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Q: How To Resolve `null` Value In Action From ListBox In MVC Salaamun Alekum
I Am Getting null Value In Action From ListBox In MVC

HR_TP_Supplier    null    Assignment1MedicineMasterPharmacy.Models.HR_TP_Supplier

Here Is CSHTML Code

            @Html.LabelFor(model => model.HR_TP_Supplier, "Supplier", htmlAttributes: new { @class = "control-label col-md-2" })

                @Html.ListBox("HR_TP_Supplier", null, htmlAttributes: new { @class = "form-control" })
                @Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.HR_TP_Supplier, "", new { @class = "text-danger" })

Here Is C# Action Code
public ActionResult Create([Bind(Include = "MedicineID,Med_Name,Med_code,Generic_Name,Trade_Price,Retail_Price,Accounting_Unit,Nature,THERAPEUTIC_Group,Dosage,Description,Active,Enteredby,Enteredon,ClientID,HR_TP_Supplier")] PH_tmedicine_masterSubmit pH_tmedicine_master)
        {

This Is Entity Class
namespace Assignment1MedicineMasterPharmacy.Models
{
    using System;
    using System.Collections.Generic;

    public partial class PH_tmedicine_masterSubmit
    {
        public int MedicineID { get; set; }
        public string Med_Name { get; set; }
        public string Med_code { get; set; }
        public Nullable<int> Generic_Name { get; set; }
        public Nullable<int> Trade_Price { get; set; }
        public Nullable<int> Retail_Price { get; set; }
        public Nullable<int> Accounting_Unit { get; set; }
        public Nullable<int> Nature { get; set; }
        public Nullable<int> THERAPEUTIC_Group { get; set; }
        public string Dosage { get; set; }
        public string Description { get; set; }
        public string Active { get; set; }
        public string Enteredby { get; set; }
        public Nullable<System.DateTime> Enteredon { get; set; }
        public Nullable<int> ClientID { get; set; }
        public virtual HR_TP_Supplier HR_TP_Supplier { get; set; }
    }
}

How Should I Resolve It I Want Multiple Selected Values From ListBox In Anything Like List Or Array Or String
Thank You

A: Using the entities created by your ORM in your view is not a great idea, especially when your view is a bit more than one or two fields.
You should create a view model for your view.
The HR_TP_Supplier  property on your PH_tmedicine_masterSubmit entity is not a collection type. Not sure why you want multi select list box for that. Anyway, If you really want the multi select list box in your view, You can add a property of string array to store the selected item from the Multi select listbox.
public class MedicineMasterVm
{
  public string[] SelectedSuppliers { get; set; }
  public IEnumerable<SelectListItem> Suppliers { get; set; }

  //Add Other needed properties here
  public string Med_Name { get; set; }
  public string Med_code { get; set; }
}

And in your GET action, you should create an object of this, load the Suppliers  property and send it to the view.
public ActionResult Create()
{
    var vm = new MedicineMasterVm();
    //The below code is hardcoded for demo. you mat replace with DB data.
    vm.Suppliers= new[]
    {
      new SelectListItem { Value = "1", Text = "Supplier 1" },
      new SelectListItem { Value = "2", Text = "Supplier 2" },
      new SelectListItem { Value = "3", Text = "Supplier 3" }
    };
    return View(vm);
}

Now in your View, Which is strongly typed to MedicineMasterVm class,
@model UserViewModel

Create Medicine

@using (Html.BeginForm())
{
  Name @Html.TextBoxFor(s=>s.Med_Name)
  Code @Html.TextBoxFor(s=>s.Med_Code)
  Suppliers @Html.ListBoxFor(s => s.SelectedSuppliers ,Model.Suppliers)
  <input type="submit" value="Save" />
}

Now when user posts this form, you will get the Selected Items value in the SelectedSuppliers  property of the view model. Read the property values of your posted view model and use that to build your entity object and save.
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult CreateUser(MedicineMasterVm model)
{
    if (ModelState.IsValid)
    {
        string[] supplierArray= model.SelectedSuppliers  ;
        //check items now
        //do your further things and follow PRG pattern as needed
    }
    //reload the Suppliers property again in the ViewModel before returning to the View
    return View(model);
}

If you want a single select normal dropdown,change the string array to just a string or int and use that as explained in this post.

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Book Review: Loss
Posted January 13th, 2013 by Chantelle in book review / 0 comments
Before reading this review or these books, if you have triggers about eating-disorders, suicide, self-harm or bullying, please note that these books and as such this review, will contain mentionings of those subjects.
Title: Loss
Series: Riders of the Apocalypse #3
Author: Jackie Morse Kessler
Publisher: Graphia Books
Version Read: ebook
Category: Young-Adult, Fiction, Health Issues, Mythology
Summary (Goodreads): Fifteen-year-old Billy Ballard is the kid that everyone picks on, from the school bullies to the teachers. But things change drastically when Death tells Billy he must stand in as Pestilence, the White Rider of the Apocalypse. Now armed with a Bow that allows him to strike with disease from a distance, Billy lashes out at his tormentors…and accidentally causes an outbreak of meningitis. Horrified by his actions, Billy begs Death to take back the Bow. For that to happen, says Death, Billy must track down the real White Rider—who is lost in his memories.
In his search, Billy travels through White Rider's life: from ancient Phrygia, where the man called King Mita agrees to wear the White Rider's Crown, to Sherwood Forest, where Pestilence figures out how to cheat Death; from the docks of Alexandria, where cartons of infested grain are being packed onto a ship that will carry the plague, to the Children's Crusade in France—all the way to what may be the end of the world. When Billy finally finds the White Rider, the teen convinces the man to return to the real world.
But now the insane White Rider plans to unleash something awful on humanity—something that could make the Black Death look like a summer cold. Billy has a choice: he can live his life and pretend he doesn't know what's coming, or he can challenge the White Rider for his Crown. Does one bullied teenager have the strength to stand his ground—and the courage to save the world?
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse – Famine, War, Pestilience & Death. Some of the most feared figures in religion (the legend is containted in the Book of Revlations in the New Testament of the Bible although they are Famine, War, Conquest & Death in that version) and mythology as it is said they will bring forth a divine apocalypse upon the world as harbingers of the Last Judgement. But are they really all that bad? Not in this series.
Billy Ballard is the last of the Horsemen we will meet until Breath comes out in a few months. Loss is not just about Billy being bullied at school by someone who used to be his friend, and him hiding it from his mother. It's also about the loss that comes from seeing someone you love dearly being consumed by Alzheimer's. Billy's grandfather has the disease, and half the time doesn't even remember who Billy is, or is extremely violent towards him. Billy is often forced to take on the role of caretaker to his grandfather because his mother is working so much to try and pay the bills. Oddly it's not a suicide or accident that brings Death to Billy. It's Billy playing in a sadnpit when he was 5 and accidently accepted the mantle of the White Rider when it was time.
After wielding his power – in the form of a bow & crown, and accidently letting forth a case of meningitis, Billy begs Death to take back the powers of the White Rider. Death agrees to do so on one condition; Billy has to retrieve the absent Pestilence from where he has wandered off to in his mind and bring him back. Unfortunately, Pestilence has other ideas and makes it very difficult for Billy to find him. Finding him was not best of ideas though, because Pestilience has decided he is going to single-handedly end the world, because that is what the Horsemen of the Apocalypse are supposed to do. In a terrfic showdown, Billy eventually wins – and becomes Pestilience.
The journey that Billy takes through Pestilience's mind in a way mirrors what happens to someone when they get Alzheimer's. Pestilence goes back to his early memories and stays there – as do people with Alzheimer's, although they don't do this intentionally. This decline in mental state in his grandfather is what makes Billy the ideal protagonist for this story – he understands, the best that people who aren't doctors can, how Alzheimer's affects the memory, and is able to figure it out as he chases Pestilience through his memories.
In all, the Rider of the Apocalypse series are really good books, part of proceeds of which are being dontated to various charities. Breath, the final book of the four, has an expected publication date of April 16th, 2013.
author: jackie morse kessler, genre: fiction, genre: health issues, genre: mythology, genre: young adult, title: loss

