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The Wheel Spins will make you think well. The plot revolves around Iris Carr, which takes the train to the Balkans. She managed to make friends with Miss Froy. Carr falls asleep. After she wakes up, she no longer notices Miss Froy. She starts asking the train passengers about her. However, passengers deny that she ever existed at all.
I. REUNION
II. "SULLIED SOULS"
III. A SAGACIOUS BEAST
IV. A LOST HAND
V. "TIGER BURNING BRIGHT"
VI. A MAN WHO WASN'T THERE
VII. SEEING SNAKES
VIII. AMBUSH
IX. THE MONKEY AND THE SNAKE
X. ONE CAME BACK
XI. TWELVE GOOD MEN AND TRUE
ANN SHERBORNE gazed at the ringed date in her pocket-diary. It was the fourteenth of November, 1941.
"After all these years," she thought, "it has come at last. I can't believe it. It's to-night..."
Seven years ago, on a wild November evening, high up in a turret-room which seemed to sway in the wind, this reunion had been arranged. Richard–their host–handed to each guest a card of typed instructions, reflecting his peculiar humour which specialised in insult.
Reunion of THE SULLIED SOULS at Ganges, November the fourteenth, 1941. According to custom, the tower-door will be left open–trustfully and without prejudice to character–from eight to twelve. Bring this card for purpose of identification. In seven years we shall all be changed and inevitably for the worst. Do not fail to keep this appointment, dead or alive, but preferably if dead. You will be livelier company."
At the time of their last meeting, Ann only anticipated a temporary separation from her companions. Within forty-eight hours, however, she was on her way to Burma, with her parents. Her father was a brilliant engineer–as well as an intermittent drunkard–so that his wife had to work overtime to keep him anywhere near dry-level.
The quiet little woman was responsible–indirectly–for some fine constructional work. When she died, she kept the contract in the family by passing on her job to Ann.
During the weeks and months spent in exile, Ann never forgot the reunion. At the beginning of each fresh year, she drew a circle round the date in her pocket-diary. She used to stare at the enchanted numeral in a passion of longing. Richard's card of admission grew grimed and limp from being read in many a different scene and climate–high up in boulder-blocked mountains and besides sliding brown tropical rivers; above the snow-line and in the glare of the desert.
As the years passed, her first doubts began to sharpen into fear. War broke out and her father decided not to return to England. When he signed a contract with a water corporation in Florida, she gave up hope of keeping her appointment in the flesh.
"There's only one way," she told herself. "Get a monkey's paw, mail it to Richard and pass out. He'll attend to the rest."
Near the end of October, 1941, her father died suddenly. At the time it seemed too late for her to return as all the odds were against her...But on the evening of the fourteenth, she was in a hotel in the heart of London, waiting for the minutes to pass before she set out for the place of reunion.
She sat at a small table in the crowded lounge, wedged in her place by a pack of occupied seats, while a continuous procession of people streamed past in search of a vacancy. Beside her was an elderly man who had come down from Lancashire on business. A keen judge of values, he had noticed her at breakfast and was struck by the force of character evident in her steadfast eyes and resolute lips.
He was engaged in reading through his list of future engagements and he snapped the band around his book at the same moment as Ann closed her diary. Their eyes met and they smiled at the duplicated action. He had noticed previously that to her, a stranger was just another human-being and not a possible plague-contact, so he risked speaking to her.
"We both seem to be checking-up on our dates. Are you in business?"
She hesitated because the reunion was her secret; but since the shadow of the tremendous event was beginning to sag over her, she looked at his shrewd kindly face and was tempted to talk.
"My date isn't business. I'm meeting people I've not seen for ages."
"Friends?" he asked.
"No...It's queer, but really I know nothing about their private lives. I can't think how we ever got together. We were students at a college in London and we attended the same biology lectures."
"Did you form a club?"
His interest was so kindly that it redeemed his questions from curiosity and Ann was encouraged to expand.
"It was more like a cult. Richard wanted devil-worship but no one would back him up. So we used to meet secretly and discuss world affairs. Richard was always planning purges and he kept a list of victims. He called us 'THE SEVEN SULLIED SOULS.'"
"And were you sullied?" asked the Manchester man, smiling at the pompous title.
"I can only speak for myself," Ann told him. "I was sixteen and very pure. But I kept quiet about my age and all that. As a matter of fact, I can't believe that anything could happen to either James or Victoria. James was one of those vague people you forget and Victoria was wrapped up in her work. But John and Isabella were so glamorous that I don't think they could stop affairs...And I could believe anything of Richard."
Even in the heat of the lounge, she shivered at the recollection of his face–intermittently revealed in the leaping firelight–as they sat in the darkened tower-room. Deep lines gashed it from his extravagantly-arched nostrils to his mouth. She remembered too the corpse-like pallor of his skin, the shining black hair and the sinister upward slant of his brows.
"We were all of us rather afraid of Richard," she confessed. "He was older than the rest of us and not a regular student. He was just rubbing up biology and he used to sneer at the lecturer. He thought it funny to say hurtful things."
"Why didn't you kick him out?"
"Because, in a way, he helped to make the thrill. He seemed a sort of distorted genius. Besides, to be honest, we wanted to meet at his house. He lived with a wealthy uncle and there were always refreshments and drinks."
The marble pillars and gilded walls of the hotel lounge faded out as Ann thought of the last session in the tower-room. She remembered the roaring wind and the trails of ivy which tapped on the window-panes.
"We'll hold a reunion here, seven years from to-night," declared Richard. "By then, my old uncle should be hanged and I shall be lord of the manor. Possibly one of you may be successful, and damned, but I promise the rest of you jobs. Something in the Hercules tradition."
"I bar elephant-stables," said one of them. "Otherwise, count me in. Already I feel a man with a future."
Of course it was Stephen who spoke–Stephen who was merely amused by Richard and whose laughter could extract the sting from the most envenomed remark.
As Ann lapsed into silence, the Manchester man's interest deepened into a vague sense of responsibility. The hotel was large, central, and gave excellent value. It was termed "cheap and popular," so it attracted a mixed collection of guests, among whom were some cheap and popular gentlemen. The Manchester man had noticed that while some of these had tried to get acquainted with Ann, she seemed unaware of them, as though she were preoccupied with an exclusive interest.
"Have you kept in touch with any of 'THE SULLIED SOULS'?" he asked.
"No," she replied. "I've been abroad and lost touch. My father died at the end of October."
"How very sad," he said, shocked by so recent a loss.
"Not for him." Her voice was level. "It was one of those illnesses you're thankful to be out of...At the time, it seemed impossible to keep my date. Every one told me so. But I went on trying and haunting agencies and bribing people. And then, almost at the last moment, I got a cancellation in an air-liner. A palmist had told the man there would be a terrible accident."
"So you're not superstitious?"
"But I am. I was expecting the crash, all the way, but I just hoped I might be lucky."
"Used to flying, I suppose?"
"No, it was my first trip. It was awful. Whenever we dropped, I left my stomach behind me, up in the air...But it was worth it for it was quick. I made London with time in hand."
Again the Manchester man wondered what object had exacted such furious drive and fixity of purpose. Then he calculated the girl's age as twenty-three while he counted the number of the "Sullied Souls."
"You've mentioned five names," he said casually. "You make six. Wasn't there a seventh member of your club?"
"Yes. Stephen."


