hold on?
This is part four of a special eight-part report done by Black Press Media on emergency preparedness in Greater Victoria. Find the series online at vicnews.com/tag/greater-victoria-emergency-preparedness.
Due to the looming threat of the 'Big One,' B.C. residents are taught from a young age how to conduct themselves during an earthquake.
We're taught what to do during an earthquake but what happens after?
There are three different types of earthquakes that could affect the west coast of North America, explained John Cassidy, an earthquake seismologist at National Resources Canada.
A crustal earthquake in the North American tectonic plate would rank at about a magnitude 7 and would cause localized damage. These quakes are more shallow and cause the most shaking. Aftershocks could be expected in the weeks and months after.
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An offshore subduction earthquake, usually magnitude 9, is rarer but would cause the most damage, the whole west coast of North America would be affected. Landslides and tsunamis would occur and aftershocks could last up to a year.
These quakes haven't been seen on the west coast of North America in modern times, Cassidy said, but seismologists have learned from similar earthquakes in other parts of the world.
An earthquake in the ocean plate could also occur, but it would cause less damage.
"They're all different, they've all happened before and they'll all happen again," Cassidy added.
It's important to be aware of what can be expected afterwards and that includes aftershocks for up to one year after the initial earthquake. Cassidy emphasized the same "drop, cover and hold on" rule applies for aftershocks as they'll be indistinguishable from an earthquake and can cause similar damage. Buildings may weaken with the continued shaking and landslides may be triggered causing floods and water contamination across Greater Victoria.
The landscape will look very different after anything over magnitude 7, Cassidy noted, and the changes can last centuries.
The rehabilitation period after a big earthquake is called the recovery phase, said Maegan Thompson of Saanich's emergency program.
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One of the most important things to do in the days and weeks after an earthquake, or any emergency, is to check social media regularly and local media (such as the Victoria News) for important information from city officials, Thompson explained.
There are many unknowns – driving may be unsafe, transportation may be shut down and most utilities can be expected to be interrupted. Residents need to be able to sustain themselves for about seven days without services.
Routines are expected to change after a big earthquake, but Thompson emphasized the importance of getting kids back to school. This way, parents can go to work and help their community. All jobs are important, she noted. First responders and residents tasked with restoration will need contributions from others in the community so they can focus on their work.
Getting prepared for an emergency can feel daunting, but it will ensure you and your family stay safe and comfortable in any situation, Thompson explained.
Pick up your Be Ready guide at Black Press newspaper offices or find it online at vicnews.com/e-editions.
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Q: How to write complexity classes in LaTeX? I would like to write the complexity classes P, NP, NP-complete and NP-hard in LaTex with the mathematical format as follows:

A: The answer is:
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STERIS Corp. buys Northborough building for $6.9 million
Jonathan Phelps @JPhelps_MW
STERIS will go before the Zoning Board of Appeals at 7 p.m. Tuesday to seek a variance to construct 26,000-square-foot addition at the 425 Whitney St. property.
NORTHBOROUGH — STERIS Corp., a medical device company with a building on Whitney Street, bought a warehouse a few doors away for $6.9 million to expand its local operations.
In March, the company announced it would expand its radiation-processing capacity at sites around the world over the next two years, including Northborough, which operates under subsidiary STERIS Applied Sterilization Technologies.
The company, which has a facility at 435 Whitney St., offers contract sterilization and laboratory testing services to medical device, pharmaceutical, consumer and industrial businesses, according to its website. The sale the building at 425 Whitney St. closed on July 12.
STERIS will go before the Zoning Board of Appeals at 7 p.m. Tuesday to seek a variance to construct 26,000-square-foot addition at the 425 Whitney St. property, which previously housed Metrie Interior Mouldings and Doors. Metrie moved to a larger space at 301 Bartlett St.
The expanded building is proposed to be built 20 feet from the side property line, so the company needs a variance of 80 feet of a 100 foot required setback when an industrial property is adjacent to a residential zoning district. The variance is needed both for the shape of the lot and soil conditions, according to the application.
"The applicant intends to improve the property for its medical products warehouse, sterilization and distribution operations," the application reads. "The applicant's proposed redevelopment of the property represents a significant expansion of the applicant's existing operations located at 435 Whitney St. in Northborough (which will continue to operate)."
The company says the request will not be of "substantial detriment" to neighbors because the land is separated by an aqueduct corridor owned by the state Department of Conservation and Recreation and railroad tracks.
"While the rail line and the aqueduct are located in the RB Zoning District, these land areas are not used for residential purposes. These land areas separating the applicant's Property from the residential uses include wooded areas," the application reads.
The nearest home is 268 feet away, according to the application.
Other expansions will take place in California, Illinois and The Netherlands.
"Increased demand in medical device manufacturing has accelerated our plans for global expansion," a press release reads. "The addition of multiple radiation-processing facilities throughout our global network allows us to support customers with both routine services and processing redundancy."
Jonathan Phelps writes about business, development and real estate for the Daily News. He can be reached at 508-626-4338 or jphelps@wickedlocal.com. Follow him on Twitter @JPhelps_MW.


