Being a parent is just plain HARD. Sure, parenting is rewarding and all but let's be honest. Any amount of decent parenting requires tons of energy, ongoing self-sacrifice, boat loads of patience, barrels of grace and decades of prayer.
Her words resonated with me and, over these long summer months, I began to find ways to redefine my ideas about the need to do things FOR my kids. Instead I started spending more time WITH them. We are doing things like having more conversations, reading a chapter book together, and playing Monopoly and Battleship.
I used to think being a good mom pretty much meant running them all around to the best activities, being involved in said activities, taking them fun places, and making healthy meals. Sure we talked and read and did devotions at night, but I was definitely more focused on the formerly mentioned things. Well maybe with the exception of the whole healthy meal thing. I was kinda flunking in that area anyway.
My kids still have activities and we go places. But there are also days that we stay home without any plans, and we have discovered ways to spend time together and have fun! I've learned that teaching my kids how to play games, reading to them and talking to them about their ideas and feelings is so much more valuable than making sure they are busy or entertained all of the time. And that's all stuff I can do sitting down.
I am currently reading my boys a biography on Jim Elliot, a missionary to Ecuador, whose passion to reach the Auca Indians with the gospel cost him his life. Recently we put together a puzzle of the world map so they could see the location of Ecuador.
At first, they complained that this was "boring." But when they realized we weren't going anywhere and I wasn't putting the TV on, they came around. The world map puzzle ended up being really fun and we are learning a lot about courage and determination for the cause of Christ from Jim Elliot.
I wouldn't have chosen to get a muscle weakening disease that sometimes inhibits my walking ability in order to spend more time joyfully interacting with my kids. No one would do that. But in His sovereign grace, God promises to "work all things for good to those who love him." Spending time WITH my kids instead of being their full-time employee – chauffeur, maid, cook, activities coordinator – is really, really GOOD for both me and them.
How blessed we are that God doesn't let us just be "ourselves." In love, He is constantly pushing us toward the image of His son, Jesus, giving us more wisdom, gentleness, faith and joy in what He deems best.


We came across this DIY "Vacation Book" from Minnemom, geared toward keeping kids involved in organizing the family road trip. If you're taking a road trip with your kiddos or grandkids this year, this may be a neat idea to try out. This road trip / vacation book could not only be educational, or serve as a happy keepsake, but it could also reduce the number of times you hear that infamous road travel question, "Are we there yet?". Since you'll be taking time to chart directions and miles, mark points of interests along the travel route and make campground reservations anyway, why not take an extra step and print out a few more copies to get the passengers involved. Check out this DIY vacation book on the next few pages. Neat idea!


Join us for our End of Summer Soiree: Nourish Your Gut Cooking Class. We will talk about all things related to gut health and cook things that our good for out gut.
You will leave the event with your own kimchi and bone broth. This event is BYOB.
The address for the event will be disclosed the week before the cooking class to those that have purchased the event as it is at a private home address. We cannot wait to see you there!


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Decorative Concrete Press Releases, Product Industry News
ASCC announces results for 2016 officer elections
How to Prep a Surface for a Cementitious Microtoppings
LATICRETE Hires Benjamin Lampi as Product Manager for Resinous Coatings
Texture mats offer durability, reduce birdbaths
Chris Plue
Chris Plue, Webcor Concrete, San Francisco, California, has been elected first vice-president of the American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC), St. Louis, Missouri, for 2015-2016. Anthony DeCarlo, Cincinnati, Ohio; Chris Forster, Tustin, California; and Mario Garza, Southville, Michigan, were re-elected vice-presidents and Keith Wayne, Kannapolis, North Carolina, was re-elected as treasurer. Nick Adams, Cleveland, Ohio, was elected as a director and Heston Hamilton, Spanish Fork, Utah; Ray Merlo, Milford, Michigan; David Somero, New Ipswich, New Hampshire; and Jason Swagert, Apex, North Carolina, were re-elected as directors.
The Decorative Concrete Council (DCC), a specialty council of the ASCC, elected Neil Roach, Creative Construction by Design, Danville, Illinois, as council director of the DCC Advisory Board for 2016-17. Chris Sullivan, Littleton, Colorado, was elected secretary. Michael Campbell, Oxnard, California; Greg Hryniewicz, Annapolis, Maryland; Byron Klemaske II, San Diego, California; and Denise Valdepena, Shawnee, Kansas, were re-elected as directors. Rich Cofoid, Odessa, Florida, and Rick Lobdell, Nashville, Tennessee, are newly elected directors.
The ASCC Safety & Risk Management Council (SRMC) re-elected Scott Greenhaus, Structural, Columbia, Maryland, as council director of the SRMC Advisory Board for 2016. Scott Winkler, Hamilton, Ohio, was re-elected secretary. Aron Csont, Southfield, Michigan; Jamie Czuba, Clayton, North Carolina; Lacey Jansma, Grand Rapids, Michigan; Jason Sisk, Davidson, North Carolina, and Matt Stier, Erlanger, Kentucky, were elected as new directors and Bill Bramschreiber, Glendora, California, and Mike Schneider, Monroe, Ohio, were re-elected as directors.
Myron Hillock, Gwinn, Michigan, was elected council director of the Manufacturers' Advisory Council Board for 2016. Jeremy Clark, Chicago, Illinois, was elected council-director elect and Michael Schaeffer, Little Ferry, New Jersey, was elected secretary. Jeff Snyder, York, Pennsylvania, was re-elected as a director; Jim Becker, Hampshire, Illinois, and Jeff Johnson, Paragould, Arkansas, were elected as directors.
The American Society of Concrete Contractors is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the capabilities of those who build with concrete, and to providing them a unified voice in the construction industry. Members include concrete contracting firms, manufacturers, suppliers and others interested in the concrete industry such as architects, specifiers and distributors. There are approximately 550 member companies in the United States and 12 foreign countries.

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On November 24, 2015, the DELO Academy organized an excursion for the members of the TUfast ECO Team to DELO. A group of students participates in a competition, for which they build their own car and compete against other universities in a race. The project is sponsored by DELO and others.
In addition to a short introduction to DELO including company tour and group photo, the excursion focused on enthusiasm and fascination for technology. First, the students received a theoretical introduction to the basics of bonding technology, one- and two-component adhesives and adhesive-friendly design. Then, practical exercises in the training lab were on the agenda where the enthusiastic students could create their own bondings and determine the strength of the joins. A bonded cage, on which all students stood at the same time, was particularly impressive for our guests.


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Photo Forums
Cityscapes and Skyline Photos
The City of Birmingham - Part 1
The UK's 2nd largest city and Europes youngest in terms of population. Enjoy :cheers:
I hate spaghetti
blimey
Lovely kay: Thanks for the photos.
oskarj
SimLim said:
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LeeUK
Great pictures of a great city
Bump*
poller1
Nice, but I would like to see more (statistics) about the young population.
Are there any comparative figures for European cities?
Over 37% of the city's population is 24 or under
ATTN: Feature Editors
Recently named 'European City of the Future', Birmingham, UK, with the youngest population in Europe, is having to creatively manage how it prepares its real estate to meet future needs.
Without losing the heritage of the city, the red brick Victorian buildings or the Georgian town houses; Birmingham is carefully mixing old with new. Iconic buildings such as the new Selfridges have received international acclaim and the development of 1960s urban boxes into high end, destination mixed use schemes, such as Mailbox have set an unrivalled trend.
From commercial property, retail, leisure, tourism to residential, the City is now actively looking to attract national and international developers as well as investors to Birmingham. At the World's largest property exhibition, MIPIM, taking place in France (14th-17th March 2006), Birmingham will be showcasing itself on the world stage and highlighting the opportunities available.
Keen to regenerate, expand and grow, the UK's 'second city' is leading Europe in its bold approach to planning and regeneration.
- Birmingham is the second largest city in the UK with a population of close to one million;
- The city is the regional capital of the West Midlands, which has a population of 5.3 million, a large, flexible and motivated workforce of nearly 2.5 million, and a client base of 182,000 companies;
- Renowned for its strong manufacturing base, Birmingham boasts a rapidly expanding financial and services sector, has become a fast-growing centre for hi-tech industry, and is one of Europe's foremost conference and event destinations;
- Birmingham is a cosmopolitan regional capital with 98% of the UK market - customers and businesses within a four hour drive time;
- With 17,000 graduates every year from Birmingham's three universities and a labour force of some 1.5 million people in the immediate urban area, Birmingham is a fast moving, growing and highly recognised city, a shining example;
- The city also enjoys a strategic position, being at the hub of the UK's road and rail network, with excellent worldwide air connections;
sjwmoore
Can just imagine Telly Savalas reading the text above!
I guess the young population may be significantly of Pakistani/Bangladeshi origin, they tend to have larger families
Liam-Manchester
Birmingham's nice in the centre- I was impressed when I walked around one evening recently. There were more impressive old buildings than I had expected and the centre had improved since my last visit in September 2004. However, there are some hideous 1960s highrise blocks of flats dotted around the outskirts, hopefully most of these will be demolished in the not-too distant future.
Liam-Manchester said:
Lets hope so, there are far to many think over 200 are to be destroyed across the westmidlands before 2010 or something around that
wwwsam
wwwsam Apr 21, 2006


