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COVID-19 Management Guidelines Important for Uniformity, but Not Written in Stone - Dr.H Sudarshan Ballal.
Dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, for all of us in the healthcare industry, has not only been a very challenging experience but also an enriching one. It has taught us how fallible we could be when dealing with a new disease. As is the practice in any pandemic, guidelines are issued by various scientific and regulatory bodies to help us manage the disease.
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New Vaccine Policy: Hospitals raise concerns and give suggestions - Dr H Sudarshan Ballal.
As far as the private sector is concerned we were allotted 25% of the vaccinations earlier as it is now. Vaccination is the duty of the public and private sector in controlling the surge, said Dr H Sudarshan Ballal
Date : June 9, 2021
Publication name : NDTV
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5v8z0Z50GE
Big chains cornering all vaccines: Small hospitals - Dr.H Sudarshan Ballal.
There ought to be no competitors amongst non-public hospitals. For my part there must be an equitable distribution amongst all non-public hospitals. Nevertheless, there's a restricted provider even for chain hospitals and a few of us will not be getting the overall variety of doses that we have now requested for. Because the state of affairs is dynamic and the Centre's technique for vaccination has modified many occasions, the most effective choice is to obtain it via associations like PHANA, said Dr.H Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman, Manipal Hospitals.
Publication name : The Hindu
Link: https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/karnataka/big-chains-cornering-... https://www.thehindu.com/news/...
Manipal Hospitals Expands Vaccine Portfolio With Sputnik V Pilot.
Manipal Hospitals Expands Vaccine Portfolio With Sputnik V Pilot
Publication name : Economic Times
Link: https://health.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/hospitals/manipal-hos... https://health.economictimes.i...
Manipal Hospitals says scouting for acquisitions in Eastern India, Mumbai and Kerala for pan India footprint - Mr. Dilip Jose.
We are looking at acquiring both stand-alone hospitals and regional hospital chains, said Mr. Dilip Jose, MD & CEO, Manipal Health Enterprises.
Publication name : Money Control
Link: https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/manipal-hospitals-says-scou... https://www.moneycontrol.com/n...
Free Vaccine for all: Will Center be able to deliver enough vaccine before the third wave? - Dr.H Sudarshan Ballal.
We are pretty optimistic that 50lac- 1cr people can be vaccinated in a day. Delivering the vaccination with minor modification can make it possible. Many hospital chains can easily vaccinate 50000 to 100000 a day, said Dr.H Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman, Manipal Hospitals.
Publication name : India Ahead
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sN5ho_XJuU
India had chance to push vaccines before 2nd wave but didn't use it: Manipal Hospitals chief - Dr.H Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman, Manipal Hospitals.
When Covid-19 cases were down, we had a very good opportunity to accelerate the vaccination drive. We were not able to vaccinate a large number of people, said Dr.H Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman, Manipal Hospitals.
Publication name : The Print
Link: https://theprint.in/health/india-had-chance-to-push-vaccines-before-2n... https://theprint.in/health/ind...
We plan to expand to underserved areas: Manipal Hospitals CEO: Mr.Dilip Jose, MD&CEO, Manipal Health Enterprises Pvt Ltd.
In normal circumstances, we would have expected to grow at 18-20 percent, but then with covid-19 it is difficult to predict, said Mr. Dilip Jose.
Publication name : Hindu Business Line
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Manipal Hospitals Acquires 100% Stake in Vikram Hospital.
Edition: Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai
Publication name : Business Standard
Link: https://www.business-standard.com/article/companies/manipal-group-acqu... https://www.business-standard....
Dr H Sudarshan Ballal in an authored article on The True Blue Warriors- A tribute to the Nurses & the Doctors in THE WEEK.
We are proud that despite all the hardships that the nurses and other health caregivers are facing, they are doing their best in serving the community with a smile. They need our support, gratitude and blessings. On this Nurses Day, I bow down with all humility to these noble saviours of humanity and pray for their health, safety and well being, said Dr.H Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman, Manipal Hospitals.
Date : May 26, 2021
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When a marriage is rocky, it can make both partners feel depressed. But only middle-aged women—not men—seem to have health problems associated with marital strife, such as high cholesterol, excess weight, and other factors that boost heart attack and diabetes risk, according to a study.
THURSDAY, March 5, 2009 (Health.com) — When a marriage is rocky, it can make both partners feel depressed. But only middle-aged women—not men—seem to have health problems associated with marital strife, such as high blood pressure, excess belly fat, and other factors that boost risks for heart attack and diabetes, according to a study being presented Thursday at the American Psychosomatic Society meeting in Chicago.
"I think we've got to get used to the fact that a toxic relationship is toxic to your whole health," says cardiologist Nieca Goldberg, MD, medical director of New York University's Women's Heart Program.
In the study, University of Utah researchers looked at 276 couples to see if depression was the real reason poor marriages have been found to be harmful to health. The couples were middle-aged or older Utah residents who were mostly married for a long time—on average more than 27 years; they ranged in age from 32 to 76.
The researchers found that bad relationships were bad for health—for women at least. Women in troubled relationships were more likely than other women to be depressed. Plus, they were more likely to have metabolic syndrome, a cluster of risk factors including elevated blood pressure, high triglycerides, low levels of HDL (good) cholesterol, abdominal obesity, and elevated blood sugar—all basically steps on the road to heart attack or diabetes.
Although the researchers didn't specifically ask the subjects about religion, many Utah residents are Mormons, who may be less likely than people in other religious groups to get divorced, says Henry. "Because we have this really traditional value of marriages here in this state, in this area, then I think we have surveyed couples that are staying together no matter what," she says.
The researchers analyzed several aspects of the participants' relationships—looking at levels of conflict, disagreement, and hostility. They found that 27 percent of the wives and 22 percent of the husbands were unsatisfied with their marriages, says Henry, who is also a psychology intern at the Salt Lake City VA Medical Center.
Dr. Goldberg agrees. She says doctors should look at all aspects of a patient's life when trying to help them overcome health problems. "As studies like this emerge, the medical community can no longer amputate the head from the rest of the body," says Dr. Goldberg, who was not involved in the new research.
Next page: Why are anger and hostility harmful to health?
She adds that anger and hostility in a marriage can increase stress hormones, which are associated with insulin resistance, ultimately leading to higher blood sugar and greater risks of diabetes and heart disease. "There have been studies that show that if a marriage is stressful, not a good relationship, those women have higher rates of heart attack," says Dr. Goldberg.
Dr. Goldberg says there are number of things people can do if they are feeling the stress or strain of a marriage—or life itself. "The things that lead to emotional health and lower levels of heart disease are being in a supportive environment and learning how to delegate: you can't have a to-do list with 20 things on it if you can only do five," says Dr. Goldberg, who is the author of Dr. Nieca Goldberg's Complete Guide to Women's Health.
She also recommends getting exercise to reduce stress and seeking counseling, if you need it. "Talk to someone," she says.


I had a turbografx game at one point and I am wondering if you could tell me the name of it. I was a robotgame where you battle others and if i remember right they bots changed appearance. Any idea what this was called?
Wish I had more info but it was a LONG time ago. would like to play it again.
Thanks for writing. My best guess is that you're referring to Veigues Tactical Gladiator. This was a title in which you played the role of a robot that had a tendency to battle it out with other robots. Although we haven't yet reviewed that title, you can find additional information about it at the PC Engine Software Bible.


