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Erika Ehrnrooth: Setting a high bar for women community as a successful leader
The 10 Most Empowering Women in Business 2021
Erika Ehrnrooth, CEO of Eilakaisla, believes that success is all about fulfilling whatever a person wants to achieve. The goal might sometimes be a long hauled one, and that is why it is important to set partial milestones and celebrate them as a person moves forward.
To communicate the goals, lead and coach the way is one of the most important tasks for a successful leader. A good leader communicates a clear vision, targets and unleashes talent by providing space for development.
She adds, "I think that one of the most important tasks of a leader is to help remove obstacles and enable their team members to deliver to their full potential. A successful leader also ensures that people understand the connection between their own role and the company mission, helping everyone to realize the meaningfulness in the job they do."
Erika's driver has always been customers or consumer-centric sales and the commercial success that comes out of combining the forces of marketing and sales, leading to customer satisfaction, when putting the customer and her/his needs in the center.
As she progressed in her career, she learned the value of using data in the combination of sales and marketing to maximize marketing ROI and sales.
She was handpicked for a job as Marketing Executive at American Express in Finland, responsible for launching the Platinum Card and the Premium Relationships with Private Banks. It was an amazing experience for her as she could create and develop things on her own. She reported everything back to the Country Manager, who believed in her abilities.
She adds, "We joined forces later again, at a C-level position with lots more responsibility for both personnel and markets, that I could have had trouble landing unless the recruiting manager had known what I am capable of and had faith in me. This made me realize how important it is to always do your best but on the other hand as a recruiting manager to identify people who have something that might develop them into diamonds."
The red thread in her career is about strong brands, marketing, sales, and the seamless match of them. She has worked for a few family-owned businesses, both Finnish and international ones, and both privately held and public companies focusing on the Finnish market but also the Nordics.
She joined forces with Eilakaisla four years ago as the CMO and progressed to grab the title of CEO. She states, "Although I have been working in several different industries before and practically always changed industry once changing jobs, this is a totally different story than any other I have experienced before, mainly because we are in "the people business – people to the people by the people" so lots of cultural, personal and ethical matches besides all the labor laws you need to handle."
Getting stronger with challenges of the life
Erika expresses, "My motto as a teenager was "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger," as it felt relieving when facing disappointments and sadness related to family issues. As it is a bit too morbid for my persona, I changed it into "see all changes as opportunities," and as there's a little fatalist living somewhere in me, I have backed it up by believing that "everything happens for a reason." This brings comfort and faith when facing crises when you resiliently are trying to resolve the situation."
Just before joining Eilakaisla, she reached the final stage of another C-level recruitment process, but got called off, as the company got acquired and stopped the recruitment altogether. She believes, the reason for her not landing that job was because faith played a role and she was destined to find herself at Eilakaisla.
Overview of services at Eilakaisla
Eilakaisla is a Finnish family-owned business that offers staffing and HR services on a national scale.
They offer comprehensive Recruitment services (partly or fully produced), including advertised search, talent sourcing, anonymous recruitment, executive/direct search (Headhunting), Staff leasing, Outsourcing solutions, Outplacement coaching, Talent Assessments, and Consulting services.
They provide competent employees for permanent and temporary employment in all business sectors and with special competence in all kinds of office jobs.
Erika adds, "We are currently celebrating our 50th anniversary and are proud to be the most experienced Finnish staffing service company. We have a very strong brand, and we are known for being a reliable partner delivering professional employees with swift service. We strive to offer the best service experience in our business area, focusing on the quality of our operations."
Utilizing innovative ideas to attain the vision
Following the footsteps of the company's deceased founder, who believed that "a rolling stone does not gather moss," they are setting standards higher, and for that, they have already digitized their business and even launched an online tool for anonymously searching for talents in their databases. She further states, "It has been popular among both companies and people looking for new jobs or additional jobs, and we are thrilled to be the first to offer such a service giving talent seekers a sneak peek into our databases!"
Erika states, "I believe in strategic customer relations, and therefore trustworthiness and responsibility are key factors for our business model to work."
She is super proud to pull off their company's first corporate responsibility program and report ready last year amidst the pandemic. The best thing was that inspired by this responsibility program, they planned to celebrate the 50th anniversary by giving back, i.e., to serve society and especially the Finnish labor market by donating their expertise in terms of time.
Not just this, they even began a campaign where they proffer their competence and time for free for a plethora of causes that job seekers, customers, organizations, or anyone of the Finnish population, had voted for.
Striving for great work-life balance
As the CEO of Eilakaisla, she manages a team of three people, which consists of the Sales Director accountable for sales, operations, and marketing, a Financial Manager, and an HR and Development Manager accountable for HR, payroll, and IT. Thus, she is occupied with multi-faceted tasks every day.
Being a people person, she states, "I am an advocate for involving people without considering the organizational rank, age, or work tasks, and that has given me the opportunity to work with lots of colleagues at Eilakaisla on different projects." Owing to this, she comes in contact with different colleagues, contributes to open discussions, and furnishes a trust-based culture.
Keeping her determined self forward, Erika boldly faced the pandemic and took the company to the top position again. She thinks that explaining using examples and exhibiting fair leadership with crystal-clear visions and smooth communication helps her team to push beyond limits.
She further says, "Only by understanding the big picture can you lead the way, but without understanding all parts and how they fit together, you will not be able to lead towards success." To date, walking the talk is her ultimate strategy to engage people to aim higher and work harder.
She firmly opines that a steady work-life balance promises great leadership ahead. As Erika and her husband have three primary school-aged children, they have employed five different French au pair girls during five years who lent their hand in taking care of the children, their hobbies, and day-to-day chores. She is proud of this decision as it also helped them in practicing French and learning deep insights about the French culture and cuisine!
Charting the roadmap ahead
At Eilakaisla, everyone is concentrating on taking the opportunity to grow ahead and grow the revenue and personnel KPI's besides maintaining a healthy economic structure.
She is also aiming on getting a board assignment at another company to propel their growth through her experience, insight, and ability.
Sharing her strong message for all aspiring businesswomen, she says, "Always stay curious and keep developing yourself. The one who has learned to learn will manage, as we ourselves need to stay on top of development and realize that one career does not necessarily be enough. Be the disruptor, do not get disrupted!"
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Two people have been arrested in Sevenoaks in connection with knife and theft offences.
Officers were patrolling the town during the early hours of Friday 12 April 2019 when at around 2.30am they had reason to stop a man walking along London Road.
He was searched and a number of items believed to be stolen, including bank cards, a driving licence and house keys were found. Two knives were also seized. The suspect, a 29-year-old man of no fixed address, was arrested on suspicion of possessing a knife in a public place and theft. A 28-year-old woman, of no fixed address, was also arrested in connected with the theft. Both were later released, pending further investigation.
Kent Police takes a zero-tolerance approach to anyone carrying weapons and these arrests are the latest in an ongoing crackdown on knife crime across the county, including associated offences, such as supplying drugs.


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Q: Is there a music app that lets me start/pause playback by tapping anywhere on screen? I'm looking for an iOS app where, once the music is playing, I can touch anywhere on the screen to pause it, and then start it again.

A: The CarTunes Music Player app does what you need - there are no buttons, just taps and swipes for all music controls.
Tapping is play/ pause, swiping is next/ previous track etc. Even volume can be adjusted by holding and dragging up/ down.
The app is not free at the moment but does fluctuate in price and is sometimes even free, as can be seen in the App Activity sidebar on App Shopper

A: Beat Music Player is free at the moment and uses a double tap anywhere on screen to start/stop music
LeechTunes LT is also free and a single tap starts/stops playback (there is a paid version as well)

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Q: How to read an XML file and validate with the data from a table I am in the creation of a functionality that allows loading XML files but before loading them I need to verify their content, I do not know if it is the correct way but I was thinking of something like first reading the XML to review its content and then validating it with the data that I have stored in a database table.
At the moment what I have developed so far is the loading of the XML file using AJAX and PHP as follows.
This is part of the form with which I load my XML files

<form action="" enctype="multipart/form-data">

                         File XML:

                <input type="file" name="fileToUpload" id="XmlToUpload" class="btn" accept=".xml" required>

            <button type="button" class="btn btn-secondary" data-dismiss="modal">Cancel</button>
            <button type="button" id="upload" class="btn btn-success">Upload Documents</button>

      </form>

The following is the JQuery function with which I load the document and validate its format
$(document).ready(function(){
    $("#upload").on("click", function(){
        const ArchivoXml = $("#XmlToUpload").prop('files')[0];

        if (ArchivoXml.type !== 'text/xml') {
            $('#XmlToUpload').val('');
            //$('#pdfToUpload').val('');
            alert('Please select the files with the correct format');
            return;
          }

        const datosForm = new FormData;

        datosForm.append("XmlToUpload", ArchivoXml);

        const filePath="server.php"
        //console.log(ArchivoXml);
        $.ajax({
            type:'POST',
            cache: false,
            contentType: false,
            processData: false,
            data: datosForm,
            url:filePath
        }).done(function(data){
            alert(data)
        }).fail(function(){
            alert('The file could not be loaded')
        });
    });
});

