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A panel of life settlement experts offered their reaction to an important New York Court of Appeals decision in the Kramer case.
The Court came down with an opinion on November 17 in the case of Alice Kramer vs. Phoenix Life Insurance Co., Lincoln Life & Annuity Co. of New York. It specifically addressed the question of whether New York insurance law (3205(b) 1 and 2) prohibits an insured from procuring a policy on his own life and immediately transferring the policy to a person without an insurable interest in the insured's life, if the insured did not ever intend to provide insurance protection in the insured's life. The transactions are called beneficial interest contracts.
The Court responded that there was no such prohibition, even in the case where the policy was obtained for just such a purpose.
The question was raised during the annual Life Insurance Executive Conference sponsored by Ernst & Young, the National Underwriter Company and Summit Business Media.
During the discussion, the panel was asked about the impact of Kramer. Jule Rousseau, a partner with Arent Fox LLP, New York, said that now New York has a decision specific to its state that to which it can refer rather than referring to case decisions in other states such as Arizona. He said that other major states will probably refer to the Kramer decision if similar cases are addressed.
David Goldman, director of the longevity markets group at Credit Suisse, New York, said that "it is clear that the ruling had an impact, but what is not yet clear is just how big an impact it will be." He said that $10 billion to $12 billion in the life insurance market which are beneficial interest transactions are not legitimate transactions. However, he noted that up to $4 billion of that total could be disqualified because of potential fraud issues. He added that Credit Suisse does not participate in beneficial interest transactions.
Alan Buerger, co-founder and CEO of Coventry, Fort Washington, Pa., agreed that there could be a huge impact. He also noted that his firm does not participate in the beneficial interest market.
The case arose when Arthur Kramer, a prominent New York attorney and brother of Larry Kramer, a renowned playwright, purchased several policies with the intent to assign the beneficial interests to investors who did not have an insurable interest in his life. Upon his death, his widow, Alice Kramer, representing her husband's estate, filed a complaint in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York seeking to have the $56,200,000 in death benefits paid to her, alleging that New York's insurable interest law was violated.
Is the life settlement industry hurting so badly that it is looking for anything to cling to....?
Please- what is wrong with this picture?
It doesn't matter in the HIGHEST court-- the court of public opinion, weather it's technically legal or not.... But go ahead life settlement industry... back this case and attach your name to it...Further confuse the public at large-- between legitimate life settlements, a simple pro consumer product that is SO benefecial to some of our most vulnerable senior citizens-- who NEED to utilize their life insurance policy to live NOW. They will not be able to--- because of the greed that has infected this industry like the worst kind of cancer-- the kind that kills.
This ruling further blurs the line between legitimate life settlements and STOLI/IOLI transactions.
Cases like this are what will inhibit this money from coming back into the life settlement industry... no matter the rate of return.
While some see this as a "victory" for the life settlement marketplace--- I see it as bad for everyone. There are no real winners-- and the legitimant life settlement industry will, in the end be the looser--- most unfortunately.


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La cerimonia di premiazione della 61ª edizione dei Nastri d'argento si è svolta il 7 febbraio 2006 a Roma.

Le candidature sono state rese note il 14 gennaio 2006 presso Palazzo Fendi. Tra i 30 film segnalati nelle candidature, Romanzo criminale di Michele Placido ne ha ottenute il maggior numero, dieci, seguito a quota otto da La bestia nel cuore di Cristina Comencini e La febbre di Alessandro D'Alatri.

Il film che ha ricevuto più premi (cinque) è Romanzo criminale.

Vincitori e candidati
I vincitori sono indicati in grassetto, a seguire gli altri candidati.

Regista del miglior film italiano
Michele Placido - Romanzo criminale
Pupi Avati - La seconda notte di nozze
Cristina Comencini - La bestia nel cuore
Alessandro D'Alatri - La febbre
Giovanni Veronesi - Manuale d'amore

Miglior regista esordiente
Francesco Munzi - Saimir
Stefano Mordini - Provincia meccanica
Vittorio Moroni - Tu devi essere il lupo
Fausto Paravidino - Texas
Stefano Pasetto - Tartarughe sul dorso

Miglior produttore
Marco Chimenz, Giovanni Stabilini e Riccardo Tozzi (Cattleya) - La bestia nel cuore (con Rai Cinema e Sky), Romanzo criminale (con Warner Bros.) e Quando sei nato non puoi più nasconderti  (con Rai Cinema)
Antonio Avati (Duea Film) con Rai Cinema - Ma quando arrivano le ragazze? e La seconda notte di nozze
Aurelio De Laurentiis (Filmauro) - Manuale d'amore
Daniele Mazzocca, Cristiano Bortone e Gianluca Arcopinto (Orisa produzioni) - Saimir
Marco Poccioni e Marco Valsania (Rodeo Drive) con Rai Cinema - La febbre

Migliore soggetto
Roberto Benigni e Vincenzo Cerami - La tigre e la neve
Francesco Munzi - Saimir
Ferzan Özpetek e Gianni Romoli - Cuore sacro
Fausto Paravidino, Iris Fusetti e Carlo Orlando - Texas
Marco Ponti e Lucia Moisio - L'uomo perfetto

Migliore sceneggiatura
Ugo Chiti e Giovanni Veronesi - Manuale d'amore
Alessandro D'Alatri, Gennaro Nunziante e Domenico Starnone - La febbre
Sandro Petraglia, Stefano Rulli, Giancarlo De Cataldo e Michele Placido - Romanzo criminale
Giuseppe Rocca, Laura Sabatino ed Antonietta De Lillo - Il resto di niente
Gabriele Salvatores e Fabio Scamoni - Quo vadis, baby?

Migliore attore protagonista
Pierfrancesco Favino, Kim Rossi Stuart e Claudio Santamaria - Romanzo criminale
Stefano Accorsi - Provincia meccanica
Antonio Albanese - La seconda notte di nozze
Roberto Benigni - La tigre e la neve
Luca Zingaretti - Alla luce del sole e I giorni dell'abbandono

Migliore attrice protagonista
Katia Ricciarelli - La seconda notte di nozze
Asia Argento - Ingannevole è il cuore più di ogni cosa (The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things)
Margherita Buy - I giorni dell'abbandono
Valeria Golino - Texas
Giovanna Mezzogiorno - La bestia nel cuore

Migliore attore non protagonista
Carlo Verdone - Manuale d'amore
Giuseppe Battiston - La bestia nel cuore
Rodolfo Corsato - Quando sei nato non puoi più nasconderti
Riccardo Scamarcio - Texas e L'uomo perfetto
Gianmarco Tognazzi - Romanzo criminale

Migliore attrice non protagonista
Angela Finocchiaro - La bestia nel cuore
Erika Blanc e Lisa Gastoni - Cuore sacro
Silvana De Santis - Tickets
Loretta Goggi - Gas
Angela Luce e Marisa Merlini - La seconda notte di nozze

Migliore fotografia
Fabio Cianchetti - La bestia nel cuore e La tigre e la neve
Cesare Accetta - Il resto di niente
Luca Bigazzi - Romanzo criminale
Pasquale Mari - La Passione di Giosuè l'ebreo
Italo Petriccione - La febbre e Quo vadis, baby?