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3. Why you should welcome crisis and failure. A 'new' model of understanding.
Welcome to the July/August edition of Ultimate wealth Tips newsletter. First of all let me apologise for not sending out a separate July issue but I was travelling and involved in business issues which took most of my time and energy. I also realised that during July and August many of you may be taking a summer holiday and perhaps wouldn't have the time to read my newsletter anyway.
Ok, onwards and upwards. Good news. I am developing a range of my own products/services for Ultimate Wealth Made Easy. I have seen a real need for several products/services and will be developing them over the coming months.
Only subscribers to this newsletter, ie you, will be entitled to buy all the products for half price for a limited period once launched. Products/services will include mp3 downloads about awareness, what is REALLY going on in the world and how you can directly profit from it. It will also include reasons you are not free and ways to help you become free including offshore strategies.
This leads onto my second product which will be a download of 'freedom documents' eg your name copyright, Notice of Understanding and Intent of Claim of right and so on. These are extremely powerful documents and can be used when you contact the authorities with regards to taxation, speeding/parking tickets and so on. I will also have information about various offshore investments which you will be able to take part in.
The last product/service will be a much reduced inner circle type 'membership' where you will be able to obtain everything I've mentioned plus more.
Needless to say the products and services I will be offering will be extremely powerful and not what the authorities would like you to know about. This will also mean you have a certain responsibilty to use them wisely and not to exert power over others.
Why Should You Welcome Crisis and Failure?
One of the areas in life that I know from experience will go a long way to helping you become happy and wealthy is spiritual and personal growth. Once your in 'the zone' and can be there regularly you will experience extreme joy and happiness and become so intuitive that you know exactly where you are going in life and how to dramatically increase your wealth at the same time.
In the May issue of UWT I mentioned something called Your Internal Map of Reality. I want to briefly mention this concept again as it is important for the remainder of this newsletter. The internal map of reality is what Bill Harris speaks about when he refers to his products at Holosync. Bill has a very good way of putting things across. He says that your internal map of reality will generalise, distort and delete incoming information which comes from your five senses. Your internal map of reality is in fact the concept you have of yourself. It is your ego or personality. It is based on beliefs you have about everything which came mainly from your childhood, but also your adult years. The important thing about your internal map of reality is it will only allow information in which will directly align with your beliefs.
If you think fox hunting is bad you will only allow information in from your five senses which will reinforce this view. In other words you will delete distort and generalise incoming information to make your belief about fox hunting true. This is of course why people will have a discussion about an issue and everyone will have a different opinion and none of the opinions presented is neccessarily based on truth. Everyone has their own unique internal map of reality. In 99.9% of the population this internal map of reality is used unconsciously.
Leading on from this I want to focus on the work of a guy called Ilya Prigogine, whose study of open systems won him the Nobel Prize in 1977 for chemistry. Please don't switch off, this next bit is really important if you want to 'evolve into a higher order' An open system is something that reacts with its environment eg. a germinating seed, a highway, a corporation, a social system or the ultimate open system, a HUMAN BEING.
From Bill Harris's book 'Thresholds of The Mind' "Prigogine proved his hypothesis that order emerges not in spite of chaos but because of it, that evolution and growth are the inevitable product of open systems slipping into temporary chaos and then reorganising at higher levels of complexity-and higher levels of functioning."
Furthermore, "such systems take in energy and matter from the environment, but more important, they dissipate the resulting entropy (disorder/chaos) from the system and into the environment."
In other words we actually need stress/chaos and failure to evolve, to grow, to function at a higher level. The important point I want to demonstrate using proven science is how we deal with this chaos. If we deal with it the wrong way we will remain at a lower functioning level and repeat the same steps many times until we 'get it' or not, or we can deal with it the right way and evolve into this higher level. This is Universal Law or Gods Law.
Ok, let me explain a little more about open systems to make it easier for you to understand. Prigogine called open systems that operate this way dissipative structures. Dissipative structures, that is you, in order to maintain their existence must interact with their environments, by continually maintaining the flow of energy into and out of the system. There is an upper limit of how much entropy(chaos) they can cope with. I think we have all felt those times. If the input continues to exceed the systems ability to dissipate the necessary entropy there comes a point (bifurcation point) when the system becomes unstable and will either totally breakdown and cease to exist or reorganise at a higher level. There is a tried and tested way of reorganising at this higher level. That tried and tested way is by using holosync.
There are other ways but they take much longer and involve traditional meditation. The important point about this higher level(the new you) is that it is a completely new system, independent of the old system. It can now handle input from the environment that caused the old system to become overwhelmed and break down. If this new system receives input that it can't handle then the same process happens again.
Personal growth (and personal suffering) become much easier to understand when using this model. Core beliefs and old ways of dealing with situations become overwhelmed by changing input from your environment. These old attitudes and habits just don't work anymore and must change. The problem people have, again 99.9% of the population is that they confuse their internal map of reality or ego or personality with themselves.
It is just a concept, very like the equator is a concept, you can't see it, it doesn't physically exist. It is only used so we can understand other concepts to do with longitute and latitude. Similarly your ego or internal map of reality is only a concept and is used to understand other concepts.
Therefore when they feel overwhelm (ie the open system trying to function at a higher level) they confuse this internal map of reality with themselves and RESIST the turmoil. When you do this you will not evolve into a higher level. This is of course what most of the population do and remain in their present worry/fear reality. The trick is to become the watcher. This is the most important thing you can do. Disassociate yourself from what is happening. Watch your ego/personality and if possible focus on something more positive than the feelings of chaos. You must stand back in your mind and watch yourself become angry/depressed/anxious and not resist. Just be aware of it.
Well, that's all for this month. I hope this short newsletter helps at least some of you to realise that your perception of yourselves is not real and therefore perhaps you can focus on what you really want from life. I have kept it short because of the holidays. Take care and I will speak next month.


