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Sometimes doing what's right has consequences. Dr. Dino Panvini reveals an eyeopening look at corruption in The Medusa Enigma which chronicles various fraudulent accusations, actions taken against his life, and corruption embedded in the medical and legal systems. These accounts highlight flaws that occur every day in the system told from personal experience. Woven throughout are accounts of his personal life, including how his strained marriage factors in and the role his ex-wife plays in the events told.
Panvini weaves a personal tale drawn from events in his own life and his role as a doctor but also through his personal life which often crashes into his professional one through similar strands of corruption. An inside look at the darker side of the medical and legal systems bring him head to head with a co-worker that seems to have it out for him. This provides plenty of friction and dramatic moments as Panvini works to maintain a moral center in his career and standing his ground. He's outspoken and has a genuine tone which makes for a very telling read with the goal of sharing this story being to cast a warning and to call for action to create a change.
Despite the theme of corruption, Panvini doesn't remain skeptical throughout; instead uses his experiences as a way to reach out to other people. He threads throughout opportunities for actions and at a high level of optimism, despite the catastrophic moments described. Most of the events surround the time he spent trapped under boxes which seems to act as the catalyst for what draws everything that happens into place. So to keep coming back to that time shows the level of corruption and danger he was facing by showing his literal experience being trapped and how he came to be free. Through the tone comes the feeling of reminiscent as he's looking back on what he experience from a different mind-set and after experiencing everything.
His voice is clear and genuine so it's easy to garner his personality as he often has playful moments such as when he talks about his prideful nature and how he makes jokes when discussing how he nearly died. Through this use of tone and voice, it feels like he's sitting there directly sharing the story.
The title has a metaphoric meaning for the story with Medusa representing the struggle with his ex-wife who is also the source of the fraudulent claims and enigma representing the more puzzling place in how the system works. Panvini is straight-forward with his thoughts and succeeds in stirring up a conversation. The story is filled with plenty of drama, friction, and life lessons, making The Medusa Enigma an eye-opening tale of corruption and an inside look at the medical and law systems through the experiences of a doctor.
Book review by Dylan Ward
"They wanted to destroy me, but I had finally had enough."
A dedicated medical doctor and pioneer in urological surgery, Italian-born Panvini recounts his recent years as "paranoid and fearful, living like a hunted man." For more than a decade, he is trapped by dangerous legal machinations in his fight against a vicious circle of people attempting to ruin his career and, literally, end his life. He recalls the once happy marriage with Chelsea that soon turns sinister, the audacity of his colleagues and their blatant disregard for the sanctity of life with blackmail and assassination attempts, of his two children turned against him and the rebuilding of their relationship, and the near-death experience which brings a clarity that enables him in his tireless endeavor to survive.
Written with eye-opening detail, Panvini presents his story, pieced together by his fragmented memory, witness accounts, legal and medical evidence, and media reports. This total unraveling of his life is only stopped by the support of a few close friends and his own perseverance. Throughout, he touches on the complexities of identity and memory, juxtaposes the nuances of the medical and legal professions, and depicts a breathtaking chronicle of good versus evil. We ride along with Panvini as he attempts to understand and make sense of what has happened to him with the occurrence of each exceptional event. It is at times unimaginable and vivid.
Complete with a compelling title (which Panvini references and explains later) and gripping facts and recollection—including a particularly harrowing chapter on the deeply haunting effects of 9/11—Panvini's book is fast-paced and reads like a thriller novel with high-drama and riveting characters. Now resilient and transformed, he is a survivor beginning the long road to recovery. This book is a small step in the reclamation of his reputation and name.
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Melanie Goodsell
5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to read and a real page turner…
Best book I've read in a long time….it was a very easy and exciting read….read it in 2 days….It was an eye opener about how evil people can be, and so greedy…I kept wondering how do these people look themselves in the mirror, and not be mortified at what they have become….Dino is a amazing how he never gave up the fight for what he knew was right and what he believed in….even at his darkest moments his faith got him through….He is a great inspiration for people when they are going through tough and unfair times….God does have a plan for us and will give us the strength to keep going…Thank you Dino, for sharing your story….Melanie Goodsell
5.0 out of 5 stars Best book that I've read in a long time!
This book was an amazing story and if it was not nonfiction I wouldn't believe that things like that could happen in America! It opens up my eyes to the corruption that's inherent in the legal system and the medical system in America. This is not only a nonfiction novel but an educational process that the reader will learn a lot about what goes on behind the scenes. The book is full of drama , multiple murder attempts on this doctors life which are really bizarre! After reading this book I feel like I am living in a third world country where this type of corruption goes on all the time! I highly recommend this book to anybody that wants to read be entertained and be educated at the same time. I would like to say that this is one of the best nonfiction novels that I have read in a long time! I think this will be looked at by Hollywood and should be made into a motion picture.
Rebecca Crews
Intense with a positive outcome and message
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Wow. I have just completed this amazing true life story. I am so amazed at the level of evil that people have chosen to side with to try and bring upon good people. Dr. Panvini was a man with a dream of following the family in career and cared more for people than the money. He had a family and went above and beyond to make a name for himself and provide stability and care for his family. The level of greed, hatred, and negativity that he experienced for just wanting to do the right thing is incredible. I'm so happy to hear the there is a light at the end of the tunnel that seems so long. This is a perfect example for anyone going through a tough time. Never stop having faith, believing in yourself, and always do the right things for the right reasons. It will end in your favor. Life is never easy no one will ever tell you it is easy but the message Dr. Panvini is helping to share is powerful. Thank you for this amazing story. I am enlightened and prepared with an understanding far beyond my years from this experience.
Fantastic book
I just finished reading the medusa enigma and found it to be the most fascinating real life story that I have ever heard! It's filled with drama suspense and action. It really opened up my eyes to what goes on with the corruption in the legal and medical world ! It's interesting to note the comment above seems to have angered a beehive and it seems as if that the author is been commented by one of the villains in his book! This makes the book even more interesting. I highly recommend it without reservations Fantastic bookand I think this will be a best Seller!
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the organizations that are to protect and care for us are highly corrupt.
Once started I could not put it down until I was to the end..
Very good read, riveting and exciting but still unbelievable what this man has been through.
Wow. Such corruption, deceit and web of treachery,
What an amazing story of corruption and deceit. It was a fast read. Lots of insight into the world of "organized" medicine. The murder attempt on this authors life is mind blowing. A Hollywood producer should take a close look.
by Dino Panvini, M.D.
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The US Review of Books
book review by Donna Ford
"I'm extremely conscious of my body's frailty and vulnerability. I believe that this in turn makes me a better doctor."
In this combination of memoir and exposé, the author tells the story of the struggles he endured due to personal health, unfaithful relationships, lies, and legal battles that have surrounded the thirty years of his medical career. These trials began when his family-encouraged marriage failed due to his wife's drug use. She hired a corrupt lawyer who charged him falsely with drug usage. His wife turned both of the author's teenage children against him. He had to move out of state by himself and found work at a hospital in the American Southwest. Eventually, two of Panvini's fellow doctors, likewise unscrupulous, would join the battle that nearly cost him his life. Few people like a whistle-blower, so at times his sole supporters were staff members who had worked for him.
In this book, Panvini spends nearly as much time in and out of courts engaged in legal battles as he spent in the hospitals. Confessing that he doesn't "have much respect left for the legal profession," the author sounds a warning to Americans to fix their justice system. Frivolous and fraudulent lawsuits drive up health care costs for patients as well as the price of malpractice insurance for doctors. They can also cause doctors to be blackballed.
The reader will learn much from this man who was willing to confront operations within a hospital's surgical ward and doctors' private practices. Where the author shines best is at explaining the appropriate procedures for a surgeon whose specialties are hernia repair and urology. With several flashbacks occurring within the book, it is necessary for the reader to stay oriented. This complex tale unfolds across 285 pages, along with a lengthy list of enemies (names changed) who filed fraudulent claims within America's failing justice system.


