Should Your Brand Be On The New Myspace?
The short answer – it depends. For many businesses, Myspace is probably not the best place to engage and interact with consumers.
However, if your business competes in entertainment, music or lifestyle categories, the New Myspace might warrant some consideration.
At its core, the New Myspace is a social media network that enables people to connect, converse, interact and engage with their favourite music, bands and artists. If common ground can be found in any of these areas, or if engaging and interacting with your consumers in these areas can build affinity, demonstrate expert knowledge, or establish your brand as a tastemaker, then diving in might not be a bad idea.
The key way to engage your audience on the New Myspace is with – surprise, surprise – music. Creating and sharing mixes, uploading new songs, conversing about favourite artists, and connecting with all of the above are the main things you'll be doing on Myspace. Engaging in these ways should be compelling with younger demographics as music, by its nature, is highly emotive and plays a key role in their lives.
In addition to engaging and connecting around music, you can also share photos, which if history repeats itself, will drive huge engagement by way of comments, shares and connections – Myspace's version of 'likes'.
Another reason to get your business or brand on Myspace is first mover advantage. Being an early adopter will give you opportunity to attract, engage and retain consumers early, before it becomes saturated with brands vying for consumers' attention. Popularity amongst brands is still TBD, but who knows what the future holds.
Despite there being some compelling reasons to get involved with Myspace, there are also some valid reasons to pass.
The first is pretty obvious. If music doesn't play an important role in your business, have any relation to your offerings, or your target demographic isn't highly engaged with music, then the time investment of maintaining a profile on yet another social media network is going to be a waste of time. Further, it will dilute the attention you put toward the social media networks that have proven to be effective for your business or brand.
Another reason why you might not want to get involved with the New Myspace is that, as of now, it doesn't really let you do much that can't be accomplished on other social media networks. Create mixes? GrooveShark – and you can share direct links on other social media networks. Upload songs? SoundCloud – and there are advanced, more robust feature sets. Share photos? Every social media network there is – Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, and on, and on.
There are many factors to take into account when making a decision about getting your business or brand involved with Myspace. If at least initially it seems to have some appeal for business use, my advice is to get acquainted with the platform using a personal profile to get a sense for how you will use it to work toward your unique opportunities.
What do you think of the New Myspace?
Have you considered setting up a profile for your business or brand?


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Financial Assistance for a Hewitt Education
We appreciate the financial investment families make in an independent school education. Our financial aid program reflects Hewitt's strong commitment to enrolling students who show both intellectual and ethical promise, regardless of their economic situation. We make every effort to offer a comprehensive, need-based financial aid program that enables Hewitt to enroll students from across the socioeconomic spectrum.
In 2021-2022, our financial aid program supported 30 percent of the student body, with awards totalling over $5.4 million in financial assistance to families representing a wide range of income levels. Our average financial aid award was approximately $37,000.
2022-2023 Tuition: $57,850 (grades K-12)
Our financial aid program makes grants available to students whose families demonstrate financial need. For the purposes of establishing financial need, Hewitt expects that both parents (and all legal guardians) will contribute to their daughter's education. In the case of divorced or separated parents, both parents must complete the Parents' Financial Statement (PFS) and submit all the required documentation to School and Student Services (SSS). Financial information is required from both custodial and non-custodial parents. In certain circumstances, (for example, a widowed parent) a sole parent or guardian can complete a Second Parent Financial Information Waiver Request.
As you think about applying for financial aid, we encourage you to carefully evaluate your ability to pay tuition costs. Students who initially enroll at Hewitt without financial assistance will be considered for aid only if they have diminished family resources due to an unexpected change in their financial circumstances.
If families think they will need financial aid, they should apply for consideration during the admission process. We will make every effort to accommodate each family's situation.
Financial Aid Checklist
For the 2022-2023 school year
Complete the Parents' Financial Statement (PFS)
Visit the School and Student Services by NAIS website and complete the Parents' Financial Statement (PFS). Request that a report be sent to The Hewitt School (School Code 3850).
Financial aid application due date for applicant families: December 12, 2022
Upload the following documents to SSS:
Signed copies of your 2021 Federal Income Tax Returns (personal and business), W-2 and/or 1099 forms, and Schedule C and depreciation forms (if applicable)
Your 2022 year-end paystub(s)
Form 4506-T, which can be found on the IRS website. Sign but do not date this form.
Due May 10, 2023
Upload signed copies of your 2022 Federal Income Tax Return (Joint or Separate) to SSS.

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Flesh Tint Like a painting by Velazquez A woman stands Alone in the frame Touched by the brush of light Blossoming. How did Flesh Tint reflect Naples Yellow In this greenish blue room? What made the sun Suddenly rise on the palette?
Bimb
Sanjeev Khandekar
Sanjeev Khandekar (1958) is a poet and a visual artist. Kavita (Granthali, 1990) a collection of his early poetry and Search Engine (Granthali, 2004). These collections have been followed by three volumes of poetry – All that I Wanna Do (Abhidha Nantar, 2005), Mutatis Mutandis (2006) & (2014) and Two Poems (2006). Khandekar?s two books, '1,2,3… Happy Galaxy' and collection of present poetry 'Smiles' (2007) are published by Abhida Nantar in 2007. In 1982, he edited Sankalp: A collection of essays by social activists in Maharashtra .It was awarded the Marathi Sahitya Parishad award. His second book, the novel Ashant Parva (Season of Unrest, 1992), concerns itself with the construction of a politically sensitive self in post-industrial India. Khandekar is based in Mumbai.
Seven Deaths & Four Scrolls
Open me my shadow
Avner Pariat, Rhys Trimble
Durable Transit
Ravi Shankar's poems are immortal in the flesh, finding in The life of the mind its interpretations, its instrumentality. The surpassing, transient, lyrical moment; and in the life of the World's body the permanent, unflinching presence of thought, Unconfined by time and space. They are the verbal artifacts of a Singular, many-sided, and distinguished consciousness.Pulitzer Prize winner Vijay Seshadri Engorged with image, thick, viscous and churning, Ravi Shankar's Poems have the density of mercury as well as its fluidity and Mobility…The energy is visceral. The language is restless, hungry For surprise, the register swinging between the formal and the Demotic (both American and Indian). Underlying this is an Almost voluptuous need to embrace myth, history, metaphysics And pop culture, and bring all of it into a single book, and Sometimes a single poem. This is matched by an alertness to form with references ranging from the Bop to the pada — making for A playful, stylistically supple poetry. – Arundhathi Subramaniam Ravi Shankar's poems have a fine-tuned sense of form, a rare Delight in language. Through wit and abstraction, they reveal a Metaphysics of longing, binding us to the elements of our moving World. – Meena Alexander
Ravi Shankar is truly, now, one of America's finest younger poets.-Dick Allen
Intervensions
Mamta Sagar, Nia Davis
Sky without Sky
Jayanta Mahapatra


