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Q: Can't Install Net::Amazon::S3 I'm having troubles installing the Net::Amazon::S3 package for perl on my Win 10 machine running 32 bit Strawberry Perl.
I try to install the package with cpanm:
λ cpanm Net::Amazon::S3
--> Working on Net::Amazon::S3
Fetching http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/L/LL/LLAP/Net-Amazon-S3-0.89.tar.gz ... OK
Configuring Net-Amazon-S3-0.89 ... OK
Building and testing Net-Amazon-S3-0.89 ... FAIL
! Installing Net::Amazon::S3 failed. See C:\Users\MyUsername\.cpanm\work\1595972364.5912\build.log for details. Retry with --force to force install it.

the contents of build.log:
cpanm (App::cpanminus) 1.7044 on perl 5.030002 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread-64int
Work directory is C:\Users\MyUsername/.cpanm/work/1595972364.5912
You have make C:\Strawberry\c\bin\gmake.exe
You have LWP 6.43
You have G:\laragon\bin\git\usr\bin\tar.exe, G:\laragon\bin\git\usr\bin\gzip.exe and G:\laragon\bin\git\usr\bin\bzip2.exe
You have G:\laragon\bin\git\usr\bin\unzip.exe
Searching Net::Amazon::S3 () on cpanmetadb ...
--> Working on Net::Amazon::S3
Fetching http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/L/LL/LLAP/Net-Amazon-S3-0.89.tar.gz
-> OK
Unpacking Net-Amazon-S3-0.89.tar.gz
Entering Net-Amazon-S3-0.89
Checking configure dependencies from META.json
Checking if you have ExtUtils::MakeMaker 6.58 ... Yes (7.44)
Configuring Net-Amazon-S3-0.89
Running Makefile.PL
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Generating a gmake-style Makefile
Writing Makefile for Net::Amazon::S3
Writing MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json
-> OK
Checking dependencies from MYMETA.json ...
Checking if you have Moose::Meta::Class 0 ... Yes (2.2012)
Checking if you have Digest::MD5 0 ... Yes (2.55)
Checking if you have strict 0 ... Yes (1.11)
Checking if you have Sub::Override 0 ... Yes (0.09)
Checking if you have HTTP::Date 0 ... Yes (6.05)
Checking if you have Test::More 0 ... Yes (1.302172)
Checking if you have Test::MockTime 0 ... Yes (0.17)
Checking if you have Moose::Object 0 ... Yes (2.2012)
Checking if you have Term::Encoding 0 ... Yes (0.03)
Checking if you have DateTime::Format::HTTP 0 ... Yes (0.42)
Checking if you have Exporter::Tiny 0 ... Yes (1.002001)
Checking if you have Carp 0 ... Yes (1.50)
Checking if you have Moose::Util 0 ... Yes (2.2012)
Checking if you have File::Temp 0 ... Yes (0.2309)
Checking if you have MIME::Types 0 ... Yes (2.17)
Checking if you have Path::Class 0 ... Yes (0.37)
Checking if you have Term::ProgressBar::Simple 0 ... Yes (0.03)
Checking if you have Moose 0.85 ... Yes (2.2012)
Checking if you have MooseX::Role::Parameterized 0 ... Yes (1.11)
Checking if you have MooseX::Types::DateTime::MoreCoercions 0.07 ... Yes (0.15)
Checking if you have URI::Escape 0 ... Yes (3.31)
Checking if you have MIME::Base64 0 ... Yes (3.15)
Checking if you have MooseX::StrictConstructor 0.16 ... Yes (0.21)
Checking if you have Digest::MD5::File 0 ... Yes (0.08)
Checking if you have sort 0 ... Yes (2.04)
Checking if you have Test::Deep 0 ... Yes (1.130)
Checking if you have FindBin 0 ... Yes (1.51)
Checking if you have parent 0 ... Yes (0.238)
Checking if you have Scalar::Util 0 ... Yes (1.54)
Checking if you have Hash::Util 0 ... Yes (0.22)
Checking if you have Moose::Util::TypeConstraints 0 ... Yes (2.2012)
Checking if you have namespace::clean 0 ... Yes (0.27)
Checking if you have XML::LibXML::XPathContext 0 ... Yes (2.0203)
Checking if you have Digest::HMAC_SHA1 0 ... Yes (1.03)
Checking if you have File::stat 0 ... Yes (1.08)
Checking if you have vars 0 ... Yes (1.05)
Checking if you have Time::Piece 0 ... Yes (1.34)
Checking if you have Test::LoadAllModules 0 ... Yes (0.022)
Checking if you have IO::File 1.14 ... Yes (1.41)
Checking if you have Test::Warnings 0 ... Yes (0.029)
Checking if you have HTTP::Status 0 ... Yes (6.22)
Checking if you have warnings 0 ... Yes (1.44)
Checking if you have URI::QueryParam 0 ... Yes (1.76)
Checking if you have LWP 6.03 ... Yes (6.43)
Checking if you have Getopt::Long 0 ... Yes (2.51)
Checking if you have Regexp::Common 0 ... Yes (2017060201)
Checking if you have LWP::Simple 0 ... Yes (6.43)
Checking if you have File::Find::Rule 0 ... Yes (0.34)
Checking if you have Test::Exception 0 ... Yes (0.43)
Checking if you have URI 0 ... Yes (1.76)
Checking if you have Moose::Role 0 ... Yes (2.2012)
Checking if you have Ref::Util 0 ... Yes (0.204)
Checking if you have ExtUtils::MakeMaker 0 ... Yes (7.44)
Checking if you have Data::Stream::Bulk::Callback 0 ... Yes (0.11)
Checking if you have XML::LibXML 0 ... Yes (2.0203)
Checking if you have HTTP::Response 0 ... Yes (6.22)
Checking if you have lib 0 ... Yes (0.65)
Checking if you have Pod::Usage 0 ... Yes (1.70)
Checking if you have Digest::SHA 0 ... Yes (6.02)
Checking if you have LWP::UserAgent::Determined 0 ... Yes (1.07)
Building and testing Net-Amazon-S3-0.89
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Client/Object.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Client\Object.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/CompleteMultipartUpload.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\CompleteMultipartUpload.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Bucket.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Bucket.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Bucket.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Bucket.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Features.pod blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Features.pod
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Client.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Client.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/HTTPRequest.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\HTTPRequest.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/DeleteObject.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\DeleteObject.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/AbortMultipartUpload.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\AbortMultipartUpload.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/DeleteBucket.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\DeleteBucket.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Client/Bucket.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Client\Bucket.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/CreateBucket.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\CreateBucket.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/DeleteMultiObject.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\DeleteMultiObject.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/ListAllMyBuckets.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\ListAllMyBuckets.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/ListBucket.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\ListBucket.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Header/Acl_short.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Header\Acl_short.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/GetBucketLocationConstraint.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\GetBucketLocationConstraint.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/GetBucketAccessControl.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\GetBucketAccessControl.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Header.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Header.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Object.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Object.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/GetObject.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\GetObject.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/GetObjectAccessControl.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\GetObjectAccessControl.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/PutPart.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\PutPart.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/ListParts.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\ListParts.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/PutObject.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\PutObject.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/InitiateMultipartUpload.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\InitiateMultipartUpload.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Header/Content_length.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Header\Content_length.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Method.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Method.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Method/GET.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Method\GET.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Header/Encryption.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Header\Encryption.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Header/Copy_source.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Header\Copy_source.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Method/PUT.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Method\PUT.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Action.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Action.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Header/Content_md5.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Header\Content_md5.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Method/POST.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Method\POST.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Header/Content_type.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Header\Content_type.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/HTTP/Method/DELETE.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\HTTP\Method\DELETE.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Param/Delimiter.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Param\Delimiter.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Action/Location.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Action\Location.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Action/Acl.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Action\Acl.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Action/Uploads.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Action\Uploads.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Param/Marker.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Param\Marker.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Action/Delete.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Action\Delete.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Param/Upload_id.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Param\Upload_id.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Param/Part_number.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Param\Part_number.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Param/Max_keys.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Param\Max_keys.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Param/Prefix.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Param\Prefix.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Role/Query/Param.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Role\Query\Param.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Signature/V4.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Signature\V4.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/SetObjectAccessControl.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\SetObjectAccessControl.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/Service.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\Service.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Signature.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Signature.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Role/Bucket.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Role\Bucket.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3/API.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3\API.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3/Operation/Bucket/Create.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3\Operation\Bucket\Create.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3/Client.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3\Client.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3/Error.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3\Error.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Signature/V2.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Signature\V2.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3/ACL.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3\ACL.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Request/SetBucketAccessControl.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Request\SetBucketAccessControl.pm
cp lib/Net/Amazon/S3/Signature/V4Implementation.pm blib\lib\Net\Amazon\S3\Signature\V4Implementation.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3/Operation/Bucket/Objects/List.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3\Operation\Bucket\Objects\List.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3/Request.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3\Request.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3/Operation/Bucket/Objects/Delete.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3\Operation\Bucket\Objects\Delete.pm
cp lib/Shared/Examples/Net/Amazon/S3/Operation/Service/Buckets/List.pm blib\lib\Shared\Examples\Net\Amazon\S3\Operation\Service\Buckets\List.pm
"C:\Strawberry\perl\bin\perl.exe" -MExtUtils::Command -e cp -- bin/s3cl blib\script\s3cl
pl2bat.bat blib\script\s3cl
"C:\Strawberry\perl\bin\perl.exe" "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-MTest::Harness" "-e" "undef *Test::Harness::Switches; test_harness(0, 'blib\lib', 'blib\arch')" t/*.t
    # No tests run!

