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Q: Extract a list with values whose position is indicated by the values in another column from a Pandas DataFrame It's probably pretty obvious in the end but I cannot think of a way to do this. Thanks for your help!
I did a prediction task and as a result I have a DataFrame with the percentages and a column with the predicted class, like so:
      Class1 Class2 Class3 Prediction
0     0.99   0.01   0.00   Class1
1     0.15   0.14   0.71   Class3
2     0.05   0.80   0.15   Class2

Now I want to access the probability with which a class was predicted. So I want to have a list like below so I can work with it further.
0 0.99
1 0.71
2 0.80

I have problems finding a way to access only one value of df.Predicted at a time and have no idea how to search for it. How do I get this value or alternatively my desired list? I tried this:
values = []
for row in df.Predicted:
    values.append(row)
print(values)

but it returns the whole column for each iteration. It also doesn't feel very pandas-like. I am using python 3.5 in case it makes a difference

A: IIUC:
In [15]: df.lookup(df.index, df.Prediction)
Out[15]: array([ 0.99,  0.71,  0.8 ])

or
In [23]: df.max(axis=1)
Out[23]:
0    0.99
1    0.71
2    0.80
dtype: float64

or
In [24]: df.filter(regex='^Class').idxmax(axis=1)
Out[24]:
0    Class1
1    Class3
2    Class2
dtype: object

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<?php

namespace DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRResource;

use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleEntry;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleLink;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBundleType;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRIdentifier;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRInstant;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRSignature;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRUnsignedInt;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRResource;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\PHPFHIRConstants;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\PHPFHIRContainedTypeInterface;
use DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\PHPFHIRTypeInterface;

/**
 * A container for a collection of resources.
 * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id, or extensions
 *
 * Class FHIRBundle
 * @package \DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRResource
 */
class FHIRBundle extends FHIRResource implements PHPFHIRContainedTypeInterface
{
    // name of FHIR type this class describes
    const FHIR_TYPE_NAME = PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_BUNDLE;
    const FIELD_ENTRY = 'entry';
    const FIELD_IDENTIFIER = 'identifier';
    const FIELD_LINK = 'link';
    const FIELD_SIGNATURE = 'signature';
    const FIELD_TIMESTAMP = 'timestamp';
    const FIELD_TIMESTAMP_EXT = '_timestamp';
    const FIELD_TOTAL = 'total';
    const FIELD_TOTAL_EXT = '_total';
    const FIELD_TYPE = 'type';
    const FIELD_TYPE_EXT = '_type';

    /** @var string */
    private $_xmlns = 'http://hl7.org/fhir';

    /**
     * A container for a collection of resources.
     *
     * An entry in a bundle resource - will either contain a resource or information
     * about a resource (transactions and history only).
     *
     * @var null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleEntry[]
     */
    protected $entry = [];

    /**
     * An identifier - identifies some entity uniquely and unambiguously. Typically
     * this is used for business identifiers.
     * If the element is present, it must have a value for at least one of the defined
     * elements, an \@id referenced from the Narrative, or extensions
     *
     * A persistent identifier for the bundle that won't change as a bundle is copied
     * from server to server.
     *
     * @var null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRIdentifier
     */
    protected $identifier = null;

    /**
     * A container for a collection of resources.
     *
     * A series of links that provide context to this bundle.
     *
     * @var null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleLink[]
     */
    protected $link = [];

    /**
     * A signature along with supporting context. The signature may be a digital
     * signature that is cryptographic in nature, or some other signature acceptable to
     * the domain. This other signature may be as simple as a graphical image
     * representing a hand-written signature, or a signature ceremony Different
     * signature approaches have different utilities.
     * If the element is present, it must have a value for at least one of the defined
     * elements, an \@id referenced from the Narrative, or extensions
     *
     * Digital Signature - base64 encoded. XML-DSig or a JWT.
     *
     * @var null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRSignature
     */
    protected $signature = null;

    /**
     * An instant in time - known at least to the second
     * Note: This is intended for where precisely observed times are required,
     * typically system logs etc., and not human-reported times - for them, see date
     * and dateTime (which can be as precise as instant, but is not required to be)
     * below. Time zone is always required
     * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id, or extensions
     *
     * The date/time that the bundle was assembled - i.e. when the resources were
     * placed in the bundle.
     *
     * @var null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRInstant
     */
    protected $timestamp = null;

    /**
     * An integer with a value that is not negative (e.g. >= 0)
     * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id referenced from
     * the Narrative, or extensions
     *
     * If a set of search matches, this is the total number of entries of type 'match'
     * across all pages in the search. It does not include search.mode = 'include' or
     * 'outcome' entries and it does not provide a count of the number of entries in
     * the Bundle.
     *
     * @var null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRUnsignedInt
     */
    protected $total = null;

    /**
     * Indicates the purpose of a bundle - how it is intended to be used.
     * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id, or extensions
     *
     * Indicates the purpose of this bundle - how it is intended to be used.
     *
     * @var null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBundleType
     */
    protected $type = null;

    /**
     * Validation map for fields in type Bundle
     * @var array
     */
    private static $_validationRules = [    ];

