TruScreen has non-executive Directors with a mix of skills and experience appropriate to the company's business. The directors are Tony Ho, Messrs Robert Hunter, Christopher Horn, Professor Ronald Jones, Christopher Lawrence, and Con Hickey.
Tony Ho is an experienced company director with over 25 years' experience in diverse industries, including resources, services, biotech, consumer goods wholesale and retail. He holds a Commerce degree from the University of New South Wales, Sydney. He is a Chartered Accountant and a fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators and the Governance Institute of Australia. Prior to joining commerce, Tony was a partner of a firm of Chartered Accountants that was subsequently merged with Ernst & Young.
Tony is currently the non-executive chairman of ASX listed Greenland Minerals Limited and Bioxyne Limited. He is also a non-executive director and chairman of the audit committee of Credit Intelligence Limited. He was previously non-executive director of Hastings Technology Metals Limited, Dolomatrix International Limited and Brazin Limited.
Robert Hunter has been a significant investor in the TruScreen intellectual property and business operations over a 20-year period and has invaluable knowledge of TruScreen's commercial operations.
Robert has 35 years' business experience and is currently the principal of a Chartered Accounting and Corporate Advisory Practice based in Sydney. He has past experience as a Director and Chairman of numerous public and private companies involved in a broad range of business activities including property, financial services, retailing, telecommunications, biotechnology and funds management. Robert has held honorary roles in a number of charitable, educational and sporting organisations. He is a Commerce graduate and Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia.
Chris Horn has been involved with TruScreen for a number of years. He is an experienced business executive and has acted in a number of management roles including 20 years as a partner of KPMG and its predecessor firms. He is a director of a number of private companies across a broad range of business activities including corporate advisory, financial services, and funds management.
Chris is a Commerce graduate from the University of New South Wales and a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia.
Professor Ron Jones is a trained obstetrician and gynaecologist and was a former clinical professor at the University of Auckland. He is a widely published international authority of lower genital tract pre-cancer and cancer and past president of the International Society for the Study of Vulvovaginal Disease and chair of the Scientific Committee of the International Federation of Cervical Pathology and Colposcopy.
Prof. Jones has been involved with the TruScreen technology since the very beginning and was the Principal Investigator for a 1998 study at National Women's Hospital in Auckland, one of the key clinics used to gather early data for what was then the Cervical PolarProbe (and has now evolved into TruScreen).
Chris Lawrence is a successful New Zealand businessman and a significant investor in life science and biotechnology businesses including TruScreen. He has spent a substantial part of his career in small business where he has had proven success in leading market place disruption, and translating new business models into sustainable profitable businesses. In the latter part of his career, he has dedicated a large share of his time to governance and advisory roles.
Most recently Chris' focus has been on high growth companies, with a particular focus on the biotech industry.
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Jester King Atrial Rubicite: Exploring the 2022 Batch
Jester King releases different brews of Atrial Rubicite on a yearly basis, and you may be curious about what the 2022 batch has to offer. And to answer any possible questions about the beer, this complete review will explain what to expect.
We'll discuss the beer's style, aroma, mouthfeel, flavor, and ingredients. Also, keep reading as we'll cover its history, food pairings, and nutrition facts.
Atrial Rubicite Stats
Atrial Rubicite Review
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Brand Jester King Brewery
Style American Wild Ale
Taste Raspberry jam, oaky, sour tartness
Body medium
ABV 5.8 percent alcohol content
Flavors & Aromas Raspberry plus dry oak
Atrial Rubicite Tasting Profile
While the table above gives an overview of the beer, let's dive deep into its organoleptic characteristics and possible food pairings.
The beer is hazy and pours a rich ruby red hue with amber tints. This is followed by a thin maroon head that clears rapidly.
The head is about half a finger thick and leaves little to no lacing. Also, being an unfiltered double-fermented beer, you'll see a few sediments falling to the base of the glass.
The beer has a complex aroma and has many layers. It begins with notes of raspberry jam plus mushrooms, cherry, musty earth, and blackberry. Over time, the scent evolves into an oaky and bold lactic note balancing with sourness.
The beer is medium-bodied with medium-to-high carbonation. Its fizziness cools and washes the palate of the sourness waves and earthy notes. Midway through the tongue is the presence of a lactic acid element, giving a tingly sensation, and finishes dry with oak tannins on the back end.
Overall, this is a natural beer with complex but balanced flavors. Upfront in the taste is raspberry notes that linger. But instead of residual sweetness and syrupy feel as you may expect, it is crisp, tingly, and presents a bold lactic element giving an appetizing feel. This is balanced by sourness, earthy hints, and spicy black currant notes. Also strong in the flavor are oaky and tannic notes from the barrels.
The tartness in Atrial Rubicite enhances salivation and cleanses the palate of salty and greasy impressions. Thus, the beer is fit to travel with oily fish, sausage, goat cheese, fried eggs, and Moules Frites. It also pairs with ketchup on burgers and acid fruit desserts like kiwi sorbets and fruit salads. Other exciting pairs complementing the tannic notes include raw oysters, pumpkin pie, steamed crabs, and Thai curry.
In addition, the beer's complex flavors make it go well with roast lamb, duck, or goose and aged cheeses like Gouda, Gruyere, Cheddar, and Manchego. Also, imperial Asian cuisines and French sauces can play the game. Atrial Rubicite is also unique with salmon, fresh vegetables, turkey, chicken, and seafood. It goes perfectly with smoked foods, cured meats and dairy products.
As earlier mentioned, this beer is medium-bodied, so when pairing it with meat dishes, don't bombard the food with strong condiments. Finally, don't limit yourself to these food suggestions; there is room for exploration.
Atrial Rubicite is brewed with ingredients native to the Texas Hill Country. They include:
Native wild yeast
Souring bacteria
The beer is brewed by wild fermentation, which preserves the raspberry's aroma and flavor but removes the sugars and sweetness.
The 500 ml bottle contains about 174 calories, 17 grams of carbohydrates, zero grams of proteins, and zero grams of fat. The carb and calorie contents are high; thus, this beer may not be your close pal if you're on a weight loss program. However, it is void of cholesterol and micronutrients.
Atrial Rubicite 2022 has 5.8% ABV, typical of the beer's style. However, while its alcohol content is average, don't get carried away by its raspberry flavor and drink beyond your limit. Remember that excess alcohol intake is unhealthy.
Atrial Rubicite is a product of the Texas-based Jester King Brewery. The brewery uses aromatic and rich-flavored fruits with extra fermentation to make fruit beer; as a result, the beer retains all fruity characteristics except sweetness. This beer is the pioneer fruit beer of the brewery and was introduced in 2013. However, it is a limited edition brew and is released in batches.
The brewery ages the beer in barrels and re-ferments it with raspberry and ingredients native to Texas. The various batches of this beer have different characteristics, but all are based on raspberry. For example, the 2015 batch had 7 percent ABV. But the 2022 batch has 5.8 percent ABV.
Interestingly the 2021 Atrial Rubicite won a gold medal in the World Beer Cup in May 2022, the biggest beer competition globally. The award was under the category of Belgian-style fruit beers, and to celebrate this fit; Jester King released the 2022 batch with a launch party on July 15. While previous collections were available for online purchase, the 2022 release was sold on-site at the brewery. Four thousand pieces were produced in 500 ml bottles, and customers could buy a maximum of six bottles.
Jester King delivers beers to customers across the states through a partnership with Tavour, a retail beer brand.
Now that you understand what to expect from Atrial Rubicite, would you give it a try if you find one? Here are key points to note from our review:
Atrial Rubicite is a wild ale, with the 2022 batch having 5.8 percent.
It is a barrel-aged beer re-fermented with raspberries and native beer ingredients.
The beer is hazy and pours a rich ruby red hue with amber tints, plus a non-persistent maroon head.
The beer is medium-bodied with medium to high carbonation.
However, being a limited edition beer with only 4000 bottles released upon launching, the chance that you may find one is low. But if you're lucky, don't forget to follow the suggested serving temperature and pair it with the foods mentioned in this review.
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The Arizona Cardinals, by all accounts, seem likely to take Kyler Murray first overall. The Oakland Raiders have called Derek Carr a franchise quarterback. Even if the Raiders loved Murray, they can't do much about it at the fourth overall pick.
So why are the Raiders going to Dallas to work out Murray on Monday?
SI.com's Albert Breer said the Raiders are holding a private workout with Murray. Then they'll go work out Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins.
The Haskins part is interesting too, but more conventional. Haskins could be available at No. 4. The Raiders want to be prepared for that possibility. Makes sense.
But what to make of the Murray workout?
Why are the Raiders working out Kyler Murray?
There are a lot of theories about what the Cardinals will do, whether they'll trade Josh Rosen, and whether all of the Murray leaks are just an elaborate ruse to set up a trade (Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson broke down all the scenarios, including the interesting question about whether Rosen is at the start of the Cardinals' offseason program on April 8). But whatever happens the most likely scenario seems to be Murray going No. 1, to someone.
If the Cardinals are setting up a trade — and if they are, the smoke signals they've sent about their interest in Murray have been masterful — the Raiders are a clear candidate to move up, despite their public support of Carr. Working out Murray, and Haskins too, shows that maybe they aren't sold on Carr after all. Or, they're just making sure they have all available information on the most important position in the sport, even if they don't have a real shot at Murray.
Usually there are too many dots connected when teams visit or work out draft prospects. Just because a team visits with a player doesn't mean they'll draft them. But the Raiders working out Murray is a little more interesting than most.
Maybe all the speculation is much ado about nothing. It could be that the Cardinals were smitten with Murray from the jump, didn't do a great job hiding it (there's no harm in that, considering they have the first pick) and they'll take Murray and get what they can for Rosen in a trade.
But the Raiders at least want to take a look at Murray. Presumably just in case the Cardinals are open to a trade, or in the incredibly unlikely scenario of Murray slipping to No. 4. Or for whatever other reason they have for spending some time with him in Dallas.
Not every workout by a team means something. But this one will lead to plenty of tea leaves being read, as the intrigue surrounding the first pick of the draft increases.