Despite Railwayscenics being a small business we recognise that our operations have an effect on the local, regional and global environment, and will try where possible to reduce our carbon footprint.
As part of our continual drive for quality in all things we do, we have developed a comprehensive policy statement which will enable us to set targets by which our efforts towards sustainable environment improvement can be measured and monitored on a regular basis.
keep up to date with environmental legislation.
not handle, keep, store or produce waste other than standard workshop, store and office waste.
promote recycling and the use of recycled materials, while reducing consumption of materials whenever possible.
ensure waste paper and packaging materials are kept separate and contain no contaminate or pollutant requiring additional environmental disposal.
ensure printer cartridges are recycled and disposed of separately through an authorised recycling source.
be committed to reducing waste where possible and recycling or reusing all waste items where practicable.
work with our suppliers to ensure they recognise and reduce the environmental impact of their products and transportation.
Environmentally preferable products are ones that are less harmful to human health and the environment when compared with competing products that serve the same purpose.
Fit for the purpose and provide value for money.
Minimum use of virgin materials.
Maximum use of post consumer materials.
Durable, easily upgraded and repairable.
We will continually review this Environmental Policy to check it is up to date and to make sure we are looking at new areas where improvements can be made.


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The Seasons or The Four Seasons is a set of four paintings produced in 1563, 1572 and 1573 by Giuseppe Arcimboldo. He offered the set to Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor in 1569, accompanying The Four Elements. Each shows a profile portrait made up of fruit, vegetables and plants relating to the relevant season. The set was accompanied by a poem by Giovanni Battista Fonteo (1546-1580) explaining their allegorical meaning.

Only Winter and Summer survive from the original workthese are now in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. The Louvre has a full set of the copies made by the painter for Maximilian to send to Augustus of Saxonythese have a floral frame not used in the original version. Spring also survives from a set copied for Philip II of Spainit is now in the Real Academia de San Fernando in Madrid.

Spring is represented by the image of a woman made up of a wide variety of flowers, with her head facing left. The whole figure is composed of flowers, the skin of the face and lips are rose petals and buds, the hair is a colorful and lush bouquet, the eyes are belladonna berries. A daisy necklace adorns the neck, while the body is covered in a vast jungle of leaves of different shapes.

Summer is also depicted by a woman who, unlike Spring, is facing right and is made up, not of flowers, but of fruits and vegetables. Cherries adorn the border of her hair and also make up her upper lip; her cheek is made of a peach, her nose of a cucumber, her ear of an eggplant and her eyebrow of an ear of wheat. Her dress is made of straw, with, on the Louvre copy,  the inscription  GIUSEPPE ARCIMBOLDO F   (F standing for FECIT) on the collar and the year 1563 on the shoulder. An artichoke decorates her chest.

Autumn is represented by a surly man with rough features looking to the left. The neck, made up of two pears and some vegetables, emerges from a partially destroyed vat, whose wooden slats are bound together with willow branches. His face is made of apples and pears, especially the cheek and nose, his chin is a pomegranate, while the ear is a mushroom, with a fig-shaped earring. The lips and mouth are made of chestnuts. His hair is made up of bunches of grapes and his bonnet of a pumpkin.

Winter is represented as an old man, whose skin is a gnarled trunk, with the abrasions and swellings of the wood representing the skin wrinkles of old age. The beard, thin and poorly groomed, is composed of small branches and roots; the mouth of two mushrooms. The eye is a black cleft in the log and the ear what remains of a broken branch; his hair is a tangle of branches, accompanied on the back by a series of small leaves. His bare figure is animated only by the colors of lemon and orange, hanging on a branch from the man's chest, citrus being the only winter fruit in Italy.

The man's dress is a simple straw mat: in the original version of the painting the old man wore a cape on which was inscribed an  M  and a crown, in this case certainly a memory of Maximilian II. Winter, the first season of the year in the Roman Calendar and therefore the most important of the four, was associated with the emperor even more directly among contemporaries.

This series is analogous to another of Arcimboldo's sets called The Four Elements. Both series have the same number of pieces, and logically correspond to each other; Air to Spring, Fire to Summer, Earth to Autumn and Water to Winter. This pairing creates linked themes of chaos brought into harmony and the glorification of the Habsburg dynasty.

In the early 20th century, Arcimboldo's work was relegated to the category of "macabre mockery" of Leonardo da Vinci's cartoonish designs, which perhaps Arcimboldo saw in Milan. The painter was probably not inspired by the composition of their heads, but the links between the two artists are unclear.

Sources

https://www.sanford-artedventures.com/study/2007_10_Arcimboldo.pdf
 Article partly based on the equivalent article in Spanish Wikipedia, Las cuatro estaciones (Arcimboldo)

1560s paintings
1570s paintings
Paintings in the Louvre by Italian artists
Paintings in the collection of the Kunsthistorisches Museum
Paintings by Giuseppe Arcimboldo

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package com.intellij.openapi.wm.impl;

import com.intellij.openapi.Disposable;
import com.intellij.openapi.progress.ProgressIndicator;
import com.intellij.openapi.progress.TaskInfo;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import com.intellij.openapi.ui.MessageType;
import com.intellij.openapi.ui.popup.BalloonHandler;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.Disposer;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.Key;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.Pair;
import com.intellij.openapi.wm.IdeFrame;
import com.intellij.openapi.wm.StatusBar;
import com.intellij.openapi.wm.StatusBarWidget;
import com.intellij.openapi.wm.ex.IdeFrameEx;
import com.intellij.openapi.wm.ex.ProgressIndicatorEx;
import com.intellij.openapi.wm.ex.StatusBarEx;
import com.intellij.openapi.wm.ex.WindowManagerEx;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;

import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.HyperlinkListener;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.ComponentEvent;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

public final class TestWindowManager extends WindowManagerEx {
  private static final Key<StatusBar> STATUS_BAR = Key.create("STATUS_BAR");
  private final DesktopLayout myLayout = new DesktopLayout();

  @Override
  public void doNotSuggestAsParent(final Window window) { }

  @Override
  public Window suggestParentWindow(final @Nullable Project project) {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  public StatusBar getStatusBar(@NotNull Project project) {
    synchronized (STATUS_BAR) {
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        project.putUserData(STATUS_BAR, statusBar = new DummyStatusBar());
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  @Override
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  @Override
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    return null;
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  @Override
  public void setWindowMask(Window window, final Shape mask) { }

  @Override
  public void resetWindow(Window window) { }

  @Override
  public ProjectFrameHelper @NotNull [] getAllProjectFrames() {
    return new ProjectFrameHelper[0];
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  @Override
  public JFrame findVisibleFrame() {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  public @Nullable IdeFrameImpl getFrame(Project project) {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  public Component getFocusedComponent(@NotNull Window window) {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
  }

  @Override
  public Component getFocusedComponent(Project project) {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  public Window getMostRecentFocusedWindow() {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  public IdeFrame findFrameFor(@Nullable Project project) {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  public @NotNull DesktopLayout getLayout() {
    return myLayout;
  }

  @Override
  public void setLayout(@NotNull DesktopLayout layout) {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
  }

  @Override
  public void dispatchComponentEvent(final ComponentEvent e) {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
  }

  @Override
  public @NotNull Rectangle getScreenBounds() {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isInsideScreenBounds(final int x, final int y, final int width) {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isAlphaModeSupported() {
    return false;
  }

  @Override
  public void setAlphaModeRatio(final Window window, final float ratio) {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isAlphaModeEnabled(final Window window) {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
  }

  @Override
  public void setAlphaModeEnabled(final Window window, final boolean state) {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
  }