    /**
     * FHIRBundle Constructor
     * @param null|array $data
     */
    public function __construct($data = null)
    {
        if (null === $data || [] === $data) {
            return;
        }
        if (!is_array($data)) {
            throw new \InvalidArgumentException(sprintf(
                'FHIRBundle::_construct - $data expected to be null or array, %s seen',
                gettype($data)
            ));
        }
        parent::__construct($data);
        if (isset($data[self::FIELD_ENTRY])) {
            if (is_array($data[self::FIELD_ENTRY])) {
                foreach($data[self::FIELD_ENTRY] as $v) {
                    if (null === $v) {
                        continue;
                    }
                    if ($v instanceof FHIRBundleEntry) {
                        $this->addEntry($v);
                    } else {
                        $this->addEntry(new FHIRBundleEntry($v));
                    }
                }
            } else if ($data[self::FIELD_ENTRY] instanceof FHIRBundleEntry) {
                $this->addEntry($data[self::FIELD_ENTRY]);
            } else {
                $this->addEntry(new FHIRBundleEntry($data[self::FIELD_ENTRY]));
            }
        }
        if (isset($data[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER])) {
            if ($data[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER] instanceof FHIRIdentifier) {
                $this->setIdentifier($data[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER]);
            } else {
                $this->setIdentifier(new FHIRIdentifier($data[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER]));
            }
        }
        if (isset($data[self::FIELD_LINK])) {
            if (is_array($data[self::FIELD_LINK])) {
                foreach($data[self::FIELD_LINK] as $v) {
                    if (null === $v) {
                        continue;
                    }
                    if ($v instanceof FHIRBundleLink) {
                        $this->addLink($v);
                    } else {
                        $this->addLink(new FHIRBundleLink($v));
                    }
                }
            } else if ($data[self::FIELD_LINK] instanceof FHIRBundleLink) {
                $this->addLink($data[self::FIELD_LINK]);
            } else {
                $this->addLink(new FHIRBundleLink($data[self::FIELD_LINK]));
            }
        }
        if (isset($data[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE])) {
            if ($data[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE] instanceof FHIRSignature) {
                $this->setSignature($data[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE]);
            } else {
                $this->setSignature(new FHIRSignature($data[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE]));
            }
        }
        if (isset($data[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP]) || isset($data[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP_EXT])) {
            if (isset($data[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP])) {
                $value = $data[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP];
            } else {
                $value = null;
            }
            if (isset($data[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP_EXT]) && is_array($data[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP_EXT])) {
                $ext = $data[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP_EXT];
            } else {
                $ext = [];
            }
            if (null !== $value) {
                if ($value instanceof FHIRInstant) {
                    $this->setTimestamp($value);
                } else if (is_array($value)) {
                    $this->setTimestamp(new FHIRInstant(array_merge($ext, $value)));
                } else {
                    $this->setTimestamp(new FHIRInstant([FHIRInstant::FIELD_VALUE => $value] + $ext));
                }
            } else if ([] !== $ext) {
                $this->setTimestamp(new FHIRInstant($ext));
            }
        }
        if (isset($data[self::FIELD_TOTAL]) || isset($data[self::FIELD_TOTAL_EXT])) {
            if (isset($data[self::FIELD_TOTAL])) {
                $value = $data[self::FIELD_TOTAL];
            } else {
                $value = null;
            }
            if (isset($data[self::FIELD_TOTAL_EXT]) && is_array($data[self::FIELD_TOTAL_EXT])) {
                $ext = $data[self::FIELD_TOTAL_EXT];
            } else {
                $ext = [];
            }
            if (null !== $value) {
                if ($value instanceof FHIRUnsignedInt) {
                    $this->setTotal($value);
                } else if (is_array($value)) {
                    $this->setTotal(new FHIRUnsignedInt(array_merge($ext, $value)));
                } else {
                    $this->setTotal(new FHIRUnsignedInt([FHIRUnsignedInt::FIELD_VALUE => $value] + $ext));
                }
            } else if ([] !== $ext) {
                $this->setTotal(new FHIRUnsignedInt($ext));
            }
        }
        if (isset($data[self::FIELD_TYPE]) || isset($data[self::FIELD_TYPE_EXT])) {
            if (isset($data[self::FIELD_TYPE])) {
                $value = $data[self::FIELD_TYPE];
            } else {
                $value = null;
            }
            if (isset($data[self::FIELD_TYPE_EXT]) && is_array($data[self::FIELD_TYPE_EXT])) {
                $ext = $data[self::FIELD_TYPE_EXT];
            } else {
                $ext = [];
            }
            if (null !== $value) {
                if ($value instanceof FHIRBundleType) {
                    $this->setType($value);
                } else if (is_array($value)) {
                    $this->setType(new FHIRBundleType(array_merge($ext, $value)));
                } else {
                    $this->setType(new FHIRBundleType([FHIRBundleType::FIELD_VALUE => $value] + $ext));
                }
            } else if ([] !== $ext) {
                $this->setType(new FHIRBundleType($ext));
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * @return string
     */
    public function _getFHIRTypeName()
    {
        return self::FHIR_TYPE_NAME;
    }

    /**
     * @return string
     */
    public function _getFHIRXMLElementDefinition()
    {
        $xmlns = $this->_getFHIRXMLNamespace();
        if (null !== $xmlns) {
            $xmlns = " xmlns=\"{$xmlns}\"";
        }
        return "<Bundle{$xmlns}></Bundle>";
    }
    /**
     * @return string
     */
    public function _getResourceType()
    {
        return static::FHIR_TYPE_NAME;
    }

    /**
     * A container for a collection of resources.
     *
     * An entry in a bundle resource - will either contain a resource or information
     * about a resource (transactions and history only).
     *
     * @return null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleEntry[]
     */
    public function getEntry()
    {
        return $this->entry;
    }

    /**
     * A container for a collection of resources.
     *
     * An entry in a bundle resource - will either contain a resource or information
     * about a resource (transactions and history only).
     *
     * @param null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleEntry $entry
     * @return static
     */
    public function addEntry(FHIRBundleEntry $entry = null)
    {
        $this->entry[] = $entry;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * A container for a collection of resources.
     *
     * An entry in a bundle resource - will either contain a resource or information
     * about a resource (transactions and history only).
     *
     * @param \DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleEntry[] $entry
     * @return static
     */
    public function setEntry(array $entry = [])
    {
        $this->entry = [];
        if ([] === $entry) {
            return $this;
        }
        foreach($entry as $v) {
            if ($v instanceof FHIRBundleEntry) {
                $this->addEntry($v);
            } else {
                $this->addEntry(new FHIRBundleEntry($v));
            }
        }
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * An identifier - identifies some entity uniquely and unambiguously. Typically
     * this is used for business identifiers.
     * If the element is present, it must have a value for at least one of the defined
     * elements, an \@id referenced from the Narrative, or extensions
     *
     * A persistent identifier for the bundle that won't change as a bundle is copied
     * from server to server.
     *
     * @return null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRIdentifier
     */
    public function getIdentifier()
    {
        return $this->identifier;
    }

    /**
     * An identifier - identifies some entity uniquely and unambiguously. Typically
     * this is used for business identifiers.
     * If the element is present, it must have a value for at least one of the defined
     * elements, an \@id referenced from the Narrative, or extensions
     *
     * A persistent identifier for the bundle that won't change as a bundle is copied
     * from server to server.
     *
     * @param null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRIdentifier $identifier
     * @return static
     */
    public function setIdentifier(FHIRIdentifier $identifier = null)
    {
        $this->identifier = $identifier;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * A container for a collection of resources.
     *
     * A series of links that provide context to this bundle.
     *
     * @return null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleLink[]
     */
    public function getLink()
    {
        return $this->link;
    }

    /**
     * A container for a collection of resources.
     *
     * A series of links that provide context to this bundle.
     *
     * @param null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleLink $link
     * @return static
     */
    public function addLink(FHIRBundleLink $link = null)
    {
        $this->link[] = $link;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * A container for a collection of resources.
     *
     * A series of links that provide context to this bundle.
     *
     * @param \DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBackboneElement\FHIRBundle\FHIRBundleLink[] $link
     * @return static
     */
    public function setLink(array $link = [])
    {
        $this->link = [];
        if ([] === $link) {
            return $this;
        }
        foreach($link as $v) {
            if ($v instanceof FHIRBundleLink) {
                $this->addLink($v);
            } else {
                $this->addLink(new FHIRBundleLink($v));
            }
        }
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * A signature along with supporting context. The signature may be a digital
     * signature that is cryptographic in nature, or some other signature acceptable to
     * the domain. This other signature may be as simple as a graphical image
     * representing a hand-written signature, or a signature ceremony Different
     * signature approaches have different utilities.
     * If the element is present, it must have a value for at least one of the defined
     * elements, an \@id referenced from the Narrative, or extensions
     *
     * Digital Signature - base64 encoded. XML-DSig or a JWT.
     *
     * @return null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRSignature
     */
    public function getSignature()
    {
        return $this->signature;
    }

    /**
     * A signature along with supporting context. The signature may be a digital
     * signature that is cryptographic in nature, or some other signature acceptable to
     * the domain. This other signature may be as simple as a graphical image
     * representing a hand-written signature, or a signature ceremony Different
     * signature approaches have different utilities.
     * If the element is present, it must have a value for at least one of the defined
     * elements, an \@id referenced from the Narrative, or extensions
     *
     * Digital Signature - base64 encoded. XML-DSig or a JWT.
     *
     * @param null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRSignature $signature
     * @return static
     */
    public function setSignature(FHIRSignature $signature = null)
    {
        $this->signature = $signature;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * An instant in time - known at least to the second
     * Note: This is intended for where precisely observed times are required,
     * typically system logs etc., and not human-reported times - for them, see date
     * and dateTime (which can be as precise as instant, but is not required to be)
     * below. Time zone is always required
     * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id, or extensions
     *
     * The date/time that the bundle was assembled - i.e. when the resources were
     * placed in the bundle.
     *
     * @return null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRInstant
     */
    public function getTimestamp()
    {
        return $this->timestamp;
    }