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Rear Admiral David Ian Ledson,  (born 13 January 1951) is a retired senior officer of the Royal New Zealand Navy and former Chief of Navy (2004–09). He is the Chairman of the Board of Maritime New Zealand, and was named a Companion of the Royal Society of New Zealand in 2009.

Early life and education
Ledson was educated at Inangahua College and Christchurch Boys' High School, and joined the Royal New Zealand Navy as a cadet midshipman in January 1967. He underwent training at the Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay. From 1969 to 1971 he studied at the University of Auckland and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in history.

Naval career
He served in  between July 1973 and October 1975, followed by almost two years in . He then attended warfare courses in the United Kingdom, specialising in navigation. After the course he returned to HMNZS Waikato as the Weapons Control Officer.

In March 1980 he became the Personal Staff Officer to the Chief of Naval Staff before returning to HMNZS Waikato as the Operations Officer in April 1982. Between January and June 1984 he attended the Royal Australian Naval Staff College in Sydney. In October 1985 he joined the staff of the Chief of Naval Staff as the Director of Naval Operational Data Systems until October 1989 when he became Commanding Officer of HMNZS Waikato. In November 1990 he was attached to Blohm & Voss, in Hamburg for eighteen months for duties with the ANZAC Ship project.

In July 1992 he was appointed as Chief of Naval Development on the staff of the Chief of Naval Staff. Between July 1994 and June 1995 he was posted to the United States' Naval War College. After the War College he was appointed Director of Resource Policy for the Chief of Defence Force.

In February 1998 he was posted as Captain Fleet Support and was promoted Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, with the rank of commodore, in April 2000. He became Chief of Navy and was promoted rear admiral on 8 April 2004.

In the 2000 Queen's Birthday Honours, Ledson was appointed an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.

