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Q: Java Sliding Window Problem: Given a string, find the length of the longest substring, which has all distinct characters. Comparing Solutions I am taking a course to prepare for coding interviews and how it works is I try a problem then the solution is presented.
Question:
Given a string, find the length of the longest substring, which has all distinct characters.
Example:
Input: String="aabccbb"
Output: 3
Explanation: The longest substring with distinct characters is "abc".
I was wondering if there is any reason to use a HashMap and not an ArrayList on this problem? I will show both solutions and I was wondering if mine is wrong for any reason or if it is inefficient?
My solution works and the output matches (3,2,3). That's why I am wondering if I am doing anything wrong because their solution seems so much more complex than needed?
My Solution:
import java.util.*;
class NoRepeatSubstring {
  public static int findLength(String str) {
    // TODO: Write your code here
    List<Character> charList = new ArrayList<Character>();
    int maxLength = 0;

    for(int windowEnd = 0; windowEnd < str.length(); windowEnd++) {

      while(charList.contains(str.charAt(windowEnd))) {
        charList.remove(0);
      }

      charList.add(str.charAt(windowEnd));

      if(charList.size() > maxLength) {
        maxLength = charList.size();
      }
    }
    return maxLength;
  }

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out.println("Length of the longest substring: " + NoRepeatSubstring.findLength("aabccbb"));
    System.out.println("Length of the longest substring: " + NoRepeatSubstring.findLength("abbbb"));
    System.out.println("Length of the longest substring: " + NoRepeatSubstring.findLength("abccde"));
  }

}

Their Solution:
import java.util.*;

class NoRepeatSubstring {
  public static int findLength(String str) {
    int windowStart = 0, maxLength = 0;
    Map<Character, Integer> charIndexMap = new HashMap<>();
    // try to extend the range [windowStart, windowEnd]
    for (int windowEnd = 0; windowEnd < str.length(); windowEnd++) {
      char rightChar = str.charAt(windowEnd);
      // if the map already contains the 'rightChar', shrink the window from the beginning so that
      // we have only one occurrence of 'rightChar'
      if (charIndexMap.containsKey(rightChar)) {
        // this is tricky; in the current window, we will not have any 'rightChar' after its previous index
        // and if 'windowStart' is already ahead of the last index of 'rightChar', we'll keep 'windowStart'
        windowStart = Math.max(windowStart, charIndexMap.get(rightChar) + 1);
      }
      charIndexMap.put(rightChar, windowEnd); // insert the 'rightChar' into the map
      maxLength = Math.max(maxLength, windowEnd - windowStart + 1); // remember the maximum length so far
    }

    return maxLength;
  }

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out.println("Length of the longest substring: " + NoRepeatSubstring.findLength("aabccbb"));
    System.out.println("Length of the longest substring: " + NoRepeatSubstring.findLength("abbbb"));
    System.out.println("Length of the longest substring: " + NoRepeatSubstring.findLength("abccde"));
  }
}

A: charList.contains(str.charAt(windowEnd)) is O(n) while charIndexMap.containsKey(rightChar) is (usually) O(1).
charList.contains goes through the whole list to check if the character is in the list.
charIndexMap.containsKey hashes the character/key, which is constant in time.
(It would be even faster to use an array of booleans with a fixed size of 2^8 (=the number of possible characters) and use the character as index into the array. That would be guaranteed to be O(1) and would also be faster with small strings since no time is wasted on computing hashes.)

A: ArrayList's contains method is O(N) but of HashMap is mostly O(1). Infact you dont even need to use a HashMap here , even HashSet will do.


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Our Lawsuit - YOU BE THE JUDGE (ignored petition)
Should KRFC continue to spend individual and small business contributions defending their dismissal of a petition which sought to involve KRFC membership in choosing a new station mission?
We charge[1] that KRFC changed the station's reason for being, embodied in its mission statement, without following proper procedures in its own bylaws intended to prevent unilateral changes by the Board of Directors without consulting their membership.
KRFC's board stated adoption of the new mission statement prematurely in a letter sent in February 2006 which neglects to mention that a new mission is not valid until 21 days have passed without a member petition. It does not mention members have the right to petition, nor does it offer a trusted process for gathering petition signatures.
KRFC argued that the petition was invalid because it did not contain member's addresses, as would be found on Government petitions for example. This requirement is debatable since KRFC is not a government entity nor is there any reference to addresses in the KRFC bylaws or nonprofit corporate statutes.
KRFC argued that there were fewer than the 50 required signatures from valid station members, offering no proof nor suggesting a third-party audit. We count over 60 valid member signatures especially when programmers and volunteers are considered. Even though some listeners and station supporters were not valid members, it seems problematic for a station with such high stated community values to push forward while community members had such concerns.
KRFC argued that some petitioners were bullied into signing, however that would seem to suggest signers were not responsible for their actions.
KRFC suggested the signatures were suspect because one signer expressed misgivings prior the petition submission. However that signer, a responsible and resourceful KRFC volunteer, had ample opportunity and easy access to remove their signature if they were determined to do so.
Placing burdens upon the petitioners to prove themselves suggests KRFC was pre-disposed to deny the petition. Had they not been so, they might have engaged the petition submitters in acquiring addresses, thoroughly cross examining against the membership list, or engaging a neutral third party.
KRFC argued that they were representing their membership properly -- that the petitioners views were unrepresentative. However members were never informed (of the arguments of "both" sides) and consulted.
Had KRFC accepted the petition, the proposed mission could have been put a vote of the membership, where the bylaws say a 2/3 majority of the entire membership is required for its adoption. KRFC argued that the membership vote would certainly confirm the new mission so even a valid petition would be wasteful or irrelevent. In the membership vote, they said non-voters counted as agreeing with the board, and it is unrealistic to imagine even 1/3 of the membership would physically cast votes. The KRFC bylaws do specify this type of procedure be used in two areas, but the procedure is specifically absent in article XI, and it is nowhere stated to apply to all voting at KRFC.
[1] Charges quoted from the lawsuit:
Board ignores a petition requiring a membership vote to ratify changes to the mission statement.
On March 16, 2006, the Board decided to ignore a petition drafted under Article XI of the KRFC Bylaws, requiring a vote of the membership to accept an amendment of the mission statement if 50 signatures of members are obtained on a protest petition.
The mission statement of KRFC is a key governing document for the corporation on par with the bylaws and articles of incorporation, as reflected in several provisions of the corporate bylaws.
During a meeting on February 16, 2006, the Board unanimously adopted the Mission, Vision and Core Values documents which included proposed amendments to the KRFC mission statement. These proposed amendments reflected intent to move the radio stations governance and content in a direction antithetical to its founding vision of democratic control and public affairs programming, along with cultural programming.
Article XI of the KRFC Bylaws states regarding changes to the mission statement:
. . . Information regarding the changes shall be presented to the members a reasonable time before the public meeting at which the changes will be ratified. . . If the proposed amendments of the Corporation's Mission Statement receive unanimous approval by the Board of Directors, and with 21 days advance notice, no petition protesting the changes signed by at least 50 members is received by the Corporation, then the proposed changes are accepted without a vote by the members.
On or about February 24, 2006, a letter from KRFC Board President Greg Krush, dated February 20, 2006, was received by some KRFC members. Members were informed that a new mission statement had been adopted. A March 4, 2006, public meeting was announced.
Motivated by their commitment to the democratic management and an element of public affairs programming reflected in the founding mission statement, several KRFC members participated in a petition drive to obtain the signatures required under Article XI to authorize a membership vote where the Board's vote could be overridden.
At the March 16, 2006, public meeting the Board rejected the petition which had the required number of valid signatures and denied the membership an opportunity to vote against the amendments to the mission statement.
As the result of the Board's prohibition against a membership vote to approve the amendment of KRFC's mission statement, the plaintiff KRFC members were denied rights under C.R.S. 7-126-101 et seq.
KRFC