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Box Office: 'Wizard of Oz' Anniversary Screenings Set Fathom Record
Лютий 6, 2019 Сергій Васильєв
Класичний «Чарівник країни Оз» встановив рекорд у кінопрокаті.
Dorothy and crew continue to deliver gold at the box office, even eight decades later.
Special 80th anniversary showings of The Wizard of Oz held over the course of five days delivered $2 million in grosses, a record for a classic movie brought back to the big screen by Fathom, according to the company.
The screenings were hosted across the country on Jan. 27-29, and again on Feb. 3 — Super Bowl Sunday — and Feb. 5.
Warner Bros.' The Wizard of Oz kicks off Fathom's yearlong 2019 TCM Big Screen Classics series, presented in partnership with Turner Classic Movies.
Previous Fathom record-holders included the 40th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's Jaws in 2015 ($1.62 million); a 2014 presentation of Gone With the Wind ($1.55 million); and 2017's 30th anniversary presentation of The Princess Bride ($1.48 million), all of which were presented in partnership with TCM.
"Seeing a flawless digital presentation of a beloved film offers a new level of appreciation for the magic of the movies and allows the opportunity to share that special experience with a new generation of fans," said Fathom Events vp studio relations Tom Lucas.
Upcoming titles in the TCM Big Screen Classics series includes My Fair Lady; To Kill a Mockingbird; Ben-Hur; True Grit; Hello, Dolly!; Lawrence of Arabia; and When Harry Met Sally.
Pamela McClintock, The Hollywood Reporter, 6 лютого 2019 року
"Чарівник країни Оз"
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M U S I C:
Rebellion at the Fringes
Poland's independent music scene
Wojtek Kosc
Over the course of the past ten years, since the collapse of Communism, the independent music scene in Poland has undergone a major transformation. It is no longer simply a way of expressing anger against the omnipresent and oppressive system. Since the system has dissipated, the independent music scene has become more diversified and has found new themes to confront. A greater focus has developed on the quality of music rather than on ideology.
Now, in 1999, to be independent means two things: to control the technical process of making a recording - thus eliminating the costly services of a big record label; and to create music which is more demanding of the listener - leaving easy listening to big music companies. In this way, Indie bands and record labels are fated not to draw big audiences yet always retain an upper hand on bigger labels in terms of quicker reactions to new music trends as well as current social or political problems in Poland.
Of course, there are a few examples of artists who manage to be both popular and credible - such as Kazik Staszewski or Homo Twist. Similarly, there are also those - such as the band Dezerter - who eventually signed contracts with big labels without losing credibility or the high artistic quality of their music and lyrics. Most Indie bands thrive within relatively small record labels, performing for steady audiences and managing to make ends meet without forcing their way into the big commercial industry.
In terms of new releases, the Indie scene in Poland is considerable, as here are at least a few new albums introduced to the market each month. However, only a few labels are capable of countrywide distribution with accompanying advertising. Some make money by releasing one or two popular artists and then use the profits to put out bands that are not likely to be big commercial successes, despite drawing a devoted number of listeners. Such is the policy of SP Records, owned by Kazik Staszewski, who - being very popular himself - is in a position to promote obscure and often lyrically difficult bands, such as Kaliber 44.
Other big Indie labels like QQRYQ or Antena Krzyku (Antenna of Scream) initially established themselves as distributors of Western bands and only later started to release Polish ones. Another label, Muzyka z Mozgu (Music from the Brain) issues groundbreaking recordings of Ryszard Tymanski's numerous bands playing "jass" [a specific brand of arhythmic jazz, ed]
The majority of Indie labels do not specialize in one particular kind of music, releasing albums ranging from punk rock to hip-hop and rap. The division line lies in the labels' attitude to the aesthetics, with many combining aesthetic radicalism with politically concerned lyrics. Thus QQRYQ and Antena Krzyku are associated with the anarchist movement, while SP Records' bands scrutinize the changing reality of contemporary Poland in a more social-democratic fashion, with no ties to the Communism that Staszewski often criticizes. Muzyka z Mozgu, Music Corner or Obuh Records are all aesthetic enterprises.
As the scene itself (that is, the bands and the record labels) is quite animated, what evolves around the music may be disappointing. Indie music is hardly presented on TV or heard on the radio, and articles on it are rarely seen in newspapers and magazines. Of course, there are a number of fanzines, often of high publishing quality, but they - predictably - tend to circulate only among those who would be interested anyway. The biggest (it is available countrywide) and arguably the most influential of these zines is Mac Pariadka (Mother of Order), also associated with the anarchist movement, combining certain features of a fanzine with those of a broader socio-political publication. Other publications worth mentioning are the more strictly music oriented Korek (Cork), which appears irregularly and Pasazer (Passenger), which focuses on punk. Outside, arguably the best to date among purely music fanzines, has not appeared for a year now and is feared bankrupt. The only big and professionally made publication which features Indie music is Brum.
As far as radio and TV are concerned, independent music is almost entirely absent. While it is not surprising that commercial stations that have banned braver music from their programming do not include Indie bands on their playlists, public radio and TV do not include it in their programming either. Their failure to showcase this talent contradicts their mandate, as they shirk their responsibility of being truly "public."
In the mid-90s there were several attempts made at establishing some permanent - even if short - spots on both public radio and TV. All those spots were subsequently axed under the pretext of not attracting a satisfactory audience (something which was obvious from the beginning). If anything from the Indie scene succeeds in making its way to the mass media, it is rather in the context of expression of public concern over vulgar, often misinterpreted, lyrics or the bizarre behavior of the artists.
Recently, there were rows over a song from 100% Bawelny (100% Wool) which demonstrates the increasing commercialization of public media, who are losing their audience to commercial stations yet are unwilling to take chances on braver programming. The band's song, which contained lyrics supposedly encouraging violence, was banned from radio and TV. There is no interest in what independent artists may have to offer to the wider public; they are treated with great caution since they are seen as scandalous acts rather than people who, although they play difficult music with often harsh lyrics, have something to say about society, politics and other relevant issues. In the eyes and ears of public broadcasters, the form of their art eclipses its meaning.
One solution to the problem of limited exposure in the mass media could lie in the organization of a large Indie music festival. There are a number of festivals held in every major Polish city but none is particularly geared to showcasing the Indie scene. The big Indie bands seldom appear at them and the rest are too numerous and obscure to be featured en masse at such a festival. Until 1992, there was the famous Jarocin festival, but after being nonsensically commercialized, it collapsed altogether.
This portrayal of the independent music scene may initially look rather grim, but its bands and record labels are used to this situation and consciously remain on the margins of cultural life. The scene is, by definition, connected with this fringe. Indie music is an interesting phenomenon in Poland in terms of the scene's artistic levels and the themes (often too appalling to be included in the mainstream) which its adherents - predominantly by young people � confront. While the scene's marginalization is something self-imposed, in full appreciation of the advantages and disadvantages this carries, it should be the role of the so-called public media to extract what is interesting in Homo Twist's brave lyrics or Tymanski's jass and to present it to the wider audience, who are too often convinced that the watered down productions seen on TV or heard on the radio are the only ones available.
Wojtek Kosc, 9 August 1999
Some Useful Internet Links
This page contains many articles from Mac Pariadka, although most of them are of an anarchistic nature
This website contains info about recordings from Muzyka z Mozgu as well as offers from many other independent Polish labels
This website presents Polish Indie labels with their e-mail and snail mail addresses (in Polish)
For those of you who actually want to part with cash and experience Polish Indie music for real, try this site. For the more impoverished, sound samples can be downloaded.


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Q: creation of login page along with authentication sapui5 by storing data in json and comparing json values with user input values View1.view.xml
<mvc:View xmlns:f="sap.ui.layout.form" xmlns:html="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:mvc="sap.ui.core.mvc" xmlns="sap.m" controllerName="Login.controller.View1">
    <App>
        <pages>
            <Page title="Login">
                <f:SimpleForm maxContainerCols="2" editable="true" layout="ResponsiveGridLayout" labelSpanL="4" labelSpanM="4" emptySpanL="0" emptySpanM="0" columnsL="2" columnsM="2">
                    <f:content>
                        <Input width="100%" id="__input0" placeholder="UserID" liveChange="true" />
                        <Input width="100%" id="__input1" type="Password" placeholder="Password" />
                        <Button text="Login" width="100px" id="__button0" type="Accept" press="Validation" />
                    </f:content>
                </f:SimpleForm>
                <Table items="{ path: '/Item' }" id="tableID" width="90%">
                    <items>
                        <ColumnListItem counter="0" id="__item0">
                            <cells>
                                <Text id="a1" text="{OrderID}" />
                                <Text text="{Quantity}" />
                            </cells>
                        </ColumnListItem>
                    </items>
                    <columns>
                        <Column id="__column0">
                            <header>
                                <Label text="OrderID" id="__label0" />
                            </header>
                        </Column>
                        <Column id="__column1">
                            <header>
                                <Label text="Quantity" id="__label1" />
                            </header>
                        </Column>
                    </columns>
                </Table>
                <content/>
            </Page>
        </pages>
    </App>
</mvc:View>

view1.controller.js
 sap.ui.define(["sap/m/MessageToast",
     "sap/ui/core/mvc/Controller", 'sap/ui/model/json/JSONModel'
 ], function(MessageToast, Controller, JSONModel) {
     "use strict";

     return Controller.extend("Login.controller.View1", {

         onInit: function(oEvent) {
             // set explored app's demo model on this sample
             var oModel = new JSONModel(jQuery.sap.getModulePath("Login", "/model/Products.json"));
             sap.ui.getCore().setModel(oModel);
             this.getView().byId("tableID").setModel(oModel);
             // this.getView().byId("samplepie").setModel(oModel);
         },

         Validation: function() {
             var UserID = this.getView().byId("__input0").getValue();
             var Password = this.getView().byId("__input1").getValue();
             if (UserID == "") {
                 MessageToast.show("Please Enter UserID");
                 return false;
             } else if (Password == "") {
                 MessageToast.show("Please Enter Password");
                 return false;
             } else if (UserID == sap.ui.getCore().byId("a1").getValue()) {
                 MessageToast.show("authenticated ");
             }
         }

     });

 });

products.json
{
    "Item": [{
            "OrderID": "1100M",

            "Quantity": 100
        }, {
            "OrderID": "11001I",

            "Quantity": 250
        },

        {
            "OrderID": "11002D",

            "Quantity": 400
        }
    ]
}

I have tried this code for login along with authentication but am getting error as getValue not defined when i used to fetch JSON values from view to controller,can anyone please give a solution?


