Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationships that are thought to exist between the corruption within a country and selected components that contribute to a country's sustainable economic development across regions of the world.
Design/methodology/approach: Using data from the World Bank on various aspects of development and data from Transparency International on perceptions of types and levels of corruption, a series of statistical models were developed to examine relationships among corruption in its various forms and dimensions of economic development.
Research limitations: The research is limited by the availability of data from the two sources over the time-frame examined.
Originality/value: The study uses secondary data, which are judged to be the most valid and reliable, and examines a variety of relationships. Practical implications: The impact of corruption on economic development may be moderated by cultural and "other" factors.


God knows you are resting in peace Lianne.
Lianne and I played together st Havens.
She loved PE too and could really kick that ball!
Lianne was a strong girl with a hearty laugh and pretty curly blonde hair.
We played four square too and I remember she had a powerful serve.
which automatically made us longtime friends.


In 2010 Albany CrossFit was host to the CrossFit Games Northeast Qualifier (now East Regionals). This historical event was filled with three days of workouts that challenged the mental & physical fortitude of the best athletes our region had to offer!
This year the East Regionals will be returning to the Capital District at the Times Union Center!
This is a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in CrossFit and watch some amazing athletes push themselves as they attempt to fulfill dreams n' goals to compete at the CrossFit Games in July.
We welcome any athletes with prior CrossFit experience to come visit the gym where it all started, take a class, or use our space.
Men's & Ladies Locker Rooms with Dry Sauna, Steam Room, Whirlpool.
Fitness Center with Dumbbells & Pulley Machines.
Yoga & Pilates space n' classes.
Our gym is located at 444 Sand Creek RD, Albany, NY 12205 behind the Colonie Center. We are 5 minutes from the Airport and the major hotels on Wolf Road. It's just a short 8-10 minutes trip from the event venue as well.
Please contact [email protected] in advance to let us know you're coming and if any special accommodations are necessary.


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Q: input and print array in C Why this code doesn't print the full array.How to correct the code or improve to print the full array
int main(void) {
    float value[MAX], a;
    int bit, i;
    int group[10];

    bit = 0;

    do {
        scanf("%f", &a);
        value[bit] = a;
        bit++;
    } while (a == '\n');

    for (i = 0; i < bit; i++)
        printf("%f", value[i]);
}

A: Change the stop condition of your reading from
while(a=='\n');
to some int/float value.
As mentioned by someprogrammerdude, variable "a" never be equal to '\n'.

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Home > News > Religious leaders join interfaith rainforest initiative in Oslo today
Religious leaders join interfaith rainforest initiative in Oslo today
New hope for world's tropical forests arises as the Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Daoist leaders join indigenous forest guardians to launch global effort to end deforestation. Interfaith rainforest initiative, created by global coalition to fight escalating threats to endangered forests in Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America is vital to slowing climate change.
https://www.oikoumene.org/en/press-centre/news/religious-leaders-join-interfaith-rainforest-initiative-in-oslo-today
April 7, 2022 to December 28, 2023
Weaving A Silence: Contemplating Earth & All The Stars
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October 19, 2022 to February 23, 2023
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Sharing in the Eucharist's Feast of Creation

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Welcome to the home of Kangaroo Island Olives. Kangaroo Island is a place of unspoiled nature, deep restoring breaths and invigoration. It's rugged elegance inspires so much of what we do and how we live.
Surrounded by water, with access to the mainland only by boat or plane, its remained a sanctuary for an extraordinary variety of native wildlife. A third of Kangaroo Island is dedicated to conservation and National parks. This ensures our ecosystems are healthy and resilient and the environment can continue to deliver life-supporting services.
At Kangaroo Island Olives we grow our produce using sunshine and rainfall. Nature does all the work.
Table Olives
Olive Trees & Honey Bees
Ligurian bees were brought to Kangaroo Island in the early 1880's and in 1885, the island was declared a bee sanctuary with no further imports allowed. Now home to the purest remaining strain of Ligurian Bees in the world, Kangaroo Island Ligurian Bee honey is an icon of the island's food offering.
The Ligurian Olive Tree, amongst other olive cultivars, was introduced to Kangaroo Island in the early 1990's by Domenico Esposito. Developed over four hundred years ago by the Saint Benedictine monks of the Italian Riviera, it's a dual purpose olive used for making extra virgin olive oil and table olives. It's fruit quality and yields prompted more tree plantings which occurred in 2019. Further plantings are scheduled to continue into the future.
Make no mistake, it's the Islands seclusion from the mainland that is the overriding influence on artisan food producers. Free from mainland predators such as foxes, goats and rabbits and from any influence of genetically modified crops, there is an unmistakable quality of purity and flavour in our produce. Our strong regard for ethical food production is an understandable extension of the community's respect for the natural world. Simply stated, this is food as it was meant to taste.
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For so long, Kangaroo Island food was a tightly held secret. Now the secret is out and the demand for its delicious produce is growing each day.
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The Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) Program. The program is intended for highly motivated undergraduates interested in a research career in the pharmaceutical and environmental sciences. Students are provided with an opportunity to conduct full-time research in areas related to Pharmacology and Toxicology, Environmental Health Sciences, Pharmaceutics, Medicinal Chemistry, Chemical Biology, and Clinical Pharmacy. The SURF program is open to undergraduate students currently enrolled at a university in the United States. Previous experience performing independent laboratory or clinical research is not required.
The 10-week program provides a competitive stipend. Students must be available for the entire 10-week period. Training includes hands-on research conducted in the laboratories or clinical practices of faculty members, round table discussions of research progress, and seminars on research careers and activities of the faculty. Students also participate in career development workshops and a field trip to a pharmaceutical company. At the end of the fellowship, each student will provide a brief oral presentation on his or her summer research project.


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A student-faculty collaboration reveals the realities of teaching
Tabitha Dell'Angelo and Maria DeGenova '20 collaborated on a comic that presents the challenges faced by early-career teachers in high-needs areas.
When Tabitha Dell'Angelo launched TCNJ's urban education program in 2009, the goal was to produce capable teachers for underserved kids.
Six years later when she began to evaluate the program's success, she visited alumni in their classrooms and asked about their experiences since leaving the college.
Her research confirmed that being a teacher — especially in a high-needs area — isn't an easy gig. With large class sizes, a standardized curriculum, and pressure from administration, the system can be oppressive. Her results showed that 50 percent of teachers leave the profession within five years, and 16 percent change schools.
"I wanted to make changes to TCNJ's program based on these interviews, but I also wanted to inform the bigger discussion," Dell'Angelo says. "Teachers enter the workforce wanting to change the world, but they're surprised by the pressures they're up against."
When the time came to publish her findings, Dell'Angelo wanted to present them in a way that both educated and entertained her audience. She initially considered theater, but ultimately chose a more unexpected medium: comics.
Cue visual arts major Maria DeGenova '20. After meeting by chance in an Introduction to Theater class, the pair worked together to begin visualizing Dell'Angelo's research in drawings, starting with "Down the Rabbit Hole," a comic that focuses on the transition from a teacher education program to the classroom.
A panel from DeGenova's comic shows a newly minted teacher falling down the rabbit hole and landing her classroom as a first-year teacher. Image courtesy of Tabitha Dell'Angelo.
DeGenova says that working on such a big project required a learning curve, with everything from time management to establishing communication to meeting deadlines, but that she's now better prepared for other jobs in the future. And she has a professional byline to add to her portfolio, as "Down the Rabbit Hole" was recently accepted for publication in the Journal of Critical Education Policy Studies.
Along with improving TCNJ's program, Dell'Angelo hopes school administrators who read their work will think about how they can better support new teachers — and she also hopes it will help future educators be more prepared for the realities of their new careers.
"We want students graduating from our programs to be ready for what's coming so they can say, 'I know how I'm going to handle this,'" says Dell'Angelo.
— Kelley Freund


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José Alexis Doldán Aquino (n. Asunción, Paraguay; 27 de febrero de 1997) es un futbolista paraguayo que se desempeña como defensa central  y actualmente está sin club.

Trayectoria

Alebrijes de Oaxaca
El 15 de diciembre de 2018 se anuncia la llegada de Alexis a los Alebrijes de Oaxaca procedente de Fulgencio Yegros para el Clausura 2019 de la Liga de Ascenso de México. Debutó con los oaxaqueños en el partido León vs. Alebrijes de Oaxaca, el miércoles 9 de enero de 2019 por la Copa MX.