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She sells seashells by the seashore – and fresh lobster, steamed mussels, and seared scallops, too. Lemon and drawn butter will become your new best friends on this coastal tour of Maine and all three of Canada's Maritime provinces. As you make your way from rocky beaches to charming fishing villages, you'll savor the catches of the day – and the views of a lifetime. The granite peaks of Acadia National Park, the giant stone formations of Hopewell Rocks, and the rolling Highlands of Cape Breton present incredible natural wonders while manmade treasures abound as well. See the famous lighthouse at Peggy's Cove, the Anne of Green Gables farmhouse, and the quaint settlement of St. Andrews By-the-Sea. While the local fisherman of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island will happily demonstrate their rugged lifestyles, you'll sink into the luxuries of two pampering resorts – the Digby Pines and the historic Algonquin.
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FIFA Ballon D'Or Gala
FIFA's annual Ballon D'Or Gala took place yesterday in Zurich, Switzerland. It was a night to celebrate the beautiful games best and brightest, those who shone above the rest, and as always Lionel Messi stood out a little more than most. While donning a purple jacket, Messi graciously accepted the award which he pledged to share with teammate Xavi. Messi beat out Xavi along with Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo to win the award, and is already looking to be the favorite for next year's Ballon D'Or.
Honmare Sawa was awarded the Ballon D'Or for her efforts leading Japan to victory in the Women's World Cup this summer. She edged out Marta who had been given the honor the previous five years as well as American Abby Wambach. Sawa is the first Japanese player to be given the honor, but it was not the only accolade that she would receive on behalf of her country. Japan was also awarded the FIFA Fair Play Award for the "impressive courage and spirit shown by Japan as they recovered from the terrible earthquake and tsunami that devastated large parts of the nation on 11 March 2011." Both awards were truly deserved and Sawa received them both graciously on behalf of the Japanese Football Association.
Neymar took home the honors for first ever Puskas Award for FIFA Goal of the Season for this masterpiece of a goal that was scored against Flamengo earlier this season. The 19 year old appeared in a more traditional tuxedo than Messi, but dazzled nonetheless thanks to his trademark orange mohawk, as he received the award from former Mexican striker Hugo Sanchez. Some would argue that the award should have gone to Hamit Altintop for his thunderous strike against Kazakhstan, but I'll put them below and let you decide for yourself.
To close out the ceremony, FIFA handed out its annual FIFA/FIFPro World XI awards to the masters of their respective positions. Iker Casillas, Dani Alves, Gerard Pique, Nemanja Vidic, Sergio Ramos, Andres Iniesta, Xabi Alonso, Xavi, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Wayne Rooney all collected their awards from Pele as they were honored as the world's most elite.
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Q: Passing a variable into a SQL request : Attempt to concatenate local 'variable' (a table value) I would like to pass a variable in different functions, within an SQL request, as described below :
popup = display.newImage( "interface/popup-1.png")
popup.width=568
popup.height=232
popup.anchorX=0.5
popup.anchorY=0.5
popup.isVisible=false
popup.y=-700
popup:addEventListener( 'tap', displaySpeech)
popup.destination="mycharacter"
camera:add(popup,1,false)

This is where i took my variable 'character'

function speak(event)
          character = event.target.destination
          displaySpeech(character)
        end

    num=1
    function displaySpeech(character)
        displaySpeech_get(""..num.."",character)
        num=num+1

    end

    function displaySpeech_get(number,character)

        for row in db:nrows("SELECT * FROM speeches WHERE character='"..character.."' LIMIT "..tostring(number)..",1") do
              myMessage.text=row.speech
        end

    end

The first "reply" of my SQL request appareas but once i call a second time the function displaySpeech_get(number, character) it shows an error. I tried to print the variable 'character', it gets a table ID !
Any solution ?

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If you plan on sailing Aug 26 I suggest you contact Captian Cesar direct. His local number is 561 4997. There have been problems .. Many people showed upon Sunday Aug 19 and couldn't get onboard. I sailed the week of Aug 12. Limited A/C and not hot water. The crew isn't being paid. They did receive a small payment this week but not full payment. The heat exchanger for one of the generators is worn out and the other isn't in very good shape. Rumor is that a new (USED) heat exchanger has been found and was shipped to the Poly. As of 10:30 am Aug22 it hadn't arrived. That was the time I left the ship. I couldn't see setting on a ship that wasn't going anywhere waisting my vacation time.
The same thing happened with the Mandalay. Captain Casey was mum about the problem but we heard from crew members that they had not been paid in some time and that all the ships had been seized because port fees and tour operators have not been paid either. I am really bummed. This would have been my 5th cruise.
The "gossip" whether true or not is that the son that was running the show died and the rest of the kids got greedy and have been hoarding the money.
Supposedly there is an investor who is a friend of the family who was going to buy 65% of the company but this was a couple of months ago and the sale has not gone through or the paperwork is not ready. I am sure this investor's financial advisors know the company is on tenuous ground. I certainly hope the company can be turned around. It was great while it lasted!


School governors form the largest volunteer group in the country. They are people from all walks of life, who care about children's education and are prepared to work as a team to support their school and local community. More than 9,000 people volunteer to be governors in Lancashire, bringing to their role experience of everyday life and a wish to help children and schools. They support schools in raising standards, by determining the conduct and direction of the school.
The term of office for Governors is 4 years from the date of appointment.
Our governors play an active part in the life of our school. Each governor is linked to a class with which they communicate often, including coming into school to spend time in their link class.