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Friday At Psycho Las Vegas – The Brain Boils
Posted On September 2, 2016 April 28, 2021 In Uncategorizedby Matt Bacon
I wake up. Another day. Another strange bed. Minimal sleep. The usual. I knew I'd have to go do some interviews and maybe get some food down my gullet but as for now I just wanted to meander around the strip – watching the hungover white girls who didn't get laid wander home. Watching the weird drunk bros look around with confused faces. It's the sort of thing that a guy like me can't help but to love. It capitalizes upon the surreal magic of Las Vegas – something that added to the mystique of the festival. This is mad all the more prescient as I write this in the Vegas airport where the slot machines are set up so that once you get out of the plane you can immediately start gambling. There is nothing quite like Las Vegas.
The Hard Rock Casino is a cool place to have a show and I was excited to discover The Joint and Vinyl stages. Though the Paradise Pool was surreal and beautiful it was nice to get a chance to hang out at venues that felt a little more… venue-y. The Joint of course was a massive three thousand-odd person arena that made for some truly exciting performances. Meanwhile – Vinyl has a much more club feel – relatively speaking of course. It can still hold 850 people and it was jam packed for many of the sets that would grace it throughout the weekend.
As I waited for friends to arrive and wrapped up the few interviews I was able to put together before anything too important started, I got the chance to watch some of Holy Grove's set. It was exciting to witness what these guys had put together – all the moreso as they prepare for their first European tour. With massive vocals, a fat bottom end and songwriting that borders on the transcendent it became clear to me that Holy Grove are the sort of band who can take the scene by storm. As opposed to many of their peers they have a healthy respect for the old blues tradition and they take it to its logical extreme with potent songwriting that makes me curious about what more will come from these Portland heavy rockers.
Trying to get into Yob saw the first real problem of the weekend – the line to get into The Joint. With every fan having to endure a security check, many folks missed half of the bands set, having assumed that they could just get in two minutes before the band started. Given Yob's status as one of the most highly vaunted bands of the festival in a subpar time slot this led to a lot of frustration. That being said – Yob's performance was stunning. Sure I had to drink a fifteen dollar beer while watching them but it was worth it. Why? Because Yob is love and Yob is life. Yob proved once again they are one of the best things to ever happen to music. This set was extra special because they focused a lot more on older material – a nice change from the recent Clearing The Path To Ascend centric tours. Sure I love that record but I was happy to see the band offering new stuff in a live setting.
Up next for me was the almighty Elder. They are the rare band who I have always preferred to watch on big stages simply because their music, especially the new material, makes a lot more sense in that context. It's only a matter of time before they get pulled onto an arena tour. As is – it was a lot of fun to watch skinny Jesus and his bearded disciples shake, rattle and roll their way through an hour long set. Elder have managed to turn their live performance into something truly special, the Boston visionaries working together to refine the sort of sound that many of their peers can only dream of one day being able to emulate. Elder left me, and the gathered masses in awe – because this is what rock and roll should really be about.
Part of the magic of Psycho Las Vegas is that you have pretty much every possible fan of certain bands in the same place. A perfect example of this would be Crypt Sermon – a group who due to familial and work obligations are pretty limited from touring but have managed to play one offs at some very cool festivals. The last time I saw them was in a tiny basement in Philly so it has been really cool to watch them grow up like this. Their frontman is like a young Rob Halford, his massive pipes guiding the top notch doomy, NWOBHM inspired riffs forward through crushing track after crushing track. Crypt Sermon left even the uninitiated in awe. I would go so far as to say that they were one of the most raved about artists of the weekend.
Of course – I had yet to see one of my truly underground darlings. There aren't a lot of bands who I'm as deeply in love with as Sacramento's Chrch. They are the kind of band who have managed to perfectly refine all of the current trends in the doom scene to create something magical. The crushing melodies, haunting vocals and pulsating rhythm section draw you in and refuse to spit you out. Their frontwoman puts on a stunning performance, her veiled face a perfect allegory for the power behind the music. Though I was extremely stressed, scouring the festival for interviews, Chrch were one of the few moments that I could truly relax and find some sort of peace. They are one of the most perfectly balanced doom bands going right now and it will be fascinating to watch them grow over the next few years.
I realize that throughout this festival I probably skipped a handful of 'classic' bands that many readers might never forgive me for having ignored. I don't regret this at all. Aside from the fact that many of these classic bands still tour a lot and I've seen them already, I feel like the way Psycho was set up was not about the major bands. Psycho existed to showcase some of the smaller and more fascinating acts that have started to find a very significant place in the scene. The big boys were merely there for flavor, and occasionally to provide truly life changing performances.
So perhaps that explains why I skipped Pentagram and Down so I could go see Satan's Satyrs play the pool stage. It's been a pleasure watching these guys grow up over the years, especially now that they have added a new guitarist. As they came off the stage they were all raving – why? Because it was one of their best performances to date. Satan's Satyrs are the sort of potent rock and roll force who should be playing open air festivals to three hundred thousand people, or doing things like this. They capture the essence of rock and roll and have made for something that was fun and passionate in a way that few of us could ever properly understand. Satan's Satyrs are a guaranteed good time, only accentuated by drinking martinis and sitting in a cabana.
Another can't miss band on the festival, especially in the poolside context, came on next, the almighty Tribulation. These androgynous glam metal vampires never fail to deliver and they have the same sort of transcendent magic playing to a pool full of people as they do in massive rooms. Tribulation understand their own inherent bombast. They understand what it means to capture an audience and make them truly excited for black metal again. In a world where corpse paint is largely a joke, Tribulation give it legitimacy. Their swooping stage gestures and blistering riffs are exciting, hyper speed and doomed to make you fall in love.
I was thrilled to have the chance to finally see Death. Under the big city lights they couldn't help but to impress. It was awesome to see a group of dudes with as much of a history behind them as they do play a show with that much energy. Psycho was the perfect setting for this kind of thing too. Everyone in the crowd was a vinyl freak and we all knew this bands musical heritage. They kept us in thrall, reminding us where we come from and providing a weird link back to the music of so many of our heroes. Death are a rock and roll band for the ages – bridging the gap between blues and punk and helping us to see so much more beyond that.
The night was to come to a close with one of my most hotly anticipated groups of the weekend – the almighty Arthur Brown. This was a guy I had NEVER imagined I would see – and yet there he was – somehow out on the mainstage dancing around ferociously. The God Of Electric Hellfire hasn't lost a mote of his charm with age, wearing garish costumes and unleashing an at times frightening stage show. The climax of course came when he pranced through the audience. It was a moment of intimacy that many of us could only dream of. The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown is massive and freakish. Full to the brim with dancing women, elaborate performances and exciting deliveries. The audience held on rapt to his every word – he is the kind of all that we hold dear and we know we wouldn't have any of this without him.
As Arthur Brown wrapped up we found ourselves whisked back to the neverending party of the center bar. Everyone who was anyone in the metal scene was there, from Phil Anselmo's bodyguard to Brian Slagel, CEO of Metal Blade. Yet I got the distinct impression this wasn't really supposed to be a networking event. It was more of an opportunity to hang out with some of your closest buddies and shoot the shit. It just so happened that some of the people you were shooting the shit with played in bands like Death. That was to be the highlight of the night, or so I thought, and then Arthur Brown showed up. Quiet, discrete and happy to just have a long chat with anyone who happened to spot him it was perfectly in character. It spoke to the magic of the festival and made me excited about how much more there was to come.
Saturday at Psycho Las Vegas - Turn Round Quick
Psycho Las Vegas - The Madness Begins
Lessons From Psycho Las Vegas
Sunday At Psycho Las Vegas: The Rise From The Sub Basement
The Las Vegas Tragedy
Day One Of Hellfest: The Survival Fires
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using System;