The following is the PHP code with which I indicate the path where it will be stored
server.php
<?php
    if(isset($_FILES["XmlToUpload"])){
        $archivo = $_FILES["XmlToUpload"]["name"];
        $ruta ="XML/";

        if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES["XmlToUpload"]["tmp_name"],$ruta.$archivo)){
            echo "Successfully uploaded";
        }else{
            echo "Error";
        }
    }else {
        echo "A file was not selected";
    }
?>

As I mentioned at the beginning of the question, I need to validate the content of the XML and validate it with the information found in a database table.
The structure of the XML file will contain the following information:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<cfdi:Voucher Version="3.3" Total="45264.13">
    <cfdi:Issuer Rfc="ABC123456AB1" Name="JOHN DOE"/>
     <cfdi:Concepts>
         <cfdi:Concept UnitValue="93.80">
        </cfdi:Concept>
    </cfdi:Concepts>
     <cfdi:Plugin>
        <tfd:Digital Version="1.1" />
    </cfdi:Plugin>
</cfdi:Voucher>

Here the data that I am interested in validating are Total="45264.13" and Rfc="ABC123456AB1"
In addition to this, I started the task of creating a Stored Procedure in SQLServer to obtain the information from the Database and thus compare with the XML data and the value of the fields of the table in the Database.
USE [dbtest]
GO
/****** Object:  StoredProcedure [dbo].[sptest]
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[sptest]

AS
BEGIN

    Select VTB.RFC as 'RFC',
           LRC.QTY as 'QTY',
           PL.PRICE as 'Price',
           (PL.PRICE *LRC.QTY) * 1.16 as 'Total'
    from PACKING RC
        inner join VTABLE VTB on VTB.COLUMN = RC.INVOICE
        inner join TRANS LRC on (LRC.PACKING = RC.RECID)
        inner join PURCH PL on (PL.NUMBER =LRC.NUM and PL.PURCH =RC.PURCH)
END

I hope someone can guide me a bit with this functionality that I am creating.
Update:
With the aim of giving a much faster validation so that the data is equal to the content of the XML, now I have decided to obtain them in the front, that is, to show them in the same view where I load the XML as follows:

                        RFC:

                          <input type="text" class="form-control" id="txtRfc" disabled>

                        Total:

                          <input type="text" class="form-control" id="txtTotal" disabled>

<form action="" enctype="multipart/form-data">

                             Archivo XML:

                    <input type="file" name="fileToUpload" id="XmlToUpload" class="btn" accept=".xml" required>

                <button type="button" class="btn btn-secondary" data-dismiss="modal">Cancelar</button>
                <button type="button" id="upload" class="btn btn-success">Subir Documentos</button>

          </form>

Likewise, if someone finds how to validate them to be equal to the values found in the database, it is also valid or if they can be directly validated with the values that I am obtaining in the text fields that I just added, it is also valid.

A: Assuming the XML you shared is the actual XML passed to SQL Server, you are going to run into challenges with namespaces. They need to be declared in the XML and then again when querying for data.
Here's an example that returns the values for Total and Rfc as you have shared.
-- String holding the supplied XML.

DECLARE @my_xml varchar(MAX) =
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<cfdi:Voucher Version="3.3" Total="45264.13">
  <cfdi:Issuer Rfc="ABC123456AB1" Name="JOHN DOE"/>
  <cfdi:Concepts>
    <cfdi:Concept UnitValue="93.80"></cfdi:Concept>
  </cfdi:Concepts>
  <cfdi:Plugin>
    <tfd:Digital Version="1.1" />
  </cfdi:Plugin>
</cfdi:Voucher>';

-- Remove the XML declaration and add the required namespaces via a "root" wrapper.
-- Note: You could use STUFF to place root after the declaration and keep it, but this was faster.

SELECT
    @my_xml = REPLACE ( @my_xml, '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>', '' ),
    @my_xml = CONCAT ( '<root xmlns:cfdi="uri" xmlns:tfd="uri">', @my_xml, '</root>' );

-- Return the values for Total and Rfc.

SELECT
    t.c.value('declare namespace cfdi="uri"; (@Total)[1]', 'decimal(18,2)') AS Total,
    t.c.value('declare namespace cfdi="uri"; (cfdi:Issuer/@Rfc)[1]', 'varchar(50)') AS Rfc
FROM ( SELECT CAST ( @my_xml AS xml ) AS xml_data ) AS x
CROSS APPLY x.xml_data.nodes( 'declare namespace cfdi="uri"; //root/cfdi:Voucher' ) t(c);

Returns
+----------+--------------+
|  Total   |     Rfc      |
+----------+--------------+
| 45264.13 | ABC123456AB1 |
+----------+--------------+

Assuming I understand your validation and requirements, you could adjust your stored procedure to accept your XML as a parameter and then do your validation/handling of it accordingly.
Here is an example for reference:
CREATE OR ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[sptest] (
    @my_xml varchar(MAX)
)
AS
BEGIN

    DECLARE
        @rfc varchar(50), @qty int, @price decimal(18,2), @total decimal(18,2);

    /*****************************************/
    /*      Fetch values for validation      */
    /*****************************************/

    SELECT
        @rfc = VTB.RFC AS 'RFC',
        @qty = LRC.QTY AS 'QTY',
        @price = PL.PRICE AS 'Price',
        @total = (PL.PRICE * LRC.QTY) * 1.16 AS 'Total'
    FROM PACKING AS RC
    INNER JOIN VTABLE AS VTB
        ON VTB.COLUMN = RC.INVOICE
    INNER JOIN TRANS AS LRC
        ON (LRC.PACKING = RC.RECID)
    INNER JOIN PURCH AS PL
        ON (PL.NUMBER =LRC.NUM and PL.PURCH =RC.PURCH)

    /*****************************************/
    /*     Fetch XML values to validate      */
    /*****************************************/

    DECLARE
        @x_rfc varchar(50), @x_total decimal(18,2);

    -- Remove the XML declaration and add the required namespaces via a "root" wrapper.
    -- Note: You could use STUFF to place root after the declaration and keep it, but this was faster.

    SELECT
        @my_xml = REPLACE ( @my_xml, '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>', '' ),
        @my_xml = CONCAT ( '<root xmlns:cfdi="uri" xmlns:tfd="uri">', @my_xml, '</root>' );

    -- Return the values for Total and Rfc.

    SELECT
        @x_total = t.c.value('declare namespace cfdi="uri"; (@Total)[1]', 'decimal(18,2)'),
        @x_rfc = t.c.value('declare namespace cfdi="uri"; (cfdi:Issuer/@Rfc)[1]', 'varchar(50)')
    FROM ( SELECT CAST ( @my_xml AS xml ) AS xml_data ) AS x
    CROSS APPLY x.xml_data.nodes( 'declare namespace cfdi="uri"; //root/cfdi:Voucher' ) t(c);

    /*****************************************/
    /*        Validate and handle XML        */
    /*****************************************/

    IF @rfc = @x_rfc AND @total = @x_total BEGIN

        -- Validation Success --
        -- Insert your XML to database...

    END ELSE BEGIN

        -- Validation Failure --
        -- Throw and error or whatever you need...

    END

END
GO

I am making a lot of assumptions here (like both your XML and SELECT contain only a single record), but it should get you moving forward.