Con los Alebrijes de Oaxaca, Alexis Doldán solamente disputó 382 minutos de juego distribuidos en 5 partidos, 2 de la Liga y 3 de la Copa MX.

Necaxa
Después del anuncio del también paraguayo Julio González el Necaxa informó el 16 de enero de 2020 que Alexis Doldán llegaría como refuerzo para el Clausura 2020. El 20 de enero, de la mano del entrenador Alfonso Sosa y en el Estadio Nemesio Díez contra el Toluca debuta oficialmente con los  rayos además anotó su primer gol con el conjunto hidrocálido al minuto 80. El partido concluyó con victoria 3-2 sobre los diablos.

Querétaro
El 18 de julio se anuncia su salida del Necaxa, para ser nuevo jugador del Querétaro, para el Torneo Apertura 2020.

Referencias

Futbolistas_de_los_Alebrijes_de_Oaxaca
Futbolistas del Club Necaxa en los años 2020
Futbolistas del Club Atlético Tucumán

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Q: Form Abandonment data google tag manager For Form Abandonment tracking in Google Tag Manager. Below is the code (original code from http://www.simoahava.com/analytics/track-form-abandonment-with-google-tag-manager/). I have modified the code as per my requirement.
    (function() {
    var formSelector = '.webform-component-fieldset';
    var attribute = 'name';
    var history = [];
    window.addEventListener('beforeunload', function() {
        if (history.length) {
            var x = history.join(' > ');
            var x= x.replace(/submitted[fieldset_user_info]/g,"");
            window.dataLayer.push({
                'event' : 'formAbandonment',
                'category' : 'Form Abandonment',
                'action' : x

            });
        };
    });
});

 document.querySelector(formSelector).addEventListener('change', function(e) {
    history.push(e['target'].getAttribute(attribute));
});
})();

The code is getting executed but the output is not desired one.
The output I am getting for eventAction datalayer ( 'action': x) is as below

submitted[fieldset_user_info][first_name] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info][street_address_1] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info][street_address_2] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info][city] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info][state] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info][zip_code] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info] [e_mail_address] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info][confirm_e_mail_address] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info][last_name] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info] [street_address_2] >
  submitted[fieldset_user_info][i_prefer_to_receive_communications_from_pfizer_by]

I want to remove every occurrence of the text "submitted[fieldset_user_info]" from output but with above code I am not able to do
Can any help with modification to code needs to be done.

A: Try to replace string
var x= x.replace(/submitted[fieldset_user_info]/g,"");

by string:
var x= x.replace("submitted[fieldset_user_info]","");
According to the description of JS replace() method it supports both regular expressions as well as string as the 1st parameter.
I tried to test "replace()" method in the console with two variations: with your RegEx and with the simple string: method succesfully working only with the string. May be something is wrong in your regEx(by me it looks correct).


SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV — There are a lot of trees on Shepherd University's 325-acre campus and soon, for the first time, there will be a complete inventory of their species, height, diameter, and condition.
Dr. Mark Lesser, assistant professor of biology, is leading the effort to document the trees.
Lesser, Benjamin Lanham, a biochemistry major from Martinsburg, and Rodney Dever, a Shepherd alumnus and local botanist, have been systematically walking around the campus inspecting each tree and collecting data. Lanham is volunteering his time during the summer months, but when the semester starts he'll work on the project for credit as a research student helping build a database and do analysis. Lanham said he finds the work interesting.
Shepherd's biology honor society, Tri Beta, has also been heavily involved, holding three events throughout the 2016 spring semester. Shepherd's Tree Committee and Tanner Haid of the Cacapon Institute are also supporting the project, which Lesser said will offer many benefits to the campus community.
East Campus has now been completely inventoried, with a total of 274 trees. There are 56 different species represented, of which 37 are native to West Virginia, with the remainder being a mix of exotic and ornamental species. The project will continue this fall, once again involving students in Tri Beta, to inventory West Campus.


These weekends are a great starting point for people looking to get into game development and an incredible chance to collaborate. No matter your experience, if you love games, can self direct your work, and have a positive attitude a "Jam" is a perfect place to showcase your talents.
Game jams are a great opportunity to learn about our local industry and meet people from the community to collaborate and build video games over the course of a weekend. Work in a space full of programmers, artists, musicians and more to rapidly develop a working video game in a supportive environment. If you've ever been curious about what it takes to make a game this is your chance!
Special thanks to sponsors, Bitspace Development, Complex Games and the Ace Project Space for their contributions in making this happen. Game Jams are true community events and they couldn't take place without their support!
Ludum Dare is one of the world's largest and longest running Game Jam events.
Do I need a computer or other equipment to participate in this event?
Yes, ideally a computer with your game development software installed and ready to go. Alternatively, there's nothing stopping you from building a board game, card game, or any other game creation if you'd prefer.
No experience is required, but work is largely self-directed and requires a certain degree of self-commitment. We encourage attendees to come in with a basic set of skills or go through some tutorials before the event.
Do I need to have a team? Can I work solo?
You can work either as a team or solo. If you are looking for a team or have a team and are looking for additional members, we will help match you up.