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I have been asked many times to explain how so called "macro-evolution" works. There are of course many excellent books and articles online and off that cover this, but I thought it might be a good idea to have a blog post that explains it quickly and simply that I can refer to when asked. The following is adapted from a book manuscript (which might get published some day).
1) Aren't genetic mutations nearly always detrimental and only beneficial in very rare cases? If so, it seems that a series of genetic mutations, even if it included some of the rare beneficial mutations, would still end up in extinction rather than a new and improved species. Even if 9 mutations were detrimental and one was beneficial, I imagine it would be very difficult to get an end result that was better.
1. Actually, the vast majority of mutations are neutral in effect. Science fiction and other parts of popular culture have given people the idea that "mutation" means growing a third eye or something like that. While some mutations do have major detrimental effects like that, most have little to no effect at all. If a mutation is deleterious (meaning it reduces the likelihood of reproduction in an organism with that mutation), then, by definition, it is unlikely to spread to the rest of the population, as new alleles (genes and gene variants) can only be passed to future generations by inheritance–the organism must reproduce if that mutation is to pass on. Thus, while the vast majority of mutations are neutral, a few are deleterious and a few are beneficial (conferring an increase in likelihood of reproduction), so future generations are most likely to get the beneficial and neutral mutations, while the deleterious ones tend to get weeded out. However, small populations are more subject to extremes. Thus, when a population is drastically reduced, it is likely to undergo rapid adaptation (lots of beneficial mutations accruing rapidly) or extinction (lots of deleterious mutations accruing rapidly). In rare cases, like cheetahs, they regain their population numbers but maintain low genetic diversity.
2. Archosaurs (birds, dinosaurs, crocodilians and their relatives) all have some measure of unidirectional airflow in their lungs. In modern crocodilians, this is not total as it is in birds (and theropod dinosaurs before them), indicating that intermediate forms are perfectly capable of thriving.
I'll add to #1 — we are just discovering epigentics as a means of new information for evolution too. Epigenetics is not mutational …at least at first. But if an epigenetic change results in something positive for an organism, it seems to drive mutuational change over time in that direction. I may be misunderstanding it as its not my expertise but it seems that epigenetics provides a scaffold which over time is filled in by mutuations that align with those changes.
About Lars's #1 — he's absolutely correct that everyone has mutuations from one generation to the next and most of these have almost no effect whatsoever on an organism. This is how we know for instance that you are related to someone from 500 years ago if you take a DNA geneaological test because there is a standard rate of mutation, so we can look at two people who are descended from one person and expect a certain amount of mutations on their Y chromosome from one another for instance if they are both descended from the same person but related to him.


Bell peppers are native to Mexico, Central Northern South America though at this time you'll find them rising in most elements of the world. This article summaries the nutritional and health benefits of lentils in comparisons with a range of beans and seeds including: chickpeas (garbanzo beans), kidney beans, lima beans, mung beans, navy beans, peanuts (raw), peas (cut up), soybeans (uncooked). In China for example, ginger and brown sugar blended in tea is broadly consumed for reducing cramps coming months. I'm sure this info has impressed you to restart ingesting inexperienced tea although I agree coffee is less complicated to grab. I had used it to make green tea ice cream, however other than that hadn't touched it. I had no concept it supplies so many health benefits.
As turmeric oil may be very robust, use it sparingly ( about three drops to 1 tablespoon of the carrier oil )and ideally blended with some other oils like canola oil, grapeseed oil, ginger oil or ylang ylang oil. Of course, it additionally has well being benefits, an important flavour, and an aura and the exotic about it that the majority teas simply don't.
Studies present that Green Tea Extract can rev up a slower metabolism and help drop those stubborn pounds. The tea leaves had been put into boiling water, after which the tea after a few minutes was consumed in very small nearly thimble-sized containers. In American cooking, sweet breads like zucchini and pumpkin bread contain cloves together with different spices like cinnamon and nutmeg. We grow basil yearly in our backyard and pinch off these stalks bearing the seeds to prolong the leaf bearing stage. The white mulberry has a honey sweetness whereas the pink variety is sticky sweet. The wide range of varieties brings more benefits than one would otherwise get with vitamin E.
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Simon Manley, the British Ambassador in Madrid has written an open letter about Brexit developments.
I'm sure you have been watching events closely, both in Brussels and in London, so I wanted to give you a quick update about what all of this means for British people living here in Spain.
Last night the European Council agreed an extension of our exit date to 22nd May, assuming that the Withdrawal Agreement is approved by the House of Commons next week. If the House of Commons doesn't approve the Withdrawal Agreement next week, then the European Council decided that the Withdrawal date will be the 12th April. So the House of Commons will vote on the Withdrawal Agreement early next week.