OK, I don't want to prematurely start celebrating…but I'm thinking (I'm praying) that my running is almost back to normal. Obviously trying not to jinx this!!
I went to my running school session last night and I was quite nervous. But I did loads of tough speed intervals on the treadmill while trying to maintain a good form…with no pain. This involved a lot of shouting from the coach "hips forward!", "relax that foot"…that kind of thing. We did speed intervals, high incline intervals, high incline with speed…jeeze it was HARD. I almost fell off towards the end!
Then he got me running on the treadmill backwards. Yes, backwards. Apparently this works a load of different muscles. I have no idea to be honest, I was just concentrating on not falling off.
Then we did lots of stability work. This involved one legged squats on one of those wobbly disk things (technical term there), lunges, core work, bridges… My legs felt fully abused by the end.
But, no pain. And when I got home, I foam rolled, stretched and iced…no pain.
But I'm not going to get ahead of myself. I'm going to see how Parkrun goes tomorrow. I have absolutely no goals. Just run, see how it feels. Don't blast it, just run it. Sounds so simple, right?
I'm not even going to talk about Sunday. One day at a time.
As I mentioned, this week was gently getting back into things. And I'm fairly happy I did this.
For the moment I'm not doing Spin as I was worried it was putting pressure on my knee (all that standing up and sprinting). So I did 2 minutes easy, 1 minute speed, 30 seconds sprint on the recumbent bike (less pressure on hips and knees) for 35 minutes. Then the rower for 10 minutes.
I hope to get back into spin soon though as I do love it. Sort of?
Sunday: I hope to do a long run but I'm not setting any targets for fear I will be quickly smited down by the big Running God in the sky for being too ambitious.
I have started to feel less sick about the marathon…though obviously anything could happen in the next four weeks (FOUR WEEKS!) and let's be honest I wouldn't be surprised at all if my world comes crumbling down once again with another injury or reoccurrence of a niggle. Ahh the joys of running.
What are you up to this weekend? I'm working (from home) tomorrow. Joy. But I do have friends over in the evening for a Mexican evening (helloooo guacamole).
How do you exercise when you're taking things easy? I do less intense workouts. I try to workout for just as long, but at an 'easier' level.
What gym equipment is your favourite? I love the rower. It's the rhythm I think.
I just like the rhythm of rowing, I don't know why hehe.
That's great news! No jinxing here. *Criss cross applesauce* There. You're all good now.
Such good news that you are feeling better- especially after a tough sounding running session- running backwards would terrify me (on a treadmill)- I am so worried about falling off treadmills when I run forwards!
I just heard your comment on the film podcast! Knew it was you because of the Cheddar gorge half marathon comment! woo! That has distracted me and made me rather excited.
Really good news! Keeping fingers crossed for you! Running backwards on a treadmill slightly terrifies me ha! I'm off to Write this Run this weekend, looking forward to it. Have a great one!
Running backwards scared the hell out of me – I made him do it first to prove he wasn't joking haha.
Color me crazy, but I love running backwards on the treadmill, even side shuffling is fun for me, but then again, anything to avoid just flat out running. lol So glad that you are doing better! Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
Wow I love that you do this!! I didn't think people actually ran backwards, or any way but forwards, on the treadmill!
I have heard that running backwards is great for you! I just tried it myself in an interval workout recently and it was a little weird but I could definitely see how it works different muscles.
I don't think I'll be doing it regularly at the gym though! Maybe outside…in the dark…when no one's around hehe.
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That's really good news! Hope you are completely fit now.


text:
from unittest import mock

import pytest

import great_expectations.exceptions as ge_exceptions
from great_expectations import DataContext
from tests.core.usage_statistics.util import (
    usage_stats_exceptions_exist,
    usage_stats_invalid_messages_exist,
)

"""This module is for tests related to ensuring that test_yaml_config() emits the correct usage stats messages. Many of the tests for usage stats messages are implemented in other tests, noted below in the checklist"""

# Test usage stats for test_yaml_config
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_substitution_error
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_yaml_parse_error
# See test_data_context_test_yaml_config.test_config_with_yaml_error()
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_store_type
# See test_data_context_test_yaml_config.test_expectations_store_with_filesystem_store_backend()
# - [NA] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_datasource_type_v2
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_datasource_type_v3
# See test_data_context_test_yaml_config.test_datasource_config()
# and test_golden_path_sql_datasource_configuration() etc.
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_checkpoint_type
# See tests.checkpoint.test_checkpoint.test_basic_checkpoint_config_validation(), etc
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_data_connector
# See individual data connector tests e.g. tests.datasource.data_connector.test_configured_asset_filesystem_data_connector.test_instantiation_from_a_config(), etc.
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_custom_type
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_custom_type_not_ge_subclass
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_custom_config_class_name_not_provided
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_simple_sqlalchemy_datasource_subclass
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_class_name_not_provided
# - [x] test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_v2_api_custom_datasource
# See test_datasource_anonymizer.test_anonymize_datasource_info_v2_api_custom_subclass