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Norovirus: culprit for gastroenteritis in NZ and worldwide
By Erica Mather • 04/05/2016
The widely reported gastroenteritis outbreak in NZ and Australia in 2013-14 has been traced to a single strain of norovirus that emerged in 2012 in Sydney.
Norovirus is a ubiquitous virus found throughout low to high income countries. The virus is incredibly common, causing vomiting and diarrhea especially in young children from low income countries. Norovirus is responsible for over 200,000 deaths and carries a $60 billion burden each year globally.
"Norovirus is the most common cause of diarrheal episodes globally, the principal cause of foodborne disease outbreaks in the United States, a key health care–acquired infection, a common cause of travel-associated diarrhea, and a bane for deployed military troops." Benjamin A. Lopman et al.
Currently there is no specific treatment available for norovirus, other than supportive treatment for the resulting dehydration. Symptoms in otherwise healthy adults last for around 48 hours, but can be more severe in children, the elderly or immunocompromised.
This finding has been published by New Zealand and Australian scientists as part of an international collection of norovirus research released at the end of last month.
Norovirus is a single stranded RNA virus – meaning it is diverse and can rapidly evolve. This poses challenges for the development of an effective vaccine. Its ubiquitous nature indicates that improvements in water quality and hygiene are not entirely effective at combating the transmission of this extremely contagious virus.
The research collection, published by PLOS – "The Global Burden of Norovirus & Prospects for Vaccine Development" provides comprehensive analysis from norovirus experts across the globe and identifies three broad areas where there are gaps in the knowledge of this virus that hinder the development of a successful vaccine.
Measuring the disease burden
It is challenging to measure the disease burden of norovirus. The sensitive and specific diagnostics available are restricted to research and public health labs and are not for clinical use. Therefore tests cannot be carried out on all patients that present with norovirus in hospitals. In addition to this, a recent systematic review discovered that 20% of sick children were found to be infected by norovirus, while the virus was identified in 8% of children who were asymptomatic. This raises questions of when and why does the virus cause disease.
Epidemiological and economics characteristics of various age groups for considering norovirus vaccines. PLOS
The collection of research also highlighted the challenge of vaccine development as norovirus cannot be grown in the lab. Exciting research shows promise for a vaccine-like particle that 'looks' identical to the virus and is recognised by the immune system as such, but it lacks a genome and cannot multiply.
Adult volunteer trials have produced successful results. However, trials were only carried out on healthy adults who will have been exposed to the virus previously, enabling their immune memories to be triggered. The response in children is unknown if they have not had contact with the virus before. The candidate vaccines show potential, but more research is necessary.
Vaccine implementation
The third major challenge identified by the research involved the implementation of the vaccine. Target populations will need to be strictly identified – from children to adults to the military, which will involve additional cost. The availability of the vaccine must also be carefully considered.
Ultimately there is still a lot to learn about norovirus. There is an impetus for well-conducted studies in low and middle income countries where the disease burden is highest and data is scant. Better understanding of how the virus is spread within communities is also required across all age groups.
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US Department of Justice Issues Update to its Guidance on Evaluating Corporate Compliance Programs
On April 30, 2019, the Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice's Criminal Division, Brian Benczkowski, announced the publication of an updated version of the Department's Guidance Document on Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs.
Author: John Cunningham and Geoff Martin May 10, 2019
On April 30, 2019, the Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice's Criminal Division, Brian Benczkowski, announced the publication of an updated version of the Department's Guidance Document on Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (the "Revised Evaluation Guidance"). This is an update to the original version of the Department's Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (the "Original Evaluation Guidance"), which was issued in February 2017.
The changes implemented in the Revised Evaluation Guidance are made primarily to the structure and tone of the document, and to align the new version even more closely with the Department's Justice Manual (formally known as the U.S. Attorneys' Manual), the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, and other Department policy. This re-issue does not, therefore, represent a significant modification in policy or approach by the Department to the assessment of corporate compliance programs. Instead, its primary functions are to reorganize the document thematically and to integrate some additional details and clarifications indicative of the Department's latest thinking on this important subject.
Most importantly, the refresh serves as a timely reminder of the Justice Department's evaluation priorities, and its continued focus on effective corporate compliance programs as the keystone to the prevention, detection and remediation of corporate wrongdoing.
1. Background to the Evaluation Guidance and its Revision
The Justice Department released its Original Evaluation Guidance in February 2017. Our client alert analyzing the Original Evaluation Guidance can be read here.
As Assistant Attorney General Benczkowski noted in his remarks announcing the publication of the Revised Evaluation Guidance on April 30, 2019, there are three significant decisions made by the Department in resolving a corporate criminal matter that will involve an analysis of the company's compliance program by prosecutors:
Charging Decision: "First, pursuant to the Justice Manual, prosecutors assess the adequacy and effectiveness of the corporation's compliance program at the time of the offense, as well as at the time of a charging decision. This helps guide the prosecutors in determining whether they should decline to bring a case, or, if a resolution is appropriate, what that resolution should be."
Sentencing Decision: "Second, prosecutors assess a company's compliance program at the time of the misconduct to determine the company's culpability score under the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which determines the company's ultimate fine range."
Imposition of Compliance Monitor: "Third, prosecutors look at the company's compliance program at the time of the resolution to determine whether an independent compliance monitor is necessary to prevent the reoccurrence of misconduct, or whether the compliance program is sufficiently effective to permit the company to self-monitor."
The Evaluation Guidance is intended to assist Department prosecutors in their appraisal of corporate compliance programs at each of these stages, as a supplement to the requirements set forth in the Justice Manual the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and elsewhere.
The provision of such guidance to Department prosecutors has become particularly important since October 2018, when Assistant Attorney General Benczkowski indicated that the Department would no longer maintain a dedicated position of "compliance counsel" within the Department. The role of compliance counsel had been established in 2015. It was intended to provide the Department with an experienced and specialized expert to advise prosecutors on corporate compliance and to assess companies' compliance programs during the corporate criminal resolution process. Currently, this role is performed by a broader range of Department prosecutors closely involved in the relevant enforcement actions. Accordingly, the Revised Evaluation Guidance becomes a key component of the Department's training for prosecutors on expectations concerning corporate compliance.
The review and revision of the Evaluation Guidance is part of a broader Justice Department initiative, announced by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein shortly after he took office in 2017 to carefully review all Department policies and guidance and, where appropriate, integrate them into the Justice Manual.
2. Key Modifications to the Evaluation Guidance
Most significantly, the Revised Evaluation Guidance has been re-orientated around three "fundamental questions" concerning corporate compliance, which have been taken from the Justice Manual (§ 9-28.800):
"Is the corporation's compliance program well designed?"
"Is the program being applied earnestly and in good faith?" In other words, is the program being implemented effectively?
"Does the corporation's compliance program work" in practice?
This new framework found in the Revised Evaluation Guidance creates a useful template for considering, in a systematic fashion, what were previously described in the Original Evaluation Guidance as 11 "important" program review topics and, within each, the "common questions" that are frequently relevant in program evaluations. These 11 topics from the Original Evaluation Guidance have been re-organized as follows:
Organization of Revised Evaluation Guidance
Original Evaluation Guidance: 11 Topics
I. Is the Corporation's Compliance Program Well Designed?
A. Risk Assessment Topic 5
B. Policies and Procedures Topic 4
C. Training and Communications Topic 6
D. Confidential Reporting Structure and Investigation Process Topic 7
E. Third Party Management Topic 10
F. Mergers and Acquisitions Topic 11
II. Is the Corporation's Compliance Program Being Implemented Effectively?
A. Commitment by Senior and Middle Management Topic 2
B. Autonomy and Resources Topic 3
C. Incentives and Disciplinary Measures Topic 8
III. Does the Corporation's Compliance Program Work in Practice?
A. Continuous Improvement, Periodic Testing and Review Topic 9
B. Investigation of Misconduct Topic 7
C. Analysis and Remediation of Any Underlying Misconduct Topic 1
Through the reorganization of the Evaluation Guidance, the Department has also more closely aligned the latest document with the requirements of the Justice Manual and the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines. Each section of the Revised Evaluation Guidance now includes reference to, and key extracts from, the relevant sections of the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, the Justice Manual, and various Department policies (such as the FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy) that have been more recently codified into the Justice Manual.
The Revised Evaluation Guidance now also invokes the compliance sections of the Resource Guide to the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, issued jointly in 2012 by the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission, with its discussion of the "hallmarks" of an effective corporate compliance program.
This overall approach reflects a concerted effort by the Criminal Division to consolidate and unify the many memoranda and other guidance documents used by the Justice Department, which are relied upon by compliance departments and private practitioners to understand the expectations of the Department, its prosecutors, and their approach to corporate criminal enforcement.
Also, in a number of areas, the Revised Evaluation Guidance provides additional analysis and detail, with further indications of the Department's developing thinking on corporate compliance. For instance, the Revised Evaluation Guidance explicitly recognizes the tension between a company's commercial and business pressures and its obligations to comply with the law. Indeed, the Revised Evaluation Guidance asks whether company managers:
"tolerated greater compliance risks in pursuit of new business or greater revenues?"
"encouraged employees to act unethically to achieve a business objective, or impeded compliance personnel from effectively implementing their duties"; and
have a genuine commitment to compliance and "persisted in that commitment in the face of competing interests or business objectives."
Clearly, a company's ability to balance these factors, and respond meaningfully in a way that is consistent with the Revised Evaluation Guidance, is a key indicator, according to the Department, of an effective compliance program in operation.
The Revised Evaluation Guidance represents the latest in a long line of publications, polices, and guidelines issued by the Department of Justice and various elements of its Criminal Division with respect to corporate compliance. In light of the many prior, and potentially overlapping, guidelines issued, the Department's effort in reissuing the Evaluation Guidance to consolidate and cross-reference the various factors and considerations into a single document is a welcome one. Accordingly, the Revised Evaluation Guidance should meaningfully inform and empower companies facing enforcement actions (and those proactively looking to ensure they meet the Department's expectations) with a relatively comprehensive primary reference source that enables them to understand the Department's current thinking on best practices in corporate program design and implementation. To this end, it should be essential reading for all compliance and investigation professionals.
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Deadly accident at West Point training site
By Meg Wagner, Elise Hammond and Mike Hayes, CNN
Updated 4:17 p.m. ET, June 6, 2019
What happened: A troop vehicle carrying 20 cadets and two soldiers rolled over this morning on its way to a training exercise at the US Military Academy at West Point.
The victims: One cadet has died, and 21 others suffered non-life-threatening injuries, including facial abrasions and a broken arm. Military officials say they were taken to regional medical facilities.
What else we know: The five-ton truck was driving through rough terrain when it rolled over, an official said. The cadets were at the site to participate in vigorous training that included introducing them to the combat.
4:17 p.m. ET, June 6, 2019
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Military official: "We're strong here at West Point"
Lt. Gen. Darryl A. Williams, the superintendent of US Military Academy at West Point, thanked medical personnel and community partners for their help following the deadly accident at the US Military Academy at West Point this morning.
Here's what he said during a news conference:
"I mean this is the United States army. We're strong. We're strong here at West Point. The community has come together very nicely. As I talked about the medical support and all the great professionals we have here, along with our partners, as I mentioned, so we responded very quickly. I came out quickly this morning when I found out and our great partners in New York were here very early attending to our own. Thank you very much."
Military official confirms one cadet was killed in accident
Lt. Gen. Darryl A. Williams confirmed that one cadet has died and 21 other people suffered injuries during the rollover accident.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the deceased and our injured," Williams said. "I would like to commend the exceptional efforts and professionalism of the first responders and medical personnel and thank our great New York state police and our mutual aid partners."
About the injuries: The injured cadets suffered non-life-threatening injuries, including facial abrasions and at least one broken arm, a hospital commander said.
Troop vehicle carrying 22 people rolled over this morning
A troop vehicle carrying 20 cadets and two soldiers rolled over this morning on its way to a training exercise, said Lt. Gen. Darryl A. Williams, the superintendent of US Military Academy at West Point.
"Early this morning a troop vehicle carrying 20 cadets operated by two soldiers was traveling to a land navigation training site when it was involved in a rollover accident," he said at a news conference.
He continued: "The cadets were involved in a standard training exercise that occurs as a part of their military training program here at West Point."
New York Attorney General "extremely saddened" to hear about the accident at West Point
New York Attorney General Letitia James tweeted she is "extremely saddened" to hear of the "tragic accident" at the US Military Academy at West Point Thursday.
James added: "My heart is with the family of the cadet we lost, and I'm praying for a speedy recovery for the multiple injured."
12:42 p.m. ET, June 6, 2019
Trump tweets about the accident: "We mourn the loss of life and pray for the injured"
From CNN's Kevin Liptak
President Trump tweeted Thursday he was sorry to learn of an accident near a West Point training site that left one dead.
"So sorry to hear about the terrible accident involving our GREAT West Point Cadets," Trump wrote shortly after landing in Ireland. "We mourn the loss of life and pray for the injured. God Bless them ALL!"
At least one US Military Academy cadet died Thursday in a vehicle accident near an academy training site, and 20 other cadets and two soldiers were injured, the academy said.
Here's what we know — and don't know ��� about the accident so far
The US Military Academy said a deadly accident happened near West Point in New York this morning.
A person who answered the phone at West Point Military Police confirmed an armored personnel carrier was involved in the accident, but we're still not clear on many other details.
We last caught you up at 10 a.m. ET. Here's where things stand now:
Deadly accident: At least one person has died, a source familiar with the investigation said.
More wounded: At least 22 people — 20 cadets and two soldiers — were injured in the accident. We don't know the extent of their injuries.
The scene: The accident happened at the Camp Natural Bridge training site near the US Military Academy at West Point, which is about a 45-minute drive away from New York City.
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IIST Trivandrum PhD Admission 2023 Application Form, Dates, Eligibility
Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology announces PhD Admission 2023 January Session, Apply now
IIST Trivandrum PhD Admission 2023 – Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram invites applications from highly motivated applicants for admission to the PhD Program (Sponsored/Regular) for the academic session starting in January 2023.
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It doesn't tell you how to serialize your objects; that's your concern, not Jetlang's.
It handles publish/subscribe and request/reply scenarios.
In other ways, it feels like Retlang 0.2. In particular, subscriptions are on the basis of topics. Retlang 0.3 replaced this with the channel model, which only works in memory.
So, given that I've got a well-known obsession with Retlang and have recently been working with ZeroMQ, how do they stack up?
Well, for one thing it's a lot, lot easier to use. The implementation is in easy-to-read Java, not C, then JNI, then Java. The wire protocol is simple and documented so you can connect things to it without having to port the code. Jetlang's documentation has never been the greatest, but ZeroMQ's is nowhere near as good as it looks. In short, if I needed to do something in a hurry, I'd favour Jetlang Remoting.
Second, Jetlang Remoting is designed to be asynchronous. Sending two requests to the same destination and getting back the results when they finish (rather than the order in which they were sent) is considered "advanced usage" by ZeroMQ, and is the default use case for Jetlang Remoting.
The biggest difference has to be in pub/sub scenarios, though. In ZeroMQ, if you subscribe to a socket, you get the firehose. There's no way to say "please only send me orders that this trader can see" without opening up another socket. Jetlang's topics provide a mechanism for achieving that. I would be surprised if a parallel ZeroMQ and Jetlang pub/sub project resulted in far less wire traffic in the Jetlang case.
Finally, Jetlang Remoting doesn't pretend to be sockets. I'm sure it's a lovely idea and there are many, many powerful things you can achieve with it, but if all I needed was asynchronous RPC and pub/sub, ZeroMQ proves bizarrely opinionated about what exactly I'm allowed to put down the wire. You'll note, for instance, that the Jetlang spec makes no reference to "client" and "server". The concepts aren't needed.
Jetlang doesn't handle anything like store and forward. One of the cool things with a ZeroMQ solution is that you can power-cycle a server and everyone connecting will continue to work. This includes those who sent messages while the box was down, providing they didn't choose to time out. Jetlang does do automatic reconnection, but that's about it.
ZeroMQ also supports more protocols than just TCP. In particular, it would probably be significantly faster in the case of two processes communicating in the same memory space. (Mongrel does this.) It probably wouldn't be hard to extend Jetlang Remoting to these cases, it probably just isn't necessary for the project they're working on.
ZeroMQ does its damnedest to make intra-process communication look the same as inter-process communication. Mike Rettig doesn't believe that's a good idea, If you're looking for a unified API where you can invisibly move components into and out of process, you really should look somewhere else. YMMV on this one.
Topics are ASCII only. I really don't think it would have done much harm to make it UTF-8. Anything that actually is ASCII would have the exact same wire representation.
For that matter, why not make topics byte arrays? or integers?
All in all, it looks like Mike Rettig has done it again. He's taken something that's widely regarded as difficult and made it look easy. If you need all the bells and whistles of ZeroMQ, obviously you're going to go down that route. But if you just need asynchronous rpc and pub/sub, Jetlang Remoting looks like the best option.