    /**
     * An instant in time - known at least to the second
     * Note: This is intended for where precisely observed times are required,
     * typically system logs etc., and not human-reported times - for them, see date
     * and dateTime (which can be as precise as instant, but is not required to be)
     * below. Time zone is always required
     * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id, or extensions
     *
     * The date/time that the bundle was assembled - i.e. when the resources were
     * placed in the bundle.
     *
     * @param null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRInstant $timestamp
     * @return static
     */
    public function setTimestamp($timestamp = null)
    {
        if (null === $timestamp) {
            $this->timestamp = null;
            return $this;
        }
        if ($timestamp instanceof FHIRInstant) {
            $this->timestamp = $timestamp;
            return $this;
        }
        $this->timestamp = new FHIRInstant($timestamp);
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * An integer with a value that is not negative (e.g. >= 0)
     * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id referenced from
     * the Narrative, or extensions
     *
     * If a set of search matches, this is the total number of entries of type 'match'
     * across all pages in the search. It does not include search.mode = 'include' or
     * 'outcome' entries and it does not provide a count of the number of entries in
     * the Bundle.
     *
     * @return null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRUnsignedInt
     */
    public function getTotal()
    {
        return $this->total;
    }

    /**
     * An integer with a value that is not negative (e.g. >= 0)
     * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id referenced from
     * the Narrative, or extensions
     *
     * If a set of search matches, this is the total number of entries of type 'match'
     * across all pages in the search. It does not include search.mode = 'include' or
     * 'outcome' entries and it does not provide a count of the number of entries in
     * the Bundle.
     *
     * @param null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRUnsignedInt $total
     * @return static
     */
    public function setTotal($total = null)
    {
        if (null === $total) {
            $this->total = null;
            return $this;
        }
        if ($total instanceof FHIRUnsignedInt) {
            $this->total = $total;
            return $this;
        }
        $this->total = new FHIRUnsignedInt($total);
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Indicates the purpose of a bundle - how it is intended to be used.
     * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id, or extensions
     *
     * Indicates the purpose of this bundle - how it is intended to be used.
     *
     * @return null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBundleType
     */
    public function getType()
    {
        return $this->type;
    }

    /**
     * Indicates the purpose of a bundle - how it is intended to be used.
     * If the element is present, it must have either a \@value, an \@id, or extensions
     *
     * Indicates the purpose of this bundle - how it is intended to be used.
     *
     * @param null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRElement\FHIRBundleType $type
     * @return static
     */
    public function setType(FHIRBundleType $type = null)
    {
        $this->type = $type;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the validation rules that this type's fields must comply with to be considered "valid"
     * The returned array is in ["fieldname[.offset]" => ["rule" => {constraint}]]
     *
     * @return array
     */
    public function _getValidationRules()
    {
        return self::$_validationRules;
    }

    /**
     * Validates that this type conforms to the specifications set forth for it by FHIR.  An empty array must be seen as
     * passing.
     *
     * @return array
     */
    public function _getValidationErrors()
    {
        $errs = parent::_getValidationErrors();
        $validationRules = $this->_getValidationRules();
        if ([] !== ($vs = $this->getEntry())) {
            foreach($vs as $i => $v) {
                if ([] !== ($fieldErrs = $v->_getValidationErrors())) {
                    $errs[sprintf('%s.%d', self::FIELD_ENTRY, $i)] = $fieldErrs;
                }
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getIdentifier())) {
            if ([] !== ($fieldErrs = $v->_getValidationErrors())) {
                $errs[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER] = $fieldErrs;
            }
        }
        if ([] !== ($vs = $this->getLink())) {
            foreach($vs as $i => $v) {
                if ([] !== ($fieldErrs = $v->_getValidationErrors())) {
                    $errs[sprintf('%s.%d', self::FIELD_LINK, $i)] = $fieldErrs;
                }
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getSignature())) {
            if ([] !== ($fieldErrs = $v->_getValidationErrors())) {
                $errs[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE] = $fieldErrs;
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getTimestamp())) {
            if ([] !== ($fieldErrs = $v->_getValidationErrors())) {
                $errs[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP] = $fieldErrs;
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getTotal())) {
            if ([] !== ($fieldErrs = $v->_getValidationErrors())) {
                $errs[self::FIELD_TOTAL] = $fieldErrs;
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getType())) {
            if ([] !== ($fieldErrs = $v->_getValidationErrors())) {
                $errs[self::FIELD_TYPE] = $fieldErrs;
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_ENTRY])) {
            $v = $this->getEntry();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_ENTRY] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_BUNDLE, self::FIELD_ENTRY, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_ENTRY])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_ENTRY] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_ENTRY][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER])) {
            $v = $this->getIdentifier();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_BUNDLE, self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_LINK])) {
            $v = $this->getLink();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_LINK] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_BUNDLE, self::FIELD_LINK, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_LINK])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_LINK] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_LINK][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE])) {
            $v = $this->getSignature();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_BUNDLE, self::FIELD_SIGNATURE, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP])) {
            $v = $this->getTimestamp();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_BUNDLE, self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_TOTAL])) {
            $v = $this->getTotal();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_TOTAL] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_BUNDLE, self::FIELD_TOTAL, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_TOTAL])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_TOTAL] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_TOTAL][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_TYPE])) {
            $v = $this->getType();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_TYPE] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_BUNDLE, self::FIELD_TYPE, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_TYPE])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_TYPE] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_TYPE][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_ID])) {
            $v = $this->getId();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_ID] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_RESOURCE, self::FIELD_ID, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_ID])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_ID] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_ID][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_IMPLICIT_RULES])) {
            $v = $this->getImplicitRules();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_IMPLICIT_RULES] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_RESOURCE, self::FIELD_IMPLICIT_RULES, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_IMPLICIT_RULES])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_IMPLICIT_RULES] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_IMPLICIT_RULES][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_LANGUAGE])) {
            $v = $this->getLanguage();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_LANGUAGE] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_RESOURCE, self::FIELD_LANGUAGE, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_LANGUAGE])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_LANGUAGE] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_LANGUAGE][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        if (isset($validationRules[self::FIELD_META])) {
            $v = $this->getMeta();
            foreach($validationRules[self::FIELD_META] as $rule => $constraint) {
                $err = $this->_performValidation(PHPFHIRConstants::TYPE_NAME_RESOURCE, self::FIELD_META, $rule, $constraint, $v);
                if (null !== $err) {
                    if (!isset($errs[self::FIELD_META])) {
                        $errs[self::FIELD_META] = [];
                    }
                    $errs[self::FIELD_META][$rule] = $err;
                }
            }
        }
        return $errs;
    }