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Abu Dhabi Year-Over-Year Traffic Growth up by Over 12%
- Dec 25, 2013 5:00 am
Growth is great, but Abu Dhabi will soon have to face was this growth cost it, and how it will keep things growing moving forward.
— Jason Clampet
Over 15 million passengers have used the Abu Dhabi International Airport during the year-to-date period.
The passengers passing through the fast growing airport grew 12.2 per cent in the last 11 months compared with the same period in 2012, reinforcing its position as a fast growing international aviation hub. Abu Dhabi Airport registered a 9.8 per cent year-on-year increase in passenger traffic in November 2013 to 1.33 million passengers. Aircraft movements increased by 10.7 per cent at 11,856.
Cargo traffic figures were also on the rise, with over 66,516 tonnes of freight handled throughout the month, recording a 33.3 per cent increase compared to the same month last year.
The top five destinations in November 2013 were India, Germany, the UK, Thailand and Pakistan. In October 2013, Abu Dhabi International Airport registered a 15.8 per cent surge in passenger traffic compared to the same month last year. This traffic growth was driven by the Hajj and Eid ul Adha season along with the start of the Formula One at the end of the month.
Aircraft movement reached 11,891 in October 2013, representing a 10.2 per cent increase compared to October 2012, while cargo traffic also grew, marking a 17.9 per cent increase with more than 62,223 tonnes of cargo moved.
Commenting on the airport's performance, Ahmad Al Haddabi, chief operations officer of Abu Dhabi Airports, said that the increase in passengers passing through the airport in the last 11 months compared with the same period in 2012, reinforces the airport's position as a growing international aviation hub.
He added that Abu Dhabi International Airport is making strategic investments that allow for optimum capacity management and route development.
(c)2013 the Khaleej Times (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
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Californians – and their state government employees – will start feeling the pain of the state's fiscal crisis in February when offices will be closed two days a month.
The recurring shutdown of state government is the first time budget problems have forced California officials to take such a step, according to the Department of Personnel Administration.
The Schwarzenegger administration announced the move on Friday, revealing how it planned to implement the executive order the governor signed last month mandating furloughs for state workers.
State offices will close the first and third Fridays of each month starting Feb. 6. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said the step is needed to start addressing a budget deficit projected at $42 billion through June 2010.
The two-day-a-month furloughs are expected to save $1.3 billion over that period.
Exceptions to the alternating Friday schedule will be made for prisons, hospitals, parks and some other agencies, mostly if they generate money for the state, Department of Personnel Administration spokeswoman Lynelle Jolley said. Employees at those agencies will be furloughed on a rotating schedule.
McLear said the order could be amended before it takes effect if the administration finds other ways to run government offices more efficiently with less inconvenience to citizens and employees.
The furlough program also could be stopped before it begins.
State employee unions have sued to prevent it, saying the administration acted illegally. They argue the furloughs must be agreed to by the unions or enacted by the Legislature.
On Friday, a Sacramento County Superior Court judge scheduled a hearing on the challenge for Jan. 29, a week before the first scheduled furlough day. While Judge Patrick Marlette might not rule that day, he could issue an injunction preventing Schwarzenegger's executive order from taking effect.
"We respect that they are trying to make this easier on state workers. But the bottom line is they're not doing us any favors," said Jim Zamora, spokesman for Service Employees International Union Local 1000, the largest state employees' union.
He said closing state offices twice a month will affect taxpayers – meaning longer lines at the Department of Motor Vehicles and more frustration for those seeking unemployment benefits.
"If they're shut two days a month, that's just more Californians who are going to be denied services, who are going to have to wait longer for services," Zamora said.
Many prison and health care employees already work mandatory overtime to cover vacant shifts, so it is unclear how they can cover two additional open days a month, he said.
Some employees who are not on the alternating Friday schedule, including those at prisons and hospitals, will be able to save their furlough days and use them within two years after the mandatory program ends.
Schwarzenegger's order does not affect employees of the Legislature, judiciary or university systems, who are outside the governor's control.
The Friday closures are an effort to cut spending while ensuring that essential services are not jeopardized, said David Gilb, director of the Department of Personnel Administration.
He said the department is consulting with state labor unions, despite their lawsuits to stop the furloughs.
Three state employee unions have filed separate lawsuits, each alleging that Schwarzenegger exceeded his authority and violated the collective bargaining process when he announced the furloughs.
The unions say Schwarzenegger's order amounts to a nearly 10 percent pay cut for the 235,000 affected state workers. California Highway Patrol officers are exempt because their union is the only one with a contract still in effect.
Contracts covering the state's other employee groups have expired and are being negotiated.
Schwarzenegger's lawyers are seeking to have the lawsuits challenging his furlough order dismissed on technical grounds. They say the issue should be decided by the Public Employment Relations Board, whose five members are appointed by the governor.
If the judge decides he has jurisdiction, he will consider whether the governor can act unilaterally.
The Professional Engineers in California Government are joined in their lawsuit by the California Association of Professional Scientists.
Similar lawsuits were filed by the largest state employees union, Service Employees International Union Local 1000, and by California Attorneys, Administrative Law Judges and Hearing Officers in State Employment.
Attorneys agreed during Friday's hearing to have the lawsuits considered jointly.


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Come to Cape May NJ during June and take a trip with a aboard the famous fishing Charter Boat" Cape May Lady". Cape May Fishing Charter. Make your reservations on-line today! Cape May Lady is the LARGEST half-day fishing charter in Cape May and is setting sail three times daily during the summer months. Whether your local, on vacation or looking to plan a private charter, we have space aboard our vessel to accommodate everyone in your party and groups of up to 80 passengers.
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Let's just say FactoryGirl doesn't have a feature like this for a reason. If you're running into a situation where, for example, tests are failing because your database is throwing uniqueness constraint errors, you've probably done something wrong. You should stop reading this and go fix it properly.
Of course it works! Now, your flaky test suite has an extra band-aid that will keep it running for at least another few days. It's very important to remember that this is a Trump solution, so now your app will only get worse and you'll have even more tech debt to default on, but you will also have the world's greatest app. It's a fantastic app, by the way. Everyone agrees that your app is fantastic.


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Q: Liquibase: How to rollback specific changeset without rolling back all subsequent changesets Is it possible in Liquibase to rollback some specific changeset only without rolling back all subsequent changesets?
For example, I have following changesets structure:
initial -> changeset1 (CREATE TABLE A) -> changeset2 (CREATE TABLE B)

I know that both changesets are completelly independent and can be rolled back in any order. Now I want to rollback changeset1 to have following structure:
initial -> changeset2 (CREATE TABLE B)

Reason why I want to do this is because I have a big system and lot of features developed in parallel. Features have independent changesets. Features deployed in parallel so their changesets can be applied to database in any order. I want to have ability to rollback changesets of one feature only without touching changes of other features.

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This body of work is based on the line shown at Omaha Fashion Week, March, 2015. However, by contrast, the EcoJam Fashion Show specifically showcases garments that are environmentally friendly. The guidelines are open as to how the designers show their work and many choose to exhibit their line in the form of a short performance on the runway. Several of the models for these pieces are dancers and each was given great freedom in expressing her own creativity while wearing her garment.