Pro bass fishing may not be a gentleman's sport in the sense that golf is, but it still requires certain etiquette and manners, traditions and procedures to be followed and adhered to. This is especially true of competitive pro bass fishing. Tournaments and competitions have lots to offer the aspiring pro as well as professional bass anglers. Thus, if you are aiming to enter one of the bass fishing competitions in your state or area, you should brush up on pro bass fishing tips for the competition.
The last thing that you want is to be looked down upon as a novice with bad technique and bad manners too. Pro bass fishing tips and tricks can be found, littered all over the internet. It is also wise to double check all the facts, tips and techniques advice that you get from the internet. Many people and jokers out there think it funny and amusing to post untruths and false pro bass fishing tips to confuse newcomers.
Another side to this is that there are those who post pro bass fishing tips without first making sure of their facts. So it is important that you do make sure of each and every fact in order to make the best of all the advice. Another great source of pro bass fishing tips is the attendants as well as books in a pro bass fishing shops.
When it comes to pro bass fishing tips for a tournament, respect cannot be stressed enough. Being respectful to other anglers is not being soft or too much of a wimp to stand your ground. On the contrary, respectful and sportsman like conduct is the best way to make a good impression. When you enter a bass fishing tournament, are you doing so for the money and prizes or for the passion? One of the best pro bass fishing tips is to never enter a competition for any other reason than pure passion.
If your heart is not in it, you are not likely to give it your all. Keeping your eye on the prize is never a bad thing, but never let it be the only reason you are competing. Remember that you will cast best when you use the bait casting tool overhand instead of underhand. Make sure that you have the best equipment your budget will allow. The better quality equipment you use, the better you can perform in order to come out head and shoulders above your competitors.


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NOAA's GOES-12 satellite was decommissioned on August 16th, 2013 after 3,788 days in service. From April 2003 -- May 2010, GOES-12 served as GOES East, providing "eye in the sky" monitoring for such memorable events as the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season and the series of blizzards during the winter of 2009-2010. After suffering thruster control issues, GOES-12 was taken out of normal service and moved to provide greater coverage of the Southern Hemisphere as the first-ever GOES South. During that time it provided enhanced severe weather monitoring for South America. This animation shows one image from each day of the satellite's life -- a total of 3,641 full disk visible images.
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New York gubernatorial candidate Republican Carl Paladino angrily confronted a New York Post reporter over allegations his daughter was unfairly targeted for a story. Video courtesy of Fox News.
By Jacob Gershman
Updated Oct. 4, 2010 12:01 am ET
Carl Paladino says he wants to put a muzzle on personal attacks and concentrate his campaign for governor around policy ideas.
The Republican candidate is trying out a more buttoned-down approach this week after causing an uproar Wednesday by accusing his Democratic rival, Andrew Cuomo, of marital indiscretions. "We're totally over the personal crap," Mr. Paladino said. "We have to deal with the issues.... The people want to know the particulars."


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NTPC manages to sell only 9% of power offered at IEX
NTPC offered some 30.5 million units of power over the last nine days but it managed to sell only about 2.74 million units – about 8.9% of what was offered.
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KOLKATA: NTPC started selling surplus power at the day-ahead market through India Energy Exchange from June 4 this year. In the last 9 days the company managed to sell only about 9% of what it offered primarily because its power has been costlier than the market clearing prices on each day.
According to officials from the India Energy Exchange, NTPC offered some 30.5 million units of power over the last nine days but it managed to sell only about 2.74 million units – about 8.9% of what was offered.
"Power from thermal power stations at Vidhyanchal, Unchahar, Rihand and Dadri Power was on offer although the company has enlisted 13 stations – nine in North India and four in West. Power from some of these thermal power stations turned out to be costlier than the market clearing prices resulting in power offered by the company remaining unsold," a senior IEX official said.
Between June 4th and 12th the market clearing price hovered between Rs 1.9 per unit to Rs 2.6 per unit while NTPC's average energy cost, leaving out the fixed cost portion, is around Rs 2.25 per unit.
According to analysts, it will make sense for buyers to buy this power only if the market clearing prices touches or crosses Rs 2.25 per unit. NTPC total average cost is Rs 3.21 per unit.
NTPC offered the quantum of power that has been tied up by utilities for supplies to their consumers, but was not requisitioned by power utilities. It is accounted under power purchase agreements with the utilities and discoms need to pay the fixed cost portion of the power tariff even if it is not consumed. NTPC is, however, free to sell this power.
To facilitate utilization of un-requisitioned power, the power ministry in its amendment of the National Tariff Policy carried out in January 2016, incorporated enabling provisions to allow the central generating companies trade their unused power.
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Chronic stress is a serious health issue that is well understood and broadly experienced… yet, too often, simply ignored. There is much to gain from a better understanding of this common condition and how it can be managed in a simple and effective way.
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Lisa Simpson, MB, BCh, M.P.H., FAAP
AcademyHealth
Dr. Lisa Simpson is the president and chief executive officer of AcademyHealth. A nationally recognized health policy researcher and pediatrician, she is a passionate advocate for the translation of research into policy and practice. Her research focuses on improving the performance of the health care system and includes studies of the quality and safety of care, health and health care disparities and the health policy and system response to childhood obesity. Simpson has published over 80 articles and commentaries in peer reviewed journals.
Before joining AcademyHealth, Simpson was director of the Child Policy Research Center at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and professor of pediatrics in the Department of Pediatrics, University of Cincinnati. She served as the deputy director of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality from 1996 to 2002. Simpson serves on the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program and Health Policy Scholars Program National Advisory Councils, and the editorial boards for the Journal of Comparative Effectiveness Research and Frontiers in Public Health Systems and Services Research. In October 2013, Simpson was elected to the Institute of Medicine.
Simpson earned her undergraduate and medical degrees at Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland), a master's in public health at the University of Hawaii, and completed a post-doctoral fellowship in health services research and health policy at the University of California, San Francisco. She was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree by the Georgetown University School of Nursing and Health Studies in 2013.
Simpson's areas of expertise include translating research into policy; quality and safety of health care; health and health care disparities; childhood obesity; and child health services.
Richard G. Frank, PhD
Margaret T. Morris Professor of Health Economics, Department of Health Care Policy
Dr. Richard G. Frank is the Margaret T. Morris Professor of Health Economics in the Department of Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School. From 2009 to 2011, he served as the deputy assistant secretary for planning and evaluation at DHHS directing the office of Disability, Aging and Long-Term Care Policy. His research is focused on the economics of mental health and substance abuse care, long term care financing policy, and disability policy. Frank is also a research associate with the National Bureau of Economic Research. He also serves as an editor for the Journal of Health Economics. Frank was awarded the Georgescu-Roegen Prize from the Southern Economic Association, the Carl A. Taube Award from the American Public Health Association, and the Emily Mumford Medal from Columbia University's Department of Psychiatry. In 2011, he received the Distinguished Service Award from the Mental Health Association of Maryland. Frank also received the John Eisberg Mentorship Award from the National Research Service Awards. He was elected to the Institute of Medicine in 1997. He is co-author with Sherry Glied of the book Better but Not Well (Johns Hopkins Press).
Anil Jain, MD, FACP
Senior VP & Chief Medical Officer
Explorys and Watson Health, IBM
Focused on the intersection of informatics, engineering, technology, clinical research and innovation, Dr. Anil Jain is Senior VP and Chief Medical Officer of Explorys, formed in 2009 based on innovations that he developed while at the Cleveland Clinic. In April 2015, Explorys was acquired by IBM as an integral component of the newly formed Watson Health business unit.
Dr. Jain currently directs the informatics and analytics innovations, product management and software development as well as leading the life sciences business unit. Dr. Jain has served on state and national committees focused on driving quality & research through health IT. In addition, he has authored more than 100 publications and abstracts and has delivered numerous talks on the benefits of sustainable health IT innovation.
Dr. Jain received a degree in Biomedical Engineering and a medical degree from Northwestern University. After arriving from Chicago, Dr. Jain began his career at Cleveland Clinic in 1995 and until July 2011, served as Senior Executive Director of IT where he led Health IT innovations, including the e-Research programs, quality informatics and created solutions to monitor the "meaningful use" of EMRs to support the EHR Incentive Program. He has previously served as a leader within Better Health Greater Cleveland and is a former co-Director of Informatics of Case Western School of Medicine's CTSA. He continues to practice and teach medicine part-time at the Department of Internal Medicine at Cleveland Clinic.
He is an active member of the Health Information Management & Systems Society (HIMSS) and the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) and is a Fellow of the American College of Medicine (ACP). He is also a Diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM).
Anuj Desai
Vice President of Market Development
New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC)
As vice president of market development, Anuj Desai has overall responsibility for business development, fundraising, marketing, and events. Desai oversees the development and management of strategic relationships and alliances with the various vendors and partners that interact with NYeC. He also leads the New York Digital Health Accelerator, the NYeC Gala, and activities related to national policy development and interoperability. Desai brings over 15 years of experience in business development, strategy, and relationship management experience in the healthcare industry. Most recently, he worked in a business development role at Johnson & Johnson focused on developing whitespace strategy and forming business cases for M&A and organic growth in health technology. Previously, he has worked for a software consulting company developing clinical data management tools for pharma and biotech clientele. He received his MBA from University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business and his undergraduate degree in Biotechnology from Rutgers University. He has been recognized by multiple organizations including Crain's New York Business' 2013 Class of "40 Under 40" and Modern Healthcare's "Up and Comer's Award."
Pete Celano, MBA
Director of Consumer Health Initiatives
MedStar Institute for Innovation
Pete Celano has worked in healthcare for 20 years, including as a co-founder of BeClose.com and before that the owner of a Software-as-a-Service company in the x-ray space, for sharing DICOM images among hospitals. BeClose.com (Vienna, VA) was founded in 2009, and is a competitor in Remote Patient Monitoring, having spun out of MicroStrategy, Inc.
As director of Consumer Health Initiatives for the MedStar Institute for Innovation, Celano is especially focused on making patient access more convenient and friction-free. A major area of interest is cloud-platforms that can tie into the EMR, to drive new system revenue, reduce costs, improve outcomes and extend access. Another interest area is screening patients using evidence-based questionnaires, especially on the web and mobile. A major focus for Celano is the business of getting to the Patient's doorstep. Celano has a BA and MBA from the University of Virginia, and has presented at a variety of meetings and conferences on Digital & Mobile Health, Cybersecurity, Cloud Platforms and Access.
Joseph Tonning, MD, MPH, RPh
Medical Officer, Data Mining and Informatics Evaluation and Research Team
Dr. Tonning currently leads data mining and text mining initiatives on the Data Mining and Informatics Evaluation and Research Team within the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research at the Food and Drug Administration. Since coming to the FDA in 2003, he has spearheaded various data mining strategies and served as the FDA liaison for the FDA-PhRMA Safety Evaluation Tools Working Group. Subsequently, he served as a Co-Chair of the New Molecular Entity Steering Committee which developed a system for tracking the safety of new drugs recently approved by the FDA. This initiative became part of FDA's strategy for implementing Section 915 of the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (FDAAA). He currently serves as Co-Chair of the FDA Data Mining Council and as Coordinator of the FDA Data Mining Forum. His research interests also include text mining and he is currently the project lead on the FDA-NLM Label Project, a research text-mining partnership between the FDA and the National Library of Medicine.
Dr. Tonning is a registered pharmacist and completed a Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy from the University of Georgia. After his pharmacy training, he completed a Residency in Hospital Pharmacy at the Medical College of Georgia. He then earned a Doctor of Medicine Degree at the Medical College of Georgia and completed a Residency in Occupational Medicine at Johns Hopkins where he also attained a Master of Public Health Degree. Upon completing his residency at Johns Hopkins, Dr. Tonning received a commission in the United States Public Health Service, practicing medicine in clinics operated by the U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Navy, and U.S. Capitol. During this time, he conducted data and policy research on injuries and fatalities in motor vehicle crashes for the U.S. Department of Transportation, coordinating reports to Congress and the President.
Jennifer Hankin
StartUp Health
Jennifer is the Chief of Staff at StartUp Health, where she brings 10 years of operational strategy and project management experience in entrepreneurial environments. StartUp Health was launched in 2011 as a new model for transforming health by organizing and supporting a global community of entrepreneurs and has the world's largest digital health portfolio at more than 165 companies from 16 countries and more than 60 cities. In her role, Jennifer is a prime liaison to the CEO and president, with key responsibilities including leading cross-company initiatives, goal and process tracking, supporting fundraising efforts, talent acquisition and special projects. Jennifer joined the StartUp Health team in 2012 and her previous positions include Director of Operations and Director of Programming & Events. Prior to joining StartUp Health, Jennifer worked at the University of Maryland for six years, in positions at the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship and Smith School of Business' Office of Development and Alumni Relations. At the Dingman Center, Jennifer was responsible for overseeing 40 annual events supporting programs including international study abroad programs (to China and Israel), business competitions, student venture incubator, and angel investor network. Jennifer earned a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from the University of Maryland and a Master of Tourism Administration, with a concentration in Event and Meeting Management, from The George Washington University. She resides outside of Baltimore, MD. Follow her on Twitter @jennhankin.