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Obituary: Judy Gerks
Judy Gerks, 82, of Cambridge, died Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019, at Good Samaritan Society, of Geneseo. In keeping with her giving spirit, Judy has donated her body for the advancement of science. As per her wishes, there will be no services. A celebration of her life will take place at a later date. Memorials may be made to the Henry County Humane Society - Geneseo.
Judy was born Nov. 18, 1936, in Monticello, Iowa, the daughter of Charles and Hilda Podhaski. She graduated from Monticello High School and attended college at the University of Iowa. She married Irvin F. Gerks on Sept. 13, 1959, and spent the next 19 years being a stay-at-home mom and homemaker. She began working in the circuit clerk's office at the Henry County Courthouse, retiring in 2001.
She was a member of Cambridge United Methodist Church, serving on various committees. She especially loved singing in the choir. Her greatest joys in life were her children, grandchildren, and her great-granddaughter. She also loved gardening, reading and the many pets she had over the years.
Judy is survived by her children: Patrice Morey, Eric and John; grandchildren: Blake Morey, Kyle (Ashley) Morey, and Patrick (Ashley) Morey; and great-granddaughter, Nora. She also is survived by her sister, Audrey (Les) Schatz; and her brother, Jeff (Carole) Podhaski; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters, Wanda (Howard) Weidman, Betty (Jim) Holdeman and Patty (Pete) Petersen; and nephew, Tom Schatz.
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Austragungsort war das Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC).