#   Failed test 'No tests run for subtest "use_ok"'
#   at t/00use.t line 16.
Can't locate Win32.pm in @INC (you may need to install the Win32 module) (@INC contains: lib) at C:/Strawberry/perl/lib/Cwd.pm line 605.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted.
# Looks like your test exited with 255 just after 2.
t/00use.t ...................................
Dubious, test returned 255 (wstat 65280, 0xff00)
Failed 1/2 subtests
t/01api.t ................................... skipped: Testing this module for real costs money. Enable it by setting true value to env variable AMAZON_S3_EXPENSIVE_TESTS
t/02client.t ................................ skipped: Testing this module for real costs money.
t/03token.t ................................. skipped: Need these vars in ENV: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET, AWS_ACCESS_TOKEN
t/api-bucket-acl-get.t ...................... ok
t/api-bucket-acl-set.t ...................... ok
t/api-bucket-create.t ....................... ok
t/api-bucket-delete.t ....................... ok
t/api-bucket-objects-delete.t ............... ok
t/api-bucket-objects-list.t ................. ok
t/api-object-acl-get.t ...................... ok
t/api-object-acl-set.t ...................... ok
t/api-object-create.t ....................... ok
t/api-object-delete.t ....................... ok
t/api-object-fetch.t ........................ ok
t/api-object-head.t ......................... ok
t/api-service-buckets-list.t ................ ok
t/client-bucket-acl-get.t ................... ok
t/client-bucket-create.t .................... ok
t/client-bucket-delete.t .................... ok
t/client-bucket-objects-delete.t ............ ok
t/client-bucket-objects-list.t .............. ok
t/client-object-create.t .................... ok
t/client-object-delete.t .................... ok
t/client-object-fetch.t ..................... ok
t/client-service-buckets-list.t ............. ok
t/query-string-authentication-uri.t ......... ok
t/request-abort-multipart-upload.t .......... ok
t/request-complete-multipart-upload.t ....... ok
t/request-create-bucket.t ................... ok
t/request-delete-bucket.t ................... ok
t/request-delete-multi-object.t ............. ok
t/request-delete-object.t ................... ok
t/request-get-bucket-access-control.t ....... ok
t/request-get-bucket-location-constraint.t .. ok
t/request-get-object-access-control.t ....... ok
t/request-get-object.t ...................... ok
t/request-initiate-multipart-upload.t ....... ok
t/request-list-all-buckets.t ................ ok
t/request-list-bucket.t ..................... ok
t/request-list-parts.t ...................... ok
t/request-put-object.t ...................... ok
t/request-put-part.t ........................ ok
t/request-set-bucket-access-control.t ....... ok
t/request-set-object-access-control.t ....... ok
t/request.t ................................. ok
t/signature-v4-with-security-token.t ........ ok

Test Summary Report
-------------------
t/00use.t                                 (Wstat: 65280 Tests: 2 Failed: 1)
  Failed test:  1
  Non-zero exit status: 255
Files=47, Tests=199, 60 wallclock secs ( 0.16 usr +  0.23 sys =  0.39 CPU)
Result: FAIL
Failed 1/47 test programs. 1/199 subtests failed.
gmake: *** [Makefile:1052: test_dynamic] Error 255
-> FAIL Installing Net::Amazon::S3 failed. See C:\Users\MyUsername\.cpanm\work\1595972364.5912\build.log for details. Retry with --force to force install it.

The log says "Can't locate Win32.pm in @INC (you may need to install the Win32 module)" so I installed it with CPAN
λ cpanm Win32
Win32 is up to date. (0.54)

but I am still unable to successfully install Net::Amazon::S3

A: This a bug in a module used to perform the test. The bug results in the test failing on Windows, but isn't indicative of a problem with any of the modules being installed. It's a problem with the test, not the modules being tested.
Adding the following to t\00use.t will allow the test to run:
use Win32;

But that's not really necessary. If this is the only failing test, it should be safe to ignore this test failure and force the installation of the module (by passing -f to cpan/cpanm).
Net-Amazon-S3 has been notified of the issue  and how to work around it.


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text:
//  Created by Loïc Gardiol on 15.10.13.