A: Since you want to validate the xml data first with the data stored in database so instead of moving the xml file to a permanent location, I would suggest you to read the file and get the values of required fields which you want to validate. To get the values from xml file, You'll have to use any PHP provided XML library like DOMDocument, XMLReader, SimpleXML or you can use this XML2Array to convert xml to an associative array to easily get the value
if (isset($_FILES["XmlToUpload"])) {
    // Create a unique filename
    $fileName = $_FILES["XmlToUpload"]["name"];
    $ext = pathinfo($fileName, PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
    $archivo = uniqid($fileName, true);
    $ruta ="XML/";

    $xmlData = file_get_contents($_FILES['XmlToUpload']['tmp_name']);

    $arr = XML2Array::createArray($xmlData);

    //Check whether this array contains the required keys or not i.e. Total & Rfc
    if (! isset($arr['cfdi:Voucher']['@attributes']['Total'])) {
        echo "Error";
        exit();
    }
    $totalAmount = $arr['cfdi:Voucher']['@attributes']['Total'];

    if (! isset($arr['cfdi:Voucher']['cfdi:Issuer']['@attributes']['Rfc'])) {
        echo "Error";
        exit();
    }
    $rfc = $arr['cfdi:Voucher']['cfdi:Issuer']['@attributes']['Rfc'];

    // Validating $totalAmount & $rfc with the data in database
    // Connect to database (Sql Server)
    $serverName = "serverName\\sqlexpress";
    $connectionInfo = array( "Database"=>"dbName", "UID"=>"userName", "PWD"=>"password");
    $conn = sqlsrv_connect( $serverName, $connectionInfo);

    if ($conn === false) {
        die( print_r( sqlsrv_errors(), true));
    }

    $sql = "Select VTB.RFC as 'RFC',
            LRC.QTY as 'QTY',
            PL.PRICE as 'Price',
            (PL.PRICE *LRC.QTY) * 1.16 as 'Total'
        from PACKING RC
            inner join VTABLE VTB on VTB.COLUMN = RC.INVOICE
            inner join TRANS LRC on (LRC.PACKING = RC.RECID)
            inner join PURCH PL on (PL.NUMBER =LRC.NUM and PL.PURCH =RC.PURCH)
        where VTB.RFC = ? AND ((PL.PRICE * LRC.QTY) * 1.16) = ?";

    $params = array($rfc, $totalAmount);
    $options =  array( "Scrollable" => SQLSRV_CURSOR_KEYSET );
    $stmt = sqlsrv_query( $conn, $sql, $params, $options);
    $row_count = sqlsrv_num_rows( $stmt );

    if ($row_count === false) {
        echo "Error";
    } else {
        if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES["XmlToUpload"]["tmp_name"],$ruta.$archivo)){
            echo "Successfully uploaded";
        }else{
            echo "Error";
        }
    }
} else {
    echo "A file was not selected";
}


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God that the work forces of old knew may non be known by the work forces of now ( "Recessional, " 2 ) .
The ground why he set Forth this is because England, who at foremost was devoted to educating and Christianizing their foreign states, had turned control and enlargement of this imperium to their top precedence ( & # 8221 ; Recessional, & # 8221 ; 2 ) . This had caused Kipling to fear that if England forgot God, the state would fall ( as all states that have forgotten God have. ) He begs his state in this to turn back to God, to non be as the states of old and become wicked. Three times he states that God is in control and warns England non to bury this fact.
Finally Kipling bends to God and begs Him to salvage his state by stating & # 8220 ; Thy Mercy on Thy People, Lord! & # 8221 ; Kipling sees something that his fellow countrymen have yet to see. He understands that there is a make up one's minding force behind the prosperity of any state and, due to that fact, goes to the One who is in control. This individual line entirely demo? s Kipling? s great love for his state. To stand before the throne of grace and plead a instance to the All Mighty could be considered non merely a love for state, non merely a nationalism unmatched by no other, but besides a devotedness to 1s state that can merely be described by 1s psyches.
Finally, the side of Kipling that might be considered dark is shown through his verse form & # 8220 ; The White Man? s Burden. & # 8221 ; In this verse form he non merely shows that he believes that England is a greater state than others, but is besides responsible for the protection, civilization, and control of other states. In this, the white adult male? s load can be considered the unrecognized and thankless work of the British Empire. He states that England should direct its best work forces to their states to maintain order in these barbarian states. And though the work forces of England might hold fought and died for the protection of their lands, the people that they are purportedly protecting do non appreciate it. Therefore, though this verse form? s significance was really hidden more in the shadows, it did demo a small spot of prejudice and did indicate out that he believed ( as we all do ) that his & # 8220 ; ain & # 8221 ; state was the greatest of all ( The White Man? s Burden, 1 ) .
In decision, Rudyard Kipling, one of England? s greatest authors, non merely had great outlooks for himself, but for his state. & # 8220 ; If & # 8221 ; I believe was written to himself more than anyone else. In times when no 1 believed in him or his plants or was against him for his plants, he held on to his wants and aspirations and was placed with the greatest. He besides, due to his great love for his state, could non assist but hold a small prejudice. To see something the greatest, and non see other things at a lower degree is impossible. Therefore, the thought of him being racialist, holding a prejudice, or even looking down upon others is up to 1s own witting. My witting, on the other manus, believes that he genuinely loved his state and believed in himself, and through that has been and encouragement to me.