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Abortion Essay
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Online Khabar is one name that comes when it comes to reliable and fast news delivery. You can get updates on latest issue from their website: https://www.onlinekhabar.com/. They cover news from sports, entertainment, politics and all. They claim to be the best online news website of Nepal. Their universality and wide coverage makes them stand out.
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JACOB MURPHY: AN AMAZING FEELING TO SCORE
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JACOB Murphy spoke of ticking off another career goal after scoring the equaliser in Norwich City's 1-1 draw with East Anglian rivals Ipswich Town on Sunday.
The Academy graduate's low drive with little over 20 minutes remaining cancelled our Jonas Knudsen's opener, further extending the Canaries' unbeaten run in the derby.
"It's an amazing feeling have grown up playing against Ipswich in the mini-derbies," Murphy told Norwich City TV after the match.
"To score in the main thing is a great achievement for me. I'd watched the goals from the previous games and Nathan [Redmond] scored a similar one the season before last at the near-post.
"I knew the goalkeeper would be vulnerable at the near-post so that was my thought process. You've got to exploit weaknesses and that's why I put it there.
"We needed the equaliser, we didn't deserve to be a goal down having dominated most of the ball."
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Despite City falling behind in the game, the 22-year-old never lost belief his side would take something from the contest - setting themselves up for a crunch game at Sheffield Wednesday next weekend.
"I was confident throughout as we were the ones making chances," he added.
"We're bitterly disappointed we didn't grab the three points. The game-plan did work as we had a lot more chances, but it's a point and we'll look forward to next week.
"The atmosphere today was crazy and I really enjoyed being out there. It's going to be tough but we know we're capable of it.
"We need to get three points to close that gap. It's a massive game for us."