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Just then, the doors fly open and in walks Biff and his friends Match, Skinhead and 3D, who have come to harass George. It turns out that Biff has been forcing George to do his homework, something George has been slacking off on. When George admits that he hasn't completed Biff's homework, figuring that it is not due until Monday, Biff gets annoyed, and raps George on the head, reminding George that he will get expelled if he hands in his homework in George's handwriting.
George finally agrees to finish up Biff's work and hand it over the next day. After Biff and his friends leave, the diner's busboy, Goldie Wilson (Donald Fullilove), chides George for letting Biff harass him all day. George insists that Biff is bigger than him, while Goldie points out that he doesn't expect to spend the rest of his own life working as a busboy.
He plans on becoming someone famous one day. Marty immediately recognizes Goldie and before realizing it, blurts out to Goldie that he's going to be mayor in 1985. This plants the idea in Goldie's mind and he begins to think about how as mayor of Hill Valley, and how he will clean up the town (to which Lou responds by giving him a broom and telling him to start sweeping the floor).
After George leaves the diner, Marty's curiosity is piqued and he follows him into another neighborhood. He momentarily loses track until he finds George's bike parked beneath a tree. He looks up and notices George on a tree branch, using a pair of binoculars to spy on a girl getting undressed in her room across the street. Marty is shocked to find that George is a peeping tom. George strains to get a better look.
George suddenly slips and falls out of the tree, landing in the street in front of an oncoming Cadillac. Marty instinctively rushes out and pushes George out of harm's way. The car slams on its brakes, but it hits Marty, who hits his head on the pavement and is knocked unconscious. George gets on his bike and rides away as Sam Baines, the driver, yells to his wife that another kid has jumped in front of his car.
When Marty comes around, it's night time and it is raining outside, and he is lying in an unfamiliar bed. His mother's voice tells him that he's been out for nine hours. Marty, still semi-conscious, quips about having a dream that he went back in time. Lorraine's voice reassures him that he's safe and sound in 1955. This prompts Marty to bolt upright just as a lamp is turned on, and he is promptly dumbstruck to see that in 1955, Lorraine is a rather attractive teenage girl.
Lorraine begins to hit on Marty almost immediately, thinking his name is "Calvin Klein" (due to that being the brand of underwear Marty is wearing). Marty instinctively panics when Lorraine tries to make advances on him and looks like she is trying to kiss him. Fortunately for Marty, this is interrupted when Lorraine's mother Stella calls her down for dinner.
At dinner, Marty meets the rest of Lorraine's siblings, including her brothers Milton and Toby, her sister Sally, and in the crib nearby, little baby Joey. Stella admits that Joey loves his crib, and cries every time they try to take him out. Marty recognizes Joey as the future prison inmate, and can't resist the urge to joke to the baby to "Better get used to these bars, kid..." The family eats while watching an episode "The Honeymooners" on the new television set that Sam has just brought home.
Marty immediately recognizes the episode they are watching as one he has watched in 1985, which he explains by saying that he saw it in a rerun. Marty asks how to find Doc's address, which Lorraine's father says is over on the east end of town. Marty knows that area as "John F. Kennedy Drive", a name that Lorraine's father doesn't know. As Marty leaves the house, Sam warns Lorraine that if she ever has a kid like Marty, he will disown her.
Marty makes his way over to Doc's house (which will be destroyed in a fire sometime in the next 30 years, which is why Doc lives out of his garage in 1985). When Doc, who does not recognize Marty, answers the door, we see that he has a bandage on his forehead from where he hit his head trying to hang a clock above his toilet. Without saying a word, he immediately hooks Marty up to his newest invention - a thought reader.
Doc determines that Marty comes from a great distance, and wants him to make a donation to the Coast Guard Youth Auxiliary. Frustrated, Marty tells Doc directly that his time machine works and he is from the future. Doc is skeptical, even when Marty shows him his future driver's license and a family photo. Doc comments that the photo must have been forged as Dave's hair is missing from the picture. However, Marty is able to convince Doc of the truth by mentioning the wound on his head that prompted the vision of the flux capacitor.
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Azadeh Chalabi
Dr Azadeh Chalabi LLB, LLM, PhD, FHEA
Senior Lecturer & Director of Postgraduate Taught Programmes Law
Work email A.Chalabi@liverpool.ac.uk
A Rapprochement between the Universality of Human Rights and Cultural Relativism (Media)
Chalabi, A. (n.d.). A Rapprochement between the Universality of Human Rights and Cultural Relativism. [https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/law-and-social-justice/blog/a-rapprochement-between-the-universality-of-human-rights-and-cultural-relativism/].
"Social will as important as political will for implementing human rights" (Media)
Chalabi, A. (n.d.). "Social will as important as political will for implementing human rights".
National Human Rights Action Planning (Book)
Chalabi, A. (2018). National Human Rights Action Planning. Oxford University Press.
Added Values of National Human Rights Action Planning for the UK in the Age of Brexit (Other)
Chalabi, A. (2018). Added Values of National Human Rights Action Planning for the UK in theAge of Brexit. U.K. Const. L. Blog. Retrieved from https://ukconstitutionallaw.org/
Unpacking the Concept of "Obligation to Take All Appropriate Measures" (Conference Paper)
Chalabi, A. (2018). Unpacking the Concept of "Obligation to Take All Appropriate Measures". In The Association of Human Rights Institutes (AHRI) , Renewing Rights in Times of Transition: 70 Years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Edinburgh.
Corruption and the Legitimacy of Law: A Socio-Legal Perspective (Book)
Chalabi, A. (2017). Corruption and the Legitimacy of Law: A Socio-Legal Perspective. Tehran: Nashreney Publishing.
Australia's National Human Rights Action Plans: traditional or modern model of planning? (Journal article)
Chalabi, A. (2016). Australia's National Human Rights Action Plans: traditional or modern model of planning?. The International Journal of Human Rights, 20(7), 993-1017. doi:10.1080/13642987.2016.1196191
DOI: 10.1080/13642987.2016.1196191
How to make a distinction between Economic, Social and Cultural rights? (Conference Paper)
Chalabi, A. (2016). How to make a distinction between Economic, Social and Cultural rights?. In Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Theme, SLSA annual conference. University of Lancaster,.
Networked Human Rights Governance as a Response Strategy against the "UN Five-Gap Problem", Panel: 'Rethinking Global Human Rights Governance Beyond the State" (Conference Paper)
Chalabi, A. (2016). Networked Human Rights Governance as a Response Strategy against the "UN Five-Gap Problem", Panel: 'Rethinking Global Human Rights Governance Beyond the State". In AHRI Conference. Utrecht, The Netherlands.
The Problem-Oriented Approach to Improving National Human Rights Action Plans (Journal article)
Chalabi, A. (2015). The Problem-Oriented Approach to Improving National Human Rights Action Plans. Journal of Human Rights Practice, 7(2), 272-298. doi:10.1093/jhuman/huv007
DOI: 10.1093/jhuman/huv007
Networked Governance for Implementing Human Rights: A Promising Way Forward (Conference Paper)
Chalabi, A. (2015). Networked Governance for Implementing Human Rights: A Promising Way Forward. In SLSA annual conference. Warwick Law School.
Explaining the Universality of Human Rights From Ontological and Epistemological Perspectives (Conference Paper)
Chalabi, A. (2015). Explaining the Universality of Human Rights From Ontological and Epistemological Perspectives. In SLSA annual conference. Warwick Law School.
States' Compliance with the Obligation to Adopt a National Human Rights Action Plan (Journal article)
Chalabi, A. (2015). States' Compliance with the Obligation to Adopt a National Human Rights Action Plan. European Human Rights Law Review.
Current Problems in the Four Phases of National Human Rights Action Plans: A Cross Case Analysis", National Framework for Advancing Human Policy (Conference Paper)
Chalabi, A. (2014). Current Problems in the Four Phases of National Human Rights Action Plans: A Cross Case Analysis", National Framework for Advancing Human Policy. In hosted by Ministry of Justice of Republic of Korea. Seoul, South Korea.
National human rights action plans: a roadmap to development (Journal article)
Chalabi, A. (2014). National human rights action plans: a roadmap to development. Development in Practice, 24(8), 989-1002. doi:10.1080/09614524.2014.968529
Law as a System of Rights: A Critical Perspective (Journal article)
Chalabi, A. (2014). Law as a System of Rights: A Critical Perspective. Human Rights Review, 15(2), 117-138. doi:10.1007/s12142-013-0297-8
The nature and scope of states' obligation to adopt a national human rights action plan (Journal article)
Chalabi, A. (2014). The nature and scope of states' obligation to adopt a national human rights action plan. The International Journal of Human Rights, 18(4-5), 391-413. doi:10.1080/13642987.2013.879861
Law as a System of Rights: A Critical Perspective (Conference Paper)
Chalabi, A. (2013). Law as a System of Rights: A Critical Perspective. In SLSA annual conference - Socio-Legal Studies Association. University of York, York.
Work emailA.Chalabi@liverpool.ac.uk


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Q: assertion failed on expression go isactive () && go gettag () != 0 unity This error is harmless to my game development but it hurts my eye by seeing it from time to time . How can i get rid of this error on unity .

Assertion failed: Assertion failed on expression: 'go.IsActive() && go.GetTag() != 0'UnityEngine.Camera:get_main()

It came out when i find an object using tag
public GameObject shadowUnderWater;

void OnEnable(){
  //uSkyManager Instantiates
    if(shadowUnderWater == null){
        shadowUnderWater = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("SkyManager");
    }
}

What i did so far is this :
void Awake(){
  Camera.main.GetComponent<Camera> ();
}

I set the camera on the Awake function because i saw in some forum the you just need to instantiate the camera.

A: *

*there's no need to get the component of the camera

*if the camera is null then obviously getting a component from it will fail

*what you do in Awake is meaningless, there's no concept of preparing/getting a camera

See the documentation on how to use this member:
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Camera-main.html
This is how you should do work involving your camera:
var cam = Camera.main;
if (cam != null)
{
    // do something
}