West facing Pool/Spa Ocotillo 2! This lakefront home has panoramic south and west views of mountains, water & course over Grove #16. Back patio has been completely re-done...New pool & spa, fire pit, built-in BBQ and awnings! Perfect for the indoor-outdoor desert lifestyle! Offered furnished per inventory, this stunning home has been highly upgraded with travertine floors, granite, marble and more. The Ocotillo 2 has an open floor plan which offers incredible views from the living room, wet bar and family room. The master bedroom is privately located off the front courtyard. Both guest rooms are ensuite. Garage is 2-car plus a separate golf cart garage. This home is centrally located in the club with easy cart/walking access to the clubhouse. Both Club and Golf memberships are available for this home. (Click on attached docs for floor plan). NOTE: A few photos have been Virtually Staged with furnishings/art/accessories.


A mixed material exterior loaded with windows greets you to this modern house plan with an open floor plan. The covered entry opens to reveal the foyer with views to the expansive great room.
The great room is open to the dining room and that is open to the kitchen. A sliding wall in the dining room leads to your outdoor patio which has a covered and an uncovered portion.
The kitchen has a large island with seating and workspace. A pantry is located nearby and gives you great storage.
A private den is located across the home. With its own full bath, this could be used as a guest bedroom.
Three bedrooms are located on the upper floor. And there is a bonus room - included in the total living area square footage - given you extra space.
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The easiest way to remove a stain from merino wool is to fill a sink with lukewarm water and mild detergent. Some detergents even specify that they are specially made for merino wool. how to fix fried green tomatoes Put a different type of stain remover (other than the one that caused the stain) onto the fabric and wash in cold water. Ordinary laundry detergent can be used as a stain remover in this case. Pour enough detergent onto the garment to cover the stain and wash the item immediately. Do not allow the detergent to dry on the fabric before washing.
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Old coffee stains may need extra help to remove fully. If your carpet is wool or a wool blend, or if you are unsure of the type, try 3 drops of a mild dish soap mixed in a cup of water. Sponge this solution onto the carpet and continue to blot it away alternating between a wet and dry cloth.
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reflection of a larger pattern in a much more constrained environment).
>   Since I didn't say that yet, congratulations to DeepMind!
> > Google's breakthrough is just as impactful as the invention of MCTS.
> using very similar techniques, with similar strength.
> into their go program?  I'm working on it.  I know there are several others.
> > Congratulations to Aja!
> without Google's computational power?
>     that it apparently is, based on old results with batch parallelization.
>     save us 50 GPU-days.
>     50% to 60% is really important for real-world strength (Fig. 2).
>     corpus to the mix) could do something interesting too.
> is of course an obstacle (except the big IT companies).
> a normal single-GPU machine is another big question mark, of course.


