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Albert Dragon has backpacked the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Vermont. He has trekked more than 3 million steps (yes, that's right, 3,600,000+ steps), schlepped a 50-pound backpack, slept on the ground, met a rattlesnake and night-marauding animals, endured blasting heat and bone-chilling hypothermia-inducing freezes.
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Way too many of us are familiar with bladder stones. We have an opportunity now to participate in a study to finally begin figuring out the causes and prevention of, and treatment for stones.
Oxbow is sponsoring a multi-institutional case-control study. In order to do the study, however, they need stones. My vet said they need a minimum of 100 stones submitted.
If you have a stone removed from your guinea pig, I strongly urge you and your vet to send it to UC Davis for this study. There was no cost involved for me. I merely filled out a detailed questionnaire about diet, health issues and other stone/sludge guinea pigs in my care.
I also strongly urge you to pass this information along to your vet, whether you have a pig with stones or not. The more samples sent in, the more all vets will learn.
Here is the link to Oxbow with a description of the study.
Are passed stones okay, too? Do they have to be sent in right after they're removed/passed?
Becky, any idea what has come of the study at the University of Minnesota? I sent them a stone a few years ago for their study and I think Swannie has too.
I'm pretty sure Minnesota is where Sully and Gilbert's stones were sent off to, as well.
I wonder if UC Davis and Minnesota are sharing data. It would be nice.
Unless our vet filled out information for us, we didn't provide much info to the Minnesota study. I know she had some sort of form, but I have no idea what was on it, and she didn't ask for detailed diet information.
Salana, yes, passed stones are fine. Considering their composition, I doubt that they have to be "fresh" or recent.
I forgot to ask my vet about the Minnesota study. I have no idea what has happened with that. This study is being overseen by two vets at UC Davis and Connie Orcutt of Boston's Angell Memorial Hospital.
There is no way my vet or the vet tech could have filled out this form. It was way too detailed.
Please send in your stones! I have heard that the funding for the study is running out soon and that they have not received as many samples as they would like.
I've had two sent in for this study already. Different pigs, and from different families. Both came back as calcium oxylate. But my most recent one with Louise came back saying they were able to grow bacteria from it. I think it was strep.
Definitely send them in. At least the analysis is free because of the study and it will help their research.
I just wanted to post that we did have K-State send Gilbert's stone to the UC Davis study, along with a survey they had us fill out. Jim has been in touch with the UC Davis people, as well.
Ah, we just had an enormous stone removed from Muffin last week. I'll send it in when I get it from LAWomans.
Perhaps we should all buy a lottery ticket once a month, and donate 90% of any winnings to the study.
Someone might hit the 20 million dollar jackpot and endow a Chair of Guinea Pig Bladder Stone Prevention Studies.
About a week ago, at Peppi's follow up appointment, we gave the vet the contact information for the stone study. A couple days ago, he called my husband and said that he was told they also wanted a sample of bladder tissue in addition to the stone, and the stone alone wasn't enough for the study. Obviously we can't get that now. So now our vet is going to analyze the stone for us to see its composition so we can take preventative measures against more stones.
Anyway, I was surprised and confused to hear that info on the bladder tissue sample, since it wasn't mentioned here. Did anyone else get that response?
I sent mine off a week or so ago and haven't heard a thing (or was it two weeks).
That seems pretty strange. One would imagine there would be a clear mention of it if it were needed.
I forgot to update this thread: they called to tell me that they couldn't use the stone, because it had to be accompanied by a sterile urine sample.
So, really what they want is to be contacted by the vet before the stone is removed so they can be sure the vet sends all the appropriate information.
I wish they were more organized with their information. I had contacted the vet running the study before Peppi's first surgery, and she didn't say much other than to have our vet contact her, and somehow it wasn't communicated they needed more than the stone to proceed.
I want to point out that I have kept in periodic contact with Dr. Hawkins during our efforts on Gilbert's behalf. When Gilbert died (Dec 5 06) following a fourth stone surgery, we made sure Dr. Hawkins was in touch with our vet at Kansas State University Veterinary Hospital. This way during the necropsy they could take any samples, measurements, or x-rays that UC Davis might want.
Dr. Hawkins has also, through her emails, proven to be another vet who truly cares.
Does anyone know if if this study is still going on? I would like to send in my piggy's stone.
Have your vet find out. I think it's possible it is still going on.
I tried to send a stone in. Unfortunately they need a lot more information to accompany the stone (urine ph etc), so it may be that they can't take it.
Email them anyway, but I think you may find they can't use it. Usually, I was told, this needs to be arranged before the stone is retrieved, along with a bunch of different tests.


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Q: MYSQL - TRIGGER insert into another table values from a table when a tinyint is updated to TRUE I have 2 tables bid and job
CREATE TABLE test.bid_ (
ID INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
bid_name VARCHAR(45) NULL,
bid_won TINYINT(1) NULL,
job_ID INT NULL,
con_ID INT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (ID));

And,
CREATE TABLE test.job_ (
ID INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
job_name VARCHAR(45) NULL,
con_ID INT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (ID));

What I am trying to do is, insert bid.bid_name into job.job_name after bid_won is updated to TRUE. I just cannot wrap my head around the trigger or procedures needed. I am very new to triggers and procedures.
I would think a trigger like this would work:
CREATE DEFINER = CURRENT_USER TRIGGER `test`.`bid_AFTER_UPDATE` AFTER UPDATE ON `bid` FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
INSERT INTO job (job_name,con_ID)
SELECT bid_name,con_ID FROM bid WHERE OLD.bid_won <=> NEW.bid_won AND job_ID IS NULL
END

But I guess the AND clause is no good. Also, I would need to update the bid table with the new job_ID from job.ID that is created when the bid is made into a job. Any help would be appreciated.
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Does it always seem that when you find the answer to your question you hit your forehead and say "Of Course!!!", I think I have the answer to my problem @P.Salmon asked the question that really helped me with a more elegant solution.

'update the bid table with the new job_ID from job.ID that is created ' - is impossible,mysql will not allow you to action the table which fired the trigger. Why do you need the job table at all - it contains everything that bid has

I will just put in a column that would indicate whether it is a job or abid. However,the following trigger is producing the results I was looking for.
BEGIN

IF NEW.bid_won = TRUE
THEN
INSERT INTO test.job (job_conID,job_name) SELECT
bid_conID,bid_name,bid_desc,bidID FROM bid WHERE ID = NEW.ID;

ELSEIF NEW.bid_won = FALSE
THEN
DELETE FROM job WHERE job_name = NEW.bid_name;

END IF;
END

I realize this may be a bit redundant, however, it demonstrates the fact that I hit my forehead on the 'NEW.' and 'OLD.' parts of the update. Basically, it is a switch.