namespace Grooveshark
{
    public class Song
    {
        public int AlbumID { get; set; }
        public int TrackNum { get; set; }
        public int ArtistID { get; set; }
        public double EstimateDuration { get; set; }
        public string CoverArtFilename { get; set; }
        public string AlbumName { get; set; }
        public int ID { get; set; }
        public string ArtistName { get; set; }
        public int Vote { get; set; }
        public string Name { get; set; }

        public bool Equals(Song other)
        {
            if (ReferenceEquals(null, other)) return false;
            if (ReferenceEquals(this, other)) return true;
            return other.AlbumID == AlbumID && other.TrackNum == TrackNum && other.ArtistID == ArtistID &&
                other.EstimateDuration.Equals(EstimateDuration) && Equals(other.CoverArtFilename, CoverArtFilename) &&
                Equals(other.AlbumName, AlbumName) && other.ID == ID && Equals(other.ArtistName, ArtistName) &&
                other.Vote == Vote && Equals(other.Name, Name);
        }

        public override bool Equals(object obj)
        {
            if (ReferenceEquals(null, obj)) return false;
            if (ReferenceEquals(this, obj)) return true;
            if (obj.GetType() != typeof (Song)) return false;
            return Equals((Song) obj);
        }

        public override int GetHashCode()
        {
            unchecked
            {
                int result = AlbumID;
                result = (result*397) ^ TrackNum;
                result = (result*397) ^ ArtistID;
                result = (result*397) ^ EstimateDuration.GetHashCode();
                result = (result*397) ^ (CoverArtFilename != null ? CoverArtFilename.GetHashCode() : 0);
                result = (result*397) ^ (AlbumName != null ? AlbumName.GetHashCode() : 0);
                result = (result*397) ^ ID;
                result = (result*397) ^ (ArtistName != null ? ArtistName.GetHashCode() : 0);
                result = (result*397) ^ Vote;
                result = (result*397) ^ (Name != null ? Name.GetHashCode() : 0);
                return result;
            }
        }
    }
}

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Sports Premium Funding 2017 - 18
Last year our use of Sports Premium funding included providing on-going informal CPD for all staff in various areas of PE teaching, extending opportunities for KS1 pupils to attend Level 2 sports events, as well as offering more opportunities for SEN and less active pupils across KS2 to compete in both Level 1 and 2 competitions and develop the programme of extra-curricular activities across the school.
This year (2018 -19), we intend to focus on using the funding to:
Provide targeted CPD to staff, focusing on those areas highlighted by the PE staff audit. To be delivered by external coaches (Sue and Kim from NSSPEA)
Developing the assessment process for all PE units taught so that children's progress can be accurately measured and monitored throughout the school.
Continue to offer a varied and extensive range of opportunities for all children to access Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 competitions to ensure that all children have competed in at least one event across the year.
Highlight and celebrate sporting achievements across the school in the following ways: via the Golden Valley website, sharing successes in Key Stage assemblies, updated sports boards around school and the use of 'Sports Achievement' awards.
Continue to promote a healthy lifestyle on all children through PE and PSHE
Build on the diverse programme of extra-curricular and after-school sporting opportunities and clubs.
Here at Golden Valley Primary School, our Sports Premium funding for 2017-18 equated to £12,949
Our main aims for the funding in 2017 -18 were:
Provide on-going support for staff in delivering high quality PE lessons through both formal and informal observations and modelling PE lessons. Support, guidance and modelled lessons given to those staff who requested it, as well as to the NQT's on the staff team, by the PE Subject Leader.
Implementing the on-going development plan to ensure all areas that require improvement are targeted and addressed. Improvements are continuing to be addressed with significant progress being achieved.
Further extend the opportunities for more children to access Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 competition and those who do no extra-curricular sporting activities. Healthy Heroes club set up for targeted children to develop their health and sporting understanding. More KS1 events attended and extra KS1 after school clubs on timetable. Extra sporting opportunities provided for all year groups across the school, with regular lunchtime matches and external coaches in a range of sports delivering lessons. More NSSPEA events attended this year to enable more pupils to compete in Level 2 and 3 events.
Continue the use of 'Sporting Achievement' awards to raise the profile of sporting success within the school and develop greater links with local sports clubs, creating a clear pathway for G & T pupils to move on to the next level in their chosen sport. Sports Achievement awards presented regularly during school assemblies to celebrate and raise the profile of school sports events as well as the opportunity for children to celebrate sporting successes in other out of school competitions.
Continue to increase the levels of participation of extra-curricular sport both in and out of school with additional after school clubs and lunchtime provision. Regular lunchtime matches across KS2 to provide all children with an opportunity for sporting competition. Increase in after school club provision with an extra KS1 club and Healthy Heroes club provided.
Promotion of a healthy lifestyle in all our children through PE and PSHE. Weekly lessons taught in both KS1 and 2 as well as other focused events in Sports Week (Nutrition workshops across KS1 & 2)
Continue to provide further opportunities for children to try new sports and activities (Sports Week/Scotch Horn/coaches visiting school) Sports Week activities included Biathlon, dance, Kurling, archery, fencing, football and tennis. KS1 enjoyed 6 x one hour lessons of ball skills delivered by the FA. Weekly one hour sessions in Tae Kwon Do, streetdance, Chance to Shine cricket and circuits for different KS2 classes provided.
Our plan for ensuring long term sustainability includes the following:
Continued CPD with both external and in-house training of staff to deliver high quality PE and school sport. This includes the teaching of swimming.
Continued close liaison with both sports providers and local schools to provide a range of level 2 and Level 3 sporting opportunities.
Membership of the North Somerset PE Association to ensure a broad provision of sporting activities to enable both inclusion and competition as well as close links with local/national clubs and coaches.
Ongoing development of young leaders within our school who provide ideas for stimulating, active play in their role as playground leaders and sports organising crew.
A rolling programme of maintenance and replacement of sports and play equipment for all.
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AOE grid 2017/18
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Q: Using NSTimer, calling two functions with the same name, different parameters, both use scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval I'm trying to write my own fade-ins and fade-outs using the AVAudioPlayer as a helper.
My problem is this: I have two method definitions with the same name, but one takes an int and the other takes no parameters.  Is there a way for me to tell NSTimer which one to call?  Couldn't really make sense of the documentation:
https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Cocoa/Reference/Foundation/Classes/nstimer_Class/Reference/NSTimer.html
-(void) stopWithFadeOut
{
if (_player.volume > 0.1) {
    [self adjustVolume:-.1];
    [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.1 target:self selector:@selector(stopWithFadeOut) userInfo:NULL repeats:NO];
}
else {
    [self stop];
}
}