I just listened to an excellent CD from the November 2013 LIFE Leadership Freedom Series titled "Three Bubbles" by Chris Brady. Brady describes three bubbles that are effecting our daily freedoms: money, commodities, and housing.
The money bubble: With all the printing of money, currently known as quantitative easing, or QE, our dollars aren't worth as much. In other words, it takes significantly more money to buy the same things. For further information on this topic, listen to the LIFE Leadership audios titled "Camel in the Tent" and "Good as Gold" by Chris Brady. I've also embedded below an excellent video describing the problem by Mike Maloney. An interesting fact is Facebook has banned this video, labeling it "aggressive content." The only thing "aggressive" in my opinion is that truth can be bittersweet to the ears and the manipulation from a few, very large banks has been exposed and "they" don't like it. So far, they won, we lost.
The commodities bubble: Commodities are things we need for everyday living like oil, corn, wheat, beef etc. In a five-year period, 2003-2008, the average prices of these everyday things rose over 200%. What's interesting is how Brady exposes that prices didn't just inflate naturally, but happened out of design through secret, special deals for a few investment banks. Instead, we were led to believe that price increases were entirely our fault (a nation of gluttons driving oil-guzzling SUV s). Again, they won, we lost.
The housing bubble: Bank failures and government bail-outs of those banks in 2008 led to home values decreasing yet mortgage payments stayed the same. Because the American public had less money left over each month because of the first two bubbles, they defaulted more on their home loans. They won, we lost.
This post isn't to throw a pity party for the American public. Many Americans have spent well above their means, prioritizing entertainment over real priorities. The root of the problem comes down to our thinking lays in our ignorance.
We are lead to believe the problem is Republican vs Democrat, red vs blue, elephant vs donkey. The winds of truth our lifting the smoke screen and exposing the lies that have clouded our thinking for over a century. Our political system is broken and we are waking up to the fact we are just a cog in someone else's wheel. We are at the mercy of a small group of people who purposefully create these scenarios which has ultimately eroded much of our freedom.
It is surprising how free we can be when we chose to live by principles and not opinions. How free we will become when truth and justice are anchored again by a biblical foundation and not moral relativism.
I recently finished a book study on biblical womanhood and it was fascinating, to say the least! A group of girlfriends, including one of my personal friends and mentors Lisa Hawkins, read the book True Woman 101: Divine Design. Coming from a background of gender competition (I can be the primary bread-winner in our family – and was for a time), it was refreshing to read how God uniquely designed women. It was a wake-up call to me (again) that there needs not be competition between the sexes. The book study was a great reminder to continue to strive to live my life as a woman of God, rather than as a woman of today's modern culture.
Feminist ideals paved the way for my right to vote, the encouragement of a father who instilled in me the belief that I could grow up to be a female doctor in a primarily male-dominated profession, and a culture that normalized my desire to succeed, no matter what my gender.
I was inundated with messages that taught me to pursue my rights, my career and my independence as a woman. As I grew up, the role of wife and mother never seemed attractive as I watched even my own parents "swap" gender duties. You see, when I grew up, both of my parents worked outside the home. Yet, my father had a more flexible schedule, so it was my Dad who greeted me after school, sitting at the kitchen table and asking how my school day was as I ate my snack.
Needless to say, I was confused about womanhood.
During the time of my medical training, female physicians were still relatively uncommon. I remember trying to seek out female physicians to learn how they "balanced" work and home. I somehow sensed that I was still going to need to manage both and that advocating my domestic responsibilities to my husband or daycare provider wasn't going to get me completely off the hook.
Sadly, I was so career-oriented at that time that getting married during medical school and starting to have children during residency was almost a distraction to my ultimate goal: to become a pediatrician. Today, I think it's embarrassing that Matt's first gift to me (ever) was a cookbook, recognizing that I hadn't learned that all-important domestic skill! And I think it's somewhat ironic that I chose a profession (pediatrics) where I could "practice" being a mom, just not to my own children. I didn't get too far away from my inner desire (even if unrecognized at the time) to nurture children!
I found an article from Kathleen Parker, columnist for The Washington Post, published in The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on 2/14/13, that was relevant to my recent book study. Her article looks at the consequences of Betty Friedan's "The Feminine Mystique", written as a manifesto of the women's liberation movement. Parker writes that, despite marinating in the mainstream ideas of feminism, women of these last 50 years have experienced a paradigm shift away from feminism that Friedan and many other leaders of the feminist movement may not have predicted.
Parker writes: "(We) were becoming unwitting hostages to myths that few were brave enough to challenge. My own skepticism came to full fruition the moment I became a mother.
That's exactly how I felt as the desire to be home with my own 3 children grew to volcanic proportions in me. I was struggling to balance work and home as my heart was being pulled more toward my own kids, longing to raise them myself.
In October 2009, Time magazine pointed out that, ironically, as women have gained more education, more economic independence, more power, and more freedom, they have become less and less happy.
That was me! After trying to work 60+ hours a week as a part-time pediatrician and struggling to find time at home with my husband and 3 kids, I had had enough. I realized that the common myth that life would be more satisfying in the workplace than in my own home was false.
My recent book study has helped me realize that there is no obstacle to fulfillment and true freedom when I follow God's divine design for women.
I highly recommend the book! And I highly recommend finding a group of friends and mentors like those in the LIFE community to show you the hope and joy that comes with following your divine design to be a wife and mother!
Below is a copy of the most recent blog post by Orrin Woodward. The LIFE business recognizes there is a problem, but what is so refreshing is the solution that we present. Enjoy the videos with discernment as the language is not child-friendly. It's time for a LeaderShift in this country, who wants to be a part of the team to make sure it goes in the direction of a freedom shift and not a force shift?
Jeff Daniels believes America is in decline. In fact, he believes this so emphatically that some of his language in this video is not children-friendly. I apologize in advance for some of the wording in this video. However, the points he makes and the discussion around it are so valuable that I decided to post it. Mr. Daniels has pinpointed the effects of the Five Laws of Decline upon American society. Nonetheless, identifying the effects and solving the issues are not one and the same thing. The Five Laws of Decline must be rooted out of our culture, ending the plunder of working citizens on both sides of the political aisle.
LeaderShift is Oliver DeMille and my proposal on how to do just that. I am posting Jeff Daniels video which states the challenge and then the trailer for LeaderShift which responds to the challenge. Yes, America, and the West, have much work to do, but what a great time to be alive and play a part in the LeaderShift!