    /**
     * @param \SimpleXMLElement|string|null $sxe
     * @param null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRResource\FHIRBundle $type
     * @param null|int $libxmlOpts
     * @return null|\DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRResource\FHIRBundle
     */
    public static function xmlUnserialize($sxe = null, PHPFHIRTypeInterface $type = null, $libxmlOpts = 591872)
    {
        if (null === $sxe) {
            return null;
        }
        if (is_string($sxe)) {
            libxml_use_internal_errors(true);
            $sxe = new \SimpleXMLElement($sxe, $libxmlOpts, false);
            if ($sxe === false) {
                throw new \DomainException(sprintf('FHIRBundle::xmlUnserialize - String provided is not parseable as XML: %s', implode(', ', array_map(function(\libXMLError $err) { return $err->message; }, libxml_get_errors()))));
            }
            libxml_use_internal_errors(false);
        }
        if (!($sxe instanceof \SimpleXMLElement)) {
            throw new \InvalidArgumentException(sprintf('FHIRBundle::xmlUnserialize - $sxe value must be null, \\SimpleXMLElement, or valid XML string, %s seen', gettype($sxe)));
        }
        if (null === $type) {
            $type = new FHIRBundle;
        } elseif (!is_object($type) || !($type instanceof FHIRBundle)) {
            throw new \RuntimeException(sprintf(
                'FHIRBundle::xmlUnserialize - $type must be instance of \DCarbone\PHPFHIRGenerated\R4\FHIRResource\FHIRBundle or null, %s seen.',
                is_object($type) ? get_class($type) : gettype($type)
            ));
        }
        FHIRResource::xmlUnserialize($sxe, $type);
        $xmlNamespaces = $sxe->getDocNamespaces(false, false);
        if ([] !== $xmlNamespaces) {
            $ns = reset($xmlNamespaces);
            if (false !== $ns && '' !== $ns) {
                $type->_xmlns = $ns;
            }
        }
        $attributes = $sxe->attributes();
        $children = $sxe->children();
        if (isset($children->entry)) {
            foreach($children->entry as $child) {
                $type->addEntry(FHIRBundleEntry::xmlUnserialize($child));
            }
        }
        if (isset($children->identifier)) {
            $type->setIdentifier(FHIRIdentifier::xmlUnserialize($children->identifier));
        }
        if (isset($children->link)) {
            foreach($children->link as $child) {
                $type->addLink(FHIRBundleLink::xmlUnserialize($child));
            }
        }
        if (isset($children->signature)) {
            $type->setSignature(FHIRSignature::xmlUnserialize($children->signature));
        }
        if (isset($children->timestamp)) {
            $type->setTimestamp(FHIRInstant::xmlUnserialize($children->timestamp));
        }
        if (isset($attributes->timestamp)) {
            $pt = $type->getTimestamp();
            if (null !== $pt) {
                $pt->setValue((string)$attributes->timestamp);
            } else {
                $type->setTimestamp((string)$attributes->timestamp);
            }
        }
        if (isset($children->total)) {
            $type->setTotal(FHIRUnsignedInt::xmlUnserialize($children->total));
        }
        if (isset($attributes->total)) {
            $pt = $type->getTotal();
            if (null !== $pt) {
                $pt->setValue((string)$attributes->total);
            } else {
                $type->setTotal((string)$attributes->total);
            }
        }
        if (isset($children->type)) {
            $type->setType(FHIRBundleType::xmlUnserialize($children->type));
        }
        return $type;
    }

    /**
     * @param null|\SimpleXMLElement $sxe
     * @param null|int $libxmlOpts
     * @return \SimpleXMLElement
     */
    public function xmlSerialize(\SimpleXMLElement $sxe = null, $libxmlOpts = 591872)
    {
        if (null === $sxe) {
            $sxe = new \SimpleXMLElement($this->_getFHIRXMLElementDefinition(), $libxmlOpts, false);
        }
        parent::xmlSerialize($sxe);
        if ([] !== ($vs = $this->getEntry())) {
            foreach($vs as $v) {
                if (null === $v) {
                    continue;
                }
                $v->xmlSerialize($sxe->addChild(self::FIELD_ENTRY, null, $v->_getFHIRXMLNamespace()));
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getIdentifier())) {
            $v->xmlSerialize($sxe->addChild(self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER, null, $v->_getFHIRXMLNamespace()));
        }
        if ([] !== ($vs = $this->getLink())) {
            foreach($vs as $v) {
                if (null === $v) {
                    continue;
                }
                $v->xmlSerialize($sxe->addChild(self::FIELD_LINK, null, $v->_getFHIRXMLNamespace()));
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getSignature())) {
            $v->xmlSerialize($sxe->addChild(self::FIELD_SIGNATURE, null, $v->_getFHIRXMLNamespace()));
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getTimestamp())) {
            $v->xmlSerialize($sxe->addChild(self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP, null, $v->_getFHIRXMLNamespace()));
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getTotal())) {
            $v->xmlSerialize($sxe->addChild(self::FIELD_TOTAL, null, $v->_getFHIRXMLNamespace()));
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getType())) {
            $v->xmlSerialize($sxe->addChild(self::FIELD_TYPE, null, $v->_getFHIRXMLNamespace()));
        }
        return $sxe;
    }

    /**
     * @return array
     */
    public function jsonSerialize()
    {
        $a = parent::jsonSerialize();
        if ([] !== ($vs = $this->getEntry())) {
            $a[self::FIELD_ENTRY] = [];
            foreach($vs as $v) {
                if (null === $v) {
                    continue;
                }
                $a[self::FIELD_ENTRY][] = $v;
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getIdentifier())) {
            $a[self::FIELD_IDENTIFIER] = $v;
        }
        if ([] !== ($vs = $this->getLink())) {
            $a[self::FIELD_LINK] = [];
            foreach($vs as $v) {
                if (null === $v) {
                    continue;
                }
                $a[self::FIELD_LINK][] = $v;
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getSignature())) {
            $a[self::FIELD_SIGNATURE] = $v;
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getTimestamp())) {
            $a[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP] = $v->getValue();
            $enc = $v->jsonSerialize();
            $cnt = count($enc);
            if (0 < $cnt && (1 !== $cnt || (1 === $cnt && !array_key_exists(FHIRInstant::FIELD_VALUE, $enc)))) {
                unset($enc[FHIRInstant::FIELD_VALUE]);
                $a[self::FIELD_TIMESTAMP_EXT] = $enc;
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getTotal())) {
            $a[self::FIELD_TOTAL] = $v->getValue();
            $enc = $v->jsonSerialize();
            $cnt = count($enc);
            if (0 < $cnt && (1 !== $cnt || (1 === $cnt && !array_key_exists(FHIRUnsignedInt::FIELD_VALUE, $enc)))) {
                unset($enc[FHIRUnsignedInt::FIELD_VALUE]);
                $a[self::FIELD_TOTAL_EXT] = $enc;
            }
        }
        if (null !== ($v = $this->getType())) {
            $a[self::FIELD_TYPE] = $v->getValue();
            $enc = $v->jsonSerialize();
            $cnt = count($enc);
            if (0 < $cnt && (1 !== $cnt || (1 === $cnt && !array_key_exists(FHIRBundleType::FIELD_VALUE, $enc)))) {
                unset($enc[FHIRBundleType::FIELD_VALUE]);
                $a[self::FIELD_TYPE_EXT] = $enc;
            }
        }
        if ([] !== ($vs = $this->_getFHIRComments())) {
            $a[PHPFHIRConstants::JSON_FIELD_FHIR_COMMENTS] = $vs;
        }
        return [PHPFHIRConstants::JSON_FIELD_RESOURCE_TYPE => $this->_getResourceType()] + $a;
    }

    /**
     * @return string
     */
    public function __toString()
    {
        return self::FHIR_TYPE_NAME;
    }
}

