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[News from the World]
Clinical Oncology - 2017;4(04)
[Foreword]
A szerkesztők
[Complex therapy of bladder cancer]
LANDHERR László
[Bladder cancer is the most common malignancy involving the urinary system. Urothelial (formerly called transitional cell) carcinoma is the predominant histologic type in the developed countries, where it accounts for approximately 90 percent of all bladder cancers. The optimal management of nonmuscle invasive urothelial cancer is highly important. For patients with muscle invasive cancer the gold standard treatment is the cystectomy. If the patient unable or unwilling to undergo radical cystectomy with urinary diversion, complete TURBT combined with radiation therapy plus chemotherapy may offer an alternative bladder-sparing approach. Patients with muscle invasive disease and regional lymph node metastasis limited to the pelvis (N1-N3), but without more distant lymph node or visceral metastasis may be treated with six cycles of cisplatin-based chemotherapy followed by cystectomy or a combined-modality approach. In metastatic cases the combination chemotherapy may prolong survival and often provides palliation of symptomatic disease. Checkpoint inhibition immunotherapy has substantial clinical activity in post-chemotherapy patients and is the preferred therapy for patients who have progressed after platinumbased therapy or is not suitable for them.]
[Protontherapy]
LAKOSI Ferenc, HADJIEV Janaki, CSELIK Zsolt, GULYBÁN Ákos
[Radiotherapy with protons is a promising technology in the fi eld of modern radiation oncology. From a physical point of view, radiotherapy with protons has important advantages compared to the currently used photons due to its unique energy absorption profi le, which may result in a better local tumor control and reduced radiation-induced side effects. Increasing number of patients is treated with protons and carbon-ions. Our report aim to present the current status of proton radiotherapy including physical and technological aspects, standard and non-standard indications, ongoing clinical trials and the proton vs. photon debate in terms of patient selection.]
[Burnout syndrome - prevention and treatment]
SZY Ágnes
[The defi nition of burnout syndrome was established due to the recognition of changes that practising physicians experienced in their affective state and behaviour as well as the observation of physical symptoms that put their health at risk. Burnout syndrome can be characterised by a triadic set of factors: emotional exhaustion, depersonalisation, and decline of professional achievement. The present article aims to describe burnout syndrome with regard to the fact that similarities and differences between burnout syndrome and affective disorders such as depression must be highlighted. The focus of this article is that health care professionals burnout is multicausal and it is insuffi cient to put only the individual in the spotlight although it is imperative that we attend to the individual fi rst. It is essential to highlight the fact that without changes in the institutional work culture and requirements the prevalence of burnout syndrome can hardly decrease. It is also the aim of this work to provide the practising health care professional with information that they can easily transform into immediate help.]
[Inhibition of proteasome in cancer therapy]
KOPPER László
[The ubiquitin-proteasome pathway is the most important element in the regulation of intracellular protein metabolism. Its main function is the degradation of the unnecessary proteins either as part of normal metabolic balance or in case of misfolding or part of the deregulation as in cancer cells using proteolytic enzymes. The importance of this pathway has been acknowledge by Nobel prize. In certain diseases as in several malignancies, where the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway is not able to remove the proteins due to dysfunction or accumulation in a high quantity. The unregulated accumulation of proteins could lead to cell death. This phenomenon was proven by the appearance of proteasome-inhibitors targeting mainly myeloma. It should be mentioned that clinical aspects myeloma has been discussed in an excellent review by Mikala and his colleagues in Klinikai Onkológia.]
[Focus on Lege Artis Medicinae (LAM)]
VASAS Lívia, GEGES József
[Three decades ago, LAM was launched with the goal of providing scientific information about medicine and its frontiers. From the very beginning, LAM has also concerned a special subject area while connecting medicine with the world of art. In the palette of medical articles, it remained a special feature to this day. The analysis of the history of LAM to date was performed using internationally accepted publication guidelines and scientific databases as a pledge of objectivity. We examined the practice of LAM if it meets the main criteria, the professional expectations of our days, when publishing contents of the traditional printed edition and its electronic version. We explored the visibility of articles in the largest bibliographic and scientific metric databases, and reviewed the LAM's place among the Hungarian professional journals. Our results show that in recent years LAM has gained international reputation despite publishing in Hungarian spoken by a few people. This is due to articles with foreign co-authors as well as references to LAM in articles written exclusively by foreign researchers. The journal is of course full readable in the Hungarian bibliographic databases, and its popularity is among the leading ones. The great virtue of the journal is the wide spectrum of the authors' affiliation, with which they cover almost completely the Hungarian health care institutional system. The special feature of its columns is enhanced by the publication of writings on art, which may increase Hungarian and foreign interest like that of medical articles.]
[A short chronicle of three decades ]
[Hungarian professional periodicals started quite late in European context. Their publishing, editing and editorial philosophy were equally influenced by specific historical and political situations. Certain breaking points of history resulted in termination of professional journals (War of Independence 1848-1849, First and Second World Wars), however there were periods, which instigated the progress of sciences and founding of new scientific journals. Both trends were apparent in years after the fall of former Hungarian regime in 1990. The structure of book and journal publishing has changed substantially, some publishers fell "victim" others started successfully as well. The latters include the then-established publishing house Literatura Medica and its own scientific journal, Lege Artis Medicinae (according to its subtitle: New Hungarian Medical Herald) issued first in 1990. Its appearance enhanced significantly the medical press market. Its scientific publications compete with articles of the well-established domestic medical journals however its philosophy set brand-new trends on the market. Concerning the medical community, it takes on its problems and provides a forum for them. These problems are emerging questions in health care, economy and prevention, in close interrelation with system of public health institutions, infrastructure and situation of those providing individual health services. In all of them, Lege Artis Medicinae follows consequently the ideas of traditional social medicine.]
[Second game, 37th move and Fourth game 78th move]
VOKÓ Zoltán
[What has Go to do with making clinical decisions? One of the greatest intellectual challenges of bedside medicine is making decisions under uncertainty. Besides the psychological traps of traditionally intuitive and heuristic medical decision making, lack of information, scarce resources and characteristics of doctor-patient relationship contribute equally to this uncertainty. Formal, mathematical model based analysis of decisions used widely in developing clinical guidelines and in health technology assessment provides a good tool in theoretical terms to avoid pitfalls of intuitive decision making. Nevertheless it can be hardly used in individual situations and most physicians dislike it as well. This method, however, has its own limitations, especially while tailoring individual decisions, under inclusion of potential lack of input data used for calculations, or its large imprecision, and the low capability of the current mathematical models to represent the full complexity and variability of processes in complex systems. Nevertheless, clinical decision support systems can be helpful in the individual decision making of physicians if they are well integrated in the health information systems, and do not break down the physicians' autonomy of making decisions. Classical decision support systems are knowledge based and rely on system of rules and problem specific algorithms. They are utilized widely from health administration to image processing. The current information revolution created the so-called artificial intelligence by machine learning methods, i.e. machines can learn indeed. This new generation of artificial intelligence is not based on particular system of rules but on neuronal networks teaching themselves by huge databases and general learning algorithms. This type of artificial intelligence outperforms humans already in certain fields like chess, Go, or aerial combat. Its development is full of challenges and threats, while it presents a technological breakthrough, which cannot be stopped and will transform our world. Its development and application has already started also in the healthcare. Health professionals must participate in this development to steer it into the right direction. Lee Sedol, 18-times Go world champion retired three years after his historical defeat from AlphaGo artificial intelligence, because "Even if I become the No. 1, there is an entity that cannot be defeated". It is our great luck that we do not need to compete or defeat it, we must ensure instead that it would be safe and trustworthy, and in collaboration with humans this entity would make healthcare more effective and efficient. ]
[Earlier and more efficiently: the role of deep brain stimulation for parkinson's disease preserving the working capabilities]
DELI Gabriella, BALÁS István, KOMOLY Sámuel, DÓCZI Tamás, JANSZKY József, ASCHERMANN Zsuzsanna, NAGY Ferenc, BOSNYÁK Edit, KOVÁCS Norbert
[Background – The recently published "EarlyStim" study demonstrated that deep brain stimulation (DBS) for the treatment of Parkinson's disease (PD) with early fluctuations is superior to the optimal pharmacological treatment in improving the quality of life and motor symptoms, and preserving sociocultural position. Our retrospective investigation aimed to evaluate if DBS therapy was able to preserve the working capabilities of our patients. Methods – We reviewed the data of 39 young (<60 years-old) PD patients who underwent subthalamic DBS implantation at University of Pécs and had at least two years follow-up. Patients were categorized into two groups based on their working capabilities: Patients with active job ("Job+" group, n=15) and retired patients (without active job, "Job-" group, n=24). Severity of motor symptoms (UPDRS part 3), quality of life (EQ-5D) and presence of active job were evaluated one and two years after the operation. Results – As far as the severity of motor symptoms were concerned, similar (approximately 50%) improvement was achieved in both groups. However, the postoperative quality of life was significantly better in the Job+ group. Majority (12/15, 80%) of Job+ group members were able to preserve their job two years after the operation. However, only a minimal portion (1/24, 4.2%) of the Job- group members was able to return to the world of active employees (p<0.01, McNemar test). Conclusion – Although our retrospective study has several limitations, our results fit well with the conclusions of "EarlyStim" study. Both of them suggest that with optimal timing of DBS implantation we may preserve the working capabilities of our patients.]
HUN 2015;68(11-12)
[Education and psychological support of parents in cases of postnatally detected Down syndrome]
MÁTÉ Orsolya, KÍVÉS Zsuzsanna, OLÁH András, FULLÉR Noémi, PAKAI Annamária
[OBJECTIVE - Since the 60's several publications dealt with the phenomenon how physicians inform parents of newborns about postnatal recognition of Down's syndrome and the support they receive right after breaking the bad news. Howe - ver, the rest of these studies concentrated on surveying parental satisfaction, while relatively few international studies deal with the other side of the communicational situation, the opinion of the informer. Our study focused on the circumstances of parental information in Hungarian institutions of obstetrics in order to evaluate the possibilities for interventions. METHODS - The Down's team operating at the University of Pécs Faculty of Health Sciences carried out a national survey in 2005 - an interview-based questionnaire filled by physicians of institutions of obstetrics - with the help of the National Register for Congenital Diseases of the National Centre for Epidemiology and Down's Foun dation. RESULTS - The coverage of the survey reached 74%. Rest of the surveyed institutions did not have information protocol, however, 70% of them believes it would be necessary. Only 44% of the physicians received communication training and 81% of them believe they can manage communication, 33% have felt that the mother of a newborn with Down's syndrome would expect special help that the institutions are unable to provide. CONCLUSION - There are serious problems with the circumstances of parental informing in Hungarian institutions of obstetrics. This situation would obviously require intervention. An aimed communicational training based on international experience and exploiting the openness of physicians, as well as the establishment of information protocol could be elements of such intervention.]