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Hepatitis C treatment
Supervised drug consumption sites offer opportunities for HCV testing and treatment
Safe injection sites could help control HIV and hepatitis epidemics among people who use drugs
Activists at the Towards Zero Together march in Amsterdam. Photo by Liz Highleyman.
Liz Highleyman
Most supervised drug consumption facilities offer hepatitis C virus (HCV) testing and referrals, but very few offer treatment, indicating that they could potentially play a greater role in curbing transmission and negative health outcomes related to hepatitis C, according to research presented this week at the 22nd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2018) in Amsterdam.
HCV, hepatitis B virus (HBV) and HIV are readily spread through shared drug injection equipment, and people who use drugs have high rates of these infections. Drug overdose is also a growing concern, worsened by the introduction of fentanyl and other opioids that are much stronger than heroin.
The advent of highly effective and well-tolerated direct-acting antivirals offers the opportunity to expand hepatitis C treatment beyond liver disease specialists. Mathematical models – and early real-world evidence – suggest that providing treatment for enough people could eliminate hepatitis C as a public health threat. As one of the highest-risk groups, people who inject drugs are key to this effort.
Drug consumption rooms, known in some countries as supervised injection facilities, allow people to use drugs under the watch of trained staff, who can administer naloxone (Narcan) if needed to reverse opioid overdoses. They provide sterile syringes and other equipment, preventing transmission of HIV, HBV and HCV. They reduce street-based drug use and improper syringe disposal, as well as offering clients an entry point for seeking addiction treatment and medical care.
Supervised consumption sites tend to serve the most vulnerable people who inject drugs, including those facing mental health issues and homelessness. Research has shown that they reduce risk behaviour and harms associated with drug use including overdose and infectious disease transmission.
There are currently around 100 drug consumption rooms around the world, most of them in Europe. Amsterdam was among the cities that pioneered the concept in the 1980s. Australia has a supervised injecting centre in Sydney and is trying to open another in Melbourne. Vancouver's Insite, the first North American facility, served more than 7300 clients in 2017. Several cities are currently vying to open the first supervised consumption site in the United States, including San Francisco, New York, Philadelphia and Seattle. Despite the large number of people who inject drugs in London and elsewhere, the UK currently has no drug consumption rooms.
Eberhard Schatz of De Regenboog Groep in Amsterdam presented findings from a study looking at what kinds of hepatitis C testing, treatment and other health and support services are provided by drug consumption facilities. This information was gathered using an online survey.
The study, conducted in 2016, included 49 supervised consumption sites. A majority were in the Netherlands (20 operating sites, of which 8 participated in the study), Germany (26 operating and 17 participating site), Switzerland (18 operating and 7 participating sites), Spain (15 operating and 9 participating sites). Two of the six sites in Denmark, both sites in France, and the sole site at the time in Australia, Canada, Luxembourg and Norway also participated. (Canada has since opened more sites.)
Among the participating sites, 67% were run by non-profit organisations, 40% by governments, 7% by private parties and one by a church. Funding mostly came from local or municipal sources (71%), followed by state or regional sources (36%) and national governments (13%). A majority of consumption rooms (57%) were co-located with other services used by people who inject drugs, 30% were stand-alone facilities and 20% were mobile operations.
The average number of visits per day was 80 and on average the sites had 12 stations or booths for drug consumption. A majority of clients used them to inject drugs, but some also smoked, inhaled or snorted drugs.
The consumption rooms had an average of seven paid and one unpaid or volunteer staff on site during a typical day. Eighty per cent employed nurses, 78% included social workers, 44% had onsite medical doctors, 28% had health educators and 22% included paid peer counsellors.
Almost all the consumption sites offered syringe distribution, condoms and referrals for health services, drug addiction treatment or other care. A quarter offered onsite opioid substitution therapy (OST, usually methadone or buprenorphine), while 70% referred clients elsewhere for OST. Most (89%) provided onsite overdose management, though 26% did outside referrals for this; 37% provided naloxone to take away.
Two-thirds of the sites offered onsite HCV testing and pre- and post-test counselling. Most provided brochures, counselling or other hepatitis education resources. An estimated 80% of clients received testing and 60% were found to be HCV-positive (median across sites). Just over half (54%) offered HIV testing.
A quarter of the sites offered liver health monitoring such as fibrosis blood tests or FibroScan, and an additional 11% planned to do so. However, just two sites (4%) provided hepatitis C treatment onsite and only one other planned to do so. Ten programmes either currently offered or planned to offer treatment offsite. Sites that employed nurse or doctors and those that offered OST were more likely to provide onsite hepatitis C medical management.
Looking at other services, half of the sites offered support for health self-management (around healthy diet, obesity, etc.) and 44% offered mental health care. Most sites offered coffee or a tea and a place for clients to charge their phones, while 78% provided personal care facilities such as showers and laundry.
Asked how they would increase capacity given additional funding for HCV-related services, just over half said they would hire more staff, 46% would offer more staff training, 41% would fund educational materials, 26% would employ peer support workers and 24% would develop referral pathways. One programme indicated they would buy a FibroScan machine.
Drug consumption rooms or supervised injection facilities "provide a broad range of social and health services in safe environment for people who inject drugs," and some already offer HCV-related services, the researchers concluded.
"Additional financial resources for qualified staff and capacity building are essential to enhance the capacity for HCV services," they added. These facilities "should be considered as a low-threshold HCV treatment provider for people who inject drugs on the community level; innovative arrangements should be sought."
Schatz E et al. Study on drug consumption rooms on current practice and future capacity to address communicable diseases like HCV. 22nd International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam, abstract TUAD0101, 2018.
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As soon as Donald Trump was sworn into office as president, the White House website deleted federal policy regarding people with disabilities. I guess that is not that much of a surprise considering the fact that Trump openly mocked the physical disability of a reporter at a campaign event last year. Also, gone from the website was a Department of Labor report on gay, lesbian and transgender people in the workplace. And, no surprise, the White House website deleted an exposition on the threat of climate change as well. Does this scare you? It does me.


Later this afternoon (March 30), the San Diego Police Department has made available Captain Thomas Underwood and his command staff from the Mid-City Division to meet the public as part of SDPD's regular Coffee with a Cop series.
The casual setting is an excellent way for the public to meet with the police and discuss community issues.
Venue: The Living Room, a coffee house, 5900 El Cajon Blvd.
Non hosted event. No speeches or agendas just simply the old fashioned way of doing policing: getting out of the car and conversing with citizens.