  @Override
  public void setWindowShadow(Window window, WindowShadowMode mode) {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isFullScreenSupportedInCurrentOS() {
    return false;
  }

  private static final class DummyStatusBar implements StatusBarEx {
    private final Map<String, StatusBarWidget> myWidgetMap = new HashMap<>();

    @Override
    public @Nullable Project getProject() {
      return null;
    }

    @Override
    public Dimension getSize() {
      return new Dimension(0, 0);
    }

    @Override
    public @Nullable StatusBar createChild(@NotNull IdeFrame frame) {
      return null;
    }

    @Override
    public IdeFrame getFrame() {
      return null;
    }

    @Override
    public StatusBar findChild(Component c) {
      return null;
    }

    @Override
    public void setInfo(@Nullable String s, @Nullable String requestor) { }

    @Override
    public boolean isVisible() {
      return false;
    }

    @Override
    public void addCustomIndicationComponent(@NotNull JComponent c) { }

    @Override
    public void removeCustomIndicationComponent(@NotNull JComponent c) { }

    @Override
    public void addProgress(@NotNull ProgressIndicatorEx indicator, @NotNull TaskInfo info) { }

    @Override
    public List<Pair<TaskInfo, ProgressIndicator>> getBackgroundProcesses() {
      return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    @Override
    public void addWidget(@NotNull StatusBarWidget widget) {
      myWidgetMap.put(widget.ID(), widget);
    }

    @Override
    public void addWidget(@NotNull StatusBarWidget widget, @NotNull String anchor) {
      addWidget(widget);
    }

    @Override
    public void addWidget(@NotNull StatusBarWidget widget, @NotNull Disposable parentDisposable) {
      Disposer.register(parentDisposable, widget);
      Disposer.register(widget, () -> myWidgetMap.remove(widget.ID()));
      addWidget(widget);
    }

    @Override
    public void addWidget(@NotNull StatusBarWidget widget, @NotNull String anchor, @NotNull Disposable parentDisposable) {
      addWidget(widget, parentDisposable);
    }

    @Override
    public void dispose() { }

    @Override
    public void updateWidget(@NotNull String id) { }

    @Override
    public StatusBarWidget getWidget(String id) {
      return myWidgetMap.get(id);
    }

    @Override
    public void removeWidget(@NotNull String id) { }

    @Override
    public void fireNotificationPopup(@NotNull JComponent content, final Color backgroundColor) { }

    @Override
    public JComponent getComponent() {
      return null;
    }

    @Override
    public String getInfo() {
      return null;
    }

    @Override
    public void setInfo(final String s) {}

    @Override
    public void startRefreshIndication(final String tooltipText) { }

    @Override
    public void stopRefreshIndication() { }

    @Override
    public boolean isProcessWindowOpen() {
      return false;
    }

    @Override
    public void setProcessWindowOpen(final boolean open) { }

    @Override
    public BalloonHandler notifyProgressByBalloon(@NotNull MessageType type, @NotNull String htmlBody) {
      return () -> { };
    }

    @Override
    public BalloonHandler notifyProgressByBalloon(@NotNull MessageType type,
                                                  @NotNull String htmlBody,
                                                  @Nullable Icon icon,
                                                  @Nullable HyperlinkListener listener) {
      return () -> { };
    }
  }

  @Override
  public void releaseFrame(@NotNull ProjectFrameHelper frameHelper) {
    frameHelper.getFrame().dispose();
  }

  @Override
  public @NotNull List<ProjectFrameHelper> getProjectFrameHelpers() {
    return Collections.emptyList();
  }

  @Override
  public @Nullable IdeFrameEx findFirstVisibleFrameHelper() {
    return null;
  }
}

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About REDtone
Broadband internet for business
REDtone
REDTONE: CUTTING EDGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES THAT DRIVE BUSINESS VALUE
By on December 15, 2016
Advances in telecommunication technologies have ensured that businesses are faced with an ever increasing array of choices than ever before. As the lines between phone, cable, mobile and internet increasingly blur, service providers are moving fast to grad this tremendous opportunity by bundling communications services and promoting costs to attract business attention. Malaysia based integrated telecommunications service provider, REDtone, has been dominating this space for years now. The company offers Telecommunications Services, Managed Telecommunications Network and Industry Digital Services, while adhering to utmost flexibility value and dependability to suit client's business needs. Lau Bik Soon, Group CEO, elucidates, "Flexibility, value proposition and dependability are the virtues that are deeply ingrained into REDtone's founding principles."
Since its inception, REDtone focuses primarily on R&D and is known for its ground-breaking technical innovations. The company was conceptualized two decades ago by three industry veterans under the banner of VMS Technology Sdn Bhd (VMS) to provide proprietary voice mail systems, however, realizing the opportunities that are thronged open by the convergence of compute, telephony and digital communications, it was later rechristened as REDtone in 2002. The dot.com bubble burst that hit he telecommunications industry that year severely affected IT spending, but the company was able to survive by introducing discreet services such as discounted call services. Within three years, the company was able to spread its operations across Asia and also was recognized as Asia's top supplier of voice mail systems.
REDtone also offers a vast range of ICT as-a-service business continuity and professional advisory services that enable enterprise customers to operate and transform their businesses. The company's flexicloud ecosystem – which encompasses flexiCompute, flexiBackup, flexiDR, flexiPaaS and flexiSaaS – offers flexible , comprehensive, scalable, and cost-effective solutions specifically developed for SMEs and enterprises. REDtone flexiCloud on-demand services offer flexibility to pay only for what they use, while boosting productivity and cutting down on operational costs.
The company even offers web-based medical imaging platform over mobile networks to provide 24 hours on/off site radiology reporting service. In Internet of Things (IoT space, REDtone provides sensing-as-a-service to help customers gather valuable insights on their assets such as buildings and townships.
For cost-conscious businesses, REDtone SIPhony provides high quality phone service at a fraction of cost. Using breakthrough VoIP technology over a state-of-the-art network comprising two distinct service – SIP Trucking and Cloud PBX.
Having designed, built and managed thousands of WiFi hotsposts nationwide for metropolitan hubs, townships, shopping malls, hotels and educational institutions, REDtone is counted among top WiFi builders and operators today. Its expertise in cutting edge technologies such as Wireless Point-To-Point, Fibre, Metro E, Satellite, LTE (4G) and WiMax sets REDtone apart from others in the broadband and data space.
in the last 20 years, the company has won several awards, including Best Managed Companies and Best Small Cap among others. Other coveted accolades received are 'Malaysia Smart City Solution provider', 'No.1 Discounted Call Service Provider', '2005 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu' and many more. The clients to benefit from REDtone's services comes from various industries including FSI, manufacturing, services, property development, retails, hospitality, corporate government sector etc. REDtone's growing client base in Telecommunications, Managed Telecommunication Network Services, across the industries, provides it enough impetus to further strengthen its hold in the Malaysia market and expand regionally.
Source: APAC CIO Outlook. Page 39
yanling tan
REDtone 10th Kuala Lumpur International Junior Open Squash Championships, 2016
Know your customer's challenges and goals so that you can customised the solutions to their needs
Physical Store VS Online Store
REDtone announced as official "Smart Farming Co-Partner" of Agri Malaysia 2019
REDtone wins Asia's Most Prominent CSR Awards
Future-Proof Hosted Call Centre
More Businesses Are Shifting to Hosted PBX
© 2021 REDtone