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[PDF] The Great Name: Ancient Egyptian Royal Titulary (Writing from the Ancient World)
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Author: Ronald J. Leprohon | Category: History | Language: English | Page: 292 | ISBN: 1589837673 | ISBN13: 9781589837676 |
Description: The titulary of the ancient Egyptian king was one of the symbols of authority he assumed at his coronation. At first consisting only of the Horus name, the titulary grew to include other phrases chosen to represent the king s special relationship with the divine world. By the Middle Kingdom (late twenty-first century B.C.E.), the full fivefold titulary was clearly established, and kings henceforth used all five names regularly. This volume includes all rulers names from the so-called Dynasty 0 (ca. 3200 B.C.E.) to the last Ptolemaic ruler in the late first century B.C.E., offered in transliteration and English translation with an introduction and notes.
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Paris, 30 September 2012
Akris Spring/Summer 2013 Ready-To-Wear collection
IF there's one thing this fashion month has been, it's a time of fashion house birthdays and celebration and hopping on board that trend this evening was <a href="http://www.vogue.co.uk/brand/akris" target="_blank">Akris – celebrating 90 years.
"It's a mix of gratitude and excitement. My brother Peter and I feel deeply grateful to our parents who created the base for today's Akris," said creative director Albert Kriemler ahead of the show, keen to point out that the success of the Swiss fashion label was a team effort. It's also because, as a family-run enterprise, Kriemler feels he has had the freedom to evolve the brand. "I am always looking ahead to design fashion for a modern woman with a strong spirit of independence and individuality and a relaxed attitude," he described. And she certainly has one for spring/summer 2013 – she's all about showing off that flesh in black mesh dresses, off-the-shoulder lace variations, sheer shifts and lots of leather. As they say, if you've got it flaunt it.
Was it trickier to design this collection with the big 9-0 weighing down over him?
"Of course, it's a special time for us and we want to celebrate Akris with something extraordinary. It's influenced by architecture, often an inspiration throughout my work at the helm of Akris," said Kriemler.
Tailoring was strict in silhouette and slick and there was lots and lots of sheer and lace – so you're going to need to feel confident if you want to step out in any of these pieces, but then that's the point Kriemler was trying to make – now with 90 years under its belt, this is a confident fashion house.
"The fact that Akris is a family-owned company has given us the freedom to evolve from a medium-sized Swiss clothing atelier to a sophisticated international fashion house," he noted. Something which was also apparent from the 90-long (get it?) looks that hit the catwalk. One for each year. And as they progressed they lightened up into a rainbow of bright hues – from rich glossy greens to buttercup yellow, peach, pink and terracotta.
The celebrations didn't stop there though – the house has released a limited edition version of its Akris-titled book by Valerie Steele, published by Assouline. Again there will be just 90 copies available. We wonder what the label will have planned for the big 100?
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omniORB history
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omniORB was originally developed at Olivetti Research Ltd (often known as ORL). It was initially intended just for use on small embedded devices, communicating with commercial ORBs on desktop and server machines. It soon became clear, however, that omniORB was better than any of the commercial ORBs available at that time, so its use spread to many machines and projects throughout the laboratory.
On 12 May 1997, omniORB version 2.2.0 was released to the world under the GNU Library General Public License, ensuring its continued availability to the CORBA community. You can see the original announcement courtesy of Google's USENET archive.
Over the years, Olivetti Research became first Olivetti and Oracle Research Ltd (still known as ORL) and then, in 1999, it became AT&T Laboratories Cambridge. Throughout these changes, omniORB development continued, with eleven public releases plus numerous betas and development snapshots. omniORB is now used by many thousands of developers around the world, and is deployed in countless applications.
Many people have expressed surprise at how small the omniORB development team was. The largest it ever became was five people. The following were part of the team at one time or another: Sai-Lai Lo, Duncan Grisby, David Riddoch, James "Wez" Weatherall, David Scott, Tristan Richardson, Eoin Carroll, David Evers, and Christof Meerwald.
On 24 April 2002, AT&T Laboratories Cambridge closed as part of AT&T's global research cuts. With the lab's closure, omniORB became an independent project, but several of the original developers continue their involvement.
You can get more information about ORL, its projects and the people who worked there at www.xorl.org. Parts of the lab's website, including pages about omniORB, are preserved at here, hosted courtesy of the Digital Technology Group at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory.
omniORB is now developed and supported by Apasphere Ltd, a company founded by Duncan Grisby. Apasphere offers consultancy services and commercial support for omniORB.


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Trump has stymied at least two dozen environmental rules.
That's according to a new analysis by Scientific American. The administration's decisions to stay or place rules related to environment or energy policy under review look like an attempt either to defang them or to scrap them altogether.
However, the strategy might not work.
Earlier this month, a D.C. appeals court overturned one of those delays. The judges ruled that an Obama-era regulation designed to limit methane leakage from oil and gas wells was essentially a law that had to be enforced. Rather than staying it, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt would need to rewrite it.
The ruling offered an opening for environmental groups to challenge delays on other regulations that were being delayed — often so that industry could marshal new arguments against them. For instance, the EPA is being sued over its decision to postpone the implementation of new ozone standards. And the Bureau of Land Management is facing a challenge to its decision to push back monitoring of methane leaks due to oil and gas exploration on Native American land.
"We're seeing so much sloppy work," says George Washington University Law School Professor Emily Hammond. "We're seeing stays that aren't sufficient to withstand judicial review."
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Two Dakota Access protesters say they purposely damaged the pipeline.
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Dr. Roberson's Office is Moving!
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I am very pleased to announce that my medical practice will be moving to San Clemente in April of 2016.
I began my practice many years ago in San Clemente and this building was my professional home for many of my early years as a doctor. After moving my practice to Aliso Viejo and Mission Viejo, I have accepted a wonderful opportunity to move back to where it all began.
I understand that this news my be exciting for some of you and possibly difficult for others. I pray that most of my patients will be able to follow me to San Clemente, however I understand that for some it may be too far to travel to.
This office is larger than our current office and has a beautiful patio in front, as well as balconies and ocean views in many of the exam rooms. There is a large staircase in the front of the building, however we recommend our patients use the elevator or indoor staircase available inside the parking garage. We are currently finishing up renovations and are very excited to see how beautiful our new home is becoming!
This move is an opportunity to energize and enhance our mission for individualized health care. We value preventive care and effective options that fit a person's individual needs. We plan to continue workshops and education events to support patients with natural health care options, and now we have a more functional space for such events to be held in the office.
We are now scheduling appointments for our new office location. Appointments in San Clemente will begin April 11, 2016.
If you have any questions or concerns, please call our office: 949-586-8000.
Thank you for your continued love and support. We hope to see you in the office soon.