Indeed, we all love a juicy, and well-cooked steak. Though it's a common staple in most households, this sumptuous, hearty meal can sometimes fall short. From the fridge to plate, there are a few tricks steak chefs employ. When you have a quality piece of meat, therefore, you would want to make it as delicious as possible. You definitely do not want to screw it up with complex cooking procedures and extravagant spices. However, it's challenging to make it perfect, but you can try to prepare this excellent cold-weather dish like a pro. Well, not to fear, for here are the common mistakes that prevent your home-made steaks from reaching their full flavor potential.
One common mistake most people do is cooking the steak fresh from the fridge. This often makes its surface char, while the inside becomes a little bit thinner than it should be. It's therefore advisable that you plan ahead. Take it out of the fridge in advance, and allow it some time to reach the room temperature. Otherwise, you're risking an undercooked steak, unappealing, with a gray exterior and certainly not delicious.
Unless you're a pro, it is usually tough to tell whether or not your steak is ready just by looking at it. However, experts recommend that a medium-sized steak be cooked for five to seven minutes. But if you want some more appealing results, you can use a simple meat thermometer. Besides, it's quick, easy, and always accurate. Cooking your steak to about 165°F will give you some incredible results.
According to experts, most people either do not season their steak enough, or they only season one side. It is, however, recommended that steak be seasoned on both sides, and for about 40 minutes before cooking. Adding a combination of kosher and sea salt with a fresh, ground pepper mix, therefore, can be ideal. If you like, you can even add some extra spices.
Never cook your steak in a non-stick frying pan. It requires a heavy-duty pan to form a delicious outer crust. Griddle pans, for example, are ideal for the job. This is because they retain plenty of the heat helping your steak form a delicious outer crust as well as preventing the juice and blood from escaping. Nonetheless, be sure to preheat the pan before you begin preparing your meal.
Before you begin preparing your steak, you might need to boil it first. On the process, however, some people end up adding salt instead of seasoning it, and which draws out the flavorsome juices. You can, therefore, rub it with some chopped garlic, thyme or even freshly ground black pepper to add flavor.
You might not know it already, but the wetter the surface of the steak, the more likely it is to steam when placed on the hot pan. As such, you will need a paper towel to blot it before cooking. This also helps get rid of any surplus moisture ensuring that the outside gets crunchy and caramelized.
As mentioned earlier, the pan needs to retain plenty of heat besides getting hot. This is because it helps in the formation of the crisp, caramelized crust. Otherwise, it will steam instead of searing. Ensure to therefore cook it until the pan starts to smoke. This way, your steak will be moist, flavorful and not too tough or dry.
Finally, as you may have heard before, you should never serve your steak right away. It absolutely needs some time to rest, and let the juices redistribute. Obviously, you are anxious to enjoy your meal, but allowing it some time to cool can do it so much good. Besides, what's better than making it the sweetest it can be? Take a break, therefore, and give it some time to sweeten.
Above all, never use a fork to turn your steak as piercing the meat might result in the loss of all those flavorsome juices. Instead, use tongs, but do not leave it on the open flame for long as it will overcook.


Way back in 1981 many of us has the pleasure of playing the multi-directional arcade shooter of 'Bosconian', which was developed by Namco and put you in control of a space ship to score as many points as possible by destroying enemy missiles and bases while also avoiding asteroids, mines and other such ship destroying objects. If you remember that awesome game you'll be pleased to know the Atari 2600 arcade clone of 'Draconian' has reached a public build version RC6 and will be finished very soon!
Developed by SpiceWare, they have really raised the bar in the homebrew community with Draconian and it just goes to show with more effort, games can be just as good if not better than what was released during the systems golden age. It isn't just the classic graphics of the Atari 2600 you'll love, but this game has gameplay that is as good as some modern indie games released even today. But for those of you without an Atari 2600, load up an emulator and give this game a go, it's well worth playing!