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Two New Yorks; Other New York; How the Other Half Lives
"Two New Yorks" or "Other New York" was the campaign theme of Bronx borough president Fernando Ferrer, who ran unsuccessfully for mayor in 2001. It is also the theme for his 2005 mayoral campaign.
The theme is an old one. In 1890, Jacob Riis (1840-1914) published his searing study of tenement life, How the Other Half Lives The title is from a French proverb from at least the early 1600s: "One half the world doesn't know how the other half lives."
Although New York City can be divided into rich and poor, there are not two New Yorks, or eight million New Yorks. It is a "mosaic" of many, but it is one New York.
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James MacKenzie, Sidney Strauss and Walker & Gilette.
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3 February 1848, Davenport (Iowa) Gazette, pg. 1, col. 4:
It is an old saying that one half the world does not know how the other half lives; to which we may add, that one half the world does not know how the other half makes a living.
7 December 1874, New York Times, pg. 4:
VARIETIES OF NEW-YORK LIFE.
Perhaps partly as the result of the peculiar conformation of Manhattan island, the trite saying as to one half the world not knowing how the other half lives is especially true concerning it.
4 January 1891, New York Times, pg. 19:
MATTERS WE OUGHT TO KNOW.
HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES. Studies Among the Tenements of New-York. By JACOB A. RIIS. New-York: CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
Mr. J. A. Riis has had the fullest experience in regard to the subject he treats, for he has devoted many years to the study of New-York. The title explains itself, for it is true "that one-half of the world does not know how the other half lives." The question is, Does it care?
Mr. Riis's views of the conditions of "the other half" may not be sentimental, but rather the insight of one of a practical turn of mind who describes exactly what he sees.
7 October 1993, New York Times, pg. B1:
Two Candidates Present Two New Yorks
By ELIZABETH KOLBERT
In the New York City of Rudolph W. Giuliani's television ads, people live in fear. They worry about drug dealers, high taxes and bad schools. They are scrappy and strident, and their voice had a timbre that is straight out of Brooklyn.
They resent the implication that a vote for Mrs. Giuliani has anything to do with race.
In the New York of David N. Dinkins's ads, people live in harmony. They favor conciliation and healing, and in times of trouble, they walk the streets together. They are optimistic and hopeful, yet paradoxically, they see racial unrest as an ever=present possibility.
Their most pressing fear, it seems, is Mr. Giuliani.
30 March 2001, New York Times, pg. B3:
Mr. Ferrer, who is seeking to become the city's first Hispanic mayor with what his aides have described as an explicit appeal for support from black and Puerto Rican voters, presented himself as a product of that part of New York, describing how, as he grew up in the Bronx, he could not rely on having heat or hot water.
"I understand what the other New York was like," Mr. Ferrer said. "And I know the need to pull those two New Yorks together."
18 April 2001, New York Times, pg. B1:
Platform Built on a Divided City
Ferrer Courts Voters He Says Giuliani Left Behind
(...) (Pg. B4)
In offering his description of New York's "two cities," Mr. Ferrer recently roused a group of ministers in Harlem to their feet with his discussion of the need for improved relations with the police.
4 October 2001, New York Times, pg. D1:
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California(CA) Super Lotto is a lottery game which chooses 5 winning numbers from 47 numbers and choose a number from a separate set of 27 numbers. There are 1081 possible pair combinations of the 47 numbers. Since the 5 numbers of each draw of California(CA) Super Lotto would have 10 pair combinations, a pair combination is expected to appear once in every 108 draws.
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SOR/90-688a - Table of Contents
SOR/90-688a
Tax Court of Canada Rules (General Procedure) (SOR/90-688a)
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Institution of Proceedings (continued)
Filing (continued)
22 [Repealed, SOR/2008-303, s. 5]
Service on Taxpayer
24 The Deputy Attorney General of Canada shall, on behalf of the Minister of National Revenue, cause a copy of an application under section 174 of the Income Tax Act , section 311 of the Excise Tax Act , section 52 of the Air Travellers Security Charge Act , section 205 of the Excise Act, 2001 or section 63 of the Softwood Lumber Products Export Charge Act, 2006 to be served personally or by registered mail on each of the taxpayers named in the application and on any other persons who, in the opinion of the Court, are likely to be affected by the determination of the question.
SOR/93-96, s. 5
Joinder, Consolidation, Intervention and Transfer or Transmission of Interest
Joinder of Claims
25 A party may join in a notice of appeal all assessments under appeal unless otherwise directed.
When Proceedings May be Consolidated
26 Where two or more proceedings are pending in the Court and
(a) they have in common a question of law or fact or mixed law and fact arising out of one and the same transaction or occurrence or series of transactions or occurrences, or
(b) for any other reason, a direction ought to be made under this section,
the Court may direct that,
(c) the proceedings be consolidated or heard at the same time or one immediately after the other, or
(d) any of the proceedings be stayed until the determination of any other of them.
Discretion of Presiding Judge
27 Where a direction has been made that proceedings be heard either at the same time or one immediately after the other, the judge presiding at the hearing nevertheless has the discretion to direct otherwise.
Leave to Intervene
28 (1) Where it is claimed by a person who is not a party to a proceeding
(a) that such person has an interest in the subject matter of the proceeding,
(b) that such person may be adversely affected by a judgment in the proceeding, or
(c) that there exists between such person and any one or more parties to the proceeding a question of law or fact or mixed law and fact in common with one or more of the questions in issue in the proceeding,
such person may move for leave to intervene.
(2) On the motion, the Court shall consider whether the intervention will unduly delay or prejudice the determination of the rights of the parties to the proceeding, and the Court may,
(a) allow the person to intervene as a friend of the Court and without being a party to the proceeding, for the purpose of rendering assistance to the Court by way of evidence or argument, and
(b) give such direction for pleadings, discovery or costs as is just.
Transfer or Transmission of Interest
29 (1) Where at any stage of a proceeding the interest or liability of a person who is a party to a proceeding in the Court is transferred or transmitted to another person by assignment, bankruptcy, death or other means, no other proceedings shall be instituted until the Registrar is notified of the transfer or transmission and the particulars of it.
(2) On receipt of the notice and particulars referred to in subsection (1) the Registrar shall consult with the parties regarding the circumstances under which the proceeding shall continue and he shall report on these consultations to the Chief Justice.
(3) The Chief Justice or a judge designated by him to deal with the matter may direct the continuation of the proceeding or give such other direction as is just.
SOR/2004-100, ss. 7 and 44(E)
Proceeding on Behalf of Party Under Legal Disability
29.1 Unless the Court orders otherwise, the representative of a party under a legal disability shall institute or continue a proceeding on behalf of that party.
Representation by Counsel
30 (1) Subject to subsection (3), a party to a proceeding who is an individual may act in person or be represented by counsel.
(2) Where a party to a proceeding is not an individual, that party shall be represented by counsel except with leave of the Court and on any conditions that it may determine.
(3) Unless the Court orders otherwise, a person who is the representative of a party under a legal disability in a proceeding shall be represented by counsel, except where that person is also counsel acting in such a capacity.
Counsel of Record
31 (1) Subject to the other provisions of this section where a party has taken any step in a proceeding by a document signed by counsel, that person shall be the counsel of record for that party until a change is effected in a manner provided for by this section.
(2) A counsel of record shall act as and remain the counsel of record until,
(a) the client delivers a notice under section 32,
(b) such counsel has served a notice of intention to cease to act as counsel and the provisions of subsection 33(1) have been complied with, or
(c) a direction removing the counsel from the record has been entered, served on the client and every other party and filed with proof of service.
Change in Representation by a Party
32 (1) A party who has a counsel of record may change the counsel of record by serving on the counsel and every other party and filing, with proof of service, a notice giving the name, address for service and telephone number of the new counsel.
(2) A party acting in person may appoint a counsel of record by serving on every other party and filing, with proof of service, a notice giving the name, address for service and telephone number of the counsel of record.