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A PrintPad for the CubePro™ by 3D systems. When printing the model is printed on to the PrintPad rather than the platform. Using a Print Pad helps adherence of your 3D printed creation and reduces distortions or warping that can occur. It also protects the CubePro's platform from filament residue, prolonging the life of your 3D printer.
The Print Pad should be used in conjunction with 3D systems Glue.


Eskesen is not the most famous name among promotional pen companies, because we have widely been selling our world famous Original Floating Action Pens through promotional products distributors. However, with the internet having made product searches so much easier, more people have come to know that Eskesen is the inventor and manufacturer of the emmensely popular floaty pens.
Eskesen has manufactured the Original Floating Action Pens for more than fifty years and we are very well known among other promotional pen companies. We have participated in trade shows world wide and continue to do so, however, most of these trade shows are "trade only" which means there is no access to the general public.
Interesting thought that while most people know our products, few people know that Eskesen is the manufacturer and among the world's best promotional pen companies, in our opinion anyway.
No doubt that we manufacture on of the best know promotional pens in the world.


This tutorial provides the steps to implement Infinity Pro's Offscreen Content widget area in Sixteen Nine Pro.
We shall place a Navigation Menu widget (and a Text widget) in the Offscreen Content widget area and use CSS Grid to arrange the menu item groups in columns in the full-screen modal.
While the tutorial has been written for Sixteen Nine Pro 1.1, it should work with a few adjustments in any Genesis theme.
At Appearance > Menus, create a nav menu that you wish to be shown in the full-screen modal when the icon is clicked.
Each set of first and second level menu items will appear as a column on the frontend.
At Appearance > Widgets, drag a Navigation Menu widget and select your overlay menu. Add any other widget as necessary.


Can any one please advice which user exit might be of help.
Basically i would like to change the Delivery Idoc(DESADV) when the PGI is done.
Sorry to ask this basic question,but am not very familiar with Uesr exits.
How can i write this user exit(in LVED2FZZ).
if you don't have access key then you can get it from table <b>DEVACCESS</b>, provide the user id and get the access key.
in the include just what ever form you want to add , just add in that form your code.
LVED2FZZ is an include, so one of the old style exits.
I would recommend, only to send dates which you have also in SAP-documents somewhere. I can't say, which date fits best for your requirement. And maybe you need to change a date in a document. This would be OK, as long as we talk about a field, which can be changed manually. Then an user-exit, which does this change automatically is OK. But sending something different then seeing in SAP might at least confuse.
Use LVED2FZZ userexits to change DESADV outbound IDOC.
Dont check it in SMOD..its an Include program where u can find userexits.
Fill the segments of the idoc.
in this perform check the delivery segments..
I have put an Break-point in this user exits(LVED2FZZ),but when its sending an outbound Idoc,it doesnt stop there...i already activated this include...is there any other activation to be done.
I want to go into debug mode and see what data is comming in thru this Exit,to check the possibility for me to calcualte a new delivery date based on route lead time.
What is the form routine you used to implement the logic?.
The form routine where i put the break-point is "FORM USEREXIT_E1EDK03".
But the processing doesnt stop here,while generating the Idoc.
you received this message "Object blocked" because your outbound delivery document is still in change mode in VL02N. Therefore, before processing through RSNAST00, please make sure you move out from VL02N TCode session.


The song was written by the famous composer Modest Tabachnikov (yes, he was Odessan, as you probably assumed). The story goes that the notes of the song were written on a table-napkin, while Tabachnikov was waiting his friends-musicians in the restaurant of Londonskaya Hotel. The song became tremendously popular very fast so some would consider it almost as a folk song.
The most known song of an Odessa rock musician Igor Gankevich, one of the founders of Odessa Rock Club. Always being played at the annual festival in memory of Gankevich "Pique waistcoats". Also known in the performance by the the band ChiZH.