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Direct from Uji, Kyoto || Mizuba at the Source
Meet Mizuba's number one reason why we can provide you with such high-quality Matcha.
While we left Japan a week ago to fly back to beautiful Santa Barbara, we're already reminiscing about our fantastic day on the ground where Mizuba all begins.
On the morning of May 15th, our farmer, host and friend, Mr. H san, drove out to meet us at our quaint mountain ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) on the outskirts of Kyoto. We were absolutely beaming with excitement because we were going to head out to Uji, the birthplace of Japanese green tea as well as the birthplace of Mizuba Tea Co. Before we even knew how famous the region was for its quality, we were inspired by the small, close-knit community where we tasted Matcha for the first time. Not long after, we decided to build a company around the traditions and values that sung melodies to our ears when we first experienced the tea. We are proud and honored to exclusively source all of our Matcha from Uji, and from our supplier's 100-year-old family tea enterprise.
Mr. H san's interest in tea started with his grandfather, who managed tea farms. His father continued the tradition by producing Matcha. After a brief career in the stock exchange, Mr. H san joined the family business and has been at the helm of the Matcha production ever since. Working with Matcha on a daily basis has definite benefits - Mr. H san confided to us that he used to get sick as a child, but once he started drinking Matcha every day, he hasn't had a cold since!
The first stop on our tour around Uji was the Kyoto Tea Auction. When we walked in, we were greeted by bowls upon bowls of fresh Sencha from nearby family farms. Newly harvested tea is called "Shincha," and the room was overflowing with it. Both farmers and buyers alike roamed around the room, diving their noses into the fresh leaves and picking up fistfuls of rolled Sencha needles. The result was a beautiful gathering of tea lovers with tea sprinkled upon their faces and remnants left on their hands. Some people even had special jackets with a pocket for their tasting spoons on the sleeves. Awesome.
It was a little early for the first official Tencha auction (the raw leaves used to make Matcha), so we headed back to H san's home base. The growing process for Tencha occurs under bamboo tarps in order to limit photosynthesis and allow for a higher concentration of chlorophyll (hence, why Matcha is so green and full of nutrients). Tencha is harvested three times per year, with Spring producing the most abundant and esteemed harvest.
When selecting the best Tencha leaves to make Matcha, Mr. H san notes that it's not so much the shape that he's looking for: "Shape has no meaning. It's the color and flavor that's most important. It's difficult to show flavor in words." We agree – quality tea is an elusive beauty, one that sometimes is just taken at pure experience.
By far, our favorite part about visiting our supplier in Uji was the first impression of the scent of fresh, powdered Matcha that hit us and overtook our senses. Our facility houses 50 heavy stone mills, which run twice a day and spin at 30 revolutions per minute. Though Uji is a famed region, the production at Mr. H san's facility is relatively small in comparison, allowing for our team to focus fully on the quality of each batch of our Matcha tea.
Lauren in the cold storage room
After hanging out in the stone-grinding room, we went back on the road. Since the shrine of the inventor of Sencha, Sohen Nagatani, was in the region we figured we'd stop by. "Maybe there's ninjas there," joked Mr. H san. Flags mark the area as the birthplace of Japanese tea – prestige that may have seemed small at the time, but that has impacted generations and generations of people all over the world. The tucked away shrine has numerous names of famous teahouses in Japan carved into the railing.
Taking one last glance at the shrine, we drove towards Uji City proper. Mr. H san asked, "Danson san, do you want to stop for another tea time?" Well of course!!! To our delight, Mr. H san took us to the oldest tea room in Japan, Nakamura Tokichi, est. 1841. It is allegedly the very first shop that served Matcha tea! This tea time meant a small cup of Bancha, and one large Matcha Parfait
What a perfect way to end an amazing day immersing ourselves in where Mizuba comes from. We are so grateful we get to be exactly where our Matcha is made, and even more grateful that we partner with somebody as caring and gracious as Mr. H san!

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LinkedIn is a powerhouse for leads. Be it business opportunities or gigs as assignments. But it's important to show up well. LinkedIn is a platform where absolute professional people hop in every day. Therefore if not already, you should focus on representing yourself well to not miss any business opportunities. In this guide, I will be talking about what not to put on LinkedIn & things to avoid on LinkedIn.
The LinkedIn mistakes I will be mentioning in this post will save your day and help you generate leads directly from the platform that scales from small businesses to fortune 500 companies. You never know who lands up on your profile (that doesn't have any of the below-mentioned flaws) and you bag a business deal without paying a dime.
With that said, let's begin the guide.
First of, what actually is LinkedIn?
If you are business owners, you can attract talent to your business & scale multiple folds on LinkedIn. If you are a resource with skills, you can find jobs, find gigs & grow your career on number one professional network on the planet.
So basically, you can grow your professional career on LinkedIn be it as a job aspirant or business owners.
With a network of over 600 million professionals, LinkedIn bags number one professional network across the globe.
LinkedIn has the highest number of users from the US, that's nearly 50% of the US citizens. The remaining 70% from rest of the world. Furthermore, users engage in 24 different languages.
Pew Research found that US citizens that are educated, urban, professionals earning more than $75000 per year. Furthermore, this network is highly popular among the 25-49 age group.
There's a reason why LinkedIn has soft corners for B2B lead-generators as more than 45% of users are decision makers. Imagine your efforts are seen by one of these users?
There are a ton of such jaw-dropping figures I'll restrict it to only 5, because I have way better content to cover.
The headline is the most important section of your LinkedIn profile. That's the first thing people see when they come across any post on their feeds. Keeping it misguiding or plain is not cool at all. You should think of a headline that will resonate with your target audience and make them take some action, either interact with your post and/or visit your profile.
Describe yourself in headlines. One word, to point and tempting.
Include keywords you want to rank for in the headlines. LinkedIn search scans headlines to determine search results. There's no point in having a headline that doesn't help you land in search results.
Now, there are three styles of headlines that are best to have on your profile. Here are the three styles.
Keyword Centered Headline: As I mentioned above, you can include keywords in your headlines to appear in search results.
Don't overdo it. You'll be marked spam like any other search engines.
Client Centered Headline: This is a little cheeky but it works for business owners. Attracting clients is not easy, especially on LinkedIn. You can be anyone, you might even fake like Yahoo CEO once did. Create a sense of urgency and make them believe you.
Credibility Focused Headline: Credibility is an entity that rules this platform. If you are credible, you will be rewarded accordingly. Include your credibility in your headline and when it appears on the feed or search results, you're more likely to convert.
You have 120 characters to win the visitors. Use it to show who you professionally are, what you do and for who you do. If there are some achievements under your belt, showcase it.
Use these 120 characters to convince the visitors that you are kind of a big deal.
Can your client easily find out what you have to offer?
Where do you rank in advance search of LinkedIn?
How many views your profile has weekly?
You can find the number of people who viewed your profile on your dashboard. You can find your weekly stats in the search appearance section.
Based on this data, you can modify your headline.
The profile picture is important, you are the face of your business & skills. It's recommended to have a professionally dressed photo where you are looking straight into the viewer's eyes and have a neutral background.
You represent your business, look good & fresh.
If you don't have a cover photo or have a photo like on Facebook, you're mistaken. The cover photo is a space you can utilize to showcase some more information you couldn't fit in the headline of your profile.
Utilize that space to grab the visitor's attention.
Another section you have to pitch yourself in the summary section. If you are having the summary as blank, you are leaving a lot of money on the table. Visitors will have nothing to know about you and hence leaving the summary empty or not relevant is nothing but a crime.
Describe the company you work for or the company you own.
Most inspiring information about your company.
One of the most fruitful features LinkedIn has is recommendations. You can seek recommendations from credible people. Recommendations are social proofs that you're are worthy resources. When you appear on search results visitors, especially the business owners, look for recommendations from credible people.
As best practices, I recommend having at least 5 recommendations from credible. Reach out to the credible people on LinkedIn ask them if they can recommend you for skills you are good at. If you have worked with someone, seek recommendations from them for that work.
When you sign up on LinkedIn, your profile URL is a set of random characters meaning nothing and is not friendly enough when you share or someone notices it.
LinkedIn lets you customize your URL so that you can have your name in the URL and make it readable and hence more credibility and professionalism. Above this, people can easily find you, simply add your name at the end of the domain name.
Unless your name is from another planet, you should customize your name right away.
On your profile page, click Edit public profile & URL on the right rail.
Under Edit URL in the right rail, click the Edit icon next to your public profile URL.
It'll be an address that looks like www.linkedin.com/in/yourname.
If you want to do this on a mobile browser, here's how to do it.
Scroll to the Contact and Personal Info section and tap the Edit icon.
On the Edit contact info page, tap on your personal Profile URL. You'll be redirected to the Public profile settings page.
Under the Edit URL section, tap the Edit icon next to your public profile URL.
Unless you are a job seeker, this isn't going to be fruitful for you. Having an impersonal tone in your profile summary of headlined can quickly turn off the visitors. Furthermore, if you are seeking potential clients from LinkedIn, this is not the right strategy I'd recommend for you to have.
Having an active & first-person tone throughout your profile is highly fruitful.
Say you have a perfect profile and people get in touch on LinkedIn direct message, but you don't reply for any reason. Feeling ignored is the worst feeling for someone. When the potential client reaches out you better reply as soon as possible at least use the suggested replies. Once you have time to attend the message, customize and respond to it professionally.
You can make the senders feel good by visiting their profile finding a little bit about them. Do this for all the messages you send, it makes them feel good. Study their work and talk about it, at best, rightfully appreciate it.
When you get something personalized you love it, don't you?
The same thing is for the people who send messages to you. Furthermore, personalized messages resonate & convert better than otherwise.
It's okay if you are already committing these mistakes, you can rectify it right away. I myself had a couple of these mistakes on my LinkedIn profile, but I changed it before writing this post. LinkedIn is a professional network, let's not make it Facebook or Twitter. Spend 15 minutes to make your LinkedIn profile look super professional.
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Ysrael Zúñiga (Lima, 27 augustus 1976) is een Peruviaanse voetballer, die sinds 2013 als aanvaller onder contract staat bij FBC Melgar. Hij kwam eerder onder meer uit voor Coventry City, Universitario de Deportes en Bursaspor. Zúñiga, bijgenaamd El Cachete, maakte in 1999 zijn debuut voor het Peruviaans voetbalelftal en speelde in totaal 22 officiële interlands (drie goals) voor zijn vaderland in de periode 1999–2007.