and
-(void) stopWithFadeOut:(NSString *)speed
{
int incr = [speed intValue];
if (_player.volume > 0.1) {
    [self adjustVolume:-incr];
    [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.1 target:self selector:@selector(stopWithFadeOut) userInfo:NULL repeats:NO];
}
else {
    [self stop];
}
}

A: Those actually have different names. The colon is significant, so the name (and hence the argument to @selector()) of the second method is stopWithFadeOut:.*
To create the timer, then, you want:
[NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.1
                                 target:self
                               selector:@selector(stopWithFadeOut:)
                               userInfo:NULL                   //^ Note! Colon!
                                repeats:NO];

However, this method is incorrect, because an NSTimer passes itself to its action method; it's not possible for you to pass in an arbitrary object. This is what the userInfo: parameter is for. You can sort of attach some object to the timer, and retrieve it inside the action method using the userInfo method, like so:
- (void)stopWithFadeOut: (NSTimer *)tim
{
    NSString * speed = [tim userInfo];
    int incr = [speed intValue];
    if (_player.volume > 0.1) {
        [self adjustVolume:-incr];
        [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.1
                                         target:self
                                       selector:@selector(stopWithFadeOut:)
                                       userInfo:speed
                                        repeats:NO];
    }

(Also note that this means your first method isn't really a correct NSTimer action method, because it doesn't have the NSTimer parameter.)

*The compiler wouldn't have let you declare or define two methods with the same name in one class, and the parameter type doesn't count as part of the selector, so trying to create -(void)dumblethwaite:(int)circumstance; and -(void)dumblethwaite:(NSString *)jinxopotamus; in one class doesn't work.

A: So this is what I came up with.  Thanks Josh.
-(void) pauseWithFadeOut
{
NSNumber *incr = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithFloat:0.1];
while (_player.volume > 0.1) {
    [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.1 target:self selector:@selector(fadeOut) userInfo:incr repeats:NO];
}
}
-(void)fadeOut: (NSTimer*) deleg
{
int incr = (int) [deleg userInfo];
if (_player.volume > 0.1) {
    [self adjustVolume:-incr];
}

}
-(void) pauseWithFadeOut:(NSString *)speed
{
NSNumber *incr = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithFloat:[speed floatValue]];
while (_player.volume > 0.1) {
    [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.1 target:self selector:@selector(fadeOut) userInfo:incr repeats:NO];
}

[self pause];

}
-(void) stopWithFadeOut
{
NSNumber *incr = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithFloat:0.1];
while (_player.volume > 0.1) {
    [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.1 target:self selector:@selector(fadeOut) userInfo:incr repeats:NO];
}
}
-(void) stopWithFadeOut:(NSString *)speed
{
NSNumber *incr = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithFloat:[speed floatValue]];
while (_player.volume > 0.1) {
    [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.1 target:self selector:@selector(fadeOut) userInfo:incr repeats:NO];
}

[self stop];