The calves of our lips (Hosea xiv. 2). The sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving.
The fruit of the lips. Thanksgivings.
"Let us offer the sacrifice of praise to God continually, that is, the fruit of our lips giving thanks to His name."—Heb. xiii. 15.


@RexxLifeRaj and @kylebetty91 are back with their joint EP California Poppy. The two have been collaborating for years and have developed some really strong sonic chemistry. The latest entry to their catalogue runs 6 tracks long and finds Raj doing what he does what he's always done well, and that's share game on beautifully and meticulously crafted production. Before today, Raj sat out the year as far as bodies of work are concerned, allowing his stellar Father Figure II to make its rounds.
As Raj has been making big moves, including securing a spot on Dreamville Records' Bas' Milky Way Tour, now seems the perfect time for new music from the Berkeley dad. The new EP features guest appearances by E-40 and Will Fraker. Drew Banga also provides guest production on the closing track. Check out the new release up top.
As an aside mostly unrelated to the rest of this write up, I must say that "Time" is one of the best records to come out of the Bay Area in 2018. Check that shxt out ASAP!


A Uniform Commercial Code filed in August 2014 ties the mother of suspended Kansas basketball player Cliff Alexander to a finance company that, according to its website, specializes in loans to professional athletes and agents, Yahoo Sports has learned.
On Aug. 25, 2014, a UCC filing was made in the state of Illinois under the name of Latillia Alexander of Chicago, Cliff Alexander's mother. The filing is publicly accessible on the Illinois Secretary of State website. The securing party is listed as Ludus Capital of Delray Beach, Fla.
Among the types of financing extended by Ludus Capital, which has offices in Florida and New York: draft loans to potential high draft picks in the NBA and NFL. However, the loans are extended to athletes after they have declared for the draft. In August, Alexander was just starting his freshman year at Kansas.
Loans based on future earning potential can violate NCAA rules for student-athletes.
Registered NBA agents often work in concert with financial firms to secure money for families. These firms also recruit prospects independently.
Alexander missed his third straight game Saturday for what Kansas has called an "NCAA issue." Multiple sources told Yahoo Sports on Thursday that the issue is a family member who may have received an impermissible benefit.
Alexander's family took meetings with NBA agents during August, sources said. Discussions with agents for the purpose of gaining information on a player's market value do not violate NCAA rules, but entering into a written or verbal agreement and receiving compensation is a violation.
Alexander has not yet been interviewed by the NCAA, sources said, though not because of a reluctance by either the school or NCAA investigators. Sources said legal counsel has been retained by the Alexander family and that may be slowing the investigative process.
Alexander will not be reinstated until after an NCAA interview occurs and a decision is made on whether benefits received by his family are impermissible. If it is ruled that a violation occurred, Alexander's eligibility for the remainder of the season could be affected.
Before he was sidelined by the NCAA issue, Alexander's playing time had plummeted in recent weeks. He played fewer than 20 minutes in seven of his last nine games, bottoming out a total of 27 minutes played in three games against West Virginia, TCU and Kansas State from Feb. 16-23. Alexander scored just 28 points in the month of February.


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AN NCS PREMIERE: ERUPTION — "SANITY ASCEND" AN NCS ALBUM PREMIERE (AND A REVIEW): BURIAL OATH — "BEYOND THE VALE OF SHADOWLANDS"
THE BEST OF BRITISH, 2017 (PART 1): THE DARKHORSE, MOUNTAINS CRAVE, ANCIENT ASCENDANT
(Andy Synn brings us a trio of reviews of new releases by The Darkhorse, Mountains Crave, and Ancient Ascendant.)
Ah yes, it's finally time for the first in what I hope will be several pieces collecting the best Metal which these fair isles have to offer in 2017.
As always, the three bands I've selected each offer a very different take on the metallic fundamentals, from the swaggering stomp of The Darkhorse, or the sweeping blackened grandeur of Mountains Crave, to the rifftastic rampage of Ancient Ascendant, meaning there should be something here for everyone (or, at least, for most people) to really sink their teeth into!
THE DARKHORSE – THE CARCASS OF THE SUN WILL SLEEP
Speaking of things you can get your teeth into, the riffs on this album are so thick and meaty that you can practically chew on them, and every song is a prime cut of gargantuan grooves and gruff, guttural vocals, all marinated in a high-proof blend of sludgy molasses, and with more than a hint of fiery Hardcore spice to give it an extra kick.
Basically if you're a fan of acts like Iron Monkey, Crowbar, Raging Speedhorn, etc, then you've just found a new favourite band.
Things immediately get down and dirty with "Dying Is The Only Cure", which delivers a bruising dose of mammoth, bone-jarring riffs and ballsy, bluesy, sludge, while vocalist/guitarist Barry Groome spits his pissed-off, politicised invective through clenched teeth, after which the stuttering crunch of "741" finds the quartet (completed by co-guitarist Jamie Darnell, bassist Daniel Groome, and drummer Mat Ward) going even harder than they did on the opener, all tight, toughened riffery and rapid-fire, snare-heavy fills.
"March of the Infected" builds from a creep-tastic intro into a hard rockin', hard fightin', hard groovin' chug-athon with a fantastically infectious (pun intended), and brilliantly simple chorus refrain of "They're coming for us!", while "Hecatomb" goes for a much more aggressive approach – all sharp, staccato percussion and pounding, sledgehammer guitars, with just a smidge of moonshine melody to sweeten the deal – and "nemA" (read it backwards) has a certain head-banging, hip-shaking swagger to it reminiscent of much-missed US-groovebringers The Showdown, delivering an impressively addictive shot of rough-hewn riffs and high-proof hooks.
The relentless "Dead Crows" bears down on you with a sense of utterly unstoppable momentum, the brutally belligerent vocals of the two Groome brothers breathing fire and brimstone atop a mountain of molten metal riffs and writhing, snakebite melodies, followed by the electric "We Fear None But Our Own", which increases the pace and ups the aggression levels significantly leading into spine-busting closer "Congratulations, You've Survived the Human Cull", which brings the album to a close in fittingly catchy, yet crushing, fashion.
Definitely check this one out next time you're in the mood for some dense and delicious morsels of metallic meat. You won't be disappointed.
The Carcass of the Sun Will Sleep is out now via by Attic Records.
https://www.facebook.com/thedarkhorseuk/
http://atticrecordsuk.bigcartel.com/product/the-darkhorse-album-cd-the-carcass-of-the-sun-will-sleep
MOUNTAINS CRAVE – AS WE WERE WHEN WE WERE NOT
Despite comprising musicians from a number of storied/celebrated British Metal bands, Mountains Crave is not so much a "supergroup" as it is a vehicle to allow the various members involved to express themselves and to explore the more atmospheric, and introverted, side of their nature.
Across six scintillating tracks, beginning with the bleak beauty of "Ynisvitrin", which wanders and winds its way through multiple passages of sombre melody and moody, metallic melancholy over the course of its nine-minute run-time, the quintet offer a bracing mix of furious intensity and brooding introspection, capable of switching from a searing, blasting blitzkrieg to a solemn, atmospheric interlude or a driving, melodic march, without ever losing the thread of their own identity along the way.
Track two, "Istigkeit (We Saw Them Of Old)", has a classic Black Metal vibe to it without being self-consciously retro, the song's eloquent mix of ferocious drums and desolate riffs augmented by swathes of grandiose keys and weaving melodic tremolo lines, immediately giving it a timeless appeal to any true fan of the genre.
"Clear Light of the Void" begins with several minutes of glowing, glistening ambience and atmosphere, which eventually gives way to a furious torrent of blackened guitar work and barbarous vocals (a mix of glass-chewing snarls and gut-wrenching lows), while "Arise O Magnificent Sun" kicks in straight away with a veritable deluge of seething melodic riffery before slowly developing in a much more enigmatic and multifaceted fashion, incorporating a host of gloomier, doomier parts, supple acoustic interludes, and the occasional eruption of scalding extremity.
The penultimate title-track offers a soothing passage of calm and clarity before the might and majesty of "Theophany" – nine minutes of scything guitars and chilling atmosphere, splintering drums and anguished, cathartic vocals (including some perfectly placed clean vocals during the track's phenomenal finale) – brings the album to a prodigiously powerful close, wrapping up the whole package with a final fantastic flourish.
Fans of classic Emperor, mid-period Enslaved, and early Wolves In The Throne Room should find a lot to love here, make no mistake.
As We Were When We Were Not will be released by Avantgarde Music on May 13.
https://avantgardemusic.bandcamp.com/album/as-we-were-when-we-were-not
https://www.facebook.com/mountainscrave/
As We Were When We Were Not by Mountains Crave
ANCIENT ASCENDANT – RAISE THE TORCH
Hands up who has heard of the term "hybrid vigour" before? Ok, a couple of you, that's good.
For those unfamiliar with the term, it refers to "the improved or increased function of any biological quality in a hybrid offspring." Basically it's why, if you're planning on getting a dog, you're probably better off getting yourself a proper mutt, one with a mix of all different characteristics, rather than a so-called "pure breed", as they're just generally healthier, happier, and hardier creatures.
Which pretty aptly describes Reading riffmongers Ancient Ascendant too!
In fact the diverse nature of the band's DNA is more apparent than ever on Raise the Torch, incorporating genetic strands from classic Thrash, Black Metal, Death 'n' Roll, and even some strutting '80s Hair Metal swagger, resulting in a sound that's part Entombed and part Enslaved, part Metallica and part Mötley Crüe… and all sorts of awesome.
Following the surprisingly downbeat intro of "Reawakening" the quartet go big with the interweaving leads and melodies which kick off "Our Way", before settling into a stomping groove (perfect for head-banging and hell-raising) which eventually builds into the first of the album's many preposterously extravagant solo sections.
The Skeletonwitch-esque blend of classic Metal guitar work and modern heaviness which underpins "Scaling the Gods" makes for a frankly irresistible combination, mixing and matching fret-burning leads and bombastic, infectious riffs with almost reckless abandon, while the pavement-pounding pummel of "Unearth" is as brash and as bullishly brilliant as they come, keeping a martial, marching pace throughout that will give your neck a serious workout.
Things pick up with the blasting intensity and melodic menace of "Carnal", which puts a blackened spin on some of the band's old-school influences, although the multi-layered "Foreign Skies" slows things down again a little with its incorporation of some surprisingly poignant progressive passages in amongst the usual cavalcade of righteous riffs and red-hot hooks.
Speaking of hooks, "Grasping the Torch" is an obscenely catchy slab of blackened, death-tinged cock rock, with a chorus that's absolutely screams "stadium level", while the bass-led, blast-fuelled sturm und drang of "The Great Curve" draws you in with its focussed intensity, then hits you with another absolutely massive chorus of its own, leading into the rifftacular "To The Cold", which ties the whole album together with aggressive aplomb.
Despite the album's slightly slow start, Raise the Torch proves that it's not always about being the fastest, the heaviest, or the most extreme… sometimes all you need is to just be true to yourself, and kick out the jams in style.
Raise the Torch will be released on April 21 by Spinefarm Records / Candlelight Records.
https://www.facebook.com/ancientascendant/
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Andreas Willi (* 1972 in Altstätten) ist ein britischer Indogermanist schweizerischer Herkunft.