Migliore scenografia
Bruno Rubeo - Il mercante di Venezia (The Merchant of Venice)
Paola Comencini - La bestia nel cuore e Romanzo criminale
Andrea Crisanti - Cuore sacro
Luigi Marchione - La febbre
Beatrice Scarpato - Il resto di niente

Migliori costumi
Francesco Crivellini - La seconda notte di nozze
Daniela Ciancio - Il resto di niente
Grazia Colombini e Giulia Mafai - La Passione di Giosuè l'ebreo
Nicoletta Ercole - Il ritorno del Monnezza
Nicoletta Taranta - Romanzo criminale

Migliore montaggio
Esmeralda Calabria - Romanzo criminale
Osvaldo Bargero - La febbre
Claudio Di Mauro - Manuale d'amore
Roberto Missiroli - Saimir
Cecilia Zanuso - La bestia nel cuore

Migliore sonoro in presa diretta
Mario Iaquone - Romanzo criminale
Stefano Campus - Saimir
Fulgenzio Ceccon - Quando sei nato non puoi più nasconderti
Mauro Lazzaro - Quo vadis, baby?
Bruno Pupparo - La tigre e la neve

Migliore musica
Fabio Barovero, Simone Fabbroni, Negramaro, Roy Paci e Louis Siciliano - La febbre
Ezio Bosso - Quo vadis, baby?
Andrea Guerra - Hotel Rwanda
Banda Osiris - Tartarughe sul dorso
Daniele Sepe - Il resto di niente

Migliore canzone
Mentre tutto scorre dei Negramaro - La febbre
Swan di Elisa - Melissa P.
Warriors of light/Sei o non sei dei Room 108 - Mai + come prima
Solo per te di Tricarico - Ti amo in tutte le lingue del mondo
Tra cielo e terra di Pietro Cantarelli cantata da Tosca - Cielo e terra

Regista del migliore film straniero
Clint Eastwood - Million Dollar Baby
Tim Burton - La sposa cadavere (Corpse Bride)
George Clooney - Good Night, and Good Luck.
Michael Haneke - Niente da nascondere (Cachè)
Ron Howard - Cinderella Man - Una ragione per lottare (Cinderella Man)
Jim Jarmusch - Broken Flowers
Hayao Miyazaki - Il castello errante di Howl (Hauru no ugoku shiro)
Marc Rothemund - La Rosa Bianca - Sophie Scholl (Sophie Scholl - Die letzten Tage)
Martin Scorsese - The Aviator
Aleksandr Sokurov - Il Sole (Solntse)

Miglior documentario
Viva Zapatero!, regia di Sabina Guzzanti
Passaggi di tempo, regia di Gianfranco Cabiddu
La storia del cammello che piange (Die Geschichte vom weinenden Kamel), regia di Luigi Falorni e Byambasuren Davaa
Craj, regia di Davide Marengo

Nastro d'argento speciale
Dante Ferretti per la scenografia di The Aviator
Gabriella Pescucci per i costumi di La fabbrica di cioccolato (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory)
Nicola Piovani per la musica di La tigre e la neve
Pietro Scalia per il montaggio di Memorie di una geisha (Memoirs of a Geisha)

Nastro d'argento europeo
Barbora Bobuľová - Cuore sacro

Nastro d'onore
Stefania Sandrelli

Regista del Miglior Cortometraggio
 Un amore inguaribile di Giovanni Covini
 Dentro Roma di Francesco Costabile
 Do You See Me? di Alessandro De Cristofaro

Miglior Cortometraggio
 Punto di vista. di Michele Banzato

Premio Guglielmo Biraghi
 Riccardo Scamarcio - Texas e L'uomo perfetto
 Valeria Solarino - La febbre

Premio "Fendi Film - Talento 2006"
Valeria Solarino

Collegamenti esterni

 Nastri d'argento 2006 sull'Internet Movie Database

Cinema nel 2006
Cerimonie dei Nastri d'Argento

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Latin American and Mediterranean fusion restaurant Zuaya has opened its debut site in High Street Kensington. The 2,500 square foot site is spread over two storeys with a ground floor bar counter and 30 cover dining space, a 50 cover basement dining area and a 12 cover outdoor terrace. The menu offers diners a 'casual-elegant' selection of Latin American and Mediterranean fusion dishes, taking its inspiration from the cuisine of Mexico, Peru, Italy and Spain. CGA Integration have designed and installed the audio throughout Zuaya, ensuring that their client's chosen music, which fully immerses customers in the dining experience, can be heard at its very best.
Although this project did not pose any particular challenges for CGA Integration, throughout, CGA were mindful that products were chosen and installed to fully integrate with the scheme created by interior designers Harp Interiors. In addition, their audio design reflected the need for varying music sources; from a carefully selected playlist through to DJ's and live jazz musicians.
CGA Integration have designed a four zone sound system comprising of the main basement restaurant, basement VIP area, toilets and ground floor bar and dining area. The basement ceiling speakers, EV C8.2's have been custom finished to match a specific RAL colour and the EV Evid 6.2 ground floor speakers have been wall mounted amongst the ceiling mounted foliage. This ensures that all speakers blend into the interior design and minimise visual impact, whilst still delivering the highest quality audio. Zuaya hosts a DJ at weekends and live jazz musicians on special occasions. To accommodate this, CGA Integration installed a full Pioneer DJ console upstairs in the bar and a band socket connection downstairs for live jazz musicians. iPad and iphone controls of source and level controls were also created in all areas and a digital sound processor was installed to ensure optimum control and sound quality. This processor also gives CGA Integration the ability to remotely support the AV system, detect any faults and rectify them before they become and issue.