Zie ook
Lijst van spelers van het Peruviaanse voetbalelftal

Zuniga, Ysrael


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IMG Academy alumnus Mac Styslinger wins doubles championship at ITA Men's All-American Championships
Alumnus Mac Styslinger earned another pretigious title for the UVA Cavaliers recently, taking the doubles title of the ITA Men's All-American Championships
IMG Academy alumnus Mac Styslinger, now a senior with the Virginia men's tennis program, partnered with teammate Thai-Son Kwiatkowski to win the doubles championship at the 2015 Saint Francis Health System ITA Men's All-American Championships at the Michael D. Case Tennis Center on the University of Tulsa campus in Tulsa, Okla.
The doubles final saw the Virginia duo of Styslinger and Kwiatkowski take three of the first four games against the North Carolina Tar Heels' Brett Clark and Robert Kelly, only for UNC to claim the next five games and grab the first set 6-3.
Kwiatkowski and Styslinger controlled play in the second set, winning 6-2 and setting up the third set 10-point tiebreaker. The tiebreak was back and forth with each team holding narrow leads until the score drew even at seven-all. Virginia managed to snag the next three points, however, to close out the match and earn the victory.
The Birminham, Ala. native entered the 2015-16 season ranked #13 in the country in doubles play, and #125 in singles.
Since arriving at Virginia from IMG Academy, Styslinger has been an ace for the Cavaliers. As a true freshman, Styslinger earned ITA Atlantic Region Rookie of the Year and All-American honors after winning the NCAA title in doubles, and was selected to compete for the singles championship. Since then, he has earned 2ns Team All-ACC honors as a sophomore, and was named to the ACC All-Academic Honor Roll following his junior season.
Photo by: University of Virginia Athletics


One may easily spend the fall and winter bouncing from one holiday into the next, and often those celebrations are hosted at someone else's abode. Why not extend thanks by inviting those friends and family to a small gathering that doesn't involve candy, pumpkins, or trees. This easy fondue theme can be quickly pulled together the evening before. See my accompanying Quick & Easy Chocolate Coconut Fondue Recipe here. It takes about 5 minutes to prepare just before everyone arrives. It is vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free so no one has to be left out. (Just be sure to buy or prepare gluten and dairy-free items to dip also.) An informal dessert party can accommodate a larger number of people without adding more work, which is great not only during the busy holidays but at any time of year.
I chose the warm and inviting colors of purple and green in order to distance my theme from those traditionally used for the holidays. They were a lovely contrast to the ivory dishware and dark brown of the chocolate and leather. Color accents were seen in the throw pillows, trays, glassware, dishes, and even the foliage. It extended to the cloth napkins that were set on the coffee table and lazy-Susan. Adding the rotating tier not only eased food accessibility, but also created separation between the serving and eating areas which was visually more appealing.
Seated on an end table was a painted tray that contained a basket of coordinating napkins in wood beaded rings, a glass holding fondue skewers, and Portmeirion Pomona plates.
I only used the plates with the pear and fig motif because they matched so perfectly, but even pretty paper plates would be fine for such an informal gathering.
Another table held a larger tray with purple bubble glasses and a matching pitcher seated on a wooden riser. An ice bucket was placed on a taller stand behind that. A cloth napkin was draped to preemptively contain any spills. Preserved lavender sat in a painted pot to soften the visual edges.
All of the furniture was rotated, for the evening, in order to accommodate an easy flow. An ottoman and a ceramic stool added seating to the arrangement, without blocking pathways. Pillows in coordinating colors were pulled from other rooms, to temper the masses of brown leather. For a smaller group, one could even pull furniture from the room, and just use stacked floor cushions around a coffee table.
Even the rock fireplace was included as a focal point with the addition of candles on green glass. These were placed at varying levels by means of a trunk and upturned basket. Statuary, a birdcage, and small trees added height and interest. Why not switch accessories for a night?
The serving pieces are actually comprised of two different sets of dishware. The center group is a small fondue set placed on a wooden stand for height. The ring of dishes surrounding that was actually meant to coordinate with a plain bowl for hors d'oeuvres, but worked beautifully to present a larger volume of food. Round bowls would also have been lovely surrounding the chocolate center.
Whether you choose to serve on paper plates or fine china, change up your décor or leave it all the same, bake your sweet treats or buy them at the store… your guests will be treated to a relaxing evening filled with delightful confections and camaraderie.


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Miss USA 2022 fue la 71.ª edición del certamen Miss USA correspondiente al año 2022; se llevó a cabo el 3 de octubre de 2022 en el Grand Sierra Resort en Reno, Nevada, Estados Unidos.  La competencia fue animada por Zuri Hall por segundo año consecutivo, mientras que Julissa Bermudez y Micah Jesse, actuaron como corresponsales secundarios. 51 candidatas de diferentes partes del país compitieron por el título. Elle Smith de Kentucky coronó a R'Bonney Gabriel de Texas como su  sucesora al final del evento. R'Bonney resultó ganadora en Miss Universo 2022 por lo tanto la primera finalista Morgan Romano de Carolina del Norte ocupa su lugar como Miss USA 2022 para seguir con las responsabilidades del título nacional.