From traditional New England fine comfort food to warming Franco-Italian feasts. The delicious partnership began when Chris from Hong Kong met Kevin from Connecticut 4 years ago.
Modest food is the passion.
i am from hong kong and my job is a fashion buyer for a concept store. my boyfriend kevin is originally from connecticut but has been living here for 10 years! so we are both officially hong konger :) he is an architect and love music. in fact he is the bass player in a local punk rock band!
because of our occupation, we get the chance to travel a lot especially to paris and new york, where we got inspired for cooking and fashion!
kevin and i love staying in our studio home after work, we have been cooking more and more because there are nothing much around this neighborhood that we can find a place for dinner or a bar to chill.
the apartment is a studio flat with an open kitchen, where the dinning table is, while guests could hang out in the living room too to enjoy some appetizers and cocktails.
It's really really tasty!!! I definitely will visit again and bring all my friends hahahaha!! Chris and Kevin are nice and patient to introduce their lovely dishes :) We love everything!
Chris & Kevin are sweet couple, thanks for preparing a dinner for us by hearts and extra preparation! Besides the yummy and creative food, I love chatting and eatting together session , so chillax!
This was a great lunch. We have enjoyed a company of Kevin and Chris and the food was just amazing! You can tell they have put so much heart into every dish they prepare. The place is just wow! It is definitely worth a visit! The lofty spacious home makes you feel lifted. Loved the interior! You can see that the owners of the place are artists.
Americano fine and twist is a kitchen full of creativity, innovation, fusions and delicious food of course. Kevin and Chris are friendly and welcoming, their home is arty and really spacious. I loved it that I can see how Chris and Kevin cooked together and helped each other preparing food, plated it etc. It was good that they surprised us with a different menu using seasonal ingredient and their newly created dishes. We thoroughly enjoyed the meal and would definitely recommend it to people who likes to explore different areas of Hong Kong!
It was our first experience with Plate Culture, and we absolutely loved it. It was my boyfriend's birthday last weekend, so Chris and Kelvin created a special menu for us. The food was amazing, truly fresh and authentic. Their thin crust pizza was one of the best pizzas we have ever tried! The vanilla rum ice-cream was my personal favorite. It had this fluffy yet creamy texture which paired very well with the sea salt caramel chocolate tart. No mention they have great wine selections!
Chris and Kelvin were very attentive and welcoming, they even brought us to the local brewery next to their building since they knew we were kinda beer geeks. We had a truly unique and exquisite experience at Chris and Kelvin's, will definitely go back again! Highly recommended!
The food was excellent and Chris and Kevin were great hosts.
Very much recommended for a good experience!!!
It was on a Friday night that I dined at Chris and Kevin's with a date. We were feeling adventurous and wanted to experience something out of the ordinary. We didn't know what to expect, but we had a fantastic time at this uniquely romantic venue. The dining table is literally set in a private setting: there were no other guests and we had the entire space to ourselves. The room is spacious and serves as an oasis for those who need a short getaway from the claustrophobic city life.
Chris and Kevin are friendly hosts with whom we enjoyed talking. They are truly giving people invested in offering a great experience for others. The meal was interesting and innovative. Our favorite was the fried Jalapeño peppers stuffed with crab. What would make it an even better experience is if there were more meat dishes (they did kindly checked with us up front if it was okay for them to experiment with a new menu, so my comment could be irrelevant for future menus). All in all, it was a charming experience and I absolutely recommend you to check it out!
This is the first time we try to book dinner through plate culture. Setting up in an industrial building in Kwai Chung, it is so easy to find and convenient.
Chris and Kevin are so nice and warm. Once I got into their home, I was already attracted by the comfortable, stylish and moody atmosphere with light music playing at the background. I like the concept that they only serve one table a night so that we can enjoy the real private moments and the delicious dishes made by the couple.
Since Chris knows that we like eating cheese, she especially modified the menu for us that was so impressed and appreciated!! I miss the truffles garlic Camembert and the seasonal shrimp linguini. And the dessert was so yummy served with raspberry cheesecake and homemade ice cream!!
The few hours were so enjoyable and relax. Thanks Chris and Kevin for giving us this good experience!!
Highly recommend this place to all of you!!!
I wanted to do something adventurous and fun for a special dinner with my wife. The dinner prepared by Chris and Kevin more than matched my expectations. The location was amazing especially by Hong Kong standards. The setup, dishes, and ambience were very well managed, with beautiful plating and tastes that matched. As hosts they took great pride in making us feel comfortable and relaxed as well as preparing a meal that would enjoy. They are the reason I will recomend Plate Culture to my friends.
What a wonderful evening at Chris & Kevin's last Sunday! The food was super and the place is so relaxing. We have a party of 6 and we could barely finish our our food by the main course already! The baked camembert, tuna salad, seafood chowder and eggplant lasagna is so delicious. We finish off with a tiramisu filled with rum which just conclude our evening with a nice kick! Thank you for hosting us and we will definitely come back for more!
Fantastic dinner. Fun and very creative. Really good mood !!!
It was my very first time trying Plate Culture. And It was also an honoured to be the first guests at Chris & Kevin.
The food was fantastics, wonderfully made with fresh ingredients. Everything was just right in terms of the timing, temperature and portions, nicely presented.
I highly recommend and to others as well.


Almost exactly one month from now, the Galaxy Note 9 will be available in stores, if all the recent rumors we've heard are accurate. The phone will be unveiled officially on August 9th in New York and then launch two weeks later, on August 24th. But, while some of you probably want to buy the phone as soon as possible, you should know that you might have to cough up some serious cash to get one. According to a new leak, the Note 9 might be even more expensive than its predecessor.
Recent reports said the phone will cost at least as much as last year's Galaxy Note 8, and a fresh report from Europe suggests that's precisely the case. Per Tutto Android, the phone will launch on August 24th in Italy in three colors, including black, lavender, and blue, with the latter sporting a yellow S Pen stylus similar to what we saw in the leaked press renders.
The phone will come in two storage options in the country, including 128GB and 512GB, which will sell for €1,029 and €1,279, respectively. Converted to US dollars, we're looking at $1,204 and $1,497. The report notes that those prices might actually increase when the phone is released next month.
You should know that the prices include VAT in Europe compared to the US. For example, the $999 iPhone X sells for €1,159 in Europe. That means the Note 9's entry price should be lower in the US than the conversion above, as it won't include tax. But the Galaxy Note 8 was priced at $950 in America and €999 in Europe. If Tutto Android's information is accurate, it means the Galaxy Note 9 will be more expensive than $950 in the US.
It's likely that Samsung and its partners will offer early buyers several deals to sweeten the pot, and that you'll be able to upgrade from an existing Galaxy phone to the Note 9 for a lower price. But you might be better off waiting a few months for the price to drop. After all, Android phones, including flagship Galaxy handsets, do not retain their value as well as the iPhone does, so you might be able to buy a cheaper Galaxy Note 9 in time for Christmas. Remember, the Galaxy S9 and S9+ got big price cuts less than a month after they were released.
Finally, the report says Samsung will launch additional products alongside the Galaxy Note 9, including the Galaxy Watch, which loses its Gear moniker, and the Galaxy Tab S4 tablet that has appeared in so many reports lately.


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As a people-driven organization, we're dedicated to building a work environment that allows for all associates to feel supported in their career paths and professional development.
Recently, our Diversity & Inclusion Recruiting Programs team hosted the first-ever Return to Work Sales Discovery Program in Australia. The program aims to bridge the gap between individuals who are looking to return to work after taking a break, as well as women who want to make a shift in their careers, all while educating participants on career opportunities at Gartner.
Throughout the 3-day virtual program, attendees from across Australia gained exposure into what our world-class sales team is like, interview preparation and received tips on how to successfully return to the corporate world from members of our organization.
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The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2019. Once the deal is finalised, ELEMIS will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Group.
The Hong Kong-listed firm said the acquisition would be funded by the Group's cash on hand and bank borrowings.
This acquisition is the company's largest since its listing and is part of its strategy to build a strong portfolio of premium beauty brands.
"ELEMIS presents a truly unique opportunity that fits us perfectly in terms of brand ethos, product quality, management capability, as well as growth and profitability trajectory," said Reinold Geiger, chairman and CEO of L'Occitane.
Additionally, the company said the deal would help it strengthen its omni-channel distribution and skin care portfolio, which it has been investing in substantially in recent years.
On the other hand, ELEMIS said it plans to leverage on the Group's geographical presence to expand into new markets.
The company added that ELEMIS will be led by its co-founders and members of the existing management team: CEO Sean Harrington, President Noella Gabriel; chief marketing officer Oriele Frank.
"We are thrilled to announce this agreement with L'Occitane, which will strengthen the continued growth and momentum behind our timeless brand and remarkably transformative products," said Harrington.
L'Occitane reported €1.3bn ($1.5bn) in net sales, growing 4.6% at constant exchange rates last fiscal year. Operating profit decreased by 16.2%, to €141m ($162m).
The firm sought to expand in Asia in 2010 and became the first French company to go public in Hong Kong, where it raised $708m on the Hong Kong stock exchange. Last year, L'Occitane entered the Hong Kong Hang Seng stock market indexes.
Its net sales for the six months ending September 2018 grew 12.4% at constant rates to €595.4m ($679m) driven by sales in China and Hong Kong as well as the launch of L'Occitane's Immortelle Reset Serum.