@mock.patch(
    "great_expectations.core.usage_statistics.usage_statistics.UsageStatisticsHandler.emit"
)
def test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_substitution_error(
    mock_emit, caplog, empty_data_context_stats_enabled
):
    with pytest.raises(ge_exceptions.MissingConfigVariableError):
        _ = empty_data_context_stats_enabled.test_yaml_config(
            yaml_config="""
module_name: great_expectations.data_context.store.expectations_store
class_name: ExpectationsStore
store_backend:
    module_name: "great_expectations.data_context.store.store_backend"
    class_name: InMemoryStoreBackend
    error_on_substitution: $IDONTEXIST
    """
        )
    assert mock_emit.call_count == 1
    assert mock_emit.call_args_list == [
        mock.call(
            {
                "event": "data_context.test_yaml_config",
                "event_payload": {"diagnostic_info": ["__substitution_error__"]},
                "success": False,
            }
        ),
    ]

    # Confirm that logs do not contain any exceptions or invalid messages
    assert not usage_stats_exceptions_exist(messages=caplog.messages)
    assert not usage_stats_invalid_messages_exist(messages=caplog.messages)

@mock.patch(
    "great_expectations.core.usage_statistics.usage_statistics.UsageStatisticsHandler.emit"
)
def test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_custom_type(
    mock_emit, caplog, empty_data_context_stats_enabled
):
    """
    What does this test and why?
    We should be able to discern the GE parent class for a custom type and construct
    a useful usage stats event message.
    """
    data_context: DataContext = empty_data_context_stats_enabled
    _ = data_context.test_yaml_config(
        yaml_config="""
module_name: tests.data_context.fixtures.plugins
class_name: MyCustomExpectationsStore
store_backend:
    module_name: great_expectations.data_context.store.store_backend
    class_name: InMemoryStoreBackend
"""
    )
    assert mock_emit.call_count == 1
    # Substitute anonymized name & class since it changes for each run
    anonymized_name = mock_emit.call_args_list[0][0][0]["event_payload"][
        "anonymized_name"
    ]
    anonymized_class = mock_emit.call_args_list[0][0][0]["event_payload"][
        "anonymized_class"
    ]
    assert mock_emit.call_args_list == [
        mock.call(
            {
                "event": "data_context.test_yaml_config",
                "event_payload": {
                    "anonymized_name": anonymized_name,
                    "parent_class": "ExpectationsStore",
                    "anonymized_class": anonymized_class,
                    "anonymized_store_backend": {
                        "parent_class": "InMemoryStoreBackend"
                    },
                },
                "success": True,
            }
        ),
    ]

    # Confirm that logs do not contain any exceptions or invalid messages
    assert not usage_stats_exceptions_exist(messages=caplog.messages)
    assert not usage_stats_invalid_messages_exist(messages=caplog.messages)

@mock.patch(
    "great_expectations.core.usage_statistics.usage_statistics.UsageStatisticsHandler.emit"
)
def test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_class_name_not_provided(
    mock_emit, caplog, empty_data_context_stats_enabled
):
    """
    What does this test and why?
    If a class_name is not provided, and we have run into an error state in test_yaml_config() (likely because of the missing class_name) then we should report descriptive diagnostic info.
    """
    with pytest.raises(Exception):
        # noinspection PyUnusedLocal
        my_expectation_store = empty_data_context_stats_enabled.test_yaml_config(
            yaml_config="""
module_name: great_expectations.data_context.store.expectations_store

    """
        )
    assert mock_emit.call_count == 1
    assert mock_emit.call_args_list == [
        mock.call(
            {
                "event": "data_context.test_yaml_config",
                "event_payload": {"diagnostic_info": ["__class_name_not_provided__"]},
                "success": False,
            }
        ),
    ]

    # Confirm that logs do not contain any exceptions or invalid messages
    assert not usage_stats_exceptions_exist(messages=caplog.messages)
    assert not usage_stats_invalid_messages_exist(messages=caplog.messages)

@mock.patch(
    "great_expectations.core.usage_statistics.usage_statistics.UsageStatisticsHandler.emit"
)
def test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_custom_config_class_name_not_provided(
    mock_emit, caplog, empty_data_context_stats_enabled
):
    """
    What does this test and why?
    If a class_name is not provided, and we have run into an error state in test_yaml_config() (likely because of the missing class_name) then we should report descriptive diagnostic info.
    This should be the case even if we are passing in a custom config.
    """
    data_context: DataContext = empty_data_context_stats_enabled
    with pytest.raises(Exception):
        _ = data_context.test_yaml_config(
            yaml_config="""
module_name: tests.data_context.fixtures.plugins.my_custom_expectations_store
store_backend:
    module_name: great_expectations.data_context.store.store_backend
    class_name: InMemoryStoreBackend
"""
        )
    assert mock_emit.call_count == 1
    assert mock_emit.call_args_list == [
        mock.call(
            {
                "event": "data_context.test_yaml_config",
                "event_payload": {
                    "diagnostic_info": ["__class_name_not_provided__"],
                },
                "success": False,
            }
        ),
    ]

    # Confirm that logs do not contain any exceptions or invalid messages
    assert not usage_stats_exceptions_exist(messages=caplog.messages)
    assert not usage_stats_invalid_messages_exist(messages=caplog.messages)