Historia

Ubicación

El 14 de julio de 2022, se informó que la competencia se llevaría a cabo en Reno, Nevada, con la ciudad asegurando un contrato de tres años para albergar el concurso en 2022, 2023 y 2024. Esta será la segunda vez que el certamen se lleva a cabo en Reno, después de Miss USA 2019. Al día siguiente, se confirmó que el certamen se llevaría a cabo en el Grand Sierra Resort el 3 de octubre. Crystle Stewart confirmó que el lugar fue elegido para honrar a Cheslie Kryst, quien había sido coronada Miss USA 2019 en el mismo lugar y había se suicidado en enero de 2022.

Resultados

 ∞ Reemplaza a R'Bonney Gabriel como Miss USA, pues esta ganó el título de Miss Universo 2022.

Áreas de competencia

Final
El grupo de 16 cuartofinalistas fue dado a conocer durante la competencia final, seleccionado por el Comité de Selección y miembros de la Organización Miss USA, quienes eligieron a las concursantes que más destacaron en las tres áreas de competencia durante la etapa preliminar: traje de baño, traje de gala y entrevista con el Comité de Selección.

Estas 16 cuartofinalistas serán evaluadas por el mismo Comité de Selección.

 Las 16 cuartofinalistas desfilaron frente al jurado con un atuendo que causara la mejor «primera impresión», donde salieron de la competencia 4 de ellas.
 Las 12 semifinalistas desfilaron en traje de baño y traje de gala, donde salieron de la competencia 7 más.
 Las 5 finalistas se sometieron a una pregunta eliminatoria acerca de temas de actualidad y posteriormente dieron una última pasarela, donde el Comité de Selección consideraron la impresión general que dejó cada una de las finalistas para votar y definir posiciones finales.

Comité de Selección

Ashley Clarke -  empresaria y productora estadounidense
Soo Yeon Lee - modelo y jugadora de tenis de mesa de Corea del Sur
Kirk Meyers -  preparador físico estadounidense .
Olivia Ponton -  modelo estadounidense e influenciadora de las redes sociales
Aaron Potts - diseñador de moda estadounidense.
Nichole Williams-English - diseñadora de moda y modelo canadiense.

Competencia preliminar

El 1 de octubre se llevó a cabo la competencia preliminar para elegir las cuartofinalistas que serán anunciadas en la noche final, dividida en dos áreas: la entrevista con el Comité de Selección y miembros de la Organización Miss USA y la competencia en traje de baño y traje de gala. La primera se llevó a cabo sin transmitirse al público.

En la noche del mismo día, las 51 concursantes desfilarán en traje de noche y en traje de baño (elegidos al gusto de cada concursante pero bajo las marcas de los patrocinantes del evento) durante la competencia preliminar, donde se presentarán y desfilarán ante el Comité de Selección, quienes tomarán en cuenta la impresión de las candidatas para seleccionar las cuartofinalistas. El evento será transmitido en vivo vía internet.

Relevancia histórica del concurso

Resultados

 Texas gana por décima vez el título. La última vez fue en 2008.
 Carolina del Norte obtiene el puesto de Primera Finalista por segunda vez. La última vez fue en 2018.
 Nebraska obtiene el puesto de Segunda Finalista por segunda vez. La última vez fue en 1955.
 Ohio obtiene el puesto de Tercera Finalista por tercera vez. La última vez fue en 2006.
 Illinois obtiene el puesto de Cuarta Finalista por segunda vez. La última vez fue en 1954.
 Carolina del Norte, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Tennessee y Texas repiten clasificación a semifinales.
 Illinois clasifica por tercer año consecutivo.
 Carolina del Norte, Kansas, Nebraska, Tennessee y Texas clasifican por segundo año consecutivo.
 California, Distrito de Columbia, Misuri y Ohio clasificaron por última vez en 2020.
 Minnesota y Nuevo México clasificaron por última vez en 2019.
 Connecticut y Virginia Occidental clasificaron por última vez en 2016.
 Nuevo Hampshire clasificó por última vez en 2004.
 Vermont clasificó por última vez en 1982.
 Luisiana rompe con una racha de clasificaciones que mantenía desde 2019.
 Misisipi rompe con una racha de clasificaciones que mantenía desde 2020.

Candidatas
51 candidatas competirán por el título:

(En la tabla se utiliza su nombre completo, los sobrenombres van entrecomillados y los apellidos utilizados como nombre artístico, entre paréntesis; fuera de ella se utilizan sus nombres «artísticos» o simplificados).

Datos acerca de las delegadas
Algunas de las delegadas del Miss USA 2022 han participado, o participarán, en otros certámenes de importancia:
Caleigh Shade (Maryland) Fue Miss Maryland Teen USA 2018.

Algunas de las delegadas nacieron o viven en otro país al que representarán, o bien, tienen un origen étnico distinto:

Camila Sacco (New Hampshire) Nació en Paraguay.

Isabel Ticlo (Arizona) Tienes ascendencia india y tailandesa.
Skarlet Ramírez (Massachussetts) Nació en República Dominicana.
Suzanne Perez (Nuevo México) y R'Bonney Nola (Texas) son de origen filipino.
Heather Nunez (Nueva York) es de padres dominicanos.
Otros datos significativos de algunas delegadas:
Aria Hutchinson (Michigan), Es hija de Chris Hutchinson, Miss Michigan Teen USA 1989.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Página Web Oficial
 FYI (canal de televisión)
 Miss Universo 2022

Concursos de belleza de Estados Unidos
Concursos de belleza en 2022
Miss USA


In 1929, George Orwell was admitted to a public hospital in Paris. He was suffering from pneumonia and spent several weeks as a non-paying patient in the Hôpital Cochin. The essay he wrote about this experience remained unpublished for almost two decades, only appearing in Now – a political and literary magazine published by the writer and critic George Woodcock – in 1946.
This was, of course, almost 90 years ago. Although How the Poor Die details medically crude procedures which are long gone, Orwell's essay still has something to tell us about an attitude towards the provision of what is no more than minimally acceptable – if that – for people who are without money or influence.
The terrible deaths at Grenfell Tower tell the same story. From inferior quality building materials, lack of safety equipment and poor inspection regimes, to the inadequacy displayed by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and the Prime Minister, the narrative is one of neglectful contempt for the public realm. It is impossible to believe that residents of an 'exclusive development' would have had the same experiences.
But one thing has changed beyond measure since Orwell recorded the appalling treatment of patients in Hôpital Cochin, and that is the almost immediate visibility of the suffering and the unfolding sequence of dysfunction and incomprehension in the days following 14 June. Whereas How the Poor Die reached only the readers of a small left-wing magazine, the horror that is Grenfell has not only been seen all around the world, but the survivors and their supporters, through their social media presence and effectiveness in organising, have spoken with a voice that cannot be ignored.
For the first time that I can recall, the rulers have had to face the ruled in uncontrolled circumstances under the eye of the world's media. They handled this with varying degrees of incompetence and there are signs that they are already trying to re-bottle the genie. But both the human qualities and the realities of life for the just-about-surviving have been laid inescapably before a power which has hitherto preferred not to look too closely.
A disabled man lived and died on the 21st floor of Grenfell Tower. Families were bringing up children six stories and more above the ground. No one appears to know just how many lived in the tower because some flats were sublet and some tenants would seem to have been undocumented migrants. 'Unofficial' lives are not necessarily evidence of innate criminality or fecklessness: people learn to go below the radar when an environment is hostile to their existences.
As widely separated cultures were forced into proximity, the most telling moment for me came when Andrea Leadsom, Leader of the House of Commons, visited the site and was approached by a group of five or six residents. They were polite but searching in their questions and challenging as to why council officials had been invisible in the aftermath of the fire. The questioning was led by a young man who did not speak in Received Pronunciation. He was articulate and persistent without becoming aggressive and his poise and moral intelligence were very obviously unsettling to Ms Leadsom. She deserves credit for being available to such questioning – a stance which her leader had been unable to take – but it was both comical and disturbing to watch her struggling to recalibrate her preconceptions even as they were in the process of being overset.
This must be the lasting legacy of Grenfell. If we are to move towards a more equal, just and empathetic society, the assumptions of superiority which flourish in privileged isolation cannot continue. The rolled-back and de-regulated state, with its disproportionate effect on the most vulnerable, has come under scrutiny and the lives of people who too often go unnoticed have been seen in every sitting room in the country. Those who hold power and those who make and execute policy must not be permitted to forget.