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30. A dumb person is a competent witness as provided under
1. A. Section 118 of the Evidence Act
2. B. Section 119 of the Evidence Act
3. C. Section 120 of the Evidence Act
4. D. Section 121 of the Evidernce Act
29. A confession made in police custody is admissible under Section 26 of Evidence Act
1. A. if made in the presence of a doctor
2. B. if made in the presence of a captain of a ressel
3. C. if made in the presence of a Magistrate
4. D. none of the above
28. A communication made to the spouse during marriage, under Section 122 of Evidence Act
1. A. remains privileged communication after the dissolution of marriage by divorce or death
2. B. does not remain privileged after the dissolution of marriage by divorce or death
3. C. does not remain privileged after the dissolution of marriage by divorce, but remains privileged even after death
4. D. remains privileged after the dissolution of marriage by divorce but not so on after death
27. Power under Section 311 of Cr.P.C. can be exercised by the Court
1. A. to recall any witness(es) already Examined
2. B. to summon any witness who has been cited as a witness but not produced or examined before the evidence is closed
3. C. to summon any witness who has not been cited as a witness
4. D. all the above
26. Hearing on sentence by a Magistrate is required, on conviction
1. A. in a summons trial case under Section 255(2) of Cr.P.C.
2. B. in a warrant trial case under Section 248(2) of Cr.P.C.
3. C. both (A) & (B
4. D. neither (A) nor (B)
25. FIR is not a substantive evidence, it can be used during trial
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2. B. to contradict the informant
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2. B. Section 154
3. C. Section 155
4. D. Section 54
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1. A. acquittal of the accused under all circumstances
2. B. acquittal of the accused only where the charges has already been framed
3. C. discharge of the accused where the charge has not yet been framed
4. D. either (B) or (C)
22. Cognizable offence has been defined
1. A. under Section 2(a)
2. B. under Section 2(c)
3. C. under Section 2(i)
4. D. under Section 2(k)
21. A Public Prosecutor for the High Court is appointed under Section 24 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 by the without
1. A. Central consultation with the High Court
2. B. State Government without consultation with the High Court
3. C. State Government after consultation with the Central Government
4. D. State Government after consultation with the High Court
20. A proclamation under Section 82 of Cr.P.c can be issued against a person against whom a warrant has been issued. Thus a proclamation can be issued against
1. 1. accused offender
2. 2. a surety
3. 3. a witness
4. 4. all the above
19. A confessional statement recorded accordance with the special procedure under Section 164 of Cr.P.C.
1. A. can be used as a substantive evidence without being formally proved
2. B. cannot be used as a evidence at all
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1. A. before the trial court
2. B. before the first appellate court
3. C. before the second appellate court
4. D. all of the above
17. In which of the following cases res-judicata is not applicable
1. A. consent/compromise decree
2. B. dismissal in default
16. In case the suit has been instituted in a court having no jurisdiction, territorial or pecuniary, the plaint is liable to be
1. A. returned
2. B. rejected
3. C. either (A) or (B)
15. Civil Procedure Code provides for
1. A. temporary injunction
2. B. permanent injunction
3. C. mandatory injunction
14. An executing court
1. A. can modify the terms of the decree
2. B. can vary the term of the decree
3. C. can modify and vary the terms of the decree
4. D. can neither modify nor vary the terms of the decree
13. Abatement means
1. A. A suspension or termination of proceedings in an action for want of proper parties
2. B. the process of bringing on record legal representatives of the deceased party
3. C. both A and B
12. A temporary injunction can be granted to a party establishing
1. A. a prina facie case in his favour
2. B. balance of convenience in his favour
3. C. irreparable injury to him in the event of non-grant of injunction
11. A suit through 'next friend' can be filed by
1. A. a dunatic
2. B. minor
10. A necessary party is one in whose
1. A. absence no order can be made effectively
2. B. absence an order can be made but whose presence is necessary for the complete decision of the case
3. C. only B is correct
4. D. none of above
9. Ajudgment passed by a court can be reviewed
1. A. by the court passing the judgment
2. B. by the court of District Judge
3. C. by the High Court
8. A decree can be
1. A. preliminary
2. B. final
3. C. either preliminary or final
7. Under which Section of the Civil Procedure Code a second appeal can be filed
1. A. Section 99
3. C. Section 99A
4. D. Section 100A
6. A minor, who has been admitted to the benefits of the partnership, under Section 30(5) of the Indian Partnership Act on attaining majority has to exercise an option, to stay or to leave the fir, within
1. A. one month of attaining majority
2. B. six months of attaining majority
3. C. 90 days of attaining majority
5. A firm is liable to be compulsorily dissolved under Section 41 of the Indian Partnership Act on adjudication of
1. A. all the partners as insolvents
2. B. all but one of the partners as insolvents
4. A dissolution of a firm can be claimed un Section 44(e) of the Indian Partnership Art where a partner has transferred his interes in the partnership firm to
1. A. a partner
2. B. a third party
3. C. all the partners
3. Nothing is an offence which is done by a person who is
1. A. 100-years-old man
2. B. 6-years-old boy
3. C. 12-years-old girl
4. D. 18-years old girl
2. Which one of the following is an essential ingredient of sedition?
1. A. Dishonest intention
2. B. Mala fide intention
3. C. Words spoken must cause public disorder by acts of violence
4. D. Words spoken must be capable of exciting disaffection towards the Government
1. Under which of the following situations the Indian Courts would have jurisdiction?
1. Crime committed by an Indian in a foreign country
2. Crime committed by a foreigner in India Crime committed by a person on an Indian ship
1. A. 1 and 2
2. B. 1 and 3
3. C. 1, 2 and 3
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Attorney General of Manitoba v. Forest
Report [1979] 2 SCR 1032
Judges Martland, Ronald; Ritchie, Roland Almon; Pigeon, Louis-Philippe; Dickson, Robert George Brian; Beetz, Jean; Estey, Willard Zebedee; McIntyre, William Rogers
On appeal from Manitoba
Subjects Constitutional law
Attorney General of Manitoba v. Forest, [1979] 2 S.C.R. 1032
The Attorney General of Manitoba (Defendant) Appellant;
Georges Forest (Plaintiff) Respondent;
The Attorney General of Canada and the Attorney General of New Brunswick Interveners.
1979: October 10; 1979: December 13.
Present: Martland, Ritchie, Pigeon, Dickson, Beetz, Estey and McIntyre JJ.
ON APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR MANITOBA
Constitutional law—Constitution of Province—Power to amend—Language rights—The Manitoba Act, 1870 (Can.), c. 3, s. 23—An Act to Provide that the English Language shall be the Official Language of the Province of Manitoba, 1890 (Man.), c. 14, now R.S.M. 1970, c. O10—British North America Act, 1867, ss. 92(1), 133.
The Manitoba Court of Appeal granted to the respondent-plaintiff a declaration that the Manitoba Official Language Act is inoperative in so far as it abrogates rights, including the right to use the French language in the Courts of Manitoba, as conferred by s. 23 of The Manitoba Act, 1870, confirmed by the British North America Act, 1871. In the Court of Queen's Bench the plaintiff had been denied standing but, in this Court, the reversal of the trial judge on that point was not questioned. Thus the only issue here was that set out in the following question: Are the provisions of An Act to Provide that the English language shall be the Official Language of the Province of Manitoba, 1890 (Man.), c. 14, now R.S.M. 1970, c. O10, or any of those provisions, ultra vires or inoperative in so far as they abrogate the provisions of s. 23 of The Manitoba Act, 1870, 33 Vict., c. 3 (Can.), validated by the British North America Act, 1871, 34-35 Vict., c. 28 (U.K.)?
Held: The appeal should be dismissed.
There is an obvious conflict between the provisions of the Manitoba Official Language Act and the language rights provisions of s. 23 of The Manitoba Act, 1870, and the only basis on which the Manitoba enactment was sought to be supported was the power to amend the
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Constitution of the Province, conferred upon provincial legislatures by s. 92(1) of the B.N.A. Act.
In Attorney General of Quebec v. Blaikie et al.; Attorney General of Quebec v. Laurier et al., [1979] 2 S.C.R. 1016, the conclusion is upheld by this Court that language rights under s. 133 of the B.N.A. Act do not come within the ambit of the expression "the Constitution of the Province" in s. 92(1). In view of the close similarity between s. 23 of The Manitoba Act and s. 133 in its provincial aspect, there is no need to dwell on the reasons for which the latter enactment is not to be considered as part of "the Constitution of the Province" within the meaning of s. 92(1). There is nothing in Manitoba's situation to require a different conclusion.
Although, in a certain way, the whole Manitoba Act may be said to be the constitution of the Province, it is apparent that the amending power conferred by s. 92(1) cannot have been intended to apply to the whole of this statute any more than all the provisions of the B.N.A. Act touching upon the constitution of the provinces in this wide sense can be said to be subject to it. For instance, the provision respecting education, s. 93, embodies an absolute legal restriction on the extent of provincial legislative power followed by a right of appeal to the federal authority in some cases. This federal power is obviously beyond reach of the provincial amending power and it would be absurd to suppose that the more rigid restriction is subject thereto and may thus be removed at will. City of Winnipeg v. Barrett, [1892] A.C. 445; Brophy v. Attorney General of Manitoba, [1895] A.C. 202, referred to.
Also, if The Manitoba Act is to be taken as the constitution of Manitoba for the purpose of its Legislature's amending power, where will one find the power to amend notwithstanding this statute? If reliance is put on the "notwithstanding" in the B.N.A. Act it must be observed that it refers to "this Act". Therefore in order to claim some authority under that provision Manitoba must take it as it is and accept that it refers only to such provision as would fall within its scope if included in the B.N.A. Act. For the reasons already referred to, the conclusion must be that this does not include language rights. If, on the other hand, The Manitoba Act is taken by itself it must be observed that this is a federal statute which means that, unless otherwise provided, it is subject to amendment by the Parliament that enacted it and no other. It is, however, otherwise provided in s. 6 of the British North America Act, 1871. This section denies any amending power to the federal Parliament and the only amending power it allows to the Legislature of
Manitoba is "to alter from time to time the provisions of any law respecting the qualification of electors and members of the Legislative Assembly and to make laws respecting elections in the said Province".
It is unnecessary to consider in the present case whether this enactment implies a restriction of the amending power derived from s. 92(1) by virtue of s. 2 of The Manitoba Act. It is enough to note that on any view it certainly cannot result in Manitoba's Legislature having towards s. 23 of The Manitoba Act an amending power which Quebec does not have towards s. 133.
APPEAL from a judgment of the Court of Appeal for Manitoba[1], allowing the respondent's appeal from a judgment of Dewar C.J.Q.B. in an action for a declaration, inter alia, that The Officiai Language Act, R.S.M. 1970, c. O10, is ultra vires the Legislature of the Province of Manitoba. Appeal dismissed.
A.K. Twaddle, Q.C., and Miss E.R. Dawson, for the defendant, appellant.
Alain J. Hogue, M.B. Nepon and Mrs. C.W. Sharp, for the plaintiff, respondent.
J.A. Scollin, Q.C., and Laurent J. Roy, for the Attorney General of Canada.
Alan Reid, for the Attorney General of New Brunswick.
THE COURT—For the detailed and extensive reasons written by Freedman C.J., concurred in by Monnin, Hall, Matas and O'Sullivan JJ.A. ([1979] 4 W.W.R. 229) the Manitoba Court of Appeal granted to the respondent-plaintiff, Georges Forest, a declaration that The Official Language Act enacted by 1890 (Man.), c. 14, and now being R.S.M. 1970, c. O10, "is inoperative in so far as it abrogates rights, including the right to use the French language in the Courts of Manitoba, as conferred by Sec. 23 of The Manitoba Act, 1870, confirmed by the British North America
Act, 1871". In the Court of Queen's Bench[2] the plaintiff had been denied standing but, in this Court, the reversal of the trial judge on that point was not questioned. Thus the only issue is that which is set out in the constitutional question determined by order of the Chief Justice:
Are the provisions of "An Act to Provide that the English Language shall be the Official Language of the Province of Manitoba" enacted by S.M. 1890, c. 14 (now R.S.M. 1970, c. O10) or any of those provisions, ultra vires or inoperative in so far as they abrogate the provisions of s. 23 of the Manitoba Act, 1870, 33 Vict., c. 3 (Can.) validated by the British North America Act, 1871, 34-35 Vict., c. 28 (U.K.)?
The Attorney General of Canada and the Attorney General of New Brunswick have intervened in support of the respondent-plaintiff.
The Official Language Act adopted in 1890 by the Legislature of Manitoba provides:
1(1) Any statute or law to the contrary notwithstanding, the English language only shall be used in the records and journals of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, and in any pleadings or process in or issuing from any court in the Province of Manitoba.
(2) The Acts of the Legislature of Manitoba need be printed and published only in the English language.
2 This Act applies only so far as the Legislature has jurisdiction to enact.
Section 23 of The Manitoba Act, 1870 passed by the Parliament of Canada (33 Vict., c. 3 (Can.)) reads:
23. Either the English or the French language may be used by any person in the debates of the Houses of the Legislature, and both those languages shall be used in the respective Records and Journals of those Houses; and either of those languages may be used by any person, or in any Pleading or Process, in or issuing from any Court of Canada established under the British North America Act, 1867, or in or from all or any of the Courts of the Province. The Acts of the Legislature shall
be printed and published in both those languages.
The conflict between the two provisions is obvious and the only basis on which the Manitoba enactment was sought to be supported is the power conferred upon provincial legislatures by s. 92(1) of the B.N.A. Act, as follows:
92. In each Province the Legislature may exclusively make Laws in relation to matters coming within the Classes of Subjects next herein-after enumerated; that is to say,—
1. The Amendment from Time to Time, notwithstanding anything in this Act, of the Constitution of the Province, except as regards the Office of Lieutenant Governor.
The scope of this provision with particular reference to language rights recently came for consideration before the Courts of Quebec. In the Superior Court, Deschênes C.J. came to the conclusion, as mentioned by Freedman C.J. herein, that language rights under s. 133 of the B.N.A. Act did not come within the ambit of the expression "the Constitution of the Province" in s. 92(1). This conclusion was unanimously affirmed by the Quebec Court of Appeal and is upheld by judgment being delivered today on the appeal to this Court. In view of the close similarity noted by Freedman C.J. between s. 23 of The Manitoba Act and s. 133 in its provincial aspect, it is unnecessary to dwell upon the reasons for which the latter enactment is not to be considered as part of "the Constitution of the Province" within the meaning of s. 92(1). It will therefore be convenient to consider only whether anything in Manitoba's situation requires a different conclusion.
The wording of s. 133 exhibits a first difference in referring to the Parliament of Canada and its Acts as well as to the provincial Legislature of Quebec and its Acts,
133. Either the English or the French Language may be used by any Person in the Debates of the Houses of Parliament of Canada and of the Houses of the Legislature of Quebec; and both those Languages shall be used in the respective Records and Journals of those Houses; and either of those Languages may be used by any Person or in any Pleading or Process in or issuing from
any Court of Canada established under this Act, and in or from all or any of the Courts of Quebec.
The Acts of the Parliament of Canada and of the Legislature of Quebec shall be printed and published in both those languages.
In the second place, the B.N.A. Act is divided into parts, Part V being entitled "Provincial Constitutions". Section 133 is not under that heading, but in Part IX "Miscellaneous Provisions". Substantial importance was attached to this point in the Quebec case, but it was not relied on by the Manitoba Court of Appeal.
Then it must be observed that the Province of Manitoba was not admitted merely by Royal Order in Council under s. 146 of the B.N.A. Act but specifically under the authority of the aforementioned Manitoba Act, a statute of the Parliament of Canada. There being no provision in the B.N.A. Act expressly contemplating such action, a statute was passed by the United Kingdom Parliament, the British North America Act, 1871 (34-35 Vict., c. 28 (U.K.)) giving such power to Parliament and expressly validating The Manitoba Act, 1870. Sections 5 and 6 of the U.K. statute provide:
5. The following Acts passed by the said Parliament of Canada, and intituled respectively, -"An Act for the temporary government of Rupert's Land and the North Western Territory when united with Canada;" and "An Act to amend and continue the Act thirty-two and thirty-three Victoria, chapter three, and to establish and provide for the government of the Province of Manitoba," shall be and be deemed to have been valid and effectual for all purposes whatsoever from the date at which they respectively received the assent, in the Queen's name, of the Governor General of the said Dominion of Canada.
6. Except as provided by the third section of this Act, it shall not be competent for the Parliament of Canada to alter the provisions of the last-mentioned Act of the said Parliament in so far as it relates to the Province of Manitoba, or of any other Act hereafter establishing new Provinces in the said Dominion, subject always to the right of the Legislature of the Province of Manitoba to alter from time to time the provisions of any law respecting the qualification of electors and members of
the Legislative Assembly and to make laws respecting elections in the said Province.
(Section 3 provides for the alteration of the limits of any Province with the consent of its Legislature.)
Although, in a certain way, the whole Manitoba Act may be said to be the constitution of the Province, it is apparent that the amending power conferred by s. 92(1) cannot have been intended to apply to the whole of this statute any more than all the provisions of the B.N.A. Act touching upon the constitution of the provinces in this wide sense can be said to be subject to it. For instance, the provision respecting education, s. 93, embodies an absolute legal restriction on the extent of provincial legislative power followed by a right of appeal to the federal authority in some cases. This federal power is obviously beyond reach of the provincial amending power and it would be absurd to suppose that the more rigid restriction is subject thereto and may thus be removed at will. The point is of some importance because, as Freedman C.J. noted, s. 22 of The Manitoba Act is identical with s. 93 except for the addition of a few words intended to cover its special situation. If the provincial power to amend the Constitution of Manitoba did extend to the whole Manitoba Act it would have offered a short answer to the legal challenge of one of its schools Acts, but no such contention appears to have been raised in the two cases in the Privy Council referred to in the judgment of the Court of Appeal, namely, City of Winnipeg v. Barrett[3] and Brophy v. Attorney General of Manitoba[4]. The judgments in those cases as well as in some other cases under s. 93 show that these provisions were considered as entrenched. It is of some significance that the provision respecting language rights immediately follows the provision respecting educational rights in The Manitoba Act.
There is a last point which is to be noted. If The Manitoba Act is to be taken as the constitution of
Manitoba for the purpose of its Legislature's amending power, where will one find the power to amend notwithstanding this statute? If reliance is put on the "notwithstanding" in the B.N.A. Act it must be observed that it refers to "this Act". Therefore in order to claim some authority under that provision Manitoba must take it as it is and accept that it refers only to such provision as would fall within its scope if included in the B.N.A. Act. For reasons already stated, which include those in the other case, the conclusion must be that this does not include language rights. If, on the other hand, The Manitoba Act is taken by itself it must be observed that this is a federal statute which means that, unless otherwise provided, it is subject to amendment by the Parliament that enacted it and no other. It is, however, otherwise provided in s. 6 of the British North America Act, 1871. This section denies any amending power to the federal Parliament and the only amending power it allows to the Legislature of Manitoba is "to alter from time to time the provisions of any law respecting the qualification of electors and members of the Legislative Assembly and to make laws respecting elections in the said Province".
It is unnecessary to consider in the present case whether this enactment implies a restriction of the amending power derived from s. 92(1) by virtue of s. 2 of The Manitoba Act. It is enough to note that on any view it certainly cannot result in Manitoba's Legislature having towards s. 23 of The Manitoba Act an amending power which Quebec does not have towards s. 133. Section 2 of The Manitoba Act reads:
2. On, from and after the said day on which the Order of the Queen in Council shall take effect as aforesaid, the provisions of the British North America Act, 1867, shall, except those parts thereof which are in terms made, or, by reasonable intendment, may be held to be specially applicable to, or only to affect one or more, but not the whole of the Provinces now composing the Dominion, and except so far as the same may be varied by this Act, be applicable to the Province of Manitoba, in the same way, and to the like extent as
they apply to the several Provinces of Canada, and as if the Province of Manitoba had been one of the Provinces originally united by the said Act.
The appeal must be dismissed with costs to the respondent. There will be no costs to or against the interveners.
Appeal dismissed with costs.
Solicitor for the defendant, appellant: Gordon E. Pilkey, Winnipeg.
Solicitors for the plaintiff respondent: Teffaine, Monnin, Hogue & Teillet, Winnipeg.
Solicitors for the Attorney General of Canada: Monk, Goodwin & Co., Winnipeg.
Solicitor for the Attorney General of New Brunswick: Gordon F. Gregory, Fredericton.
[1] [1979] 4 W.W.R. 229.
[3] [1892] A.C. 445.