@mock.patch(
    "great_expectations.core.usage_statistics.usage_statistics.UsageStatisticsHandler.emit"
)
def test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_custom_type_not_ge_subclass(
    mock_emit, caplog, empty_data_context_stats_enabled
):
    """
    What does this test and why?
    We should be able to discern the GE parent class for a custom type and construct
    a useful usage stats event message.
    """
    data_context: DataContext = empty_data_context_stats_enabled
    _ = data_context.test_yaml_config(
        yaml_config="""
module_name: tests.data_context.fixtures.plugins
class_name: MyCustomNonCoreGeClass
"""
    )
    assert mock_emit.call_count == 1
    assert mock_emit.call_args_list == [
        mock.call(
            {
                "event": "data_context.test_yaml_config",
                "event_payload": {
                    "diagnostic_info": ["__custom_subclass_not_core_ge__"]
                },
                "success": True,
            }
        ),
    ]

    # Confirm that logs do not contain any exceptions or invalid messages
    assert not usage_stats_exceptions_exist(messages=caplog.messages)
    assert not usage_stats_invalid_messages_exist(messages=caplog.messages)

@mock.patch(
    "great_expectations.core.usage_statistics.usage_statistics.UsageStatisticsHandler.emit"
)
def test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_simple_sqlalchemy_datasource_subclass(
    mock_emit, caplog, sa, test_backends, empty_data_context_stats_enabled
):
    """
    What does this test and why?
    We should be able to discern the GE parent class for a custom type and construct
    a useful usage stats event message. This should be true for SimpleSqlalchemyDatasources.
    """

    if "postgresql" not in test_backends:
        pytest.skip(
            "test_test_yaml_config_usage_stats_simple_sqlalchemy_datasource_subclass requires postgresql"
        )

    data_context: DataContext = empty_data_context_stats_enabled
    _ = data_context.test_yaml_config(
        yaml_config="""
module_name: tests.data_context.fixtures.plugins.my_custom_simple_sqlalchemy_datasource_class
class_name: MyCustomSimpleSqlalchemyDatasource
name: some_name
introspection:
  whole_table:
    data_asset_name_suffix: __whole_table
credentials:
  drivername: postgresql
  host: localhost
  port: '5432'
  username: postgres
  password: ''
  database: postgres
"""
    )
    assert mock_emit.call_count == 1
    # Substitute anonymized name & class since it changes for each run
    anonymized_name = mock_emit.call_args_list[0][0][0]["event_payload"][
        "anonymized_name"
    ]
    anonymized_class = mock_emit.call_args_list[0][0][0]["event_payload"][
        "anonymized_class"
    ]
    anonymized_data_connector_name = mock_emit.call_args_list[0][0][0]["event_payload"][
        "anonymized_data_connectors"
    ][0]["anonymized_name"]
    assert mock_emit.call_args_list == [
        mock.call(
            {
                "event": "data_context.test_yaml_config",
                "event_payload": {
                    "anonymized_name": anonymized_name,
                    "parent_class": "SimpleSqlalchemyDatasource",
                    "anonymized_class": anonymized_class,
                    "anonymized_execution_engine": {
                        "parent_class": "SqlAlchemyExecutionEngine"
                    },
                    "anonymized_data_connectors": [
                        {
                            "anonymized_name": anonymized_data_connector_name,
                            "parent_class": "InferredAssetSqlDataConnector",
                        }
                    ],
                },
                "success": True,
            }
        ),
    ]

    # Confirm that logs do not contain any exceptions or invalid messages
    assert not usage_stats_exceptions_exist(messages=caplog.messages)
    assert not usage_stats_invalid_messages_exist(messages=caplog.messages)

@mock.patch(
    "great_expectations.core.usage_statistics.usage_statistics.UsageStatisticsHandler.emit"
)
def test_rule_based_profiler_emits_valid_usage_stats(
    mock_emit, caplog, empty_data_context_stats_enabled, test_df, tmp_path_factory
):
    context = empty_data_context_stats_enabled
    yaml_config = """
    name: my_profiler
    class_name: RuleBasedProfiler
    module_name: great_expectations.rule_based_profiler
    config_version: 1.0
    variables:
      integer_type: INTEGER
      timestamp_type: TIMESTAMP
      max_user_id: 999999999999
      min_timestamp: 2004-10-19 10:23:54
    rules:
      my_rule_for_user_ids:
        domain_builder:
          class_name: TableDomainBuilder
        expectation_configuration_builders:
          - expectation_type: expect_column_values_to_be_of_type
            class_name: DefaultExpectationConfigurationBuilder
    """
    context.test_yaml_config(
        yaml_config=yaml_config, name="my_profiler", class_name="Profiler"
    )

    # Substitute anonymized name since it changes for each run
    anonymized_name = mock_emit.call_args_list[0][0][0]["event_payload"][
        "anonymized_name"
    ]
    assert mock_emit.call_count == 1
    assert mock_emit.call_args_list == [
        mock.call(
            {
                "event": "data_context.test_yaml_config",
                "event_payload": {
                    "anonymized_name": anonymized_name,
                    "parent_class": "RuleBasedProfiler",
                },
                "success": True,
            }
        )
    ]

    # Confirm that logs do not contain any exceptions or invalid messages
    assert not usage_stats_exceptions_exist(messages=caplog.messages)
    assert not usage_stats_invalid_messages_exist(messages=caplog.messages)