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Tesla Lost $700 Million Last Year, So Why Is Tesla's Valuation $60 Billion?
Posted on June 14, 2017 by steve blank
Automobile manufacturers shipped 88 million cars in 2016. Tesla shipped 76,000. Yet Wall Street values Tesla higher than any other U.S. car manufacturer. What explains this more than 1,000 to 1 discrepancy in valuation?
Too many people compare Tesla to what already exists and that's a mistake. Tesla is not another car company.
At the turn of the 20th century most people compared existing buggy and carriage manufacturers to the new automobile companies. They were both transportation, and they looked vaguely similar, with the only apparent difference that one was moved by horses attached to the front while the other had an unreliable and very noisy internal combustion engine.
They were different. And one is now only found in museums. Companies with business models built around internal combustion engines disrupted those built around horses. That's the likely outcome for every one of today's automobile manufacturers. Tesla is a new form of transportation disrupting the incumbents.
Here are four reasons why.
Electric cars pollute less, have fewer moving parts, are quieter and faster than existing cars. Today, the technology necessary (affordable batteries with sufficient range) for them to be a viable business have all just come together. Most observers agree that autonomous electric cars will be the dominate form of transportation by mid-century. That's bad news for existing car companies.
First, car companies have over a century of expertise in designing and building efficient mechanical propulsion systems – internal combustion engines for motive power and transmissions to drive the wheels. If existing car manufacturers want to build electric vehicles, all those design skills and most of the supply chain and manufacturing expertise are useless. And not only useless but they become this legacy of capital equipment and headcount that is now a burden to a company. In a few years, the only thing useful in existing factories building traditional cars will be the walls and roof.
Second, while the automotive industry might be 1000 times larger than Tesla, Tesla may actually have more expertise and dollars committed to the electric car ecosystem than any legacy car company. Tesla's investment in Lithium/Ion battery factory (the Gigafactory), its electric drive train design and manufacturing output exceed the sum of the entire automotive industry.
Third, the future of transportation is not only electric, it's autonomous and connected. A lot has been written about self-driving cars and as a reminder, automated driving comes in multiple levels:
Level 0: the car gives you warnings but driver maintains control of the car. For example, blind spot warning.
Level 1: the driver and the car share control. For example, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) where the driver controls steering and the automated system controls speed.
Level 2: The automated system takes full control of the vehicle (accelerating, braking, and steering). The driver monitors and intervenes if the automated system fails to respond.
Level 3: The driver can text or watch a movie. The vehicle will handle situations that call for an immediate response, like emergency braking. The driver must be prepared to intervene within some limited time, when called upon by the vehicle.
Level 4: No driver attention is ever required for safety, i.e. the driver may safely go to sleep or leave the driver's seat.
Level 5: No human intervention is required. For example, a robotic taxi
Each level of autonomy requires an exponential amount of software engineering design and innovation. While cars have had an ever-increasing amount of software content, the next generation of transportation are literally computers on wheels. Much like in electric vehicle drive trains, autonomy and connectivity are not core competencies of existing car companies.
Fourth, large, existing companies are executing a known business model and have built processes, procedures and key performance indicators to measure progress to a known set of goals. But when technology disruption happens (electric drive trains, autonomous vehicles, etc.) changing a business model is extremely difficult. Very few companies manage to make the transition from one business model to another.
And while Tesla might be the first mover in disrupting transportation there is no guarantee they will be the ultimate leader. However, the question shouldn't be why Tesla has such a high valuation.
The question should be why the existing automobile companies aren't valued like horse and buggy companies.
Lesson Learned
Few market leaders in an industry being disrupted make the transition to the new industry
The assets, expertise, and mindset that made them leaders in the past are usually the baggage that prevents them from seeing the future
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Stephan Froede, on June 14, 2017 at 6:35 am said:
Tesla isn't a leader in EV and not a leader in self-driving. It is buying it's core technology from suppliers like Bosch or Panasonic.
It's manufacturing processes are bad, its financial management is bad, its quality is bad, the only thing Tesla is good is brainwashing.
Its real market value is <$1bn.
And it is not a startup.
Sigmund von Hunding, on June 14, 2017 at 7:22 am said:
> Electric cars pollute less, have fewer
moving parts, are quieter and faster
On "faster", no, not really: From the
math of basic electricity and magnetism, a
series wound electric motor has infinite
torque at stall. From that, an electric
car can have terrific acceleration from a
standing start and quite good elapsed time
from 0-60 MPH.
Low elapsed time in the standing start 1/4
mile? Not so good: High performance
there requires high horsepower, beyond
what we will be getting from batteries.
An internal combustion engine can give as
good or better standing start acceleration
— just have 1-2 lower gears in the
transmission. Indeed, back in the 1950s,
a favorite 'performance' feature was the
effortless ability to smoke the rear tires
at a standing start; both Pontiac and
Oldsmobile liked this feature. This was
done with a 4500 pound car, a 400 cubic
inch engine, a torque converter with
torque multiplication at stall in the
transmission, a low first gear in the
transmission, and a rear axle ratio of
about 3.23 to 1. No problem. Later
smoking the rear tires was considered
reckless driving, and the cars were
designed to make such tire smoking less
But, "faster"? No. There's a reason high
performance cars have engines with 400 to
700 HP: For rapid acceleration starting
at, say, 40 MPH, that HP is required.
Trying to get 400 to 700 HP out of an
electric car will present big problems for
the electric motors and especially the
battery, its temperature and cooling, and
the vehicle range.
> Today, the technology necessary
(affordable batteries with sufficient
range) for them to be a viable business
have all just come together.
The batteries are not "viable"
because (A) the range is too short,
(B) the charging time is way
too long, and (C) the reliability after
a few thousand cycles of charge and
discharge likely sucks and will
for a long time.
> Most observers agree that autonomous
electric cars will be the dominate form of
transportation by mid-century. That's bad
news for existing car companies.
Nonsense. "Mid-century" is only 30 years
away. Most of the cars with internal
combustion engines sold for the next 30
years will still be on the roads in 30
> If existing car manufacturers want to
build electric vehicles, all those design
skills and most of the supply chain and
manufacturing expertise are useless.
Nonsense. There is still a frame, body,
doors, windows, glass, paint, accessories,
HVAC, interior, and in total they are a
big fraction of a car.
Next the major car companies have already
long demonstrated that they are fully
capable of building an electric car. The
needed "design skills", "supply chain",
and "manufacturing expertise" were not
biggie problems.
> In a few years, the only thing useful in
existing factories building traditional
cars will be the walls and roof.
Total nonsense. The assembly lines for
electric cars will be much the same.
> Each level of autonomy requires
for the higher levels will require a lot
of re-engineering of the roads. The roads
will have to become electronically defined
tracks in quite standard ways. That will
be too expensive to happen.
Even with all that electronics, simply
following the instructions of flagmen
around road emergencies or construction
will be too difficult.
Great comment.
It's very early in the game, and it isn't sure which technology will dominate in cars in 20-30 years.
Here the incumbents do have a huge advantage they can offer different engine types: ICE, Battery, Fuel Cell, Fuel Cell/Battery Hybrids, etc.
And they are doing this, that means the existing car makers have no downsize risk, but battery only players like Tesla, are taking unnecessary risks by betting on a single approach.
Hint: my favorite future engine technology are FC/Battery hybrids… at the right price they could be the killer app.
Pluto, on June 14, 2017 at 12:45 pm said:
> The batteries are not "viable" because (A) the range is too short, (B) the charging time is way too long, and (C) the reliability after a few thousand cycles of charge and discharge likely sucks and will for a long time.
There's a lot more to it than this. Battery range has been increasing every year. There is absolutely no range concern for daily driving. In fact because you can just plug in your car at home, EV's are better than gas cars as daily drivers since gas cars require visiting a fuel station. It's long distance driving where there's a tradeoff for EV's.
The charging time is pretty long, but as I said this is only a concern for long-distance traveling. While the grid is everywhere, fast charging is electrically-intensive and not so straightforward to get the infrastructure up. Tesla attacks this aspect directly, but even their solution is 5-10x slower than the gas pump. For many people that's acceptable. If EV investments keep up, it'll be 10+ years before fast-charging is on-par with gas stations.
The reliability of batteries isn't a concern whatsoever. Unlike laptops and cellphones which use individual battery cells, EVs have battery management which prolongs the life of the battery to maintain 80% of range after hundreds of thousands of miles. I wouldn't call that sucky.
Sigmund von Hunding, on June 14, 2017 at 8:21 pm said:
Say, recharge every night for
21 years; full (deep) or nearly so
recharging. That's ballpark
7000 rechargings. I never
heard of a battery good for
anywhere near that many deep
rechargings. If Tesla can
get such a battery, then
fine. Good for them.
stephanfroede, on June 14, 2017 at 8:36 pm said:
There is no such battery. Battery "fatigue" due to deep/full charging is a real issue, also for Tesla's warranty accruals.
The only solution so far is to charge the battery continuously, which is a strong argument for hybrids, FC/Battery hybrids for example.
Stephan Froede, on June 14, 2017 at 8:23 pm said:
The statement "you can charge you car at home", doesn't apply for people living in dense urban areas, like NYC, London, Paris, Berlin.
And also not in Mumbai, Beijing, or Shanghai.
Given the Urbanisation trend, charging at home is not a mass market option.
The arithmetic of Amperes, Volts, Watts,
etc. I've done suggests that recharging
at home after quite a lot of driving, say,
50 miles one way to work, plus some
side trips, or 100 miles one way to
a weekend party at the Hamptons, will
be a close call on the usual home grid
connections.
The battery has some internal resistance,
that means that fast charging or discharging
will make the battery hot. That heat can
be the bottleneck on fast recharging, say,
as fast as filling up with 15 gallons of
gas, even if have a charging station with
megawatts of power.
A simple, blunt bottom line point is that
for a car or truck, a tank of gasoline or
Diesel oil is one heck of a good energy
source and just super tough to compete
with.
I'd like to hear about the option of a much
smaller battery, still all electric drive, but
a ceramic gas turbine to recharge the
battery while driving. The gas turbine
works at only one power level, and that
helps efficiency and simplicity. So, now
for one more moving part, the turbine
and the generator shaft it connects to,
we get a much smaller battery and no
concerns about recharging. If the
turbine puts out 600 HP, then we can
drive the big SUV full of people with a
trailer, AC blasting, up the Rockies all
day with no worries. Another option
is to dump the battery and use a
capacitor — that can have essentially
no internal resistance and, thus, can
be charged/discharged as fast as
you please, say, full discharge in
1 millisecond as wanted for some
military direct energy weapons.
kpolo, on June 23, 2017 at 7:00 am said:
For all the folks living in townhouse and condominium communities with no covered parking or garage, charging outdoors will be an issue.
groblewis, on June 14, 2017 at 1:20 pm said:
Your "electrics are not faster" analysis may be true, but, well, so what? The majority of automotive applications do not benefit from superior standing-start quarter-mile times, and a fast 0-60 should be good enough for almost anybody.
I agree about the 0-60 MPH point. But even
when Tesla is quite good there, that doesn't
really mean high performance in all situations:
On busy Interstate highways used for commuting,
it is easy for people to want a lot of acceleration at
speeds well over 40 MPH to permit shaking off
tailgaters, taking an opportunity to change lanes,
getting around a clump of cars or several 18
wheel trucks, merging into the traffic, say,
with enough acceleration so that the person on
the ramp behind you can't fill the slot in the
traffic you are going for. Such "high performance"
is desirable for some people but takes lots of
old fashioned HP. An EV is not going to be
a player in that market. Steve claimed that a
Tesla had high performance; I was just correcting
the record.
Steve White, on June 14, 2017 at 4:50 pm said:
"for the higher levels will require a lot of re-engineering of the roads… Even with all that electronics, simply following the instructions of flagmen around road emergencies or construction will be too difficult"
Utter nonsense. And it's also a form of arrogance – believing a computer would so struggle to master the task of driving a car. Only a human is clever enough for that! Wait about 10 years and you'll see…
Anonymous, on December 14, 2017 at 6:52 pm said:
"Nonsense, the internet is just a big billboard"
"Nonsense, it's just a phone with touch screen"
"Nonsense, it's just blog with people connected"
It all happened within the 30 years timeframe. If you know anything about technology advancement you'd know it grows exponentially. If you know math you'd know it means "growing faster than before". And to dismiss the proposition as "nonsense" is just laziness either with words or with thinking.
Craig Tindale, on June 14, 2017 at 10:43 am said:
Steve ,
It's because we are in a bubble like we we're in 2000,. Tesla's governance models are atrocious , as are its accounting standards , capital /debt models and quality control . They have very few unique patents .
Rich white guys like us pay a premium for vehicle that is is in the short term unique , the question is when companies like Porsche deliver their electric cars next year will they continue to be able to keep their market share .
vishalkgupta123, on June 14, 2017 at 11:22 am said:
The other thing not mentioned here is that traditional car makers rely on their dealer maintenance models for a lot of their revenues. What happems when electric cars (that have fewer moving parts/need less maintenance) also are largely self driving (and save us from costly collisions). Those dealer models fall apart. It'll be hard to keep up with Tesla of traditional car cos. try to maintain this model. Will always be a drag on their business.
steveblank, on June 14, 2017 at 11:23 am said:
yep. good point. and when driving becomes an option as autonomous services pick and deliver
Less mechanical issues but much more electronical issues.
Cars are getting more complex each generation, not less complex, and engine failures or power train issues are not the biggest problems.
And current EVs might sit on a looming battery warranty disaster…
vishalkgupta123, on July 28, 2017 at 3:16 pm said:
Fewer moving parts. Less complex.
http://www.businessinsider.com/credit-suisse-on-tesla-2014-8
Josh, on June 14, 2017 at 2:28 pm said:
1) Most of the early gas car companies went bankrupt
2) technology changes so fast now that Tesla is already building a batter factory based on dated technology
3) 90% of it's tech is from Panasonic etch
4) it's best strategy is bypassing the dealers to keep the margin … But that's in defensible
5) valuation still has to be based on real numbers
Not a very argument/article
strategyaudit, on June 14, 2017 at 3:14 pm said:
The real answer is marketing. Elon Musk sees the future with a clarity matched by only a very few people over the span of history.
In the long term, marketing is all about building sustainable commercial entities, and to do that, you need to see things the way Musk does.
HQ, on January 14, 2018 at 5:53 pm said:
Oh please! … Mush (Musk) figured out a scheme to fund his ventures with taxpayer backed loan subsidies. i.e. He's a snake oil billionaire.
By contrast, Ford, Chrylser, et-al actually had to practice -real- capitalism and create truly viable products to attract -private- money and build a company the old fashion American way… not via welfare.
Same goes for Bezo bozo… Amazon is a warehousing & distribution operation, which is still operating in the red and gets a huge discount from the (taxpayer) supported USPS. These guys are GRIFTERS.
bvikay, on June 14, 2017 at 4:34 pm said:
I have said it before. Tesla will be gone in five years.
parsot42, on June 15, 2017 at 3:11 am said:
You could argue that the core capability of the mainstream automotive industry is low margin complex manufacturing – something that Tesla also concluded last year.
In recent automotive history technology has not provided sustainable competitive advantage because it has proved to be relatively easy to copy. It is yet to be seen whether the same will be true for electric and autonomous developments – the high level of complexity may suggest not, but if key players decide to licence technology rather than become automotive manufacturers then we may see a different outcome.
Bill Ross, on June 15, 2017 at 6:31 am said:
This is true to all businesses. Generally speaking, digital is having the same transformation effect on the economy now as the transcontinental railroad had in the late 1800's. It is those visionaries and entrepreneurs that understand and capitalize on it that will be the winners. Those that don't will be relegated to the dustbin of history.
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Steve Ruqus (@SteveRuqus), on June 15, 2017 at 4:29 pm said:
I agree with Bill Ross and of course Steve Blank. I fear we (folks commenting) may be missing the forest through the trees. Disruptors and Innovators can't be looked at through a conventional lense. I see it in IT every day.
charlesdoliver, on July 13, 2017 at 3:24 am said:
will make the battery hot. 1) Most of the early gas car companies went bankrupt
gigabyte, on July 27, 2017 at 8:34 am said:
this was awesome. thank you for the analysis!
Joe Barkai, on July 27, 2017 at 9:55 am said:
Tesla deserves credit for disrupting the old and complacent auto industry not only in technology, but, as importantly, in confronting the protectionist dealer franchise network.
But this has been and continues to be a formidable challenge. In my opinion, the company's ability to reach volume manufacturing is still in question. See http://joebarkai.com/tesla-making-cars-is-hard-to-do/.
Although Tesla's Autopilot captures headlines, companies like Delphi and Continental may not only have more a mature technology, but are also better positioned to help traditional OEMs move faster in that direction. Tesla's closed ecosystem and vertical integration may not serve it well in the long run.
Tesla's market valuation assumes the company will be able to produce a mass market vehicle. Enormous backlog, manufacturing challenges, limited service capacity, and upward pressure from Chevy Bolt, Nissan Leaf and Hyundai Ioniq should be a concern.