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https://www.motleyrice.com/article/flash-boys-investors-claim-revived
Second Circuit revives 'Flash Boys' litigation, allows investor claims to move forward
The U. S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit revived litigation brought by a consolidated group of institutional investors who allege operators of the U.S. stock exchanges, including the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq and Bats Global Markets, along with high-frequency traders, manipulated the U.S. equities markets. U.S. District Court Judge Jesse Furman of the Southern District of New York previously dismissed the litigation in 2015, citing immunity protections for the exchanges that he believed prevented the case from moving forward.
Writing for the Second Circuit panel, Judge John Walker Jr., of the New York federal appeals court disagreed with the lower court and held that the law does not support immunity for the exchanges. The Court concluded that plaintiffs pled more than mere aiding and abetting—rather, plaintiffs alleged that Defendants were co-participants in the manipulative scheme, which they themselves benefited from. The Court remanded the case for further proceedings, allowing claims in the consolidated group of class actions to move forward. Investors in the case are represented by Motley Rice and co-counsel at Robbins Geller and Labaton Sucharow.
Inspired by Michael Lewis' acclaimed 2014 novel "Flash Boys," the litigation alleges the stock exchanges gained hundreds of millions of dollars a year in fees for developing technology that exploited a microsecond-long lag in the market, giving computerized, high-speed trading firms an edge over traditional investors.
"By reinstating this case, the Court is allowing plaintiffs' claims that the U.S. stock exchanges are unfairly benefitting high-frequency traders and themselves to go forward. We look forward to the next phase of this litigation," said Motley Rice securities attorney Joshua Littlejohn.
Motley Rice securities attorneys have represented and secured settlements for investors who have suffered losses due to alleged fraud and manipulation. If you are an investor and believe you were affected by the alleged scheme, you may reach Josh Littlejohn or Meredith Weatherby by email or call 1-800-768-4026 to discuss the litigation.

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The SAB members, CDT staff, and cohorts await the start of the seminars.
On the 11th of November 2016, three members of the strategic advisory board (SAB) for the CDT in NGCM arrived at Boldrewood Campus. These were: Daniel Smith from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), which provides funding for the CDT; Prof. Colin Please of Oxford University, who is also a director of a different EPSRC funded CDT; and Dirk Gorissen of Oxbotica, who has a vast experience in R&D and is a co-founder of the UK society of Research Software Engineers.
Each of the talks was well received, and stirred many questions from the members of the board, with good discussions on applicability and research directions following each.
Paul Chambers of cohort 1 talking with Daniel Smith from EPSRC.
After the talks had finished, everyone present engaged in an informal lunch whilst meeting and talking with one another. There were conference styled posters displaying the progress of research projects from cohorts 1 and 2, as well as profiles of cohort 3 describing themselves and the projects they will undertake in 2017. It could be easily seen that members of all cohorts were engaging with the SAB members, discussing various topics from their backgrounds, their research, and their views on the CDT itself. An exhibition table was also set up to display some of the work being done at the CDT which included: the Minecraft with PythonTool Mod, a field-programmable gate array, and a model UAV wing from aerospace modelling and design.
Exhibition of items from projects being undertaken at the CDT NGCM.


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In the Headlines: #MeToo: Women Speak Out Against Sexual Assault, 1st Edition
It started with an article and grew into a movement. #MeToo was born in the wake of a Pulitzer-prize winning New York Times investigative report on producer Harvey Weinstein's habitual sexual harassment of young women. The hashtag empowered women around the world to share their stories of sexual assault and abuse. Corporations responded by firing dozens of accused CEOs, media moguls, and movie stars, and politicians responded by sponsoring legislation against sexual harassment. This collection of articles tracks the movement from its start. It looks at the international response and inevitable criticism, as well as the future of the movement.
The Start of the #MeToo Movement.
1: Harvey Weinstein Paid Off Sexual Harassment Accusers for Decades.
2: Statement from Harvey Weinstein.
3: Harvey Weinstein's Fall Opens the Floodgates in Hollywood.
4: #MeToo Floods Social Media with Stories of Harassment and Assault.
5: The Raw Power of #MeToo.
6: The Woman Who Created #MeToo Long before Hashtags.
7: The 'Click' Moment: How the Weinstein Scandal Unleashed a Tsunami.
8: 'The Silence Breakers' Named Time's Person of the Year for 2017.
The International Response to #MeToo.
9: France Considers Fines for Catcalls as Women Speak Out on Harassment.
10: 'Revolt' in France against Sexual Harassment Hits Cultural Resistance.
11: A #MeToo Moment for the European Parliament.
12: Yes, It Happens in Sweden, #Too.
13: In Italy, #MeToo Is More Like 'Meh'.
14: The #MeToo Moment: What Happened After Women Broke the Silence Elsewhere?.
15: In Canada, a 'Perfect Storm' for a #MeToo Reckoning.
The Effects of #MeToo.
16: Men at Work Wonder if They Overstepped with Women, Too.
17: Gymnastics Doctor Who Abused Patients Gets 60 Years for Child Pornography.
18: Larry Nassar Is Sentenced to Another 40 to 125 Years in Prison.
19: Mea Culpa. Kinda Sorta..
20: Alabama Women 'Make a Stand' in First Election of the #MeToo Era.
21: The Politics of #HimToo.
22: Microsoft Moves to End Secrecy in Sexual Harassment Claims.
23: Business Schools Now Teaching #MeToo, N.F.L. Protests and Trump.
24: The Patriarchs Are Falling. The Patriarchy Is Stronger Than Ever..
25: Powerful Hollywood Women Unveil Anti-Harassment Action Plan.
26: #MeToo Has Done What the Law Could Not.
Criticism of the #MeToo Movement.
27: Matt Damon Draws Rebukes for Comments on the #MeToo Movement.
28: When #MeToo Goes Too Far.
29: Publicly, We Say #MeToo. Privately, We Have Misgivings..
30: Catherine Deneuve and Others Denounce the #MeToo Movement.
31: Catherine Deneuve Apologizes to Victims after Denouncing #MeToo.
32: Trump, Saying 'Mere Allegation' Ruins Lives, Appears to Doubt #MeToo Movement.
33: #MeToo and the Marketing of Female Narrative.
What's Next?.
34: Dear Men: It's You, Too.
35: The #MeToo Stories We're Not Hearing.
36: The Conversation: Seven Women Discuss Work, Fairness, Sex and Ambition.
37: Russell Simmons, R. Kelly, and Why Black Women Can't Say #MeToo.
38: Should We Forgive the Men Who Assaulted Us?.
39: The #MeToo Moment: What's Next?.
40: The #MeToo Moment: I'm a Straight Man. Now What?.
41: Sexual Misconduct Spurs New Elections: The #MeToo Races.
42: #MeToo Called for an Overhaul. Are Workplaces Really Changing?.