I am more than my productivity. My worth as a human being is not determined by how much money I earn or how much work I complete. Whether or not this sounds silly to you, this is something that I have to remind myself on a daily basis. And man, I really hate that I have to.
I don't know how it is in other countries, but in America, you're taught when you're tiny that the goal is to grow up, go to school, and get an amazing job. To be a 'productive member of society'. Those are the words everyone uses. Productive member of society. It's so important to everyone.
It's programmed into you – and so is the shame that comes with your failure to meet that goal.
The other day I was listening to a podcast and the host happened to mention that her idea of a loser is someone who never works hard or contributes anything to their house/society. Someone who isn't productive and doesn't add anything. Not gonna lie, those words really sucked to hear.
I don't think that they consider disabled people losers if they can't work, but y'know… a lot of people do. A lot. So even though she wasn't specifically targeting disabled people, it still sent a message that harms our community on a regular basis. It's hard not to wince when you hear it. Especially from someone that you care about and have supported for years.
Every time someone says something hurtful that can be applied to the disabled community and one of us points it out – we always get the same response. "I didn't mean you and you know it. Don't be so sensitive." Except they almost always do mean me/us/disabled people. They might feel guilty when they realize, but nah. They still mean it.
We're called drains on society constantly.
I say we because up until less than a year ago that was me. Collecting SSI and unemployed. To be honest, I've just got a little part time job and to a lot of people, that's still not good enough. We're criticized for how much money it costs taxpayers to keep us alive while not contributing anything ourselves. Hell, the Nazi's used this logic to send people like me to die. And it worked. Today it's used to keep us out of politics, to take away social programs and strip down our health care.
America is a money hungry country. I mean, the only thing our president seems to love more than abusing women is money. Rich people are celebrated, poor people are shamed. If you don't have a job, you're lazy. If you live with your parents, you're a loser. That's how it's always been.
For the people who will say 'it's not about the money, it's about hard work.' – well, that's a problem, too. Hard work is one thing, but we tend to glorify people who go out and get 2 or 3 jobs, have some sort of side gig like freelancing or Uber, without stopping to ask why is any of this even necessary. People shouldn't have to work themselves into exhaustion or illness just to pay rent. A lot of people can't even get hired at one place, let alone three. And a lot of people just can't work for completely valid reasons – which there are a lot of, surprise surprise. No matter how valid the reason, you're still expected to push past it and find a way.
Because of that, there's a real sense of guilt and shame that is embedded in a lot of disabled people.
I see it in a lot of people I know, myself included. All because we know we aren't as productive as our peers. I feel embarrassed when my friends talk about their jobs because I work half as many hours, despite the fact that I leave in pain pretty much every day.
When I don't get as many posts up as I'd like to in a month, I'm mad at myself for weeks. Even though this isn't my job and I can post as little or as much as I want to with no consequences. Even though I'm dealing with other things like fighting with insurance to get a new chair and trying to get my dying one to last through the day. I just never feel like I'm doing enough. So many people manage so much more, so why can't I?
I'm more than what I earn or make. We're all more than that. Everyone is. In a long list of all the things I love about my friends and family, their productivity isn't even a factor. A person is still a person regardless of their employment status. Whether or not they can physically handle a full time shift, let alone overtime or multiple jobs or any job at all. If their disability or mental health forces them to stay home, or if they can't find a job, or whatever their situation is. It doesn't matter. Every single human is meaningful and has something important to give to the world. Even if you can't attach a dollar sign to what they have to offer. It doesn't make them any less important or valuable.
I hope I start to remember that for myself, and I hope you do, too.


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Stillwater fly fishing can be a finicky, particular game at times. The fish are ever-present, but there are days when getting them to eat seems like the most difficult task in the world. Having a solid fleet of fly lines allows you to cover a multitude of scenarios, here are the lines I have chosen for the 2018 guiding season along with a short outline of their different uses. All lines are weight forward, six weight aside from our fastest sinking line.
This is my favourite floating fly line on the market. It is versatile, the taper is just aggressive enough and it lays perfectly straight when fishing static presentations. This line is used for chironomid fishing both with and without indicators as well as fishing mayfly nymphs, leeches and scuds in shallow water. The taper also caters to fishing dries and emergers without making too much of a disturbance on the water's surface.
This line is used almost exclusively for turning over indicator rigs and long leaders. Its rear taper is very short, and the head of the line is aggressively designed to cast longer, heavier setups. This taper is also very forgiving and works well for those just learning to cast.
This is the slowest sinking line that I own. It falls at a rate of 1 inch per second and is a machine in shallow, clear water. Crawling mayfly nymphs, fishing damsels close to the reeds, stripping leeches across marl flats, this is an excellent line for fishing ten feet of water or less. A big advantage that intermediate lines have over floating lines is that they do not create a wake or disturbance in the surface film.
This line is a full sinking line that is designed with a faster sink rate up front than the running line. This creates a uniform sink rate without hinging. This line is most often used for fishing water that is 10 to 15 feet deep with a wide variety of flies including leeches, dragonfly nymphs, damsels and blobs.
This line gets down. This is the fastest sinking line of the fleet. With a front sinking rate of 7 inches per second, this line is perfect for hanging chironomids vertically in deep water as well as fishing dragonfly nymphs, boobies, and blobs. You'll notice a gray section of line attached to the front of the sinking line, this is called a "Booby Tip" that is a 5-foot section of floating line used to keep booby and blob patterns near, but not on the bottom.
This is a new one for me that I'm very excited about. This line has a complex sink rate, that purposefully allows the line to form a belly as it sinks. The middle of the line is designed to sink faster than the running line and the front of the line, usually this is not what we want in a sinking line but there are times when a belly/hinge in the line gives you an advantage. An example of this would be fishing water boatmen imitations that fish best when being pulled down through the water column. I made a homemade version of this when I was in my teens by attaching 10 feet of floating line to a fast sink to give this exact presentation. This is the first line of its kind and I'm sure it will see a lot of game time in the 2018 season.
That's all for right now! A huge thank you to Scientific Anglers for allowing us to put the best lines on the market in the hands of our guests on every trip. If you are interested in getting on the water in 2018, fill out the form below and I will get you set up. Spring is here!


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Egypt reports human H9N2 avian flu, H5N1 count nears 50
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Mike Coston is the Owner/Editor of Avian Flu Diary
We've news of a human H9N2 infection in Aswan, as well as a bit of confirmation of our H5N1 count for Egypt this year, courtesy of the latestFAO/EMPRES Animal Influenza Update # 636 and a head's up overnight to FluTrackers and myself by @nlintelligence (see FluTrackers post)
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First the H9N2 case, which is described as:
10/02/2015 – H9N2 infection in a human, Aswan
Source: National Authorities
On 10 February 2015, a human case of A (H9N2) influenza was detected by the routine national avian influenza surveillance system in Aswan Governorate. The case was a 3 years old male, avian influenza was suspected on 16 January 2015. Samples tested at Aswan subnational laboratory and subsequently the reference laboratory (NAMRU3) were positive for H9N2 Investigations revealed that the case had a history of contact with apparently healthy backyard poultry. H9N2 positive poultry has been detected in Egypt since 2011, yet this is the first confirmed human case.
Although ubiquitous in Asian poultry, and endemic in Egyptian poultry as well, H9N2 has only rarely been reported in humans. We've seen it reported a handful of times, including in Hong Kong in 1999 (2 cases), 2003 (1 case), and 2007 (1 case), and most recently in December of 2013 (see Hong Kong: Isolation & Treatment Of An H9N2 Patient).
Several additional human H9N2 virus infections were reported from China in 1998-99, and all known cases were mild. More recently, in 2011 we learned Bangladesh To Share H9N2 Bird Flu Virus after detecting a case there.
Since the virus is most common in areas where testing and surveillance are less than optimal, we really don't know how many people end up infected by it. Most cases are mild, and would be indistinguishable from ordinary flu.
Although viewed as having at least some `pandemic potential' (see H9N2: The Other Bird Flu Threat), perhaps more importantly H9N2 appears to play a central role in the evolution of other HPAI viruses, including H5N1, H7N9, H5N6, and H10N8.
All of which share several important features, which we've discussed previously.
They all first appear to emanate from Mainland China
They all appear to have come about through viral reassortment in poultry
And most telling of all, while their HA and NA genes differ – they all carry the internal genes from the avian H9N2 virus
The avian H9N2 virus – unlike the H5 and H7 avian viruses – is not considered a `reportable' disease by the OIE since it is viewed as a relatively stable LPAI (Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza), not prone to evolving into a more dangerous HPAI form.
Also included in this FAO/EMPRES report is an update on human H5N1 cases in Egypt, and that – combined with another FAO/EMPES document posted by Flutrackers this morning – appears to corroborate our ongoing count of H5N1 cases for the year.
29/01/2015 to 05/02/2015 – H5N1 infections in humans,
Behera, Cairo, Giza, Dakahlia, Fayoum, Iskandariyah, Menia,
Menoufia, Qina, Sharkia, Sohag and Sharkia Governorates
According to the Ministry of Health, between 9 January and 2 February 2015, 22 new human cases of H5N1 infection were detected of which three have been fatal:
– Cases were reported in 13 out of Egypt's 27 governorates namely: Alexandria (1), Behera (2), Cairo (3), Dakahlia (1), Fayoum (1), Giza (2), kalyoubia (2), Menia (2), Menoufia (2), Qena (1), Sharkia (3), Sohag (1) and Suez (1);
– Patients affected are aged between 1.6 and 75 years old, 9 of them are children;
– All cases, except one, whose source of infection is still under investigation, had contacts with backyard or market poultry few days prior to illness. Of the 254 confirmed human cases in Egypt since 2006, 93 were fatal, and at least 233 cases had contact with domestic poultry
Sharon Sanders has updated her FluTrackers 2015 Global WHO & Ministries of Health Confirmed H5N1 Human Cases List, which now shows 49 H5N1 cases for the year in Egypt.
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Guyznese -British actress Letitia Wright appears on the November 2020 cover of Elle UK. Captured by photographer Marcin Kempski, She wears Dior The actress is on the cover of the magazine to promote her new BBC series, 'Small Axe,' is which is based on the real-life experiences of London's West Indian community which is set between 1969 and 1982.
The 'Black Panther' opened up her interview with Elle UK about many things including her co-star Chadwick Boseman.
On wishing she could have said good-bye to Chadwick Boseman: "I wish I got to say goodbye. I messaged you a couple of times, but I thought you were just busy. I didn't know you were dealing with so much." She continues: "It is also written that all things are made new, there is light in the darkness." It echoes a line she left me with as we said goodbye on that baking-hot day. "I'm happy to be a light in the world. That's my spirit," she says. "I can't be anything else. And if I am, then something's wrong."
On her first film with her 316 Productions company, Things I Never Told My Father: "I saw my friend deal with the loss of his uncle, who was basically his father. The way he dealt with it was like Damn, you're really trying your best to grit your teeth and get through this, but you're hurting. I want to make things where the subject matter is really important, but [also] giving Black actors – your brothers and sisters – something to work with, like a character, a full human being."
On auditioning for a role in Steve McQueen's 'Small Axe': "He was like, 'You just did. I've seen your work and I think you're phenomenal'. He said that was how he worked with all his main actors. Michael Fassbender was the same… They met and they vibed. I remember thinking: He's an Oscar-winning director. How is he not going to audition me? I tried to act cool about it and be lowkey, but it was so simple. I was thankful that all the years of saying no to certain things and all the years of sticking to my integrity; those projects are [now] speaking to me."
You can check out even more from her interview here.
Photography: Marcin Kempski
Styling: Jenny Kennedy
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Q: How to call predict for 3 different algorithms from same custom R package function? I'm working on a custom R package (it is private, not hosted anywhere).  In this package, I have a function that takes xgboost, RandomForest (from the ranger function), and glmnet models and uses them to predict on a new dataset.
Each time I'm predicting, I use the same generalized predict function. If I don't namespace the function, R doesn't know which library to use for the predict.
The error I get is:
Error in UseMethod("predict") :
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If I load the functions manually, it works, but I know that loading packages manually within an R library is a taboo.
I tried using glmnet::glmnet.predict, etc. but this is giving me errors, as well.  What would be the proper way to namespace these predict functions to avoid loading the libraries manually?