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Who Plays Hector In 'Coco'? Gael García Bernal Is Pretty Incredible
by Gillian Walters
On Wednesday, Disney-Pixar premiered the animated movie Coco in the United States. The film, which was first released in Mexico back in October, generated a lot of buzz and it has received rave reviews from film critics. Given all the love for the movie, it's understandable that fans have a lot of questions about the project's impressive cast of voice actors, including the actor who plays Hector, one of the main characters in the movie. So, who plays Hector in Coco? It turns out he's a very accomplished and caring guy.
In December 2016, the longtime actor Gael García Bernal signed on to play Hector in Coco, according to IndieWire. If you consider yourself a fan of Bernal, you might be surprised that he took the gig — he typically stars in critically-acclaimed dramas that are geared towards adults. Bernal's notable credits include, but are not limited to, Babel, Mozart In The Jungle, and The Science of Sleep. Throughout the past decade, Bernal has earned a reputation as a dedicated and extremely talented actor, especially in his home country of Mexico.
As for why Bernal decided to star in a movie for kids, it might be partially because he has two children, 6-year-old Libertad Bernal and 8-year-old Lázaro Bernal. Now that you have a little taste of who Bernal is, here are five more fun facts about the actor.
He's Proud To Be Mexican
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At the Nov. 9 premiere of Coco, Bernal delivered a powerful statement on the movie's message. Not only did Bernal dedicate the film to children with cultural ties to Mexico and Latin America, but he also blasted the narratives that paint Latinx people as "rapists, murderers, and drug traffickers." Bernal said, according to Variety:
I want to dedicate this film to all the children who have ancestors from Mexico and Latin America. In this moment, these kids are growing up with a lot of fear because the established narrative says that they come from families that come from rapists, murderers, and drug traffickers. We are such a complex and profound culture, and these kids need to be empowered to stand up and say that what is being said about them is a complete lie.
And in September, Bernal partnered with Diego Luna to support the victims of the devastating earthquake in Mexico. The campaign reportedly raised thousands of dollars towards relief efforts.
He Is Separated From His Longtime Partner
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Although Diego tends to keep a low-profile when it comes to his dating life, fans do know that he is no longer with the mother of his two children, actress Dolores Fonzi. The two reportedly split in September 2014 after seven years of dating, according to the Daily Mail, yet it's not clear what caused the breakup. As for who Bernal is dating now, that is also unclear. Maybe Bernal actually likes to keep his private life private.
He's Very Dedicated To His Kids
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It's no secret that Bernal loves being a parent, and the actor regularly gushes about #DadLife in interviews. Bernal said of parenting his kids, according to People:
I think everyone who becomes a father or becomes a mother goes through this change of priorities ... it's a difficult thing to explain because it's such a complex thing, and yet it's so simple. So the best way I can explain it is, finally there's someone more important than me that I have to consider.
He's Not A Fan Of President Donald Trump
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Throughout Bernal's career, he has taken on movies that explore important issues, like immigration, for example. Therefore, it should be no surprise that Bernal is very passionate about the current political climate in the United States. Bernal said of Trump's presidential win in November, according to the NewStatesman:
It's f*cked up. I feel emotionally blackmailed, betrayed. Now we can say, there is a lot of racism, classism, xenophobia, fear of the other, in the United States. It is not the country that they have always manifested themselves to be, which are the 'good guys' of the movie. It's not like that anymore. If you compare it even to Berlusconi or to Hugo Chavez in terms of populist movements, Donald Trump is ten times the caricature of them. It kind of puts things into order, in a way. The United States is not that 'Leader of the Free World' anymore – how they wanted to see themselves.
He's A Golden Globes Winner
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In 2016, Bernal won a Golden Globe for his performance in Amazon's Mozart in the Jungle. Although Bernal is an extremely talented actor, he was admittedly surprised by the win. Bernal said of snagging the honor, according to TIME:
Honestly, I wasn't expecting it. I felt like it was a very long shot, to be realistic. Obviously, the show has been getting really nice life, organically, with people recommending it to other people. It's a very different part of the world, and little by little has been getting its own gravitational pull, but it's very hard to measure these things. Whomever I met that saw the show told me really good things—but I didn't know how these things work. When the show won, I couldn't stop laughing, because there's an aspect of ridiculousness to all of this. Not in a bad sense, but in the sense of incredulity, complete and absolute awe. And then when they announced my name, everything became slow motion. It was incredibly surprising: I couldn't understand how, when, why.
By the looks of it, Pixar-Disney couldn't have picked a better actor to play Hector. Bernal has led an impressive life on and off screen, and he appears to be a great role model for young kids.
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Antwerp is one of the most populated cities in Belgium, with a rich cultural heritage and magnificent architecture. In Antwerp, like in all parts of Belgium, the teaching style in universities is open and interactive with focus on students' own development and encouraging them to express their interests and opinions. Antwerp is located in the region of Flanders, Belgium, and houses around 510,610 people. Antwerp is Flanders' largest city and economic force. Antwerp is a major cultural crossroads, making the city appealing for international students and business professionals alike.
In Antwerp, all Bachelor's courses are offered in Dutch only, as it is the main language of instruction. Foreign language courses, or internationally oriented courses, and courses for groups of foreign students are taught in another language. You can follow English-taught programmes at Master's or PhD level.
Students can choose to specialise in numerous degrees in various subject areas, like: art and humanities, education and training, business, law, finance, accounting, science, mathematics, engineering, construction, or health care. Choosing to study in Antwerp you will benefit from high quality undergraduate and postgraduate studies as well as academic short courses, certificate and diploma studies covering a wide array of interests and learning purposes.
Antwerp has a sustainable economy, attracting many multinationals and international business people. The main economic pillars are represented by the petrochemical industry, pharmaceutics, agro-food, aeronautics manufacturing and diamonds. Antwerp diamond trade is one of the largest in the world. Antwerp's location, in the centre of Europe, at the crossroads of the most important trade routes, makes this city an interesting place for the business environment.
Some of Antwerp's home based companies or with local offices include: Atlas Copco, Pwc, Alcatel Lucent, Belgacom, Media Plus, Cigna, Argenta, KPMG, Total Petrochemicals, BASF Belgium, SONACA SA, RioTinto Diamonds NV.
A large number of internships are offered by universities in Antwerp in collaboration with top companies in the city.
The city of Antwerp has a cultural and lively environment. You would have lots of places to see and enjoy a vibrant night life. Discover Belgium's cultural heritage by visiting the Cathedral of Our Lady, St. James' Church, Plantin-Moretus Museum, the Saint-Boniface Church, Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Museum Vleeshuis, Het Steen (The Stone) - a small castle, Aquatopia aquarium, and the Jewish Quarter.
If you're into music celebrations, the city hosts the Zomer van Antwerpen (Summer of Antwerp) Festival, during the whole summer. Other local famous event is Laundry Day, which is a large dance festival. You can relax and have a good time in numerous coffee shops, bars, pubs and night clubs.
You might not have thought about it, but Antwerp is actually an important fashion city. You can visit several fashion exhibitions and there is even a fashion museum, Mode Museum (MoMu). Antwerp is a good place for shopping. The Meir is the main shopping street where most popular brands are available. However, these places are not just about spending because you can admire the nice architecture of the historical buildings. The Palace and the "Stadsfeestzaal" that holds an indoor shopping centre with an exclusive Champagne bar are the most fascinating.
If you want to see more of Belgium, you could easily make a trip to Brussels, Belgium's capital, commonly known as 'the Capital of Europe', only a thirty-minute train ride away.
Antwerp attracts numerous international students and business investors, as the city is a hub of numerous prosperous economic activities and diverse service industries. Antwerp is an ethnically diverse city, with Moroccan, Turkish, Eastern Europe and ex-Soviet Union, African, Latin, Asian and Jewish communities. While in the city, you will have the opportunity to practice and use other languages like German, French, English, Spanish, and more. Local people speak Dutch, but they also have a good command of English and all around the city you would be able to survive just by speaking this language.
The climate of Antwerp is maritime and usually mild. Summers are not very hot, as the average temperatures are around 22°C (72°F), and moderate weather in the winter, with daytime temperatures of up to 5°C (41°F). Springs are very unstable, with cold and heavy rainfalls that occur during April and May.
Antwerp Management School, the autonomous management school of the University Antwerp, is a top-ranked business school. A strong network stimulates personal development, fosters innovative entrepreneurship and inspires people to play an active role in society.
The Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium is one of the world's leading institutes for training, research and services delivery in tropical medicine and health care in developing countries.
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SAIL to set up medical units with 2500 beds with gaseous oxygen for Covid patients
Top PSU Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) is in the process to set up medical units of about 2,500 beds with gaseous oxygen (GOX) for Covid treatment.
These medical units will be in addition to the facilities already available at SAIL's five integrated steel plants at Bhilai (Chattisgarh), Bokaro (Jharkhand), Rourkela (Odisha), Durgapur and Burnpur (West Bengal).
These medical units for Covid treatment are being planned outside the existing hospital facilities and shall have oxygen support through a dedicated gas line drawn directly from the steel plants instead of extracting gaseous oxygen from liquid medical oxygen as is being done in the own hospitals of SAIL currently.
In response to Centre's appeal , SAIL is learnt to be planning to use gaseous oxygen directly as an additional source of oxygen as the demand for liquid medical oxygen is high currently, said SAIL the in a statement today.
As per the SAIL's plan these 2,500 bed facility will be developed in phased manner in collaboration with the respective state governments. In the first phase, the company will set up about 700 beds which will be scaled up to 2,500 beds across all the five locations.
As per available official data available, there are around 3,000 beds in the five SAIL hospitals and about 45 per cent of beds have been earmarked for Covid patients.


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Myeloid growth factors (MGFs) are given as supportive care to patients receiving myelosuppressive chemotherapy to reduce the incidence of neutropenia. This selection from the NCCN Guidelines for MGFs focuses on the evaluation of regimen- and patient-specific risk factors for the development of febrile neutropenia (FN), the prophylactic use of MGFs for the prevention of chemotherapy-induced FN, and assessing the risks and benefits of MGF use in clinical practice.