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FAA Top Level Organization Chart headed by Administrator Daniel K. Elwell
www.georgesarkisian.com
https://patch.com/new-york/riverhead/lawmakers-meet-demand-faa-public-hearing-helicopter-noise
"The purpose is simple — to demand that East End residents have the actual public hearing they were promised and which is required by law."
By Lisa Finn, Patch Staff | Nov 26, 2018 8:34 pm ET
RIVERHEAD, NY — Elected officials and residents are joining forces to hold the Federal Aviation Administration's feet to the proverbial fire and demand a public hearing on helicopter noise, as required by law.
East End elected officials are slated to hold a press conference on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Iron Pier Beach on Pier Ave. in Jamesport with Riverhead Town Supervisor Laura Jens-Smith, Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell, Suffolk County Legislators Al Krupski and Bridget Fleming, New York State Assemblyman Fred Thiele and others in attendance.
The goal, Jens-Smith said in a release, is for those in attendance to state their "opposition and frustration to the FAA's reluctance to hold an open and fair public hearing on the issue of helicopter noise."
According to Teresa McCaskie of the Southold Town helicopter noise committee, civic leaders will join the elected officials present to demand that the Federal Administration Association provide a public hearing as required by the 2018 FAA Reauthorization bill, which was signed by President Donald Trump.
"The FAA instead came to Riverhead to offer a 'workshop' type of meeting on Nov. 13, which resulted in many residents being angry at the forum type of 'meeting,'" she said. "The FAA cannot change the law, as signed by the president, based on Congressman Lee Zeldin's legislation. Helicopter noise is destroying the East End."
After the meeting in Riverhead, Southold Town Councilman Bob Ghosio also expressed disappointment.
"The FAA event in Riverhead wasn't anything near what everyone thought it should be, based on the legislation," Ghosio said. "I'd hoped they were there to acknowledge the problem and solicit comments toward the end of solving the noise issues. None of that happened. A hearing is mandated and I find it insulting to the residents of Southold and the north fork that the FAA tried to skirt the requirement by putting together a dog and pony show to 'educate' us about the North Shore Route. Anyone who went there to be heard didn't need to be educated on a subject they already intimately know and have lived with the consequences of for years now. They need to be heard. Period."
McCaskie said a similar meeting had been planned for Queens residents, but was canceled due to a snowstorm on Nov. 14.
"The FAA has yet to reschedule the 'meeting.' This is wrong!" she said. "The residents of Queens, who are inundated with helicopter noise daily to and from the Hamptons, are also entitled to a public hearing and not a workshop. The FAA cannot change the law."
Russell said, of Wednesday's event: "The purpose is simple. To demand that the East End residents have the actual public hearing they were promised and that which is required by law."
Despite a vocal outcry from elected officials and residents alike over a series of "workshops"held by the Federal Aviation Administration on helicopter noise and assessment of the North Shore Helicopter Route, instead of public hearings lawmakers say are required by law — so far, the FAA has not confirmed that public hearings would be held.
When asked for comment last week, the FAA said: "We are reviewing the request."
After the workshops, held in Riverhead and Garden City, Zeldin fired back and sent a letter to FAA Eastern Region Regional Administrator Jennifer Solomon: "From the North Shore Helicopter Route's planning to its continued use, the FAA has flat out ignored the residents directly affected, and, although the FAA is now forced to listen as enshrined in federal law, these 'workshops' have given Long Islanders a bad case of deja vu," Zeldin said.
"These 'workshops' fail to comply with the public hearing mandated in my legislative proposal which is now law, and many strongly believe they were seemingly formatted to stifle the true negative impact of this route," Zeldin said. "The FAA was required by law to hold a public hearing within 30 days of enactment of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018, which was signed into law on Oct. 5, 2018. It is imperative that the FAA schedule this public hearing immediately, and address the concerns and improve the quality of life of impacted Long Islanders."
To read the entire letter from Zeldin, click here.
Russell agreed: "The FAA must hold a public hearing. The 'forum' the other evening was nothing more than a dog and pony show. The card table where you could submit comments in writing was the biggest insult. An FAA rep sitting at a folding table taking your written statements, then putting them in a cardboard box that looked like one she probably pulled off the pile at BJ's," Russell said. "Yes, they should hold a public hearing. The other night was a waste of everyone's time and just created more animus."
Bob Bittner, who also attended the workshop in Riverhead, spoke out: "A 'public hearing' is run by a public agency with the expressed reason to gather public testimony from which reasoned decisions could be based on issues brought before it and the community," he said. "The Reauthorization Act is the issue at hand. It was signed into law on Oct. 5 to, among other things, look into specific aspects of the 'Mandatory North Shore Route,' a route of dubious necessity. The law requires a 'public hearing' to gather information on altitudes of the route, alternative routes including an all South Shore route, and noise levels impacting communities on the route," he said.
The FAA, he added, did not follow a major aspect or intent of the law but instead held informational "meetings" in "the darkness of night in 'some' of the impacted communities to show data collected on the route in question. It was a one-sided gathering of quickly mobilized FAA low level operatives, many brought from out of state standing around answering questions on the presented data. Southold's senior citizen voice was stymied by holding the meeting in Riverhead in darkness, knowing full well most seniors do not drive in darkness," Bittner said.
He added: "Southold is probably the most impacted community under the flight path. Yet no attempt was made to hold a public hearing within the borders of this community. This action by the FAA continues to prove it is acting in an adversarial role rather than gathering testimony from the public from which to act upon the Reauthorization Act intent, to modify, adjust, add additional regulation, or provide an alternative route for travel via helicopter from New York City to East End airports."
Concerns were raised after the FAA announced three meetings on Long Island and in Flushing over helicopter noise, with the aim of reconsidering the North Shore Route. Some demanded to know why the FAA had scheduled meetings, and not public hearings, as required by law.
"My North Shore helicopter route legislation is the law of the land, and the FAA must abide by that," said Zeldin. "As the details of the FAA's public comment process come together, I will continue to hold their feet to the fire to ensure that every last voice is heard."
The law, Zeldin said, requires a public hearing and public comment session.
"A workshop idea can very well complement a public hearing, but there's no way it can or will be in lieu of a public hearing to receive oral testimony," Zeldin said. "That's not an option by law, by me, and for many others. The best path forward is an all water route over the Atlantic Ocean and it will be most important for impacted residents to submit oral and/or written testimony throughout this upcoming public comment period to ensure that this North Shore helicopter route is reassessed and a better path forward is pursued."
According to Zeldin, the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018, which included the congressman's legislative proposal to require the FAA to reassess the North Shore Route to address the noise impact on affected communities, improve altitude enforcement, and consider alternative routes, including an all water route over the Atlantic Ocean, requires the FAA hold a public comment period and public hearing in the community for residents to voice their concerns.
Residents can submit their comments as part of the mandated public comment period, which ends on Jan. 2, 2019, here, Zeldin said.
When asked previously, earlier in the month, about the questions regarding hearings, an FAA spokesperson responded: "We are going to hold three forums to afford members of the public the opportunity to provide comments about the North Shore Helicopter Route. That's consistent with the purpose of the directive, which is to get feedback from the impacted communities. Additionally, subject matter experts will staff the events, so people, if they like, can engage directly with the FAA. They can ask questions, make a statement to FAA personnel, or submit a formal comment."
Officials have said there is a need for residents to stand up and be heard at the hearings; at a recent Southold town board work session, a helicopter noise discussion was held with McCaskie and attorney James Harmon, who also sits on town's helicopter noise steering committee.
"We need to get the information out that we need people to attend. The FAA needs to see the level of opposition that is out here to the North Shore route," Russell said.
Russell said although not everyone might be able to attend in person, residents should send "hundreds of emails" and "raise holy hell."
Russell asked of the all water route was feasible.
Harmon said a test run was done in 2011 that indicated the all-water route was feasible but cost a little more, with helicopter passengers paying perhaps $575 per seat instead of $540.
McCaskie said despite references to a tower that might make the Atlantic Route not viable, an assessment in East Hampton Town has shown that the "Atlantic Route is safe," and can be used, she said.
Harmon said if that route is feasible from a flight point of view it can be used, otherwise, maybe pilots can fly around Plum Island, he said.
McCaskie also pointed out that there has been an admission that most flights were routed through the North Fork, instead of a 50/50 split; she added that a twin engine helicopter can go around Plum Island to East Hampton over water, rather than over the Orient causeway, or fly over the Atlantic Ocean without any issues.
The hearings follow a victory earlier in October after President Donald Trump signed into law a proposal by Zeldin that requires the FAA to reassess the North Shore Route and pursue an all-water route over the Atlantic Ocean.
Upon Congressional passage of the legislation, local lawmakers applauded the news.