A: I've run into this myself on occasion where, for example, this works:
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but this does not, under identical circumstances:
predict(model, data)

Your package presumably Imports the necessary dependency, but the various S3 methods, including predict.<class>(), are never registered for use unless you tell R to use them at some point earlier in your program. You can fix this by adding requireNamespace(<package name>, quietly = TRUE) either at the top of the given function or in .onLoad(). This causes R to register the appropriate S3 methods, etc., and you can confirm this by checking methods(predict) before and after. Importantly, this is true for non-exported methods that disallow roxygen2 declarations like #' @importFrom <package name> <predict.class>.
In my particular example above, :: causes R to load ranger along with its various S3 methods, including predict.ranger(), so predict() dispatches just fine.

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It seems a look straight out of 18th century now where the bride makes her entry coyly looking at the ground with her head covered conservatively while shying away from expressing the joy she is feeling at that moment. Today the brides are getting as badass as they can get not only making wild entries (recently a bride in India made an entry to the mandap driving a bike!) but generally not refusing to show their real side during the most important day of their lives.
If you too want your real personality, your chutzpah and your playful side not to be overshadowed by the customs and traditions then here are some fun ways to be that bride that will straightaway be the showstopper but in her own way.
A day wedding commands for covering your peepers in fancy sunshades, right? So, why should then this rule not apply to the lady of the day - the bride? A nice pair of sunglasses worn with traditional fineries even a mang tika or a nath are the new it statements to make. It is neither forced nor unnecessary but a requirement of a day time wedding so don't think too much about it and just wear it in the most chic and natural way as you would have if you were well, out and about going for a lunch in the sun.
There is no need to walk as if you are ready to graze the ground. Walk confidently, look around, nod and smile at friends and acquaintances if you spot them while making that move to the altar. Isn't it not the most obvious thing that you would in a normal setting? If yes, then why should such simple rules differ when you are the bride? Move with elan and in your natural gait, not as if you weighed down with the worries of the world.
Dance the night away if you would like to, there should be no restraints that you should feel as a bride. While brides these days do shake a leg on the rehearsed dance and song sequence, there should be no stopping you from barging the dance floor as your favourite song plays in the background or when your friends are dancing as if there's no tomorrow. As a bride you have every right to feel as joyous and express your happiness in the way that best suits you. The only advice we would give here is to wear something that allows free movement and not a lehenga that weights 5 kilos and is already weighing you down.
Eat, drink and be merry - this is a rule that should apply not just to your guests but to you as well. If you are hungry or feel like having a snack just ask for it. It is the most humanly thing to do and a bride should be no exception. Finally when the time is for the grand dinner do not just play with a few salad leaves on your plate. Eat to your heart full, after all it a special day and you should be the last one to starve.
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Q: Question about some calculation using JSP EL? I am new to JSP EL. I am reading some EL text and got the following code:

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And the results:
s1 + s2 = 0  (1)
a + 2 = 2 (2)
dObj + 2 = 2  (3)
2 + 2 = 4 (4)

I can understand the result of (4) but have no ideas with the results of (1), (2), and (3). Can anyone elaborate on that?