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Former Centerra CEO faces extradition hearing in Bulgaria
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Mr. Homeniuk was first detained in July at the request of Kyrgyzstani officials while on a holiday cruise with his family on the Danube River.NORM BETTS
Ex-Centerra Gold CEO Len Homeniuk has been redetained by Bulgarian officials after being under house arrest for most of August, and will face an extradition hearing Thursday that could see him transferred to Kyrgyzstan, according to the company and Bulgarian consular officials in Ottawa.
"We are in contact with his family, and we know that both the U.S. and Canadian foreign affairs are aware of the situation and we urge them to support Len and to provide the necessary counsellor services for him," said John Pearson, VP of investor relations at Centerra Gold Inc.
Mr. Homeniuk, who is a dual Canadian-American citizen, was first detained in late July at the request of Kyrgyzstani officials while on a holiday cruise with his family on the Danube River. The detainment is allegedly linked to long-running conflict between Centerra and the Kyrgyzstani government over the company's Kumtor mine in the country. The mine produced 23 per cent of the country's entire industrial output in 2014 and 7.4 per cent of GDP.
Specifically, the Kyrgyzstani government has accused the company of engaging in illegal transactions in 2003-04, when Centerra was restructuring as an independent company and Mr. Homeniuk was at the helm. The central Asian country had him placed on the international police site Interpol for "involvement in corruption."
Mr. Homeniuk had been living under house arrest after his initial detainment, said Kamen Dikov, Consul at the Bulgarian Embassy in Ottawa, and is set for an extradition hearing Thursday. The question now is whether the Bulgarians will grant his extradition to Kyrgyzstan.
"The home arrest [for] Mr. Homeniuk has not changed," Nikolay Milkov, ambassador for the Embassy of Bulgaria in Ottawa, wrote in an email to The Globe and Mail. "To be taken into custody is a standard procedure, [which is] applied when someone under home arrest [is] brought to court. It applies before the [court] session. We [can assume] that after the session Mr. Homeniuk will be back [with] his wife, unless the court decides [something] else."
Typically, extradition is regulated by treaties signed between two countries, in the absence of which one country is not obliged to transfer or give up a suspect. Bulgaria and Kyrgyzstan currently do not have an extradition agreement.
"There are preliminary legal procedures that must be met before he is extradited," said Mr. Dikov. "It will be standard procedure."
If extradited, Mr. Homeniuk could be transferred to Kyrgyzstan and face authorities there. Canadian and U.S. consular services for citizens arrested or detained abroad does not include getting citizens out of jail or providing legal advice on how to move forward. However, consular officials can ask for immediate and regular access to the detainee and advocate for their fair treatment under local laws.
Mr. Dikov confirmed that the Canadian Consul General in Bucharest, who is responsible for Romania, Bulgaria and Moldova, will be present at the hearing for Mr. Homeniuk.
Centerra has defended its ex-CEO against the arrest. "We continue to review the legality of the detention because, as we have said before, we are not aware of any valid basis for it," said Mr. Pearson. "They are unfounded and unwarranted, and despite our repeated requests to Kyrgyz authorities we have received no evidence from them."
Requests for more information to the Canadian and American departments of foreign affairs were not returned. Mr. Homeniuk's family could not be immediately reached for comment.