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Dimopoulos Konstantinos
Dr Kostas Dimopoulos
Professor of Learning Materials
Department of Social and Educational Policy
University of Peloponnese
Damaskinou and Kolokotroni str,
Korinthos, 20100
Phone: +271410-74986, Fax: +271410-74991
Short Curriculum Vitae
Dr Kostas Dimopoulos is Professor of Learning Materials in the Dept. of Social and Educational Policy (University of Peloponnese). He also teaches Education Research Methods in the Hellenic Open University while in the period 2011-2012 he has served as vice president of the Institute of Education Policy (national agency supervised by the Ministry of Education responsible for education planning in primary and secondary education). His current research interests concern the analysis of learning materials and education programs of various forms and levels, as well as understanding how the Greek school works under the current socio-political circumstances. He has written ninety one articles and conference papers, as well as two books on these issues. Among the international journals he has published are: International Journal of Science Education, Public Understanding of Science, Science Education, Science Communication, Research in Science Education, International Journal of Learning, Journal of Science Education and Technology, Mediterranean Journal of Educational Studies, Educational Studies, Semiotica, European Health Psychologist, International Journal of Leadership in Education, BMC Public Health, Leadership & Policy in Schools, The Curriculum Jounal. His published worked has been cited by hundreds of peers from forty eight different countries around the world. Finally Prof. Dimopopulos has participated (as member of the working group or as coordinator) in fifteen national and seventeen European R&D projects while since 2008 he is a member of the International Evaluation Panel in the area of Education Studies of FCT (Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia) supervised by the Portuguese Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
Recent international publications
• Anagnostopoulou, K., Hatzinikita, V., Christidou, V. & Dimopoulos, K. (2013). PISA Test Items and School Based Examinations in Greece: Exploring the Relationship between Global and Local Assessment Discourses. International Journal of Science Education, 35(4), 636-662.
• Anyfandi, G., Koulaidis, V., & Dimopoulos, K. (2014). A Socio-Semiotic Framework for the Analysis of Exhibits in a Science Museum. Semiotica, 200: 229-254.
• Karamanidou, C., & Dimopoulos, C. (2014). Knowledge, Attitudes and Communication Preferences of Different Segments of the Greek Public With Regards to Cervical Cancer and the hpv Vaccine. European Health Psychologist, 16(S), 507.
• Dimopoulos, K., Dalkavouki, K. & Koulaidis, V. (2015). Job Realities of Primary School Principals in Greece: Similarities and Variations in a highly centralized system. International Journal of Leadership in Education, 18(2), 197-224.
• Lehmkuhl, M., Boyadjeva, P., Cunningham, Y., Karamanidou, C., Tuomo, M., & Dimopoulos, K. (as member of AVSA team) (2016). Audience reach of science on television in 10 European countries: An analysis of people-meter data. Public Understanding of Science, 25(2), 223-235.
• Karamanidou, C., & Dimopoulos, K. (2016). Greek health professionals' perceptions of the HPV vaccine, state policy recommendations and their own role with regards to communication of relevant health information. BMC public health, 16(1), 1.
• Dimopoulos, K., & Tsami, M. (2017). Greek Primary School Websites: The Construction of Institutional Identities in a Highly Centralized System. Leadership and Policy in Schools, 1-25.
• Sagiannis, S., & Dimopoulos, K. (2018). Greek primary school teachers' awareness of the special features of scientific language: implications for science curricula and teachers' professional development. The Curriculum Journal, 1-19.


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Q: Cant seem to make cookie authenticated requests using Unirest I'm trying to use the Unirest Jar feature to make session authenticated requests however I cant seem to get my name console logged. The following is sample code Im using. Any ideas on how I can get my name console logged?

var cheerio = require('cheerio');
var unirest = require('unirest');
var CookieJar = unirest.jar();
var twitterLogin = 'https://twitter.com/sessions';
var twitterUsername = 'TWITTERUSERNAME';
var twitterPassword = 'TWITTERPASSWORD!'

var Request = unirest.get('https://twitter.com/login').jar(CookieJar);
Request.end(function(response) {
    var $ = cheerio.load(response.body);
    var authToken = $('input[name="authenticity_token"]').val();
    console.log(authToken)
    unirest.post(twitterLogin)
        .jar(CookieJar)
        .followRedirect(true)
        .header('Referer', 'https://twitter.com/login')
        .header('content-type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded')
        .header('User-Agent', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_10_1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/43.0.2357.124 Safari/537.36')
        .field('authenticity_token', authToken)
        .field('session[username_or_email]', twitterUsername)
        .field('session[password]', twitterPassword)
        .end(function(response) {
            console.log(response.statusCode)
            console.log(response.body)
            unirest.get('https://twitter.com')
                .jar(CookieJar)
                .followRedirect(true)
                .end(function(response) {
                    var $ = cheerio.load(response.body)
                    console.log($('.DashboardProfileCard-name').text());
                })

        })
});

A: From the docs:

Request.jar(Boolean) or Request.jar(Jar)
Sets jar, cookie container, on Request.options. When set to true it stores cookies for future usage.

You should call unirest.jar() with true as argument:
var CookieJar = unirest.jar(true);


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Promising pre-clinical data in Cystic Fibrosis for ProtAffin AG's PA401 to be presented at ATS, Philadelphia, 17-22 May 2013
Instinctif Partners > News > Client News > Promising pre-clinical data in Cystic Fibrosis for ProtAffin AG's PA401 to be presented at ATS, Philadelphia, 17-22 May 2013
Graz, Austria and London, UK, 20th February 2013: ProtAffin AG, a biotechnology company developing a novel class of next-generation biopharmaceuticals for inflammation, respiratory disease and oncology, today announced that a collaboration with a leading European centre for the study of cystic fibrosis has generated promising pre-clinical results for the company's lead anti-inflammatory product, PA401.
A collaboration with scientists at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI), Dublin, has shown that exposure of bronchoalveolar lavage fluid from patients with cystic fibrosis to increasing concentrations of PA401 significantly reduced the level of detectable IL-8 in that fluid. These results will be presented at the American Thoracic Society (ATS) International Conference in Philadelphia this May. Professor McElvaney, Director of the Respiratory Research Laboratory, RCSI, commented: "Clinical application of an IL-8 decoy such as PA401 could lessen the inflammatory burden in the cystic fibrosis lung".
PA401 is an engineered form of the human chemokine IL-8, currently in a Phase 1 clinical study in London. Human IL-8 (CXCL8) is a chemokine produced by macrophages, endothelial and other cells and its primary function is the attraction of neutrophils to sites of acute and chronic inflammation. PA401 prevents this natural function. It acts as a potent, targeted anti-inflammatory protein preventing the infiltration of neutrophils which is a hallmark of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and cystic fibrosis (CF).
About ProtAffin AG
ProtAffin is a clinical stage European biotechnology company developing a novel class of next generation biopharmaceuticals applicable to high-priority disease targets in the fields of inflammation, respiratory disease and oncology. The company's CellJammer discovery technology is used to discover and develop novel biopharmaceuticals by engineering decoy mutants of chemokines and growth factors so that they displace their natural counterparts from glycosaminoclycans (GAGs) and, furthermore, have an inactivated receptor domain, thereby causing potent down-regulation of protein function. By contrast, most monoclonal antibodies investigated to date do not recognise glycan-bound chemokines or growth factors. In addition to PA401, ProtAffin's pipeline also contains a modified form of the human chemokine MCP-1 (CCL2) which potently blocks macrophages in a number of inflammatory and oncology settings and a modified SDF-1α (CXCL12), a protein implicated in fibrotic lung disease and ophthalmology. ProtAffin is well funded by a strong syndicate of leading US and European VCs.
About PA401
PA401 has shown very good efficacy in preclinical models of neutrophilic lung inflammation including COPD. A patent encompassing PA401 and other IL-8 variants was granted to ProtAffin in the USA and EU in 2009.
PA401 is in clinical development for COPD, CF and related respiratory indications. COPD represents the 4th leading cause of death in the western world and is an underserved pharmaceutical market in excess of $11bn per year. Cystic Fibrosis is the most common life-threatening genetic disease in Europe and the US. A key aspect of lung damage in patients with CF is related to the permanent damage done to lung tissue due to an underlying chronic inflammation caused by high IL-8 levels and neutrophilic inflammation.
Issued for and on behalf of ProtAffin AG.
To contact the ProtAffin team at College Hill email lsinfo@collegehill.com


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I now specialise in the Equity Release & Later Life Lending Sector in helping find the best plan from the whole of the market for my clients.
I subsequently joined Equity Release Supermarket in 2014 because they really do understand that releasing equity is possibly one of the biggest considered decisions that customers will make. Giving clients the time to familiarise themselves with the concept of Equity Release is crucial. I'm passionate about helping customers achieve the best outcome for their needs and ensuring equity release is the right thing to do.
My role at Equity Release Supermarket comes with the responsibility for the Development of our Business Partner Channels which includes Financial Intermediaries, Professional Groups and Affinity Partners. We offer our range of services to clients of financial organisations who choose not to advise in this sector.
As well as being one of the leading experts, Equity Release Supermarket is well known for not only delivering a friendly, quality, equity release advice service, but also offering a transparent approach for consumers who want to conduct some of the research themselves by offering a suite of web-based tools that can help understand more about available plans, products and rates.
Equity Release Supermarket is an active member of the Equity Release Council the trade body that represents the lenders, advisers and solicitors operating in our industry to promote high standards of conduct and practice in the provision of advice on equity release.
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Almost three thousand years ago the great poet Homer spoke about pears as a "gift of the gods." Not to toot my own horn, but I think my pure existence is a gift. Pears are among the fruits containing the highest levels of flavonols, leading to a reduced risk of chronic disease. But that's not all I've got going for me. The kale boosts my nutrient profile, to all together give me 130% of the RDA for vitamin A, 100% of the RDA for Vitamin C and a significant amount of Vitamin K. I also want to help keep your blood pressure down with my high amounts of potassium thanks to my array of fruits and veggies. I could keep going but I'll stop there for now…look for my beautiful self on the shelves at Zest.