#import "MapRecentSearchesListViewController.h"

#import "MapService.h"

#import "PCRecentResultTableViewCell.h"

@interface MapRecentSearchesListViewController ()

@property (nonatomic, strong) MapService* mapService;
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSOrderedSet* recentSearches;

@end

@implementation MapRecentSearchesListViewController

- (id)initWithUserSelectedRecentSearchBlock:(void (^)(NSString* searchPattern))userSelectedRecentSearchBlock {
    self = [super initWithStyle:UITableViewStylePlain];
    if (self) {
        self.title = NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Recents", @"PocketCampus", nil);
        self.mapService = [MapService sharedInstanceToRetain];
        self.userSelectedRecentSearchBlock = userSelectedRecentSearchBlock;
        self.recentSearches = [self.mapService recentSearches];
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)viewDidLoad
{
    [super viewDidLoad];
    PCTableViewAdditions* tableViewAdditions = [PCTableViewAdditions new];
    self.tableView = tableViewAdditions;
    tableViewAdditions.rowHeightBlock = ^CGFloat(PCTableViewAdditions* tableView) {
        return [PCTableViewCellAdditions preferredHeightForDefaultTextStylesForCellStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault];
    };
    self.tableView.separatorInset = UIEdgeInsetsMake(0, 0, 0, 0);
    if (!self.showClearButtonWithinTableView) {
        self.title = NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Recents", @"PocketCampus", nil);
        UIBarButtonItem* clearButton = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"Clear", @"PocketCampus", nil) style:UIBarButtonItemStyleBordered target:self action:@selector(clearPressed)];
        clearButton.accessibilityHint = NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"ClearsHistoryOfRecentSearches", @"PocketCampus", nil);
        self.navigationItem.leftBarButtonItem = clearButton;
    }
    __weak __typeof(self) weakSelf = self;
    [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] addObserverForName:kMapRecentSearchesModifiedNotification object:self.mapService queue:nil usingBlock:^(NSNotification *note) {
        weakSelf.recentSearches = [weakSelf.mapService recentSearches];
        [weakSelf.tableView reloadData];
    }];
}

- (void)clearPressed {
    [self.mapService clearRecentSearches];
}

#pragma mark - UITableViewDelegate

- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    if (!self.recentSearches.count) {
        return;
    }
    if (self.showClearButtonWithinTableView && indexPath.row == 0) {
        [self clearPressed];
        return;
    }
    if (self.userSelectedRecentSearchBlock) {
        self.userSelectedRecentSearchBlock(self.recentSearches[indexPath.row - (self.showClearButtonWithinTableView ? 1 : 0)]);
    }
}

#pragma mark - UITableViewDataSource

- (UITableViewCell*)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    if (self.showClearButtonWithinTableView && indexPath.row == 0) {
        UITableViewCell* cell = [[UITableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier:nil];
        cell.textLabel.textColor = [PCValues pocketCampusRed];
        cell.textLabel.textAlignment = NSTextAlignmentCenter;
        cell.textLabel.font = [UIFont preferredFontForTextStyle:UIFontTextStyleSubheadline];
        cell.textLabel.text = NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"ClearHistory", @"MapPlugin", nil);
        cell.accessibilityHint = NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"ClearsHistoryOfRecentSearches", @"PocketCampus", nil);
        return cell;
    }
    NSString* pattern = self.recentSearches[indexPath.row - (self.showClearButtonWithinTableView ? 1 : 0)];
    NSString* const kRecentSearchCell = [(PCTableViewAdditions*)tableView autoInvalidatingReuseIdentifierForIdentifier:@"RecentSearchCell"];
    PCRecentResultTableViewCell* cell = [self.tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:kRecentSearchCell];
    if (!cell) {
        cell = [[PCRecentResultTableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier:kRecentSearchCell];
        cell.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];
        cell.textLabel.font = [UIFont preferredFontForTextStyle:PCTableViewCellAdditionsDefaultTextLabelTextStyle];
    }
    cell.textLabel.text = pattern;
    return cell;
}

- (NSInteger)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section {
    if (!self.recentSearches.count) {
        return 0;
    }
    return self.recentSearches.count + (self.showClearButtonWithinTableView ? 1 : 0);
}

- (NSInteger)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)tableView {
    return 1;
}

#pragma mark - Dealloc

- (void)dealloc {
    [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] removeObserver:self];
}