}

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The company's business process management is so integral to its platform that it is represented by an acronym in its name. If you're trying to update your platform for the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), there's one thing that's very handy to have: A business process engine.
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The database is a critical and vital part of any business or organization. The growing trends predict that 82% of enterprises expect the number of databases to increase over the next 12 months. A major challenge of every DBA is to discover how to tackle massive data growth, and this is going to be a most important goal. How can you increase database performance, lower costs, and eliminate downtime to give your users the best experience possible? Is data compression is an option? Let's get started and see how some of the existing features can be useful to handle such situations.
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Data compression is a technology that's been around since SQL Server 2008. The idea of data compression is that you can selectively choose tables, indexes, or partitions within a database. I/O continues to be a bottleneck in moving information between in-and-out of the database. Data compression takes advantage of this type and helps to increase the efficiency of a database. As we know that the network speeds are so much slower than processing speed, it's possible to find efficiency gains by using the processing power to compress data in a database, so that it travels faster. And then use processing power again, to uncompress the data on the other end. In general, data compression reduces the space occupied by the data. The technique of data compression is available for every database and it's supported by all the editions of SQL Server 2016 SP1. Prior to this, it was only available on SQL Server Enterprise or Developer editions, not on Standard or Express.
There are two types of data compression available within SQL Server, row-level and page-level.
The row-level compression works behind the scenes and converts any fixed length data types into variable length types. The assumption here is that often data is stored at a fixed length type, such as char 100, and they don't actually fill the entire 100 characters for every record. Small gains can be achieved by removing this extra space from the table. Of course, if your data tables don't use fixed length text and numeric fields, or if they do and you actually store the fully allowable number of characters and digits, then the compression gains under the row-level scheme are going to be minimal at best.
The concept of compression is extended to all fixed-length data types, including char, int, and float. SQL Server allows saving space by storing the data like it was a variable sized type; the data will appear and behave like a fixed length.
For example, if you stored the value of 100 in an int column, the SQL Server needn't use all 32 bits, instead, it simply uses 8 bits (1 byte).
Page level compression takes things to another level. First, it automatically applies row-level compression on fixed length data fields, so you automatically get those gains by default. Then on top of that, it applies something called prefix compression, and another technique called dictionary compression.
Row compression is an inner level of compression that stores the fixed character strings by using variable-length format by not storing the blank characters. The following steps are performed in the row-level compression.
All numeric data types like int, float, decimal, and money are converted into variable length data types. For example, 125 stored in column and data type of the column is an integer. Then we know that 4 bytes are used to store the integer value. But 125 can be stored in 1 byte because 1 byte can store values from 0 to 255. So, 125 can be stored as a tiny int, such that 3 bytes can be saved.
Char and Nchar data types are stored as variable length data types. For example, "SQL" is stored in a char(20) type column. But after compression, only 3 bytes will use. After the data compression, no blank character is stored with this type of data.
The metadata of the record is reduced.
NULL and 0 values are optimized and no space is consumed.
In prefix compression for each page, for each column in the page, a common value is retrieved from all rows and stored below the header in each column. Now in each row, a reference to that value is stored instead of common value.
Dictionary compression is similar to prefix compression but common values are retrieved from all columns and stored in the second row after the header. Dictionary compression looks for exact value matches across all the columns and rows on each page.
We can perform row and page level compression for following database objects.
A table stored in a heap.
A whole table stored as a clustered index.
Note: We can perform data compression either at the time of creation like CREATE TABLE, CREATE INDEX or after the creation using ALTER command with REBUILD option like ALTER TABLE …. REBUILD WITH.
The WideWorldImporters database is used through the entire demo. Also, a real-time DW database is considered for the compression operation.
The following output shows the compression type as PAGE, ROW, and for several tables it's NONE. This means that it is not configured for compression.
2. To estimate compression, run the following system stored procedure sp_estimate_data_compression_savings. In this case, the stored procedure is executed on the PurchaseOrderLines tables.
5. To create a new table with the compression enabled feature, add the WITH clause at the end of CREATE TABLE statement. You can see the below CREATE TABLE statement used to create NewCompressedTable.
A table cannot be enabled for compression when the row size exceeds 8060 bytes.
Enabling compression can cause query plans to change because the data is stored using a different number of pages and number of rows per page.
When a clustered index is created on a heap, the clustered index inherits the compression state of the heap unless an alternative compression state is specified.
The ROW and PAGE level compressions can be enabled and disabled, offline or online.
If the heap setting is changed, then all non-clustered indexes are to be rebuilt.
The disk space requirements for enabling or disabling the row or page compression are the same as for creating or rebuilding an index.
Columnstore tables and indexes are always stored with the Columnstore compression.
Data compression is incompatible with sparse columns so the table can't be compressed.
Let us walk-through the data compression technique and understand the key parameters of data compression.
To check the space used by each table, run the following T-SQL. The output of the query gives us detailed information about the usage of each table. This would be the decisive factor for the implementation of the data compression.
Let us consider the ftb_material_Issue fact table. The fact table has numeric BIGINT data types.
Now, run the sp_spaceused stored procedure to understand the details of the table. You can learn more about the sp_spaceused command here.
Enable the table-level compression by running the following T-SQL. The following T-SQL was executed on the server and it took 34 minutes 14 seconds to compress the page at the table-level.
You can see the CPU and I/O fluctuations during the execution of the ALTER table command.
Now, let's do the Before v/s After data compression comparison. The table size about ~45 GB is brought down to ~15 GB.
The process is implemented on most of the objects using an automated script and here is the final result of the comparison.
Data comparison between Before and After the index compression operation.
Data compression is a very effective technique to reduce the size of data; reduced data requires less I/O processes. Adding compression to the database increases the load on CPU requirements. You'll need to ensure that you have the available processing capacity to accommodate these changes in an efficient manner. So it's better to do a little research first and see the types of gains that can be expected before applying the modifications to enable data compression. It's very much beneficial in the cloud database setup where cost is involved.
Stage the compressions (don't do them all at once) and compress during low-activity time periods. Data compression and backup compression co-exist nicely and can result in additional storage space savings, so go ahead and indulge.
Not only does compression reduce physical file sizes, but it also reduces disk I/O, which can greatly enhance the performance of many database applications, along with database backups.
Deciding to implement compression is easier if we know the underlying infrastructure and business requirements. We can definitely use the available system procedure to understand and estimate compression savings. This stored procedure does not provide any such details which tell you how the compression will positively or negatively affect your system. It is evident that there are trade-offs to any sort of compression. If you have the same patterns of huge data, then compression is the key to saving space. With CPU power growing and every system bound to multiple-core structures, compression may fit for many systems. I would recommend testing your systems. Test to ensure that performance is not negatively impacted. If an index has lots of updates and deletes, the CPU cost to compress and decompress the data might outweigh the I/O and RAM savings from data compression. Not every database or table will automatically be a good candidate to apply compression to, so it's best to do a little research first to see the kinds of gains that can be expected before applying the modifications to enable data compression on your databases. You need to test compression to see if it works well in your environment, because it may not work well in heavy-insert databases.