"The ever increasing number of helicopters over Southold has devastated the quality of life for our residents. Southold has become a doormat to the helicopter operators as they head to and from the Hamptons," Russell said. "Rep. Zeldin's amendment is a common sense approach that will provide immediate relief to our community. I urge the FAA to follow the Congressman's lead and help him restore the quality of life of the people of Southold."
Southampton Supervisor Jay Schneiderman agreed. "Anything that will provide relief from helicopter noise will be welcome news for residents of the region."
Jens-Smith said helicopter noise during the busy summer months has exponentially increased over Riverhead in the past several years.
"These helicopters tend to fly the same routes when navigating overland resulting in helicopters passing overhead every five to 10 minutes," she said. "The noise created is so loud and disturbing that it can drown out your TV, or even shake pictures off your wall if you are inside. And outside is even worse, requiring you to stop your conversations until after the helicopters have passed. The intended routes for these flights is to avoid the land, and head out over the water to reach their destinations. In practice this is not what happens. I applaud this bipartisan effort to finally bring relief to Riverhead residents."
Shelter Island Supervisor Gary Gerth said the issue is of the most important for the residents of Shelter Island, who have been adversely impacted by persistent helicopter noise. "This common sense legislation is great news for Shelter Island and our entire region and will have such a positive impact on Long Islanders day-to-day quality of life," he said.
East Hampton Town Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc said Congressional attention to the problem of aircraft noise over the East End is appreciated and warranted. "We look forward to continued discussions and meaningful improvement," he said.
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https://www.faa.gov/airports/great_lakes/about_airports/agl_600/
Great Lakes Region - Office of the Director, AGL-600
Office of the Division Manager, AGL-600
2300 East Devon Avenue
Voice: (847) 294-7272 Fax: (847) 294-7036
Office of the Director, AGL-600 Title Name (email) Phone 2017 salary
Director, Susan Mowery-Schalk, 847-294-7272, susan.mowery-schalk@faa.gov, $192,362
Deputy Director, Jim Keefer 847-294-7055, jim.keefer@faa.gov, james.keefer@faa.gov, $189,931
Secretary, Theresa Bonk, 847-294-7272, theresa.bonk@faa.gov,
Administrative Officer, Geralyn Zachas, 847-294-7273 geralyn.zachas@faa.gov, $103,232
Program Analyst, Jeannette Felkins, 847-294-8446 jennette.felkins@faa.gov,
Air Traffic Controller, Ronald W. Wood, 440-251-0353, ronald.wood@faa.gov, $185,029
Air Traffic Controller, James Frank Arrighi, 202-567-1284, james.arrighi@faa.gov, $180,178
https://gizmodo.com/faa-is-doing-nothing-about-continued-boeing-dreamliner-1738751945
FAA is doing nothing about Boeing Dreamliner
https://www.aviationtoday.com/2016/01/25/dot-ig-faa-failing-to-cost-effectively-implement-nextgen-tech/
FAA failing to cost effectively implement nextgen tech
http://www.baselinemag.com/c/a/Projects-Processes/The-Ugly-History-of-Tool-Development-at-the-FAA
The Ugly History of tool Development at the FAA
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mikeboyd/2015/12/30/the-air-traffic-control-system-privatizing-a-failed-faa-nextgen-program-is-bad-for-america/#1ce92c8a1c6d
A failed FAA nextgen program
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-06-21/air-traffic-control-hiring-scandal-evidence-broader-affirmative-action-failures
FAA hiring scandal
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/faa-computer-failure-disrupts-travel/
FAA computer failure
http://aviationweek.com/commercial-aviation/opinion-air-traffic-control-s-93000-question
FAA's $93,000 question
http://helicopterforum.verticalreference.com/topic/14512-faa-written-test-failures-spike/
FAA written test failures spike
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-06/faa-s-failure-to-stop-seat-shrinkage-targeted-by-passenger-group
FAA fails to stop seat shrinkage
https://www.toledoblade.com/opinion/Editorials/2015/08/17/FAA-failure/stories/20150816201
FAA failures stories
http://www.oredigger61.org/?p=4263
9-11: NORAD and FAA Timelines; in perspective
https://www.aviationpros.com/article/10239806/staying-legal-another-failed-faa-safety-program
Another failed FAA safety program
https://transportation.house.gov/calendar/eventsingle.aspx?EventID=400391
A Review of the Federal Aviation Administration's Air Traffic Controller Hiring, Staffing and Training Plans
http://historycommons.org/essay.jsp?article=essayairdefense
The Failure to Defend the Skies on 9/11
http://aireform.com/faas-nextgen-failure-a-case-study-in-phoenix/
FAA nextgen failure in Phoenix
https://www.planeandpilotmag.com/article/fundamental-failure-faa/#.W_mAsPZFzcs
FAA fundamental failure
https://generalaviationnews.com/2010/12/01/congressmen-say-faa-failures-threaten-nextgen/
FAA nextgen failures
https://digwithin.net/2011/04/27/wall-street-lawyer-and-the-special-ops-hijack-coordinator/
FAA Failure on 9/11: The Wall Street Lawyer and the JSOC Hijack Coordinator
http://aireform.com/faas-msaw-failures-16-years-and-no-progress/
FAA's MSAW Failures: 16 years and no progress?
https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/AccidentReports/Pages/AAR1404.aspx
NTSB FAA investigations
https://gflorencescott.wordpress.com/tag/faa-failures/
Oversight Broken, Broken, Broken, Particularly in Texas
http://911truth.org/september-11th-advocates-statement-on-faa-failures/
Advocate statements on FAA failures
https://www.123helpme.com/view.asp?id=43891
The Failures of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
https://runwaygirlnetwork.com/2018/02/02/ntsb-highlights-faa-failures-in-too-close-for-comfort-american-767-evacuation/
FAA failures are too close for comfort
https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/editorials/2017/09/28/eliminate-secrets-our-skies/imDkR6LbYQvLp7ZMF9veNI/story.html
Spotlight revealed FAA's failures. Here's how to eliminate them.
https://www.dailybulletin.com/2018/01/13/faa-lake-arrowhead-residents-to-discuss-airplane-flight-path-change/
Lake Arrowhead residents asks for cooperation from FAA
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/dr-gridlock/wp/2018/05/14/d-c-residents-ask-for-rehearing-in-reagan-national-airport-airplane-noise-case/?utm_term=.12106f0a5d81
Washington D.C. residents ask for cooperation from FAA
https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/burien-residents-intensify-fight-with-the-faa-over-airplane-noise/791417986
Burien, Washington residents intensify fight with the FAA over airplane noise
https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/faa-flight-changes-continue-to-affect-residents/743395245
FAA flight changes continue to affect Charlotte, North Carolina residents
http://hwchronicle.com/resident-oppose-faa/
Studio City, California Residents oppose FAA
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/trafficandcommuting/appeals-court-rules-against-dc-residents-in-fight-over-noise-from-national-airport/2018/03/27/470c52e6-31df-11e8-8abc-22a366b72f2d_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.c1e6298a18db
Appeals court rules against D.C. residents in fight over noise from National Airport
https://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/oct/07/point-loma-residents-protest-plane-route-change/
Point Loma, California Residents Protest Plane Route Change
http://www.sfexaminer.com/safai-wants-sfo-silence-unrelenting-airplane-noise/
Airport called on to silence 'unrelenting' airplane noise
http://www.cbs8.com/story/34144553/san-diegans-are-tired-of-airport-noise-and-tired-of-complaining
San Diegans are tired of airport noise
http://www.cbs8.com/story/33499473/residents-air-frustrations-over-flight-path-changes
San Diegans air frustrations over flight path changes
https://consumerist.com/2017/09/13/governor-asks-state-ag-to-sue-feds-over-airport-noise/
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan asked Attorney General Brian Frosh to sue the Federal Aviation Administration over the noise from aircraf
https://fox5sandiego.com/2016/09/02/faa-rejects-proposed-lindbergh-field-flight-path-changes/
San Diegans reject proposed Lindbergh Field flight path changes
http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/government/ph-ac-cn-bwi-flights-0517-20170516-story.html
The problems were caused by a change the administration made in 2014, when the Next Generation Air Transportation System was implemented, the residents said.
http://www.rttnews.com/2706120/faa-to-hold-socal-metroplex-public-briefings-in-la-san-diego-and-orange-county.aspx
FAA to held Southern California public briefings
http://www.laist.com/2016/10/26/culver_city_sues_faa.php
Culver City, California sues FAA
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/bs-md-hogan-frosh-faa-20170912-story.html
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan directed Attorney General Brian E. Frosh on Tuesday to sue the Federal Aviation Administration over new flight patterns at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport.
http://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/tn-dpt-me-faa-lawsuit-20161028-story.html
Newport Beach sues FAA over proposed flight routes
http://www.dailycamera.com/guest-opinions/ci_30951156/pamela-barsam-brown-now-is-time-battle-faa
Pamela Barsam Brown: Now is the time to battle FAA over south Boulder air route
https://www.marketscreener.com/NEXTGEN-INC-11551399/news/Nextgen-Rep-Peters-Helps-Pass-FAA-Reauthorization-With-Noise-Mitigation-Requirements-for-Increas-26451824/
The bill also contains measures to address airplane noise including studies to better understand the effect of noise on communities, programs to address the specific subsets of noise impacts, and the funding to execute these programs.
https://patch.com/california/lagunabeach/laguna-beach-newport-beach-file-suit-against-faa-metroplex-changing-flight
Laguna Beach and Newport Beach file suit against FAA
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-culver-lawsuit-20161027-story.html
Culver City, California lawsuit against FAA
http://www.wbal.com/article/300740/3/outside-legal-firm-to-take-action-against-faa-on-bwi-noise-complaints
Legal Firm to take action against FAA
https://www.marketscreener.com/news/City-of-Laguna-Beach-CA-Laguna-Beach-and-FAA-Settle-Metroplex-Litigation--25857857/
Laguna Beach and the FAA
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/howard/ellicott-city/ph-ho-roundtable-report-20180313-story.html
Baltimore Citizens group annual report says FAA 'disowns responsibility' for BWI noise
https://www.dispatch.com/news/20180918/nextgen-air-traffic-control-debuts-in-cleveland-columbus-coming-next-year
Columbus, Ohio Nextgen changes delayed again.