@end

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text:
Cornell University Celebrates its Annual Dragon Day
Another year, another dragon fight. For more than a century, students at the Ivy League school have been celebrating architecture with fire, fights, and folklore.
By Chelsea Blahut
Cornell University Marketing
Each spring, Cornell University's freshman architecture and engineering students duke it out on the Ithaca, N.Y., campus—with makeshift constructions that liken mythical creatures crafted out of readily available materials provided by their departments. This tradition, which goes back more than 100 years, is "Dragon Day."
The event's history can be traced back to 1901, when freshman architecture student Cornellian Willard Dickerman Straight thought that the university should dedicate a day to the celebration of architecture. A known prankster, the audacious academic picked St. Patrick's Day, March 17, for the first iteration of what would become an annual event. Decorating Lincoln Hall, which formerly housed the College of Architecture, Art and Planning, the students hung several green and orange banners (the colors symbolic of Irish cultural and religious heritage), along with shamrocks and other thematic decorations.
Although the exact date of the first contemporary Dragon Day is a bit muddled, many records point to sometime between 1897 and 1901, or the years where Will Straight was still at Cornell. The parade eventually transformed into a kind of initiation for architecture students. At its conclusion, the students would burn the dragon in the Arts Quad—just how this came to be is unknown. Although starting a fire today is banned, students have found loopholes to maintain the custom, such as parading the project around the grounds of the campus, donning colorful costumes, and integrating paint guns and bubble blowers. It is now held on the Friday before Spring Break, which is often the week of St. Patrick's Day, but not the case for 2016. This year it was commenced at 1 p.m., on Friday, March 25, kicking off the students' week-long vacation.
Each year's theme is unique and is determined by Cornell's architecture students. "The first thing we do as a group is to choose a theme for the dragon," says freshman student Kayra Cengiz, who is in charge of advertising for the event. "This year we chose 'rebirth.' Since Dragon Day is part of a long tradition, we thought rebirth would be a nice variation on last year's theme, which was "doomsday."
Appearance is a key way students today want to differentiate themselves from previous generations. According to freshman Silvia Galdamex, the co-president of Dragon Day, "This year's dragon has many moving parts and will look different from what people have come to expect. We are avoiding black—architects' favorite color—and the color will appear to change when you see the light reflecting off the dragon at different angles." Photos from the event show this year's construction featuring several broken, geometric shapes that follow in a continuous form, swathed in an iridescent material that reflects jewel tones when light hits it.
Now, instead of sacrificing the dragon in a mock effigy, the architecture and engineering students duel for dominance within the campus's Arts Quad. This rivalry, which is friendlier now but has not always been, is said to have been borne from the engineering students' dissatisfaction that they didn't have a day for themselves, according to Cornell University's website. While the architects build a dragon, the engineers construct another animal, such as a cobra, a penguin, or even a phoenix. This year, they contributed a brightly colored red and orange phoenix with open wings. Another participant was the university's physics department, which contributed a unicorn colored in shades of lavender.
Dragons Day's novelty comes from its element of surprise—which current students also revel. Although much of the folklore surrounding the event cannot be easily traced, participants say that just adds to the fun.
Jason Koski Dragon Day in 2013
Lindsay France The dragon makes its way down East Avenue during Dragon Day 2012.
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Chelsea Blahut is an online content producer at Hanley Wood, and writes for ARCHITECT, Residental Architect, and EcoBuilding Pulse. Follow her on Twitter at @chelseablahut.
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Chelsea Blahut is a former engagement editor at Hanley Wood. She holds a bachelor's degree in English and a minor in Journalism and Fine Arts from the University of North Carolina, Wilmington. Follow her on Twitter at @chelseablahut.
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Does Santa Claus recycling? By Fresh Start Waste, Manchester
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While there may be some debate as to whether he lives in Lapland, in the North Pole, or even in Spain as the Dutch believe, it is a well-known fact Father Christmas has a very modern outlook on life – as seen in revealing 'documentaries' such as Elf and Santa Claus: The Movie.
This extends to his attitude towards recycling. If we assume he resides in relative isolation somewhere inside the Arctic Circle, supplies are going to be hard to come by for Mr and Mrs Claus, along with their hardy team of elves and reindeer.
With this in mind, Manchester's Fresh Start Waste Services investigated just how adopting a zero-waste lifestyle has enabled Saint Nick to successfully keep the world's children in presents for hundreds of years, and hopefully hundreds more to come.
Santa's thoughts on global warming have not been made public, but even before the reduction in the polar icecaps, he was able to grow a wide variety of fruit and vegetables on his plot of land.
In fact, food is absolutely key to his largely self-sufficient way of life. He works with dozens of elves, who despite being short in stature manage to work up enormous appetites on the factory floor – and of course, Father Christmas is well known for having more than a passing interest in a hearty meal himself!
On top of their daily rations of sweets and Kendal Mint Cake to help them through the cold weather, root vegetables such as potatoes, carrots and swedes are a staple on the menu, while some varieties of strawberry thrive in the chilly conditions.
It is thought a series of greenhouses are tended to, producing a wide range of interesting crops throughout the year, while they likely make use of some strains of barley which grow elsewhere inside the Arctic Circle.
This can be milled to produce the flour which goes into their mince pies, which are not just a festive treat that far north, but a foodstuff which is enjoyed every day of the year.
With each person at Father Christmas HQ expected to munch through around a 1,000kg of food per annum, this creates somewhere in the region of 8-10 tonnes of food waste, practically all of which goes back into their perfectly balanced ecosystem.
As well as the legendary team of eight reindeer, which pull Santa's sleigh on the most important night of the year, there is also speculation that the Claus family keeps a semi-domesticated herd of reindeer on site.
They are used primarily for their rich and nutritious milk, and while the average reindeer only produces around 350ml of milk per day, it has an extremely high buttermilk content of 22% and makes excellent cheese.
As well as grazing on plants and mushrooms which grow locally, the reindeer help to reduce what would otherwise be a mountain of food waste. Carrots and apples are among their favourite nibbles, and with them being so well fed, they do generate some waste of their own.
With good quality top soil being hard to come by, reindeer fertiliser is prized. It's particularly high in phosphorous and is spread to get some much needed nutrients into the often rock hard ground.
Although the responsibility for making toys has largely passed to other companies these days, Santa's secret base is still used as a worldwide hub and distribution centre for all the biggest names in toy manufacturing.
However, there is still huge demand for traditional wooden toys, and while many elves have become world experts in logistics, there is still a dedicated team who devote their working lives to carving wooden trains, building blocks and sausage dogs better than anybody else on the planet.
Of course, all this wood creates a lot of shavings and sawdust.
Along with the leftover food, some sawdust goes into the compost heap, while large piles of it are used as bedding for the reindeer. The most mouth-watering use for it, though, is when chippings are used to smoke all kinds of ingredients in their custom built smoke hut.
Naturally, elves also need their hair cutting every so often, and as well as using it in mulch to help on the vegetable patch, believe it or not, some is always kept back in case of oil spills.
Using hair to help mop up oil spills first started with the Exxon Valdez disaster in 1989, when a hair stylist from Alabama, Phil McCory, noticed the slick sticking to stricken otters.
He decided to experiment with a gallon of motor oil back at his home, and it proved to be such a resounding success that he now works with the Matter Of Trust charity, providing 'hair booms' to help stop oil spreading in waterways all around the world.
After all, we shampoo our hair because it collects oil, and this simple idea has made a huge difference to wildlife and shorelines wherever a leak occurs.
It is estimated that around eight million boys and girls send letters to Father Christmas each year from all over the world.
It goes without saying that he personally reads them all, and as well as keeping a tally of who has requested what, it's widely acknowledged that he updates a ledger of who has been either 'Naughty' or 'Nice' during the current year.
What would be an administrative nightmare for most people has been part of Santa's daily routine for hundreds of years, and he shows no sign of slowing down just yet.
While it is easy to be sentimental about letters, there is not enough room to store many of them.
The world's tallest building is the Burj Khalifa in Dubai at 828m (2,717ft). Just one million letters from children towers over that at around 1122m (3,680ft), with eight million letters topping out at 8,976m (29,440ft). That's well over 100 metres taller than Mount Everest!
There is not a paper recycling bin on the planet which could hold all these letters, but they all have to be reused in some way, and considering the chilly climate where Santa lives, some of it is shredded down and used as energy-efficient wall insulation.
However, it comes as no surprise whatsoever to learn that he and his team are by far the world's biggest users of wrapping paper, with most letters eventually being recycled into it in order to safely deliver everyone's gifts.
Of course, living among the frozen tundra, heating is of great concern for Santa's team. While it is true elves have become somewhat conditioned to the often sub-zero temperatures, they still prefer to stay reasonably warm, particularly in the winter when the daily average temperature is between -30 and -35 °C.
As we know, sweets are a huge part of daily life up there, but not all of them are wolfed down. While we don't have precise figures, it is thought that a significant percentage of what is made – whether in the form of candy canes, syrup, and maybe even Father Christmas' favourite biscuits – is put into special containers to produce biofuel.
Anaerobic digestion breaks down the sugar-rich foods which quickly ferments. Fortunately, Santa is given enough sherry while he is dropping off presents to last him the full year and elves are not particularly interested in alcohol, so rather than being turned into spirits the concoction is left to mature.
Eventually, a mixture of methane and carbon dioxide is emitted by the sweet gloop, siphoned into a separate holding tank and eventually used to fuel the impressive underfloor heating system and kitchen ovens.
It is incredible how Santa, Mrs Claus, the team of elves, and reindeer have adapted to their environment, with their zero-waste lifestyle and innovative closed loop recycling system being a lesson to us all on sustainable living.
However, Fresh Start Waste Services are aware not everybody has the time or the means to be as resourceful as Father Christmas, so if your company needs a forward-thinking waste management company this festive season, give Fresh Waste a call on 01942 879 440 or email [email protected].
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CONTRIBUTED PHOTOKristina Moditch, "Bach At Noon," Aug. 14, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Allentown.
Kristina Moditch, a Russian classical pianist, performs at noon Aug. 14 in the final concert of the 2018 summer "Bach At Noon" concert series at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 37 S. Fifth St., Allentown.
The fourth summer of Bach's music in Allentown concludes in August with the third "Bach At Noon" performance by The Bach Choir of Bethlehem. In collaboration with the Arts at St. John's series, the "Bach At Noon" program is presented on the second Tuesday of the month in June, July and August. The event is free and open to the public. A free-will donation is accepted.
Doors open at 11:30 a.m. The concert begins at 12:10 p.m. The performance features soloists and members of The Bach Choir and Bach Festival Orchestra, with an informative and lively introduction to each piece from Bach Choir of Bethlehem conductor and artistic director Greg Funfgeld.
Moditch, who is 17, returns to "Bach At Noon" to perform Johann Sebastian Bach's "Partita For Keyboard No. 2 in C Minor," BWV 826.
Soloists are Janna Critz, mezzo-soprano, and Lane Conklin McCord, tenor.
Moditch has performed at Moscow Conservatory Great Hall and Rachmaninoff Hall, Moscow International House of Music, Russian Parliament, Glinka Museum of Music Culture, all Moscow, and Carnegie, Hall, Birdland, and The DiMenna Center for Classical Music, all New York City.
She has appeared with the Allentown Symphony Orchestra, Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, and the Igor Lerman Chamber Orchestra.
Moditch has played at the New York Piano Festival, Newport Music Festival, The Bach Choir of Bethlehem and Bach Festival Orchestra "Bach at Noon," Moscow International Festival of Young Soloists, Vladimir Spivakov International Festival "Moscow Meets Friends," Nikolai Petrov International Festival, and the Lower House of the Russian Parliament.
Born in 2000 in Pennsylvania, Moditch began her studies at age four and won her first piano competition when she was six.
In 2010, she placed first in the entrance auditions at the Central Music School of the Moscow Conservatory where she studied with Valery Piassetski. She now studies with Vadim Rudenko.
Moditch is a prize-winner of several international competitions, including the New York Piano Festival and Competition.
Parking for the concert is available about one block west of the church in the Community Deck, Sixth and Walnut streets, Allentown.