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NEWS: Johnny Sack to reunite with Tony Soprano
Vincent Curatola, best known for his role as New York mob boss Johnny Sack in the television series The Sopranos, has joined the cast of Andrew Dominik's crime film Cogan's Trade, which already features James Gandolfini (who played Tony Soprano on the show), according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The impressive cast also includes Brad Pitt, Casey Affleck, Sam Rockwell and Mark Ruffalo. Set for "an early 2012 release" and produced by the Weinstein Co. and Pitt's Plan B Entertainment, the film is an adaptation of George V. Higgins's 1974 novel.
Pitt, who also starred in Dominik's The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, will play the eponymous enforcer Jackie Cogan; Curatola joins the cast as a "middle-aged man recently released from jail who seeks revenge on those who sent him to prison".
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Doing the most good?
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By KRISTEN GOLEMBIEWSKI, Opinions Editor
Last week, the Salvation Army put a giant red kettle up in Campus Martius. And it won't be long until you can't enter a business without encountering someone ringing a bell, soliciting donations for the organization whose slogan proclaims that they're Doing the Most Good.
But when you donate, do you know what your money is going towards?
Because while I'm not denying that the Salvation Army helps millions of people (about four and a half million, as estimated on the organization's website), I also recognize that the nonprofit has a history of discrimination against the LGBT community.
It started in 1986, when the New Zealand government was considering passing a law that would decriminalize relations between same-sex males. The Salvation Army collected signatures trying to get that legislation killed, yet the act passed.
So, the Salvation Army tried to enforce their views on other governments. In 2001, they tried to get White House approval to ignore local nondiscrimination laws – meaning that they could refuse to hire people based on sexual orientation.
That same year, they lobbied the White House (oh, yes – the Salvation Army is also a lobbying group. So while you think you're helping homeless people, you're actually funding their lobbying activities) to "deny funding to any cities or states that included LGBT non-discrimination laws," according to The Bilerico Project.
And, most recently, they threatened to close all of their soup kitchens in NYC when the city decided that all "vendors and charities doing business with the city would have to adhere to all civil rights laws."
Granted, not everyone has to support LGBTQ equality (although you really, really should). I would never argue that an organization should go against their values – however misguided they are. But discriminating against people based on their sexual orientation is wrong. Refusing to help people because of their sexual orientation is wrong. Portraying your organization as a charity when it's secret a lobbying group is wrong.
So as you go about your business this holiday season, think twice before you put money in one of those little red kettles. Seriously research what the organization does with your money. I am not saying there aren't problems with other nonprofits because Lord knows there are – exorbitant salaries and other unappealing policies can be found in other organizations.
I am saying, however, that you should think before you donate. Be sure to choose a charity that really does the most good.
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Wolves vs Chelsea Preview | Team News, Stats & Key Men
EPL Index > Chelsea (NN) > Wolves vs Chelsea Preview | Team News, Stats & Key Men
Chelsea are facing a difficult trip to face Wolves as the Premier League returns at the weekend. The visitors have taken a total of five points from their opening four matches, with both positives and negatives taken from their performances. Meanwhile, their hosts have yet to win a game, albeit they have had one of the more difficult starts to the campaign. Nuno Espirito Santo's men have previously stepped up against top-six teams, especially at home. They will be looking to pick up their first victory on Saturday.
Wolves are seen as a club with huge potential, with some tipping them to be the next team to break into the top-six. Their progress is likely to be halted this season, as they deal with a Europa League campaign. Unlike many Premier League clubs, the Midlands' club looks set to prioritise Europe's secondary competition and supporters will be buoyed by that. It will delay their ascent domestically, but the future looks bright at the club and there is a real possibility of going deep in the competition. This weekend offers a good opportunity to pick up a victory, as they are facing a defensively vulnerable Chelsea team. The style of the visitors will play into Nuno's hands.
Frank Lampard may have picked up a few disappointing results, but he will be encouraged by his team's performances. The head coach has placed great faith in Mason Mount and Tammy Abraham to be the poster-boys of the new generation. Both have had positive starts to the campaign and they will be two players that worry Wolves on Saturday. Supporters will also be excited by the new era and the high expectations of previous years will not be the ones that this current regime is judged by. The weekend's opposition offers a fierce test and a positive result will go a long way to convincing Lampard's critics that he is the man for the job.
Interesting stats
Raul Jimenez has scored in each of his last four appearances for Wolves across all competitions. This is the first time he has managed such a run since joining the club.
Tammy Abraham is the first Englishman to score successive braces for Chelsea since Frank Lampard in 2010.
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Wolves will be delighted that they managed to sign Raul Jimenez on a permanent basis, as he has emerged as the club's talisman since joining last summer. His influence is obvious to anybody watching the team, as he is tireless in his work rate and produces quality touches in attack. Last season, he contributed 13 goals and seven assists. The Mexican is more than just a goal scorer, as he links play and creates space for others with his movement. Before joining Wolves, he had failed to get regular minutes and his progress looked to have been slowed. However, since arriving in England, he has emerged as one of the best forwards operating outside of the top six. At the beginning of the new season, he already has two Premier League goals, in addition to six strikes in the Europa League qualifying. He looks set to take his game to the next level once again and he will be the main threat to the Chelsea defence.
The new generation are being given a chance in the Chelsea first team and Mason Mount is the posterboy for it. Last season, he starred for Frank Lampard at Derby County, therefore, it shouldn't be surprising that he has been given a prominent role under the new Blues' boss. His early performances have been very impressive, earning him an England call-up. Although he didn't start either match, he did get minutes and Gareth Southgate will be keeping a close eye on the midfielder as the season progresses. The England midfield is far from settled and the 20-year-old has the potential to break into the starting eleven ahead of the European Championships. Chelsea have used him in an advanced midfield role, with his goal threat being obvious. The youngster has scored twice and he will be looking to grab another this week.
There are no big injury concerns for Wolves, other than Matt Doherty. The right wing-back will not be available, which means Adama Traore could be given another start. Diogo Jota is likely to partner Jimenez in attack. Willy Boly is suspended, which gives an opportunity to Jesus Vallejo.
Pedro and N'golo Kante will both be hoping to be passed fit to feature on Saturday. Emerson Palmieri is a doubt after picking up an injury during the international break. Antonio Rudiger is getting closer to a return and could feature.
This is going to be a fascinating indicator of where both teams are. Wolves will be more fresh than they will be in many matches this season, after a two week international break. It is a bad time to go to Molineux. Chelsea have the quality to win, but their porous defence will give the home side confidence. An entertaining score draw looks to be a good bet.
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Wolves vs Chelsea Match Preview | Team News, Stats & Key Players
At the time of writing, Chelsea are due to travel to Wolves on Sunday. However, the evolving situation with Covid-19 means that it could be postponed at any time. The visitors will be wanting this match to go ahead, as they need to get their title challenge back on track. Wolves have had a solid start to the season, currently in 7th position. It could have been tough for them to move on from the Nuno Espirito Santo era, but …
Chelsea vs Wolves Preview | Team News, Stats & Key Men
The first match following Chelsea's sacking of Frank Lampard will be played on Wednesday night. Wolves are the visitors and they will be confident that they can pick up another three points against the Blues. They won the reverse fixture last month, in a match that would have increased the pressure on the previous manager. At the time of writing, they haven't appointed a successor at Stamford Bridge. It is expected that Thomas Tuchel will take the job and he …
Chelsea will be looking to bounce back on Tuesday night when they travel to face Wolves. Thy managed to win this fixture last season and they will be coming up against an out of form home side. Nuno Espírito Santo's team are struggling to find the right balance without Raul Jimenez in the team. In the to full matches since the Mexican's injury, they have failed to score a goal. Wolves were considered one of the best teams outside of …
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Arsenal Preview | Team News, Stats & Key Men
Wolves are in the thick of the Champions League race. They are three points off third place after winning all three of their matches since the restart. After Chelsea's loss to West Ham United, top four looks very attainable. It's just a matter of whether Wolves can beat take care of business against the inferior teams, like Arsenal. Arsenal aren't really in contention for the Champions League. They're six points off of fifth place and that may not be a …
Chelsea vs Wolves Preview | Predictions, Stats and Key Players
It has been a frustrating period for Chelsea. They will host Wolves this weekend, as they attempt to find some form ahead of the FA Cup final. Although their top four status is still relatively secure, Thomas Tuchel will realise the danger of allowing their position to get weakened further. Arsenal and Tottenham are both in better form and the Chelsea boss will want to mathematically confirm Champions League football as soon as possible. The visitors have struggled in recent …