Not So Perfect Karthi: Bengaluru Hogi!
Wheeze, wheeze, air-conditioners and I really do not mix. Fortunately, this time my preventive measures worked somewhat well on the journey (Vitamin C, warm head covers), so I have escaped with minimal damage. This time we took a long-weekend trip to Bengaluru.
If it had been left to us, we would have spent all the time visiting our various friends and relatives. But there are the little people to consider. They want excitement. They want fun. They want time to play and jump around. They want NEW experiences.
Our first kiddie stop was Snow City in the Palace Grounds. Anikkuttan, our younger one was the most vociferous in the demand for this. He's always been asking us to "get on a plane and go somewhere with snow". At Snow City, DH and the kiddos waited for almost an hour to gain entry into the 1 p.m. slot for some snow fun. They were provided with a protective jacket, gloves, ear muffs and snow boots. They also waited in a somewhat cold chamber to acclimatize themselves before being exposed to the -5 degree Celsius of the snow room. For the first few minutes everything was hunky dory as they rolled snow balls and pelted each other and posed for pictures taken by their doting Dad. But soon enough, a few snowballs found their way into the boots and poor Ani's feet were chilled to the bone. Ten minutes into the much-awaited snow experience, Ani was out for the count and DH had to follow leaving the hardier Kunjunni to enjoy himself to the max on all the rides. He didn't come out till HIS 45 minutes were up.
The very picture of true enjoyment and intrepidity!
The entry ticket includes an audio-tour! We get a handheld device and headphones which explain the exhibits to us. First time I've seen anything of the kind in India. The tour is even available in Malayalam! Note: Please carry a photo-id with you because that needs to be given as security for the audio device. As for the tour - see all those interesting turrets and round rooms? There was no access to them or the balcony. Inside, the architecture and decor is a mishmash of Tudor, Victorian and Art Deco styles with a generous sprinkle of Indian all over. The general effect is not bad, though. There were beautiful stenciling patterns, absolutely gorgeous floor tile patterns and a few unique pieces like the weighing machine for the royal jockey. To add to the fun, we had a celebrity sighting. We spotted actor Venkatesh in action for a Telugu movie! All in all, good for an outing if you have time to kill when the rest of the family are having fun at Snow City. Can't guarantee the celebrity sighting, though!!!
Next we took the kids to that school-tour staple - the Vishveswarayya Science and Technology museum. Well, it has changed a bit from what I remember of seeing 25 years ago. There is a life-size exhibit of the Wright brothers' first aircraft that greets you right in the main hall. The story of the creation of the replica to mark the centenary of the invention also gets pride of place alongside the exhibit. There is also an animatronic dinosaur that scared all the little kids who went in. Well, the rolling eyes which swiveled to nail one were a bit too much for me too, I must confess! And I had to carry my almost-five-year-old to "make friends with the TOY dinosaur", swiveling eye or not. That's a huge perk of being a parent, one can hang on for dear life to another morsel of humanity and pretend you are doing it to give THEM courage! Planes and dinosaurs aside, the kids including our 6-ft one were entranced by the science toy store in the museum and spent almost an hour picking and choosing what to take home, worse than any group of women in a bag shop.
And as for the adults: all we had was a very rushed one hour at Commercial Street, almost half of which went in walking to and from the parking area! Life is so unfair!!!
Having traveled in most of the southern and eastern portions of the fast-expanding city, one could not but marvel at the change and feel nostalgic about the old Bangalore. So many of the main roads of the old, elegant residential areas are now full of plate-glass showrooms of international brands. KFC which had just one outlet on Brigade Road back in 2001 now has so many outlets that it is like a rash that has spread over the city. "Development" is going on at such a fast pace that infrastructure is not even in the previous chapter, let alone on the same page. We went to a luxury apartment complex situated on the shores of a lake, only it was literally in the middle of nowhere - there was only a dust track of the kind seldom seen even in my road-wise backward home state! The state of our backs after we bumped our way to the apartment and were hopelessly lost on our way back, was pathetic. I thought that the old Bangalore was only a thing of fond memory until we were on our train back from the City Railway station. The train passed through some old neighborhoods and the Cantonment area and I heaved a sigh of relief. At least a part of old Bangalore was left unmolested. Thank God for small mercies!


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Chronicle of Higher Education – Shame On You!
Posted by decollins1969 in 1, Academia, culture, Eclectic, Politics, Pop Culture, race, Religion
Academia, Arrogance, Black Studies, Brainstorm section, Conversations on Education Reform, Conversations on Race, Doctoral Research, Education Reform, Gender, Higher Education, Ignorance, Journalism, Naomi Schaefer Riley, Northwestern University, Offensive, Publicity, Race, Readership, Snarky, Social Media, Social Media Presence, The Chronicle of Higher Education
Naomi Schaefer Riley, Chronicle of Higher Education blogger, September 25, 2011. (http://c-span.org). In public domain.
On April 30, Naomi Schaefer Riley, a blogger for The Chronicle of Higher Education's Brainstorm digital platform, wrote the disrespectful and snarky/offensive post "The Most Persuasive Case for Eliminating Black Studies? Just Read the Dissertations."
It was disrespectful, snarky and offensive because Riley used the post to go after Northwestern University graduate students who had literally just finished their doctoral theses. Not to mention the fact that Riley hadn't actually read the dissertations she discussed in her post. For example, Riley called Ruth Hayes and her dissertation "'So I Could Be Easeful': Black Women's Authoritative Knowledge on Childbirth" on the carpet. All because Hayes wrote that she "noticed that nonwhite women's experiences were largely absent from natural-birth literature, which led me to look into historical black midwifery" in her abstract. "How could we overlook the nonwhite experience in 'natural birth literature,' whatever the heck that is?," was Riley's disrespectful and idiotic response. Riley based her response on a title and one sentence from a dissertation.
Riley wrote about two other dissertations, one about the origins of the subprime lending crisis for Blacks — going back to policies enacted by the federal government in the 1960s — the other about the history of Black Republicanism. She not only concluded based solely on the titles and a couple of statements that this was "a collection of left-wing victimization claptrap." Riley also decided the fate of Black Studies as a discipline, saying that these three doctoral thesis made the "case for eliminating the discipline," at least in her snarky and offended mind.
If this was Riley's one and only post, I'd simply accuse her of being an ill-informed ex-Wall Street Journal journalist who obviously has a limited understanding of the history of research in the humanities and social sciences fields of academia. One of marginalization and exclusion of the experiences of all Americans who aren't White, male, rich and powerful. One in which remains the automatic assumption in many circles that any research done by Blacks on race, women on sexism, and gays and lesbians on homophobia is less valuable or unscholarly. I've known more than my share of colleagues who have experienced disdain, even occasional ostracism, because of their work, in the so-called liberal environment that is academia.
Riley, however, has posted multiple times about Blacks in academia blaming all of their ills on the "white man," as she would put it. She's complained about the validity of women's studies and about the usefulness of so-called liberal research in her posts as well. It proves that Riley has as much understanding about research and academia as I do about embroidery. And I've at least had a couple of embroidery classes.
But Riley, for all of her snarky arrogance and willful ignorance — the very thing that defines her posts — isn't the most significant culprit on this. The Chronicle of Higher Education is ultimately to blame. After years of writing the same turgid stories over and over again about the "two-body problem," faculty compensation and university endowments, The Chronicle in the past year or so has attempted a turn toward the provocative. Instead of real attempts to reach out to educators, education reformers and other practitioners who aren't tenured/tenure-track faculty and graduate students aspiring to such, they have settled on bringing in a group of bloggers whose sole job is to stir the pot.
There are big issues in higher education begging for coverage. The issue of the effectiveness of online higher education. The corruption that runs rampant at for-profit institutions and the public institutions that adopt for-profit practices. The over-reliance on data sets to determine higher education (as well as K-12) policies. The dominance of private foundations like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in determining how twenty-first century education reform will look — to the detriment of perhaps millions of children and college students.
No, these articles and discussions are rare in the world of The Chronicle. Instead, they had the wonderful idea of letting tenured faculty and inane journalists blog on issues that could possibly cause controversy, stir up discussions, even lead to an uptick in viewers of the Chronicle.com website. But The Chronicle isn't Charlie Sheen or Kim Kardashian, where any publicity is good publicity. Especially when a journalist in the case of Riley didn't do their due diligence before foaming at the mouth.
The most offensive thing about all of this is that The Chronicle, as the arrogant institution they are, will continue to allow the likes of Riley a platform, under the cloak of journalistic freedom. That is a shame, and a pitiful one at that.
An Honest & Open Conversation on Race?
Conversations on Race, FOX News, John Hope Franklin, Kerner Commission, NAACP, Obama Administration, One America Initiative, President Bill Clinton, President's Initiative on Race, Prop 209, Race, Shirley Sherrod, Truth & Reconciliation Commissions, USDA, Ward Connerly
"The Chase" Screenshot from Avatar: The Last Airbender. Source: Donald Earl Collins
A few days ago, in the midst of the NAACP-Tea Party-FOX News-Shirley Sherrod-USDA-White House-Obama Administration scandals, one of my Facebook friends asked the question, "Can't we ever have an open and honest conversation about race?" I didn't give her a direct reply, mostly because I spent the better part of a decade attempting to answer that question through my first book Fear of a "Black" America.
But I also didn't feel like being bothered. Though I remain hopeful, my level of optimism is nowhere near where it was in '94, when I started work on the doctoral thesis that turned into my first book six years ago. Still, it's an important question, to which the answer's generally "No!," mostly because that level of honesty is hard to come by in a nation like ours, so full of itself, so rich and imperialistic, "smiling, crying in celebrity," as U2 would say.
About thirteen years ago, former President Bill Clinton attempted to open up an open and honest and
Staff of President Clinton's Initiative on Race, June 1997.
bipartisan discussion of race. President Clinton's Initiative on Race, which started with widespread media coverage of the President's speech at the University of California, San Diego commencement on June 14, 1997, ended with a report buried in Monicagate obscurity on September 18, 1998. President Clinton stated that the Initiative on Race was about making out "of our many different strands one America — a nation at peace with itself bound together by shared values and aspirations and opportunities and real respect for our differences."
The seven-member Advisory Board included the late trailblazing Black historian John Hope Franklin, former New Jersey governor Thomas Kean, former Mississippi governor William Winter, former CEO of Nissan Motor U.S.A. Robert Thomas, lawyer Angela Oh, Linda Chavez-Thompson, and Bronx, New York minister Suzan Johnson Cook. Three White men, one African American man, one African American woman, one Hispanic woman, and one Asian American woman, all born between 1915 and 1957, made up the Advisory Board that would give America the blueprint for beginning a sincere dialogue on race.
To say the least, the Advisory Board was not entirely representative of late-twentieth-century America. Despite each individual member's prior accomplishments, there were a host of other scholars, ministers, CEOs, lawyers, union organizers, and former governors who should've been considered for this task. Beyond that, the Advisory Board's lack of ideological (six liberals and one moderate) and age balance (the youngest person on the board was 41 in 1997) would make anyone wonder if they possessed broad enough perspectives to address race issues in 1968, much less during their 1997-98 tour on race.
The late John Hope Franklin, circa 2006.
The Advisory Board on Race – led by John Hope Franklin – traveled the nation in search of consensus but instead found controversy throughout their fifteen-month tenure. For example, Franklin refused to invite anti-affirmative action advocate Ward Connerly to an Advisory Board meeting regarding racial diversity on college campuses on November 20, 1997, which violated the spirit of the President's Initiative. Franklin stated that Connerly had "nothing to contribute" to the discussion on cultural differences. Connerly, as many of you already know, was a University of California regent who campaigned in 1996 for the passage of Proposition 209, which led directly to the repeal of all affirmative action programs for the state of California.
Regardless of what people like me think of Connerly, Clinton had created this mandate "so that we can better understand the causes of racial tension" — not to increase them. Not only
Ward Connerly, circa 2006.
that. It proved that the Greatest Generation and the Baby Boom Generation couldn't find a way to do what South Africa, Chile, Spain, Australia, Liberia and so many other countries have been able to do in the past half-century. Have an open and honest dialogue — a Truth and Reconciliation Commission — on issues like apartheid, political repression, ethnic cleansing, genocide and civil war. Maybe it rests with our generations — Gens X and Y — to make this so, to "make it plain," as Malcolm X would've said.
The Advisory Board asserted in its final report that in crisscrossing the country, they had "engage[d] the American people in a focused examination of how racial differences have affected our society and how to meet the racial challenges that face us." That was a bald-faced lie, and not just obfuscation. The Commission instead reflected in subtle ways the previous three decades of racial divisive and political exploitation thereof. Not much has changed since '97 and '98, and as long as Whites feel they have something to lose — and Blacks merely four centuries of things to get off their chests — I'm afraid not much will either.