You can play the game in a sequence (one coin mode) or you can select the stage to play. Its as cool as ever has been on arcade and PC. We have published PC versions of snow bros here, here, here and even more here. Its portable versions have been around and online version is also available. Its time to play it on your smart phone.
Use on-screen keypad and two buttons to move the character, jump and throw snow on enemies.


Nicklaus Children's Health System is a nationally recognized, 309-bed children's hospital, 15 outpatient care centers with more than 790 attending physicians and 250 pediatric sub-specialties. The facility serves not only the multicultural melting pot of Miami, Florida, including three other counties in Southern Florida, but draws patients from across the US, Latin America and other international locales.
To make a massive cultural and operational shift, Nicklaus needed a partner who not only shared their vision, but who would empower them to reach it with new paradigms in thinking and in operations. It found such a partner in its accrediting body, DNV GL Healthcare. Nicklaus received its first accreditation from DNV GL Healthcare in 2016.
Along with performing annual surveys (as opposed to every three years), DNV GL Healthcare also uses the ISO 9001 quality management system as part of its accreditation process. ISO 9001 was originally created for the manufacturing industry, but has been adapted by DNV GL Healthcare for hospitals. ISO 9001 creates a specific roadmap for hospitals to not only adhere to the Conditions of Participation for the Medicare program, but also to improve its delivery of healthcare services at every level.
This has helped Nicklaus Children's Health System to reach a state of efficiency, standardization of quality care, and patient safety that makes it the hospital of the future. Such an achievement required a totally new view toward running a hospital.
Today, enabled by implementing quality standards in their operations, Nicklaus Children's Health System has digitalized a number of processes, improving efficiency and patient safety.
Roaming the hallways of Nickalaus Children's Health System is like visiting a hospital's version of Tomorrowland. Robots navigate the floors performing tasks ranging from supply delivery to sterilizing operating rooms. Staff wear specialized tooth buttons that automatically pinpoint their location, reducing time formerly spent searching for an individual to handle a specific situation. Location technology is used to find wheelchairs and other specialized equipment, as well as guarantee the readiness of each crash cart in the hospital within 2–3 minutes. That task used to take several hours. That innovation has saved Nicklaus about $240,000 a year. Special detectors verify clinicians have washed their hands upon entering each and every room. A telemedicine center also provides connectivity between physicians and patients across the globe.
"We wanted not only to know where things are, but to use the technology to know more—are patients seen in a timely manner? Do healthcare providers wash their hands prior to each patient visit as required? How could patient safety be improved? This system enables all of these areas to be monitored and measured," said Nicklaus Chief Information Officer Edward Martinez.


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Archaeology Somnath Bhatt compiles a series of charming pixelated drawings for his brand-new book, Ode
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by Perry Page
For Somnath Bhatt, maturing in Ahmedabad, India, was to "live in a city continuously in the making and breaking," he says. Surrounded by makers, things, crafts and stories, his instant surroundings were an impactful impact to his development as an artist– whether it was the city's Calico Museum, the street suppliers at Phool Exchange or the Ravivari market filled with flowers, fruits, electronic devices and textiles.
Regardless of having little formal training in art as a topic, Somnath would invest his youth drawing "all day" and on "any surface area" he might get his hands on– including his grandma's bed room wall that, to this day, is still covered in his earliest illustrations. Later on, he went on to study graphic style at Rhode Island School of Style, due to the idea that it "seemed like the most flexible of all disciplines"– "design education taught me visual thinking, approach and systemisation," he tells It's Nice That, "but as helpful as a design education was, I likewise often found it dull and terrible."
Moving on from his house doodles and producing speculative videos, Somnath now describes himself as a designer and artist, taking a trip in between the United States and India. His work has been shown globally at the ICA and Lewisham Art House, London, Institute of New Connotative Action, Seattle, Brooklyn Art Fair, Art Week Dubai and various others. And most recently, he has actually developed Ode, published by TXTbooks— his second instalment of pixelated drawings and a sequel to Mohenjo-daro.
Risograph-printed with scarlet, cornflower and metal gold inks, Ode is a 40- page symbol to his multi-media technique as an artist. "My work has no commitment to a specific form or media," he says on the topic of defining his work. "It may be referred to as a shuffle between categories, centuries, cultures and psychological states through algorithmic relationships." He describes the book as a "love tune" filled with the "entertainments of things," assembled through images that provokes a sense of intrigue. "_ Ode _ is about awakening, blooming and what takes place in a world that you're seeing for the first time," he states. "I consciously selected to print the whole book in gold because when the light shines on it, it triggers the forms that are drawn."
Aesthetically, Ode looks like a minimalist collection of drawings that appear they've been hand-stitched on paper. In reality, these drawings are developed entirely through digital procedures. "There was a time when I was believing a lot about the metaphor of edges, which led me to play around with the 'Hone Edge' command in Photoshop," Somnath explains. "I would find existing images and after that Shift Cmd F ten thousand times." The outcome is a pixelated and structured structure imagined through a blue, red and gold colour scheme, utilized to represent a mound of earth, a clot of blood and a heap of gold.
As his second instalment of pixelated illustrations and the follow up to Mohenjo-daro, Ode is a gorgeous follow-up that sees the artist elevate his design and method. "The title Mohenjo-daro(Mound of the dead) comes from an ancient Indus Valley historical site; I extended the metaphor of archaeology and topography to inner excavation," states Somnath. "I like the metaphor of excavation due to the fact that it represents layers: narrative layers, psychic layers, layers of Risograph ink and Photoshop layers."
" I desired Ode to be a growth pack for Mohenjo-daro— there were instances when I took the exact same illustration and drew the scene that would follow it," he continues. To satisfy the trilogy, Somnath concludes that the third book would require to take a different type. "Maybe it would be a scroll, a mixtape, an animation or a shrine. Their third thing would be about supreme power, pinnacles, and a queer world at the peak of its thrilled thriving."
Perry Page