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* Blog Tour / Book Review * THE REAL THING by Melissa Foster
The Real Thing by Melissa Foster
Series: Sugar Lake #1
Published by Montlake Romance on September 5, 2017
Bakery owner Willow Dalton's friendship with Zane Walker has always been a bit complicated. Now a scrumptiously hot A-list actor, Zane's always had a reputation as a player. He's arrogant, and he's definitely not boyfriend material. Sure, he did Willow a favor by agreeing to take her virginity before college, but is that reason enough for her to go along with a fake engagement a decade later—even if it comes with a real diamond ring?
Zane should have known better. Nothing involving Willow has ever been easy. Still, he knows her better than anyone, and becoming America's hottest new leading man means cleaning up his reputation. An "engagement" to curvy, sass-mouthed Willow is the perfect PR move…provided no one gets hurt.
Now Zane and Willow's little white lie has turned into an irresistible recipe for sweet temptation. And soon no one will be able to tell the difference between their fake engagement and the real thing—including them.
A sweet and sassy romantic fake fling … or is it?? Melissa Foster has yet again spun a magical connection of friendship, love and hot steamy lust into a story that steals your heart! In the first book of the new Sugar Lake series, we get Willow and Zane's story. The characters are fun, flirty and attention stealing! I love the bond that the characters have and how her family was a major part of their story. Can't wait for more in the series!
Bakery owner Willow Dalton thinks she's walking into a dream job when low and behold her best friend Zane Walker has pulled a fast one on her! The A-list actor needs her help to revitalize his player reputation and will stop at nothing to finagle her into it. Even pulling out the old "you owe me" routine … so she talked him into taking her virginity before she left for college years ago … big deal!
Telling the world, including her close-knit family, that they are engaged might seem like a crazy plan, but surprisingly no one doubts it. It seems the crush they have each had on each other for years wasn't so secret to everyone around them! When even they have a hard time deciphering whether this romance is real or fake, they better take a look at what the future really might hold for them!
Sugar Lake #1
By: Melissa Foster
Releasing Sept 5, 2017
This sassy, spirited baker is fine with heat—but is her fake fiancé too hot to handle?
Bakery owner Willow Dalton's friendship with Zane Walker has always been a bit complicated. Now a scrumptiously hot A-list actor, Zane's always had a reputation as player. He's arrogant, and he's definitely not boyfriend material. Sure, he did Willow a favor by agreeing to take her virginity before college, but is that reason enough to go along with a fake engagement a decade later—even if it comes with a real diamond ring?
Zane should have known better. Nothing involving Willow has ever been easy. Still, he knows her better than anyone, and becoming America's hottest new leading man means cleaning up his reputation. An "engagement" to curvy, sass-mouthed Willow is the perfect PR move . . . provided no one gets hurt.
Now Zane and Willow's little white lie has turned into an irresistible recipe for sweet temptation. And soon no one will be able to tell the difference between their fake engagement or the real thing—including them.
**THE REAL THING is being published by Montlake (an Amazon imprint) and won't be available on other ebook retailers, but you can download a FREE ereader app to read it HERE, order the paperback.
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"You're sleeping on the couch," Willow said for the fifth time in as many minutes as she and Zane left their suite. He was busy texting, and she wasn't sure he was even listening anymore. He used to be such a great listener. When they were younger, he'd never acted like he was above her, despite the fact that he was the star quarterback, lead pitcher, and eventually the prom king, and she was two years behind and as awkward as a foal on new legs.
"Are you listening to me?" she asked as they walked down the hall.
"Yes. I just got confirmation. You're catering breakfasts for the set. Cool?"
"Yes, perfect. But did you hear what I said?"
She had almost backed out of their deal twice since she'd accepted. First when she'd seen the king-size bed, which really drove home their situation, and again when Zane had whipped off his shirt to change and her sex-starved body had buzzed to life. She was still a little nervous about the whole thing, mostly due to that second issue, but she felt a certain obligation to help him. Regardless of how arrogant he was, she'd never forget how tender he'd been with her when she'd given her almost-eighteen-year-old self over to him, and he was a true friend, even if they had a weird friendship. The truth was, even if he hadn't done her that favor before college, she would have agreed to his plan. She liked him despite his insatiable appetite for women. He was everything she loved in a person and more. He was confident and funny, direct and thoughtful, and honest when it counted. Painfully honest. The exposure for Sweetie Pie Bakery was just the icing on the fake-fiancée cake. What a difference national exposure could make.
Zane shoved his phone in his pocket. "Yes. Sleeping on the couch. Got it. But you can't blame a guy for trying."
She laid her best damn-right-I-can stare on him and pushed the button for the elevator.
"Fine. I'll behave. Jesus, Wills, you're never this uptight when I visit."
"You mean that five minutes twice a year?" Willow remembered how happy he'd been when he'd finally left town to pursue his dream of being an actor. He'd been bursting at the seams for a bigger life. But her "five minutes" comment wasn't really fair. He never missed Ben's birthday, and he almost always made it back for a few days over the holidays, even though his parents had moved to Florida right after he'd graduated from high school and left town. He'd been back a few other times when he was filming nearby. Even though she rarely saw him, their texts—and the fact that he was her first real love, even if he didn't know it—had kept him in the forefront of her mind. Unfortunately, it also kept her heartbreak pretty close to the surface, no matter how deep she tried to bury it.
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Melissa Foster is a New York Times & USA Today bestselling and award-winning author. She writes sexy and heartwarming contemporary romance and new adult romance with emotionally compelling characters that stay with you long after you turn the last page. Melissa's emotional journeys are lovingly erotic and always family oriented–perfect beach reads for contemporary romance lovers who enjoy reading about wealthy heroes and smart, sassy heroines.
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I'm so happy you're looking forward to more in the series! Thank you for reading and reviewing! Wonderful! XOXO
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Despite not being available on three of Russia's largest carriers for the first half of 2013, market research firm IDC said Apple's iPhone sales in the region doubled to 1.57 million units last year, reports Bloomberg. Now the telcos are jumping on the iPhone bandwagon, adding to Apple's presence in the country.
According to the publication, Russian providers MegaFon, Mobile TeleSystems and VimpelCom were not willing to agree to Apple's partner carrier requirements, which call for iPhone promotion, handset subsidies and minimum sales agreements. It should be noted that market leader MTS purchases its iPhone stock from a third-party distributor, leaving it without an official Apple deal.
While Apple holds cellular providers in the U.S. and other countries up to the same standards, Russian law prohibits telecoms from discounting devices in return for contracts. It is unclear how the laws applied to Apple's terms, but the three largest carriers were loath to take on the burden until midyear.
For the first half of 2013, Apple avoided the carriers altogether by distributing iPhones through major electronics stores. Russian independent analyst Eldar Murtazin estimates retailer Svyaznoy moved roughly 700,000 units last year.
It appears that Russia's carriers took notice of the brisk sales, with MegaFon re-signing its contract with Apple in December after being iPhone-less for three years. Mobile TeleSystems and VimpelCom also resumed iPhone sales in October.
Murtazin went on to say that most handsets sold were cheaper iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S models, though that trend may change with the rekindled carrier partnerships.
Apple is looking to break into emerging markets and Russia is the last of the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) countries in which the company does not have a major stake. In January, Reuters reported Apple's iPhone held a 9 percent share of the overall Russian smartphone market, but accounted for 20 percent of revenues.
Knowing how much resentment people from the UK have for Apple, I wonder how Russians perceive the company.
Where has this come from? The iPhone has something like 25-30% market share here, way more than it does in most/all of the rest of Europe*. Apple gets flack from some people for their tax practices, but so do Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Starbucks and a whole bunch of others. Not sure where this resentment is manifesting, I've never seen it.
I'm pretty sure the Regent Street Apple Store was the most popular Apple Store in the whole world for a good while.
EDIT: Just looked it up, seems I was conflating two facts. The Regent Street store was the biggest Apple store in the world (until another London store at Covent Garden overtook it), and was the most profitable store per square foot in London.
Pay closer attention to these forums. They most often appear in the Microsoft-related threads.
Anyone who starts their day off with clod jellied eels is bound to be grumpy for the rest of the day. The Russians, on the other hand, are just happy to not have to buy their iPhones on the black market.
I remember almost a decade ago there were a lot of articles about how the iPod is probably more popular and loved in the UK than the US. Guess things have changed now.
The Regent Street Apple Store is always packed but it is huge. I didn't know there was another in Covent Garden. I need to look it up the next time around.
There are five Apple stores in London I think: Regent Street, Covent Garden, Brent Cross, Westfield Shepherd's Bush and Westfield Stratford.
A handful of loudly disgruntled people on an Apple forum don't properly represent the attitudes of a country of 60 million people. There are trolls of all nationalities here.
Hate to sound ignorant but WTF is a "clod jellied eel" (not that I want one - just curious)?
It's a lazy stereotype which most Brits would be equally as ignorant of.
Most of the troublemakers here actually come from Canada and Australia, the former being most common. Maybe it's the weather combined with lack of access to and high price of Apple products. You can imagine someone in Canada walking home in the freezing cold trying to fumble with their oversized novelty Android phone, when they get home they have to deal with annoying popups and malware in Windows and can't sync their phone properly and the only Apple store is a couple of hundred miles away and the prices are too high. It must be enough to drive them to kill, but with limited access to weapons or extreme weather preventing them from using them, that just makes them more angry. So they come here and take it out on us.
People in European countries are generally more cynical about things. It's the same regarding politics or religion, just very apathetic towards things you need to emotionally invest in. You need to have a certain frame of mind to appreciate minimalism. If it's features, options, low prices they want, a lack of them in the interests of good design isn't going to work. There's also more regulation in that companies that don't serve the people well are made to comply, the US has more of a free market thing going on. Apple's a company that likes to set their own rules. Customers have more power over other companies regarding prices, features and so on.
People from Australia have a good sense of humor but that comes with a lack of restraint and it has to really - if people tell jokes without having enough confidence that they're funny, they'll fall flat. I don't think that they are as hateful towards Apple but they don't hold back on their discontent so it's more forceful than it probably is. Having said that, Apple's prices were crazy in that region for a long time so it might just take time for those wounds to heal.
The US is very patriotic so the fact that Apple is a home grown company helps (so is Google though) but this may drive some resentment in countries like Korea or possibly Russia. With Russia's anti-homosexuality stance and the US spying on them, maybe it would influence some people to be against liberal US-based Apple. I don't think much of that filters down to consumers though. Same with tensions from historical wars. I don't think the current generation really thinks about that much. If you sell a great product, people tend to put aside their differences because fundamentally, a product sale is a connection between the manufacturer and the customer. I think Jony Ive worded it well when he said that the quality and care put into a product reflects how much they care about the people who ultimately have to buy them and that isn't delivered in any different measure based on nationality, race etc. Sure, it depends on wealth to an extent but everyone has to have a quality threshold.