Already an experienced reader on JACKANORY, Jan was an obvious and highly popular choice to lend her dulcet tones to introducing titles past and present to a whole new audience via tape and disc during the boom in audio books in the 80s and 90s.
Concentrating mainly on children's titles, Jan has read (and sometimes sung on) well over 100 works for children alone, delighting young listeners and, judging by the feedback reviews on internet sites, earning the gratitude of parents.
Jan's reading skills have also been utilised on more adult titles, both classic and contemporary, and her readings can be regularly heard on the digital radio spoken word station ONE WORD.
WELCOME TO OUR VILLAGE, PLEASE INVADE CAREFULLY as "Mrs Lyon" - Pilot recorded 13 June 2012 and first broadcast on Radio 2 at 9:30-10:00pm on Thursday 5 July, 2012.
On Radio 4's 'TREASURE ISLANDS' on Wednesday 16th November, 1994 (14:45-15:00) - Jan and Julia Eccleshare join Michael Rosen "to look at new books to give this Christmas"


2019 is a big year for fighting games. Evo 2019 is totally shaken up, with multiple new games and Super Smash Bros. Melee being removed from the list. A big part of that is the latest entry in NetherRealm's long-running splatterfest, Mortal Kombat. As Mortal Kombat 11 is set to launch in Apriil 2019, now is the time to get hype. As part of that hype, we decided to look at the extremely long roster of characters introduced over the years and pick our favorites. Well, they're my favorites, anyway.


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Q: Should I have a central place to manage all threads in a multithreaded application? First of all, I'm not sure if a thread pool would fit my case:

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*Main thread is UI, which receives user command and delegate to other modules for actions.

*Other modules run in their own threads spawned from main thread, each performing different tasks that aren't similar.

*These other threads may conditionally spawn child threads.

All these threads are going to be std::thread. Those tasks are different enough that I don't know if a thread pool would be helpful. Only a few threads need to report back to main thread. Most can quit at any time.
Should I hold a collection of thread handles somewhere for managing them? Some thoughts of having a central place:
Pros

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*I can keep track of all the threads, tweak their priority, and kill them easily.

Cons

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*Instead of spawning threads from other threads, I now have to create a messaging framework to delegate everything to the thread manager module to do it. Not sure if this complexity is bigger than not having a thread manager.

Thoughts and suggestions are highly appreciated.

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Q: Laravel 5 routing: admin, members, public My app should have admin, members and public areas, mapped from admin.mydomain.com, members.mydomain.com, and www.mydomain.com. Documentation contains the following example regarding to subdomain routing:
Route::group(['domain' => '{account}.myapp.com'], function () {
  Route::get('user/{id}', function ($account, $id) {
    //
  });
});

But I don't want to hardcode or use some other way the 2nd level domain name in route (myapp.com in this example). So I made it this way:
Route::pattern('domain', '.+\..+');
Route::group(['namespace' => 'Admin', 'domain' => 'admin.{domain}', 'middleware' => 'auth'],
  function () {
    Route::get('/edit/{id}/{name}', 'MyController@index');
});

Then I made a controller like
class MyController extends Controller
{
    function index($id, $name) {
        dd($id);
    }
}

and when I navigate admin.mydomain.com/edit/1/alex, I get output "admin".
Of course it happens because I use {domain} as a pattern. But I don't want to receive domain as first argument in every action of all admin controllers. Please help me to do that right way.

A: One idea would be creating a middleware that will remove the domain parameter:
namespace App\Http\Middleware;
use Closure;
class RemoveDomainMiddleware {

  public function handle($request, Closure $next)  {

    $request->route()->forgetParameter('domain');

    return $next($request);
  }
}

then make sure your register the middleware in app/Http/Kernel.php:
protected $routeMiddleware = [
    //......
    'domain' => \App\Http\Middleware\RemoveDomainMiddleware::class,
    //.....
];

Finally, add the middleware to your group:
Route::group([ 'middleware' => ['domain', 'auth'], 'namespace' => 'Admin', 'domain' => 'admin.{domain}'],
  //.....
});

I hope this will help you.


MONTERREY, MX. FEBRUARY 15th, 2019.- The CEMEX-Tec Center for Sustainable Development of Communities launched its call for the CEMEX-Tec Award 2019, which for the second time will receive projects not only from Mexico and Latin America, but from all over the world.
For the 9th year in a row, the CEMEX-Tec Award recognizes entrepreneurs and students that develop high-impact proposals and projects regarding sustainable development, innovation and social entrepreneurship. This award offers: funding, specialized workshops and networking moments.
The CEMEX-Tec Award is divided in four categories with a global scope: Transforming Communities, aimed at undergraduate and graduate students with proposals for the sustainable transformation of a community; Social Entrepreneurs, aimed at entrepreneurs with projects that solve social problems and encourage a systemic change, with the potential of becoming a social business; Community Entrepreneurship, aimed at organizations, foundations, cooperatives or civil associations with productive projects of social transformation, and; Collaborative Action, aimed at organizations with social impact projects implemented through multisectorial partnerships.
In order to participate, the teams should sign up and upload their projects in the web page of the CEMEX-Tec Center (www.cdcs.com.mx), indicating the appropriate category for their proposals. The deadline to submit projects is May 31st, 2019.
The CEMEX-Tec Award has received projects from more than 5,300 people, translated into the submission of 2,272 projects from 32 countries. 55 of the winning projects where from Mexico, and 44 from around the world. Altogether, the projects have had a positive impact on more than 22,500 people.