Since its inception in 1991, TT100 has emerged from being merely an award function, to one where the adjudication process has moved towards gaining a quantitative and qualitative assessment of what drives the role models who have qualified from the adjudication process. The key drivers which determine the potential for these organisations to maintain and improve their competitive advantage are depicted in the TIPS™ framework, which is used to adjudicate entrant companies and is explained below. In the past 25 years, this process had been refined to the extent that organisations now use the metrics to manage and lead their operations. It has resulted in the development of a new perspective on sustainability and the identification of key drivers which could facilitate global competitiveness.
Entrants of the TT100 programme include a wide spectrum of operations in diversified industries. They exemplify those who through passion, perseverance and a highly developed sense of innovation, have defied all odds, and have become recognised as significant players in the global economy. These organisations are recognised as sustainable, high-performance operations.
The programme is open to any organisation – emerging, small, medium or large, which has been operational for more than one year.
Please note that these pledges are tax deductible and accordingly, we will provide you with the necessary receipt. Once proof of payment has been received, entrants will be given a link to the TT100 questionnaire which would have captured information already submitted. Most entrants find completing the questionnaire to be a significantly valuable exercise, as it takes them on a journey regarding the management of innovation, technology people and the system at large.
Once the questionnaire has been completed, TT100 will arrange for entrants to present a submission to a panel of adjudicators – this usually happens during the latter half of the year. On acceptance by the adjudicators, companies are entered into the final stage where our panel of adjudicators select qualifying, finalist and winning organisations, which are announced at the Awards function presided over by the Minister of Science and Technology.
Entries will commence on 15 May 2016 and will conclude on 5 August 2016. The award event will take place on 27 October 2016 at the Johannesburg Country Club.
For more information on the Da Vinci TT100 Business Innovation Awards Programme, call Carol Varga on 011 900 4466.


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Q: Additional information: An error occurred while making the HTTP request to https://pilot.Test.in/autoTest.asmx Please help to fix the error while consuming web service......
Additional information: An error occurred while making the HTTP request to https://pilot.Test.in/autoTest.asmx. This could be due to the fact that the server certificate is not configured properly with HTTP.SYS in the HTTPS case. This could also be caused by a mismatch of the security binding between the client and the server.
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Be a bicycle until you die!
i like the snake brush!
I dug about halfway down and eventually came across a vein of iron, I think it is kind of rare but it's there! Dig around on a few different layers and you should come across some.
There was a patch recently to fix the sickness thing, as for ladders I've had success just stacking them vertically (holding alt to allow placing in midair), which I used to make ladders going up to a second floor, seems like it should work for a mine shaft?
Ah! I didn't notice the inventory tab in there, thanks a bunch! For anyone else looking: Drag an item from the inventory tab within the character info screen onto the character's inventory slots.
I have several settlers with the fishing task enabled, a few of the wooden fishing poles laying around, and a little dock with the adjacent tiles marked with fishing jobs, yet no one is fishing! Do you have an idea what I might be doing wrong?
Sorry it took so long, the log file contains only "Failed to validate Mac AppStore receipt." I googled that and found this unity answers post that says there is a setting to turn off mac appstore validation, sounds like that might be the solution?
I don't think it is the unidentified developer problem, I have my security settings to open apps from "Anywhere" (the most permissive option). I didn't see any error pop up just double clicking the app briefly opens it and then silently crashes. When I get home I'll try to see if it left any logs on my machine that I could send you.


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The problem with London's new Holocaust memorial| MENAFN.COM
The problem with London's new Holocaust memorial
(MENAFN- The Conversation) The UK government that Adjaye Associates and Ron Arad Architects have won the design competition for the new Holocaust memorial to be sited next to the Houses of Parliament.
The design is for a mainly underground space, beneath parkland, that leads visitors through into an exhibition and learning centre.
The winner announcement brings to an end the first stage of what has already been a contentious project. Concerns were raised regarding and the Imperial War Museum has suggested that the new learning centre could its own redesigned Holocaust exhibition.
But little public commentary has been given to the ways in which the memorial has been deliberately conceptualised as a 'sacred site' and its highly politicised relationship with Britain's religious landscape and ideas of national identity.
Explicit language of sacredness has surrounded the memorial project with remarkable consistency. The set up by the prime minister that first proposed its construction repeatedly described Holocaust remembrance as 'a sacred duty'. Meanwhile, the UK's chief rabbi, Ephraim Mirvis, as a chance 'to create a sacred space for reflection'. Several shortlisted design teams in their publicity videos and even remarked that 'the act of choosing a design itself held a sacred dimension'.
The memorial will become a 'sacred site'. Adjaye Associates
But underlying such recurrent vocabulary lies a vision of the memorial as spiritually transformative or, to borrow the : a 'holistic sensorial and emotive journey.' Its plan includes a cavernous and dark 'contemplation court' located within a larger underground complex that 'envelops the visitor in the physical, intellectual and emotional experience'.
Statement of 'British values'
Holocaust studies scholar of how remembrance sites in America, Israel and Australia function as 'negative epiphanies' designed to instil in visitors a renewed appreciation for their own present-day societies. First announced by a as a 'permanent statement of our British values', it is clear that the sacredness surrounding the London memorial is intended to empower a similarly reinvigorated view of Britain and its governance.
Several designs for the London memorial from which the visitor was pointedly positioned to catch sight of the looming Victoria Tower. Another included a vast that would deliberately frame the sight of the Houses of Parliament.
How the scheme will work. Adjaye Associates
A similarly emphasised that 'on leaving the memorial, the circulation route ensures visitors will emerge to see the classic uninterrupted view of parliament – and the reality of democracy'. As the word 'ensures' indicates, this will be a memorial journey in which a confrontation with historical horror is to be consciously partnered with a new and grateful encounter with an iconic landmark of British governance.
The memorial and religious communities
Yet if the new memorial is meant as a sacred location from which visitors are invited to emerge as (re)baptised inhabitants of British democracy, how does this all fit into the wider religious-secular landscape of the nation? Certainly the universal implications of remembrance were unambiguously clear in the minds of those that first proposed the memorial, with the declaring its desire to 'realise a bold vision … that will resonate with people of all faiths, from all lands, for all times'.
But the relationship between the project's ideological underpinnings and specific faith communities is more uneven than such declarations suggest. Prominent Jewish groups were actively consulted, but in contrast to the community-funded in 1983, the new memorial is a predominantly state-driven undertaking (paid for by the Department for Communities and Local Government).
With regard to Muslims and Christian communities, the memorial has particular relevance via its envisioning as a 'permanent statement of our British values'. The contentious term 'British values' has its roots in and, during her term as home secretary, that the antithesis of 'British values' is Islamist extremism. 'British values' has, as such, become bound up in what looks set to be about the stigmatisation and othering of Muslims.
An open archive. Adjaye Associates
Both the former prime minster, , have expressly linked national values with Christian heritage. This is awkward if we think simultaneously of the Holocaust memorial as an attestation to 'British values' and of Jews having faced oppression at the hands of Christianity.
Veneration of the state
Underlying the interface between 'British values' and public Holocaust memory is a fundamental point that, because of the side Britain fought on in World War II, remembrance of Nazi atrocities can appear to offer a moral clarity that ultimately bolsters national pride. Unlike other, messier aspects of British history (especially those ) a sacred site of Holocaust remembrance is ripe with potential to empower veneration of the state. And as I've suggested, this is not something that has been consistently resisted among those involved with creation of the new memorial in London.
In that accompanied the original entry by the architects there is an oddly discordant moment when Ron Arad declares that: 'We wanted something that is not trying to claim it for any kind of political purpose. We wanted to be free from that.' But he then muses: 'Can you be free from that?' It's hard to make sense of this comment in the context of a competition to build 'a permanent statement of our British values' – in other words, one in which 'political purpose' seems a part of its very conceptual origins.
But Arad's awkward aside attests to the tensions that lie at the heart of the project. Is it a site that valuably remembers the voices of survivors at a time when living witnesses to the horrors of the Nazi era may very soon pass away? Or is it a political endeavour bound up in the formation of 21st-century national identity that risks uncritically venerating the state? The problem, I suggest, is that the new memorial may be both.