A Lot of Learning at #ASCDCTE14! ~ No Limits on Learning!
I was surrounded by great educators. One of my presenters was one of Benjamin Bloom's students, yes that Bloom. I've been fortunate to see Carol Ann Tomlinson before, and I am in awe of her wisdom and thoughtfulness about differentiation, and I am captivated when she speaks. Her keynote brought tears to my eyes. One of my presenters was her student, and she was also just as incredible! I also saw a mind-blowing presentation by Jane Pollock, one of the co-authors of Classroom Instruction That Works, so I guess she's one of Marzano's BFFs.
...however, I learned that just because a person holds multiple advanced degrees and is an educational consultant and author, it doesn't necessarily mean that s/he is an earth-shattering presenter. Most of my sessions were fantastic, but I heard other comments that were not so great.
I was surrounded by great educators part 2. All of the participants seemed to be amazing educators too, and that was just as energizing! I met professors, administrators, instructional coaches, curriculum directors, and teachers...all who were excited to learn and find ways to help students succeed. I don't think I've ever attended a conference that had so many out of state and international visitors. The people from New York were not happy with our heat and humidity, and the principal from New Zealand said it was snowing back home. Gotta love summer in Texas.
This conference was definitely not tech-y, which was rather interesting and refreshing. In February, I attended the TCEA (Texas Computer Education Association) conference, and it was almost impossible to meet people because everyone was glued to his device. During past conferences, I always loved visiting with people at my table, in the hallways, waiting for the next session...but when you're at a tech conference, we're sometimes too engaged with our social media, etc. to have conversations. At this conference, however, we saw "regular" power-points, and we were never asked to use back channels, poll everywhere, or any other tech response system. We engaged with our neighbors, and I loved the face-to-face conversations! There were only a few sessions devoted to technology, but I chose to attend presentations about formative assessment, grit, differentiation, coaching, etc.
You chose either 90-minute or 3-hour sessions, which meant in 2.5 days, you didn't have time for a lot of presentations. At first, I wanted to attend more sessions, but with that amount of time, you really had more opportunities to learn deeply, process, and engage with those around you. Thumbs up!
I've already blogged about my first session, which was on Fostering Grit; it also coincided nicely with tonight's #eduread.
So one quick take-away of something new and tech-y: a teacher shared info about the site http://dropevent.com/, and it's a place where you can quickly upload pictures to a shared site. (The site is really for parties, weddings, events, etc.) You can create an "event," and anyone can share photos by emailing to a specified address or posting them on the site. The event expires after 6 months, but you can download all of the pictures before they expire. If you want to practice and see how it works, feel free to upload a picture to my "Testing" event: http://dropevent.com/gallery/pho56503 .
My first idea for how to use this is for our site-based staff development. I could have our new teachers take selfies in the morning, and we will all have pictures of each other and of the day (and important building locations.) I might also have our teachers take pictures of their classrooms or favorite parts of their classrooms, and then we would have a collection of all kinds of cool classrooms.
For a class, I thought we might take pictures of work, projects, or even daily notes and submit them to the site. In math, we could ask students to find a picture of a __________ (scalene triangle, parent function, graph in a newspaper, polygon...) and upload the photo before the next class period. You do have the option to moderate the pictures before they are posted, and I would definitely take advantage of that restriction with my classes.


It's a worldwide trend – young folks getting back to the land. This time, in a government-sanctioned program.
YOKOSHIBAHIKARI, Japan – A motley group of unlikely farmers descended on the countryside here one recent Sunday, fresh towels around their necks, shiny boots on their feet.