The government's racial disparity audit confirms the extent and persistence of racial injustice in Britain, but includes precious little on housing beyond commenting on lower levels of home ownership among ethnic minorities.
What's missing is some recognition of wider disparities in the housing system and the role of BME housing associations in confronting racial discrimination and disadvantage for more than three decades.
It's now time for action on this front. Prime minister Theresa May should ensure that a slice of the £2bn new investment in social housing announced in her conference speech last week is allocated to the BME housing sector.
With perhaps 20% of the new investment, we could provide upwards of 5,000 social homes in the most deprived neighbourhoods in London, the Midlands and the north. This will not only alleviate housing need among ethnic minorities but enable BME communities to control more housing assets, advancing economic equality and boosting social mobility.
The BME housing sector was created in 1986 to improve the housing circumstances of ethnic minorities. With just 17% of social lettings made to ethnic minority applicants by mainstream social landlords compared with over 66% by BME housing associations, it is clear that there remains much more to do.
The government's racial disparity audit, which confirms the extent and persistence of racial discrimination and disadvantage in Britain, comes as no surprise to those of us working in black and minority ethnic housing associations.
Specialist BME housing organisations, represented by BMENational, have seen these disparities close up. We've witnessed the sparsity of people from ethnic minorities in senior jobs; urban disturbances in the 1980s onwards sparked by heavy-handed policing, unemployment and poor housing; institutional racism; shorter and more deprived lives; and racial stereotyping and stigma.
The audit, which brings together a range of data from a variety of fields of inquiry, reveals higher unemployment rates among BME people, disparities in the housing and education systems, and health inequalities that blight BME lives and life chances.
The BME housing sector was created to enable ethnic minorities more equitable access to social housing.
The aim was also to offer advancement for BME board members and staff from the outset. The result has been that while a mere 7% of senior staff in the social housing sector are from an ethnic minority background, this rises to more than 80% for BME housing associations (pdf).
Thirty years on, the BME housing sector remains small but crucial, with 70 organisations managing 69,000 homes, or 2% of the nation's social housing. The sector has limited capacity to improve the housing circumstances of BME communities and we need to expand to redress racial discrimination and disadvantage in Britain's housing system.
Homelessness has grown massively in BME communities, from 19% to 36% in the past two decadesin the population. BME people are also far more likely to live in overcrowded, inadequate or fuel-poor housing than white people. And their homes less frequently include safety features; especially fire alarms.
Around one quarter of BME households live in the oldest pre-1919 built homes. One in six ethnic minority families have a home with a category one hazard under the housing, health and safety rating system.
BME communities are over-concentrated in the most deprived neighbourhoods in Britain's cities. Deprivation has negative impacts on health, feeding into lower life expectancy and higher illness rates among ethnic minorities.
On top of all this, the government's welfare reforms disproportionately impact ethnic minorities, especially universal credit, since more BME people live in poverty, receive benefits and tax credits, and live in large families. This also makes ethnic minorities more vulnerable to bedroom tax displacement and penalties.
Since 1986, BME housing associations have made a telling contribution in confronting racial disparities. Building homes supports our work in providing culturally sensitive services, aiding asylum seekers, refugees and new migrants, investing in BME communities to boost employment and training opportunities, and helping to improve health and wellbeing.
Yet more concerted action will be needed to redress the deep inequities found by the racial disparity audit. Enabling the BME housing sector to realise a greater reach – possibly by government allocating a slice of the £2bn extra for social housing – would be a positive first step.


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Fissarcturus emarginatus is een pissebed uit de familie Antarcturidae. De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1990 door Brandt.