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Most Decorated Paralympian in Canadian History
Former Canadian Athlete of The Year
Chantal Petitclerc lost the use of both legs following an accident at thirteen. After the accident, her high school physical education teacher, Gaston Jacques, convinced her to take up swimming. Undoubtedly, swimming had a decisive impact on Chantal's life. The sport eventually led her to explore wheelchair athletics. Chantal pursued wheelchair athletics and had a successful career. She participated in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, and most notably in the 2008 Beijing Games.
She returned home from Beijing with five gold medals, two new world records, and one new Paralympic record. Chantal's achievements made her the most celebrated track athlete in history. Also, she is the only Canadian athlete to win gold medals at the Olympics, Paralympics and Commonwealth Games. Chantal is among the remarkable athletes who serve as a profound reminder of the depth and breadth of our nation's rich sporting landscape.
Chantal Petitclerc has received several recognitions for her sporting career. In 2004, she was named Personality of the Year by La Presse newspaper. Additionally, she has been appointed Chevalier de l'Ordre du Québec (2005), and received the Laureus International Award (2005). Chantal was inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in 2010.
In 2012, Chantal became the coach and mentor of the UK track team for the London Paralympic Games. She was named the Chef de Mission for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, and Chef de Mission for Canada's Paralympic Team in Rio 2016. Chantal is now an Paralympic commentator on CBC and Radio-Canada. She remains active in the sports community, and regularly participates in projects for many Paralympic athletics and organizations. In addition, she is a spokesperson for Défi Sportif and an ambassador for Right to Play.
Chantal Petitclerc was appointed by Justin Trudeau as a new independent member of the Senate in April of 2016. She has used her role to help the party build a better Canada.
"If you have a strong commitment to your goals and dreams, if you wake up every day with a passion to do your job, everything is possible."
Chantal Petitclerc shares her powerful story in this very inspiring keynote. In English or in French, Chantal speaks about the stages of her life. From the circumstances that lead her to wheelchair athletics, to her major victories, and challenges in between.
Without preaching, she uses her story to illustrate the importance of perseverance. She will teach your audience the importance of having ambitious goals, visions and dreams.
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Chatbots could drive $112 billion in retail sales by 2023
As technology improves with natural language processing and AI, chatbots will take away revenue from other marketing channels, a recent study examining retail brands by Juniper Networks claims. In fact, retail sales from chatbots will nearly double annually, reaching $112 billion by 2023, the study says. And retailers will see an increase in savings, thanks to the automation of customer sales and support processes.
"Retailers can expect to cut costs by $439 billion a year in 2023, up from $7 billion this year, as AI-powered chatbots get more sophisticated at responding to customers," Juniper said.
The study also suggests that as retail brands shift to chatbot technology, more consumers will feel comfortable interacting with chatbots to resolve customer service issues and make direct purchases. A consumer-facing survey by marketing firm Uberall indicates that 20% of consumers surveyed are "very interested" in chatbot experiences from brands. 80% indicated that they have had "generally positive" interactions with chatbots.
Why we should care
As martech advances, consumers will also adapt their online behaviors and their expectations for digital interactions will change. According to the report, chatbots are positioned for rapid growth in the retail industry; we need to better understand how that will impact our digital marketing efforts and attribution methodologies going forward.
For digital marketers who haven't yet experimented with chatbots, it is time to consider the best solution for your brand. Digital marketing is experience-driven; creating positive interactions with your customers with chatbots will be crucial to customer retention and driving sales.
Jennifer Videtta serves as Third Door Media's Senior Editor, covering topics from email marketing and analytics to CRM and project management. With over a decade of organizational digital marketing experience, she has overseen digital marketing operations for NHL franchises and held roles at tech companies including Salesforce, advising enterprise marketers on maximizing their martech capabilities. Jennifer formerly organized the Inbound Marketing Summit and holds a certificate in Digital Marketing Analytics from MIT Sloan School of Management.
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If you want to reset iPhone restriction passcode, follow these solutions to reset your restriction password. Let's see some basic background knowledge on restriction passcode.
Parents can control which applications and features others usually their children can access by setting a four-digit PIN (Personal Identification Number).
Restrictions can be set for a whole range of things. For instance, parents might choose to limit access to the iTunes Store to prevent frivolous, unacceptable spending. A Restrictions Passcode might be used to limit such basic and many more sophisticated things. This is a wide range of things worth of some careful and exploration consideration.
Let me show you four simple ways to reset restriction password on your iPhone device now.
Remember the Password to reset the Restrictions Passcode.
There are different approaches such as passcodes or passwords. In terms of your security, you should do what feels comfortable for you. This includes having a passcode which you'll remember. It's not a solution but if you want to change your passcode to something which is going to work better for you.
Go to Settings, then to General-> Restrictions.
You'll be asked to enter your passcode again when you click on Disable Restrictions.
You'll be asked to enter a new passcode, when you 'Enable Restrictions' again. Please do not forget it!
You need to know that it'll lead to data loss before you follow these steps. So maintain a backup which can be easily restored later.
Dr. Fone is a tool used for iOS Data Backup & Restore, because if you restore from an iTunes local computer or iCloud Apple's servers backup. The very same passcode, the one which you have forgotten will be restored to your device again. You'll be back in the position where you started.
You need to back up your data with a specialist tool as we have suggested, one which allows you to backup then restore, just what you want.
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Q: Trouble setting and retrieving value of hidden input fields of iframe I am having trouble either to set or retrieve the hidden input fields information of iframe.
On the initial page, I click on "Submit" button to activate showBox function and pass three parameters, name, city, and state successfully. showBox creates a popup box where an iframe should sit on top of the box and do form manipulation. I need to set the value of the three hidden input fields with the value passed from the showBox function. Here is the code for showbox function -
 function showBox(name, city, state)
  {
    var div = document.createElement('div');
    div.style.zIndex = 1;
    div.id = 'box';
    div.style.position = (navigator.userAgent.indexOf('MSIE 6') > -1) ? 'absolute' : 'fixed';
    div.style.top = '20px';
    div.style.left = (width / 2) - (900 / 2) + 'px';
    div.style.height = '500px';
    div.style.width = '400px';
    div.style.backgroundColor = 'white';
    div.style.border = '2px solid silver';
    div.style.padding = '20px';
    document.body.appendChild(div);

    alert("Name: " + name + ", City: " + city + ", State: " + state);

    div.innerHTML = "";