In this article we will discuss a systematic approach to the differential diagnosis of bone tumors and tumor-like lesions.
The differential diagnosis mostly depends on the review of the conventional radiographs and the age of the patient.
It is important to realize that the plain radiograph is the most useful examination for differentiating these lesions.
CT and MRI are only helpful in selected cases.
In this article there are links to other articles about bone tumors.
Most bone tumors are osteolytic.
The most reliable indicator in determining whether these lesions are benign or malignant is the zone of transition between the lesion and the adjacent normal bone (1).
Once we have decided whether a bone lesion is sclerotic or osteolytic and whether it has a well-defined or ill-defined margins, the next question should be: how old is the patient?
Age is the most important clinical clue.
Finally other clues need to be considered, such as a lesion's localization within the skeleton and within the bone, any periosteal reaction, cortical destruction, matrix calcifications, etc.
In the table on the left the morphology of a bone lesion is combined with the age of the patient.
Infections, a common tumor mimic, are seen in any age group.
Infection may be well-defined or ill-defined osteolytic, and even sclerotic.
EG and infections should be mentioned in the differential diagnosis of almost any bone lesion in patients Many sclerotic lesions in patients > 20 years are healed, previously osteolytic lesions which have ossified, such as: NOF, EG, SBC, ABC and chondroblastoma.
In order to classify osteolytic lesions as well-defined or ill-defined, we need to look at the zone of transition between the lesion and the adjacent normal bone.
The zone of transition is the most reliable indicator in determining whether an osteolytic lesion is benign or malignant (1).
The zone of transition only applies to osteolytic lesions since sclerotic lesions usually have a narrow transition zone.
A small zone of transition results in a sharp, well-defined border and is a sign of slow growth.
A sclerotic border especially indicates poor biological activity.
On the left three bone lesions with a narrow zone of transition.
Based on the morphology and the age of the patients, these lesions are benign.
Notice that in all three patients, the growth plates have not yet closed.
In patients > 40 years metastases and multiple myeloma are the most common bone tumors.
Metastases under the age of 40 are extremely rare, unless a patient is known to have a primary malignancy.
Metastases could be included in the differential diagnosis if a younger patient is known to have a malignancy, such as neuroblastoma, rhabdomyosarcoma or retinoblastoma.
An ill-defined border with a broad zone of transition is a sign of aggressive growth (1).
It is a feature of malignant bone tumors.
There are two tumor-like lesions which may mimic a malignancy and have to be included in the differential diagnosis.
These are infections and eosinophilic granuloma.
Both of these entities may have an aggressive growth pattern.
Infections and eosinophilic granuloma are exceptional because they are benign lesions which may seem malignant due to their aggressive biologic behavior.
These lesions may have ill-defined margins, but cortical destruction and an aggressive type of periosteal reaction may also be seen.
Age is the most important clinical clue in differentiating possible bone tumors.
There are many ways of splitting age groups, as can be seen in the first table.
Some prefer to divide patients into two age groups: 30 years.
Most primary bone tumors are seen in patients In patients > 30 years we must always include metastases and myeloma in the differential diagnosis.
A periosteal reaction is a non-specific reaction and will occur whenever the periosteum is irritated by a malignant tumor, benign tumor, infection or trauma.
There are two patterns of periosteal reaction: a benign and an aggressive type.
The benign type is seen in benign lesions such as benign tumors and following trauma.
An aggressive type is seen in malignant tumors, but also in benign lesions with aggressive behavior, such as infections and eosinophilic granuloma.
Detecting a benign periosteal reaction may be very helpful, since malignant lesions never cause a benign periosteal reaction.
A benign type of periosteal reaction is a thick, wavy and uniform callus formation resulting from chronic irritation.
In the case of benign, slowly growing lesions, the periosteum has time to lay down thick new bone and remodel it into a more normal-appearing cortex.
This type of periostitis is multilayered, lamellated or demonstrates bone formation perpendicular to the cortical bone.
It may be spiculated and interrupted - sometimes there is a Codman's triangle.
A Codman's triangle refers to an elevation of the periosteum away from the cortex, forming an angle where the elevated periosteum and bone come together.
In aggressive periostitis the periosteum does not have time to consolidate.
Osteosarcoma with interrupted periosteal rection and Codman's triangle proximally.
There is periosteal bone formation perpendicular to the cortical bone and extensive bony matrix formation by the tumor itself.
Infection with a multilayered periosteal reaction.
Notice that the periostitis is aggressive, but not as aggressive as in the other two cases.
Fibrous dysplasia, Enchondroma, NOF and SBC are common bone lesions.
They will not present with a periosteal reaction unless there is a fracture.
If no fracture is present, these bone tumors can be excluded.
Cortical destruction is a common finding, and not very useful in distinguishing between malignant and benign lesions.
Complete destruction may be seen in high-grade malignant lesions, but also in locally aggressive benign lesions like EG and osteomyelitis.
More uniform cortical bone destruction can be found in benign and low-grade malignant lesions.
Endosteal scalloping of the cortical bone can be seen in benign lesions like FD and low-grade chondrosarcoma.
The images on the left show irregular cortical destruction in an osteosarcoma (left) and cortical destruction with aggressive periosteal reaction in Ewing's sarcoma.
Ballooning is a special type of cortical destruction.
In ballooning the destruction of endosteal cortical bone and the addition of new bone on the outside occur at the same rate, resulting in expansion.
This 'neocortex' can be smooth and uninterrupted, but may also be focally interrupted in more aggressive lesions like GCT.
A benign, well-defined, expansile lesion with regular destruction of cortical bone and a peripheral layer of new bone.
A locally aggressive lesion with cortical destruction, expansion and a thin, interrupted peripheral layer of new bone.
Notice the wide zone of transition towards the marrow cavity, which is a sign of aggressive behavior.
In the group of malignant small round cell tumors which include Ewing's sarcoma, bone lymphoma and small cell osteosarcoma, the cortex may appear almost normal radiographically, while there is permeative growth throughout the Haversian channels.
These tumors may be accompanied by a large soft tissue mass while there is almost no visible bone destruction.
The image on the left shows an Ewing's sarcoma with permeative growth through the Haversian channels accompanied by a large soft tissue mass.
The radiograph does not shown any signs of cortical destruction.
The location of a bone lesion within the skeleton can be a clue in the differential diagnosis.
The illustration on the left shows the preferred locations of the most common bone tumors.
In some locations, such as in the humerus or around the knee, almost all bone tumors may be found.
Only a few lesions are located in the epiphysis, so this could be an important finding.
In young patients it is likely to be either a chondroblastoma or an infection.
In patients over 20, a giant cell tumor has to be included in the differential diagnosis.
In older patients a geode, i.e. degenerative subchondral bone cyst must be added to the differential diagnosis.
Look carefully for any signs of arthrosis.
NOF, SBC, CMF, Osteosarcoma, Chondrosarcoma, Enchondroma and infections.
Ewing's sarcoma, SBC, ABC, Enchondroma, Fibrous dysplasia and Osteoblastoma.
Differentiating between a diaphyseal and a metaphyseal location is not always possible.
Many lesions can be located in both or move from the metaphysis to the diaphysis during growth.
Large lesions tend to expand into both areas.
SBC, eosinophilic granuloma, fibrous dysplasia, ABC and enchondroma are lesions that are located centrally within long bones.
Osteosarcoma, NOF, chondroblastoma, chondromyxoid fibroma, GCT and osteoblastoma are located eccentrically in long bones.
Osteoid osteoma is located within the cortex and needs to be differentiated from osteomyelitis.
Osteochondroma. The cortex must extend into the stalk of the lesion.
Parosteal osteosarcoma arises from the periosteum.
Calcifications or mineralization within a bone lesion may be an important clue in the differential diagnosis.
There are two kinds of mineralization: a chondroid matrix in cartilaginous tumors like enchondromas and chondrosarcomsa and an osteoid matrix in osseus tumors like osteoid osteomas and osteosarcomas.
Calcifications in chondroid tumors have many descriptions: rings-and-arcs, popcorn, focal stippled or flocculent.
left: Enchondroma, the most commonly encountered lesion of the phalanges.
middle: middle: Peripheral chondrosarcoma, arising from an osteochondroma (exostosis).
right: Chondrosarcoma of the rib.
Osteoid matrix in Osteosarcoma (left) and Osteoid osteoma (right).
Mineralization in osteoid tumors can be described as a trabecular ossification pattern in benign bone-forming lesions and as a cloud-like or ill-defined amorphous pattern in osteosarcomas.
Sclerosis can also be reactive, e.g. in Ewing's sarcoma or lymphoma.
Cloud-like bone formation in osteosarcoma.
Notice the aggressive, interrupted periosteal reaction (arrows).
Trabecular ossification pattern in osteoid osteoma.
Polyostotic Fibrous Dysplasia. Multiple osteolytic lesions in femur.
Most bone tumors are solitary lesions.
If there are multiple or polyostotic lesions, the differential diagnosis must be adjusted.
NOF, fibrous dysplasia, multifocal osteomyelitis, enchondromas, osteochondoma, leukemia and metastatic Ewing' s sarcoma.
Multiple enchondromas are seen in Morbus Ollier.
Multiple enchondromas and hemangiomas are seen in Maffucci's syndrome.
Common: Metastases, multiple myeloma, multiple enchondromas.
Less common: Fibrous dysplasia, Brown tumors of hyperparathyroidism, bone infarcts.
Fibrous dysplasia, enchondromas, EG, Mets and myeloma, Hyperparathyroidism, Infection.
This 'Mini Brain' appearance of plasmacytoma in the spine is sufficiently pathognomonic to obviate biopsy (9).
Here some typical examples of bone tumors in the spine.
Here some typical examples of bone tumors in the foot.
Here some more examples of bone tumors in the foot.
by Nancy M. Major, Clyde A. Helms and William J. Richardson.
by Mulder JD, et al.


The second of three parts to A. W. Tozers message, 'œHIS Infinitude,' looks at perfection, which no thing and no one has but God. Dr. Tozer boldly asserts that 'œGod takes pleasure in himself, and rejoices in his own perfections,' and the pastor cites the beauties of energy, light, and color as evidence of the joy with which God creates. The message is firmly grounded in 1 John 4:12-16, John 17:20-23, and Revelation 5:9-11. Part 2 is 13 minutes and 54 seconds in length.


Forget about waiting for December to roll around to enjoy the surf and sand, for the brave Labour weekend is often when summer begins. But regardless of whether you're fearless enough to take the plunge this long weekend, there's no time like the present to start thinking about swimwear.
Left to right: Heidi Klum Swim Sun Muse underwire bandeau bikini top, $135 and bottoms, $99; Colour block mesh balconette bikini top, $30 and bottoms, $25 from Topshop.
This year the Royal New Zealand Ballet has switched tutus for stunning garments created by New Zealand designer Adrian Hailwood. To help launch the RNZB's 2017 season in style, Hailwood has dressed all of the female dancers. The shoot features 20 Hailwood outfits, many of them are from his 2016 New Zealand Fashion Week show. Take a look at some of our favourite shots below.