Antarcturidae

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September 1 - Aaron, Prophet, Priest, Voice of Moses
Growing up, Aaron had glimpsed his mother's tears many times. She didn't necessarily know he was watching but he saw how she yearned to be near her son--his brother--Moishe. Aaron had escaped the death sentence of the Pharaoh by being just old enough not to fall under its judgment. But Moishe had been the right age and was, therefore, condemned to death. Their mother--Jochebed--secreted him away and freed him from his death sentence by secretly giving him over into the hands of those close to the Pharaoh. Moishe was far away. He was not geographically distant from his true family but, rather, he was ideologically miles away as he grew up in affluence and wealth under the care of the daughter of the Pharaoh.
They had tried to keep Aaron from finding out about brother Moishe's fate because they were worried that he might reveal their family's deep and cherished secret--one of their own sat in the lap of Mitzrayim (Egypt). It was better, they thought, that Aaron assume Moishe dead and forgotten. "Better he thinks his brother dead and gone, then know he lives but cannot be near. He will soon forget his baby brother whom he knew for such a little time" they might have rationalized. But, Aaron had found out the secret that was his inheritance and was consequently initiated into the family secret with an unexpressed vow of ignorance and silence. Mitzrayim could not know or it would crush Moishe's--and Aaron's--people.
Eventually, Moishe found out about his heritage and people. While traveling through the land, he saw an Egyptian beating an Israelite and he killed the Egyptian in a fit of rage. He had made a choice that could not easily be undone. He had sided himself with the poor and oppressed even though so very few of them knew him. He fled into the desert where he would encounter God. Aaron would remain in the clutches of Mitzrayim with their people and continue to encounter the God that Moishe found only in the wilderness.
When Moishe returned, Aaron met him along the way and revealed his identity more clearly. As Moishe tried to rally the people of Israel around God's calling, Aaron stood in the gap between the people and the agent of their deliverance. Aaron became a bridge between the deliverer they never knew and the people so crushed and beaten by Mitzrayim. Aaron's trust in Moishe allowed the people to learn to trust this wandering leader.Further, Moishe insisted that Aaron was to be his "navi" or mouthpiece. Moishe wasn't known for his eloquence and, perhaps, had a stutter but God had chosen him. God had called Aaron to stand in the gap between Moishe and the world and be the prophet and mouthpiece for Moishe. Aaron lived into this calling.
Aaron was present for the ten plagues. Aaron was present for the exodus. Aaron was present for the pursuit of Israel by Pharaoh. Aaron was present for the crossing of the Red Sea. In all these things, Aaron stood in the gap between the people and Moishe. Further, he stood in the gap between a people with a vague yearning for a loving God and the loving God who reached out desperately for a people that could not and would not see God. In this way, the consecration of Aaron as a priest was a formal recognition of the calling that Aaron was already living out. He had stood before the people and pointed to God and God's movement all the while interceding for the people before the God they simultaneously sought and rejected.
Aaron's life and faith were far from perfect--he and Moishe did not always get along, his sons lose their lives by making the sacred profane, and he later built a golden calf for the people when they became fearful--but he must be remembered for standing in the gap for the people when Moishe was being called into the desert. Often, we focus on the great leadership of Moishe but it could not have been easy for Aaron to stay behind in the grip of Mitzrayim while his brother seemed to be able to escape it. Aaron did not leave his people and reminds us that God is not present solely in the wild and wonderful places but also in the places of death and oppression. Aaron--a High Priest of the Israelites--was committed to both his God and his people and held onto both even as they struggled with each other.
Aaron died many years later and his son took the role of High Priest. In his office and calling, he had served his God, his people, and his brother well and faithfully. His death was mourned for thirty day by all those who had depended upon him.


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Monday Vegetable Spotlight: How to Cook Kale!
I'm sure you've all heard that kale is some kind of superfood by now. I don't believe in superfoods but I do believe that kale is delicious, easy to prepare and has many applications.
Today I used dinosaur (or black) kale, but go ahead and use curly or red kale if that's what you have access to. Pick nice, dark green leaves and make sure there are no yellow ends or droopy leaves in the bunch.
Preheat oven to 400 F. Lay out on a large baking sheet and massage the prepared kale with the sesame oil, so all the leaves are coated. Sprinkle with salt. Bake for 10 minutes. Let cool and enjoy in large quantities.
Heat oil in a large skillet with a lid over medium heat. Add the still wet kale to the skillet and then the garlic on top of that. Cover with the lid for several minutes. When you lift the lid, the kale should be darker in colour and should have let some of its water off. Add the lemon juice, salt and red pepper flake and sautee for another two minutes, until the kale is soft. Taste for seasoning and adjust to your liking.
The Leafy Cauldron's Kale Pesto which is incredible on pasta, sandwiches or potatoes.


The director of CEEZAD is one of two Kansas State University representatives named 2018 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, or AAAS.
Dr. Jürgen Richt, Regents distinguished professor and director of the university's Center of Excellence for Emerging and Zoonotic Animal Diseases, or CEEZAD, was selected for his distinguished research and advisory contributions to the field of zoonotic diseases, particularly for his pioneering role in the development of the One Health paradigm.
He was named along with Dr. James Guikema, late professor of biology and university administrator, for distinguished contributions to the fields of photosynthesis and gravitational biology, and in research administration and the NASA Specialized Center of Research and Training, or NSCORT. Dr. Guikema died in April.
They are among 416 fellows chosen this year by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, which is the world's largest scientific society. Election as a fellow is an honor bestowed upon association members by their peers. The association's fellowship program recognizes individuals whose efforts toward advancing science applications are deemed scientifically or socially distinguished.
This year's fellows will be formally announced in the AAAS News and Notes section of the journal Science on Nov. 29. Richt and Guikema will be recognized at a certificate and pinning ceremony on Feb. 16, 2019, during the association's annual meeting in Washington, D.C.
Richt and Guikema join 21 current and emeritus Kansas State University faculty members who are fellows of the association.
"Our 2018 fellows are truly deserving of this recognition for their career accomplishments," said Peter Dorhout, the university's vice president for research. "Dr. Richt is a distinguished leader in zoonotic diseases whose work has improved animal and human health throughout the world. In a special way, this distinction by AAAS helps us remember and honor Dr. Guikema and his countless contributions to the field of biology during his service to Kansas State University."
Dr. Richt is a veterinary microbiologist who has worked with multiple agents of zoonotic potential, including bovine spongiform encephalopathy or mad cow disease, chronic wasting disease, animal influenza viruses, Rift Valley Fever virus, Borna virus and other emerging pathogens. His career, which includes a seven-year assignment as lead scientist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Animal Disease Center, has been spent developing novel vaccines and testing methods and remedies for a number of animal and zoonotic diseases.
He joined Kansas State University in 2008 as Regents distinguished professor and Kansas Bioscience eminent scholar in the College of Veterinary Medicine's department of diagnostic medicine and pathobiology. Richt became the director of the Department of Homeland Security's Center of Excellence for Emerging and Zoonotic Animal Diseases at Kansas State University in 2010. As director, he leads an international network for scientific research involving multiple U.S. universities, foreign universities, and various industry and foreign partners.
Richt has authored or co-authored more than 200 peer-reviewed articles. His work has been published extensively, including in such prestigious journals as Nature Biotechnology, Science, Journal of Experimental Medicine, PNAS, Cell Host Microbe and Journal of Virology. In 2011, Richt received the Pfizer Animal Health Award for Research Excellence and in 2014 the Kansas State University Iman Outstanding Faculty Award for Research.
CEEZAD's deputy director is co-author of a recently published article analyzing the role played by ticks in the spread of Crimean Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) and other pathogen agents.
A particular focus of the article by CEEZAD's Dr. Jean-Paul Gonzalez and three other co-authors is identifying the species of tick responsible for the disease's spread in Senegal, where CCHF is known to circulate.
Dr. Gonzalez co-wrote the article with Massamaba Sylla, Institut de Recherches pour le Developpement, Dakar, Senegal; Mady Ndiaye, Departement de Biologie Animale, Universite Cheikh Anta, Dakar, Senegal and Marc Souris, Unite des Virus Emergents, Aix-Marseille University, France.
The article is titled "Ticks (Acari: Ixodida) of the genus Haemaphysalis Koch, 1844 in Senegal: a review of host associations, chorology, and identification." It is being published this month in the journal Acarologia.
The article reviews the role of the Haemaphysalis tick as a potential vector of zoonotic diseases, including CCHF, in Senegal. It concludes that ticks of thatgenus are a potential vector of CCHF in Senegal.
Based on a review of recent research, the article concludes that the haemaphysalid tick fauna of Senegal requires more in depth investigations to establish its role in the transmission of pathogens.
The authors note that with respect to climate change, migration and commercial trade, understanding the health risks associated with tick-borne pathogens appears of public health importance in the geographic domains where haemaphysalid tick circulate. Indeed, the authors add, their relative abundance, their seasonality, their geographical extension need to be assessed because the involvement of the Haemaphysalis genus in pathogen transmission may be underestimated.