(3) A party who has a counsel of record may elect to act in person by serving on the counsel and every other party and filing with proof of service, a notice of intention to act in person giving the party's address for service and telephone number.
Removal of Counsel of Record — By Notice
33 (1) A counsel of record may at any time before
(a) a joint application has been made to fix the time and place of hearing, or
(b) a proceeding has been listed for hearing,
whichever is earlier, serve on a party who is the client and upon all other parties, a written notice of intention to cease to act as counsel of record which notice shall state the last known address of the client.
(2) Service of the notice shall be made on the client personally or by mailing a copy to the last known address of the client.
(3) Upon filing the notice with proof of service, and upon the expiry of ten days after service upon the client, the counsel shall cease to be counsel of record and his or her address shall cease to be the address for service of the client.
(4) The address for service of the client shall thereafter be the address contained in the notice, until the client has filed a document that sets out another address for service.
Removal of Counsel of Record — By Application
34 (1) At any time after,
whichever is earlier, a counsel may move, on notice to his or her client, for a direction to remove him or her as counsel of record.
(2) A notice of motion for the removal of a counsel from the record and a direction under subsection (1) shall be served on the client personally or by sending a copy by mail to the last known address of the client.
(3) The direction to remove a counsel from the record shall set out the last known address of the client.
(4) The address for service of the client shall thereafter be the address contained in the direction, until the client has filed a document that sets out another address for service.
35 (1) No document need be served personally, unless these rules or a direction require personal service.
(2) Any document that is not required to be served personally, may be served at the address for service of the party.
36 (1) Where a document is to be served personally, the service shall be made,
(a) by leaving a copy of the document with the person unless the person is under a legal disability;
(b) on a corporation by leaving a copy of the document with an officer, director or agent of the corporation, or with a person at any place of business of the corporation who appears to be in control or management of the place of business, and
(c) in any other case in such manner as the Court may, on a motion without notice, direct.
(2) A person effecting personal service of a document need not produce the original document or have it in his or her possession.
Substituted Service
37 (1) Where it appears to the Court that it is impractical for any reason to effect service of a document required to be served personally, the Court may make a direction for substituted service.
(2) In a direction for substituted service, the Court shall specify when service in accordance with the direction is effective.
Service at Address for Service
38 (1) The address for service of a party shall be,
(a) where there is a counsel of record for a party, the business address of the counsel as shown by the last document filed by the counsel that shows his or her business address,
(b) in the case of the Crown, or a Minister or Deputy Minister of the Crown, where there is no counsel of record, the office of the Deputy Attorney General of Canada in Ottawa,
(c) in the case of any other party, where there is no counsel of record, the address of the party as shown on the last document filed by the party that shows his or her address, being a place within Canada, or
(d) where a document (which may be entitled "Change of Address for Service") has been filed in which some other address, being a place within Canada, has been designated as an address for service, the address so designated.
(2) Service of a document at an address for service may be made,
(a) by mailing the document to the address for service, or
(b) by leaving the document at the address for service.
Service by Mail or Fax
39 (1) Where a document is to be served by mail under these rules, the document shall be sent by registered mail.
(2) Where a document may be served by mail under these rules, the document may be sent by fax.
(3) In the absence of proof to the contrary, the date of service of a document sent by fax is the date of transmission.
(4) In the absence of proof to the contrary, the date of service of a document other than an originating document served by mail, is the date five days after the earliest postal date appearing on the envelope or, if that date is illegible or unavailable, the date of service is the date five days after the date on the customer receipt issued by the Canada Post Corporation at the time of mailing.
Validating Service
40 Where a document has been served in a manner other than one authorized by these rules or a direction, the Court may make a direction validating the service where the Court is satisfied that,
(a) the document came to the notice of the person to be served, or
(b) the document was served in such a manner that it would have come to the notice of the person to be served except for the person's own attempts to evade service.
41 (1) Service of a document may be proved by the affidavit of the person who served it.
(2) Where by an enactment in force in a province, service of a document in a civil proceeding by a sheriff or bailiff may be proved otherwise than by affidavit, proof of service may be given in accordance with the enactment of the province in which the service was effected.
(3) The written admission or acceptance of service of counsel of record is sufficient proof of service and need not be verified by affidavit.
Service ex juris
42 (1) Unless the person to be served has stated in writing that he or she consents to accepting service, service out of Canada shall be made in accordance with subsections (4) and (5).
(2) The written statement shall be signed and dated on that day by the person consenting or, in the case of a corporation, by one of its officers or directors.
(3) The written statement shall be filed in the Registry without delay after service has been effected together with an affidavit by the party effecting service regarding the manner in which service was made.
(4) Subject to subsection (5), any document to be served out of Canada may be served in the manner prescribed by the law of the jurisdiction in which service is to be effected, in the manner prescribed by these Rules or in the manner prescribed in an order of the Court.
(5) Where service is to be made in a contracting State to the Hague Convention on Service Abroad, and where the Convention applies in that State to matters heard by the Court, service shall be as provided by the Convention.
(6) Where service is effected out of Canada, it may be proven
(a) in the manner set out in section 41;
(b) in the manner provided by the law of the jurisdiction in which service was effected; or
(c) in accordance with the Hague Convention on Service Abroad if service is effected in a contracting State.
Pleadings Required or Permitted
43 (1) In an appeal, the pleadings shall consist of the notice of appeal, the reply to the notice of appeal called "the reply" and the answer to the reply to the notice of appeal, if any, called "the answer".
(2) [Repealed, SOR/2007-142, s. 9]
(3) No pleading subsequent to an answer shall be filed without the consent in writing of the opposite party or leave of the Court.
Time for Delivery of Reply to Notice of Appeal
44 (1) A reply shall be filed in the Registry within 60 days after service of the notice of appeal unless
(a) the appellant consents, before or after the expiration of the 60-day period, to the filing of that reply after the 60-day period within a specified time; or
(b) the Court allows, on application made before or after the expiration of the 60-day period, the filing of that reply after the 60-day period within a specified time.
(2) If a reply is not filed within an applicable period specified under subsection (1), the allegations of fact contained in the notice of appeal are presumed to be true for purposes of the appeal.
(3) A reply shall be served
(a) within five days after the 60-day period prescribed under subsection (1);
(b) within the time specified in a consent given by the appellant under subsection (1); or
(c) within the time specified in an extension of time granted by the Court under subsection (1).
(4) Subsection 12(3) has no application to this section and the presumption in subsection (2) is a rebuttable presumption.
SOR/99-209, s. 4
Tax Court of Canada Rules (General Procedure)
1 - Definitions, Application, Interpretation, Forms, Videoconferences and Teleconferences
2 - Definitions
5 - Forms
6 - Hearings by Videoconference or Teleconference
7 - Non-compliance with the Rules
7 - Effect of Non-compliance
8 - Attacking Irregularity
9 - Court may Dispense with Compliance
10 - Remedying Default
11 - Time
11 - Computation
12 - Extension or Abridgement
13 - Hearing in Absence of Opposite Party
14 - Court Office Hours
15 - Court Documents
15 - Format
16 - Photocopies of Court Documents
16.1 - Confidentiality Order
17 - Notice to be in Writing
18 - Filing of Documents
19 - Affidavits
20 - Requisitions
21 - Institution of Proceedings
21 - Filing
24 - Service on Taxpayer
25 - Joinder, Consolidation, Intervention and Transfer or Transmission of Interest
25 - Joinder of Claims
26 - When Proceedings May be Consolidated
27 - Discretion of Presiding Judge
28 - Leave to Intervene
29 - Transfer or Transmission of Interest
29.1 - Proceeding on Behalf of Party Under Legal Disability