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The vocals are what steal the show on this album. Great voice! The clean vocals are a cross between Jerry Cantrell and Layne Stayley from old Alice In Chains. I know thats a weird comparison for melodic death metal, but listen for yourself. This guy has a set of pipes! I have their other albums as well, and I love them, especially the full length, "The wreckage of stars," but I am enjoying this one even more. There is a lot of depth to the tempo changes, and the vocal alterations between death and clean. Sometimes the clean vocals don't work for death metal bands, but in this case, they are awesome! These guys are doing what Opeth used to do, (before they turned into a prog jazz band) but they are doing it even better. Beautiful piano interludes, melodic guitar solos, great arrangements. Doesn't get much better that this if you are looking for melodic death metal or melodic progressive death metal. Whatever you want to call it, it's really good.
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It's December! That means it is annual year end reflection time. As in previous years I'm going to use this post remind myself of all the things I did over the past year. A year is a long time and accomplishments tend to be immediately celebrated and then forgotten in the hustle of the day-to-day chaos. I encourage other folks to take the time to reflect on all the small and big things they have been a part of in 2018.
In August Danielle Robichaud and I published "Doing the work: Editing Wikipedia as an act of reconciliation." I am still thrilled about having something published via On Archivy and I'm super happy that we able to develop our AAO presentation from April 2017 into a longer form piece. Plus, Danielle is an awesome colleague and working with her was a joy, as always.
Skylee-Storm Hogan and I have submitted two book chapters – one related to the Residential Schools Land Memory Mapping Project and one about archives as contested space.
I had an article accepted to the Canadian Historical Review, it will be appearing in the 2019 summer issue of CHR.
Andrea Eidinger and I wrote an academic article together! Publication details are still forthcoming, but working with Andrea on this was a fantastic experience and it highlighted the value of cross-discipline collaboration.
I've continued to work as part of the Active History editorial collective. In 2018 Andrea Eidinger and I launched the Beyond the Lecture series. This series is focused on exploring best practices in teaching Canadian history and seeks to expand perspectives related to history education. The series is still open to submissions, so hit us up with your ideas!
In April 2018 I was part of a fantastic National Council on Public History roundtable, titled "Sharing the Power: The Role of Public History in Reconciling Indigenous-Settler Narratives." It was an honour to be part of this panel that featured Indigenous, settler, Canadian, and US perspectives on public history work.
I also had the privilege of being part of the "Diversifying Narratives: Intersections of Public and Digital History in the 21st Century" roundtable at the Canadian Historical Association Annual meeting in May 2019. This session brought together Andrea Eidinger, Jessica Knapp, Jessica DeWitt, and I to talk about digital history and public history. I love collaborating with these folks and this roundtable was no exception.
In 2018 I also provided a number of nuts and bolts style workshops on archival practice, digital publishing, and local history.
I've also continued to do a lot of outreach and presentation work as part of my job – I've spoken with over 5,000 students and professional groups about Residential Schools and the history of the Shingwauk site. As part of this work I've had the chance to work closely with some great folks including Skylee-Storm Hogan, Mike Cachagee, Madison Bifano, and Elizabeth Edgar-Webkamigad. These folks are constant sources of inspiration and I'm lucky to work with them.
Jessica Knapp and I ran year two of the Canada-wide Wikipedia edit-a-thon event. I am very happy to see this Wikpedia work continuing.
I was part of the group that helped organize the National Council on Public History (NCPH) "(Re)Active Public History" Twitter mini-con. I am thrilled with how this event turned out and especially pleased with the number of great presentations that were part of the event. If you missed it, you can check out all of the presentations as Twitter moments.
I was nominated to the NCPH Board of Directors and as part of that role I've been able to collaborate with some great NCPH folks and continue to learn more about all of the moving parts that make NCPH such a great organization.
The Reclaiming Shingwauk Hall exhibition space opened in August 2018. This space is representative of so much community collaboration and I can't adequately express how happy I am to see this space being used for education and the ongoing work to honour Survivors of the Shingwauk Residential School.
Successful application to the National Heritage Digitization Strategy call for funding for the "Healing and Reconciliation Through Digital Access" project.
Being part of the SSHRC funded "Documenting Early Residential Schools" project with Tom Peace and the Woodland Cultural Centre. This funding allowed a group of Huron students to spend a few days up at Algoma/Shingwauk site – which was a fantastic experience.
Skylee-Storm Hogan and I were awarded a $10,000 ChangeUp grant through the Inspirit Foundation. This project has focused on youth education around Residential Schools and has allowed us to pay some awesome Indigenous youth for their work.
2018 also saw the continued funding of the "Realizing Healing and Reconciliation through Education" by the Heritage Canada Museum Assistance Program. This current funding will allow the SRSC to expand the Reclaiming Shingwauk Hall exhibition to include an artifact driven exhibition space.
I've continued to produce and record episodes of the Historical Reminiscents Podcast on a regular basis. With November marking the one year anniversary of this podcast!
This year I taught an "Introduction to Archival Studies" course at AlgomaU in the fall term. This is the first time an archives studies course has been offered at AU, so I'm super happy about that development.
I have an energetic and empathetic four year old who inspires me to do better.
I started embroidering things! Photos can be seen on my Instagram account (@kris_tlon).
Despite the horrid news cycle that has characterized 2018, I had many good experiences over this past year. I am fortunate to work with kind and generous collaborators who are an inspiration. I'm looking forward to 2019 being filled with more of the same.


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The word apart is an adverb and adjective that generally describes disconnect and separation. "A part" is a phrase that sounds the same as "apart," but it doesn't have the same meaning. Instead, the phrase "a part" consists of the "a" and "part" to describe a piece or section of something whole.
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What is the difference between a part vs. apart?
English speakers pronounce the word apart identically to the phrase "a part," but these homophones actually consist of different meanings and grammatical functions. In fact, the phrase "a part" can also have the opposite meaning of apart, so it's important to brush-up on their differences before using them in a formal setting.
Apart is a word, "a part" is not
Before using "a part" in a sentence, we need to realize that it's not a word–– it's technically a phrase. "A part" consists of an article, the letter a, and the noun "part," which means section, portion, or sometimes "member." What this means is that when using "a part," we aren't trying to convey the word "apart" at all. We are actually using the word "part."
"A part" unifies concepts, "apart" disconnects them
While the word part represents many types of speech (i.e., verb, noun, adverb, etc.), its role within "a part" specifically uses the noun form. The noun form of part is also common within phrases like "in part" or "for the most part," which should sound familiar to most native speakers.
When used correctly, the noun part represents a piece or fraction of a whole. In contrast, the word apart is either an adverb or adjective that we use similarly to terms like alone, distant, and separated. Additionally, we can use the word apart within phrases like, "outside of," "by itself" or "to one side."
To further illustrate, if you're apart from something, you're disconnected or disassociated. But if you start a sentence with, "Apart from this …," you're essentially stating, "Aside from this point …" Whichever way you decide to use apart in a sentence, you're expressing distance and exclusion, and not an aspect of unity like the phrase "a part."
What does apart mean?
We use the word apart as an adverb or adjective to describe a degree of separation or to indicate that something exists in several smaller parts. The word apart is different from the noun apartness, which describes the state of existing apart from or the result of being separated.
Apart as an adverb
As an adverb, the word apart describes an undetermined distance that separates something from another, whether it's physical space or time. For example,
"We sleep apart from each other."
"We live five miles apart."
Alternatively, we can use the adverb apart to mean:
A subject or object that exists independently of another.
"My brother has twins, and you can't tell them apart."
"Shown apart, it's clear the houses have different realtors."
An object or idea that's set aside from consideration.
"Apart from frequent parking tickets, he is a law-abiding citizen."
Something that consists of two or more parts or pieces.
"The stress is making me fall apart."
Adverb synonyms
Aside, asunder, away from each other, distant from each other, independently, on one's own, separately, to the side, to pieces, piecemeal.
Adverb antonyms
Together.
Apart as an adjective
The adjective form of apart is similar to the adverb definition, except it describes something as separated, "on its own," or divided in thought. For example,
"We spent time apart."
"Nursing is a profession apart."
"With the senators apart, a vote remains null.
Adjective synonyms
Away, deep, distant, far-off, isolated, lonesome, nowhere, odd, outlying, remote, removed, secluded.
Adjective antonyms
Adjacent, adjoining, contiguous, close, nearby, nigh.
Etymology of apart
The word apart derives from Middle English, but before it made its way into the English Language, it was an Old French term for the phrase 'a part.' The Old French translation additionally derives from Latin 'a parte.'
According to Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Lexico, the original sense of apart translates to "to one side" or "at the side." But in case you're wondering, the adverb form of apart came first in the 14th century. The adjective form of apart emerged later in 1680.
What does part mean?
The word part exists as a noun, adjective, verb, and adverb, but within the phrase "a part," it's a noun. While the noun part contains several micro interpretations, the most common definitions include:
An undetermined amount of something that belongs to a whole.
"Can I eat part of your sandwich?"
A significant or essential portion.
"She spent a good part of her morning reading the Washington Post."
Equal or unequal sections of a greater whole, such as distribution or series of work.
"A trilogy is a story told over three parts."
"They released part of the stimulus check."
The role performed for an action.
"Everyone plays a part in the game of life."
A borderless area of land.
"You don't know what's lurking in these parts."
The natural separation of hair on the scalp.
"Hannah has a defined part in the middle of her head."
An aspect of personality or talent.
"The best part about my fiancé is her sense of humor."
The role or lines performed by an actor.
"Jon got a part in the school play."
Noun synonyms
Aspect, component, element, factor, member, partition, piece, portion, role, section, segment.
Noun antonyms
Aggregate, composition, pool, sum, total, whole.
Etymology of part
The noun part has existed in the English Language since the times of Old English, but similar to "apart," it derives from the Latin root "part-" or "pars." However, the verb form of part developed through Middle English as a descendant of French partir and Latin partire or partem, which translates to "to divide" or "to share."
How to use apart in a sentence?
There are many ways to use the word apart, but it's important to remember how it conveys disconnect or separation as opposed to unity with "a part." Example sentences include:
"The editor tore our recent posts apart."
"Her family lives two states apart."
"It's not always easy to tell native speakers apart from ESL."
Another way to use apart in a sentence is through the phrase "apart from," which we use similar to "except for" or "outside of." For example,
"Apart from the kitchen, the house is clean."
The last common way to write apart is through phrasal verbs, which consist of a verb and an adverb. In this case, we can pair the adverb apart with a verb to describe an action more vividly. For example,
"To fall apart."
"To live apart."
"To pull apart."
How to use a part in a sentence?
To use "a part" in a sentence correctly, it's important to remember that it doesn't function as one word. Together, the words "a" and "part" convey how something belongs to a greater group of things. We use the resulting noun phrase "a part" similarly to phrases like "a piece," "a section," or "a role."
Sentence examples include,
"I need to buy a part for my bike."
"You played a part in the bike's destruction."
"A part of me wants to buy a new bike."
As we can see from the three examples, the use of "a" before "part" makes the referenced amount or member somewhat ambiguous. That's because "a" is an indefinite article, so it doesn't reference a specific object or quantity.
If we remove the article altogether, the ambiguity of part may remain. For instance, if you wrote, "I drove for part of the way home," the word part still represents a non-specified distance. But if you wrote, "I am part of the team," it's clear that "part" describes you, the subject.
Test Yourself!
Are you an expert at recognizing commonly confused words? See how well you understand the difference between "apart" and "a part" with the following multiple-choice questions.
True or false: The phrase "a part" can function as a phrasal verb.
The word apart is a ____________.
a. Adjective
b. Verb
c. Adverb
d. A and C
The adverb meaning of apart is not synonymous with ____________.
a. Aside
b. Separately
c. Together
d. Asunder
As an adjective, the word apart is not synonymous with ____________.
a. Close
b. Deep
c. Nowhere
d. Secluded
Choose the correct word: "I want to be __________ of the family."
a. Apart
b. A part
"Apart." The Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster Inc., 2020.
"Apart." Lexico, Oxford University Press, 2020.
"Part." Lexico, Oxford University Press, 2020.
"Part." The Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster Inc., 2020.
"Phrasal verbs and multi-word verbs." Cambridge Dictionary, Cambridge University Press, 2020.
Alanna Madden is a freelance writer and editor from Portland, Oregon. Alanna specializes in data and news reporting and enjoys writing about art, culture, and STEM-related topics. I can be found on Linkedin.
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New England Patriots' Tom Brady passes against the Los Angeles Rams during the first half of the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
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Q: No sign of Community Promotion Ads - 2015? Previously, in early December, a special post would go out to each of the public Meta sites (*except, perhaps, StackOverflow) asking the community to suggest and vote for Community Promotion Ads for the following year.
We haven't seen one this year yet. Should we be preparing our range of adverts in readiness for one of these posts that is just running a little late, or is there something new in store for us in 2015?