Andreas Willi studierte Klassische Philologie, Slavistik und Vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft an den Universitäten zu Basel, Lausanne, Fribourg und Ann Arbor. Von 1998 bis 2001 hielt er sich als Charles Oldham Graduate Scholar an der University of Oxford auf, wo er auch promoviert wurde. Anschließend arbeitete er als Oberassistent für Klassische Philologie an der Universität Basel und am Istituto Svizzero di Roma, bis er 2005 als Diebold Professor of Comparative Philology an die University of Oxford zurückkehrte.

2020 wurde Willi in die British Academy gewählt.

Willis Forschungsschwerpunkte sind Soziolinguistik und Dialektologie der antiken Sprachen des Mittelmeerraumes und vergleichende Etymologie des Lateinischen, Griechischen und Indogermanischen. Er verfasste zahlreiche Aufsätze und Rezensionen sowie die Monografien The Languages of Aristophanes: Aspects of Linguistic Variation in Classical Attic Greek (Oxford 2003, Paperback 2007) und Sikelismos: Sprache, Literatur und Gesellschaft im griechischen Sizilien (8.–5. Jh. v. Chr.) (Basel 2008).

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Continuing last night's conversation with regards to "whoops, maybe we can win in Iraq, after all " comes Hewitt with an interview with John Burns, he of the house organ of the democratic party, otherwise known as the New York Times.
JB: I think there's no doubt that those extra 30,000 American troops are making a difference. They're definitely making a difference in Baghdad. Some of the crucial indicators of the war, metrics as the American command calls them, have moved in a positive direction from the American, and dare I say the Iraqi point of view, fewer car bombs, fewer bombs in general, lower levels of civilian casualties, quite remarkably lower levels of civilian casualties. And add in what they call the Baghdad belts, that's to say the approaches to Baghdad, particularly in Diyala Province to the northeast, to in the area south of Baghdad in Babil Province, and to the west of Baghdad in Anbar Province, there's no doubt that al Qaeda has taken something of a beating.
HH: Now when General Petraeus returns in September to make his report, do you expect Petraeus to be completely candid with the American people about the good news and the bad news in Iraq?
JB: I think there's no doubt that he'll be candid. As a matter of fact, every time I've spoken to him about it, he talks about the need to be forthright, and as he puts it, he said we're not going to be putting lipstick on a pig. I think that's a fairly, that's military jargon which most Americans will understand. David Petraeus is a man who's had a remarkably distinguished military career, and he is very clear that he thinks his responsibilities lie not to the White House alone, but to the White House and the Congress conjointly, and through them to the American people. I don't think that this is just a profession, a claim. I think he really intends that, and he's been very careful not to make commitments at the moment as to what he's going to say, though we may guess it. And I think he's going to say that the surge is having its effects, it hasn't turned the tide of the war, there's been too little time for it, and I think he and Ambassador Crocker, who will be his partner in that September report, are going to say one thing very clearly, and that is a quick, early withdrawal of American troops of the kind that is being argued by Nancy Pelosi, for example, would very likely lead to catastrophic levels of violence here. And in that, General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker will be saying something which is pretty broadly shared by people who live and work here, I have to say. The removal of American troops would very likely, we believe from all indications, lead to much higher, and indeed potentially cataclysmic levels of violence, beyond anything we've seen to date.
The timing of all of this coming from the usual leftist outlets, smacks to me of a coordinated effort. To my mind, that goes directly to the point that I made yesterday, that the left is now seeking an escape route from the political games it has been playing with this war since about a month after the invasion started. Seeking it desperately, in fact… the way someone inside a burning building seeks the exit. Within the last few weeks, there is a recognition on the left that the game they've been playing isn't getting them anywhere politically speaking. That the "defeat of America at any cost" mantra, is extraordinarily unpopular with the American people. So it is, that we see this effort to reverse that trend. The house they've built, is burning down around them. This is a clear sign, that they know it.
Wait a second here: Who is the enemy to Clyburn? The Republican Party or al-Qaeda?
I think that was established a long time ago, Don.
When even Keith Ellison is saying 'progress is being made'…. Oh, wait. He's just a dupe of the Bush administration, right?