30 - Representation
30 - Representation by Counsel
31 - Counsel of Record
32 - Change in Representation by a Party
33 - Removal of Counsel of Record — By Notice
34 - Removal of Counsel of Record — By Application
35 - Service of Documents
36 - Personal Service
37 - Substituted Service
38 - Service at Address for Service
39 - Service by Mail or Fax
40 - Validating Service
41 - Proof of Service
42 - Service ex juris
43 - Pleadings
43 - Pleadings Required or Permitted
44 - Time for Delivery of Reply to Notice of Appeal
45 - Time for Delivery of Answer
46 - Close of Pleadings
47 - Form of Pleadings
48 - Rules of Pleadings — Applicable to Notice of Appeal
49 - Rules of Pleadings — Applicable to Reply
50 - Rules of Pleadings — Applicable to Answer
51 - Rules of Pleadings — Applicable to all Pleadings
52 - Demand for Particulars
53 - Striking out a Pleading or other Document
54 - Amendments
54 - When Amendments to Pleadings May be Made
55 - How Amendments Made
56 - Service of Amended Pleading
57 - Responding to Amended Pleading
58 - Determination of Questions of Law, Fact or Mixed Law and Fact
58 - Question of Law, Fact or Mixed Law and Fact
61.1 - Notice of Constitutional Question
63 - Default Judgment and Dismissal for Delay
63 - Application for Judgment in Default
64 - Application for Judgment for Delay
65 - Motions
65 - Notice of Motion
66 - Place and Date of Hearing
67 - Service of Notice
68 - Affidavit in Opposition to Motion
69 - Written Representations
70 - Disposition of Motion
71 - Evidence on Motions
71 - Evidence by Affidavit
72 - Contents of Affidavit
73 - Full and Fair Disclosure
74 - Evidence by Cross-Examination on Affidavit
75 - Evidence by Examination for Discovery
76 - Oral Evidence
77 - Inspection of Property
77 - Direction for Inspection
78 - Discovery of Documents
78 - Interpretation
79 - Agreement to Limit Discovery
80 - Document in Pleading or Affidavit
81 - List of Documents (Partial Disclosure)
82 - List of Documents (Full Disclosure)
83 - Corporate Documents
84 - Description of Documents
85 - Inspection
86 - Document in Possession of Non-Party
87 - List Incomplete
88 - Where Affidavit Incomplete or Privilege Improperly Claimed
89 - Use at Hearing
90 - Disclosure or Production not Admission of Relevance
91 - Effect of Failure to Disclose or Produce for Inspection
92 - Examination for Discovery
93 - Who May be Examined
94 - When May Examination be Held
95 - Scope of Examination
96 - Effect of Refusal
97 - Effect of Counsel Answering
98 - Information Subsequently Obtained
99 - Discovery of Non-Parties with Leave
100 - Use of Examination for Discovery at Hearing
101 - Examinations Out of Court
101 - Application of Sections 102 to 112
102 - Mode of Examination
103 - Manner of Requiring Attendance
104 - Notice of Time and Place
105 - Production of Documents on Examination
106 - Re-Examination
107 - Objections and Rulings
108 - Improper Conduct of Examination
109 - Videotaping or other Recording of Examination
110 - Sanctions for Default or Misconduct by Person to be Examined
111 - Filing of Transcript
112 - Examination Where Person Outside Canada
113 - Procedure on Examination for Discovery by Written Questions
113 - Questions
114 - Answers
115 - Objections
116 - Failure to Answer
117 - Improper Conduct of Written Examination
118 - Filing Questions and Answers
119 - Taking Evidence Before Hearing
119 - Where Available
120 - Procedure
121 - Examinations Outside Canada
122 - Use at Hearing
123 - Listing for Hearing
123 - How Appeal is Set Down for Hearing
124 - Litigation Process Conference
125 - Status Hearing
126 - Case Management
126.1 - Trial Management Conference
126.2 - Settlement Conference
127 - Memorandum or Direction
128 - No Disclosure to the Court
129 - Admissions
129 - Interpretation
130 - Request to Admit Fact or Document
131 - Effect of Request to Admit
132 - Withdrawal of Admission
133 - Procedure At Hearing
133 - Exclusion of Witnesses
134 - Return of Exhibits
135 - Order of Presentation at Hearing
136 - View by Judge
137 - Adjournment of Hearing
138 - Reopening of Hearing
139 - Justifying Absence of Witness
140 - Failure to Appear
141 - Compelling Attendance at Hearing
142 - Compelling Attendance of Witness in Custody
143 - Evidence At Hearing of an Appeal
143 - Evidence of Particular Facts
144 - Evidence by Witnesses
145 - Expert Witnesses
146 - Calling Adverse Party as Witness
146.1 - Lead Cases
147 - Costs
147 - General Principles
148 - Costs on Discontinuance
149 - Costs on Settlement
149.1 - Costs on Failure to Elect under Subsection 18(1) of the Act
150 - Taxation of Costs
151 - Special Provisions
152 - Liability of Counsel for Costs
152.1 - Costs in Vexatious Proceedings
154 - Taxation of Costs — Considerations
155 - Taxation at Instance of Party Entitled
156 - Taxation at Instance of Party Liable
157 - Powers of Taxing Officer
158 - Certificate of Costs
159 - Review of Taxation
160 - Security for Costs
161 - When to be Made
162 - Amount and Form of Security
163 - Effect of Direction
164 - Default of Appellant
165 - Amount May be Varied
166 - Notice of Compliance
166.1 - Payment Into and Out of Court
167 - Judgments Disposing of an Appeal or an Interlocutory Application
167 - Pronouncing and Entering of Judgments
168 - Reconsideration of a Judgment on an Appeal
169 - Direction for and Approval of Draft Judgment
170 - Judgments by Consent on an Appeal
170.1 - Judgments on Admissions or Certain Documentary Evidence
171 - Setting Aside, Varying or Amending Interlocutory Judgments
172 - Setting Aside, Varying or Amending Accidental Errors in Judgments — General
172.1 - Seizure, Sale and Garnishment
172.2 - Examination of Judgment Debtor
172.4 - Contempt of Court
173 - Administration and Officers of the Court
173 - Registrar
174 - Books and Records
175 - Seal of the Court
176 - Fees and Expenses
177 - Other Offices of the Court
178 - Registered Mail Sent from Registry
SCHEDULE III - Code of Conduct for Expert Witnesses
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The iPhone SE, which is the first model of the SE series priced at $399 (£379, AU$679) and has a storage capacity of 16 GB, however presently it costs around $349 (£349, AU$549) with a storage capacity of 32 GB.
• iPhone SE 2 will be priced around $450.
• The increased range over its antecedent model is expected because of its new variant.
• iPhone SE2 is more likely to be launched by the company in September this year.
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The most prominent hypothesis is that the new iPhone SE2 will resemble the same as that of iPhone X-like screen, along with the notch at the top of it. It means that the iPhone SE 2 will have only a screen and no home button on it (in spite of the fact that it's important and the producers aren't generally precise in their new outlines). The back of the SE2 phone will pack a trendy double camera that resembles like an iPhone X. Additionally it will have no earphone port as predicted by the MaximKrippa. Furthermore, it will have a different screen protector making the new iPhone SE2 a bit smaller than its previous model.
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• iPhone X notch will be displayed in new iPhone SE 2.
• Headphone jack and Home button may not be provided.
• The look of the iPhone SE2 will not be the same as its previous model, however, a more customary outline with spectacular innards gives its competitors a cut-throat competition.
Maxim Krippa predicted that the iPhone SE 2 will be high on performance with an exceptionally strong hardware. The phone will incorporate a 2 GB of RAM, a processor which will be a quad-core namely an A10 processor, dual cameras with 12 MP back camera and 5 MP front camera along with a 4-inch screen. It will be launched in two storage variants i.e. 32 GB and 128 GB.
What's the most befuddling about the new iPhone is that how one can enter into a home screen without a home button. Face ID technology will not be there if the all-screen variant is to be accepted by the people. So, the question arises how the people will tend to open the phone?
In light of that the straightforward plan will be the option of the unique mark scanner, nevertheless, it is too expensive. So, let's see how it happens when the model arrives in the market.
The iPhone SE has an earphone jack and in Maxim Krippa's view, Apple should include a headphone jack in the iPhone SE 2 as well. So, fingers are crossed that the 3.5mm earphone jack does not get disappear in this upcoming model.
According to Maxim Krippa's point of view, the iPhone SE is high on the battery performance and one can utilize the phone for the entire day without the battery running off easily. The SE series of the iPhone is much better when compared to other prominent iPhone models of the time, similar to the iPhone 6 and iPhone 7.
While there are much fewer complaints about the SE's battery performance, it will show signs of improvement, in SE2 model.
A greater aspect concerning the SE is that it fits in a comparable arrangement of specs found in the iPhone 6S. A simple palm-sized phone that could deal with everything that it's fancier and at an absorbable cost.
That is 2016 power, however, and in 2018 we're trusting Apple gives the iPhone SE 2 the most recent chipset and a knock in RAM.
There's no contending that resuscitating the iPhone 5 design for use with the iPhone SE was a smart thought. All things considered, it's a triumphant plan, first appeared on the iPhone 4, that set Apple in front of its opposition as far as its quality is concerned.
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Karaok  (Turkish: Black Arrow) is a 125 mm manportable, lightweight, fire-and-forget, short-range anti-tank guided missile (ATGM) in development by Roketsan.