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Should we be preparing our range of adverts in readiness for one of these posts that is just running a little late, or is there something new in store for us in 2015?

Nothing fundamentally new that I know of. 'tis the season for vacations, though, so the posts will go up SoonTM. Have your ads at the ready.

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Q: tsql - match up to closest number in lookup I have a select which returns a duration value.  what i would like to do is look up this value in a lookup table and return a value for yield which is closest to this duration value.
e.g
i have a duration of 0.20 for USD so from my look up table below which is derived from this code:
select fld1_val, mrkt_cap_wght from dw_iss_indx_cnstnt AS ai WITH (NOLOCK)

INNER JOIN  dw_issue_dg AS i WITH (NOLOCK)
  ON ai.indx_instr_id = i.instr_id
  AND ai.as_of_dte > getdate()-2

INNER JOIN dw_issue_alt_id AS ia WITH (NOLOCK)
  on ia.instr_id = ai.indx_instr_id
  AND id_ctxt_typ = 'Bloomberg ID'
  AND denom_curr_cde = 'USD'

this returns:
fld1_val    mrkt_cap_wght
0.08        5.0168
0.25        5.03
0.5         5.09
1           5.21
2           5.2
5           5.51
10          5.67
12          5.69
15          5.7
20          5.71

So what i would do is lookup against this and because 0.20 is closest to 0.25 i would return 5.03 as my yield.
However i am unsure of how to do this as the look up is not looking for an exact match, just a closest to value.  Any idea how i could do this?

A: I am not able to test/verify this right now, but it seems like you could use min or an order by with selecting the top 1 against the absolute difference between the given value and the table value.

A: One quick-and-dirty way to do this:
SELECT fld1_val
FROM table
WHERE (abs(mrkt_cap_wght - 0.25)) = (SELECT MIN(abs(mrkt_cap_wght - 0.25)) FROM table);

I've tested it on a different table and it definitely works, but it admittedly feels a little clumsy.

A: DECLARE @Dur decimal(5,2)=0.20;

select TOP 1 fld1_val, mrkt_cap_wght from dw_iss_indx_cnstnt AS ai WITH (NOLOCK)

INNER JOIN  dw_issue_dg AS i WITH (NOLOCK)
  ON ai.indx_instr_id = i.instr_id
  AND ai.as_of_dte > getdate()-2

INNER JOIN dw_issue_alt_id AS ia WITH (NOLOCK)
  on ia.instr_id = ai.indx_instr_id
  AND id_ctxt_typ = 'Bloomberg ID'
  AND denom_curr_cde = 'USD'
ORDER BY ABS(@Dur-fld1_val)


The woman has evolved by winning gruesome wars!
This post is dedicated to all the wonderful women on this great day. Happy Women's day to all the lovely ladies in my life and also to the ones who have left it. Also, to the ones who are yet to enter my life sooner or later.
P.S. What goes around comes around! My humble request to all leading ladies that power is extremely magnetic. It makes people's mind corrupt also. I request you all to use the power given to you with utmost care as it may come back to you tomorrow.
Hope that you all will have a good day!
Nice tribute to the women.
But I have a question.. the starting lines meant as if a woman is telling her story then the poet voices on behalf of her. I didn't got this narration. I'm pretty slow in poems so if I'm wrong then I apologise.
Congratulations for winning the notable newbie award from blogadda.
Thank you for dedicating a post for us – the women!!
The day to day problems faced by women in offices they work in or the society are not being solved. The biggest problem women are facing today is insecurity, violence. The celebration of Women's Day in the face of all this has a hollow ring about it.
There are several other factors responsible for this. You can check my related posts about these issues. I have written them based on my experience personally.
Women of the Earth, I wish you a Happy International Women's Day. NEVER FORGET HOW POWERFUL YOU ARE...!!
Even while UN Development says 7 in 10 women are beaten, raped, abused or mutilated in their lifetime.
"The woman has evolved by winning gruesome wars"
very inspiring and beautifully composed.
Will make a point to write a piece to thank all the men in my life as well... Thank you for this delightful piece.


The MCITP Enterprise Messaging Administrator on Exchange 2010 certification is for the candidate that will be responsible for the maintenance and administration of the Exchange servers in a business environment.
With this certification you will be able to install and manage Exchange Server 2010 along with users, security, databases and servers that run Exchange Server 2010.
What is Exchange Server 2010?
It is a mail server program that runs on Windows Server Operating Systems that allows you to manage e-mail for an enterprise environment. Exchange Server 2010 was launched on November 9th, 2009.
Use virtual software to practice your MCITP certification at home. I like to use VMware Player which is free and I also run Microsoft Virtual PC.
Download a free trial version of Exchange Server 2010 for your own practice network.
You can download Windows 7 Enterprise and a free trial of Windows Server 2008 and easily create a home practice lab to improve your IT skills.
After you have studied the specific exam and practiced what you have learned, you can schedule your exam with Prometric here.
There you can pick a date for your exam and the location closest to your home.


Sunday marked the sixth Poor Pilgrims Island Show. Most concerts are very static; Poor Pilgrims differentiates itself by having each act performing at a different location on Toronto Island. Starting at the Franklin Storybook Garden was Peterborough's Nick Ferrio.
He played some good country songs with only himself, a guitar, and a backing vocalist. Reminded me of Daniel Romano, and that's quite a good thing.
Next up we went to the Dragon Boat Launch where Steve Kado and friends were performing his piece "2003." I personally would call it "Steve Kado's Experiments in Tedium." It essentially consisted of two notes for over 40 minutes. It was painful.
At least the ducks gave us some interesting points, and the confused tour boat driver who was picking up passengers was entertaining to all around.
The band was at least interesting to photograph.
Next stop was church where we saw Soul Sisters Supreme Redux 2.0… Jesus, that's a long name. The five woman a cappella band sang some pretty songs.
Next was Bernice on Snake Island.
We stayed put for Pachamamma, who were okay… for hippies.
The off to a beach on the South side of Wards Island where L Con played. L Con sings in Del Bel, who I've yet to see. Her songs were a nice fit to the post-sundown beach setting. Sadly one of the locals didn't seem to agree.
Afterwards we made our way to the ferry dock where Eucalyptus played. Their stylings were not to my taste.