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Jenna Alexander, National Head of Internal Recruitment at Hays explains why it is crucial to understand what it is that you really want from a new job before embarking on your search.
So, you've decided it's time for a fresh start and a new challenge.There are a whole host of different reasons for moving jobs and, in many cases, there is no more motive than simply wanting a change. But, before you freshen up your CV, dust down your interview outfit and embark on the process of looking for that perfect role, it's crucial to slow down, take stock and think about what it is you really need from your new job.
Below, is a list of twenty of the most important questions to ask yourself before beginning your search.
1. Why am I looking to leave my current employer?
Think about this one carefully, because it will likely come up during the interview process, especially if you've not been at your current job that long. Why is it you feel you need to move on? Think about how a move would benefit you and your continuing professional development. Maybe your current employer doesn't offer you any opportunities for promotion or maybe you have skills that are not being utilised. All of these are good reasons for a change in your job.
2. What do I enjoy most about my current role?
Consider the things you love about your job and put these things top of your wish list when looking for a new role. Maybe you've formed close working relationships with your colleagues in an open office environment or you relish your company's international business trips. It goes without saying, then, that a new job without these benefits may well affect how much you enjoy going to work each day.
3. What can I offer? What is my USP?
Rather than just reeling off a list of positive adjectives, such as "hardworking" or "conscientious", which, quite frankly, anyone can do, think instead of some concrete examples at work where you showed the qualities employers look for. Was there a time when you really added value to your company? How? Have you had a role in an international deal or changed a client's life for the better? What sets you apart from all the others applying for this job?
4. What do I want from my career?
Do you want promotion, a better work-life balance or more variation in your work? Thinking about this carefully will allow you to pick and choose the most appropriate roles, for which to apply.
5. What skills do you want to develop and what experiences do you want to gain in the next five years?
Focus on the skills you wish to hone and experiences you wish to enjoy. If international travel is right up there for you, for instance, don't waste time on applying for jobs that will keep you in one place.
6. Are promotional opportunities and progression important to me in a new role?
If they are, ensure you focus your search on organisations and companies that can offer you the best chance to fulfil your potential. If you're not so bothered about climbing the career ladder, you can afford to be a bit more open to a range of job possibilities.
7. What am I willing to be flexible about?
Consider which elements you think you could be more flexible about in order to get the job you really want and those which you definitely aren't. Sometimes a step back leads to a step forwards in the long run.
8. How far am I willing to commute?
This is a really important question, as so much of your work-life balance depends on your commute. Don't underestimate the impact a long, tedious journey every day of the week can have on your emotional wellbeing and home life. If your current journey leaves you feeling frustrated, look for a job nearer home. Consider too the cost of fuel or public transport if you are looking at something further from your current place of work.
9. What benefits are most important to me?
Many companies offer fantastic perks, such as a company car, gym membership, private healthcare or even something as simple as dress-down Friday to make their employees feel valued. Think carefully about how much these benefits mean to you and how you would feel if you lost them.
10. What salary am I aiming at?
Be realistic when thinking about your salary expectations. It may be that you'd be prepared to take a pay cut to secure that dream job, but do make sure you can afford it. Create a spreadsheet of all of your outgoings and ensure you can afford to live comfortably on the salaries of any jobs you are looking at. In the same way, know your worth and don't be afraid to aim for more highly paid jobs if you have the required skills and experience.
11. Would I be willing to relocate for the right role?
If you're single and renting, relocating for the right job may be a no-brainer. Where partners and children are concerned, however, it may not be so easy to up sticks.
12. What kind of company culture would suit me best?
Do you enjoy working for a large organisation or do smaller, more dynamic companies suit you better? Would you sink or swim in a high-pressured, high-stress environment? Would you be bored in a gentler-paced job? Do you want to be customer-facing or working on the inside? All of these are important questions to consider.
13. What kind of work environment makes me most productive and fulfilled?
It may be that you thrive in a team, open-office environment and don't like the idea of spending long days working on your own. You know yourself best, so do take your working style into account when looking at new roles.
14. What size of company do I want to work for? Try making a list of companies you would like to work for.
Working for huge multinational organisations can open the door to fantastic opportunities but then so can working for a small, vibrant local upstart. What are your priorities?
15. Where do I want to be, career-wise, in the next five years? What are the steps I need to make to get there?
Ambitions are important: they give you impetus and momentum in your work life. Think about what you would like to achieve and how your new job could help you do it.
16. How do I want and like to be managed?
Are you happier being trusted to get on with the job or do you prefer a more managed approach? Only apply for the jobs that will allow you to flourish in your preferred working style.
17. Is my CV and LinkedIn profile up to date?
Ensure your details are all up-to-date with your most recent employment and the skills and experience you have gained there. A well-structured LinkedIn page especially is a great way to make contacts and hear about new job vacancies.
18. How do I like to work the most: on my own or as part of a team?
Being comfortable and happy in the way you work is the best way to maximise your output and reach your potential. Work out whether you prefer to work as a team, at home, on your own or a bit of everything and use this information to focus your job search.
19. How am I going to manage the job search process?
Signing up to receive online alerts and using social media are great ways of researching companies and finding out about up-and-coming job vacancies. Follow your ideal companies on Twitter, like their Facebook page and take a look on Glassdoor to read reviews from current employees.
20. Who can help me in my job search?
Lastly, remember that recruitment consultants and agencies have always been a great way of finding the best job to fit your skills and experience. Also, in today's tech-savvy world, your phone or tablet can also be a great source of information. Work out where your ideal jobs are going to be advertised and get online to get ahead.
I hope you have found this blog useful. For more workplace insights and career advice, visit our job blog here or click on one of the links below.