Abstract: Generally speaking, taking exercise or taking a trip is a good idea. How about combining them together? That will be perfect. In fact, Fosjoas self-balancing scooters can make it.
In the modern times, the material life quality is increasing with each passing day, which is helpful to improve spiritual life. Besides routine workdays, people are willing to select a healthy leisure mode. Generally speaking, taking exercise or taking a trip is a good idea. How about combining them together? That will be perfect. In fact, Fosjoas self-balancing scooter can make it. In other words, mounting Fosjoas self-balancing scooter to have a trip is also a way of taking exercise. Then, both the body and the mind can be relaxed at the same time.
Fosjoas electric scooter adopts aerospace attitude control theory, fuzzy software algorithm and gyroscope system to realize front and back self-balancing. Then, riders can lean forward or backward slightly to finish such operations as moving forward, accelerating, decelerating and braking. The left and right self-balancing is similar to bicycle, which is by twisting body. During the mounting process, the muscles of arms and legs are well toughened. If mounting Fosjoas electric scooter as a life habit, the physical quality of riders will be improved largely.
Many people used to drive a car or ride a bike to take a trip on weekends. But now, more and more people get used to mounting Fosjoas electric scooters. After all, traffic jam is too serious, while bicycling is too laborious. However, electric scooter not only is labor-saving, but also can let riders stop to appreciate beautiful scenery anytime and anywhere. Compared with bicycle, Fosjoas electric scooters are much smaller and lighter. Therefore, they are very convenient. More importantly, Fosjoas self-balancing electric unicycle are eco-friendly, because they are driven by electricity that is emission-free.
Although there are many kinds of leisure activities, the green and healthy one must be Fosjoas electric scooter. More and more people will be aware of that.


A Wedding style shoot for Valentines.
I've had a hard time keeping this under wraps as I have so wanted to share this with you….. In the Autumn we went to a secret location, an abandoned Church & shot these stunning images with the delightful Chloe of the Oak & the Owl florists who created such stunning flowers & our beautiful model Sammie.
Click on the film link below, pop on your sound for the music & enjoy a few more images from this amazing session.


Cisco has a new endpoint. On display at Enterprise Connect 2013 was the Cisco DX650. It's the first endpoint representing the new family of DX600 series of devices optimized for a "Desktop Collaboration Experience." The device on display was the DX650.
Almost exactly a year ago, Avaya announced its foray into the (collaborative) cloud with its Avaya Live offering aimed at small business. Hosted services are growing rapidly and Avaya wants some of that – so here at Enterprise Connect 2013, Avaya announced an expanded cloud portfolio.
A lot of what you see at Enterprise Connect is various vendors playing leapfrog with various new features and capabilities, rather than a new twist on communications. One of the interesting innovations being Atom from Applied Voice and Speech Technologies (AVST). Atom is a fresh take on the personal assistant. AVST is using it to empower the primary user as well as the caller. It is effectively acting like a 24/7 office manager that understands the context of a given situation.
It is clear we are in the midst of a major video transition. Video communications are breaking free from both traditional room systems and its group meeting paradigm into far more pervasive forms of communications. Who's profiting from this disruptive transition? Vidyo.
Keeping up with Joe Vitalone isn't easy. I met him as VP of NA sales at ShoreTel. He left that gig in 2009 and headed over to LifeSize. He realized how much he loved ShoreTel and returned as VP of Channel Management last April. An internal memo by David Petts, senior vice president of worldwide sales at ShoreTel, stated Joe Vitalone is leaving ShoreTel immediately to join one of the company's competitors.
At the recent Lync Conference we learned more about Microsoft's combined Lync and Skype vision. It was last October that the Lync group was merged into the Skype group. That was a pretty bold move considering Skype is a consumer application, and Lync is working to build enterprise credibility. But more importantly, it was clear that the Skype division is now driving. It was announced that federation of voice, chat, and presence between Lync and Skype will be completed by June.
Remote Workers – Is Yahoo on Track?
In this Industry Buzz podcast, UCStrategies addresses the recent decision by Yahoo! to rescind the option for its employees to work from home. Phil Edholm moderates the conversation, which includes UCStrategies Experts Marty Parker, Dave Michels, Don Van Doren, Art Rosenberg, Jon Arnold, and Steve Leaden.
Previously announced, NEC officially launched its new hosted UC service. Officially named UNIVERGE Cloud Services UCaaS, nicknamed nUCaaS, the service is now available in U.S. markets.


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EA's 2014 E3 Conference Recap
Tyler Reynolds | Jun 9, 2014
It is still not even the first official day of E3 and the second conference has concluded. Here's what happened at EA's conference.
-A developer diary for Star Wars Battlefront 3 was shown with some very early in-game footage.
-A very short gameplay trailer was show for Dragon Age: Inquisition and featured the main character fighting a dragon.
-Another developer diary for a new Mass Effect game was shown, as well Bioware talked about another sci-fi project they are working on.
-A short developer diary for the new EA Sports UFC game with Bruce Lee was shown before being stopped by a developer. He then showed live gameplay of Bruce Lee in action.
–NHL 15 apparently has more physics added to everything and had a short gameplay trailer shown.
–The Sims 4 was shown off. It apparently has crazier Sims and even wackier situations to put them in. A new feature is that you can make them spontaneously combust if you mess with their emotions enough. It also has a community content creator that players can try and rate.
–Madden 15 has made several improvements to the defence so that it's more fun for players to play.
–PGA Tour 2015 claims to have no limits by allowing players to play on the most famous golf courses in the world, and on fantasy courses.
-Play the "greatest drama on Earth" in FIFA 15.
-The new MOBA Dawngate had a developer diary talking about how they are doing new things to refine the genre.
-Yet another developer diary was shown, but this time it was for the anticipated Mirror's Edge 2.This time there was a good amount of early gameplay footage.
-The conference ended with six full minutes of Battlefield:Hardline gameplay. The cops and robbers multiplayer was full of explosions and carnage as the robbers tore though the city in an attempt to get away with loot. EA also announced that the Beta for the game begins now.
File Under: Battlefield, E3, Electronic Arts
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The manufacture and supply of over-the-counter (OTC) medicines including traditional herbal medicines is tightly regulated to ensure products meet the requirements for safety, efficacy and quality.
Products are subject to strict licensing procedures as laid down by the Human Medicines regulations 2012 and EU legislation.
In the UK the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is the body responsible for the licensing of medicines.
In Europe the licensing procedures are overseen by the European Medicines Agency (EMA).
To be granted a Marketing Authorisation (MA) or a traditional herbal registration (THR), the applicant company has to provide sufficient evidence to prove to MHRA that the product meets all the necessary requirements. Products may also be granted a MA through a European route which can allow a medicine to be launched into more than one Member State.
Food supplements regulatory framework and updates for PAGB members.
Self care medical devices regulatory framework and updates for PAGB members.
The PAGB codes of practice and supplementary guidance documents.