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Public Law Report
•July 3, 2011
•Civil Litigation, Employment Law, FOI and Right to Information, Industrial Relations, Practice & Procedure, Public Law
Norton Rose
by Ashley Tsacalos, Adrian D'Amico, Jacinta Studdert, Nick Beresford-Wylie, Danielle See, Catherine Kelso, Susanna Taylor, Adam Hunter, Vince Sharma, Katherine Barraclough, Sarah Ralph, Jane Tiller, Lee Corbett Brooke Newell.
Welcome to the June edition of the Public law report for 2011, which provides essential updates for public sector managers and government lawyers on legislative and policy developments, as well as notes on important decisions by courts and tribunals.
We take a look at the latest developments in civil procedure in the federal courts that are designed to encourage parties to resolve disputes before they get to court. We outline the requirements of the Indigenous Opportunities Policy that most Australian Government agencies will have to comply with from 1 July 2011. Our employment law team provides a detailed look at adverse action claims under the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth), and how they may play out in the public sector.
We also note important recent decisions on: the award of exemplary damages for misuse of public power; the power to award costs in FOI appeals; the nature of maladministration in making taxation assessments; and, relevant and irrelevant considerations in administrative decision making. Finally, two interesting decisions relating to appeals by defence personnel are noted, and we briefly discuss the recent amendment to the NSW Constitution to limit the power to prorogue Parliament.
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P A O'Gorman, C J Muller
Published date April 9, 2010
How closely do changes in surface and column water vapor follow Clausius–Clapeyron scaling in climate change simulations?
Analyzes the factors governing the rate of change in the amount of atmospheric water vapor in simulations of climate change
Estimates the global-mean amount of water vapor to increase at a differential rate of 7.3% K − 1 with respect to global-mean surface air temperature in the multi-model mean
Finds larger rates of change result if the fractional change is evaluated over a finite change in temperature (e.g., 8.2% K − 1 for a 3 K warming), and rates of change of zonal-mean column water vapor range from 6 to 12% K − 1 depending on latitude
Finds there are deviations from Clausius–Clapeyron scaling of zonal-mean column water vapor in the tropics and mid-latitudes, but they largely cancel in the global mean
Finds surface specific humidity increases at a rate of 5.7% K − 1, considerably lower than the rate for global-mean water vapor
Finds surface specific humidity closely follows Clausius–Clapeyron scaling over ocean, but there are widespread decreases in surface relative humidity over land (by more than 1% K − 1 in many regions), and it is argued that decreases of this magnitude could result from the land/ocean contrast in surface warming
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Overklassen på udebane er et dansk tv-program oprindeligt sendt på Danmarks Radio i 2016. Programmet handler om to rigmænd, der stifter bekendtskab med underklassens verden. Omdrejningspunktet i programmet er at sætte to verdener sammen, der ikke ofte mødes.

"Overklassen på udebane"  og søsterprogrammet "De røde på udebane" er en del af DRs fokus fra 2016 på ulighed . Serierne er i tre afsnit; "Overklasse på udebane", "De røde på udebane" og en direkte tv-event, der gik tæt på uligheden i Danmark. Programmerne er produceret for Danmarks Radio af Impact TV ApS.

Handling
I de to programmer på DR1 'Overklassen på udebane' og 'De røde på udebane' blev seerne inviteret indenfor i to meget forskellige verdener, hvor fokus var at sætte repræsentanter fra befolkningsgrupper, der sjældent møder hinanden, ind i hinandens verden. I dette program var to repræsentanter for overklassen på besøg i underklassen. I programmerne deltager repræsentanterne  fra overklassen; mode- og rigmand Erik Brandt(født 16. oktober 1943) samen dronningens tidligere ceremonimester, Christian Eugen-Olsen(født 22. marts 1941), ved at prøve at leve som repræsentanter for underklassen. De to rigmænd prøver at være kassedame for en dag, prøver at være stuepige på hotel, og endeligt møder de to mænd fra overklassen et par, der ikke lever af andet end deres folkepension.

Hæder
Programmet blev hædret ved Årets tv-priser 2017, i kategorien
"Årets nyskabelse – fakta: programmer udsendt mellem 1. maj 2015 og 31. oktober 2016"

Referencer

Eksterne links
https://impacttv.dk
https://www.dr.dk/om-dr/programmer-og-koncerter/overklassen-paa-udebane-og-de-roede-paa-udebane

Tv-programmer fra Danmarks Radio


Houston, TX - PropTester and KELRIK, LLC announced the launch of www.ProppantMarketReport.com, an online version of the annual Proppant Market Report.
The Proppant Market Report is a detailed overview of the global proppant market in relation to prior years and serves as a vital industry report for proppant suppliers, consumers and investors. The online version includes an interactive map and product locator that will be continuously updated for annual subscribers.
After a record breaking 135 billion-pound year in 2014, the sustained drop in energy prices has caused proppant companies, along with other oil and gas service and material companies, to significantly lower prices, reduce employment and cut both operational costs and capital budgets. The proppant industry is not immune to market cyclicality, but unprecedented growth in proppant supply prior to the downturn combined with a significant switch in proppant usage by both type and grade has resulted in substantial operational and logistical challenges throughout the supply chain. The increased number of suppliers and product capacity relative to prior industry downturns has exacerbated price instability to levels not seen since 1985/1986.
In the first half of 2015, performance was slightly better than expected in terms of total sand volumes, trending to nearly 90 percent of the levels seen in the first half of 2014. Ceramic proppant and resin-coated proppant sales have diminished significantly as a result of product substitution toward lower cost, uncoated sand. Although improvements in the third quarter (3Q) of 2015 are expected for sand, optimism for a sustained recovery for all proppant types through 4Q 2015 is now unlikely. Continuation of low energy prices and significantly reduced E&P capital budgets will impede 4Q 2015 performance, particularly in comparison to a robust 4Q 2014 which was largely unaffected by traditional seasonality.
The Proppant Market Report is produced by PropTester, Inc. and KELRIK, LLC. The contributing authors have over 100 years of direct experience in the production, testing, sale and use of all types of proppants. All customers who purchase the Proppant Market Report have access to the website at no additional cost. For further information, please contact Michelle Stribling or Amanda Chavey at (888)-756-2112 or visit www.proptester.com.


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Chino är en föråldrad benämning för i Peru avkomling av svart och indianska, i Argentina av vit och indianska (cholo), i Mexiko av infödda oblandade svarta.