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Twenty-second Sunday after Pentecost
This account of the healing of Bartimaeus concludes a central section in the Gospel of Mark that began in 8:22 with the healing of another blind man and is followed in 11:1 by the entry into Jerusalem.
Lord, that I might see!, sculpture in Matyas Church, Budapest, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, Tenn. Original source.
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Commentary on Mark 10:46-52
Mark G. Vitalis Hoffman
It focuses on establishing Jesus' identity and mission, and blind Bartimaeus functions in the narrative as someone who truly "sees" Jesus.
As a healing story, the normal elements are present. Someone has a problem, there is some factor that complicates matters, Jesus effects the cure, the result is confirmed, and then there is some response to the miracle. Within this passage and elsewhere in Mark's gospel, however, are indicators that he has other interests in mind. Mark 10:46-52 is not simply a healing story, but it is also a call story, and Bartimaeus is an example of a true disciple.
Mark has already reported the healing of a blind man in 8:22-26. Does the reader really need another story to confirm that Jesus can restore sight? In 8:22-26, however, there is the odd detail that after Jesus' first attempt to heal the man, he sees imperfectly and Jesus needs to act again in order for him to see correctly. I don't think the Bartimaeus story is told to let us know that Jesus has gotten better at performing sight restorations. Rather, it is a way of indicating that while gaining full sight is progressive, similarly, full insight about Jesus' identity will also take some development. Peter becomes the example of imperfect vision in the account that immediately follows that first sight healing when he confesses Jesus to be the Messiah. Great! But then he goes on to rebuke Jesus for claiming that his messiahship follows a path of suffering and death. We shall see that Bartimaeus does understand what it means to follow Jesus.
The blind man in Mark 8:22-26 is quite passive, but Bartimaeus certainly is not. Though he cannot see, when he hears that it's Jesus passing by, he begins crying out, "Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!" This is the first time that "Son of David" as a title is applied to Jesus. It clearly is a royal title hearkening back to King David, and this will become evident when Jesus soon enters into Jerusalem and is given a royal, Davidic greeting. (11:10) Further, Bartimaeus is displaying insight into Jesus' identity that will become clearer to the reader in 12:35-37 when Jesus, invoking Psalm 110:1 asks, "How can the scribes say that the Messiah is the son of David?" For someone who understands and believes in Jesus, it all is perfectly clear. (By the way, Bartimaeus can claim Jesus' blessing in John 20:29 for those who have not seen yet believed!)
Bartimaeus' perceptiveness is further confirmed by comparing this story with the preceding one in Mark 10:35-45 (the reading for the previous Sunday in the lectionary). Jesus poses the same question to James and John as he does to Bartimaeus. "What do you want me to do for you?" (10:36, 51) Following as it does on Jesus' declaration about his upcoming suffering and death (10:33-34), James and John unwisely and uncomprehendingly ask for positions of honor and glory. Bartimaeus, in contrast, asks for sight. Whether or not he's asking to see for the first time or to see again, narratively the emphasis is on spiritual insight. (Note how the "seeing" theme, drawing upon Isaiah 6:9-10, is connected with understanding in Mark 4:12 and 8:18.)
What is the practical implication for Bartimaeus for acknowledging Jesus as he truly is and for believing in Jesus and his mercy? He gains his sight, and, more importantly, he follows Jesus. Here is where the call aspect of this story becomes clear. In the other call stories in Mark, "following" Jesus is crucial — crucial both in terms of being important and being cross-oriented. Simon, Andrew, James, and John are all called to follow Jesus (1:16-20) as is Levi the tax collector (2:14). The rich man in 10:17-21 is told to sell all and follow Jesus. Regarding true disciples, Jesus is explicit in Mark 8:34, "Let them deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me." (Is Mark suggesting that Bartimaeus is taking Jesus' instruction to heart when he includes the odd detail in 10:50 that he throws off his cloak which is perhaps the only property he has?) Most telling, at the end of this account, we do not find a typical reaction to a healing miracle where the person healed or the crowd witnessing the miracle respond with awe or praise. Instead, we are only told that, "Immediately he regained his sight and followed [Jesus] on the way." (10:50) And where is this way headed? In the very next passage we find Jesus entering Jerusalem and starting the chain of events that will end up at the cross. Bartimaeus truly exemplifies the disciple who sees where the way ahead leads and yet follows and believes Jesus.
That may be a tidy way to wrap things up, but there are some other details in Bartimaeus' story that beg further consideration. What about the "many" who "rebuke" Bartimaeus for crying out to Jesus? (This "rebuke" is the same word – epitimao — used when Jesus rebukes demons and when Peter and Jesus rebuke each other in their testy exchange in 8:32-33.) Are they seeking to preserve Jesus' honor? Are they trying to control access to Jesus like the disciples did when they stopped someone casting out demons in Jesus' name? (9:38-39) Or are they embarrassed about Bartimaeus' low status as a blind beggar? I fear that many in the church today function with the same good intentions when it comes to the ones whom we welcome. Still, Mark reports that Jesus does not call Bartimaeus directly, but instead, he has them call Bartimaeus, which they then encouragingly do. Is this story then not just about the calling of new disciples but the formation and instruction of existing ones? How do they / we respond when Jesus assumes the embarrassingly low status of the Crucified One?
Finally, in the other call stories, Jesus tells the person to come and / or follow him. He tells Bartimaeus to "Go!" Is "going" the same as "following" when it leads to the cross? It certainly can be when "following" Jesus to the cross becomes "going" and telling others what we have seen and experienced in the one who is the merciful Son of David, Jesus the Messiah.
Glatfelter Professor of Biblical Studies
United Lutheran Seminary
Gettysburg, Penn.
Luis Menéndez-Antuña
Sarah Hinlicky Wilson
Karl Jacobson
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Randy Bennett, St. Mary's – The Gaels would've won the West Coast Conference title if not for an injury to star guard Patrick Mills.
If I was God, the Zags would never lose.
I'll say it again... Has there ever been a team who went undefeated in conference and been this overlooked??
It continues to amaze me how some writers like Gary Parrish at CBS Sports continue to overblow St. Mary's 1st half performance at K2. He and others like him treat it as if the Gaels were up 25 before Mills went down. The Gaels were only up by 6 at the half, and the only reason they were was because a low 30's three point shooter stung the Zags for 6 three balls, when GU's game plan was clearly designed to take away that player's dribble penetration. And the Zags did take away Mills' bounce, because he didn't make a single 2 point basket in the 1st half. He was 0-8 inside the arc. I think Gonzaga had every bit as much of a chance of winning that game as SMC did if Mills had not been injured. The GU staff would've made halftime adjustments.
All other tragedies large and small would have been averted.
I couldn't agree more. And don't forget that underhanded 14-footer right before half (I forget who shot it for the Gaels).
Also, I've never heard of a team gaining so much credibility for a game THEY LOST.
I am not saying I agree with this, but what these writers are saying is that they too have been disappointed by the Zags over the years. They are not only talking about this years team, they are generalizing about them. They are "pseudo", "quasi", "flashes in the pan", you name it!
What they are saying, and again, I hear it from everybody who knows I am a Zag fan. Your Zags are lovable, but they just ain't that good, let me count the ways, then they bring up UCLA, Nevada, Texas Tech, Indiana, Memphis, U Conn, Portland State, Utah, and Wyoming. And what's a fella to do?
People are dog piling on us. They are referring to the Zags as pretenders.
As over rated. You name it. But what they are doing is generalizing from the past. And here is what George Will would say, "...Gonzaga has always underachieved, until it didn't." Please let this be the year we didn't.
So let me get this straight: It's a sign of a great coach when his team loses 4out of 5 games when is star goes down? The Gaels' inability to stay in the WCC race without Mills validates Randy Bennett's coaching ability? Huh? Maybe these writers haven't gotten the memo. Saint Mary's not only didn't win the WCC, it wilted like a pansy when Patty got hurt. That doesn't speak well for a team that has other players who should have stepped up in a league that offers little resistence outside of GU. The Patty love fest, rationalization and revisionist history has got to stop. Can the Zags please pound these guys when they face off for the WCC Tourney Crown? That might cost the WCC a Tourney bid but frankly I'm tired of defending a league that treats its breadwinner like ####.
We haven't gotten beyond the expected point that the pre season hype has said we would. i.e. the polls plus the nature of the five losses.
And those pro yakkers who talk about it for months on end, and are somewhat paid to at least come close, are tired of being wrong about us and the disappointment is showing.
Inside the WCC, clearly, good teams are developing and they are not going to be happy until they take our place. And much of that begins with talk like what Mills "would have" done in that second half. We tend to make the same assumptions with the return of Sacre. The facts say we beat others with who we have at the time of the game. Period. That's all that counts.
Nevertheless, the chat becomes the buzz and the buzz becomes the new reality.
We need to treat those imposters all the same. However, there is no arguing our record has been one and done for some time now in the dance. And there's no question that performances have been spotty.
So it's become increasingly difficult for some to throw us into the conversation when talking about a deep run -- until we make one again.
I think it's incumbent on us in the GUB, at least, to try and talk rationally about our chances throughout the season. And let the W-L do the talking. Or the talking heads do the hyping.
It's okay to dream but it seems to be a fool's errand to start in June with ff talk. Or was it April or may?
For all intents and purposes, we have set a very good table for ourselves this season. If we take care of business in the WCC tourney and play like our hair is on fire in the dance, there's just no telling.
Here's hoping. And here's stating the really, really great news is we have the capability to beat anyone. And we are healthy. Everyone knows it. It's also well known that we can & have been beaten. We need to play as though we are down 10 all the time, even if we are up 20.
Our greater task is to match our talent with the willpower to let it all hang out; to focus & play every second of every game from this moment on and then to see what happens when the kind of teamwork we are capable of unleashes itself. I believe we are ready for this and the timing couldn't be better.
And I can't wait for it to happen.
What the pundits should be saying is this: if Mills were healthy, the Gaels are a NCAA tournament caliber team. Speculating on how they would and wouldn't have done within league if they had Mills involves quite a bit of speculation...especially since they got hammered in two of their losses without him. The Zags swept the WCC this year, and won WCC games by an average of 20 points per contest. I mean, if we want to take it to that level, Gonzaga could argue that SMC needed a buzzer beater 3 pointer by Mills to beat Santa Clara in Moraga....a team that Gonzaga absolutely annihilated in Spokane.
if the gaels had been undefeated before mills got hurt then i could understand the over-hype, but they lost to some teams that weren't amazing at the time and mills was right there.
It's attitude time, fellas. Big, mean A*@ kickin' attitude time.
wish #1 - GU wins 2 games in Vegas.
wish #2 - I hope SMC gets an at-large spot in the tourney. If all of this press they are getting helps, I'm ok with it.
The Patty love fest, rationalization and revisionist history has got to stop. Can the Zags please pound these guys when they face off for the WCC Tourney Crown? That might cost the WCC a Tourney bid but frankly I'm tired of defending a league that treats its breadwinner like ####.
That's what Patty Mills would do.
And killed them with his smile.
It has stunted his vo-ca-bu-lar-y.
Cause that's what Patty Mills would do.
And what else would Patty Mills do?
He beat up bad, bad Leroy Brown.
I totally agree. I hope we pound these guys in Vegas. I could care less if they make the tournament. In fact, I hope they don't make it. SMC making the tournament does nothing for us here on out, so srew 'em. Getting three teams from the league into the tournament last year didn't help us much this year, so I have no reason to root for SMC. Maybe I'll get lucky and they'll lose to Portland.
Gamagin makes a good point - we have let the talking heads down repeatedly. Can't expect them to stick their necks out very far. Time to put that feeling to rest. I say to the team, be focused, be hungry, and more importantly to the coaches: lets get more motovational this year, not for just one game but for the next eight!
it's like a marketing piece, and King is a salesman. I'm sure his editor made him do this, because hey, we read these lists! And 25 choices, hard to whiff.
who is King first of all? someone's mouthpiece, of course.
anyway, the pic of Romar in the same group as Bennett...telling, and not exactly Zag friendly.
Without mentioning our own, how about these guys?
Yep, I agree with you, and Parrish is in the business of selling hits to his page/site, newspapers, etc., and it's working. The press you have to take the good with the bad or distasteful.
Angelo, clarifies the other crisis created or bad karma started. Your pentence - enduring a OT loss in the championship on Monday. Sorry. Cheers. Time to pack and get out of town.
I agree that we have underperformed in the NCAAs the last couple of years and we will have to win to get some mojo back, but what I would really like to see is a poll of coaches who WANT to see GU in their first three games.
10 seed Gonzaga (with a suspended Josh Heytvelt) lost to 7 seed Indiana. Was that underperforming?
7 seed Gonzaga was a 2 point underdog against 10 seed Davidson and lost. I guess that could be called underperforming -- and I wish the Zags had won that game (and a couple of ensuing games). Of course we later learned that Josh was about 50 - 60% (what some called a lack of heart really translated into additional foot surgery required).
So while GU has gone "one and done" the last two years -- it isn't exactly as if they'd been highly seeded and flamed out. They simply lost two games.
I'm looking forward to Sunday's game against USD or SCU -- and any and all games after that. I like the fact that this year's Zags are being overlooked. It's a good place to be.
"Your pentence - enduring a OT loss in the championship on Monday. Sorry. Cheers. Time to pack and get out of town."
Overtime? Why overtime? This resembles a little Mask invaders working overtime, fighting crime circa 1980s cartoon that I used to watch as a young whipper snapper. Why not just handle the damn thing within the 40 minutes?
Mills is a good player, but he played way over his head at K2 in the first half. Don't forget the junk-ball scoop shot right before half. The Zags were only down by 6 all things considered, that game was wide open for either team.
I am very much looking forward to the conference final.
Zags.....go out and nail 'em like it's the last game of your life!
When all is said and done there usually are about 64 teams in the NCAA who you could say underperformed if that is how you want to look at it. There are a whole lot of other teams out there who don't get in and half of them could end their season with a win and thus escape the underperform tag.