Design
The missile is equipped with a tandem warhead and a new indigenously developed hybrid dual-stage rocket motor designed to enable fire from an enclosed space. Range was initially over 2500 m, weight is less than 16 kg (tube and missile), length is 110 cm. The missile is capable of both direct and top attack. The system is effective at both  day or night due to its Imaging Infrared Seeker.  This weapon system achieved  Initial Operational Capability (IOC) in 2020. This system will be inducted into the Turkish Army in 2022.

See also
 AT-1K Raybolt
 FGM-148 Javelin
 HJ-12
 Missile Moyenne Portée
 MPATGM
 NLAW
 Spike (missile)
 Type 01 LMAT

References

Anti-tank guided missiles
Anti-tank guided missiles of Turkey
Roketsan products

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Drug Side Effect Linked With Increased Health Risks For Over 65s
A side effect of many commonly used drugs appears to increase the risks of both cognitive impairment and death in older people, according to new research led by the University of East Anglia (UEA).
As part of the Medical Research Council's Cognitive Function and Ageing Studies (CFAS) project, the study is the first systematic investigation into the long term health impacts of 'anticholinergic activity' – a known potential side effect of many prescription and over the counter drugs which affects the brain by blocking a key neurotransmitter called acetylcholine. The findings are published today by the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
Medicines with some degree of anticholinergic effect are wide-ranging and many are frequently taken by older people. The groups with the greatest impact include: anti-depressants such as Amitriptyline, Imipramine and Clomipramine; tranquilisers such as Chlorpromazine and Trifluoperazine; bladder medication such as Oxybutynin; and antihistamines such as Chlorphenamine. Other drugs with an anticholinergic effect include: Atenolol, Furosemide and Nifedipine for heart problems; painkillers such as Codeine and Dextropropoxyphene; the asthma treatment Beclometasone; the epilepsy treatment Carbamazepine; and Timolol eyedrops which are used for glaucoma.
The large cohort study was launched as part of the drive to find ways of reducing risk factors for dementia which affects 820,000 people in the UK. The UEA researchers worked in collaboration with colleagues at University of Cambridge, Indiana University and National Health Service clinicians. The project was funded by the Medical Research Council (MRC) and the US National Institute on Aging.
More than 13,000 men and women aged 65 and over from across the UK were included in the two-year study. Around half were found to use a medication with potential anticholinergic properties.
In the study, each drug taken by the participants was given a ranking based on the strength of its anticholinergic activity, or AntiCholinergic Burden (ACB) – 0 for no effect, 1 for mild effect, 2 for moderate effect and 3 for severe effect.
The key findings were:
Twenty per cent of participants taking drugs with a total ACB of four or more had died by the end of the two-year study, compared with only seven per cent of those taking no anticholinergic drugs – the first time a link between anticholinergics and mortality has been shown.
For every additional ACB point scored, the odds of dying increased by 26 per cent.
Participants taking drugs with a combined ACB of five or more scored more than four per cent lower in a cognitive function test than those taking no anticholinergic medications – confirming evidence from previous smaller studies of a link between anticholinergics and cognitive impairment.
The increased risks from anticholinergic drugs were shown to be cumulative, based on the number of anticholinergic drugs taken and the strength of each drug's anticholinergic effect.
Those who were older, of lower social class, and with a greater number of health conditions tended to take the most anticholinergic drugs.
Lead author Dr Chris Fox, clinical senior lecturer at Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia, said: "This is the first large scale study into the long-term impact of medicines which block acetylcholine – a common brain neurotransmitter – on humans, and our results show a potentially serious effect on mortality. Clinicians should conduct regular reviews of the medication taken by their older patients, both prescribed and over the counter, and wherever possible avoid prescribing multiple drugs with anticholinergic effects.
"Further research must now be undertaken to understand possible reasons for this link and, in particular, whether and how the anticholinergic drugs might cause the increased mortality. In the meantime, I strongly advise patients with any concerns to continue taking their medicines until they have consulted their family doctor or their pharmacist."
Co-author Prof Carol Brayne, principal investigator of the MRC CFAS project at the University of Cambridge, said: "It is important to scrutinise medications given to older people very carefully to try to minimise harm as well as gain the desired benefit. The admirable wish to give the best possible treatment with good evidence for individual conditions has to be balanced against the fact that in many older people with multiple conditions this will lead to accumulated risk such as that shown by this scale."
Ian Maidment, a mental health pharmacist working within the NHS, added: "One of the issues is that as we age, we tend to be prescribed more medicines which have an anticholinergic effect, increasing the overall burden."
Dr Susanne Sorensen, head of research at the Alzheimer's Society, said: "It is very important that we have a clear picture of the side effects of drugs commonly taken by older people with cognitive impairment and other conditions. This robust study provides valuable findings, and must be taken seriously. However it is vital that people do not panic or stop taking their medication without consulting their GP.
"We would urge people to have regular appointments with their doctor to review all drug treatments they are taking. This will help ensure they are on the best medications for their conditions, and that any side effects have been taken into consideration."
Prof Chris Kennard, chairman of the MRC's Neuroscience and Mental Health Board, which funded the research, said: "The Medical Research Council invests in cohort studies like CFAS because they provide vital clinical information through observation. Such projects require long-term commitment to fulfil their potential but having supported cohort studies for well over half a century, MRC funding and collaborations have made the UK an international leader in this field."
A group of scientists led by the Regenstrief Institute in Indianapolis, US, supported by scientists from Norwich Medical School at UEA, and the NHS, developed the AntiCholinergic Burden scale (www.indydiscoverynetwork.org/AnticholinergicCognitiveBurdenScale.html). Dr Malaz Boustani, Associate Professor of Medicine at Indiana University, who reviews the benefits and harms of these medications with patients at the Wishard Healthy Aging Brain Centre in Indianapolis, said: "Our findings make it clear that clinicians need to review the cumulative anticholinergic burden in people presenting with cognitive impairment to determine if the drugs are causing decline in mental status. Every clinician has the duty to protect the brains of their patients and every patient needs to bring over the counter and prescription drugs to their doctor's appointment for a comprehensive review."
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Die Nadelfabrik Zitternberg bei Gars war die erste und einzige Nadelfabrik der Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie.