As Cornwall Council leader Alec Robertson faces a vote of no-confidence today over plans to outsource £800m of public services, the proposals are looking weaker than a my-dog-ate-it excuse for missing school homework.
Ruling councillors and executives have resorted to dubious justifications for the deal as it has come under increasing scrutiny from people demanding answers to the simple question: why do it?
There might be very good reasons why Cornwall's Council and health Trusts should shove their revenue, benefits, human resources, contact centre, libraries and some frontline care services into a profit-making venture with an IT outsourcer. There might be good reason why Cornwall should take only a minority stake in the venture, even though it will use its own cheap credit lines to finance the deal.
But Cornwall hasn't given them. Its reticence does of course hide a much bigger story than the one it's giving councillors.
Since Cornwall is transferring its public resources to a private vehicle (commanded by whichever of BT or CSC wins the bid) it's going to be operating in a market where it will have to fight, dog-eat-dog for survival. But the council has not even produced a market forecast. Councillors scrutinising the deal have not been told how Cornwall thinks it might manage in competition with other local authorities that are also launching backoffice corporations.
Such forethought is more important than ever since Southwest One, a similar outsource venture in nearby Somerset, ran into serious trouble this year.
What happens when Cornwall Council Corp goes head to head with Southwest One? Might Cornwall Corp be so successful that it puts Somerset out of business?
It sounds absurd but this is the game these local authorities have got themselves into: the aggressive business of backoffice outsourcing, where prices get slashed and jobs get sent overseas. Outsourcing is one thing. Going into outsourcing is quite another.
It is the sort of world in which Cornwall Corp might crush Somerset Inc in open competition, and then celebrate when it wins the contract to do social services to the unemployed call-centre workers that subsequently flood the soup kitchens and underpasses of Yeovil.
It is a heartless world in which there is no public accountability. It is the sort of world in which some fat-cat BT executive might use the money he makes running Yeovil social services to buy a dainty little cottage overlooking the sea in St.Ives, his preferred location ever since Somerset got so full of scummy, out of work no-hopers from Southwest One.
Yet Somerset might actually turn its troubled Southwest One venture round. It might annihilate Cornwall Corp before it even gets off the ground, beating it to every contract with outsourcing councils up and down the country.
Somerset might then open an office in Truro, in a sort of corporate takeover of council services. Or it might keep all the jobs in Somerset, and manage Cornwall remotely like a digital Queen Victoria administering an overseas Empire of primitive peoples. Somerset could sell Cornwall Corp's premises off as holiday lets.
But this new market for privatised council services won't just be Somerset and Cornwall in a bloody fight to the death. Other public bodies around the country are going on the game as well.
The most glaring question, after who will reign supreme, is therefore one that the public authorities behind these ventures have been most unwilling to answer: how much business must their backoffice spin-offs generate before they become viable, so they don't end up like Southwest One.
How much business must they generate before they turn a profit? How many other councils must they do backoffice outsource deals with so they can attain these targets? How many assimilated council backoffices does it take to make a privatisation work? And how many corporate council spin-offs can the market take before it becomes saturated?
Cornwall has not even shown councillors the proposed business plans. Its Single Issue Panel, tasked especially with scrutinising the deal, is negotiating terms to see the details. They expect to be let into a locked room where they can see the documents for an allotted time but will not be permitted to make notes or take anything away.
That may explain why the deal's advocates have been able to talk it up with nonsense statements.
That's what Councillor Steve Double, portfolio holder for the Cornwall outsource, sounded like he was doing when on 26 September he wrote fellow councillors an urgent email rebuttal to points raised by critics.
Double had been put in an awkward spot by Southwest One. Somerset had intended its venture to do the backoffices for public authorities across the whole of South West England. It failed. Somerset's backoffice venture subsequently went stale. Southwest One is now said with emphasis on the second word.
Cornwall would be different, Double told his fellow councillors.
Cornwall's backoffice company was going to pitch for business from councils in London and the South East. Its horizons weren't limited to the West country. It was going into the TeleHealth business as well – the business of using a computer system to remotely administer health and social care. It had one eye on the future and one eye on national triumph.
"All of this makes the context completely different from SouthWestOne where IBM was hoped to sell services to other South West Councils," said Double.
Southwest One had in fact broadened its own horizons this year too, after it nearly went bankrupt.
It is now pitching for backoffice business from councils all over the country, like Cornwall proposes to do. It is desperate to make up nearly £60m of losses. IBM, its parent, is desperate to recover some £60m of accumulated debt and other credit lines. The competition will be tough.
It may therefore be too soon to talk of a carve up. But the TeleHealth bit of Cornwall's proposal (the shiniest bauble ever since it was tacked onto the proposal, after the council Cabinet approved the outsource in July 2011) has given Cornwall Corp a unique selling point among other privatising councils.
The plan for a Cornwall TeleHealth Corp has also lent a chimera of credence to the idea that the venture will bring jobs to Cornwall.
Robertson guaranteed it would produce 500 jobs. The jobs have not yet been guaranteed by either of the suppliers. But they will apparently be guaranteed when they do guarantee them, presumably in a manner that can be depended upon.
Cornwall TeleHealth Corp will also be a boon of special significance for its outsource supplier, no matter which of BT or CSC win the business.
This pair were responsible for the disastrous NHS records system called the National Programme for IT. They may have been slow to deliver it (five years late, it is not yet finished) but they have moved quickly now there's new public assets up for grabs.
Cornwall will give them a way to resell their NHS systems into local government. NHS health records will be allied with social security records in the Cornwall system. It will become the fulcrum of health integration with social security, as well as benefits and other public services.
Yet why Cornwall can't do TeleHealth itself, and then pay these suppliers simply to supply, is another matter to which the Single Issue Panel has not yet been privy.
Cornwall's entire NHS has got behind the scheme, including the Kernow Clinical Commissioning Group, which will take over from the existing Primary Care Trust when the coalition government's plan to "devolve" the NHS in 2013 to those privateers more commonly known with inexplicable affection as GPs.
Cornwall has also failed to communicate why it needs to give its outsource supplier a controlling 51 per cent interest in its services.
The county could use its own cheap credit lines to finance its own TeleHealth, or to restructure its own services. But Cornwall didn't attempt to develop such an idea into a proposal that could be given serious consideration alongside the outsource. Nor did it develop the other options that first made the outsource idea look less threatening when they were put alongside it on the table, briefly, in 2011.
Why indeed had Cornwall not opted to do this all in-house, asked independent councillor Mark Kaczmarek in Cornwall's Cabinet meeting in July.
Cornwall chief executive Kevin Lavery, once head of local government for BT, and a career, supply-side advocate of privatisation, said the council should put its services into a commercial venture because only a commercial venture could behave like a commercial venture. He used the proposal to justify itself on its own terms.
"An 'in-house' option would not be in a position to offer the commercial skills which a private sector partner could offer," the meeting minutes attributed to Lavery.
"As an example, a dedicated sales team already existed within both of the two potential private sector partners and it would not be a practicable option for the Authority to try and create such a sales team as it would take a significant amount of time and investment," he explained.
It was just the sort of circular nonsense you would expect but would dearly hope, when you knelt down beside your bed and prayed at night, did not really pass for thinking in the high offices of the public sector.
But it is not all so bad. A push into Kent and the South East will be just the ticket for Lavery, who had pushed Conservative transformation work at Kent and London councils early in his career, and who later managed contracts in those regions for BT. That's also where BT has its NHS contracts. And it is where Lavery now proposes to pitch his outsource joint venture with BT, or CSC if the latter wins the bid.
When Kaczmarek asked Lavery why not do it in-house, the poacher-turned-gamekeeper might have said conversely, well the outsource company has got this bloody sales team. It's surplus to requirements. Isn't it?