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Q: Rails 2.3.x equivalent of Rails3 optional route parameters In Rails 3 I can do something like this:
match "/page(/:section)", :to => 'some_controller#page'

And both /page and /page/some_section will map to some_controller#page
Is there an equivalent of this in Rails 2.3.x ??  I can't seem to find it
I'm currently using two separate route methods like so:
map.page          '/page',          :action => 'page'
map.page_section  '/page/:section', :action => 'page'

A: A parameter becomes optional if you specify a default value.
map.page '/page/:section', :action => 'page', :section => "default"

If :section is present, the value will be the current value. Otherwise, it will default to default and the router won't complain.
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For over 50 years Celia has perfected traditional Mexican recipes rooted in her home state of Durango, Mexico updating them with affordable ingredients readily available in local supermarkets while retaining authentic Mexican textures and flavors. Now her daughter, Anna, is preserving those recipes for future generations and lovers of quality home-cooked Mexican dishes.
Celia's approach to cooking is about convenience and affordability without sacrificing flavor and nutrition…. it really is about every day cooking. She incorporates ready-made ingredients (found in the Hispanic food aisle of supermarkets) and enhances their flavors with favorite herbs, spices and cooking techniques to create traditional tasting Mexican dishes that have now become a part of the American culture.
Our Spiral-Bound Cookbook takes you step-by-step through each and every recipe with numerous photos, so that even the novice cook can quickly learn to prepare the most challenging of dishes such as, chiles rellenos, tamales, etc. and still enjoy the process of cooking.