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Chinos

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Vibrant and diverse London
With an incredible range of historical exhibits and cultural hot spots, the metropolis of London is an unforgettable tourist destination any time of year.
London's Key Attractions and Other Tips
London enjoys a mild climate throughout the year. But you should be prepared for rain at any time during your stay. For those looking for the warmest time of year, the best months are usually between May and September. Major attractions and festivals include the Notting Hill Festival in August, and the London Marathon and Boat Race in April. The Chinese New Year in February also receives a great deal of fanfare. Also be aware that there is usually an influx of visitors around the Christian holidays of Christmas (December 24th & 25) and Easter (held on various dates in April).
Before Arriving in London
Prior to travelling to London, visitors from India should be sure that they have a visa. Applications for visas can be done through the Visa Application Centres. If you're planning on renting a vehicle while in London, remember that the city has a vehicle charge to help minimize congestion. You will be charged about £11 per day for driving in the inner city zone of London between 7 am and 6 pm Monday through Friday.
Local Information about London
All of London's airports offer efficient transport links to the inner city. Train services are usually the cheapest way to travel from the airports to downtown and cost between £12 and £18. If you arrive at Heathrow Airport, you can take the underground, a thirty minute ride for as little as £6. As the hub of the United Kingdom, prices are generally much higher in London than elsewhere in the country. A cheap meal at a restaurant will cost roughly £15 while inexpensive hostels can be had for around £20. For those looking for a hotel, the cheapest options are usually around £40. London offers taxi services, buses and the underground as public forms of transportation. Tickets for the trains and underground are around £5.70 and day Travelcards can be purchased for between £12 and £15.
Flights to United Kingdom
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You are here: Home / NewsCenter / Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod Providing Modified Summer Camp for Local Kids
Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod Providing Modified Summer Camp for Local Kids
MASHPEE – The Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod has continued to provide services throughout the COVID-19 pandemic with changes in place.
Currently the club is in week six of a limited summer day camp.
The camp is able to take up to 45 kids which they have split up into five pods consisting of nine kids per pod.
Each pod of nine kids has two staff members who are with them permanently.
The kids are not allowed to mingle inside or outside the club, they are required to wear masks, and they must maintain six feet of social distance while inside the facility.
"It's been really interesting because we were really concerned about the social distancing and the masks and how well the kids were going to react to that," said Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod Executive Director Ruth Provost.
"It turns out that they adapted to it very easily, in fact after the first week I think it just became routine and the kids are having a blast."
Provost said that in the past the club has run summer camps centered on field trips but due to pandemic restrictions, those camps are not permitted this year.
Staff members however have come up with alternatives.
"What my brilliant staff came up with is have the parents drop of at staggered times at the Mashpee pond and then the kids spend the day there with their staff and they eat their lunch and their snacks there and they do an activity and then the parents pick them up at the pond," said Provost.
"So we got around the ability to provide at least two days of field trips per week for the kids at the club which has worked out beautifully."
Staff members sanitize the playground at the pond and a certified lifeguard is on scene.
Staff members also keep the kids away from other groups of people.
The Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod will still hold their annual golf tournament this year at the Club at New Seabury, however it will be modified because of the pandemic.
The club is planning on staggered tee times, with food served course-side and at the clubhouse right off the grill.
Provost said she is hopeful the club will be able to hold some sort of event in the fall similar to the virtual gala they held earlier this year.
The Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod's summer day camp runs through Friday, August 28.
The club still has room for kids who are interested in joining.
"We do have some space available if some parents are going back to work and are looking for something for their kids to do while they are at work for the rest of the summer," Provost said.
For more information on the Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod, click here.
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Huawei exclusion is bad news for mobile phone users, warns company
Chinese tech titan Huawei is to be banned from supplying new kit to Britain's 5G network from the end of the year.
The decision is a major U-turn by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
The National Security Council (NSC) also ruled that existing Huawei equipment must be stripped from 5G networks by 2027.
Some rebellious Conservative MPs had demanded a quicker timetable.
A spokesman for Huawei said:
"This disappointing decision is bad news for anyone in the UK with a mobile phone.
"It threatens to move Britain into the digital slow lane, push up bills and deepen the digital divide.
"Instead of 'levelling up' the government is levelling down and we urge them to reconsider.
"We remain confident that the new US restrictions would not have affected the resilience or security of the products we supply to the UK.
"Regrettably, our future in the UK has become politicized, this is about US trade policy and not security.
"Over the past 20 years, Huawei has focused on building a better-connected UK.
"As a responsible business, we will continue to support our customers as we have always done.
"We will conduct a detailed review of what today's announcement means for our business here and will work with the UK government to explain how we can continue to contribute to a better-connected Britain."
Britain's NSC is made up of senior ministers and security chiefs.
The group decided recent restrictions by America on Huawei meant the company's equipment could no longer be trusted in the UK's 5G network.
The US stopped Huawei from using its components, forcing it to look for other "less trusted" parts.
That move alone won the day for an aggressive "no to Huawei" campaign led by President Trump.
He will see the reversal as a significant victory for him and America.
For months Washington has been putting relentless pressure on Mr Johnson to quit Huawei for security reasons.
America's latest sanctions would stop Huawei using US-made chips in its equipment.
The company would need to rely on home-made micro-chips.
And, UK intelligence chiefs felt they could no longer be confident that new kit was secure.
Culture secretary Oliver Dowden said the Huawei ban could delay the full rollout of 5G networks in Britain by two years.
It could also cost more than £2 billion.
Mr Johnson has also been under pressure from his own backbench MPs.
Enough supported a ban on Huawei to cost the PM a vote in the House despite an 80-seat majority.
Earlier Liu Xiaoming, China's ambassador to the UK, said Britain's decisions were being scrutinised.
They believe the UK cannot run its foreign policy independently of the US.
He said: "The China business community are all watching how you handle Huawei.
"If you get rid of Huawei it sends out a very bad message to other Chinese businesses.
"We want to be your friend.
"We want to be your partner.
"But if you want to make China a hostile country, you will have to bear the consequences."


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Time to Act Now on Forest Conservation and Management
Thursday, 21 April 2011 05:46 AM
The call for a concerted effort to conserve and sustainably manage our forest and tree resources is nothing new. It has, however, become more urgent, given the inability of many of the countries in the Pacific to move closer to this goal.
These comments were made by Mr Inoke Ratukalou, Director of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community's Land Resources Division (SPC LRD), during the launch of the International Year of Forests organised by Fiji's Ministry of Fisheries and Forests.
'We need to take action now and stop making excuses - time is no longer on our side.
'The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change negotiations are opening up opportunities for new investments in forestry, such as the REDD (Reducing Emission from Deforestation and Forest Degradation) mechanism.' He said.
He added that new trade arrangements and technological advances are providing incentives to develop new crops and products sourced from our forest and tree resources, effectively increasing the range of products to trade in.
'However,' he added, 'we need to ensure that we are well positioned to capture these opportunities through a united front.'
Mr Ratukalou commended the Government of Fiji's Ministry of Fisheries and Forests on the great strides that are being made in the forestry sector.
'Fiji is now ahead of all the other countries in the Pacific in terms of its REDD-readiness programme and these achievements are a reflection of the excellent ability of the Ministry to mobilise the support of all stakeholders and to build trust among them.
'But there is still more that needs to be done and I encourage you all to maintain this course and become a symbol of success and hope for others in the Pacific and beyond,' he added.
Mr Ratukalou also highlighted the various activities that are being carried out by SPC LRD to celebrate the International Year of Forests regionally. 'After the United Nations Forum on Forests officially launched The International Year of Forests early this year, various activities were organised to celebrate it, with the main aim of fostering more effective knowledge exchange on practical strategies to promote sustainable forest management,' he explained.
The Pacific Heads of Agriculture and Forestry Services Meeting (held in Nadi, Fiji, in September, 2010) recommended that SPC LRD organise a regional activity and that individual Pacific Island countries and territoriesorganise complementary national activities to celebrate the International Year of Forests.
In response to the HOAFS' recommendation, SPC LRD is currently working on a number of activities, which include the following:
- Publication of a book on Pacific forestry
- Regional awards, and essay writing and poster competitions
- A DVD on the importance of forests and trees in the Pacific, including a training documentary on the production of sandalwood in Fiji
- A Heads of Forestry technical consultation meeting.
SPC will continue to organise seminars, media fora and press releases throughout 2011 in recognition of the International Year of Forests and to raise awareness about the importance of forests and trees.
For Pacific Islanders, the International Year of Forests provides a unique opportunity to raise the profile of forests by organising relevant activities towards celebrating and communicating to members of the public the vital role that forests play in our well-being, and to highlight the need to conserve and sustainably manage this important resource.
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[Updated] Police recently responded to a report of a road traffic collision between a car and a motorcycle on North Shore Road near Loyal Hill in Devonshire.
A police spokesperson said, "Police responded to a report of a road traffic collision between a car and a male rider on a motorcycle, that took place on North Shore Road near Loyal Hill in Devonshire.
"The rider has been taken to the hospital with serious leg injuries.
Update 5.06pm: A police spokesperson said, "Around 7:55am today [April 15th] police and fellow first responders were dispatched to a reported two vehicle collision on North Shore Road in Devonshire, near Loyal Hill Road.
"Details remain limited at this time. However, the collision apparently involved a motorcyclist and a car driver, with the rider – said to be a 21-year-old St. George's man – understood to have sustained a serious leg injury.
"He was transported to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital via ambulance and at last check this afternoon was still receiving treatment at the hospital.
"Traffic diversions were in effect for approximately two hours while the relevant police personnel processed the scene.