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Ulrich Meyer SOCist (* 21. Januar 1647 in Mellingen; † 9. Juni 1694 in Wettingen) war ein Schweizer Zisterzienser und Abt des Klosters Wettingen.

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Ulrich Meyer, Sohn des Kleinrats Nikolaus Meyer, legte 1666 im Kloster Wettingen die Ordensgelübde ab und wurde 1671 in Konstanz zum Priester geweiht. Nachdem er im Kloster verschiedene Ämter versehen hatte, u. a. hatte er an der Hauslehranstalt unterrichtet, wurde er 1683 Prior und 1686 zum Abt gewählt. In diesem Amt blieb er acht Jahre. Während dieser Zeit liess er 1694 in der Klosterdruckerei die Werke «Geometrischer Grundriß aller Marken der Gerichtsherrlichkeit deß Gottshauses Wettingen» (1683) und «Archiv Dess Hochloblichen Gottshaus Wettingen» (1684) drucken, wovon letzteres rund 1000 Urkunden und andere Dokumente enthält. Anlass für beide Werke waren wohl Streitigkeiten um Rechte und Gerichtsrechte mit der Stadt Baden und dem Kloster Einsiedeln.

Literatur
 Helvetia Sacra III/3, S. 478–479.

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I decided to add the cafeteria style macaroni recipe to my traditional baked macaroni recipe. They are both quite good and slightly different. The traditional style is more firm than the cafeteria style. Either way they both are delicious and the best baked macaroni ever.
Preheat oven to 350°. Grease well the bottom and sides of a clear 8x8 glass casserole dish with butter. Shred the cheese and set it in the refrigerator. Boil the macaroni in well-salted boiling water just until al dente (do not overcook). Drain in a colander but do not rinse; set aside. Crack two eggs into a 2-cup measuring cup and beat. Add salt and pepper and stir. Fill up the remainder of the 2-cup measure to the top with milk and beat again. Place half of the cooked and still warm macaroni in the bottom of the casserole. Dot evenly with 1 tablespoon of butter. Distribute half of the cheese over the butter and macaroni. Layer the rest of the macaroni over the cheese. Dot this layer of macaroni with the remaining 1 tablespoon of butter. Next beat the egg/milk mixture again and immediately pour over the top of the macaroni, distributing it evenly. Sprinkle the remaining cheese evenly over the macaroni. Bake 45-55 minutes, or until you can see the sides and bottom of the macaroni starting to brown. It is best when it is allowed to brown well.
Preheat oven to 350°. Grease well the bottom and sides of a clear 8x8 glass casserole dish with butter. Boil the macaroni in well-salted boiling water just until al dente. Drain in a colander but do not rinse; set aside in a large bowl. Heat the milk in a small sauce pan then stir in the ground mustard, Worcestershire sauce, salt and Texas Pete hot sauce. Stir 1 1/2 tablespoons butter and 3 cups sharp cheddar cheese into the warm macaroni. Pour the warm milk mixture over the macaroni and stir. Transfer the mixture to the casserole dish and top with the remaining 1/2 cup sharp cheddar cheese. Bake for 30 minutes, or until well browned.


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  Moncaup est
       un village
       situé dans le département des Pyrénées-Atlantiques en Aquitaine. Elle comptait 154 habitants en 2008.

Le nombre de logements, à Moncaup, était réparti en 2011 en un appartements et 111 maisons soit
 un marché plutôt équilibré.

La ville propose quelques  équipements, elle dispose, entre autres, de une boucle de randonnée.

À coté de Moncaup sont localisées les communes de
Bétracq localisée à 3 km, 45 habitants,
Hagedet située à 4 km, 44 habitants,
Bassillon-Vauzé à 3 km, 73 habitants,
Lascazères située à 3 km, 287 habitants,
Monpezat située à 2 km, 87 habitants,
Vidouze à 4 km, 259 habitants,
 entre autres. De plus, Moncaup est située à seulement 29 km de Tarbes.

Si vous envisagez de demenager à Moncaup, vous pourrez aisément trouver une maison à vendre.

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New Holding Facility, Clinical Sciences, St James' Hospital
Case Study Details
St James's Hospital / University of Leeds
Client's Requirements
The new holding facility at Clinical Sciences, St James' Hospital was required to support on-going cancer research and the new Oncology Building constructed alongside. The new facility was to be located on the 9th floor of the existing Clinical Sciences building with minimal disruption to the existing building operation and site facilities.
The unit is completely self-contained and has been designed to operate on a 24 hour basis and therefore has full standby power generators.
Silcock Leedham's Contribution
Silcock Leedham was appointed and novated to the design and build contractor to provide full design duties and validation master plan for the new facility and to monitor and advise the design & build Contractor on all Home Office approvals and interfacing with the Home Office inspector.
As the project involved redevelopment and change of use of an existing area of the building we carried out detailed surveys of the existing services, existing plant capacity, infrastructure capacity and points of connections into existing services.
We identified the least invasive service routes and 'shut-down' requirements to minimise disruption to the remainder of the building construction and to maximise the limited space available.
We worked closely with the client, contractor and Home Office inspector during construction and validation to form an integrated and successful project.


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Q: How do you disable ASLR (address space layout randomization) on Windows 7 x64? How do you disable ASLR on Windows 7 x64 so that my program will always load the shared CRT at the same address?

A: Previously you had to opt in to allowing the linker to use ASLR. Now, you have to opt out:
/DYNAMICBASE[:NO]

(Visual Studio 2012: Configuration Properties -> Linker -> Advanced -> "Randomized Base Address")
You can also do it programmatically.

A: The Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET), downloadable from Microsoft, allows to enable/disable ASLR it on a system or process basis.

A: A registry setting is available to forcibly enable or disable ASLR for all executables and libraries and is found at HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management\MoveImages.


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Q: Do the file dates for bare git repositories represent the repository creation date? Without going into every single one of my repos (I suppose I could with bash i.e. for i in {repo list} ; do cd $i  && git pull && cd .. done but I'd have to type in credentials for each) is there a simple way of looking at the bare git repos to determine what's been updated recently?
The file data on the repo directory seems to a be the repo creation date ...

A: If you just want to check what is there in the remote repo without updating your working copy, you can use git fetch instead of git pull:
// pull new data from remote
git fetch origin

// see new commits in origin/master
git log master..origin/master

As for your second problem of having to type in your credentials every time, you can use ssh-agent to login without needing to enter your private key passphrase every time. If you are on OS X, then keychain access should already do it for you.

A: Check the date of packed-refs, refs/heads/* and refs/tags/*. That is what you change when the HEAD is updated.


In December 2010, an international workshop for Islamic scholars was held in Penang, Malaysia on the theme "Agribiotechnology: Shariah Compliance." The little publicized event was not attended by any of the NGO's in Malaysia with a background in biotech issues. A web report claimed that the workshop was "attended by high-ranking ulama from Saudi Arabia , Afghanistan, and Iran, Malaysia and Indonesia and scientists from Malaysia, USA, Iran and Egypt." In fact, anyone with differing views from the organisers was not invited. The discussion was also limited to the halal/haram debate and, not surprisingly, resulted in a fatwa that stated that GM is permissable in Islam.
It's the fracturing of nature's balance and harmony by profit-driven corporations that is responsible for some of the environmental disasters confronting us today.
Fatwas should not be issued on GM without looking at the costs and possible benefits, if any. GM foods have not been proven to improve food security for the world's poor. There is no credible evidence to show that genetic modification has increased yields, reduced pesticide use, or improved food nutrition. In fact, the crops that currently dominate the GM market do not include any of the staple foods that could benefit the developing world.
Islamic scholars must be wary of being manipulated by the biotech industry to give religious legitimacy to its products, and realize how aggressively this industry is trying to penetrate foreign markets. At the very least, Islamic scholars should consult both the supporters and opponents of agribiotechnology before giving their opinion. Ultimately, genetic engineering should be evaluated in light of the Qur'anic verses that underpin the Islamic worldview to judge whether it promotes the aims of the Shariah-the protection of religion, life, mind and posterity.


I had a cookie exchange party in December, which was so much fun. I got to bake and cook, which is always interesting, what I mean when I say "interesting", I tend to try new recipes, which isn't always a good thing for me. I need to do a trial run before serving it. Lucky for me it turned out pretty good. Below are some of the pictures of the table, cookies, and the little thank you gift for the girls.
Take care everyone and see you soon!