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Robert A. Hadley (1912–2006) was born on May 10, 1912, to Florence and Frank Hadley in Bancroft, Michigan. Hadley grew up in a railroad family, giving him the opportunity to experience train culture firsthand. His grandfather was a longtime employee of the Grand Trunk Western (GTW), where he worked as a crossing watchman. When Hadley turned sixteen, he went to work alongside his grandfather, completing odd jobs at the GTW depot. This position instilled in him a deep love for railroading that he never outgrew.
During his teenage years, Hadley worked at a local theater chain. While initially hired as an usher, his responsibilities eventually included lettering advertisements and signs, which fostered an interest in art. Hadley's work at the theater chain led to a position painting and lettering billboards with the Walker Company, a local advertising agency, where he continued to finesse his artistic capacity. By the time that he married Frances Eyre in 1934, Hadley had begun to apply his talent to a new passion: photography. He was so involved in his photographic work that he built his own darkroom, enlarger, and even prepared his own chemicals.
His obsession became a career in 1941 when he joined the military and worked as a reconnaissance photographer for the U.S. Army Air Corps. Hadley was stationed at a number of locations in the U.S in the years leading up to U.S. involvement in World War II, and he served in Glatton, Cambrideshire, England during the war. After his discharge in 1945, Hadley moved into commercial photography and began working for the Ferguson Corporation (later known as Massey-Ferguson), a farm implement manufacturer. Soon, his love for the railroad resurfaced, and he combined his two passions into one overarching hobby: photographing trains.
Hadley's work is characterized by more than just the typical "wedge" shots. Trains are the stars of his photographs; however, he treated their settings as equally important. Hadley's images depict trains traveling through stunning landscapes and historic building districts, conveying a grander view of the surrounding environment. Over the course of many decades, Hadley traveled across the United States and Canada, and he even ventured to Europe to capture these amazing images.
Hadley was very active in a number of railroading groups, including the GTW Historical Society, Steam Railroading Institute in Owosso, Michigan, and he even helped found the Michigan Railroad Club (where he held membership no. 1 with great pride) whose excursions he photographed and included in his collections. Though Hadley passed away on June 25, 2006, at the impressive age of ninety-four (amazingly, he was shooting up until this time), his images not only preserve his legacy, but also serve as an invaluable look at the history of railroading in North America.
For an extended profile, see Kevin P. Keefe's article, "An Eye for the Machine," in Classic Trains, Winter 2003, pages 64-69.
Robert A. Hadley in 2003, age 91
Hadley Collection Overview
Gift of Apex Foundation
6,618 black and white negatives
1930s to 2000s
Coverage includes the United States, England, and Canada with particular emphasis on Michigan and the Upper-Midwest, as well as Colorado and Wyoming
High resolution scans from the Hadley Collection are available for print and electronic reproduction
To make requests, visit the collections page or send an email to info@railphoto-art.org
GTW, Michigan, circa 1950
Grand Trunk Western (GTW) westbound passenger train #19, with steam locomotive #6406 traveling from Detroit to Muskegon, Michigan, circa 1950. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art.
NYC, Detroit, Michigan, 1938
New York Central (NYC) steam locomotive #4939 under coaling tower at Livernois Yard in Detroit, Michigan, 1938. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
NYC, Ann Arbor, Michigan, circa 1950
A westbound New York Central (NYC) freight train crosses a bridge over the Huron River in Ann Arbor, Michigan, circa 1950. The Barton Dam is visible behind the bridge. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
WAB, Detroit, Michigan, circa 1935
View looking east of rail yard in Detroit, Michigan, circa 1935. The Detroit River and the Wabash car ferry Manitowoc are visible to the right of the yard. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
WAB, United States
The Wabash Railroad's (WAB) Detroit Arrow passenger train (note the conductor on the back platform) passing a roundhouse in an unidentified rail yard, unknown date. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
AARR, Durand, Michigan, circa 1945
Ann Arbor Railroad passenger train #153 at Durand Union Station in Durand, Michigan, circa 1945. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
NYC, United States, circa 1950
Shot of New York Central interior roundhouse, unidentified location, circa 1950. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
A westbound New York Central (NYC) passenger train crosses a bridge over the Huron River in Ann Arbor, Michigan, circa 1950. The Barton Dam is visible behind the bridge. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
NYC, Wayne, Michigan, 1946
View of eastbound New York Central (NYC) passenger train no. 44, a local that ran from Chicago to Detroit, at Wayne, Michigan, on a frigid afternoon in 1946. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
CUT, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1940
A view of the Cincinnati Union Terminal in Cincinnati, Ohio taken from a vantage point across the street, 1940. The shadow of a light pole is visible in the foreground of the image. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art.
DRGW, Denver, Colorado, 1984
The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad's (DRGW) Ski Train at Union Station in Denver, Colorado, January, 1984. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
LV, Newark, New Jersey, United States
LeHigh Valley Railroad (LV) streamlined 4-6-2 steam locomotive #2102 west of Newark, New Jersey circa 1940. US 22 is visible on the left side of the image. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
GTW, Michigan, United States
Grand Trunk Western Railroad 4-8-4 steam locomotive #6408 in an unidentified Michigan location, circa 1950. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
Grand Trunk Western Railroad steam locomotive #5630 in an unidentified Michigan location, circa 1950. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
ERIE, United States
Eastbound Erie Railroad (ERIE) 4-6-2 steam locomotive #2535 in Jersey City, New Jersey at the east end of the Bergen Arches, circa 1940. Palisade Avenue is visible on bridge above tracks. The structure to the right is the ramp to the upper level of New Jersey Route 139. Structer at left and the the bridge in the distance war a PSCT/PSNJ trolley line. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
NKP, Fort Wayne, Indiana, circa 1950
Nickel Plate Railroad PA locomotive #188 leading westbound passenger train #7, the Westerner, at the station in Fort Wayne, Indiana, circa 1950. Crossing tower is visible on left side of image. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
GTW, Durand, Michigan, 1951
Grand Trunk Western Railroad passenger trains #56, #17, and #21 at Union Station in Durand, Michigan on May 26, 1951. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016 Center for Railroad Photography and Art
CBQ, Wyoming, United States
Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy (CBQ) steam locomotive leading a passenger train along the Big Horn River in Wyoming, circa 1950. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
Grand Trunk Western Railway passenger train #17, Inter-City Limited, led by 4-8-4 locomotive #6409 in Durand, Michigan, 1940. Union Station is visible behind the locomotive. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
PM, Detroit, Michigan
Pere Marquette Railway (PM) train #7, steam locomotive #718, in Detroit, Michigan, circa 1946. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
ATSF, United States
Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe Railway (ATSF) freight train led by SD45 diesel locomotive no. 1871 in an unidentified location in the southwestern United States, circa 1970. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
DRGW, Steamboat Springs, Colorado, 1992
Westbound Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad (DRGW) locomotive #5380 hauling an empty coal train through Steamboat Springs, Colorado, in December, 1992. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
BN, United States
Burlington Northern Railroad (BN) diesel locomotive #1578 at an unidentified location, likely in the 1970s. The locomotive is visible between the girders of the turntable. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2017, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
DRGW, Hermosa, Colorado, circa 1980
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad (DRGW) steam locomotive #476 in Hermosa, Colorado, circa 1980. A water tank is visible on the right side of the image. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley, Robert A.; Hadley. © 2017, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
CO, Whitesville, West Virginia, 1948
Chesapeake and Ohio (CO) Railway 2-6-6-2 steam locomotive #1493 passes through Whitesville, West Virginia, in 1948. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley © 2017, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
PRR, United States
Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) passenger train led 4-4-4-4 steam locomotive #6110 at unidentified location, circa 1940. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2017, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
GTW, Harvey, Illinois, 1953
Grand Trunk Western freight train with 4-8-4 steam locomotive #6325 in Harvey, Illinois, in 1953. This locomotive was preserved and now resided at the Age of Steam Roundhouse in Sugarcreek, Ohio. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2017, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
LNE, Lehigh Gap, Pennsylvania, 1946
Lehigh & New England Railroad 2-10-2 steam locomotive #403 leading a westbound train of empty coal hoppers across the Lehigh River at the Lehigh Gap near Palmerton, Pennsylvania, in 1946. Photograph by Richard A. Hadley. © 2017, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
GTW, Chicago, Illinois, 1941
Grand Trunk Western Railroad 4-8-4 steam locomotive #6407 in Chicago, Illinois, 1941. A water tank is visible behind the locomotive. Photograph by Robert A. Hadley. © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art
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Alexander Edmund Fortune the Third is definitely not a Hero, but a small band of misfits are convinced that he can lead them in a Hero's cause. Alex is not so sure, but a mysterious visitor in the dead of night will turn his world upside-down . . . Again.
*Keenan's name has been changed to Garen. Sorry for any confusion!
On the last day of 2031, eight billion people celebrated the dawning of a new year, full of bright futures and endless possibilities, and it had certainly seemed that was how it would be. Resolutions were made, kisses exchanged and statuses updated all over the world. The human race staggered onto January 1st with their heads held high, and everything had felt almost perfect.
Until, on the 21st of April 2032, mankind began falling, fast.
At first, the warning signs were barely noticeable; a few of the banks going bust, smaller businesses closing down – and then disappearing entirely, more and more people being left homeless and jobless. But then, it had gotten even worse.
Along with their wallets, people's very souls began to be drained of resources, until the majority of mankind was just one giant, ever-functioning machine, which kept the world turning at the cost of its own sanity.
Economies spiralled. Empires hit rock-bottom.
But the technological market had always thrived. The whole population of earth was constantly upgrading, upgrading, upgrading, until – just four years earlier – the latest version of the iPhone had hit the shelves, and not a single one had sold.
Then the mainstream river of Facebook had dwindled down to a pitiful trickle, Twitter was now only used by forgotten, aging pop stars, and MySpace . . . Well, no one over the age of forty had even heard of that.
Investors had brushed all of this off at first. That was, until things had become more serious, and they'd finally realised what was happening.
People had become tired of technology.
But not only that, they had become tired of life in general. The human race had become tired. The technology they had already was no longer keeping them entertained, they wanted more, more, more. More than the companies could possibly provide. The wanted more than they could ever possibly get.
Slowly – all over the world – people began turning off their electronic appliances.
Just smaller things at first, Kindles, iPods, Mac Books . . . but, gradually, the iPads went too, then the Laptops, the Televisions, the iPhones . . .
Until, slowly, in every country and every state, in the very year that the popularity and prevalence of Technology had reached its height – it began to fall; further and faster than anything in the history of human existence.
But at first, no one noticed.
Until Microsoft went, (it was the first to go of course; Windows systems were far outdated) then the Apple franchise followed just a few weeks later. Bill Gates' gargantuan empire crumbled overnight, and – as if by a doomed, irrepressible flick at a standing line of dominoes – this was the first in a chain reaction that left utterly no one untouched.
With technology – something that had been so enormous a part of everyone's lives for so long – all but gone, people had no clue on how to spend their spare moments (which everyone found they had a lot of once social media had been brutally discarded).
And people drifted even deeper into their world-weariness.
Something had to be done, but no one knew what. The human race had slipped into a depressed lull of inactivity. Society almost ceased to be. The tweets of forgotten, aging pop stars fell on deaf ears and blind eyes.
A suffocating blanket of deathly stillness wrapped itself tighter and tighter around populated Earth, until it silenced even the iBirds.
Mankind had fallen more swiftly and silently than a ghostly leaf, in a pale, fading forest.
And no one had even realised, until it was too late.
I missed this story! Awesome new chapter. You're so creative, it's incredible! The only criticism I can give is that you capitalize the word after a question mark even when it's not necessary (ex: '"Hello?" he asked' would be correct, as 'he asked' and 'hello' are related in this case - see what I mean? I'm horrible at explaining). Either way, you're an awesometastic writer. I love your stories.
Oh My God, I was like quite angry at Alex for not going with him, but it was all a dream...XD I loved it! Wonderful job!
Oh, crap! D: He should've gone with Keenan! Darn you, Alex!


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Tiffany Bolling (* 6. Februar 1947 in Santa Monica, Kalifornien als Tiffany Royce Kral) ist eine amerikanische Sängerin, Schauspielerin und TV-Moderatorin.