    // set value of the hidden input fields
    var myname = $("#infopage #hiddenname").val(name);
    var mycity = $("#infopage #hiddencity").val(city);
    var mystate = $("#infopage #hiddenstate").val(state);

        // check hidden input fields value - which come back blank so far
    alert("Name from hidden field: " + $("#hiddenname").val() + ", City from hidden field: " + $("#hiddencity").val() + ", State from hidden field: " + $("#hiddenstate").val());

    // create close window link
    var a = document.createElement('a');
    a.innerHTML = '

Close window';
    a.href = 'javascript:void(0)';
    a.onclick = function()
    {
      document.body.removeChild(document.getElementById('box'));
    };

    div.appendChild(a);
  }

Even though the parameters value got passed to the showBox function successfully, some how I just could not successfully set hidden input fields value with the parameters.
Meanwhile, here is the code for info.html -
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A: from the code you posted here and on fiddler,
i see that showbox() is not called,
so the iframe is never created?
also try replacing your submit button with this ( to test if it works )
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An odd sort of day at the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya, Malaysia on Wednesday, December 17, 2014.
There were two appeals before Malaysia's intermediate appellate court, the Court of Appeal, in a case where mothers were complaining about their estranged husbands not returning their children to them. The fathers had converted to Islam, and had secretly obtained orders from state syariah courts granting them custody. The mothers in turn obtained custody orders from the civil High Court.
1. The mothers won on the custody issue – The Court of Appeal unanimously held that only the civil High Court has jurisdiction to determine which parent has custody of children born to a non Muslim couple, and to dissolve their marriage registered under the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 (i.e. a law applicable only to the marriages ofnon Muslims) even if one spouse has since converted to Islam (and even if that spouse purported to convert the children to Islam).
2. The mothers also won on the Recovery Order issue – The Court also unanimously held that the Seremban High Court was correct to grant a recovery order under section 53 of the Child Act 2001, which directs the spouse to return a child to the parent with "lawful custody" of the child. The order can also direct the police to assist to recover the child.
Thus, the Court of Appeal effectively overruled contentions that the father also had valid custody of the child by virtue of a Syariah Court order purporting to grant him custody.
3. The mothers failed to get an order of mandamus against the police – Despite all the above, the Court of Appeal (by a 2-1 majority) held that the mothers' can't get an order of mandamus to compel the police to arrest the husband if he breaks the above Court Orders. (An order of mandamus is an order of Court compelling a public officer who has failed or refused to carry out a public duty to perform that duty. It is a necessary pre-requisite to citing that public officer for contempt of court.) In short, the husband must do all the above things but it's not the police's job to ensure compliance with the order. There seems to have been a suggestion that the mothers' must instead ask the Court bailiffs to enforce the orders.
This last decision is very curious.
The Court had found the husband to have been in contempt of court, and had issued a warrant of arrest directing that the husband be arrested and brought before the Court. This is a common form of order in all civil contempt proceedings. The warrant and order of committal commits the person who has committed contempt (the contemnor) to civil prison until he purges the contempt i.e. complies with the Order.
If indeed a bailiff is empowered to execute a warrant of arrest in this way, I think this would be a very significant change to how the Court process works in Malaysia. Hopefully, the full grounds of judgment of the Court of Appeal is out soon so some questions people have will be answered.
Disclaimer: The writer is on the legal team of both Deepa and Indira, the mothers involved in the two disputes.
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I'm sure this is a very difficult case. But also a very interesting one. It's hard to think sometimes that things can differ so much from one culture to another. I think what these mothers are going through is horrible and, of course, wrong. But it's not their world, is it?
Can a court bailiff execute a Warrant of Arrest?
Just like a JDS, when a warrant of arrest is ordered – it is the bailiff accompanied by a police officer who will haul the defaulter to court?
It will thus mean that the mother should be the one who locates the ex-husband first, then only call the bailiff to execute the warrant.
Ex-husband legal counsel should facilitate an amicable settlement. The welfare and upbringing of a child in an environment of love and compassion is at stake. No adult should fail a child. More so adults who are of intellect and god-fearing.
We should never do that as civilized people.
Have faith in the law.
I'm hopeful that the Honorable Inspector General of Police will exercise his discretion to enforce the warrant and the orders.
Gather on 1 Jan 2015 near where this BUGGER stays with some Islamic terrorist NGO protecting the Premise…. We storm the premise…. USE UNREASONABLE Force to return the Kid to the Mother…and SEND a CLEAR Message to the UMNO Islamic terrorist of Malaysia in cahoots with Sultan-Agong and the sisi of Islam in Iraq/Syria…they are ALL Terrorist against the Norm of Society… No need to reason with EVIL and EVIL Doers!! Obliterate them to have a better Future!!
The decision about the police will open up the flood gate to kidnapping. There are thousands of custody battles every year and this is likely to rise. It looks like the losing party can now go to a child-care center, kindergarten or school and forcefully take away the child. The police need not do anything!
It is unfortunate that judges and law enforcement agencies in Malaysia have allowed their own religious loyalty to interfere with their judgement. I am very sure that if this case was between 2 non-Muslim parties the police would have acted and this appeal would have been not necessary.
Sadder still is that religious belief have colored decisions by administrators in schools, and all institutions and organizations headed by Malay-Muslims. From sign boards to dress code to food each administrator has been trying their hardest to prove their religious credentials and allegiance. This has spread the feeling and suspicion of unfairness in all our government related institutions. Fair-minded Malays are silenced by fear and non-Malays are silenced by intimidation. And this poisons the environment.


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A Crypturellus noctivagus a tinamualakúak (Tinamiformes) rendjébe, ezen belül a tinamufélék (Tinamidae)  családjába tartozó faj.

Rendszerezése
A fajt Maximilian zu Wied-Neuwied német herceg, felfedező és természettudós írta le 1820-ban, a Tinamus nembe Tinamus noctivagus néven.

Alfajai
Crypturellus noctivagus noctivagus (zu Wied-Neuwied, 1820)
Crypturellus noctivagus zabele (von Spix, 1825)

Előfordulása
Dél-Amerikában, Brazília keleti részén honos. Természetes élőhelyei a szubtrópusi és trópusi síkvidéki esőerdők, szavannák és cserjések. Állandó, nem vonuló faj.

Megjelenése
Testhossza 33 centiméter, testtömege 533–602 gramm.

Életmódja
Általában a földön, magányosan keresgéli hajtásokból, növényi anyagokból és rovarokból, különösen bogarakból és hangyákból álló táplálékát.

Természetvédelmi helyzete
Az elterjedési területe elég nagy, egyedszáma viszont gyorsan csökken. A Természetvédelmi Világszövetség Vörös listáján mérsékelten fenyegetett fajként szerepel.