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Taxi Driver Suspended Over Phone Use
A taxi driver in Torbay has reportedly been suspended after photographic evidence was supplied to the Taxi company for which he was working.
The unnamed man was driving young teenagers when one of them sent a photo to their parents of the driver using his handheld mobile telephone whilst driving. The driver also demanded a higher fare be paid by the children then that which was quoted to their parents.
The original fare was quoted at £12.10 and the driver demanded £15.40 from his young passengers. The photograph of him driving whilst using a telephone was taken on Shiphay Lane in Torquay.
He has reportedly been suspended from duty and the children's parents have been promised a full refund by the taxi company in question (which they are still waiting for) after this was the second complaint in the same day for exactly the same reason.
Torbay Councils licensing department have been notified of the incident as too have Devon and Cornwall Police using Operation Snap, whereby members of the public can send photographic or video evidence of driving related incidents to them for investigation and possible prosecution.
The driver using his phone
Since 2003, it has been a specific offence to "use a hand-held mobile phone or other hand-held device for the purpose of any interactive communication (such as messaging, making or receiving calls or accessing the internet) while driving or while supervising a learner driver." This carries a penalty ranging from 6 points and a fine to driving bans and a fine should the courts decide the need arises.
Approximately 1 person dies every fortnight on U.K. roads as a result of a driver using a mobile phone according to Department for Transport statistics. Drivers could face a sentence of life imprisonment for causing death by dangerous driving.
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17 Signs You're Having a Midlife Crisis
Here's what to do if you think you're experiencing a midlife crisis.
By Amy Capetta and Olivia Muenter
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Reaching middle age usually means a few major life adjustments — retirement, a newly empty nest, or health changes. Sometimes, it means all of the above, or a slew of different changes entirely. It can also mean becoming more familiar with the signs of a midlife crisis, either in yourself or your peers.
Though the term midlife crisis is fairly common, it's actually only existed since the mid-1960s, according to Psychology Today. Coined by psychologist Elliot Jacques, "midlife crisis" was originally used to describe the period of life where adults tend to "reckon with their mortality," as the same Psychology Today article explains. In other words, the phenomenon can be a little more complicated than how it's often portrayed — it's more than just someone purchasing a fancy car or picking up an unexpected hobby. As Baltimore-based therapist and co-founder of WithTherapy.com Dr. Heather Z. Lyons tells Woman's Day, a midlife crisis, in essence, is a struggle with one's own finiteness.
"Our finiteness or mortality can become particularly salient when we experience health issues, experience transition, hit a milestone, or lose a loved one," Lyons explains, emphasizing why midlife can be such a sensitive time for adults, and why it's often a time when adults feel an impulse to achieve and create more meaning in their lives than usual. It's also a time when adults are at a greater risk to develop mood disorders like depression, Lyons adds.
The ways in which a mid-life crisis can manifest are numerous. They're also things that can be an opportunity to readjust, as licensed professional counselor and founder/CEO of Mayfield Counseling Centers Dr. Mark Mayfield explains. "This can be a great place to readjust goals and make peace with your past," Dr. Mayfield tells Woman's Day. "Often the question of 'am I enough?' is at the center of this stage of life. When someone cannot answer that question with an honest and vulnerable mindset, they can spiral into chaos."
In any case, being aware of the monumental changes (emotional, mental, and physical) that can occur when someone reaches middle-age is helpful — no matter what your age."If you notice that a loved one has difficulty accomplishing daily tasks or attending to relationships it's time to reach out to them to talk with them about whether what they're experiencing is more serious," Dr. Lyons says.
1 You're gaining or losing weight.
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Midlife crises often share similar traits with depression, according to Jennifer Wickham, a licensed professional counselor for Mayo Clinic Health System, with drastic changes in weight being one of them. The American Psychological Association also lists weight gain or loss and one of the many disruptive factors that may indicate a person is having an emotional crisis.
According to Wickham, while some changes can be a normal part of midlife, if you or a loved one is undergoing any out-of-character or sudden changes, it's a good idea to seek professional support in the form of a therapist.
2 You're apathetic.
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If you or someone you know has suddenly lost interest or enthusiasm for the things in life that they used to enjoy, that could be a sign of an oncoming emotional crisis — and possibly something that could be defined as a mid-life crisis.
According to self-help author Yocheved Golani, apathy adds a deeper, more complicated layer to a midlife crisis, as it can affect how willing a person is to help themselves or seek out help.
Christine Hueber, a member of the Forbes Coaches Council, encourages those who are feeling apathetic to think every day about what positive things they have going on for them."My top tip is to appreciate what's working in your life, then take action every day to shape your life how you want it to be," Hueber writes for Forbes. "Resolutely move forward, let go and leave the past in the past."
3 You don't think you're enough.
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"Often in the early forties to early fifties, an individual is confronted with their mortality and that 'half' their life is over," Dr. Mayfield says. "As a result, they try to make sense of their present and how it relates to their past and their future. This can be a great place to readjust goals and make peace with your past. Frequently, the question of 'Am I enough?' is at the center of this stage of life. When someone cannot answer that question with an honest and vulnerable mindset they can spiral into chaos. As a result of this chaotic mindset, they may in turn make decisions that are out of impulse and out of a need to cope or numb."
Instead of making impulsive decisions in the midst of these feelings, Dr. Mayfield suggests using this moment as a time for serious self-reflection and adjustment, "I would suggest that we need to re-think the term "mid-life" crises and replace it with something like a mid-life reflection."
4 You're experiencing unusual physical pain.
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It's no secret that psychological difficulties can result in physical manifestations of the problem, and midlife crises are no different. Headaches and gastrointestinal issues that don't seem to have any physical cause, and more often than not don't respond to usual medical are often linked to this kind of emotional crisis, according to Mayo Clinic.
In an article for the Los Angeles Times, Dr. Yolanda Reid Chassiakos chronicles a patient who began experiencing physical symptoms, most notably intense migraines, due to the stressors she was feeling at mid-age.
Chassiakos concludes that she recommended a combination of prescription-strength medication to help alleviate the migraines, and professional counseling.
5 You're asking yourself deep, probing questions.
"One of the things that can happen and identify the onset of a midlife crisis is feeling ill-fit for the life you're leading," says Dr. Ludwig. "There's a tendency to stop and pause during midlife and question whether you're on the right track." In other words, you feel the need to give yourself a strong evaluation about where you wanted to be in life versus where you actually are.
Perhaps you realize you've been following the dreams your parents set out for you or you've been abiding by the "rules" of society. "There's suddenly a stronger desire to listen to one's soul, and perhaps the crisis comes when you feel off-track," continues Dr. Ludwig.
However, keep in mind that a period of self-reflection can be positive, she adds, "because it can get you to eliminate those things that are no longer in sync with who you are today." Also, a 2016 study from the British Psychological Society discovered that individuals who experience either a quarter or midlife crisis by becoming ultra-focused on their purpose in the world were likely to find creative solutions for their challenges.
"This enhanced curiosity may be the 'silver lining' of crisis," stated the co-author of the research in a press release. "Armed with this knowledge, people may find the crises of adult life easier to bear."
6 You're making rash decisions.
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As a result of soul searching, it's possible that you've drawn some significant conclusions about the state of your life, like perhaps that your marriage isn't as romantic as you had hoped or your career is no longer fulfilling. "The danger is when somebody makes an impulsive decision — like a knee-jerk reaction — based on these feelings [it might] not lead to therapeutic results," Dr. Ludwig says.
Acting before thinking about the possible long-term ramifications of leaving your spouse or quitting your job, for example, can lead you down a road of regret. "Overall, it's an avoidance of reality," Dr. Ludwig says.
7 You're turning down opportunities.
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If you find yourself actively and confidently saying "no" to certain things and setting new boundaries in your life, this could be a sign of a mid-life shift. Thankfully, this change is not necessarily a bad thing.
"For some, a midlife crisis might manifest in actions such as forming new relationships, enjoying the fruits of their labor through new purchases or adventurous travel, or a change in appearance," Dr. Lyon explains. "For others, a midlife crisis might be seen in what they choose not to do such as turning down opportunities or setting new boundaries that suggest a shift to defining life for themselves rather than by others' standards."
8 You're not sleeping through the night.
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If you're a middle aged woman and find yourself unable to sleep through the night, it's totally possible that menopause or other hormonal changes might be behind the bout of tossing and turning. In fact, the National Sleep Foundation states that waning levels of estrogen during perimenopause through menopause can make a woman more susceptible to environmental and other factors, which can further disrupt sleep and lead to insomnia.
However, it's extremely important not to conflate menopause with a midlife crisis or other mental health ailments. If you are a woman who happens to be middle age and you're experiencing many of the other symptoms listed here, it's worth considering that your sleeplessness could actually have to do with your mental health.
"Research and clinical experience show that insomnia is associated with reduced quality of life as well as depression. In turn, depression can lead to sleep problems," as Lara Schuster Effland, LCSW, writes in an article for the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.
While it's important to remember that clinical depression and a mid-life crises are not necessarily the same thing, if you're having difficulty sleeping and have struggled with mental health in the past, be sure to mention this to your doctor before you dismiss it as just another part of middle age.
9 Your vision of the future is dismal.
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"One of the wonderful things about youth is that you really think you have all the time in the world and the future is where all your dreams will come true," says Dr. Ludwig. "That shifts at midlife, so the future isn't necessarily where all of these positive things are happening. In fact, it can potentially be a scary time."
While it's natural to remove those rose-colored glasses, feeling jaded about what's in store or seeing nothing but a bleak forecast ahead can lead to a downward spiral. And believe it or not, it might be wise to take a life lesson from those twentysomethings, she adds. "Those in their youth see the future in a more optimistic way, and that's something we need to be deliberate about in midlife, because we've been culturally trained to believe in the 'deficit model,'" Dr. Ludwig says.
10 You're constantly bored.
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"Boredom — feeling passionless — can be a sign of a midlife crisis," says Dr. Ludwig. "The truth is, the pressures of adulthood can weigh people down at this time — they can feel stuck in a rut — where the opportunity to introduce fun for fun's sake can get lost."
A possible solution: Doing something outside of your typical routine that lights you up. For example, if you enjoy watching cooking shows about desserts, consider signing up for a cake decorating class. If listening to music soothes your soul, research upcoming concerts in your area.
"There are similarities between midlife and adolescents — they call it "middle-escents" — but it doesn't have to be a bad thing," Dr. Ludwig says. "It's about learning to embrace exciting experiences and newness into one's life while incorporating optimism and dreams, which we should be doing throughout our lives."
11 You have an overwhelming sense of loss.
Do you have this nagging feeling that something in your life has slipped away — yet you can't quite put your finger on what that thing is? "I don't know if I would call it clinical depression, but there is a dealing of some degree of loss," Dr. Ludwig say. "The loss of a wish, the loss of the idea of who you wanted to be — it's a confrontation with reality that can leave people feeling disappointed and unsettled." For others, it could be that previous goals have been met (Corporate job? Check! A trip to Hawaii? Check!), resulting in a "Now what?" mentality.
Dr. Ludwig quickly notes the positive in this scenario: "At this point in life, we're wiser and we know ourselves better," she says. "So whether or not we've accomplished our goals, we can create new goals." Also, having the belief that there must be something more ahead can be a good thing. "Because we're never going to arrive at the 'there' place because there's always going to be a new 'there,'" she adds.
12 You become overly concerned about your appearance.
Wanting to look and feel your best is one thing, but staring into a mirror for hours to point out emerging lines and wrinkles could indicate a crisis. "And some people will go to extremes trying to achieve a look of youth or perfection," says Dr. Ludwig. "Sadly, they tend to ruin themselves — it's like that false plant that is too green and too perfect. This behavior is based in fear — fear of losing one's looks — but this is cultural brainwashing.
"She adds that single people are likely to obsess more over their changing face compared to those in committed relationships (who tend to care more about their weight and being fit). "And this is true for both men and women — it's a response to physical changes that identify there's an inevitable shift going on, but it doesn't have to be worse," continues Dr. Ludwig.
13 Or you stop caring about appearances completely.
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While some women in their middle years become fixated on perfecting their appearance, others may trash their beauty products altogether or stop picking up their broom on a regular basis.
"People should never give up on themselves, but if they do, they're probably more inclined to experience a midlife crisis," says Dr. Ludwig, who suggests finding an "older woman" role model who can serve as motivation. "Of course, not everyone is Christie Brinkley, but the fact that Christie Brinkley can look like that at 62 is wonderful. There is nothing elderly about her! That's nice to know, and I think there is a trickle-down effect."
14 You think of yourself as an "old person."
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Take a quiet moment to close your eyes and ask yourself this simple question: "How old do I feel?" If you consider yourself to be older than your years (or refer to yourself as being an "old lady" or "over the hill"), you might be in a midlife crisis.
And science backs up this theory: A ten-year study conducted at the University of Waterloo found that simply feeling older predicts lower psychological well-being and lower life satisfaction compared to those with more favorable attitudes about aging.
Dr. Ludwig believes this negative narrative may derive from your environment. "If someone in their middle years feels old, I question if somebody is treating them like they're elderly or if they are reading from a cultural script that has been internalized," she states.
But if thinking about yourself in a younger light feels silly, it may help knowing that this thought process has become a growing trend. In fact, research out of Florida State University in 2016 discovered that many women in their middle and older years are likely to maintain youthful perceptions of themselves in order to enhance their emotional well-being.
15 You feel OK sometimes, and not OK others.
As an article for Neuro Spa Therapy Centers explains, it's important for every person to note the differences between clinical depression and midlife crises so they can seek professional help that is most effective.
"The most differentiating factor is the frequency in which these feelings arise," the post reads. "A person who is experiencing a midlife crisis may have periods of time in which they are feeling fine, whereas a depressed person feels down and experiences the symptoms on a daily basis. Depression is a chronic, biologically-based mood disorder, while a midlife crisis is not."
If you find that your feelings of hopelessness, sadness, anxiety, or apathy are constant or debilitating, it is imperative to mention this to your doctors as soon as possible.
16 You think your best years are behind you.
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Believing that all of the wonderful happenings that will occur in your lifetime have already taken place can be a sign that you're in crisis mode. "Again, it's about losing that sense of excitement," states Dr. Ludwig.
However, she says this belief is a fallacy. "Isn't it sad that we train people to think that the only time they can have happiness is when they're young — and it's so not true!" she continues. "The nice thing — and this is something we overlook culturally — is that many people have the best times of their lives as they get older. Why? Because your enjoyment with life has less to do with age and more to do with how gratified you are and how good you feel about yourself — and that can happen at any point."
17 You think every bad day means you're having a midlife crisis.
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Even though a psychologist named Elliot Jaques coined the term "midlife crisis" back in 1965, ongoing research indicates that this so-called "crisis" may not even exist. According to a 25-year longitudinal study conducted by the University of Alberta, happiness does not come to a screeching halt when you turn 40. Instead, there is an overall upward trajectory of happiness that begins in our teens and early twenties.
"I think it's important that we redefine the 'midlife crisis' and we make it potentially be [something] good," Dr. Ludwig says. "Sometimes in the crisis, you are evaluating what is no longer working in your life and trying to introduce people, places, and things that might be useful, of value, or bring joy."
Dr. Millheiser concurs, adding that middle aged women in the 21st century aren't like middle aged women from the '70s and '80s. "There's been a shift in attitude," she concludes. "Women in their 40s and 50s today are empowered and in better shape than they were when they had their children. They're really taking the bull by the horns and saying, 'I'm not going to let this bring me down!'''
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A change of management at exact!
10 March 2015 by Martin Gundlach
Grit Mückstein and Martin Gundlach are the new managing directors of exact!.
In 2014, exact! celebrated its 25th anniversary. On 1 January, 2015, the baton was then handed over from founder and managing director Angelika Ottmann to a new management team. The new owners and managing directors Grit Mückstein and Martin Gundlach are no newcomers to the industry. They have been running Dokuwerk KG, which employs 25 people, since 2003.
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Dokuwerk is a high-quality service provider for technical documentation and language services and, just like exact!, has ISO 9001:2008 certified quality management. The new managing directors are therefore committed to the previous quality policy: "experienced, efficient, exact!".
"We have no plans to merge the companies," says managing director Martin Gundlach, "but we do want to capitalise on the advantages of having two companies at two different locations; for example, by increasing Dokuwerk's presence in the Rhine-Neckar region and through closer collaboration on translation projects."