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The unforgettable harmonies and classic sound of The Beach Boys will bring "Good Vibrations" back to Ruth Eckerd Hall after their sold-out performances in 2018 and 2019. Every ticket purchased includes a digital download of Mike Love's new album, 12 Sides of Summer. Performing a career spanning range of material from their early surf rock classics to masterpieces like "Wouldn't It Be Nice" and "God Only Knows", to later hits including "Kokomo". The Beach Boys remain legendary to their millions of fans spanning multiple generations, playing and singing with the same bold imagination and style that marked their explosive debut over 50 years ago. The Beach Boys are led by original members Mike Love and Bruce Johnston, who, along with Tim Bonhomme, John Cowsill, Keith Hubacher, Christian Love, Brian Eichenberger, Randy Leago and Scott Totten continue the legacy of the iconic American band.
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SAN ANTONIO FC ADDS DEFENDER CALLUM MONTGOMERY ON LOAN FROM FC DALLAS
By San Antonio FC Communications, 02/11/20, 5:00PM CST
Fourth Overall SuperDraft Pick in 2019 Joins SAFC for 2020 Season
San Antonio FC has added defender Callum Montgomery on loan from FC Dallas (MLS) for the 2020 USL Championship season pending league and federation approval, the team announced today. Per club policy, terms of the loan were not disclosed.
"We are very excited to welcome Callum Montgomery to the SAFC family," said SAFC Head Coach Alen Marcina. "We want to thank Luchi Gonzalez and his staff at FC Dallas for the loan. Callum is a tenacious left-footed center back that possesses the characteristics to fit our team identity on and off the field."
Montgomery was the fourth overall pick in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft after playing his college career at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. In his one season with Dallas, Montgomery was loaned out to the club's USL League One affiliate North Texas FC where he made 22 appearances (1,958 minutes) last season, scoring three goals. The center-back was named the USL League One Player of the Week on August 23 of last season, while leading North Texas in clearances (76), blocks (17) and aerial duels won (69).
The 22-year-old played four years of soccer at UNC Charlotte where he made 73 total appearances and scored three goals. Following his senior season in 2018, Montgomery was named the Conference USA Defender of the Year while also earning United Soccer Coaches' Frist Team All-American honors. The defender also made 25 appearances for the Victoria Highlanders in USL League Two while in college.
"I'm super excited to join this club," said Montgomery. "It's a good opportunity to get games at a high level and hopefully help contribute to the team's success and bring a championship back to San Antonio. I want to win everywhere I play, so I am excited for the opportunity."
Montgomery will wear No. 3 for SAFC.
San Antonio FC is currently preparing for the upcoming USL Championship season, and fans can purchase 2020 single-game or season tickets by calling or texting the SAFC sales office at 210-444-5657 or by visiting SanAntonioFC.com. Supporters can also follow the club by liking San Antonio FC on Facebook (@SAFCUSL), as well as following the team on Twitter (@SanAntonioFC) and Instagram (@sanantoniofc).
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'Artemis' Narrator Rosario Dawson Discusses Andy Weir's Moon Base Adventure (Video)
By Elizabeth Howell 2017-11-09T17:47:31Z
Actress Rosario Dawson has moved from treating superheroes to an audio treatment of "Artemis" (Crown, 2017), the new book by "The Martian" (Crown, 2014) author Andy Weir.
Dawson is known for playing nurse Claire Temple in the TV series "Daredevil" and spinoff Marvel/Netflix shows, and now she narrates "Artemis," which comes out in novel and audiobook form Nov. 14. In a new YouTube video for Audible, Dawson talks about what drew her to the book.
"Artemis is about a city community on the moon, and I play this woman, Jasmine Bashara; she's a Saudi Arabian woman who is living there," Dawson said in the video. (Dawson narrated the entire book, but the video focuses on Bashara.)
"She was born on Earth, but she's been living on the moon since she was 6 years old. She's incredibly smart and capable. She could do anything; she'd be so mad at me saying that about her, because that's what everyone says about her," Dawson continued.
"Stuff that would pass by so many other people does not pass her attention. She makes sure that she goes through it all in her head first, before she just goes and asks for advice. She's figuring out her hustle like a lot of other people who are out there on the moon."
Dawson said she enjoys voice-over work, due to the challenge of exploring a story by voice. She added that she sometimes will say a sentence out loud and realize that it needs to be said differently for somebody listening to the story for the first time. Still, she called the experience "very freeing" and said that audiences will enjoy listening to "Artemis," because "people will really be transported into an idea of ourselves as human beings that I think we should be exploring."
The video also shows Dawson recording a portion of "Artemis" that talks about Bashara's chosen profession, which is that of a porter (on the legal side) and a smuggler (on the shady side of the law).
"Everyone seems to forget this, but I'm a smuggler. Not a saboteur, not an action hero, not a city planner. A smuggler," Dawson reads from Weir's novel.
"I worked hard to set up my operation, and it runs smoothly. In the beginning, I had competition, but not anymore. I drove them out of business by having lower prices, better service and a reputation for keeping my word."
At New York Comic Con on Oct. 5, Weir explained how he came up with the idea for the new novel, his first after the bestselling "The Martian" that spun off a critically acclaimed Hollywood film in 2015.
"I've always loved crime capers — I've always liked caper stories, heist stories," he said at the time. "And, of course, I'm a sci-fi author, so I figured, well, '¿Porqué no los dos?' [Why not both?]. I want a crime caper that takes place on the moon."
The audiobook for "Artemis" is currently available for preorder on Amazon.com.
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» These Shoes Were Made for . . . Walking?
Mongolian man's boots and a Haudenosaunee child's moccasins, PM 33-76-60/342.1-2, PM 39-36-10/18416.
In early times, there were sandals in hot climates and shoes in moderate or cold climates. The sandal protected the foot from hot sand and forest underbrush; the shoe, from the cold and mud or from challenging ground cover. Simply constructed, a sandal was a sole plus ties or a toe knob to secure it to the foot; the shoe, a one-piece covering wrapped around the foot and fastened with ties at the ankle. As time went on, the shoe and sandal became more sophisticated in design, with separate, heavier soles and multi-piece uppers and fastenings for improved fit. The earliest examples of footwear came from caves in the American West, dating to approximately 8000 B.C., and they are little more than foot bags. The earliest known sandal is from Egypt, from about 2000 B.C.; the earliest shoe, from Mesopotamia, from about 1500 B.C.
Footwear ornamentation, both decorative and symbolic, appeared almost as early as footwear itself. Color, intricate designs, elaborate stitching, or appliqué could indicate that a shoe was used in a ritual or that its wearer occupied a particular position in a society or belonged to a specific clan, or it could be purely decorative.
For most of its history, shoe design has been driven by specialized functions, such as riding, skating, and climbing and by conditions, such as battle or extreme environments. But it has also been driven by fashion and associated with wealth and social status. Fashion has often pushed shoe design to the limit with no accompanying improvement in fit or function: height to towering height; a gently curved toe to a long curling snake, and so on. Today, nearly all shoe designs derive from just a few basic types, and new developments in functional shoe design are largely driven by sports.
The Peabody Museum's collection of shoes covers the globe and reflects its mission: the understanding of human cultures. Most of the shoes represent the everyday footwear of the common people, the footwear of nomads and peasants, butchers and priests.


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We are happy to announce MultiSite compatibility with the new and great ImpressPages version 4.
No SERVER, CLIENT, HOST infrastructure. That means much easier to install and less confusion. All MultiSite runs on a single ImpressPages installation in a single location.
Easier update. All hosted websites are always kept up to date. Just update main MultiSite installation and all hosted websites will be updated automatically.
Better plugin support. Now you can have plugins that are global to all installations.
There is no way to update old installation to the new one. If you have older version bought less than a year ago, you can visit our "Buy" page and download new version. If you have bought it more than a year age, the update cost $99. You can have old and new installation running even if you have bought just one license.


How can we find the Heavy Forwarders data flow?
We have two Heavy Forwarders through which quite a bit of data is flowing through. We have access to the back end, such as to the metrics logs but not to the UI. How can we find out the daily amount of data which goes through these heavy forwarders?
YOu can run CLI searches to those metrics logs to get the data you want (provided you've Splunk credentials with permission to view _internal index).
Most cheerful @somesoni2 - thank you.
You can look in the metrics.log of the HWF how much they received.
Does CVE-2013-6771 require upgrading to minimum 5.0.5?


Éclairs are indeed scrumptious but several people find it too complicated to make and time consuming as well. So for busy moms who still want to give their family delicious desserts, here's an easy recipe that you can share with your friends.
Instead of the traditional pastry dough, this recipe makes use of graham crackers. Be sure to refrigerate your product before serving it to make sure that the crackers have thoroughly absorbed the pudding mixture.
In a large bowl, combine pudding mix and confectioners' sugar. Whisk in milk until mixture is smooth, then gradually fold in whipped topping.
Place a layer of graham crackers in the bottom of a 9x13 inch pan. Spread 1/3 of pudding mixture over crackers. Cover pudding with another layer of graham crackers. Continue layering until pudding mixture is gone. Cover last pudding layer with another layer of graham crackers.
Remove lid and seal from frosting and microwave at 20 second intervals, stirring between intervals, until frosting is pourable (about 1 minute). Spread frosting evenly over top layer of graham crackers. Refrigerate 24 hours before serving.
View the recipe for the graham cracker chocolate Éclair.
View an alternative recipe for chocolate Éclair.
Fact: Graham cracker named after a Presbyterian minister who believed unhealthy eating leads to sexual excess.
Nabisco RJR, maker of the Graham cracker, acquired by KKR in history's first corporate buyout.