A: The EL variables reference a page-, or request-, or session-, or application-scope attribute (each scope is inspected, in that order). They don't reference a local scriptlet variable.
So, since you don't have any attribute in any scope named s1, s2, a or dObj, default values are used (0).
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A: Just google "JSP EL arithmetic" and you should find a lot of examples, like here: http://www.roseindia.net/jsp/simple-jsp-example/ExpressionLanguageBasicArithmetic.shtml
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Localism has become an important issue for many brewers. Consumers want local beers, as they want locally produced food, and this consideration was a key factor for Andrew and Andrea Reed when they opened Charnwood in 2014 in their home town of Loughborough in the middle of the Charnwood Hills. Andrew had worked in the brewing/pub business for 25 years, though Andrea's background was nursing, sales, PR, and data analysis. Undaunted she went for a nine-month apprenticeship under the guidance of Brewsters Brewery. Their combined experience and drive all seems to have worked as the brewery has won several National SIBA (Society of Independent Brewers) Gold medals.
Returning to localism, the brewery sells 99% of its beer within 15 miles of the brewery, focusing its sales on three main brands: the cask beers Salvation (3.8%), Vixen (4%) and the pale hoppy 'craft' keg beer American Pale Ale (4.8%). Throughout the year, these are supplemented by a series of seasonal beers in cask, bottle, and keg. You can get a sense and a feel for the mood of Charnwood by visiting their lively shop and taproom where locals drink the beers yards from where they are made. The brewery also opened its first micro-pub in the nearby village of Mountsorrel last November and have plans for more in the Charnwood Hills. Local is the new global perhaps?
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ENDOMARCH: How much do you know about Endometriosis?
BY MONIQUE CONIBEAR (MUMUS Community and Wellbeing)
Before this month, I thought I knew what endometriosis was. I had learnt a bit about it at uni, done a bit of my own research and even read some personal stories from women who have experienced it. However, the truth was I didn't really know that much at all and even now, I can't completely grasp the impact it would have on someone's life.
On the 4th of March this year, just 4 days into Endometriosis Awareness Month I got a call from a friend. For years, this friend had been experiencing horrendous abdominal pain. She had gone through both gastroscopies and colonoscopies to try and diagnose it, had a resting heart rate above 100, had been diagnosed with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), and had even had a loop recorder device implanted to record her heart rate and rhythm 24/7. Unfortunately, despite all this they still couldn't figure out exactly what was causing her abdominal pain and a lot of the time doctors simply ruled it down to 'anxiety' without fully listening to her story.
Then on the 4th of March she had another visit to the emergency department with severe abdominal pain linked to her menstrual cycle which had put her into a massive POTS flare up (increased heart rate and large drop in her blood pressure making her feel faint). The doctors asked for her permission to do a transvaginal ultrasound and of course at first, she was hesitant. By this stage she had gone through numerous investigations, MRIs, colonoscopies, gastroscopies etc. and a lot of them had come up completely clear. To decide to have such an invasive investigation with the risk of it revealing nothing was a difficult decision to make however she went through with it and was lucky she did because they found cysts on the endometrial wall.
"Studies suggest that endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women during the years they have their periods, 10% of the female population"
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue that is similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus and causes pain and/or infertility. Due to the nature of this condition, it can only be fully diagnosed by undergoing laparoscopy and having a biopsy taken. Although my friend wasn't definitively diagnosed with the transvaginal ultrasound, the doctors are now pretty confident she has endometriosis and for once she finally has answers to why she has been experiencing so much pain.
Studies suggest that endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women during the years they have their periods, 10% of the female population. Diagnosis of the condition is often delayed, with an average of 7 years between onset of symptoms and diagnosis. The reason for this is endometriosis is incredibly unique and individualised to every person. For my friend, the pain didn't always occur at the same time as the periods and as a result it was exceedingly difficult to diagnose.
One of the ways we can help is to increase awareness of endometriosis. To let women, know that it isn't normal to experience severe period pain and to give them a space to be heard.
This ENDOMARCH and beyond, take some time to learn more about Endometriosis and how you can help those around you who may encounter it:
https://www.endometriosisaustralia.org/
https://www.jeanhailes.org.au/health-a-z/endometriosis
https://endometriosis.org/
#ChooseToChallenge: Why gender equity is a medical issue
By Sophie Skuza and Dana Boden (MUMUS Gender Equity Committee)
Trigger warning: sexual harassment and sexual assault
The voices of women have dominated the Australian media landscape over the last two months. To recap, we've had 4 allegations of rape against one man in our Federal Parliament, a historical rape allegation brought to light against one of the most high profile people in Federal Cabinet, and a petition started by Chanel Contos to teach comprehensive sex education in schools at an earlier age.
These events, along with International Women's Day on March 8th, have contributed to the recent widespread outrage felt by many individuals across the country, and resulted in the nation-wide Women's March 4 Justice held on March 15th.
While, at first glance, these issues – namely gender-based discrimination and the sexual assault of women – might not be strongly connected to the medical profession, the reality is that these issues are still commonplace. Within hospitals and other healthcare settings, to this day, there exists the rampant mistreatment of women, both as patients and as colleagues. Women and people of diverse genders still face challenges every day, which is why the battle for gender equality is so important.
Dr Caroline Tan Source: http://drcarolinetan.com
Take the case of Dr Caroline Tan, a neurosurgeon whose career was derailed after she spoke out against the sexual assault she experienced from a senior colleague in 2005. Despite winning the case against her senior colleague in 2008, Dr Tan believes that her decision to take action against the sexual assault she experienced contributed to her being shunned by other surgeons and repeatedly overlooked for positions within both public and private hospitals. During her VCAT hearing, Dr Tan was accused of fabricating her sexual assault experience as an 'excuse' for her poor work performance. She was forced to relive her assault in vivid detail, while her authenticity was criticised when she couldn't recall exact details about the "colour, size, or shape" of her abuser's penis. It was also revealed that the individual she initially reported the assault to, the head of her department, responded to the tune of, "What do you expect when you dress the way you do?" after she disclosed the details of her assault to him. Dr Tan's abuser did not face any disciplinary action, and he continues to work with the same employer (at Monash Health).
Dr Tan's case was referenced by Dr Gabrielle McMullin, a Sydney vascular surgeon, at a function in 2015. Dr McMullin, who, rather than praising Dr Tan's strength in reporting her assault, made the shocking and heartless suggestion that surgical trainees should stay silent and complicit if they have been sexually assaulted by a colleague, as speaking up about their abuse could have consequences for their careers. She went on to say; "What I tell my trainees is that, if you are approached for sex, probably the safest thing to do in terms of your career is to comply with the request. The worst thing you could possibly do is to complain to the supervising body, because … you can be sure that you will never be appointed to a major public hospital".
Possibly the most horrifying part of Dr McMullin's speech was when she said Dr Tan probably would have been "much better [off] to have given [her abuser] a blow job on that night".
"This unacceptable abuse of power is unfortunately far too common within the medical profession, especially due to the strength of hierarchical structures existing within hospitals"
This unacceptable abuse of power is unfortunately far too common within the medical profession, especially due to the strength of hierarchical structures existing within hospitals. The entrenched belief that women should simply accept and comply with unwanted advances to further their careers serves only to subjugate women while encouraging further violent and illegal behaviour from men. It also contributes to the attitudes surrounding misogynistic statements such as, 'she slept her way to the top', rather than revealing the reality of this statement: 'she was taken advantage of by men who use their positions of power to dominate women''. Furthermore, Dr McMullin's comments disempower women from seeking counsel after they have experienced sexual harassment or assault, causing profound feelings of shame, hopelessness, and trauma.
The case of Dr Caroline Tan is disturbing, tragic and outrageous. Her story is hard to hear, and it is a stain on the medical profession that we should all be ashamed of. But rather than just accepting her story, we have to change the narrative. We must ensure there are no more individuals treated as Dr Tan was, and rather than victim blaming and coercing women into silence, we must encourage them to speak up, and support them whilst doing so. We cannot continue to live in a world where the choice exists between a woman's career and her safety.
The theme for this year's International Women's Day is "Choose To Challenge": why not challenge yourself to be a stronger ally for women and other people of diverse genders, or challenge others to change their behaviour towards women?
It begs the question: what can I do to help?
Call out misogyny and other gender-based discrimination/prejudice.
If you hear others, including your friends and family, speaking about women in a derogatory way, stand up for women and tell those individuals that the way they are speaking is not ok.
If you see a woman being bothered or harassed, walk over and support her.
If someone opens up to you about sexual harassment or assault, do not victim blame them. Listen, hear, and encourage her to report. Do not get defensive or pass it off as unimportant/insignificant.
Advocate for women's issues and other gender-diverse issues – sign petitions, attend protests, spread information!
The MUMUS Gender Equity role was founded in 2018, and since then the Gender Equity team has worked hard to bring representation and inclusivity to Monash Medicine through four key areas: curriculum, social media, community building and advocacy.
In the past few years, great things have been accomplished, including:
Making the anatomy curriculum more trans inclusive by changing male/female to assigned male/female at birth
Introducing asking sexuality into the reproductive history, to avoid assumptions of straightness
Introducing pronoun stickers to clinical student name badges
Data collection to ensure MUMUS is accurately representing the medical student body
Upskilling events with panels of incredible female-identifying medical professionals
In 2021, we hope to bring even more inclusivity to the curriculum, as well as running incredible events, building community through our Facebook group SafeSpace, and spotlighting incredible health professionals on our socials!
SPOTLIGHT: High Altitude Medicine, by Lachlan Comen
The doctor I aspire to be
Good Enough, by Charlie Ho
To New Beginnings
MED PALS – a genius series of comics
Visual Art Honourable Mention – "Tides of Change" by Christopher Photopoulos
Visual Art Honourable Mention – "Metamorphosis: a neurological perspective" by Fathima Ijaza Irzan
Creative Writing Honourable Mention – "Expiration Date" by Laura Smith
We're always on the lookout for new pieces! Whether you fancy yourself the Shakespeare of medical school, or you're just looking for a more productive outlet for procrastination, we're always interested in seeing your work. Send us your brilliant creations and you might just be a published author in no time!
For article submissions (or fan mail), contact us at: publications@mumus.org