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Helping Children's Hospitals Use...
Helping Children's Hospitals Use a Program to Improve Communication with Families
PCORI funds Dissemination and Implementation projects to increase awareness and promote the use of PCORI research findings to improve healthcare practices and health outcomes. This project is proposing to conduct dissemination and implementation activities for the results of the research project: Does a Patient- and Family-Centered Hospital Communications Program Reduce Medical Errors?.
This project is in progress.
What were the results from the original PCORI study?
The research team created a program for hospitals called Patient- and Family-Centered I-PASS to help doctors and nurses communicate with families during rounds. Rounds are daily meetings when doctors and nurses review patients' progress and come up with a plan for the day. During rounds, staff may use confusing medical terms; they don't always ask families for input or questions, or make sure the family understands the plan. With the I-PASS program, the team trained doctors and nurses to communicate better on rounds and to actively include patients and families. At the end of rounds, the doctors and nurses gave families written summaries about what was discussed. At seven children's hospitals, patients had fewer harmful medical errors after staff used the program. Families and nurses also reported better communication on rounds.
Why is this research finding important?
Medical errors and adverse events in hospitals are common. Thousands of patients die from them each year. Poor communication is a major cause of many of the most serious adverse events. This research showed that staff communication with families can improve safety for children in the hospital.
What is the goal of this project?
The project team is working to help 21 hospitals that care for children use Patient- and Family-Centered I-PASS.
What is the project team doing?
Each hospital is working with a team of mentors from the Society for Hospital Medicine to help hospital staff put Patient- and Family-Centered I-PASS in place in a way that works with how the hospital delivers care. Each hospital has doctors, nurses, and family members who work to make I-PASS part of care in one or two hospital units over 18 months.
How is the team evaluating this project?
The project team is observing rounds at each hospital. They want to see how hospital staff include families in rounds, such as whether they ask families about topics that could help keep patients safe. Also, the team is tracking patient safety and families' experiences with care.
How is the team involving patients and others in making sure the findings reach people who use them?
Families, doctors, nurses, educators, and researchers are part of the project team and serve as mentors at all 21 hospitals. The project team is working with national organizations on patient safety, nursing, children's health, and healthcare quality to share the results of the I-PASS program.
Learn more about PCORI's Dissemination and Implementation program here.
Related PCORI-funded Research Project
Does a Patient- and Family-Centered Hospital Communications Program Reduce Medical Errors?
Note: Results from the original project have completed PCORI's Peer Review and are available here.
Communicating Effectively With Hospitalized Patients and Families During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Pediatric Clinics of North America
Patient- and Family-Centered Care: Leveraging Best Practices to Improve the Care of Hospitalized Children
Hearing All Voices in Planning a Child's Hospital Care
A PCORI-funded team folded parents into daily care conversations with doctors and nurses at pediatric units in hospitals, leading to a marked reduction in medical errors and an improvement in patient care. Now, with this PCORI Dissemination and Implementation Award, the project team is spreading the program to 21 hospitals across the country.
Implementing a Family-Centered Communication Strategy to Improve Patient Safety (above)
Following the results of a PCORI-funded study that showed family-centered hospital rounds could reduce medical errors and improve care processes, Christopher Landrigan is working to implement his program more broadly through a PCORI-funded Dissemination and Implementation Award.
Christopher Landrigan, MD, MPH
In progress; Recruitment not applicable
Disseminating and Implementing Patient- and Family-Centered I-PASS to Improve Patient Safety
The Children's Hospital Corporation
Implementation Project (Limited Competition D&I PFA)
Implementation of PCORI-Funded Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Results (Limited PCORI Funding Announcement)