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Bolling kam als uneheliches Kind eines Pianisten und einer Sängerin zur Welt, die beide im kalifornischen Showbusiness tätig waren. Schon als Jugendliche begann sie während ihrer Schulausbildung in Malibu als Sängerin vor kleinerem Publikum aufzutreten. 1967 war sie erstmals auf der Leinwand zu sehen, nachdem sie eine kleine Rolle in dem Kriminalfilm Der Schnüffler (Tony Rome, 1967) mit Frank Sinatra in der Hauptrolle erhalten hatte. Zwei Jahre später gelang ihr mit einer viel beachteten Gastrolle in zwei Folgen der TV-Serie Bonanza der Durchbruch als Schauspielerin.

Bolling erhielt einen Vertrag bei der Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation und wurde in den folgenden Jahren für diverse US-amerikanische Fernsehserien, darunter eine Hauptrolle in der Serie The New People, und einige Kinofilme gecastet. Ihre parallelen Bemühungen, als Sängerin Karriere zu machen, blieben demgegenüber verhältnismäßig erfolglos. Mit dem Anti-Kriegs-Song Thank God The War Is Over (1970) veröffentlichte sie über das Label Canyon Records zwar eine überregional beachtete Singleplatte, ihr darauffolgendes Album Tiffany floppte jedoch.

Im April 1972 ließ Bolling Nacktaufnahmen von sich im Playboy veröffentlichen, was Auswirkungen auf ihre Rollenangebote hatte. So wurden in der Folge vor allem B-Movie-Projekte des Exploitationgenres an sie herangetragen, während Angebote für größere Produktionen ausblieben. So übernahm sie Hauptrollen in Filmen wie Bonnie's Kids (in Anlehnung an Bonnie und Clyde), dem Kidnapping-Thriller The Candy Snatchers und dem Horrorfilm Wicked, Wicked, was ihr Mitte der 1970er-Jahre den Ruf als Queen of the B's einbrachte.

Ihre wohl bekannteste Rolle spielte sie 1977 in dem überraschend erfolgreichen Tierhorrorfilm Mörderspinnen (Kingdom of the Spiders) als smarte Wissenschaftlerin an der Seite von William Shatner als örtlichem Veterinär. Die nur etwa 500.000 Dollar teure Produktion spielte an den Kinokassen rund 20 Millionen ein. In der Folge wurde sie wieder für namhaftere Produktionen wie die TV-Serien Ein Mann in den Bergen (The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams) und Drei Engel für Charlie (Charlie's Angels) engagiert. Die Produzenten des Z Channels verpflichteten sie zudem als Talkmasterin für eine neu ins Leben gerufene Show mit prominenten Gästen aus Hollywood. Die Talkshow wurde später von Charles Champlin übernommen.

In den 1980er-Jahren ließ die TV- und Leinwandpräsenz Bollings nach. Ihre letzte größere Rolle spielte sie 1984 in Love Scenes mit
Franc Luz und Julie Newmar. Bolling lebt heute mit ihrem dritten Ehemann Robert Casares in Marina del Rey.

Literatur
 Bill Landis, Michelle Clifford: Sleazoid Express, Verlag Touchstone, New York 2002, S. 235 ff.

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Five members of the European Parliament (MEP) hosted the launch of an Interest Group on Integrative Medicine and Health at an online event on December 7. The Interest Group will provide a forum for discussion and action with all stakeholders regarding traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine and health. It will also raise awareness of integrative medicine and its contribution to more sustainable health care systems in the EU.
IVAA President Dr Thomas Breitkreuz was a speaker at the event and warmly congratulated the MEPs to their initiative. The secretariat for the Interest Group is being provided by EUROCAM, the EU representation of patients, physicians, practitioners, and veterinarians for traditional, complementary and integrative medicine. IVAA is a member of EUROCAM.
Read the full press release of the EUROCAM launch event here.
The IVAA, or International Federation of Anthroposophic Medical Associations, promotes the recognition of Anthroposophic Medicine and its implementation in health care systems. Our vision is a world where the benefits of anthroposophic medicine are widely recognised, and where patients and doctors have ready access to complementary anthroposophic medicines and treatments that improve healthcare outcomes.


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Q: WebPack compile TS file without including in HTML I'm working on a simple webpage where I am trying to selectively load a script based on user actions.
Because of this, I would like a script to be compiled by WebPack, but not automatically added as an import (script tag) in the output HTML. The setup I have (see below) creates a main.js, and an optional.js with the following output in my index.html
<script src="main.js"></script><script src="optional.js"></script>

Is there some configuration I can change so that optional.js is not included in the output html?

Here is the relevant files
// tsconfig.json
{
    "compilerOptions": {
        "target": "es5",
        "module": "commonjs",
        "strict": true,
        "esModuleInterop": true,
        "skipLibCheck": true,
        "forceConsistentCasingInFileNames": true
    }
}

const path = require('path');
const HtmlWebpackPlugin = require('html-webpack-plugin');
const CompressionPlugin = require('compression-webpack-plugin');
const MiniCssExtractPlugin = require('mini-css-extract-plugin')

module.exports = {
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        optional: './src/optional.ts'
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                        options: {
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A: You can disable automatically injection with inject: false:
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MON VS STE DREAM11 MATCH PREDICTION, PLAYING XI, PREVIEW, FANTASY TEAM NEWS
The MON vs STE match preview –
In the French Ligue 1, AS Monaco will be given another chance to salvage their season as they travel to St. Etienne on Friday.
The former champions are going through a nightmarish season this time out. They haven't won a single game in the last six and getting outplayed in almost every single game, AS Monaco look a shadow of their former self right now. Coach Leonardo Jardim had the excuse of injuries initially, but now with a fully-fit squad, he needs to do something as soon as possible. It is quite possible if the string of winless games carries on, AS Monaco will be seeing a managerial change within the next few months.
On the other hand, St. Etienne have had a regular start to the season. Nothing has changed much for the team, and this can be a positive the management can take. They have a vibrant forward lineup who can score goals, and if they address the issues regarding their defence, St. Etienne will become one of the forces to be reckoned with in the French Ligue 1.
The MON vs STE Dream11 Playing 11 is listed here, so please go through the entire article for more info. St. Etienne vs AS Monaco, team news and playing XI are listed here as well.
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This match is to be played at Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Etienne, France. The ground has a capacity of 41,965 and it is going to be a sunny day in Saint-Etienne with no chance of precipitation.
Where to watch AS Monaco vs St. Etienne live?
The clash will take place at 12:15 AM (IST) on September 29th, 2018 and can be streamed live on Hotstar.
MON vs STE recent form (Last six matches)
AS Monaco – L D L D L L
St. Etienne– W W L D D D
MON vs STE Head to head
AS Monaco Won – 8
St. Etienne Won – 7
Not Decided – 9
MON vs STE Team News:
AS Monaco:
Full backs Almamy Toure and Antonio Barreca will be returning to the starting lineup after being rested.
Ronael Pierre Gabriel, Rony Lopes, Danijel Sucasic, Pietro Pellegri and Stevan Joveic are the only absentees for the team.
Diego Bengalio is expected to be the goalkeeper for AS Monaco.
St. Etienne:
Talisman Wahib Khazri is expected to return to playing XI after serving his suspension.
There are no injury concerns but doubts hover over the fitness of Mathieu Debuchy.
Stephane Ruffier will be the safety net for the backline.
MON vs STE Probable Playing 11:
St. Etienne –
Ruffier (GK), Silva, Saliba/Perrin, Subotic, Kolodziejczak, M'Vila, Selnaes, Diousse/Hamouma, Cabella, Khazri, Diony
AS Monaco –
Bengalio, Traore, Glik/N'Doram, Jemerson, Barreca, Tielemans, Bennasser, Traore, Golovin, Mboula/Diop, Falcao/Sylla
Wahib Khazri
Tunisian winger Wahib Khazri is the man the team has dependant on when it comes to scoring or creating goals. His free-flowing way of playing football makes his side a lethal opponent when they counter-attack.
Youri Tielemans
AS Monaco's Belgian midfielder is the only guiding light in what is dark time at the club. Touted to be one of the best in the world, he has already shown his class in this league, even though he doesn't have the results to show for it.
Gambling India Info Match Prediction AS Monaco vs St. Etienne –
St. Etienne will be winning this game, as AS Monaco is going through a torrid time.
Saint Etienne – Former Newcastle United and Arsenal right-back Mathieu Debuchy is a big doubt for the home team in this match, while there is no other major worry in this department for Jean-Louis Gasset.
AS Monaco – For the visiting team, the injuries and the sale of their superstars are beginning to take a toll on the performance in the ground. The 2016-17 champions have been poor in the first six games, and have just 1 win to show in the first six matches. However, the team is still full of talent and at full strength should win games like these. But, for this particular match, Danijel Subasic, Rony Lopes, Willem Geubbels, Stevan Jovetic, and Ronael Pierre-Gabriel are all expected to miss. While Manager Leonardo Jardim has threatened to drop Youri Tielemans, Jemerson and Pietro Pellegri from the squad after the recent poor form.
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Q: A more Functional implementation? The below method simply parses a CSV file which is ID,DATE,NUMBER.
Is there an implementation of this that is more functional -- particularly something that didn't use a mutable collection, and returned an immutable collection? All of the code I have after this doesn't require mutability in the data structures.
I obviously don't want to make the code any more inefficient or ugly than it already is -- but I'd be keen to know if a more functional programming capable engineer would have done it differently?
def parseFile() : HashMap[String,ListBuffer[String]] = {