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> Murder of Ephraim Gordon: 'It was anti-Semitism, not a robbery'
Murder of Ephraim Gordon: 'It was anti-Semitism, not a robbery'
Sister of Israeli man shot dead in Baltimore says killers shouted anti-Semitic epithets at victim, took no money or belongings.
Yoni Kempinski
Anti-Semitism Murder Baltimore Bereaved Families
Ephraim Gordon, a resident of Jerusalem, was murdered early Monday morning in Baltimore Maryland.
Gordon, 31, was visiting the US to attend the wedding of a cousin, and was gunned down on the step's of a relative's house. He is survived by his parents and a sister.
Gordon's sister, Ella, told Arutz Sheva: "It was not a robbery that went wrong, but a murder with an anti-Semitic background. My brother wore a kippah and had a beard. Three people ambushed him as he returned home. They didn't take any money - they just shot him in the stomach and fled."
"Effie was in a Jewish neighborhood in Baltimore and had a beard because of the Omer. On the day of the incident he went out to have fun and when he returned at 12 at night, not far from the house, three terrorists ambushed him at the end of the street. My brother came to the apartment door and they surrounded him.
''The neighbors heard shouts of hatred and shot him in the stomach and did not let him live. They murdered my brother. To come and say that it was a robbery that went wrong is not logical," Ella added." Nothing was stolen from him, they left the bag, wallet, headphones, watch and his passport, everything remained, it's just murder for being Jewish."
The sister asked: "Why do we as Jews have to be afraid and take off the necklace with the Star of David and cannot write in Hebrew or fly the Israeli flag? My brother went to the United States and it is not a third world country. We could not know that such a thing would happen. I would like an official on behalf of the country to tell us what is going on and give us details and help us. This is an act of hatred, my brother did not just die. There are no signs of violence and they did not take money."
The Baltimore police have stated that they believe the murder was a robbery gone wrong. However, eyewitnesses told COLLIVE that the shooter shouted anti-Semitic slurs at Gordon before shooting him.
Binyamin Regional Council chairman Yisrael Gantz stated yesterday that the murder was definitely motivated by anti-Semitism.
"Ephraim Gordon, a fine man, was killed yesterday for being a Jew in an anti-Semitic attack in the United States. The 31-year-old left behind parents and a sister," Gantz said.
"Effie was a new resident of this fine community, a high-tech man, a family man who has always loved to give and help others.
"He flew to a family reunion in the United States and yesterday he was shot dead by cursed anti-Semites just because he was a Jew. They shouted hate speech against Jews while shooting at him."


An exploit for a just-patched vulnerability affecting Internet Explorer is now in the Sundown exploit kit.
Watering hole attacks use the Sundown exploit kit to deliver a backdoor Trojan detected as Trojan.Nancrat, said researchers at Symantec. The malware allows attackers to steal information from infected computers.
In order to deliver the Trojan to victims' computers, Sundown attempts to exploit various vulnerabilities, including a critical memory corruption flaw in Internet Explorer patched by Microsoft August 11 as part of the company's monthly security updates.
When it patched the remote code execution security hole, Microsoft said there was no evidence of exploitation and the flaw was not public.
The attacks monitored by Symantec mainly affect users in Japan, but some infections were also in the United States, Brazil, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
The attackers injected an iframe into a hijacked website in order to redirect users to a highly obfuscated webpage hosting the Sundown exploit kit. The kit scans for the presence of certain security software, sandboxes and traffic analysis tools before dropping its exploits, Symantec researchers said in a blog post.
In the campaign observed by Symantec, Sundown also leveraged six other exploits, including four Flash Player, one Windows and one Internet Explorer exploits.


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I've been wanting to get into electronics for a while now (it seems like a sensible thing for someone who works for a laptop manufacturer to do) but haven't known where to start. Back in January, the fine people at Sparkfun Electronics helped out with that by running a Free Day where they gave away electronics worth USD $100k: $100 free, to 1000 people. I was lucky to be one of the 1000 people, which put some electronics ideas within my reach that I otherwise would have found it hard to justify spending money on.
I've uploaded the source code that runs on the Lilypad and the python script that I'm running on the Android phone to my github account.
LOL. Chris, this is priceless.
It's safe to hand-wash the whole shirt with a mild detergent, after removing the battery.
LOL, That's so funny, yeah!!!
Can you buy this? I really want one!
Can i buy one? please!
Great lilypad project! And a great use of your freeday swag!
I question the decision to have the Lilypad & Power so conspicuously located, but conceptually, this thing is so wonderfully geeky, that maybe it's appropriate.
ya abi bırak bu antil kuntil işleri.
This is a great shirt! I'm looking to do some stuff with AndroidScript and Lilypad. Did you have a dev phone already or did you root your phone?
I was wondering how you made this work, because the serial library seems to missing in the Python implementation for Android.
Or did you only test it on a pc?
print "Checking for new mails...n"
print "Could not open Bluetooth port"
Seems like there is a problem with the python script.
There is no fullcount in the stardard feedparser. Are you using another one?
Can I have a few more lights on my?
I thought that was the hole idea about virtually unlimited mailstorage at Gmail and others.
I sign up to a lot of newsletters, and if the headline doesn't sound to interesting, – there another unread mail for me.
The best thing – I can still find stuff from the read and unread mails with the search option.
I had a problem with setting the serial port to 115200 and using a USB cable for testing. I don't have the bluetooth module yet but there was an error on the 2nd and 3 digit coming out as garbage, first thought it was logic issue with any number over 1 digit but turned out to be the port settings.


On behalf of Nicolet Law Office, S.C. posted in Bicycle Accidents on Friday, August 3, 2012.
The Wisconsin roads are full of all kinds of vehicles--from 18-wheelers to bicycles. Bicycles, of course, are some of the most vulnerable vehicles on the road. The riders have little to no protection if they become involved in a car vs. bicycle accident.
Back in May, a woman riding her bicycle on a state highway in Mosinee was hit by a car and died as a result of the massive injuries she sustained in the accident. When authorities arrived at the scene, they arranged to take the male car driver whose car struck the victim to an area hospital to have blood drawn for the purpose of toxicology reports. Preliminary investigation disclosed that the 43-year-old man, a local resident, was driving on a suspended license.
The man has now been charged with operating while suspended causing death. According to the results of the investigation, he was not impaired at the time of the accident. As a matter of fact when authorities asked the driver what happened, the driver acknowledged that he simply didn't see the bicycle.
As the family struggles to cope with the grief of losing a loved one, the Wisconsin criminal courts will likely move forward with the prosecution against the driver. Regardless of the result in those proceedings, the victim's surviving family retains the right to file a wrongful death claim against any party whose negligence is deemed to have caused or contributed to the fatal bicycle accident. The family may seek to offer proof of any criminal conviction -- if one is obtained -- as evidence of liability in their civil lawsuit. A successful wrongful death lawsuit cannot undo what has already happened, but it can help the family with the financial burden resulting from the tragic death.