text:
Why Women Should Start a Business in Maryland and Even Baltimore
Women in Business Basics
Maryland Business Statistics—Women-Owned Businesses Are Booming
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By Lahle Wolfe
Maryland is a great place for women entrepreneurs to set up shop. The state ranks second in the nation for having the highest percentage of women-owned firms—about 39.5 percent of all Maryland businesses. Maryland ranks eighth in the nation for the percentage of women-owned firms with paid employees as well—20.5 percent.
The state can also boast a few other exciting entrepreneur-friendly statistics as well:
It's eighth in the percentage of Asian-owned firms as a share of all firms at 7.9 percent, and it's fifth in the percentage of Asian-owned firms with paid employees at 11.9 percent.
It's 13th in the percentage of Hispanic-owned firms as a share of all firms at 7 percent, and 11th in the percentage of Hispanic-owned firms with paid employees at 3.5 percent.
Maryland's Big on Venture Capital Deals
Maryland ranked eighth among all states in the number of venture capital deals, and 15th in the dollar value of those deals. That translates to a total of 87 venture capital deals made in Maryland resulting in over $363 million in investment funding.
Don't Give Up on Baltimore
Despite sensationalized news stories in the media depicting the community struggles Baltimore has endured, the city has been ranked the second "hottest startup city" in the U.S. by Entrepreneur magazine. Popular Mechanics has ranked Baltimore the fifth "Best Startup City in America," and the Businesswoman Power City Index says it's the top-ranked city based on the number of women-owned businesses and the gender wage gap.
There is more to Baltimore than what you see on the nightly news!
If you're planning to start a business in Maryland, you'll have to first register your business name. You'll must then register to pay taxes and obtain any necessary licenses and permits depending on the structure of your business and whether you intend to have employees.
Business Licensing Information: Licenses for many types of business can be obtained from your local Clerk of the Circuit Court. A license is generally required if you're operating a restaurant, if you're in retail sales, for laundry businesses, vending machine businesses and storage warehouses. But don't automatically assume that you don't need one just because your business doesn't fall into any of these categories. Check with the Maryland court system to be sure. .
Obtain a Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN): An EIN functions something like a Social Security number for businesses. Unless you're planning to operate as a sole proprietor, you'll need one to file your business's taxes, and you'll probably need one to open a business bank account and other financial accounts as well.
Tax Registration Information: The state's Comptroller website details tax information for Maryland business owners. You can complete Maryland's Combined Registration Application for taxes online to determine what taxes your business might be assessed.
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Governor General-To-Be-Jean Lamented Multiculturalism's "Absurdities" In April Speech
September 23, 2005: Governor General-To-Be Jean Lamented Multiculturalism's "Absurdities" In April Speech
Jean lamented multiculturalism's 'absurdities'
Policy hurts unity, governor general-to-be said in April speech
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The government's policy of multiculturalism encourages people to stay in ethnic ghettos and leads to "all sorts of absurdities," governor general-designate Micha?le Jean has said
Ms. Jean made the comments in French at a colloquium in Montreal last April, before she was named the country's next governor general. They were reported in the Canadian Jewish News.
"Citizenship means living together. … But does 'multiculturalism' really propose us living together?
"We are even given money so that we will each stay in our own separate enclosure. There's a kind of proposition of ghettoization that is there, and that is financed. Yet 'multiculturalism' is proposed as a founding model of Canada," she said at the colloquium held by the Institut de Judaisme Quebecois.
Ms. Jean went on to criticize the leaders of organizations who make their living from multiculturalism.
"It's terrible, when you think about it. My dream is that we reflect much more deeply on citizenship, on belonging, which is not a negation of where we come from or our heritage, whether we are from Abitibi or Haiti or somewhere else.
"It's not that. But what are we doing together? Right now, we are living through all kinds of absurdities surrounding this separate development. There are even values that we would profoundly like to adhere to, here in Quebec, and also in the rest of Canada, that are undermined in the name of this separate development and 'multiculturalism'."
Ms. Jean, who immigrated from Haiti as a child, will become Canada's first black governor general when she assumes her post next week.
She was appointed by Prime Minister Paul Martin on Aug. 4. She is not granting interviews before taking office.
Melanie Gruer, a spokeswoman for Mr. Martin, refused to respond to Ms. Jean's comments, saying they were made before she was selected for the position.
"I would just say it should not come as a surprise to people that she held views on public policy prior to being appointed," Ms. Gruer said.
The federal government spends about $20 million a year specifically on multiculturalism. Of that, $13 million is handed out in the form of grants and contributions to various community groups.