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Q: How can I set the Chrome browser window size when running a Selenium node as a windows service? I am trying to launch Selenium nodes (Chrome browser) as Windows on the Amazon Windows AMI for running tests, but the browser size it not getting maximized.
I tried all possible solutions provided and it did not work.
How can I set the browser window size when using `google-chrome --headless`?

A: Instead of aDriver.manage().window().setSize(new Dimension(width, height)); try it with aDriver.manage().window().setRect({ width: 400, height: 700, x: 0, y: 0 });.
This should work for you.
public static void setMaximize(boolean maximize) {
if (maximize) {
    if (getHeadless()) {
        aDriver.manage().window().setRect({ width: 1600, height: 900, x: 0, y: 0 });
    } else if (getDevice() == null) {
        try {
            aDriver.manage().window().maximize();
        } catch (WebDriverException e) {
            String name = getDriver();
            if (name == null) {
                System.out.println("Browser has not been set");
            } else {
                System.out.println(name + " does not support maximize");
            }
        }
    }
}

A: Use the built-in setSize() in Selenium:
    aDriver.manage().window().setSize(new Dimension(width, height));

It works like a champ. I've used it for Firefox, Chrome (even headless), and Edge.
Adding full maximize code
public static void setMaximize(boolean maximize) {
    if (maximize) {
        if (getHeadless()) {
            aDriver.manage().window().setSize(new Dimension(1600, 900));
        } else if (getDevice() == null) {
            try {
                aDriver.manage().window().maximize();
            } catch (WebDriverException e) {
                String name = getDriver();
                if (name == null) {
                    System.out.println("Browser has not been set");
                } else {
                    System.out.println(name + " does not support maximize");
                }
            }
        }
    }
}


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Longtime Greenwich resident Nancy Parmet Cook describes herself as a mother first, but the impulse to push herself as a businesswoman lingered after having children.
That desire has led her to write a novel and run a lifestyle blog. Most recently, it has turned into a burgeoning jewelry business, Eleanor Stone NYC.
"This puts together everything I love," Parmet Cook said at her in-home studio while showing off leather bracelets that fuse antique and modern styles. On her display table is a sign with the phrase "Do what you love." The message pervades how she runs her business.
It started when she was a girl exploring her grandmother's jewelry box. "I would pretend I was a princess," Parmet Cook said. Those experiences instilled in her an appreciation for how jewelry connects family as it is passed down through generations and ultimately served as the foundation for Eleanor Stone NYC, which took its name from Parmet Cook's grandmother.
Several years ago, Parmet Cook began taking jewelry-making classes in Manhattan. From those, she took the technical skills to design her Eleanor Stone pieces. But they left her wanting . She realized she didn't just want to make jewelry, but cultivate a business.
Soon after, she came up with what has become her current business, which provides a way for Parmet Cook to give her grandmother's vintage brooches new life. Her bracelets are designed as a thick leather cuff with a thinner leather strip on which the vintage broaches she finds slide off and on with a custom-made buckle. She scours estate sales, auctions, online platforms and friends' jewelry collections to find "interesting, beautiful and memorable" brooches, Parmet Cook said.
The toughest part of running the business, she said, is trying to keep the operation small. That craving to make everything the best drives her, but she does not want it to distract her from raising her three children, who are 10, 12 and 14. "I always want to be there every day in the pickup line after school," she said.


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TOON SUCCESS: Temporary ban on Sponsorship deals lifted
Credit: PA Danny Lawson
A temporary ban on owner-related sponsorship deals in the Premier League has been lifted.
The block on such transactions was imposed in October and backed by 18 top-flight clubs following the Saudi-led takeover of Newcastle.
A working group of club executives, which included Magpies director Amanda Staveley, was set up to look at 'associated party transaction regulations' and those rules have been agreed at a shareholders' meeting on Tuesday.
It means owner-associated sponsorship deals will be permitted, provided they are deemed to represent fair market value. Remuneration of players and staff via owner-related entities are also covered by the new regulations. Any such payments must be properly disclosed.
The ban was extended on November 26 to allow the working group to finalise its proposals.
Staveley spoke about the impact of the temporary ban last month.
"This moratorium was so difficult for us. We've really taken a big battering. And so I'm hoping that we'll get this lifted as quickly as possible," she said.
"The moratorium was a shock. We did not expect that to happen. How could you imagine that all commercial deals would be off?"
The club took down Sports Direct signage from around St James' Park last week, a hangover from the regime of previous owner Mike Ashley.