Jegyzetek

Források

További információk
Képek az interneten a fajról
Xeno-canto.org - A faj hangja és elterjedési térképe

Crypturellus
Madárfajok
Brazília endemikus madarai


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Glittering Promises
by Lisa T. Bergren
"If you spot him again, shoot him on sight," my father said. "I shall deal with the repercussions myself."
I gently pulled off my gloves and felt Will's grip on my elbow tighten. I looked about the room --- at my younger sister, Lil; my brother, Felix; and one of our guards, Pascal, standing with Antonio and my father.
"What's this?" Will asked, leading me closer to the others, deeper into the Venetian palazzo's grand salon. I was thankful that the long windows were wide open, allowing the brine-laced breeze to waft through. "What's happened?"
"Oh, Cora!" Lillian cried, rising and entering my arms. She clung to me a second and then pulled back to look at me. "It was Nathan Hawke! I'm certain I saw him across the piazza today!"
"Truly?" I asked. "Nathan? If you're right, he's far less clever than I though." I looked to my father, his words about shooting him on sight making far more sense now. Nathan Hawke was dangerous, insturmental in our kidnapping a week past, thwarted only because Will and Art had used other nefarious men to double-cross him. I lifted a hand to my temple and shook my head. "It makes no sense. He should be on a steamer to Greece by now. Not lollygaggin about where one of us might spy him, report him. He risks imprisonment!"
"Unless he wants to be seen," Antonio grumbled, thick chin in hand.
"For what purpose?" Felix asked.
"To make certain that we know who is behind the next kidnapping," bit out my father, throwing up a hand in frustration. "So that we might pay the ransom without hesitation."
"His partners are in jail," I said. "What true threat is one man when we are so many?"
"It took only one to take our Lillian," my father said, his blue eyes steel cold as he leveled them at me. "And another to nab you as well."
"We are far less naive than we were when we began this journey. We never go out alone ---"
"Not that that resolves our concerns," my father said. "What would you do if he leveled a gun at you? Or your sister? Or young William here?"
"Presumbably our armed guard would protect us."
He paced back and forth, flicking one hand in the air. "So he draws his pistol, Antonio draws another, and you are caught in the cross fire?"
I bit my lip, stymied by both his logic and the sudden reminder that he might care for me and my future, regardless of the bad blood that had passed between us. I pinched my temples between thumb and ring finger. "We've been trhough this, Father. We cannot live in fear the rest of our lives. Like it or not, after that Life article, we'll be recognized wherever we go. Even more so once the next issue is off the presses and reaches Europe."
"Which will be soon," said Hugh Morgan, one of our traveling companions, his tone uncommonly gentle. "It'll be any day now."
I looked back at my father. Here, at last, was the gauntlet he'd warned me of --- the trials of leading, of making choices. I had to show him I was up to the task. "If it's not Nathan Hawke, there will be others, yes? You have enemies. I, apparently, have enemies. This is our present reality. And we all must deal with that threat, here, now, so that we can be done with it forevermore."
"It would be easier at home in Montana," my father said. "We wouldn't be so exposed."
I held a breath, defeated by the idea of turning tail and running after all we'd endured. We'd fought to be here, earned the right to finish our trip, even if it was against Father's wishes. Hadn't we? But I recognized his fear, his concern for the others --- my siblings, Felix, Vivian, and Lil, as well as the Morgans --- even if I couldn't trust what he felt for me. I sighed and looked to Will.
"When is the earliest we could leave, if we wished to?" Father said.
"The Charleston ships out in a couple of weeks from Pisa. We might secure passage on her. But given that it's high season, she's likely sold every stateroom, and getting us all aboard, even if you all agreed to travel second class..." Will shook his head. "No, it's highly unlikely we'd find anything above steerage. There's a slim chance we could find acommodations on the Charlemagne, the following week out of Naples."
"Oh, but the Charlemagne's a miserable ship," Pierre de Richelieu said, entering the room, his keen eyes covering each of us but resting on me. "Trust me. You'd never wish to board her wretched gang-plank." His eyes narraowed as he took in the dour mood of the room. "What's happened?" he asked, his French accent growing thicker. "What is it?"
Antonio ben to whisper in his ear, and Pierre's handsome green eyes shifted to me, his brows furrowed in alarm --- and then his gaze traveled down to Will's hand on my elbow. I knew he'd remained, even once Will and I began openly courting, hoping I might change my mind. He pinched his lower lip, then turned to a chair and sat down, heavilty, as if beaten. He was due to leave for Paris within hours. I knew that this was perhaps the last time I'd ever see him, which made me alternately relieved and sad.
My father strode to the window and put a hand on the frame as he stared outward. "It is you that Nathan Hawke is after, Cora. An heiress, a millionaire in her own right, now. That's the story the press shall propagate. Luc Coltaire would've taken any of you. But a Montanan like Hawke? He's after you."
I let out a soft scoffing laugh. My sole inheritance --- my claim on a portion of the Dunnigan mine --- was in dispute. Father wished to hold it out before me like a carrot before a horse, forcing me to go in the direction he wished. I had secured an attorney and discovered I might have a change at fighting for a portion, whether my father approved of my decisions --- continuing the tour, allowing Will rather than Pierre to court me --- or not.
"Perhaps you can flag Hawke down in the piazza," I said.
"Explain to him that you are doing your level best to keep me and my parents from earning one dollar of our mine's bounty. That trying to wring a ransom from my banker will be as difficult as squeezing blood from a turnip since I have about three dollars to my name."
I heard the tiny gasp from my sister Lil. Everyone in the room seemed to take a collective breath, all eyes now concentrating on the two of us.
"Cora, this all mustn't be so trying," my father said, his blue eyes shifting in agitation to the others in the room. "And even if we weren't at odds about the Dunnigan mine, you know he'd come to me. Appeal to me as your father. I'm the known quality."
"And we both know how far that would get him." I took a deep breath and looked to Will, then back to my father, feeling a wince of regret now over my harsh words and the shadow that passed through his eyes. "But if you feel it's me that Nathan is after, perhaps we should part company for a time. I don't wish to endanger the others."
"No!" Lillian cried, coming to me and taking my arm before looking back to our father. Her blonde ringlets by her ears bounced. "Please, Father. Don't allow her to go. It isn't safe!"
"We only have a few weeks left before the Olympic sails back home," I said, patting her hand. "We wouldn't be apart for all that long."
rising voices, floating down the marble staircase, drew our attention to the open doors. Vivian. And Andrew. They were getting closer, bickering, and then Vivian arrived, flushed and wringing her hands, Andrew directly on her heels. She looked up, belatedly realizing that so many of us had gathered and overheard them arguing.
I splayed out my hands and forced a smile, eager to relieve the pressure of the group's attention. "We were just discussing the possibility of parting ways for a time."
"Parting ways?" sputtered Vivian, her small features drawing together in a frown. "Who of us wishes to part ways with you?"
I almost laughed at Andrew's steady gazed behind her. he was one, for certain. Somehow, he seemed ready to pin their growing dissonance on me.
"I believe we are past that idea," my father said quietly. "Now we must plot our safest course."
I considered him and then cast my eyes about the room, thinking. "What if we changed course again? Get off the Grand Tour track. See Antonio's Italy together?" I gestured toward our guide and then folded my arms. "Nathan Hawke is resourceful, but I wager it was Luc Coltaire that kept them on our trail before. If we up and disappeared in the wee hours, this very night, would we not likely slip from the city without him knowing where we'd gone? And if we kept to the smaller towns and villages, rather than the grand cities, would we not be far less likely to encounter those that knew the first thing about us?"
My father's gaze shifted to me, his gray mustached twitching as he considered my plan. And it was then that I knew he agreed with me.
"But what of the big cities?" Nell whined. "I do so want to see Milan. Turin. And Florence!"
by by Lisa T. Bergren
Genres: Christian Fiction, Fiction, Historical Romance
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As a museum of ancient Chinese art, Shanghai Museum possesses a collection of 120,000 precious works of art. Its rich and high-quality collection of ancient Chinese bronze, ceramics, painting and calligraphy is specially celebrated in the world.
Shanghai Grand Theatre is a landmark building in Shanghai, which makes the people's square a veritable political and cultural center in Shanghai. The Grand Theatre successfully staged opera, musicals, ballet, symphony, chamber music, drama, drama and other large-scale performances and comprehensive arts party. Is increasingly becoming Shanghai's important Cultural exchange window and the bridge of artistic communication.
Founded in 1987, Jazz at Lincoln Center is headquartered in New York City. Led by Managing and Artistic Director and multi-Grammy winner, Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center presents a wide variety of Jazz legends and rising stars throughout the year. Its mission is to entertain, enrich and expand a global community for jazz through performance, education, and advocacy.