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What risk of throat cancer does oral sex pose?
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Image caption Michael Douglas is now more than two years clear of cancer
Publicity surrounding Hollywood actor Michael Douglas has highlighted that there is a link between oral sex and throat cancer.
Douglas, diagnosed with cancer three years ago, was quoted as telling The Guardian newspaper his strain of cancer had been caused by HPV (human papillomavirus).
In a subsequent statement to the BBC, the 68-year-old actor's spokesman said Douglas had been talking generally, and not about about his own cancer.
The biggest risk factors for throat cancer are smoking and drinking heavily.
However, Douglas is right that HPV - which can be transmitted by oral sex - also poses a risk.
What is HPV, and what are the risks?
Media captionDr Kat Arney: "We wouldn't want to scare people off from enjoying themselves"
Human papillomavirus is an infection that causes genital warts. In England, they are the second most common type of sexually transmitted infection after chlamydia.
In most cases, genital HPV infections cause no real symptoms and clear up by themselves without causing any problems.
HPV comes in more than 100 different strains and some can trigger cancers.
Most cases of genital warts are caused by 'low-risk' HPV types 6 and 11, meaning they do not pose a significant cancer risk.
High-risk types include HPV 16 and 18 which can cause cancer of the cervix in women.
High-risk HPV infections are also associated with cancer of the penis, vulva, vagina, anus, mouth and throat.
Other types of HPV can cause visible warts and verrucas, such as those commonly seen on the hands and feet.
Although HPV is implicated in some throat cancers, smoking and alcohol are far more common risk factors.
Prof Robin Weiss, an expert in Viral Oncology at University College London says: "This type of cancer is relatively uncommon in the adult population yet oral sex is common and far, far more people carry the virus in their throats than actually develop the cancer."
How is HPV spread?
Genital warts can be spread during vaginal or anal sex, and by sharing sex toys. However, you do not need to have penetrative sex to pass the infection on because HPV is spread by skin-to-skin contact.
HPV infection can also be spread through oral sex.
It can take up to one year for warts to develop after infection with HPV. Therefore, if you are in a relationship and you get genital warts, it does not necessarily mean your partner has been having sex with other people.
HPV is most likely to be transmitted to others when warts are present, but it is still possible to pass the virus on before the warts have developed and after they have disappeared.
Condoms do not provide complete protection because it is possible for the skin around the genital area (not covered by the condom) to become infected.
How can I avoid HPV?
Although condoms do not offer complete protection against HPV, it is still advisable to use them to minimise the risk of infection.
You're more likely to become infected with HPV if you start having sex at a younger age and if you have a lot of sexual partners, especially if you're having sex without using a barrier method of contraception.
There is a vaccine that protects against some of the high-risk strains of HPV, but it must be given before there is any chance that you have been exposed to HPV infection.
The vaccine Cervarix protects against HPV types 16 and 18.
Gardasil also protects against HPV types 6 and 11 as well as 16 and 18.
In the UK, all 12-13-year-old girls (school year 8) are offered HPV vaccination through the national HPV immunisation programme. Girls aged up to 18 years are eligible for immunisation as part of the catch-up campaign.
How do you know that you have genital warts?
Some infected people will show no signs, while others will have visible warts.
In women, warts occur on the inside and outside of the vagina, on the cervix (neck of the womb) or around the anus. In men, genital warts may occur on the tip or shaft of the penis, or around the anus.
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WNY Boat Show in Orchard Park through Sunday
by: Gabrielle Mediak
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WIVB) — The WNY Boat Show Returns to the ADPRO Sports Training Center, today at noon!
The show takes over the Bills' training facility through Sunday.
Speed boats, pontoons, jet-skis, fishing boats — you name it! The 2020 WNY Boat Show is displaying the best of the best over the next few days.
Admission is free Wednesday (today) and Thursday! Parking is also free.
For more information like times and prices, head here.
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WIVB)- Overwhelmed with a familiar feeling from decades ago, Dawn Tarbox Szerbiak, the Owner of Kiptom Dance Center, choreographed a tap routine for her students, with the hopes of turning them into "Billeviers".
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WIVB)--This morning the Bills and their fans are getting psyched up for tonight's playoff game at home against the Baltimore Ravens.
And just like last week, the Erie County Sheriff's office is urging people who don't have to drive near Bills Stadium tonight to avoid the area.
Road closures for Saturday's Bills game
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A beautiful and quintessential market town, with a traditional and expansive market square, Mansfield is in the large county of Nottinghamshire. It sits in the heart of the Maun Valley, and as such is secluded and surrounded by hills and countryside, making it hard to believe it is just 12 miles from Nottingham itself.
Mansfield has a distinct heritage, and as such is Nottinghamshire's only local authority which directly elects its own mayor. However, like many other northern towns, its roots hark back to the industrial days of coal mining with textile production alongside. Mansfield has struggled in recent years to weather decline, with unemployment notably high.