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How much should you charge? What is the right price for a handcrafted card? What percentage should you mark up your prices?
These are questions that every card making business entrepreneur would ask with regard to pricing homemade cards. And this is an area that you need to do some research and a fair bit of calculation.
Trimmer, laminating machine, computer, printer, rubber stamps, brayer, etc. These are also to be included in pricing homemade cards. So when you purchase any card making tools or supplies, do keep a record of date of purchase and the price you paid for it.
So let's say that you bought a printer at $200 and you want to amortize it over a period of 3 years.
Definition: amortize - To write off an expenditure for office equipment by prorating over a certain period.
The cost incurred to make that particular design card depends on the card making supplies you choose. The particular kind of cardstock, graphics, embellishments, ink, etc that you used to make that particular card. These are what is known as the raw materials needed to manufacture a product. Again this is important in pricing homemade cards and so records keeping is important.
Pricing homemade cards tips : To make a good profit margin, you will need to know where to source for cheaper raw materials.
Pricing homemade cards include adding in your labour time.
This is the time and labour you put into making that particular card. How much would you pay yourself for an hour of work? If you are not sure, ask yourself how much would you pay for someone to come in and help you make that card. And how much time would you need to make that particular card.
Note : With more practice and experience, you will find that you are able to accomplish more in lesser time.
So considering the above 3 factors, you would calculate the cost price of each card accordingly.
Note : You can have 2 to 3 different ranges of cards. Therefore 2 or 3 price range.
Who are the people who you are targeting to sell your cards?
What are their earning and spending capacities?
Would they buy high range cards?
Or should you make lower cost cards so that you can bring down the Retail Price of your handmade cards.
Definition : Retail Price - The price that the consumer pay for your card.
You will need to study the area that you are selling your card. What are the kind of cards being sold in the market within this region? What are the price range? What price range would you think your card is at?
What arrangement would you make with the shop owner? Are you consigning your cards (Consignment Stock) or are you selling outright (Outright Sale) to the shop?
1. Damaged Stock - After staying on the shelf for a while, there will be damaged cards especially from handling by consumers.
2. Free Showcase or display unit - Do you need to provide these to the shop?
3. Promotion - Year end sale or other promotional events. Usually, the discount is from 10% to 20% so this will mean less profit to you.
What percentage are you giving to the shop? Usually you give the shop 30% to 40%.
$3.43 multiplied by 30% = $1.03.
Notice the difference in the Retail Price of 0.44 cents.
Outright Sale - Just mark up 100% from the cost of your finished card.
* No returns of cards. Since the sale is completed, you know that those cards will not be returned to you even if the shop could not sell them.
Or exchange at same value - if a prior arrangement is made between you and the shop to exchange unsold cards at a certain period for cards at the same value.
* Money first - you collect your payment so there would be no cash flow problem which is very important to any business operation.
* Low risk - sale completed, no damaged stock, etc.
* Less hassle - no inventory of stock, providing display unit, sale discount, etc.
Actually, pricing greeting cards is not so difficult if you understand the whole system of pricing homemade cards.
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Prior to law school, Marc was an IEEE/AAAS Congressional Science and Technology Fellow serving in the office of Representative Derek Kilmer (WA-6) where he was responsible for legislation, appropriations, and media for aerospace, cybersecurity, privacy and surveillance, science and technology, AI, and robotics. Prior to serving in Congress, Marc was a PhD aerospace and cognitive engineer and post-doctoral researcher at the Cognitive Engineering Center at the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Aerospace Engineering. There he completed mathematical, computational, and human-subjects studies toward developing decision support tools for military command and control in degraded and denied information environments.
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Dovetail https://www.dovetail.org.au/ Clinical advice and professional support to workers, services and communities who engage with young people affected by alcohol and other drug use.
Touch Base https://touchbase.org.au/ Information, support and services for LGBTI Australians.
Findings UK Drug & Alcohol Treatment Matrices https://findings.org.uk/matrices.php?s=eb&sf=sfnos The matrices are portals to important research and guidance for British treatment services and for practitioners, managers, and commissioners. Use them to train staff, for professional development, or just to re-experience the revelations made by the seminal and key studies of the past 50+ years.