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More than 600,000 women suffer uterine prolapses
(David Swanson/IRIN)
Nuche Maya Maharjan suffered a discomforting medical condition for 35 years before she built up the courage to seek medical assistance. For years she had no idea what the condition was and whether it could be treated.
"I had just given birth to my first child and was working in the fields near my village. Suddenly I felt as if my insides were dropping out of me," the 66-year-old recalled.
Baffled by what had happened, she told no-one - not even her husband – hoping the problem would go away.
But over the years, her prolapsed uterus (see box) got worse, to the point that it protruded from her vagina completely, making it difficult for her to walk or even sit upright. She required surgery, a fact prompting this uneducated Nepalese mother-of-five to finally seek help.
Maharjan is one of many rural women who regularly come to the Kirtipur public hospital on the outskirts of the Nepalese capital, Kathmandu, seeking treatment for prolapses - the leading cause of ill-health among women of reproductive and post-menopausal age in Nepal today, doctors say.
"This is more of a rural problem than an urban one," Dr Ganesh Dangal, an attending gynecologist at the NGO-funded health facility in Kirtipur, told IRIN. "In rural areas, there are no hospitals to treat this condition, forcing many of these women to travel to the cities for help."
What is a uterine prolapse?
Photo: David Swanson/IRIN
Dr Danesh Dangal speaks to a patient suffering from uterine prolapse in Kirtipur
According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), a uterine prolapse is a maternal illness the uterus protrudes into the vagina from its normal anatomical position.
The uterus is normally supported by pelvic connective tissue and the pubococcygeus muscle, and held in position by special ligaments. Weakening of these tissues allows the uterus to descend into the vaginal canal.
Tissue trauma sustained during childbirth - especially with large babies, difficult labour and delivery and multiple births over short intervals of time - is typically the cause of muscle weakness.
In Nepal, the chance of a prolapse occurring are accentuated by fact that many rural women return to heavy manual work immediately after giving birth without adequate rest.
In the early stages of a prolapse, pelvic exercises can significantly improve a minor condition. In the next stages, before the uterus has fully dropped into the vaginal canal, ring pessaries can be used to support the uterus in place. After this, surgery is the only alternative - an option costing more than US $200 in Nepal and not affordable to most Nepalese women.
According to health experts, prolapse symptoms include back pain, painful abdominal cramps, burning urination, difficulty standing, walking, sitting or lifting, as well as foul smelling discharge, among others.
Yet despite the obvious physical discomfort suffered by these women, many prolapse sufferers do not seek help due to the social stigma the condition carries - a fact only exacerbating this otherwise preventable condition.
"Most rural women don't even look at this as a disease and don't seek help," Dangal confirmed. "Instead they seek comfort in the company of other women in their villages suffering from the same thing - which, regrettably, there are many."
Given the social stigma associated with a prolapse, coupled with the woman's inability to satisfy her partner sexually, some husbands remarry and sufferers and their children often find themselves socially excluded, ridiculed or abandoned.
Specialists estimate that more than 600,000 women in the Himalayan kingdom of 27 million inhabitants suffer from uterine prolapse, making it one of the leading causes of morbidity among lower caste and rural women.
For more acute cases, surgery is the only treatment. At a cost of US $200, most Nepalese women cannot afford this. The World Bank estimates that about 30 percent of Nepalis live below the poverty line.
A United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) study undertaken in eight districts of the country in 2006 - including hill, mountain and southern Terrai regions - concluded that about 10 percent of all women of reproductive age suffer from the condition.
More than a health problem
But despite the numbers, many women suffer in silence.
"This is a multifaceted problem. It's not just a health problem," Dr Peden Pradhan, UNFPA assistant representative for Nepal, said. "When you are poor and not educated, you generally get married earlier in rural areas, which makes the prevalence of the problem more widespread there."
The incidence of prolapse could be decreased by having more deliveries attended by trained paramedics, she said. More than 80 percent of Nepalese women give birth at home and inappropriate maneuvering by unskilled birth attendants during delivery increases the risk of prolapse.
Pradhan added that women in Nepal's male-dominated society lack real empowerment over when they have children. In addition, they lack awareness of what a prolapse is and what to do about it.
Addressing the problem
UNFPA and the government of Nepal are working together to develop a three-fold national strategy to tackle prolapse.
Improving access to appropriate health care for low-income women, low caste women and women living in conflict areas.
Improving the volume and quality of reproductive health care services, including mobile reproductive health camps.
Promoting awareness of the issue at community level.
"I didn't know I could talk to people about this. I was embarrassed and ashamed," said Maili Maharijan, another prolapse sufferer in Kirtipur who waited eight years to come forward.
Unaware that treatment was available, the 70-year-old would routinely push her uterus back in place herself, only to have it drop out again when she coughed or sneezed.
"It was very embarrassing and caused me a great deal of discomfort," she said.
Such stories underscore the despair, rejection, isolation and stigmatisation felt by many prolapse sufferers in Nepal today.
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Reproductive health and the conflict


Jamie Carragher says it is too soon to judge whether Liverpool's draw at Old Trafford was one point gained or two dropped – pointing out that results later this week will decide that.
The Reds host Watford on Wednesday evening, before the trip across Stanley Park to Goodison next Sunday.
Win both of those, Carragher argued, and the Old Trafford frustration can be viewed in a very different light.
He said post-match: "With Liverpool, I think we keep building this game up, and they should have gone and won it, but it's the week.
"If Liverpool get out of the end of this week, and they're still top of the league—whether it's a point [or more]—it's a good week.
Jurgen Klopp was understandably frustrated immediately after the match, as were most Reds supporters, but equally, had we been offered a point at the start of the game, most would have taken it.
Mo Salah and Sadio Mane will need to step up and be more clinical in the coming games, but there is no reason why six points cannot be gained in the next seven days.
Do that, and we'd be in a really strong position with each game passing by a game closer to the finish line.


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Story ideas include time-travel fantasies, action adventures, animal stories, fairy tales, whodunnits and comic strips. If you don't believe me, check out the CXC best short stories, each one is about an event that happens in a few minutes. You don't want the Examiner slowing down his reading to try to figure out what you want to say.
If you find yourself stumbling over words, change the ones that you are stumbling over for easier words. One day Timmy's boss call him into his office and say he was removing him of his position but Timmy was confuse because he did not know what he did wrong so Timmy ask his boss what has he done and he said you have worked too hard and so i am promoting you to work even smarter than harder.
There are attractive, themed pages on which to write the stories so the book can become a treasury of stories by the young writer. You already know much of the story because you have lived it yourself or you know someone who has.
Take a few minutes at the end of the exam to clean up the essay and make sure it reads well (sounds good to your ear). Woke up early in the morning saw my parents discussing in the dining room i said goodmorning Mama and Papa? In that one sentence I not only talked about the road but I also related it to the character's feelings and future.
Given the current recession and the economic downturn this quote pearls of each ones.
Chaka Khan, and Paula Abdul.
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