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Rolling Review – The Heroic Legend of Arslan (22)
by conartistbrendan
Brendan continues to draw the coveted long straw as The Heroic Legend of Arslan once again sits down, takes a deep breath, and makes a serious effort to pull itself together. Tension is the order of the day as we spend the episode behind-the-scenes of both factions, setting up a grand battle for the fate of Pars. Arslan, with his army of loyalists, moves towards the strategically important Keep of Saint Emmanuel on his way to retake the capital. Hermes, leading a larger force comprised of both Lusitanians and conquered Parsians (who may or may not be aware of Silver Mask's claim to the throne), moves to fortify the position and intercept Arslan's counterstroke. This is the calm – the storm is coming.
A lot of this episode seems to be a snapshot of the show's major players to remind the audience who everybody is and what they're about before the great armies come to blows and the action and drama start ramping up to the show's impending climax. I – like many, I'm sure – welcome the opportunity to see more interactions amongst various secondary characters, especially the diplomatically hostile exchange between Guiscard and Silver Mask.
"Man, I hate that guy." – both
Also notable is that Arslan actually does something productive in this episode with no meddling at all from Narsus, although it is a little weird that that something is basically to suggest that the new recruits get rudimentary combat training.
"We've been so busy with political maneuvering recently that
basic warcraft seems to have fallen through the cracks."
Indeed, Narsus – refreshingly – goes the entire episode without once driving the plot, though Arslan does pretty much ask him to straight-up out-wit their opponents. Fortunately for us [the viewers], Guiscard has been paying attention, and has decided to begin the defense of Lusitania's new territory by mustering overwhelming force in the face of Narsus' baffling track record. Hopefully it'll take more than one prescient stratagem to win this fight.
Another weird thing in this episode is Andragoras' rambling about prophecy. I'm not opposed to the exploration of free will in my anime, à la Escaflowne or Princess Tutu, but that theme ran through those two shows from top to bottom. Episode 22 of 25 is way too late in the game to introduce a concept this weighty as a primary plot point or aspect of the world. I kind of hope Andragoras is just putting Hermes on.
– or that he's delirious, but he seems pretty lucid.
I remain wary of Andragoras' supposed prophecy popping back up, but I appreciate that the bumbling generals from last episode remain off-screen with Bodin and Innocentis. Arslan being useful for once and not being overshadowed by Narsus more than makes up for any other minor oddities in this episode.
Also we got this little Japanism in reference to the absent Gieve, and, I'll admit: I smirked.
See y'all at the wrap up
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EXO's Album 'Don't Mess Up My Tempo' Should Be On Your Current Fav Music Playlist
by Keleri Western Washington University Nov 27, 2018
I've been very into Kpop for about seven years now, and I'm always amazed by the songs these men seem to produce. I really started getting into EXO about four years ago, and I've been pretty much in love with them ever since. EXO is a relatively popular pop group in South Korea that consists of nine members (previously 12). I'd heard some of their earlier songs, but when "Call Me Baby" was released in 2015, I became hooked.
Although I get busy and am not always on top of their releases, I try to check in with their music whenever I can! And let me tell you, the new album does NOT disappoint. The album came out on November 2nd, so I was actually able to get to it pretty quickly, but it very quickly became one of my favorite albums by them, which is saying a lot, considering how good the 'LOTTO' album was.
The title song "Tempo" might just have to be my favorite, featuring smooth vocals and even a slight a capella moment, which just blew me away. As of right now, this is the only song off of the album that currently has a music video, and it is STUNNING. The boys are dancing, which I always love, and Kai is primarily front and center for a lot of these dance sequences. All of the boys can dance, but Kai especially shines in this area and they definitely capitalize on it for the video. While not all of the members of the group have experience acting as well, you certainly can't tell looking at them! The way they look at the camera pretty much pierces directly into your soul, so if you do happen to stumble upon the music video, just be prepared for that.
And surprisingly enough, the other songs on the album seem to follow "Tempo"'s example! While I typically have at least one or two songs on the album that I don't really like, I genuinely enjoyed listening to the entirety of this particular album, I obviously have some favorites, "Ooh La La La" and "Gravity" is among them, but I added the entire album to my Kpop playlist, something that happens very rarely.
Overall, I just can't stop raving about this album. In KPop, there's something known as a bias, which is like your favorite member of the group. I've been flipping back and forth between Kai and Xiumin for my bias, but this album has made it even harder for me because I just love them all. They all have amazing voices and bring something different to the table for all of their fans to enjoy.
The ONLY complaint that I have about the album how little Lay seems to be on there. Even in the music video for "Tempo," he only showed up for a couple of frames in a video that was 4 minutes long. He doesn't show up as much as the other members on the rest of the album either. However, Lay released a solo album of his own just a month ago, so at least he's got his own content for those fans who want to hear more of his lovely voice!
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Eureka County is a county in the U.S. state of Nevada. As of the 2020 census, the population was 1,855, making it the second-least populous county in Nevada. Its county seat is Eureka.

Eureka County is part of the Elko Micropolitan Statistical Area.

History
Eureka County was established in 1873 and formed from Lander County after silver was discovered more than  east of Austin. The new mining camp's residents complained Austin was too far to go for county business and a new county was created. It was named for the ancient Greek term, Eureka, meaning, "I have found it." This term was used earlier in California and other locations. Eureka has always been the county seat.

Geography

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has an area of , of which  is land and  (0.1%) is water.

The county's highest point is the 10,631 ft (3240 m) summit of Diamond Peak in the Diamond Mountains along the border with White Pine County.

Adjacent counties
Elko County - northeast
White Pine County - east
Nye County - south
Lander County - west

National protected area
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest (part)

Major highways
 Interstate 80
 U.S. Route 50
 State Route 278
 State Route 306
 State Route 766
 State Route 781

Demographics

2000 census
At the 2000 census there were 1,651 people, 666 households, and 440 families living in the county. The population density was 0.39 people per square mile (0.15/km2).  There were 1,025 housing units at an average density of 0.25 per square mile (0.09/km2).
Of the 666 households 33.00% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 56.50% were married couples living together, 5.00% had a female householder with no husband present, and 33.90% were non-families. 29.10% of households were one person and 9.90% were one person aged 65 or older. The average household size was 2.47 and the average family size was 3.08.

The age distribution was 27.80% under the age of 18, 5.20% from 18 to 24, 28.60% from 25 to 44, 25.90% from 45 to 64, and 12.40% 65 or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 females, there were 106.60 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 113.20 males.

The county's median household income was $41,417, and the median family income was $49,438. Males had a median income of $45,167 versus $25,000 for females. The county's per capita income was $18,629. 12.60% of the population and 8.90% of families were below the poverty line. Out of the people living in poverty, 11.70% are under the age of 18 and 16.40% are 65 or older.

2010 census
At the 2010 census, there were 1,987 people, 836 households, and 495 families living in the county. The population density was . There were 1,076 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the county was 89.3% white, 2.4% American Indian, 0.9% Asian, 0.1% black or African American, 5.1% from other races, and 2.2% from two or more races. Those of Hispanic or Latino origin made up 12.0% of the population. In terms of ancestry, 43.3% were American, 14.8% were German, 11.4% were Irish, 7.3% were English, and 6.9% were Italian.

Of the 836 households, 27.3% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 51.6% were married couples living together, 4.2% had a female householder with no husband present, 40.8% were non-families, and 33.0% of households were made up of individuals. The average household size was 2.38 and the average family size was 3.07. The median age was 42.4 years.

The median household income was $61,400 and the median family income  was $75,179. Males had a median income of $54,625 versus $42,321 for females. The per capita income for the county was $30,306. About 9.9% of families and 16.2% of the population were below the poverty line, including 23.6% of those under age 18 and 13.9% of those age 65 or over.

Communities
There are no incorporated places in Eureka County.

Census-designated places
Crescent Valley
Eureka (county seat)

Unincorporated communities
Beowawe
Palisade
Primeaux

Ghost towns
Alpha
Ruby Hill

Education
Eureka County School District is the county school district.

Politics

Background

Eureka County is heavily Republican. This does not, however, have a large effect on elections in the state due to the fact that the majority of Nevada's population live in Clark County and Washoe County.

Summary Of Political Climate

Eureka County is strongly Republican; the last time they voted for a Democratic candidate was in 1964, and the last time a Democratic candidate recorded a quarter of the county's vote was in 1988. The last time a Republican candidate failed to receive a majority of the county's vote was in 1992, when the vote was somewhat split when independent candidate Ross Perot recorded approximately a third of the county's vote.

In 2016, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton received only 8.67% of the vote. In 2020, Donald Trump received nearly 90% of the vote in Eureka County, despite his statewide defeat in Nevada.

See also

National Register of Historic Places listings in Eureka County, Nevada
Jessie Callahan Mahoney - Eureka country commissioner

References

External links

 Eureka Branch Library

1873 establishments in Nevada
Elko, Nevada micropolitan area
Populated places established in 1873


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AccountID
Date
Amount

123
07/06/2021
2000

123
07/12/2021
9000

123
07/16/2021
500

123
07/20/2021
500

123
07/28/2021
500

I am trying to sum the amount over 5 working days and get the output like below

AccountID
Date
Sum Amount

123
07/06/2021
11000

123
07/12/2021
9500

123
07/16/2021
1000

123
07/20/2021
500

123
07/28/2021
500

Also I am trying to ignore weekends(Saturday and Sunday)
I was able to add over 5 days using the below query. But not able to skip weekends.
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    AND
        (
        convert(datetime,a.[date]) < DATEADD(DAY,5,convert(datetime,t1.[date]))
        AND
        convert(datetime,a.[date]) >= convert(datetime,t1.[date])
        )
    And a.accountid = '123'
    And a.date like '2021-07%'
    and a.amount > 0
)t2
where t1.accountid = '123'
And t1.date like '2021-07%'
and t1.amount > 0
group by
t1.accountid,
convert(datetime,t1.[date]),
t1.amount
order by convert(datetime,t1.[date])

Thanks!

A: I think this is the query you are asking for:
SELECT AccountId, Date,
(
  SELECT SUM(Amount)
  FROM HANMI_ABRIGO_TRANSACTIONS h2
  WHERE
    h1.AccountID = h2.AccountID and
    DATEPART(WEEKDAY, h2.Date) not in (1, 7) and
    h2.Date between h1.Date AND DATEADD(d, 5, h1.Date)
) as SumAmount
FROM HANMI_ABRIGO_TRANSACTIONS h1

The results are:

AccountId
Date
SumAmount

123
2021-07-06
2000

123
2021-07-12
9500

123
2021-07-16
1000

123
2021-07-20
500

123
2021-07-28
500

SQL Fiddle: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!18/3d6bae/8