In 1988, Canada enshrined its policy of multiculturalism into law. While affirming the equality of all individuals, the act requires the government to "recognize and promote the understanding that multiculturalism is a fundamental characteristic of the Canadian heritage and identity." The government must also "foster the recognition and appreciation of the diverse cultures of Canadian society and promote … the evolving expression of those cultures."
Ms. Jean, who became the first black television news anchor on Radio Canada in 1995, remained one of the few black reporters working at the public broadcaster.
In her speech at the colloquium, Ms. Jean also criticized Radio Canada for failing to hire more ethnic minorities. She said that for people of different ethnic backgrounds to integrate into society, they must be able to see themselves reflected in public institutions, like public television.
"In the Radio-Canada newsroom, where I work every day, we have a sort of mezzanine where we can see everyone. I am disappointed to note that you could count on the fingers of one hand the people who are different," Ms. Jean said. "If… there is no projection of a multi-faceted, diverse, cosmopolitan, modern, dynamic society, how can young people feel that there is a place for them, that they belong to the society in which they live?"
She said it is damaging to children to be pushed into separate ethnic identities.
"Lots of kids in north Montreal don't recognize themselves anywhere. In school, they're still called 'our little Haitians,' 'our little this,' 'our little that.' They have no opportunity to be Quebecois… These kids say: I'm Haitian, I'm Latin-American. They're born here, they grow up here, they speak Quebecois … and yet, they're incapable of calling themselves Quebecois. Why? Because they don't feel it. We still call them 'the others.' These young people don't have the sense of being full-fledged citizens."
Bev Oda, the Heritage critic for the Conservative party, said she believes Ms. Jean meant that multiculturalism might potentially cause ghettoization — not that it necessarily does.
Ms. Oda said she believes that multiculturalism works well in Canada.
"Most of the grants are for cultural activities. So if you wanted your children to learn the traditional dances, or whatever, there was a place for that," said Ms. Oda, who is of Japanese heritage.
"We had different activities, community activities, but it didn't mean I was living in a ghetto. I was living in the heart of Mississauga."
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Android trojan drops in, despite Google's Bouncer
We at ESET recently discovered an interesting stealth attack on Android users, an app that is a regular game but with one interesting addition: the application was bundled with another application with the name systemdata or resourcea and that's certainly a bit fishy. Why would a regular game downloaded from the official Google Play store come with another application named systemdata? This particular application/game from Google Play Store is certainly not a system application, as the name seems intended to suggest.
The packaged application is dropped silently onto the device but has to ask the user to actually install it. The app requesting the installation is passed off as a 'Manage Settings' app. After installation, the application runs in the background as service.
ESET detects the games that install the Trojan as Android/TrojanDropper.Mapin and the Trojan itself as Android/Mapin. According to our telemetry, Android users in India are currently the most affected, with 73.58 percent of these detections observed.
It's the backdoor Trojan that takes control of your device and makes it part of a botnet under the attacker's control. The Trojan sets timers that delay the execution of the malicious payload. This is to make it less obvious that the trojanised game is responsible for the suspicious behavior. In some variants of this infiltration, at least three days must elapse before the malware achieves full Trojan functionality. It's probably this delay that enabled the TrojanDownloader to get past Google's Bouncer malware prevention system.
After that, the Trojan requests device administrator rights and starts to communicate with its remote C&C server. Android/Mapin contains multiple functionalities, such as pushing various notifications, downloading, installing and launching applications, and obtaining the user's private information, but its main purpose appears to be to display fullscreen advertisements on the infected device.
Distribution vectors: Google Play & Co.
The most interesting thing about this Android Trojan is that it was available for download from the official Google Play Store by the end of 2013 and 2014 as Hill climb racing the game, Plants vs zombies 2, Subway suffers, Traffic Racer, Temple Run 2 Zombies, and Super Hero Adventure by the developers TopGame24h, TopGameHit and SHSH. The malware was uploaded to Google Play on November 24-30, 2013 and November 22, 2014.
According to MIXRANK, Plants vs zombies 2 had over 10,000 downloads before it was pulled. On the same dates System optimizer, Zombie Tsunami, tom cat talk, Super Hero adventure, Classic brick game and the applications mentioned earlier from Google Play Store, packaged with same backdoor, were uploaded to several alternative Android markets by the same developers.
The same backdoor was also found packed with other applications uploaded by the developerPRStudio (not prStudio) on alternative Android markets with some of them referencing to the official Google Play Store. This developer uploaded at least five other Trojanized applications: Candy crush or Jewel crush, Racing rivals, Super maria journey, Zombie highway killer, Plants vs Zombies to various third-party Android markets. All these infected games are still available for download from these markets. The infected applications have been downloaded thousands of times.