LE DONK & SCOR-ZAY-ZEE is gonzo film-making at its best, and proves that you don't need millions of squids worth of CGI effects or a three hour Oscar-bait weepie to have good time at the cinema. Director Shane Meadows specialises in movies that simultaneously capture the grimy truth and everyday humour of life in Britain, and he's at it again in this short-ish feature - a movie that's more like his little character study/short NORTHERN SOUL than the more deliberate features like MADE IN BRITAIN and DEAD MAN'S SHOES. LE DONK is a mockumentary, with the real life Shane playing a fictional Shane, shooting a documentary about a Midlands roadie called Nicholas aka Le Donk, and his side-kick, wannabe rapper Scor-zay-zee aka Dean. We follow the hapless, vain, but ultimately love-able duo as Nicholas/Le Donk becomes a dad and Scor-zay-zee gets the chance to open for the "Artical Monkeys". This is a movie for everyone who laughed at Goldie Looking Chain and loves Spinal Tap and likes to see raw talent play itself out on screen. More power to Paddy Considine and more power to Shane Meadows. Now, can we have another proper full length movie please?!
LE DONK & SCOR-ZAY-ZEE is currently on release in the UK.


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Local college football previews: Towson clashes with Stony Brook; Morgan State tangles with South Carolina State
By Edward Lee
| The Baltimore Sun |
Oct 05, 2018 | 10:00 AM
LB Damare' Whitaker, middle, and the rest of his Morgan State football teammates will welcome South Carolina State to Hughes Stadium on Saturday in the Bears' home opener. (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun)
NO. 13 STONY BROOK (4-1, 2-0 Colonial Athletic Association) @ NO. 23 TOWSON (3-1, 1-0)
When: Saturday, 4 p.m.
Site: Johnny Unitas Stadium
Video: CollegeSportsLive/CBS Digital
Radio: CBS Sports Radio 1300 AM
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Series: Stony Brook leads, 3-2
What's at stake: Vaulting two spots in the latest STATS Football Championship Subdivision poll after Saturday's 44-27 victory over The Citadel, Towson seeks its first 2-0 start in the CAA since 2013 and a chance to extend its winning streak to three games. Standing in the way is Stony Brook, which is riding a four-game winning streak. But the Seawolves had to rally from a 21-point deficit to edge then-No. 13 Villanova, 29-27, on Saturday. Home has not been kind to the Tigers, who have lost to Stony Brook in two meetings at Johnny Unitas Stadium. The Seawolves won last year's game, 25-17, on Sept. 23.
Key matchup: Towson boasts the second-most prolific scoring offense in the CAA, averaging 36.2 points under the direction of redshirt junior Tom Flacco, who was named STATS National Player of the Week after running for a school quarterback-record 185 yards and two touchdowns and passing for another two scores. Stony Brook ranks fourth in the league in scoring defense, allowing only 20.4 points per game. Which unit will exert its will?
Player to watch: The Seawolves lead the CAA in rushing thanks to the senior duo of Jordan Gowins and Donald Liotine. Gowins leads the conference at 114.4 yards per game, while Liotine ranks third at 91 yards per game. Both players have three 100-yard rushing games this season.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (0-4, 0-1 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) @ MORGAN STATE (1-3, 0-0)
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Site: Hughes Stadium
Video: ESPN3
Radio: WEAA 88.9 FM
Series: South Carolina State leads, 31-6-1
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What's at stake: Morgan State returns from its bye week looking for its first MEAC-opening win since 2016. That feat will depend largely on whether the Bears can turn back a little bit of history against South Carolina State, which has won 10 of the past 11 meetings, including a 35-14 rout on Oct. 6, 2017. The Bulldogs enjoyed a mini-bye of their own as they have not played since Sept. 27, when they fell, 31-16, to No. 11 North Carolina A&T — which Morgan State upended, 16-13, on Sept. 22. South Carolina State's associate head coach and wide receivers coach is Fred Farrier, who was the Bears head coach last season.
Key matchup: Morgan State has averaged 15 points so far, which ranks seventh in the MEAC. That's alarming, but not nearly as bad as South Carolina State's output of 7.2 points, which includes three games in which the offense failed to score more than seven. Scoring might be a premium for both sides, but the Bears and Bulldogs have surrendered 30 and 30.8 points, respectively, on defense.
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Player to watch: This game will feature two of the top tackling linebackers in the MEAC. Morgan State senior Damare' Whitaker leads the league in tackles per game with 10 and has a sack. South Carolina State sophomore Chad Gilchrist ranks fifth with 7.3.
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Home Bankruptcy Court A Quick Look Into Bankruptcy Court Jurisdictions
A Quick Look Into Bankruptcy Court Jurisdictions
With so many bankruptcy court cases facing
our country annually, there must be organs of the Federal judiciary to which this responsibility can be more
evenly distributed. Indeed, for every state, United States territory, and even
the District of Columbia, there are bankruptcy districts.
Including the court specifically representing
the District of Columbia, there are twelve district court circuits composed of
94 separate districts that preside over bankruptcy court cases in America. The
eleven numbered circuits into which the fifty states are fit are organized
based on geographic proximity. For example, the Second Circuit is comprised of Connecticut,
New York, and Vermont, and the Eighth Circuit is made up of Arkansas, Iowa,
Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Regarding overseas U.S. territories,
meanwhile, Puerto Rico is assigned to the First Circuit, the Virgin Islands to
the Third Circuit, and Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands to the Ninth
District.
Just looking at how these
geographically-oriented districts are organized, it is clear that the circuits
with oversight over all bankruptcy court cases in its region are not
exactly evenly distributed. Going back to the examples of the Second and Eight
Circuits, the former has but three states under its domain, but the latter has
governance of a full seven. The disparity is yet larger between the D.C.
Circuit, which does not even represent a whole state, and the Ninth Circuit,
which includes nine states and two territories.
Each court has its own bankruptcy court
records, which makes them hard to review at large and at length. However,
efforts are still made by certain organizations to compile more comprehensive
analyses of these bankruptcy court records.
The official service of the Federal judiciary that is tasked with the assembly of
known bankruptcy court records is the Public Access to Court Electronic
Records system (PACER). PACER's mission is to provide public access (for a fee)
to case and docket information for all hearings in Federal courts, including bankruptcy court cases. In
addition, West's Bankruptcy Reporter independently puts
together volumes of bankruptcy court records, also with cost.
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The Church Has a New Flock!
This church, which happens to be where my husband and I got married over forty years ago, seems to have acquired a new flock. I tried to count the number of congregants in this gathering, but they just wouldn't sit still. The number was well over one hundred!
I'm glad nature doesn't seem to hold to segregation of the species, at least not in this place. Here, we see geese, ducks, pigeons, and sparrows, all content to forage together. I'm sure there were gulls nearby too. If only humans had such tolerance.
I'm certain, though, if their offspring were under threat by another form of wildlife, these birds would become very protective, but that's the God placed instinct of the animal world, and humankind alike.