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New Poll: Hillary Clinton More Unpopular Than Trump
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Posted By: Jon Britton July 18, 2017
A new Bloomberg Poll finds Hillary Clinton's approval rating at a near all-time low. The same poll is good news for President Trump, somewhat. Many would characterize the 2016 Presidential campaign as a battle between least favorites. Two flawed candidates with less than stellar approval ratings even during the campaign. Many political pundits advised Hillary Clinton to simply lay low and allow then candidate Trump to self-destruct. Which she did, to a degree, but it didn't work then and doesn't appear to be working now.
The Bloomberg News Nation Poll conducted July 8-12, 2017 found that Hillary Clinton's approval rating had dropped to 39%. Just one percentage point above her all-time low of 38% in the same poll from Sep. 2015 during her primary battle with Bernie Sanders. What may be more revealing is the drop in approval among her supporters. Over 20% of Clinton voters now view her unfavorably, compared to the 8% unfavorable among likely Clinton voters right before the election.
Despite being largely out of the spotlight since the election, Hillary Clinton's 58% Unfavorable beats out President Trump's 55% Unfavorable. President Trump, on the other hand, has been front and center tweeting as usual, battling the media on the Russian Collusion stories and dealing with Congress being unable to pass the repeal and replacement of Obamacare. According to the poll, 35% of the respondents named healthcare as the number one issue.
Unlike Hillary Clinton, President Trump seems to be holding on to the support of his voters with only about 6% of Trump voters now viewing him unfavorably. Hillary Clinton's unfavorables among her voters jumping from 8% to over 20% could be a significant stumbling block to any future political aspirations.
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India and Myanmar have decided to exchange intelligence input in a timely manner.
India and Myanmar have decided to exchange intelligence input in a timely manner to conduct follow-up investigations into cases relating to the seizure of drugs, new psychotropic substances and their precursors.
The decision was taken at the 5th India- Myanmar bilateral meeting on drug control cooperation between the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), India and the Central Committee on Drug Abuse Control, Myanmar held virtually on Friday.
The Indian delegation was led by the Director-General Narcotics Control Bureau Rakesh Asthana and the Myanmar delegation was led by the Commander of the Drug Enforcement Division (DED) cum Joint Secretary of the Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control Brig Gen Win Naing.
Asthana during the meeting highlighted issues particularly the trafficking of Heroin and Amphetamine Type Stimulants (ATS) in the country.
He said that the high prevalence of drug abuse in the northeastern states abutting the Myanmar border is a major cause of concern for India. Apart from the porosity of the India-Myanmar border, drug trafficking through the maritime route in the Bay of Bengal has emerged as a new challenge for both countries.
"NCB has remained committed to strengthening the existing mechanism of sharing information and assistance with Myanmar, for combating the drug menace in the region," Asthana said.
The Commander of DED Brig Gen Win Naing elaborated on the growing threat of the production of Yaba tablets (methamphetamine) which has caused grave concern in the region, even though the cooperation mechanism between Myanmar and India has been enhanced over the past years.
He urged India to develop frequent information exchange on the trafficking of drugs and precursor smuggling activities at every level.
The Commander of the DED complimented the Government of India and the NCB for their continuous efforts to combat the growing threat of the drug menace.
Both countries agreed on the exchange of intelligence information in a timely manner to conduct follow-up investigations in drug seizure cases, new psychotropic substances and their precursors.
They also agreed to conduct Border Level Officers/Field Level Officers meetings on a regular basis between frontline officers to strengthen the existing cooperation on drug law enforcement.
It was decided to exchange information on illegal entry and exit points of illicit drug trafficking on the Myanmar-India borders and information on the technology being used to interdict drug trafficking.
The meeting also decided to hold the 6th India – Myanmar Bilateral Meeting on Drug Control Cooperation in India in 2021.
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How both sides compromised to reach a tentative border security agreement
Feb 12, 2019 6:55 PM EDT
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Lawmakers working to develop an agreement on border funding by February 15 say they have reached a bipartisan deal. President Trump said he wasn't "happy" with the proposed bill, as it would provide only a fraction of the funding he had originally demanded, but didn't say whether or not he would sign it. Yamiche Alcindor explains what concessions each side made to arrive at a compromise.
Judy Woodruff:
They now have a deal in Congress on security at the southern border, after weeks upon weeks of an impasse. The question now is, will the story end with a presidential signature, or another partial government shutdown?
White House correspondent Yamiche Alcindor begins our coverage.
Donald Trump:
I can't say I'm happy. I can't say I'm thrilled. But the wall is getting built.
Yamiche Alcindor:
A new deal and a president weighing his options. Today, at the White House, President Trump made it clear he's not quite sold on a bill to avoid another shutdown.
Am I happy at first glance? I just got to see it. The answer is, no, I'm not. I'm not happy.
But am I happy with where we're going? I'm thrilled, because we're supplementing things and moving things around. And we're doing things that are fantastic and taking from far less, really from far less important areas. And the bottom line is, we're building a lot of wall.
The president stopped short of all-out rejecting the bipartisan plan. He also hinted that he doesn't want to allow government funding to run out this Friday.
I don't think you're going to see a shutdown. I wouldn't want to go to it, no. If you did have it, it's the Democrats' fault.
Mr. Trump also left open the possibility that he might still declare a national emergency. If approved, the bipartisan agreement would fund the government through the current fiscal year, which ends September 30.
The deal includes nearly $1.4 billion for 55 miles of some sort of a barrier. That structure that would to be built in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. That money is only a fraction of the $5.7 billion President Trump demanded for his wall. It's also far less than the 2,000-mile border wall he'd insisted on during his presidential campaign.
We will build a great, great wall, and Mexico will pay for that wall.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Mexico has repeatedly refused to pay for the wall. The president has also failed to get Congress to foot the entire bill. But last night at a rally in El Paso, Texas, he promised to make the wall happen.
Just so you know, we're building the wall anyway.
Meanwhile, Democrats also made concessions. They wouldn't give the president money for a concrete wall, but the deal can be used for steel slats. That comes after Speaker Nancy Pelosi repeatedly said she wouldn't give the president one dollar for a border wall.
Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.:
A wall is an immorality. It's not who we are as a nation. Does anybody have any doubt that we are not doing a wall?
Aside from the wall, Democrats also dropped their demand for a cap on the number of immigrants taken into custody from inside the U.S. Funding cuts could still reduce the number of beds for detainees, from more than 49,000 to about 45,000. But the money could also be stretched to house more immigrants, which is what the president wants.
The emerging deal doesn't address DACA recipients, immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children. It also leaves out about 300,000 immigrants with temporary protected status. That group is made up of people who fled their home countries because of violence and natural disasters.
Still, after the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, 35 days, both parties appeared more willing to compromise.
Republican Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama was the lead Republican negotiator.
Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala.:
We made some concessions, but we got some too. And we believe that the caucus will support this. I believe the House will support it, and we hope that the president will support it.
Chuck Schumer, the Senate's top Democrat, added a warning for the White House.
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.:
We must not have a rerun of what happened a few months back, where legislators, Democrat and Republican, House and Senate, agreed, and President Trump pulled the rug out from under the agreement and caused a shutdown.
No one gets everything they want in these agreements. The president must sign it and not, not, not cause another shutdown.
Meanwhile, conservative voices, like FOX News host Sean Hannity, immediately criticized the deal.
Sean Hannity:
One-point-three billion? That's not — and not even a wall, a barrier? Any Republican that supports this garbage compromise, you will have to explain.
Immigration activists also criticized the deal for allowing some money to go towards new barriers. For now, though, lawmakers are waiting for the president's decision and fleshing out the language of the bill.
PBS NewsHour from Feb 12, 2019
McConnell: Trump got a 'pretty good deal' on border security
WATCH: Trump says he's not 'thrilled' with border deal
Budget deal allows far less money than Trump wanted for wall
By Andrew Taylor, Alan Fram, Associated Press
Lawmakers announce 'agreement in principle' to avoid shutdown


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