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Вануйлаваяха (устар. Вауйлова-Яга) — река в России, течёт по территории Заполярного района Ненецкого автономного округа. Вытекает из озера у северо-восточной оконечности Коровинского хребта. Впадает в озеро Хвостатое-То (Хвосталь-То).

Длина реки составляет 13 км.

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По данным государственного водного реестра России относится к Двинско-Печорскому бассейновому округу, водохозяйственный участок реки — Печора от водомерного поста Усть-Цильма и до устья, речной подбассейн реки — бассейны притоков Печоры ниже впадения Усы. Речной бассейн реки — Печора.

Код объекта в государственном водном реестре — 03050300212103000084312.

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Ceva Animal Health is making a last call for nominations for its Animal Welfare Awards 2019, which celebrate veterinary surgeons, nurses, farmers, animal welfare professionals and animal welfare teams which have gone above and beyond to enhance the health and welfare of animals.
The winners and runners up will be honoured at a ceremony taking place on the eve of BSAVA Congress on 3rd April 2019.
Matt Baker, presenter of The One Show and Countryfile, will be hosting the Ceva Animal Welfare Awards alongside the head judge, Chris Laurence MBE FRCVS, who puts his name to the Vet of the Year Award.
To nominate someone for an award, visit www.cevawelfareawards.com. They can come from all walks of life and will be assessed on the evidence provided in the original nomination.
Entries must be in by Friday 25 January 2019.


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Q: Drag-and-drop element to specific position - Selenium, WebDriverJS I am trying to create a test with Selenium, WebDriverJS and Jasmine to verify that whenever a li element is moved right with a drag-and-drop selection, it should not be displayed anymore. This is the snippet of my code:
it('should make the card disappear when the UI is swiped right', function() {
    var card1 = driver.findElement(webdriver.By.css('.slide:nth-last-child(1)'));
    var card1Move = driver.executeScript('arguments[0].setAttribute("style", "right:250px")', card1);
    driver.actions()
        .mouseMove(card1)
        .mouseDown()
        .mouseMove(card1Move)
        .mouseUp()
        .perform();
    driver.findElement(webdriver.By.css('.slide:nth-last-child(1)')).isDisplayed()
        .then(function(elem) {
            expect(elem).toBe(false);
        });
})

The function appear to be working, but I get the following error:
Failures:
    1) Swiping method should make the card disappear when the UI is swiped right

Message:
    TypeError: location.getRawId is not a function
Stack:
    TypeError: location.getRawId is not a function
    at webdriver.ActionSequence.mouseMove (/Users/.../node_modules/selenium-webdriver/lib/webdriver/actionsequence.js:108:46)
    at Object.<anonymous> (/Users/.../tests/index.js:27:14)

According to the test, the error is in the .mouseMove(card1Move) method.
Do you know what is causing this issue and a possible way to solve it? Thanks in advance for your replies!

A: Currently you can also do
.dragAndDrop(card1, { x: 100, y: 0 })

which does exactly this  - mouseDown(element).mouseMove(location).mouseUp()
see here

A: Replace mouseMove(card1Move) with mouseMove({x: offsetFromCenter, y: offsetFromCenter})
e.g. mouseMove({x: 100, y: 0}) will move 100px to the right of card1's center.

A: I had the same error in protractor "Failed: location.getRawId is not a function" - my issue was that the element I was searching was not to be found.


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Today marks the official end to my summer hiatus from daily postings. The break each year is refreshing, but I look forward to starting up the daily devotionals again. Thank you for reading and commenting!


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Varizes esofágicas são dilatações das veias do esôfago.  São relacionadas em geral com a cirrosee a esquistossomose e outras doenças que provocam hipertensão da veia porta e podem se romper e provocar hemorragias renais.