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Pulse of Fintech H1'20 – Regtech
In H1'20, global investment activity in regtech recorded US$1.9 billion.
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As regulators evolve, regtech becomes more pivotal
Despite a decline in the number of regtech deals, total investment was on pace at mid-year to exceed 2019 investment. As jurisdictions around the world continue to evolve regulations related to financial services, such as privacy rules and open banking regimes, regtech is only expected to become more important.
Regtech booming as companies face pressure to reduce costs, improve compliance
Given the challenges associated with COVID-19, financial services companies globally are facing increasing pressure to reduce costs. At the same time, many are embracing digital business models and digital solutions in order to service their customers remotely — solutions that present new risks that companies must manage. This is driving increasing interest in regtech as financial institutions look to enhance their ability to manage regulatory compliance without increasing the structural costs.
Daniel Teper
Partner, Mergers & Acquisitions and Head of FinTech (Australia)
Ian Pollari
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Digital transformation is still one of the main drivers of regtech. We see a lot of regtechs dedicated to helping financial institutions keep track of new regulations and their potential impact. KYC, customer protection and data security are also driving the advancement of regtech.
Fabiano Gobbo
Global Head of Regtech, KPMG International
Partner, Risk Consulting, KPMG in Italy
Regulations keep changing, making compliance more complex
The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II), the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB), various regulations related to the protection of personal data, the Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investment Products Regulation (PRIIPs) and other regulations have reshaped and will continue to reshape the regulatory and compliance environment in financial services. Individual jurisdictions have also introduced requirements for fintechs, such as Singapore's new Payment Services Act. As requirements continue to evolve, both in terms of requirements and complexity, regtech is expected to become more important, particularly for companies operating on a global scale that need to be compliant across jurisdictions.
Regulators embracing regtech
Regulators in a number of jurisdictions are driving interest and investment in regtech as a means to improve compliance among their regulated entities. For example, the US Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) established LabCFTC as a mechanism to support innovation and improve the quality and competitiveness of regtech and broader solutions. In the UAE, the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) is conducting several regtech pilot projects, including the use of bots for dealing with license applications and trialing of API-enabled regulatory monitoring1.
Trends to watch for in regtech
In Europe, there will likely be increasing opportunities and demand for regtechs that can help companies manage the transition between UK and EU financial regulations, and respond more readily to changing regulations in both jurisdictions post-Brexit. Corporates are expected to become more interested in regtech moving forward, particularly in areas like KYC, customer protection and data security.
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Greatest Football Players with Long Hair in History
1. Diego Forlan
2. Martin Caceres
3. Sergio Romero
4. Edinson Cavani
5. Martin Demichelis
6. Hector Bellerin
7. Antoine Griezmann
In the game of football, which is the most popular sport in a number of countries, footballers are adored by fans for a variety of reasons, some for their outstanding playing abilities and others for their stunning appearances! Whereas long hair can help with the latter, we will look at the best long-haired footballers in this article.
Nowadays, football is by far the most popular sport in our universe, which explains why footballers are so popular worldwide.
Certain footballers go above and beyond to serve as role models for their fans worldwide, and they have a significant influence on them as well.
If you recall Brazilian Ronaldo's bizarre hairstyle at the 2002 World Cup, you should also recall how his hairstyle became so popular throughout the world.
However, strange is not the point of this article; rather, we want to look at some of the greatest football players ever with long hair..
Long hair for men has a long history, and some claim that having long hair for men was a symbol of power and wealth in ancient Greece.
Whatever history it had is irrelevant here; you must admit that long hair makes some men extremely hot and attractive, and who better to grow their hair than some good-looking footballers?
Keep reading to learn about the Top 7 greatest football players ever with long hair in this article.
Did you know that we went back to the early 1990s to write this article?
From those days to the present, there are footballers on our list of the best ever soccer players with long hair who will surprise you. Before we begin, who do you believe is at the top of this list?
If you're a football fan, you're probably familiar with Diego Forlan, a player who excelled during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, winning the Golden Boot alongside Thomas Muller and the Golden Ball as the tournament's best player. As a member of our list of the greatest ever football players with long hair, the now-retired Diego Forlan will forever be remembered for his stunning long and blonde hair.
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However, we should note that his hair was not always the same length; for example, when he played for Manchester United in the English Premier League, his hair was probably the longest. After moving to La Liga, and particularly during his peak years at Atletico Madrid, his hair was shorter than it was during his Manchester United years.
Martin Caceres, a great South American defender who made his name in La Liga before establishing himself at Juventus, is the second Uruguayan player on our list of the best ever football players with long hair. Although Martin Caceres usually wears man buns these days, during his time at Juventus, we frequently saw him with extremely long hair, much like he did at the 2010 World Cup.
The 33-year-old hot footballer is now a Fiorentina player, and with his man buns, he is attracting the attention of Florence's females. Although he is approaching the end of his football career, his physical appearance continues to improve. What are your thoughts on Caceres as one of the greatest long-haired footballers ever?
Our list of the best-ever football players with long hair features a slew of South American players, and now it's time for an Argentinian goalkeeper to make the cut. Sergio Romero is unquestionably the best Argentinian goalkeeper of his generation, as evidenced by his 96 caps for the national team. Romero is one of the players on our list who now has shorter hair.
Sergio Romero began his professional football career with Argentina's Racing Club but transferred to AZ Alkmaar in 2007, where he grew his hair for the first time.
We saw a different hairstyle on him at Sampdoria, his next club when he braided his hair. Sergio Romero has a short hairstyle now that he is playing for Manchester United as the second goalkeeper, but there is no doubt that he was once one of the best long-haired footballers of all time.
So far in our list of the best ever football players with long hair, we've discussed three players from South America; to continue that trend, we now have Edinson Cavani, another Uruguayan striker who is one of the hottest players still on the field today.
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Cavani is one of the players on this list who has maintained his long hair throughout his football career, from his days as a Danubio player to his current position as a Manchester United player.
His best years came while he was a member of Paris Saint-Germain in Ligue 1, where he scored 138 goals in 200 league matches.
He is also a regular for his national team Uruguay, having appeared in 118 matches and scoring 51 goals.
On October 5, 2020, he signed a one-year deal with the English club Manchester United.
United fans are hoping to see him deliver some outstanding performances, just as he did as one of the greatest long-haired soccer players of all time.
South American footballers appear to have a strong preference for long hair, as the next footballer on the list of the best ever football players with long hair is also from South America, this time from Argentina. Martin Demichelis, now 39 years old and retired from professional football, began his career with Argentine giants River Plate before joining
Münchener SV
in the 2004 summer transfer window. It was during this time period that he grew his hair and we saw him with his attractive long hair.
We cannot forget the duo of Martin Demichelis and Iranian superstar Ali Karimi, who both wore long hair and were known for their great matches.
He joined Malaga in the 2010 winter transfer window. During the early stages of his career in La Liga, he retained his long hairstyle before cutting it short. He is unquestionably one of the most handsome players on the list of the greatest footballers ever with long hair.
Finally, a non-South American player who makes this list of the greatest football players ever with long hair.
Hector Bellerin of Spain, who is also the youngest player here at 25 years old. Although, he was previously known for his extremely long hair and man buns in addition to his excellent playing style. Hector Bellerin has represented Spain's youth ranks and has earned four caps for the Spain National Team since 2016.
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With the exception of a season-long loan spell at Watford, he has spent his entire professional career with Arsenal.
Hector Bellerin has established a brand for himself not only on the football field but also in the fashion world.
His high-fashion looks and appreciation for experimental styling have earned him approval from the British magazine Vogue in recent years.
This 23-year-old has accomplished so much in such a short period of time that his transformation from child to man has become something to watch. Whether it's new clothes, new interests, or new projects in the real world, he's not afraid to pursue something other than sports.
His hairstyles, like his flair for dressing well and dressing differently than others, frequently set the bar higher.
Antoine Griezmann is the second European player on this list of the best ever football players with long hair. He is also one of the players who frequently changes his hairstyle, and we occasionally see him with his long hair. However, for the majority of his career, the 29-year-old footballer wore long hair and maintained it following his transfer from Atletico Madrid to Barcelona in the 2019 summer transfer window.
Griezmann was unable to maintain a consistently high level of performance during his time at Camp Nou.
Barcelona fans have always chastised him for it, which extended off the field as well.
There was a time when Barcelona supporters blamed Griezmann's poor performances for the club on his long hair, which made headlines a few months ago, and Griezmann responded by saying that even if the club asked him to change his hairstyle, he would refuse, stating that his wife and children prefer his current long hairstyle.
With his short hair, he was a standout performer for France during the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
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Q: SQL Server view: how to add missing rows using interpolation Running into a problem.
I have a table defined to hold the values of the daily treasury yield curve.
It's a pretty simple table used for historical lookup of values.
There are notibly some gaps in the table on year 4, 6, 8, 9, 11-19 and 21-29.
The formula is pretty simple in that to calculate year 4 it's 0.5*Year3Value + 0.5*Year5Value.
The problem is how can I write a VIEW that can return the missing years?
I could probably do it in a stored procedure but the end result needs to be a view.