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Millennials are picking pets over people
The majority of Americans in their 30s have a dog. They are also increasingly likely to buy clothing, costumes, even strollers, for their pets. (Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images)
Abha Bhattarai
Reporter covering the retail industry
Business Reporter
September 13, 2016 at 11:57 AM EDT
Young Americans are less likely to be homeowners, car owners or parents than their predecessors, but they do lead in one category: Pets.
Three-fourths of Americans in their 30s have dogs, while 51 percent have cats, according to a survey released by research firm Mintel. That compares to 50 percent of the overall population with dogs, and 35 percent with cats.
The findings come at a time when millennials, roughly defined as the generation born between 1980 and 2000, are half as likely to be married or living with a partner than they were 50 years ago. They are also delaying parenthood and demanding flexible work arrangements — all of which, researchers say, has translated to higher rates of pet ownership.
"Pets are becoming a replacement for children," said Jean Twenge, a psychology professor at San Diego State University and author of "Generation Me." "They're less expensive. You can get one even if you're not ready to live with someone or get married, and they can still provide companionship."
What do millennials want? Many of the same things their parents did.
Millennial men, it turns out, are more likely to look for companionship in pets. Among those surveyed, 71 percent of men between ages 18 and 34 had dogs (versus 62 percent of women), while 48 percent had cats (versus 35 percent of women).
"Men are more willing to put in the time and effort of taking care of a pet," said Rebecca Cullen, an analyst at Mintel. "Women are more likely to feel they are away from home too much and that pets require too much work."
All of this is has big implications for the $63 billion pet industry, which has grown three-fold since 1996.
Last year Americans spent $11 billion on pet-pampering alone. One-third of owners said they bought toys for their pets, while 17 percent bought pet costumes and 10 percent shelled out for pet strollers, according to Mintel, which surveyed 2,001 adults for its findings.
"When you're preparing for your first child, you're reading all the books, doing all the research," said Nathan Richter, 36, a partner at Wakefield Research, a market research firm in Arlington. "That's how millennials are approaching pet ownership."
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Millenials were also twice as likely than Baby Boomers to buy clothing for their pets, a phenomenon Richter chalks up to the prevalence of social media.
"The clothing is, for them, an opportunity for performance — they put it on their dog or cat, take them for a walk, post a picture on Facebook," Richter said. "It's increasingly about getting a digital stamp of approval."
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Mexico Fears Texas' Permitless Carry Law – Bearing Arms
Mexico is damn near a failed state. It has been for years. The problem is that they just can't get a handle on the drug cartels that run significant portions of their country.
Of course, Mexico has long blamed the United States for its problems. It argues that without guns coming in from the United States, it wouldn't have nearly the problems it currently does. This is why they recently filed a lawsuit against American gun manufacturers.
Now, they're apparently freaking out over Texas and its new permitless carry law.
Mexico, already rocked by drug violence, is increasingly concerned that Texas, the biggest gateway for gun smuggling, is about to enact its new permitless carry law that will expand gun rights — further threatening Mexico's "national security," a top Mexican official said.
Without naming Texas, Velasco added that weapons smuggled from the U.S. "constitute a huge national threat" adding that Mexico is "extremely concerned states have moved toward a path of liberalization, permitless laws."
Overall, about 70% of the firearms submitted for tracing in Mexico between 2014 and 2018 originated in the United States, according to a Feb. 2021 U.S. Government Accountability Office report. The report described the guns as a "national security threat" because they facilitate the illegal drug trade and organized crime.
"The new law places Mexican expats in the United States in danger, especially in light of El Paso, especially with the heightened rhetoric that we're seeing from the governor and lieutenant governor, because there are millions of Mexican expats living in Texas," said Texas Rep. Rafael Anchia, D-Dallas and past member of the International Relations and Economic Development committee and member of the Mexican American Legislative Caucus.
"And the second concern would be that people who possess these guns can possess them now without any license and would be more likely to also traffic them," he said. "And that creates a further vulnerability for Mexicans on both sides."
I'd just love for Anchia to provide some sort of data to back up that assertion. That's a very serious claim regarding people who are complying with a state's gun laws.
The truth is, those inclined to trafficking guns south of the border typically aren't those who are interested in what the carry laws actually are. Traffickers are more likely to carry regardless of the laws, not because of new ones.
Further, since most guns trafficked to Mexico are either straw buys or stolen, the permitless carry law might actually reduce the number of guns going south. After all, it's harder to steal someone's gun if it's on their hip. Fewer stolen guns mean fewer guns being trafficked across the border.
But Mexico really isn't worried about that.
See, all of this concern about guns is a deflection.
Mexico has its own version of the Second Amendment, but they've restricted guns so heavily that you can only buy them from one gun store, which is on a military base. You have to fill out tons of paperwork just to walk in the door. This makes it so most Mexicans can't get firearms. As a result, people weren't able to resist the rise of the cartels.
The problem is that Mexico can't admit to that. They probably can't even admit that to themselves. So, they blame us.
It's the international version of what Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot does when she blames Indiana for Chicago's problems. What's more, it happens for the exact same reason, too.
At the end of the day, Mexico needs to clean up its own mess and stop blaming the United States for it. They can start by allowing ordinary Mexican citizens to have better access to firearms so they can defend themselves from these violent cartels.
Originally Posted on: https://bearingarms.com/tomknighton/2021/08/09/mexico-n48578
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Romeo Akbar Walter 2nd day box office collection: After a low opening, John Abraham starrer spy thriller remains flat on Saturday, earned around 6.5 crores.
After a low opening day with the collection of 5.25 crores, John Abraham starrer spy thriller film failed to witness required growth at the box office. The movie remains flat on Saturday with evening and night shows affected by IPL matches.
As per early estimates, Romeo Akbar Walter 2nd day box office collection is around 6.5 crores. The total collection of the movie after two days stands at 11.75 crores.
RAW is underperforming at the box office and the main reason behind it is the mixed reviews it is receiving from the critics. Most of the critics have given it less than 3 stars.
The total budget of Romeo Akbar Walter all inclusive of prints and advertising cost is 34 crores. The production cost is 24 crores while the printing and advertising cost is 10 crores.
Romeo Akbar Walter will be considered a hit if it crosses 45 crore mark at the Indian box office. It will be considered average if it crosses 34 crores.
Released on 2000 screens, RAW also features Mouni Roy, Sikander Kher, Suchitra Krishnamoorthi and Jackie Shroff in pivotal roles.
With the current trend, RAW is expected to earn around 18 crores in the first weekend. After an average opening weekend, it all boils down to how the movie performs on weekdays. Monday will be very crucial for RAW as it will give an idea about how it trends in the coming days.
With the current trend and reviews, I don't have huge expectations from the film. I think that the film will find it difficult to sustain after the opening weekend. It will drop heavily on Monday. I am expecting the lifetime collection to be below 40 crores.


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Q: Redirecting the output of QProcess when running a resource file fairly new to Qt.
I'm using QProcess to run an external shell script and redirecting the output to a textBrowser on my GUI. Code:
In mainwindow.h:
private:
   QProcess *myProcess;

and mainwindow.cpp:
void MainWindow::onButtonPressed(){
   myProcess = new QProcess(this);
   myProcess->connect(myProcess, SIGNAL(readyRead()), this, SLOT(textAppend()));
   myProcess->start("./someScript.sh", arguments);
}

void MainWindow::textAppend(){
   ui->textBrowser->append(myProcess->readAll());
}

This works perfectly to run an external script. My question is how to apply the same process with the script included as a resource file.
I've tried simply replacing "./someScript.sh" with the resource version ":/someScript.sh" but it does not seem to work.
The resource script runs perfectly, but the console output disappears.