Fisiopatologia
 Quase sempre em decorrência de hipertensão porta, a qual pode resultar da obstrução da circulação venosa porta e da cirrose hepática;
 Por causa da obstrução aumentada da veia porta, o sangue venoso do trato intestinal e do baço procura uma saída através da circulação colateral, o que cria novas vias de retorno para o átrio direito e causa um aumento do esforço sobre os vasos na camada submucosa da parte inferior do esôfago e parte superior do estomago.
 Estes Vasos colaterais são tortuosos e frágeis, sangrando com facilidade;
 As outras causas de varizes são as anormalidades da circulação na veia esplênica ou veia cava superior e trombose venosa hepática.
 A taxa de mortalidade é alta por causa da deterioração adicional da função hepática até o coma hepático e complicações, como a pneumonia por aspiração, sepse e insuficiência renal.

Gastroenterologia


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The International Who's Who of Product Liability Defence Lawyers has brought together four of the leading practitioners in the world to discuss key issues facing lawyers today.
Who's Who Legal: Have there been any recent regulatory changes in your jurisdiction that have affected your practice?
Luiz Guilherme Migliora: In the past years, the Brazilian regulatory agency responsible for the regulation of food, beverage, pharmaceuticals and tobacco products among others (Anvisa) have issued or proposed a significant amount of regulation dealing with the presentation, advertising and warnings of products that can cause harm to the health of consumers. This has affected our practice as we have been involved in litigation against the agency, as well as in administrative processes and comments to consultations made related to the proposed regulations.
Peter Pliszka: This question is very timely; on 20 June 2011, the regulation of consumer products in Canada will undergo an historic change. On that date, the new Canada Consumer Product Safety Act will come into force. CCPSA will have dramatic effects for any company – both domestic and foreign – that manufactures or sells consumer products in Canada. In essence, CCPSA will convert Health Canada into the "CPSC of the North". CCPSA will create new prohibitions, introduce new incident-reporting requirements, equip Health Canada with an arsenal of significant enforcement powers (including, for the first time ever in Canada, the power to order companies to recall consumer products) and permit a range of potential penalties for breach of obligations under CCPSA. CCPSA has already affected the practice of those of us who specialise in product liability and product regulatory law. Over the past several months, a number of Canadian and foreign manufacturers and retailers of consumer products have sought my advice in establishing CCPSA-compliant reporting and other systems, and training their personnel, in preparation for 20 June, when their businesses will become subject to this new regulatory regime.
Stuart Clark: On 1 January 2011, the new Australian Consumer Law came into force. As a consequence Australia now has one national law in relation to consumer protection. This was a watershed moment in Australian product liability and safety law. The new Act included a number of significant changes including provisions in relation to unfair contract terms that impact upon all standard form contracts, statutory guarantees (including a guarantee of acceptable quality), mandatory statements for express warranties and mandatory reporting of certain product-related incidents. It also gave the national regulator, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, significant new enforcement powers.
Michael Brown: The current regulatory environment that pharmaceutical and medical device companies are currently facing is one of heightened enforcement and increased disclosure. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), along with federal prosecutors and state attorneys' general are increasing their scrutiny of the industry, resulting in enhanced enforcement and even criminal prosecutions. We are also seeing some of these federal and state regulatory agencies working in concert with, either directly or indirectly, with the plaintiffs' bar (who may already be handling hundreds or thousands of cases for a particular drug or device) to increase the pressure on companies to resolve the matter through the payment of fines or even pleas on the criminal side and large settlements on the civil side. At the same time, transparency has increased and new tools are available to regulators, and even the public, such as the Inspections Database (see: www.fda.gov/ICECI/EnforcementActions/ucm222557.htm) to review the results of regulatory inspections at a company's facilities. Many prosecutors and plaintiff's lawyers regularly access FDA websites in a search for possible new lawsuits.
Who's Who Legal: Some practice areas, such as the pharmaceutical sector, have seen a consolidation of their panel counsel. Is this something which is likely to happen within other sectors and will it result in lawyers becoming even more specialised?
Stuart Clark: Consolidation of panel counsel has been a feature of the Australian legal market in common with other parts of the world. This has occurred across all sectors. However, sophisticated clients have continued to instruct firms and individuals in relation to specific matters where those matters have the potential to have a significant impact on their business - particularly in relation to the defence of claims - regardless of other panel arrangements.
Michael Brown: In the United States, the consolidation of law firms a particular company uses has become more frequent in recent years due to a couple of factors. First, there have been a number of recent mergers of pharmaceutical and medical device companies, necessitating companies to look closely at the number of firms that are providing legal services to the now-merged company. Second, the process of reducing the number of firms a particular company uses predated the recent merger activity. Many companies have engaged in a 'convergence programme' to consolidate the vast majority of the legal work among a smaller number of firms. This provides an advantage to the company of having the law firms truly 'know the business' and an advantage to those firms selected to be part of the convergence programme of an increased amount of work to the firm. By increasing the amount of work provided to a law firm, the company can also use that fact to obtain additional discounts on pricing. Even with such convergence programmes, there will be situations where the company needs to go outside the panel for certain specialty areas.
Peter Pliszka: The phenomenon, which Michael describes, has occurred in Canada as well. In the context of establishing their list of panel law firms for US litigation, corporations typically select one firm in Canada to be their 'partner' for all of their Canadian litigation. Based on our firm's experience, these convergence or 'partnering' arrangements can be a win-win situation for both the client and the law firm. As Michael observes, this process enables law firms to develop greater knowledge of the client's business, products and internal operations, which usually results in the delivery of more efficient and effective legal services for the client's benefit.
Who's Who Legal: Have you seen an increase in work in any particular industries or sectors?
Luiz Guilherme Migliora: We have seen an increase in legal activity involving the litigation, submissions and legal analysis of the content and legality of regulations and proposed regulations, as well as in the activities of pro-consumer associations engaging in public campaigns and public debates in law schools and judges' associations. The public prosecutors' office, with standing to file class actions, has also been active in this specific role. There has been an increase in investigations that end up resulting in litigation or consent decrees to avoid litigation.
Peter Pliszka: Canada and the US have long been each other's single biggest trading partner. From the perspective of all Canadians, this mutually-beneficial, favourable trading status is a great thing, with one notable exception: much to the chagrin of corporate Canada, America's single biggest export to Canada seems to have become the class action! Over the past decade, plaintiffs' counsel have sent class actions across the Canada-US border at an ever-increasing rate, and, largely because predominance of common issues is not a requirement of the Canadian test for certification, product liability class actions have proliferated. Our firm is regularly retained by manufacturers of all types of products to defend them against these class action lawsuits. The industry which appears to have been hit the hardest by the plaintiffs' assault in recent years is the medical products industry – pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
Stuart Clark: The new Australian Consumer Law (ACL) has led to increase in work across a number of sectors. The introduction of a mandatory reporting obligation of certain product related injuries combined with the regulator, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission entering into a co-operation Memorandum of Understanding with the Consumer Product Safety Commission earlier this year, has meant that many international brand manufacturers are paying particular attention to their Australian businesses. They are seeking assistance in establishing compliant reporting systems and other SOPs to deal with the new Australian Consumer Law. Corporations that provide express warranties with their products are undertaking reviews of those warranties to ensure they are compliant with the ACL Regulations.
Michael Brown: In the pharmaceutical and medical device field, there has been an increase of dual track litigation involving investigations brought by governmental agencies and 'mass tort' litigation brought by the civil plaintiff's bar. This presents challenges to companies in the coordination of both (and sometimes more) tracks from logistical coordination (presentation of witnesses and production of documents) to strategic coordination. Separately, there has been an uptick in 'no injury' consumer class actions based on allegedly misleading advertising.
Who's Who Legal: Have there been any shifts in the nature of the work you do? Are clients looking for advice in relation to risk assessment as well as litigious advice?
Luiz Guilherme Migliora: We have seen more work in the regulatory field in addition to the already significant court activity in the product liability area.
Peter Pliszka: Consistent with the Canadian legal developments described in my answers to questions 1 and 3, over the past few years our Product Liability Group has been retained on an ever-increasing basis to assist clients with product regulatory issues and to represent companies that are being sued in class action proceedings in Canada. A very large portion of our work is cross-border in nature, as the vast majority of the product class action lawsuits in Canada are accompanied by parallel MDL proceedings in the US. As a result, my colleagues and I now regularly work closely with our clients' US outside counsel to ensure that the defences of the claims on either side of the border are conducted strategically in an integrated manner.
Stuart Clark: With the recent introduction of the Australian Consumer Law, our clients are giving renewed attention to issues relating to consumer protection, product liability, warranties and guarantees and product safety. We have spent much time during the last six months developing mandatory reporting SOPs and reviewing express guarantees to ensure clients to meet their legal obligations. Australia continues to experience an increase in the incidence of class actions, with the availability of litigation funding from commercial organisations continuing to encourage new proceedings being brought, both in the product liability (in particular drug and medical devices) and financial services sectors.
Michael Brown: We are seeing increased interaction between government investigations and product liability and when those are going on at the same time, it requires careful management. We are also seeing in the 'mass tort'context, an increased amount of activity in the pharmaceutical and medical device field of actions, particularly class actions, being brought in other countries, such as Canada, Australia and to a lesser extent, the United Kingdom.
Who's Who Legal: As emerging economies develop there is a corresponding increase in consumer awareness. How important is it to keep informed of global developments to protect your client's interest?
Luiz Guilherme Migliora: Consumer awareness in Brazil has been very high and is expected to continue. This is a result of the Consumer Defence Code enacted in 1990, and of very active governmental and non-governmental consumer agencies and associations. There is currently a task force to propose amendments to the Consumer Defence Code and the tendency of this task force is to increase the protection to consumers. Also, there is a bill of law in congress aiming at amending the Civil Procedure Code containing provisions that can affect product liability litigation in a manner that can be very adverse to the product suppliers.
Peter Pliszka: Although this phrase has been repeated so often that it has become a cliché, the world in which our clients conduct business now truly is a global village. Our clients are not just entering developing economies; they are already there, and they are fully immersed in those economies. Our clients have shifted much of their manufacturing to those countries, and sales to consumers within those countries are growing exponentially. These phenomena are having significant effects for our clients and us – the lawyers in the 'mature economies' who advise them. For example, the outsourcing of manufacturing to off-shore suppliers has raised serious risk management and loss-transfer issues which are having real effects on lawsuits taking place here in North America. Similarly, the rapid development of burgeoning consumer classes in developing economies with legal systems that may be materially different from the various common law legal systems with which we are familiar, presents new and uncharted potential legal exposure for our clients. In order to be able to advise our clients about that exposure, it is essential that we remain abreast and knowledgeable of these legal developments.
Stuart Clark: As Australian lawyers we are have a specific focus on and interest in developments in the Asia Pacific region. Over the last 20 years there has been on-going consumer and product liability law reform throughout the region. For example, the European Commission Product Liability Directive, 1985 has been a major influence in many jurisdictions, being the basis for legislation in Australia, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea and the Philippines. As a result of Portugal's legislation implementing the EC Directive, the Directive is also in force in Macau. This has had a significant impact on consumer awareness and the consequences that flow from that increased awareness. Three years ago Clayton Utz surveyed the effect of these changes in the Asia Pacific region. Not surprisingly we found that, in countries where there had been no law reform, the expectation was that the incidence of litigation would remain the same. In countries that had introduced consumer protection or product liability reform there was an expectation that the levels of litigation might increase in the future. There are indications that this is starting to occur.
Michael Brown: It is important to keep abreast of global developments to protect your clients' interests. As companies begin to do more and more business in emerging markets, a host of legal issues arise and global lawyers need to be aware of them, whether it be data privacy issues and making sure your client is compliant with various countries' regulations to sourcing and pricing issues for US federal government contracts, to appropriate codes of conduct and making sure your client is not running a foul of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). As the legal and regulatory systems in emerging markets start to evolve and mature, there will continue to be uncertainty and companies must be prepared to be flexible and to adapt.