A: Taking the assumption by Tom H. that what you really want is a linear interpolation and the fact that not just years, but also months are missing, you need to base every calculation on MONTH, not YEAR.
For the code below I assume that you have 2 tables (one of which can be computed as part of the view):

*

*Yield: contains real data and stored PeriodM in number-of-month rather then name. If you store PeriodName there, you would just need to join on the table:

*Period (can be computed in the view like shown): stores period name and number of months it represents

Following code must work (you just need to create a view based on it):
WITH "Period" (PeriodM, PeriodName) AS (
    -- // I would store it as another table basically, but having it as part of the view would do
                SELECT  01, '1 mo'
    UNION ALL   SELECT  02, '2 mo' -- // data not stored
    UNION ALL   SELECT  03, '3 mo'
    UNION ALL   SELECT  06, '6 mo'
    UNION ALL   SELECT  12, '1 yr'
    UNION ALL   SELECT  24, '2 yr'
    UNION ALL   SELECT  36, '3 yr'
    UNION ALL   SELECT  48, '4 yr' -- // data not stored
    UNION ALL   SELECT  60, '5 yr'
    UNION ALL   SELECT  72, '6 yr' -- // data not stored
    UNION ALL   SELECT  84, '7 yr'
    UNION ALL   SELECT  96, '8 yr' -- // data not stored
    UNION ALL   SELECT 108, '9 yr' -- // data not stored
    UNION ALL   SELECT 120, '10 yr'
    -- ... // add more
    UNION ALL   SELECT 240, '20 yr'
    -- ... // add more
    UNION ALL   SELECT 360, '30 yr'
)
, "Yield" (ID, PeriodM, Date, Value) AS (
    -- // ** This is the TABLE your data is stored in **
    -- //
    -- // value of ID column is not important, but it must be unique (you may have your PK)
    -- // ... it is used for a Tie-Breaker type of JOIN in the view
    -- //
    -- // This is just a test data:
                SELECT 101, 01 /* '1 mo'*/, '2009-05-01', 0.06
    UNION ALL   SELECT 102, 03 /* '3 mo'*/, '2009-05-01', 0.16
    UNION ALL   SELECT 103, 06 /* '6 mo'*/, '2009-05-01', 0.31
    UNION ALL   SELECT 104, 12 /* '1 yr'*/, '2009-05-01', 0.49
    UNION ALL   SELECT 105, 24 /* '2 yr'*/, '2009-05-01', 0.92
    UNION ALL   SELECT 346, 36 /* '3 yr'*/, '2009-05-01', 1.39
    UNION ALL   SELECT 237, 60 /* '5 yr'*/, '2009-05-01', 2.03
    UNION ALL   SELECT 238, 84 /* '7 yr'*/, '2009-05-01', 2.72
    UNION ALL   SELECT 239,120 /*'10 yr'*/, '2009-05-01', 3.21
    UNION ALL   SELECT 240,240 /*'20 yr'*/, '2009-05-01', 4.14
    UNION ALL   SELECT 250,360 /*'30 yr'*/, '2009-05-01', 4.09
)
, "ReportingDate" ("Date") AS (
    -- // this should be a part of the view (or a separate table)
    SELECT DISTINCT Date FROM "Yield"
)

-- // This is the Final VIEW that you want given the data structure as above
SELECT      d.Date, p.PeriodName, --//p.PeriodM,
            CAST(
                COALESCE(y_curr.Value,
                    (   (p.PeriodM - y_prev.PeriodM) * y_prev.Value
                    +   (y_next.PeriodM - p.PeriodM) * y_next.Value
                    ) / (y_next.PeriodM - y_prev.PeriodM)
                ) AS DECIMAL(9,4) -- // TODO: cast to your type if not FLOAT
            )  AS Value
FROM        "Period" p
CROSS JOIN  "ReportingDate" d
LEFT JOIN   "Yield" y_curr
        ON  y_curr.Date = d.Date
        AND y_curr.PeriodM = p.PeriodM
LEFT JOIN   "Yield" y_prev
        ON  y_prev.ID = (SELECT TOP 1 y.ID FROM Yield y WHERE y.Date = d.Date AND y.PeriodM <= p.PeriodM ORDER BY y.PeriodM DESC)
LEFT JOIN   "Yield" y_next
        ON  y_next.ID = (SELECT TOP 1 y.ID FROM Yield y WHERE y.Date = d.Date AND y.PeriodM >= p.PeriodM ORDER BY y.PeriodM ASC)

--//WHERE       d.Date = '2009-05-01'

A: You could try unpivot to get the years & values in a list.
Then union this to the missing years
select YearNo
, (select YearValue where YearNo = YearNo-1) * 0.5 + (select YearValue where YearNo = YearNo+1) * 0.5 AS YearValue
from unpivotedlist
where YearNo in (our missing list of years)
Then pivot it back up again to get the format you require and pop it in a view?

A: I'm going to make the guess that you want the curve to smoothly move between two years if there is a gap, so if more than one year is missing you don't want to just average the two closest years. Here's what I would probably use:
SELECT
     NUM.number AS year,
     COALESCE(YC.val, YC_BOT.val + ((NUM.number - YC_BOT.yr) * ((YC_TOP.val - YC_BOT.val)/(YC_TOP.yr - YC_BOT.yr))))
FROM
     dbo.Numbers NUM
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Yield_Curve YC ON
     YC.yr = NUM.number
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Yield_Curve YC_TOP ON
     YC.yr IS NULL AND       -- Only join if we couldn't find a current year value
     YC_TOP.yr > NUM.number
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Yield_Curve YC_TOP2 ON
     YC_TOP2.yr > NUM.number AND
     YC_TOP2.yr < YC_TOP.yr
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Yield_Curve YC_BOT ON
     YC.yr IS NULL AND       -- Only join if we couldn't find a current year value
     YC_BOT.yr < NUM.number
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Yield_Curve YC_BOT2 ON
     YC_BOT2.yr < NUM.number AND
     YC_BOT2.yr > YC_BOT.yr
WHERE
     YC_TOP2.yr IS NULL AND
     YC_BOT2.yr IS NULL AND
     NUM.number BETWEEN @low_yr AND @high_yr

You could rewrite this using a CTE instead of the Numbers table (just a table of consecutive numbers). You could also use NOT EXISTS or subqueries with MIN and MAX instead of the LEFT OUTER JOINs on YC_BOT2 and YC_TOP2 if you wanted to do that. Some people find this method confusing.