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Q: MTKView Transparency I can't make my MTKView clear its background. I've set the view's and its layer's isOpaque to false, background color to clear and tried multiple solutions found on google/stackoverflow (most in the code below like loadAction and clearColor of color attachment) but nothing works.
All the background color settings seem to be ignored. Setting loadAction and clearColor of MTLRenderPassColorAttachmentDescriptor does nothing.
I'd like to have my regular UIView's drawn under the MTKView. What am I missing?
            // initialization
            let metal = MTKView(frame: self.view.bounds)
            metal.device = MTLCreateSystemDefaultDevice()
            self.renderer = try! MetalRenderer(mtkView: metal)
            metal.delegate = self.renderer
            self.view.addSubview(metal);

import Foundation
import MetalKit
import simd

public enum MetalError: Error {
    case mtkViewError
    case renderError
}

internal class MetalRenderer: NSObject, MTKViewDelegate {
    private let commandQueue: MTLCommandQueue;
    private let pipelineState: MTLRenderPipelineState
    private var viewportSize: SIMD2<UInt32> = SIMD2(x: 10, y: 10);
    private weak var mtkView: MTKView?

    init(mtkView: MTKView) throws {

        guard let device = mtkView.device else {
            print("device not found error")
            throw MetalError.mtkViewError
        }
        self.mtkView = mtkView

        // Load all the shader files with a .metal file extension in the project.
        guard let defaultLibrary = device.makeDefaultLibrary() else {
            print("Could not find library")
            throw MetalError.mtkViewError
        }
        let vertexFunction = defaultLibrary.makeFunction(name: "vertexShader")
        let fragmentFunction = defaultLibrary.makeFunction(name: "fragmentShader")

        mtkView.layer.isOpaque = false;
        mtkView.layer.backgroundColor = UIColor.clear.cgColor
        mtkView.isOpaque = false;
        mtkView.backgroundColor = .clear

        let pipelineStateDescriptor = MTLRenderPipelineDescriptor();
        pipelineStateDescriptor.label = "Pipeline";
        pipelineStateDescriptor.vertexFunction = vertexFunction;
        pipelineStateDescriptor.fragmentFunction = fragmentFunction;
        pipelineStateDescriptor.isAlphaToCoverageEnabled = true
        pipelineStateDescriptor.colorAttachments[0].pixelFormat = .bgra8Unorm;
        pipelineStateDescriptor.colorAttachments[0].isBlendingEnabled = true;
        pipelineStateDescriptor.colorAttachments[0].destinationRGBBlendFactor = .oneMinusSourceAlpha;
        pipelineStateDescriptor.colorAttachments[0].destinationAlphaBlendFactor = .oneMinusSourceAlpha;

        pipelineState = try! device.makeRenderPipelineState(descriptor: pipelineStateDescriptor);

        guard let queue = device.makeCommandQueue() else {
            print("make command queue error")
            throw MetalError.mtkViewError
        }
        commandQueue = queue
    }

    func mtkView(_ view: MTKView, drawableSizeWillChange size: CGSize) {
        viewportSize.x = UInt32(size.width)
        viewportSize.y = UInt32(size.height)
    }

    func draw(in view: MTKView) {

        let vertices: [Vertex] = [
            Vertex(position: SIMD3<Float>(x: 250.0, y: -250.0, z: 0)),
            Vertex(position: SIMD3<Float>(x: -250.0, y: -250.0, z: 0)),
            Vertex(position: SIMD3<Float>(x: 0.0, y: 250.0, z: 0)),
        ]

        guard let commandBuffer = commandQueue.makeCommandBuffer() else {
            print("Couldn't create command buffer")
            return
        }
        // Create a new command buffer for each render pass to the current drawable.
        commandBuffer.label = "MyCommand";

        // Obtain a renderPassDescriptor generated from the view's drawable textures.
        guard let renderPassDescriptor = view.currentRenderPassDescriptor else {
            print("Couldn't create render pass descriptor")
            return
        }

        guard let renderEncoder = commandBuffer.makeRenderCommandEncoder(descriptor: renderPassDescriptor) else {
            print("Couldn't create render encoder")
            return
        }

        renderPassDescriptor.colorAttachments[0].loadAction = .clear
        renderPassDescriptor.colorAttachments[0].clearColor = MTLClearColorMake(1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.5)

        renderEncoder.label = "MyRenderEncoder";
        // Set the region of the drawable to draw into.
        renderEncoder.setViewport(MTLViewport(originX: 0.0, originY: 0.0, width: Double(viewportSize.x), height: Double(viewportSize.y), znear: 0.0, zfar: 1.0))
        renderEncoder.setRenderPipelineState(pipelineState)

        // Pass in the parameter data.
        renderEncoder.setVertexBytes(vertices, length: MemoryLayout<Vertex>.size * vertices.count, index: Int(VertexInputIndexVertices.rawValue))
        renderEncoder.setVertexBytes(&viewportSize, length: MemoryLayout<SIMD2<UInt32>>.size, index: Int(VertexInputIndexViewportSize.rawValue))
        renderEncoder.drawPrimitives(type: MTLPrimitiveType.triangle, vertexStart: 0, vertexCount: 3)
        renderEncoder.endEncoding()

        // Schedule a present once the framebuffer is complete using the current drawable.
        guard let drawable = view.currentDrawable else {
            print("Couldn't get current drawable")
            return
        }

        commandBuffer.present(drawable)

        // Finalize rendering here & push the command buffer to the GPU.
        commandBuffer.commit()
    }
}

A: Thanks to Frank, the answer was to just set the clearColor property of the view itself, which I missed. I also removed most adjustments in the MTLRenderPipelineDescriptor, who's code is now:
    let pipelineStateDescriptor = MTLRenderPipelineDescriptor();
    pipelineStateDescriptor.label = "Pipeline";
    pipelineStateDescriptor.vertexFunction = vertexFunction;
    pipelineStateDescriptor.fragmentFunction = fragmentFunction;
    pipelineStateDescriptor.colorAttachments[0].pixelFormat =
    mtkView.colorPixelFormat;

Also no changes necessary to MTLRenderPassDescriptor from currentRenderPassDescriptor.
EDIT: Also be sure to set isOpaque property of MTKView to false too.