KUALA LUMPUR: Asthma Malaysia has viewed favourably a move by the Health Ministry to ban smoking at open eateries.
This would have a positive impact on the lives of the people, especially those with underlying medical problems, its co-founder Dr Helmy Haja Mydin said.
"The consequences of secondhand smoking are well-documented. As a recent letter signed by 30 Malaysian medical organisations stated, studies have shown that it causes premature heart disease and lung cancer amongst non-smokers and even leads to strokes.
"The effects are particularly felt by women and children," Dr Helmy added.
"It also increases the risk of premature birth, low birth weight, birth defects and sudden infant death syndrome," he said in welcoming Health Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad's announcement that open eateries would be gazetted as no-smoking areas.
"For a retail chain such as Mydin which caters massively to families that include children, pregnant mothers and elderly people as well as stakeholders such as wholesalers, restaurants and shop operators, this is a welcomed move that will allow public places to be healthier, safer, cleaner and more environmentally friendly," he added.


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Q: Signed integer on 5 bits? I am still struggling with bitwise operators using Ruby.
Getting a value 11100 (28 in base 10) (from a bitstream), I'd like to see it as -4, that is signed integer on 5 bits.
How would you proceed ?
I know the generic pseudo-algorithm says :
-X = "/X +1" ie : to get the opposite of X, first flip bits of X, then increment by 1. But here I am stucked !

A: Iff the left most bit is a 1 then it is negative number.
So take your 28 and subtract 32 (2^5) to get -4.
But -2 would be 11110


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New 5-star hotel tower in Madinah to be developed
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RIYADH — The General Authority for Awqaf has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with Dur Hospitality that aims to establish a private company tasked with developing a 5-star hotel tower in the central area of Madinah.
The memorandum was signed by Sultan Bin Bader Al-Otaibi, CEO of Dur Hospitality; and Haitham Bin Mohammed Al-Fayez, CEO of Awqaf Investment Company, last Oct. 30 in Riyadh.
Under this memorandum, property number 125 will be leased within an area of 1,379 square meters to develop and operate a five-star hotel under the Makarem Hotels` brand, a subsidiary of Dur Hospitality specialized in serving the holy cities of Saudi Arabia. Additionally, the land on which the project will be built is strategically located in close proximity to the Prophet's Mosque, on Abu Obeida bin Jarrah Road in the north side of the city.
Upon signing, Emad bin Saleh Al-Kharashi, the Governor of the General Authority for Awqaf, said this agreement complements Awqaf's investment strategy seeking to enter partnerships with the private sector in order to contribute to the organization, preservation and development of Awqaf, and also enhances its developmental role according to the targets of Saudi Vision 2030 aiming to raise the non-profit sector's contribution to GDP by 5% .
MHaitham Al-Fayez, CEO of Awqaf Investment Company, the investment arm of the General Authority for Awqaf, stressed that Awqaf seeks to activate partnerships with experienced and financially solvent entities to achieve harmony and integration and reduce investment risks. He added that Awqaf is looking forward to collaborating with Dur Hospitality in order to enrich the religious experience of Medina guests by offering quality services that meet the growing demand.
Moreover, Eng. Abdullah Al-Issa, Chairman of Dur Hospitality, described the agreement as a reiteration of Dur's commitment to its expansion plan in the Kingdom's holy cities, designed in line with the objectives of Vision 2030 aiming to cater to over 30 million pilgrims annually. He added that qualitative achievements and fruitful partnerships with the General Authority for Awqaf reflect Dur's success in positioning itself as a Saudi brand specialized in providing leading projects and services to the guests of the two Holy Mosques in accordance to international standards.
Furthermore, Sultan Al-Otaibi outlined the company's future plans which include further expansion through establishing new hotels for religious visitors under the Makarem Hotels brand. He said those plans seek to create an integrated offering of the finest hospitality services that encompass the brand's hotel outlets in Makkah and Madinah.
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