A: WITh cal(year) AS
        (
        SELECT  1 AS current_year
        UNION ALL
        SELECT  year + 1
        FROM    cal
        WHERE   year < 100
        )
SELECT  CASE WHEN yield_year IS NULL THEN
             0.5 *
             (
             SELECT  TOP 1 yield_value
             FROM    yield
             WHERE   yield_year < year
             ORDER BY
                     yield_year DESC
             ) +
             0.5 *
             (
             SELECT  TOP 1 yield_value
             FROM    yield
             WHERE   yield_year > year
             ORDER BY
                     yield_year ASC
             )
         ELSE
             yield_value
         END
FROM     cal
LEFT JOIN
         yield
ON       yield_year = year

For missing years this query takes the average of closest years found.

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Q: Combobox does not open dropdown list suddenly during the work I got a problem with one userform in Excel.
All comboboxes on the userform do not open any more if I click on the arrow to show the list.
They are filled with values programmatically. If I enter a text in the combobox, it selects the correct entry.
It was working fine before. I only added a button to the userform.
Why can't I open the dropdownlist any more?
I tried to change the 'ShowModal'-Property if the userform to False, but that did not help.
If you want to see, here is the code which fills the comboboxes:
With frmPlanSelect.cbxList
   .Clear
   Do Until rs.EOF
      .AddItem
      .Column(0, i) = rs.Fields("ID_Item")
      .Column(1, i) = rs.Fields("name")
      i = i + 1
      rs.MoveNext
   Loop
End With

Thank you for any hint!

A: Ok,
after closing Excel completely and opening the Makro workbook again, the comboxes worked again.
Still I do not know what caused this behaviour because my work was interrupted suddenly. But, it is ok now.


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Dawn Detarando is a ceramic artist from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. Originally from Massachusetts, USA, she received her Bachelor of Fine Art from the Massachusetts College of Art in 1996 and her Master of Fine Arts from The Ohio State University in 1998. Dawn has taught at the College and University levels and gives lectures, workshops and demonstrations in the ceramic arts.
She currently runs a successful business Voyager Art and Tile which she co – owns with partner Brian McArthur. They create Public Art and a line of decorative tiles for the gift market. In 2009 she won a Lieutenant Governor General Emerging Artist Award.
In her studio, Dawn works on a body of sculptural art dealing with the recent capture of a swarm of bees and an interest in the historical works of the Italian Della Robbia Family. Bee life and the bounty of honey are realized with the research of being an amerature apiarist. Inspired by the environment around her, the rolling prairies, mountains, distant ocean, she uses metaphors and a symbolic vocabulary in clay to produce sculpture that expresses poetic narratives that are conveyed from this natural muse.
Dawn vise-chair for the board of the Alberta Crafts Council of Edmonton, Alberta and participates and volunteers for local arts, sports and festival events. When she is not working for her business or on her own sculptural work, she is practicing the art of swimming, running, hiking, biking, canoeing, cross country skiing and working the gardens around her home.


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Q: Is there any reason to use JavaScript library plugins in grails that expose the given library via TagLibs instead of just using it directly? If you search the grails plugin site, you'll find lots of plugins for JQuery and other JavaScript libraries.  Most of these expose the given JavaScript library functionality through Grails TagLibs.  Is this really an advantage, and if so why?

A: To answer your actual question as to whether using TagLibs to expose the JavaScript functionality is an advantage, my answer would be generally no.  But you're likely to get just as many people disagree with me as those that would agree.  Especially folks that have spent time creating these TagLibs.
I just find it much easier to deal with the JavaScript directly than to go through a taglib.  The only exceptions I might consider are the grails given remote taglibs but I still don't use them, personally.

A: Personally, I prefer to use the JavaScript taglibs over plain JavaScript. For example, if you want to create a link that submits an AJAX request and updates a DIV with the response I find it easier to write
<g:remoteLink action="show" id="1" update="myDiv"
        onLoading="showSpinner();">Click Me</g:remoteLink>

than the corresponding JavaScript.
If you have the JQuery plugin installed and decide you want to replace JQuery with Prototype (for example), the tags above should continue to work once you've replaced the JQuery plugin with the Prototype plugin. This would not be possible if you just copied the .js files into web-app/js (instead of using the plugins).
Ultimately, if you use the JS plugins, you application "knows" which JS libraries are using. Other plugins (e.g. resources) can then use this information to your advantage.

A: jQuery is just an extension onto the javascript library.  It offers no new features that Javascript doesn't offer itself.  It does, however, make your life a lot easier when doing things such as (but not limited to)

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*Dom Manipulation

*Tree Traversal

*Ajax

*And much more

It is not necessary when you are just doing something simple and small here or there. But more often than not, when you are doing a big project, it makes sense to include jQuery (31 KB and 1 HTTP request) and use it to your advantage.


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Dynamics NAV, Navision | The Microsoft ERP solution for your company
by Alex April 5, 2020, 5:19 pm 2k Views
The Microsoft ERP solution For your company. Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Navision) is one of the most prominent ERP systems for SMBs.
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What is Microsoft Dynamics Nav?
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package inox
package solvers
package smtlib

import _root_.smtlib.trees.Terms.{Identifier => SMTIdentifier, _}
import _root_.smtlib.trees.Commands._
import _root_.smtlib.interpreters.CVC4Interpreter
import _root_.smtlib.theories._
import _root_.smtlib.theories.experimental._

trait CVC4Target extends SMTLIBTarget with SMTLIBDebugger {
  import context.{given, _}
  import program._
  import program.trees._
  import program.symbols.{given, _}

  def targetName = "cvc4"

  protected val interpreter = {
    val opts = interpreterOpts
    reporter.debug("Invoking solver with "+opts.mkString(" "))
    new CVC4Interpreter("cvc4", opts.toArray)
  }

  override protected def computeSort(t: Type): Sort = t match {
    case SetType(base) => Sets.SetSort(declareSort(base))
    case _ => super.computeSort(t)
  }

  override protected def fromSMT(t: Term, otpe: Option[Type] = None)(using Context): Expr = {
    (t, otpe) match {
      // EK: This hack is necessary for sygus which does not strictly follow smt-lib for negative literals
      case (SimpleSymbol(SSymbol(v)), Some(IntegerType())) if v.startsWith("-") =>
        try {
          IntegerLiteral(v.toInt)
        } catch {
          case _: Throwable => super.fromSMT(t, otpe)
        }

      // XXX @nv: CVC4 seems to return some weird representations for certain adt selectors
      case (FunctionApplication(SimpleSymbol(s), Seq(e)), _)
      if s.name.endsWith("'") && selectors.containsB(SSymbol(s.name.init)) =>
        fromSMT(FunctionApplication(SimpleSymbol(SSymbol(s.name.init)), Seq(e)), otpe)

      // XXX @nv: CVC4 seems to return some weird representations for certain adt constructors
      case (FunctionApplication(SimpleSymbol(s), args), _)
      if s.name.endsWith("'") && constructors.containsB(SSymbol(s.name.init)) =>
        fromSMT(FunctionApplication(SimpleSymbol(SSymbol(s.name.init)), args), otpe)