A: For this reason, there is something called "QTemporaryFile" class.
Because you need to call a file that already exists in your system - ok!
let's take this example :
using QProcess we need to run a python file from resource
//[1] Get Python File From Resource
QFile RsFile(":/send.py");
//[2] Create a Temporary File
QTemporaryFile *NewTempFile = QTemporaryFile::createNativeFile(RsFile);
//[3] Get The Path of Temporary File
QStringList arg;
arg << NewTempFile->fileName();
//[4] Call Process
QProcess *myProcess = new QProcess(this);
myProcess->start("python", arg);
//[5] When You Finish, remove the temporary file
NewTempFile->remove();

Note : on windows, the Temporary File stored in %TEMP% directory

and for more informations you can visit Qt Documentation - QTemporaryFile Class
Good Luck ♥

A: I does not work because when you run myProcess->start(":/someScript.sh", arguments); you ask your system to run :/someScript.sh which does not exist for your system.
A quick solution would be to copy the script to a temporary folder and run it from there.
QFile::copy(":/someScript.sh", pathToTmpFile);
myProcess->start(pathToTmpFile, arguments);

I would also suggest you make use of QTemporaryFile to get a unique temporary file name.

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package com.facebook.buck.core.rules;

import com.facebook.buck.core.build.buildable.context.BuildableContext;
import com.facebook.buck.core.build.context.BuildContext;
import com.facebook.buck.core.model.BuildTarget;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rulekey.RuleKey;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rulekey.RuleKeyObjectSink;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.SourcePath;
import com.facebook.buck.io.filesystem.ProjectFilesystem;
import com.facebook.buck.log.views.JsonViews;
import com.facebook.buck.step.Step;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonAutoDetect;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonIgnore;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonView;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import java.util.SortedSet;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

@JsonAutoDetect(
    fieldVisibility = JsonAutoDetect.Visibility.NONE,
    getterVisibility = JsonAutoDetect.Visibility.NONE,
    setterVisibility = JsonAutoDetect.Visibility.NONE)
public interface BuildRule extends Comparable<BuildRule> {

  BuildTarget getBuildTarget();

  @JsonProperty("name")
  @JsonView(JsonViews.MachineReadableLog.class)
  default String getFullyQualifiedName() {
    return getBuildTarget().getFullyQualifiedName();
  }

  @JsonProperty("type")
  @JsonView(JsonViews.MachineReadableLog.class)
  String getType();

  /**
   * @return the set of rules that must be built before this rule. Normally, this matches the value
   *     of the {@code deps} argument for this build rule in the build file in which it was defined.
   *
However, there are special cases where other arguments pull in implicit dependencies
   *     (e.g., the {@code keystore} argument in {@code android_binary}). In these cases, the
   *     implicit dependencies are also included in the set returned by this method. The value of
   *     the original {@code deps} argument, as defined in the build file, must be accessed via a
   *     custom getter provided by the build rule.
   */
  SortedSet<BuildRule> getBuildDeps();

  /** @return the same value as {@link #getFullyQualifiedName()} */
  @Override
  String toString();

  ImmutableList<? extends Step> getBuildSteps(
      BuildContext context, BuildableContext buildableContext);

  @Nullable
  SourcePath getSourcePathToOutput();

  /**
   * @return true if the output of this build rule is compatible with {@code buck build --out}. To
   *     be compatible, that means (1) {@link #getSourcePathToOutput()} cannot return {@code null},
   *     and (2) the output file works as intended when copied to an arbitrary path (i.e., does not
   *     have any dependencies on relative symlinks).
   */
  default boolean outputFileCanBeCopied() {
    return getSourcePathToOutput() != null;
  }

  ProjectFilesystem getProjectFilesystem();

  /**
   * Whether this {@link BuildRule} can be cached.
   *
   *
Uncached build rules are never written out to cache, never read from cache, and does not
   * count in cache statistics. This rule is useful for artifacts which cannot be easily normalized.
   *
   *
Uncached rules are not always rebuilt, however, as long as the existing on-disk
   * representation is up to date. This means that these rules can take advantage of {@link
   * com.facebook.buck.core.rules.attr.SupportsInputBasedRuleKey} to prevent rebuilding.
   */
  @JsonIgnore
  boolean isCacheable();

  /** Whether this {@link BuildRule} may have any steps to build. */
  boolean hasBuildSteps();

  /**
   * Add additional details when calculating this rule's {@link RuleKey} which isn't available via
   * reflection.
   */
  void appendToRuleKey(RuleKeyObjectSink sink);

  @Override
  default int compareTo(BuildRule that) {
    if (this == that) {
      return 0;
    }

    return this.getBuildTarget().compareTo(that.getBuildTarget());
  }

  /**
   * Updates the BuildRuleResolver and associated objects for this build rule.
   *
   *
Build rules sometimes hold field references to build rule resolvers. If this build rule is
   * to be cached, it must update its BuildRuleResolver when a new action graph is constructed to
   * avoid leaking the entire action graph it was originally associated with.
   */
  void updateBuildRuleResolver(BuildRuleResolver ruleResolver, SourcePathRuleFinder ruleFinder);

  /**
   * @return true if this rule, and all rules which that depend on it, should be built locally i.e.
   *     on the machine that initiated a build instead of one of the remote workers taking part in
   *     the distributed build.
   */
  default boolean shouldBuildLocally() {
    return false;
  }
}

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JAMES MEREDITH Biography - Activists, Revolutionaries and other freedom fighters
Biography » activists revolutionaries and other freedom fighters » james meredith
Meredith was born in Kosciusko, Mississippi, on June 25th, 1933. From 1951
to 1960 he served in the American Air Force. After this, Meredith studied
at Jackson State College for two years. Following this, he applied to
start a course at the University of Mississippi. He was rejected twice.
Meredith filed a complaint with the courts that he had been rejected by
the university simply because he was black. His complaint was rejected by
a district court, but on appeal, the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court
supported him and ruled against the district court stating that the
University of Mississippi was indeed maintaining a policy of segregation
in its admissions policy.
The issue did not end there - if anything, the whole controversy was
inflamed still further when state officials and students at the university
voiced their opposition to Meredith being given a place there. Threats
were made against Meredith and Robert Kennedy, the Attorney-General, sent
federal marshals to protect Meredith. Riots followed and 160 marshals were
wounded (28 by gun shots) and 2 bystanders were killed on the Oxford
campus.
Regardless of this, Meredith attended the university and graduated in
1964. However, being the focal point of such racism seemed to ignite a
passion in Meredith. In March 1966, he started his 'March Against Fear'
from Memphis to Jackson to protest against racism - especially the
violence many African-Americans faced when attempting to register to vote.
Shortly into his march, Meredith was shot and was hospitalised. However,
his place on the march was taken by such figures in the civil rights
movement as Martin Luther King and Stokely Carmichael who determined to
finish the march on Meredith's behalf.
Meredith rejoined the march on June 25th, 1966 after his hospital
treatment. On the following day they reached their target - Jackson in
After this, James Meredith continued his further education at the
University of Ibadan (from 1964 to 1965) in Nigeria and at Columbia
University (from 1966 to 1968). He gained A LL.B from Columbia University.
By the end of the 1960's, Meredith became a stockbroker and effectively
stopped being a civil rights activist. He joined the Republican Party and
attacked white liberals for being the 'greatest enemy' of African
Americans. James even opposed making the birthday of Martin Luther King a
national holiday in America. In March 1997, James Meredith presented his
papers to the University of Mississippi.
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