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Renee Zellweger the star of the film festival in Karlovy Vary
Jun 07, 2007 11:05 AM Filed under News , Festivals of films
The star of the 42nd International Film Festival Karlovy Vary will be the Academy Award winner Renee Zellweger (Bridget Jones's Diary, Chicago, Cold Mountain). During the gala evening on 29nd June she will hand over the Crystal Globe Award to the legend of Czech animation Bretislav Pojar.
She will also introduce her new movie Miss Potter, which is a bibliographical story about the author of popular children's books at the turn of the 19th and 20th century. For her performance in this film she was nominated for the Golden Globe Award.
The famous film festival in Karlovy Vary starts on 29th June 2007 and finishes on 7th July 2007. All those who wants to attend it, can find more information about the festival at the official sites here.
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Q: Trace back columns in calculated measures How do I trace back the actual columns used/joined in calculated measure? THe reason I am asking this question is, I am trying to write the equivalent TSQL query to verify the result with that of calculated measure.
So far, my approach has been a look up into the measure properties and find the table/view and the column name used. The joining column has been a difficult part (let s say it impossible for me), because the DSV looks very messy and is hard to follow the lines.
Any suggestions appreciated!

A: I suppose there is no hope of contacting the person who created the cube, or currently maintains it? If you are not familiar with the data warehouse the cube comes from, I can see why this would feel like a nightmare. There may be various procs/jobs which load data in.
One on-going problem in my last job was a customer upset that the cube totals did not match with the figures from other places in our web application. Each week there would be a debate between the OLAP team and the web team, to decide which value ws "right" and how we could explain the difference!


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ROAD WIDENING FORCES GOLDEN LAMB TO CLOSE UP
Anthony Colarossi of The Sentinel StaffTHE ORLANDO SENTINEL
TAVARES -- The family who have run the Golden Lamb Restaurant, a veritable Lake County dining institution, are about to stop serving home-style cooking after 31 years.
Their establishment is one apparent victim of the state's plan to widen U.S. Highway 441. The state Department of Transportation's takeover of the property is forcing the restaurant to close after business on Oct. 1, said Doug Tutin, one of the restaurant's operators.
The family drew retirees and regulars for more than three decades with their restaurant's buffet offerings and emphasis on healthful dishes.
"We're all pretty devastated by it. It's all we've really done," said Tutin, who said the restaurant has supported four families, including those of his parents, Louis and Marceline, and brothers, Jeff and Scott.
"It came down to the fact that they're going to demolish the building," Doug Tutin said. "There's no options, nothing up for discussion."
Tutin thinks the state will take over the property, which is owned by a third party, on Oct. 2. The business will be compensated by the state for the financial damages, but Tutin is not sure the family will be able to find another highly visible location with the same lucrative lease conditions.
"How do you find the exact same setup and the same lease?" Tutin asked. "It's hard to find something comparable. I don't want to work three times as hard to make the same kind of money."
The Tutin family started operating the Holiday House in Mount Dora in 1969. In 1983, the restaurant moved to the Tavares location at 321 W. Burleigh Blvd. [U.S. 441] and changed the name to the Golden Lamb.
Tutin said the decision to close had nothing to do with the success of the business or competition from new restaurants in the area.
"After 31 years, people know you," he said. "We have a great gathering and following."
Steve Homan, a DOT spokesman, confirmed the Golden Lamb property and others in the area are needed for water-retention areas required for the road-widening project. The $10 million project will widen U.S. 441 to six lanes between Lake Eustis Drive and Lakeshore Boulevard in Tavares. Construction is expected to start in June.
Golden Lamb will close just before its busy season would have started. Snowbirds usually flocked to the restaurant between December and April, Tutin said.
In anticipation of the closing, the restaurant has had to cancel 80 catering jobs planned for later in the year, he said. Though the restaurant operators knew the state road-widening would put them out of business eventually, they were not sure exactly when the state planned to take over the property.
"It's been going on for two years," Tutin said. "We've been doing business as usual."
Golden Lamb's large business sign announced the impending closing on Monday.
The message reflected the family's affectionate bond with their regular customers. It read: "Thanks for 31 years."


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Backstage Update – John Cena's Elbow Injury On RAW
The official WWE website is currently running a featured article talking about John Cena's elbow injury. Cena showed off the elbow on RAW, which he said "looks like a footall" and even had it taped up prior to the six-main tag main event on the show, according to the WWE website.
WWE.com noted, "Among the many surprises of tonight's Raw was an unexpected look at an injury the WWE Universe hadn't even known WWE Champion John Cena sustained:"
Despite the injury, WWE.com claims Cena's title defense at SummerSlam, as of right now, is not in jeopardy. "For now, it does not appear that Cena's title defense is in any danger, nor is his eligibility for SummerSlam. He can and has fought back through worse. As for whether he's truly at 100% when he puts his title on the line? That, at least, is no longer a given."
Check out the complete article at WWE.com.
For what it's worth, Cena's elbow has been in rough shape for awhile now. When he had surgery last year, doctors were said to have been "shocked" that he was still able to perform and lift weights. We're told he tweaked the elbow on the most recent overseas tour. That is why it was so visible on RAW.
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Are You On Commission?
May 2, 2016 | HVAC, Sales
The homeowner asked that question when the maintenance technician offered her a surge protector for her compressor. The technician hesitated for just a brief moment, which was noticed by me, and by the customer. He replied that he was not, which we both knew was not the case. The homeowner smiled and said she would think about it. It was an awkward moment to be sure.
Later, when we talked about it, the technician couldn't think of any good reason why he didn't acknowledge he received a small commission, other than he thought it might cause her to think he was only recommending it for the money that he would receive. My take on it was different. She had said a couple of times that she really appreciated him and that she only wanted him to work on her equipment. I thought her question was intended to make sure that he was rewarded in some way for his outstanding service.
Whatever her reason, the best way to respond to that question, and any question for that matter, is with the truth.
"Yes ma'am, I do receive a small compensation from this if you choose to have me install it. It's our company's way of rewarding those of us who offer other products and services to our customers. What's important to me is that you are taken care of and have peace of mind knowing that your system is working as well as it can be and your are protected from any surprise problems such as power surges. It's of course up to you. If you are interested I can put it in now or we can wait until another time. What is best for you?"
Not too many people would find fault in that. Heck, in a way, everybody is on commission. Even if someone is paid a salary that salary still represents a percentage of the sale.
If, like my technician friend, you have a mindset that sees "selling" and "commissions" as a bad thing, then I hope this alternative way of looking at the situation will help you see it another way. Appropriately offering products and services to customers is professional salesmanship at it's best and one that deserves to be rewarded.
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