      // XXX @nv: CVC4 seems to return bv literals instead of booleans sometimes
      case (FixedSizeBitVectors.BitVectorLit(bs), Some(BooleanType())) if bs.size == 1 =>
        BooleanLiteral(bs.head)
      case (FixedSizeBitVectors.BitVectorConstant(n, size), Some(BooleanType())) if size == 1 =>
        BooleanLiteral(n == 1)
      case (Core.Equals(e1, e2), _) =>
        fromSMTUnifyType(e1, e2, None)(Equals.apply) match {
          case Equals(IsTyped(lhs, BooleanType()), IsTyped(_, BVType(true, 1))) =>
            Equals(lhs, fromSMT(e2, BooleanType()))
          case Equals(IsTyped(_, BVType(true, 1)), IsTyped(rhs, BooleanType())) =>
            Equals(fromSMT(e1, BooleanType()), rhs)
          case expr => expr
        }

      case (Sets.EmptySet(sort), Some(SetType(base))) => FiniteSet(Seq.empty, base)
      case (Sets.EmptySet(sort), _) => FiniteSet(Seq.empty, fromSMT(sort))

      case (Sets.Singleton(e), Some(SetType(base))) => FiniteSet(Seq(fromSMT(e, base)), base)
      case (Sets.Singleton(e), _) =>
        val elem = fromSMT(e)
        FiniteSet(Seq(elem), elem.getType)

      case (Sets.Insert(set, es @ _*), Some(SetType(base))) => es.foldLeft(fromSMT(set, SetType(base))) {
        case (FiniteSet(elems, base), e) =>
          val elem = fromSMT(e, base)
          FiniteSet(elems.filter(_ != elem) :+ elem, base)
        case (s, e) => SetAdd(s, fromSMT(e, base))
      }

      case (Sets.Insert(set, es @ _*), _) => es.foldLeft(fromSMT(set)) {
        case (FiniteSet(elems, base), e) =>
          val elem = fromSMT(e, base)
          FiniteSet(elems.filter(_ != elem) :+ elem, base)
        case (s, e) => SetAdd(s, fromSMT(e))
      }

      case (Sets.Union(e1, e2), Some(SetType(base))) =>
        (fromSMT(e1, SetType(base)), fromSMT(e2, SetType(base))) match {
          case (FiniteSet(elems1, _), FiniteSet(elems2, _)) => FiniteSet(elems1 ++ elems2, base)
          case (s1, s2) => SetUnion(s1, s2)
        }

      case (Sets.Union(e1, e2), _) =>
        (fromSMT(e1), fromSMT(e2)) match {
          case (fs1 @ FiniteSet(elems1, b1), fs2 @ FiniteSet(elems2, b2)) =>
            val tpe = leastUpperBound(b1, b2)
            if (tpe == Untyped) unsupported(SetUnion(fs1, fs2), "woot? incompatible set base-types")
            FiniteSet(elems1 ++ elems2, tpe)
          case (s1, s2) => SetUnion(s1, s2)
        }

      case (ArraysEx.Store(e1, e2, e3), Some(MapType(from, to))) =>
        (fromSMT(e1, MapType(from, to)), fromSMT(e2, from), fromSMT(e3, to)) match {
          case (FiniteMap(elems, default, _, _), key, value) => FiniteMap(elems :+ (key -> value), default, from, to)
          case _ => super.fromSMT(t, otpe)
        }

      case (ArraysEx.Store(e1, e2, e3), _) =>
        (fromSMT(e1), fromSMT(e2), fromSMT(e3)) match {
          case (FiniteMap(elems, default, from, to), key, value) => FiniteMap(elems :+ (key -> value), default, from, to)
          case _ => super.fromSMT(t, otpe)
        }

      case (FunctionApplication(SimpleSymbol(SSymbol("__array_store_all__")), Seq(_, elem)), Some(MapType(k, v))) =>
        FiniteMap(Seq(), fromSMT(elem, v), k, v)

      case _ => super.fromSMT(t, otpe)
    }
  }

  override protected def toSMT(e: Expr)(using bindings: Map[Identifier, Term]) = e match {
    /**
     * ===== Set operations =====
     */
    case fs @ FiniteSet(elems, _) =>
      if (elems.isEmpty) {
        Sets.EmptySet(declareSort(fs.getType))
      } else {
        val selems = elems.map(toSMT)

        if (exprOps.variablesOf(elems.head).isEmpty) {
          val sgt = Sets.Singleton(selems.head)

          if (selems.size > 1) {
            Sets.Insert(selems.tail :+ sgt)
          } else {
            sgt
          }
        } else {
          val sgt = Sets.EmptySet(declareSort(fs.getType))
          Sets.Insert(selems :+ sgt)
        }
      }

    case SubsetOf(ss, s)        => Sets.Subset(toSMT(ss), toSMT(s))
    case ElementOfSet(e, s)     => Sets.Member(toSMT(e), toSMT(s))
    case SetDifference(a, b)    => Sets.Setminus(toSMT(a), toSMT(b))
    case SetUnion(a, b)         => Sets.Union(toSMT(a), toSMT(b))
    case SetAdd(a, b)           => Sets.Insert(toSMT(b), toSMT(a))
    case SetIntersection(a, b)  => Sets.Intersection(toSMT(a), toSMT(b))

    case FiniteMap(_, default, _, _) if !isValue(default) || exprOps.exists {
      case _: Lambda => true
      case _ => false
    } (default) =>
      unsupported(e, "Cannot encode map with non-constant default value")

    case _ =>
      super.toSMT(e)
  }
}

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Happy Holidays from the Laveggio crew.
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We are settled into our new store at 178 State Street, just in time for the Holidays. Our new Holiday blends for 2017 are available – you can buy them on our website and we will ship your coffee or if you live locally you can easily specify the pick up option, and pick your coffee here at our store before December 22nd. Tasting notes: Christmas Blend – our lightest seasonal blend – milk chocolate, bright orange and a clean finish Holiday Blend – our medium roast seasonal blend – toasted nuts and a soft finish Yuletide Blend – our darkest blend is heavy bodied – complex deeply toasted flavors and a long toasty finish Check this blog often for Holiday updates.


This talk was given during a Long Life Puja offered to Lama Zopa Rinpoche in June 2006. Follow along with the unedited transcript here.
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A talk by Lama Zopa Rinpoche given during teachings entitled "Why We Need a Spiritual Path" at Tara Institute in Australia, 2006. Follow along with the unedited transcript and listen to the entire teaching here.
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This lecture is from teachings given by Lama Zopa Rinpoche at the 28th Kopan Meditation Course at Kopan Monastery in November, 1995. Included in this teaching are oral transmissions of the Heart Sutra, the Thirty-five Buddhas Confession Prayer, and Pabongka Rinpoche's Heart-Spoon. You can read along with the transcript here and explore the rest of the teachings given during the 28th Kopan Course here.
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This talk is from the beginning of the second day of teachings given by Lama Zopa Rinpoche in Barcelona, Spain from September 2-4, 2005 hosted by the FPMT's Centro Nagarjuna. You can find unedited transcripts of this talk and for all the teachings from this series here.