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Grandma turns pantry into pimped-out Nan Cave
A GRANDMOTHER has 'pimped out' her kitchen pantry to make it into a full-on Nan Cave all the other pensioners in the crescent are jealous of.
88-year-old Mary Fisher decided to turn her pantry into a room focused on herself and her interests because she only has one life and does not want to end it holding no cheddar.
She said: "I've got YOLO up on the wall, done in cross-stitch, to remind everyone that's how I live, next to a framed photograph of a Bourbon biscuit I found on Instagram.
"There's a 65-inch flatscreen showing all the greats – Bargain Hunt, The Forsyte Saga, Take The High Road – and I've got a three-speed, four-action rocker there. Take it for a spin if you want.
"On that shelf there's my golliwogs, which aren't racist, and in this drawer there are 135 different pairs of reading glasses, right next to copies of the People's Friend dating back to 1993.
"You church hall bitches can't handle my swag. Fisher out."
Husband Norman Fisher said: "Well, I've fitted six-by-nine inch Rockford Fosgate speakers to my lawnmower. You best believe the hood going to roar."
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Following a report showing that most 18-32-year-olds are paying three-quarters of their income on substandard housing, Londoner Tom Logan believes he is "incredibly lucky" to have found a shared house that leaves him with a little extra spare.
He said: "We are talking £165 a month here in disposable income to spend on whatever I like, whether it's council tax or buying some flashy new socks from Primark.
"Most of my friends are spending 80 to 90 per cent of their income, so I'm quite the big man. The other day I went wild and got myself a sandwich from an actual shop. I know.
"I've even been able to put some money away to buy my own place. I've only been saving for a year but I've already got £6. It feels really good to be planning for the future."
Logan's letting agency will next month announce a 15 per cent rise in rent payments to cover the administration costs of an upward adjustment in letting fees.
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