Emil Hanebeck, Sohn einer Fabrikantenfamilie aus Iserlohn, die ebenso bereits Nadeln erzeugte erwarb 1899 die Gebäude der aufgelassenen Amon-Mühle in Zitternberg und errichtete dort eine Nadelfabrik, die 1901 den Betrieb aufnahm und bis zu 40 Arbeiter beschäftigte. In der Öst. Nadelfabrik Gars, Ges.m.b.H. wurden Nadeln aller Art wie Nähnadeln, Stricknadeln oder Anstecknadeln hergestellt, beispielsweise eine "Kaiser-Jubiläums-Nadel" zum 60. Regierungsjubiläum des Kaisers Franz Joseph I. Das Unternehmen hatte auch eine Betriebsfeuerwehr, die damals erste im Bezirk Horn. Die Fabrik wurde 1938 geschlossen und das Gelände an die Firma Häusermann verkauft.

In der Villa am Werksgelände befindet sich heute eine Galerie. Die nach Plänen von Josef Hoffmann 1924 errichtete Villa Gretl in der Weisergasse in Gars war das Privathaus von Emil Hanebeck. Nach ersten Planungen für die Fassade und den Grundriss ließ Hoffmann mit dem Pagodendach Elemente der asiatischen Baukunst einfließen. Die verwendete Rautenornamentik war stilbildend für viele Garser Häuser der Zwischenkriegszeit.

Das Areal wurde nach dem Anschluss Österreichs von der Firma Häusermann-Fabrik chemischer Gravuren übernommen, die von Wien hierher zog. Nach Kriegsende wurde es von sowjetischen Besatzern der USIA eingegliedert.

Einzelnachweise

Literatur
 Industrie-Compass: Österreich, Čechoslowakei, Jugoslavien, Ungarn Compassverlag, 1931.

Ehemaliges Unternehmen (Niederösterreich)
Gars am Kamp
Gegründet 1899
Aufgelöst 1938
Unternehmen (Bezirk Horn)
Produzierendes Unternehmen (Österreich)


Blasting off in a new direction for a new generation.
In 1991, Disney briefly revived the look and feel of the Golden Age of cinema to launch a new superhero, The Rocketeer. The intrepid hero, played by Billy Campbell, strapped on a jetpack to stop the nefarious misdeeds of a former spy working for the Nazis. Now, 25 years later, Walt Disney Studios has decided to reboot the cult-classic film with some major 21st century updates.
Up-and-comers Max Winkler and Matt Spicer have been tapped to develop a script — tentatively titled The Rocketeers — that is both a reboot and a sequel to the original adventure. This time around, however, the film will be anchored by a black woman.
When The Rocketeer debuted in '91, it was a total dud. It pulled in a domestic gross just shy of $50 million and failed to impress both audiences and critics. In the happy snark of the early nineties, The Rocketeer's earnest delivery and unabashed love of 1940's serials failed to resound with potential fans — at first.
The movie sprung from a series of independent comic books from Dan Stephens, but director Joe Johnston's film soon surpassed the source material and developed a cult following all its own. According to The Hollywood Reporter, a 20th anniversary screening held in Hollywood saw fans lining up for blocks in the hopes of getting a ticket.
The Rocketeer also has some real appeal to international audiences, which movie studios are increasingly trying to court. The story hinges on a straightforward plot with an unironic, wholesome hero and features broad humor and easily accessible action. While that may sound cookie-cutter to film snobs, market research has shown that moviegoers in China put out the most cash for films along those lines. The Chinese market is huge, and most major Hollywood production companies are trying to court its viewers.
Given the inherently unobjectionable and apolitical nature of the work (because how controversial is it to say you hate Nazis?), there's little reason for the newest film shouldn't outshine the original at the box office.
Max Winkler and Matt Spicer, a relatively unknown duo, are writing The Rocketeers. While the duo probably haven't produced anything you've seen yet, they do have two films on the horizon that just might make them household names.
The first is Flower, an indie film directed by Winkler starring Adam Scott and Kathryn Hahn. The flick follows a sexually curious teen who develops a friendship with her mentally unstable brother.
If that sounds a little emotionally complex for The Rocketeer, then the team's other project, Magic Camp, should give you a better idea of what they can do. Based on a story from Steve Martin, the Disney-produced comedy follows an aging banker who returns to the summer camp of his youth in order to win the magic prize that he failed to nab as a kid.
There's still a lot of ground to cover before The Rocketeers hits theaters (hell, there's not even a director attached). But the possibilities of a revamped look at the hero are exciting.
It would be a mistake, however, for the producers to try and "cool up" the Rocketeer (or any new additions to the cast). The franchise itself is based on the classic archetype of a hero, not any of the new-wave antihero business that's taken over comic book movies. Was the original super plausible? Of course not. That's what made the film so accessible, though: it's a straightforward battle between good and evil with some corny jokes and Alan Arkin thrown in for good measure.
Putting a new face behind the mask is exciting, but it shouldn't change the core formula.