Figure 1: Infected applications
Figure 2: Application gets positive feedback
Infection: Victims are asked to install the malware 24 hours after execution
There are variations in the way this malware is launched. A Trojan is dropped and the victim is asked to install it 24 hours after first execution of downloaded application. This method seems less suspicious to the user and makes him believe that the request to install an application comes from the operating system. Other Trojan versions don't wait 24 hours but start immediately. All variants are triggered after connectivity is changed, when a broadcast receiver is registered in the manifest.
Figure 3: Connectivity changed receiver
When the connection is changed, the user is prompted to install the 'system application'. The dropped malware pretends to be Google Play Update or Manage Settings.
Figure 4: Install requests by trojan
If the user chooses to cancel rather than install, then he or she will be prompted again to install every time the connection is changed. The average user will be convinced that this is some important update and at some point is likely to install it just to get rid of this notification. After that, the Trojan starts a service with its own registered broadcast receiver, waiting for another connection change.
When a connection occurs, the malware tries to register itself with Google Cloud Messages (GCM) servers before the malware can receive messages. After GCM registration Android/Mapin will register the infected device on its own server sending user name, Google account, IMEI, registration ID and its own package name.
Figure 5: Device registering to attacker's server
To keep itself from being uninstalled, the Trojan demands that the user activate the 'device administrator':
Figure 6: Device administrator
The Trojan will notify the remote server as to whether the device admin activation was successful or not. Subsequently the user gets a full screen (interstitial) ad popped up. This interstitial ad will be displayed each time connectivity changes. Those ads are delivered by misusing the legitimate AdMob SDK.
Figure 7: Interstitial ads
Communication through Google Cloud Messaging
The Trojan communicates with the server using Google Cloud Messaging (GCM). Such communication is getting more and more common in malware these days. The backdoor can respond to commands received from the server.
Figure 8: Commands
Not all of its functionality has been fully implemented, and some of the functionality that isimplemented isn't used. There is a possibility that this threat is still under development and the Trojan may be improved in the future. Its main purpose, controlled from the remote server, is to deliver aggressive advertisements to the end user while pretending to be a system application.
It can also deliver another malicious program to the user's device. It can enable or disable interstitial or banner ads, change the publisher ID for displayed ads, choose whether or not to display ads to the user, change the delay time between ads being shown, install, download and launch applications, push notifications, revoke device admin rights, change the server with which the malware communicates, and create shortcuts on the home screen to URLs that install downloaded applications. After executing each task, received using GCM, the client device will inform the remote server over HTTPS that its task has been successfully completed.
The Trojan was successfully uploaded to the Google Play Store, probably because Bouncer hadn't implemented all the relevant malware triggers, in this case for emulating a change of network connectivity. Another interesting question is why Bouncer didn't statically analyze the executable file inside the assets of the uploaded game. For that reason, the Trojan stayed undetected and was freely provided to users. The infected game "Super Hero adventure" was uploaded to the Play Store by the developer "SHSH". It's possible that more applications from this developer were uploaded to the official Google store. The Trojans were eventually pulled from the Google Play store, but were undetected for nearly a year and a half. Perhaps because of this and similar cases, Google announced that as of March 2015, all apps and updates must pass human review.
Best practice for avoiding the download of malware from the official store is to download applications from trustworthy developers and to read comments from people who are already using them. And also to consider whether the permissions that an app expects when it requests installation are justified. If something suspicious happens, consider supplying a sample to your antivirus vendor for analysis, along with your reasons for submitting.
Source:http://www.welivesecurity.com/
By: Ritesh Bhatia
In: Malware, Mobile Security
Tagged: Android, Google Play Store, Trojan


I have applied to study as an adult nurse and have received my medical form; about 15 years ago due to many things going wrong in my life I suffered from depression and am now ashamed to say attempted suicide; now I am very concerned about whether this will be a barrier to my being enrolled on the course, and advice would be most appreciated.
I'm not sure if this was affect your course, but I doubt it. My friend is doing nursing and another girl of her course has been sectioned in the past and was still allowed to take up her place.
Many thanks Molly! I kind of convinced myself what will be will be, but having survived such a horrendous time feel I would be a more empathetic nurse.
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