   val userDataSet = scala.collection.mutable.HashMap.empty[String,ListBuffer[String]]

   for ( ln <- io.Source.stdin.getLines ) {

      val cols = ln.split(",")
      var values : ListBuffer[String] = userDataSet.getOrElse( cols(0), null )
      if ( values == null ) {
         values = ListBuffer.empty[String]
         userDataSet( cols( 0 ) ) = values
      }

      values += cols(2)
   }

   HashMap[String,ListBuffer[String]]() ++ userDataSet
}

A: First, let's fix up what you've got already:
def parseFile(): Map[String, ListBuffer[String]] = { // always use interfaces (Map, not HashMap)
  val userDataSet = scala.collection.mutable.HashMap.empty[String, ListBuffer[String]]
  for (ln <- io.Source.stdin.getLines) {
    val Array(id, date, number) = ln.split(",")  // pattern match with names for clarity
    val values = userDataSet.getOrElseUpdate(id, ListBuffer.empty)
    values += number
  }
  userDataSet.toMap
}

Note that even if getOrElseUpdate wasn't there, you'd still want to avoid the return-null-and-check thing by simply doing !userDataSet.contains(id).  Alternatively, you could use .get(id), which returns an Option.
Now for the functional solution.  When you want to build up a collection by traversing some other collection, you probably want a "fold":
def parseFile(): Map[String, Vector[String]] = {
  val lines = io.Source.stdin.getLines
  lines.foldLeft(Map.empty[String, Vector[String]]) { (userDataSet, ln) =>
    val Array(id, date, number) = ln.split(",")  // pattern match with names for clarity
    val existingValues = userDataSet.getOrElse(id, Vector.empty)
    val updatedValues = existingValues :+ number
    userDataSet + (id -> updatedValues)         // update the Map with the new key/value
  }
}

A: If you want to be "super-functional" you can do it with scalaz-stream (https://github.com/scalaz/scalaz-stream).
Full gist is here: https://gist.github.com/ezhulenev/9966059.
To understand runFoldMap you also need to take a look at Monoid concept: http://eed3si9n.com/learning-scalaz/Monoid.html. (Map is monoid, Vector is monoid, Map of Vectors is monoid too)
val csv =
"""|0,2014-01-01,1
   |0,2014-01-02,2
   |1,2014-01-01,3
   |1,2014-01-01,4""".stripMargin

val is = new ByteArrayInputStream(csv.getBytes)

val process = io.linesR(is).
  map(_.split(",")).               // split to columns
  map(arr => (arr(0), arr(2))).    // pick id & number columns
  runFoldMap { case (id, number) => Map(id -> Vector(number)) }

val output: Map[String, Vector[String]] = process.run
println(s"Output: ")
output.foreach(println)

Output:
(1,Vector(3, 4))
(0,Vector(1, 2))


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on Friday, 28 January 2005 at 10.26 am by Andrew Spurr
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When I was a medical chaplain I worked with a rabbi, who would stop by my office and tell me a Jewish joke on the way to a meeting. "What is the only thing two Jews can ever agree on?" he would say, "what a third should give to charity." I'm sure I could come up with a Christian version, that the only thing two Christians can agree on is who a third should, or shouldn't be sleeping with. The depressing thing about the press is that when the church is mentioned at all, it is usually about the mating habits of Christians, a subject abou which the gospels say very little.
What will be of no interest to the press is what Christians can agree on. When I came back from my post-Christmas break I learned that my congregation had had a retiring collection for victims of the Asian tsunami, raising almost £250, even after they'd already given to the church collection. I thought it was fantastic. Two aid agencies which I know about, raised phenomenal amounts in a matter of days, and this on top of their existing programmes for aid in various parts of the world.
You don't have to be a Christian to have been moved by the devastation of the Asian tsunami. What is interesting about the response is that there was no question about it: there was an earthquake, a freak wave, communities destroyed, lives lost and help needed, and we responded, immediately.
It was only later on that I began to wonder why many thousands more people continue to die through disease and malnutrition, in countries for which development is impossible because of crippling debt, and trade rules which favour us, the rich West. Are we slower to come to their aid because, deep down, we know that their suffering is a result of a world whose resources are distributed in ways which are always in our favour. A tsunami is ethically neutral, African farmers undercut by cheap European produce is not. It's easier to give to one than the other because, with a natural disaster we can ask why? without being in danger of finding that the answer might have something to do with changing the way we live.
While we were still making sense of the news footage from Sri Lanka and Phuket, the New Year's Day episode of the Vicar of Dibley took the 20th anniversary of Live Aid as its theme. The programme included the characters wearing a white armband as a way of introducing the Make Poverty History campaign.
Make Poverty History is a coalition of all the non-governmental aid agencies in the United Kingdom including Christian ones like the Church of England, Cafod and Christian Aid. It is borne of a widely-held conviction both among the religious, and among those who are not, that the human race can no longer live in conditions whereby three-fifths of our species barely lives. The hope of the campaign is that 2005 is the year when we finally come to grips with the problem, both while we have the presidency of the G8 countries, and while we have a Chancellor who is passionately committed to ending poverty.
This is something which Christians should be able to agree on. While sex has a bit-part in the Bible, looking after the poor is a central theme. I discovered this week that one in sixteen verses in the Bible is about poverty; one out of nine in the first three gospels.
Last Advent, when he preached on the Last Judgement, James Forbes of New York's Riverside Church, was talking about the parable of the sheep and the goats, where those who are not destined for paradise are asked by Jesus what they had done for the needy? Forbes went on to say that, according to this parable, "nobody gets to heaven without a letter of reference from the poor".
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Sweetwaters Coffee and Tea opens in downtown Milford – Hometown Life
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David Veselenak Hometownlife.com
Published 1:03 PM EST Dec 10, 2019
Sweetwaters Coffee and Tea may have just opened in downtown Milford, but you wouldn't know it by walking in.
Inside the clean cafe is a full glass display case with goodies galore. Artwork from area high school students adorn the walls of the seating area. If not for the red balloons outside, you'd think the coffee shop had been open for weeks.
And making the shop at 525 N. Main St., a cozy place for the community to gather is just what franchise owner Rico Abro is aiming for.
"I'm very ecstatic," the Farmington Hills resident said. "I loved learning all about it and I'm ready for my next one."
The coffee shop opened Sunday after several months of renovations to the space in the Mill Valley shopping center. Even though the coffee shop took over for another coffee shop — Starbucks moved out of that space in May and into a new location with a drive-through on Milford Road on the south side of the village — Abro still had plenty of work to do in the storefront, which delayed his opening until December.
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The addition of Sweetwaters is the first for southwest Oakland County. The Ann Arbor-based coffee company recently began franchising locations, Abro said, and currently has more than two dozen cafes across eight states. Locally, Sweetwaters operates in Canton, Ann Arbor and Troy, to name a few.
He originally wanted to open his cafe in a larger community, such as Detroit, but realized he wanted something more closely connected to the local community. After asking around with other business owners, he began to investigate Milford and decided it was the perfect spot.
"It took me a while to find a good location that I really had my heart set on," he said. "Sweetwaters is about community engagement, and I wanted to find a really tight-knit community. And that's when I started asking fellow business owners.
"I kept hearing Milford a lot."
Abro has had a presence in the village for several months, handing out coffee at events such as Milford Memories and the annual Christmas parade downtown. That engagement, he said, was important to joining the fabric of the community.
Inside the cafe, customers can expect to find new furniture, including a communal table that can be rented out for free for those hosting meetings. When the weather warms up, Arbo hopes to have outdoor seating both along Main Street and smaller seating on the back patio.
The menu is also the same as it is at other Sweetwaters locations, with a variety of coffee, tea and espresso drinks. Visitors can enjoy a pastry or a slice of cake with their drink, and even have a light lunch with a sandwich or salad.
Abro also plans on catering the Sweetwaters goodies across the Milford area.
"I plan on doing catering within a 10-mile radius," he said. "I'll personally deliver it."
He partnered with the Michigan Humane Society for his soft opening, donating proceeds to support programs ran by the Westland-based organization out in Livingston County. He hopes to integrate into the community in other ways, including his current staging of artwork done by Milford High School students that adorn the cafe's walls.
Those pieces of art are up for sale, and those interested in purchasing a piece can inquire at the cafe.
"I really wanted to find exposure for the kids that do art at Milford High School," he said. "I know they have a great art department there."
The artwork is expected to rotate each month.
It's not just high school students whose work will be featured. Dayna Rupert, a Milford resident who works at Sweetwaters and student at Oakland Community College, has done some of the chalk artwork on the sandwich board outside the coffee shop.
She said she really enjoys the matcha tea latte on the menu, but was wanting something new when looking for a new place to work.
"I really like coffee and that drew me here," she said. "It's got a great atmosphere and I was looking forward to something new."
Sweetwaters is open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday.
Contact reporter David Veselenak at [email protected] or 734-678-6728. Follow him on Twitter @davidveselenak.
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Hemet teachers stage protest after failed negotiations
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Members of the Hemet Teachers Association walked along Florida Avenue in Hemet Saturday to protest the lack of a new agreement with Hemet Unified School District. Photo by J P Crumrine
Dissatisfied with the progress of salary negotiations with the Hemet Unified School District, members of the Hemet Teachers Association walked along Florida Avenue in Hemet Saturday carrying signs expressing their disgruntlement.
Even mediation has not solved the differences between the district administration and the union. According to a district press release, HTA and HUSD will proceed to fact-finding. A three-person panel reviews the disputed issues and proposes a settlement.
Officially the negotiations are currently for the 2013-14 school year. HUSD offered a 4-percent increase to the salary schedule retroactive to July 1, 2013, along with a $1,500 increase to health and welfare costs. The total percentage increase of the district's salary and health-benefit proposal is about 6 percent. The district budget for fiscal year 2014-15 assumes another 4-percent increase.
Teachers, according to HTA President Robert Hudson, feel disrespected. When the school budget was falling because of less state funding and property taxes, teachers easily agreed to furlough days. But now that the budget problems have passed, the administration does not seem to making appropriate offers, he said.
Salary is not the only issue separating the parties. The number of students in each classroom is another issue. Lowering the student-teacher ratio requires more teachers.
As an example of the distance between the two organizations, in a message to staff and parents, HUSD Superintendent Dr. Barry Kayrell described the administration's package as "one of the highest in Riverside County." Yet Hudson said, "The salary for a Hemet teacher with five years experience is 27th out of 33 districts in Riverside County. After 10 years, the Hemet salary is 28th out of 33 districts."
About 68 new teachers have been hired this school year, Kayrell wrote. Class sizes district-wide have declined at all levels. For example, in grades six through eight, the ratio was 34 students per teacher last year and this school year it fell to 31 students. The declines in kindergarten, third, fourth, fifth and high school were not as great but all were at least one fewer student.
While class sizes throughout the district are the focus, Hudson made the point that the administration ignores the differences between schools. For example, he said kindergarten classes at Valle Vista have 21 children, but at Whittier, the class exceeds 30. According to Kayrell's report, K-3 average sizes have dropped from 28.5 students per teacher to 27 this year.
"Students deserve the best and most qualified teachers. How can Hemet attract those teachers if it's in the lower half of the surrounding districts?" Hudson asked during Saturday's walk.
When asked if HTA had figures on the attrition rate of teachers leaving, he said district administration has refused to provide that data.
However, Kayrell wrote that at a job fair in the spring of 2014, more than 365 qualified applicants applied for jobs in HUSD.
Saturday's walk was billed as "Derail Kayrell" on a union flyer.
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DENVER , March 15, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In response to today's policy statement from FERC, DCP Midstream, LP (NYSE: DCP) confirms that no significant impacts to the company's financials are expected. The revisions to the 2005 Policy Statement for Recovery of Income Tax Costs will no longer allow master limited partnership (MLP) interstate natural gas pipelines to recover an income tax allowance in cost of service rates.
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DCP Midstream, LP is a midstream master limited partnership, with a diversified portfolio of assets, engaged in the business of gathering, compressing, treating, processing, transporting, storing and selling natural gas; producing, fractionating, transporting, storing and selling NGLs and recovering and selling condensate. DCP owns and operates more than 60 plants and 63,000 miles of natural gas and natural gas liquids pipelines, with operations in 17 states across major producing regions and leads the midstream segment as one of the largest natural gas liquids producers and marketers and one of the largest natural gas processors in the U.S. Denver, Colorado based DCP is managed by its general partner, DCP Midstream GP, LP, which is managed by its general partner, DCP Midstream GP, LLC, which is 100% owned by DCP Midstream, LLC. DCP Midstream, LLC is a joint venture between Enbridge and Phillips 66. For more information, visit the DCP Midstream, LP website at www.dcpmidstream.com.
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