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Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Writers
Jon Evans	@rezendi / 9 years
So this is awkward. Ownshelf is a new service that lets people store and share ebooks online. Pretty nifty, huh? They reached out to me in part because I've released several of my own books for free under a Creative Commons license. (For those of you new to this column, I write fiction when not writing code, and have had a bunch of novels published by HarperCollins, Hachette, etc., over the years; see picture.) What they didn't know is that for fun, all by my lonesome, I recently created — and open-sourced — a service called ePubHost which, er, lets people store, search, and share quotes from their ebooks online. Sound familiar? Um.
But despite the existence of mine own open-source competitor, I think Ownshelf is on to something. It was shopkeepers, not miners, who got rich from gold rushes. Similarly, in a world where self-publishing is so easy, creating an ebook platform sounds like a much better economic strategy than actually writing a book.
The problem with the latter is a fundamental mismatch of supply and demand. The world is full of would-be authors. (It is alleged that many centuries ago, lamenting the endless decline of civilization, Cicero complained, "Children no longer listen to their parents, and every man wants to write a book.") But there are already an awful lot of books out there. And many of them are very good.
The average American reads only 17 books a year. (Others say it's a mere 6.5, but let's be optimistic.) Call it 1,200 books per lifetime. If every author on the planet fell down dead tomorrow, there would still be far too many good books out there — heck, too many great books — for most people to get through before they died.
I can't see that books-per-year number drastically increasing any time soon, given the shinier distractions everywhere we turn these days. Meanwhile, the supply of books just keeps growing, and growing, and growing–it seems that tens of thousands of new novels are published every year. So, Economics 101: when supply skyrockets, and demand stagnates, what happens to price?
Obviously I'm being quite reductive here; obviously books are not fungible, and different people have different tastes and interests, and many books grow stale and fail to appeal to modern minds; and yet, the general problem remains. No matter what mélange of literary niches floats your particular boat, you probably have too many good books to read and not enough time. And more books emerge every year. Of course, there are more readers, too, but that's only slightly relevant. The per-person demand remains the same. 17 books per year. 1,200 per lifetime.
Despite that, I for one will keep writing, even though I know that I'm competing with Gabriel García Márquez, Margaret Atwood, Martin Cruz Smith, Jo Walton, George R.R. Martin, Hilary Mantel, and Cormac McCarthy, to name a few personal modern favorites — and also with the self-published masses, some of whom are probably superb. Not least because I'm arrogant and weird enough to believe that a couple of mine own books (in particular, believe it or not, the one about a squirrel) deserve to be among those 1,200.
But I don't think there's any point in trying to write anything merely good any more. The world is overflowing with good. Storytellers today must either go great or go home.
And I'm not just talking about books. When Michael Arrington interviewed Mark Zuckerberg at TC Disrupt earlier this year, there were nearly 30 different TV cameras there, all of them capturing pretty much exactly the same shot. Literally thousands of journalists attend the Olympics. Wouldn't the world do just fine with only five or six of those cameras, and merely hundreds of Olympic journalists? Isn't that, in all likelihood, the world towards which we are moving?
Newspapers everywhere are moving towards paywalls, but even if they profit today, they'll only prolong their agony. The endgame is a world in which most publications will specialize in one particular genre: tech, business, entertainment, sports, international, local. Only a few will span many genres. Newspapers as we know them will mostly be reduced to the "local" genre, at which point a paywall will hurt more than help. But they face the same problem as authors: there's an overwhelming supply of news, features, and analysis out there, versus a limited and probably maxed-out demand from each member of the audience.
Thanks to today's tech it has never been easier to create and publish music, movies, books, journalism, or indeed, virtually any other form of self-expression. Thanks to tomorrow's tech, it's going to get easier yet. Lots of people love to create, or at least aspire to it. Creators are widely admired and revered in our society. (I really don't fully understand why, though of course I do appreciate it.) But there is only so much time in which to consume all these glorious creations that beset us on every side. So I beg of all you would-be writers, musicians, directors, and journalists out there: as Laurence Olivier once said of acting, "If anything can stop you — let it."
Image credit: Slightly obsolete vanity shelf, by yours truly, on Flickr.
(Disclaimer 1: I should probably declare my paywall affiliation: My employer HappyFunCorp numbers a paywall provider among its clients, and I've written a bunch of code for them over the last year-plus.)
(Disclaimer 2: I, too, am technically a self-publisher — now that the rights for the pictured novels have reverted from their original publishers to me, I have Kindle-published them myself.)


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Tuesday Reading List: Authentic Leadership, Discrimination, and Rural Schools
August 16, 2016 Justin Cohen
Earlier this week, Brittany Packnett, a co-founder of We the Protestors and Campaign Zero, interviewed Layla Avila and Sharhonda Bossier, the two staff leaders of Education Leaders of Color:
Brittany: Why do you think people of color have a unique role to play?
Sharhonda: I think that people who share the backgrounds and experiences of the communities we serve are uniquely positioned to be champions for our kids and to help bridge divides. I grew up in Watts and attended a high school that had a 60 percent graduation rate. I know what it's like to know when the best option in your community isn't setting you up for success. Through my work, I've also seen what's possible in communities like the one in which I grew up ...
Layla: Many of us grew up and live in the communities at the center of efforts to improve education. So this work is at our core and keeps us grounded. That doesn't mean only people color of can do this work. But our experiences give us insights into the needs of our students, their social and emotional needs, and the trauma they may be bringing to school.
Leaders who share the experiences of the communities they hope to serve are more likely to understand the root problems, and therefore will be positioned to find stronger solutions. While this seems intuitive, educators in both traditional and innovative spaces struggle with this concept. Predictably, the haters of education progress want to stop this kind of authentic representation, because it will challenge their orthodoxy.
Speaking of ingrained beliefs, Alan Noble of The Atlantic looks at religious higher education institutions that prevent same-sex relationships on campus:
Certain private religious institutions are legally allowed to maintain these policies, which might mean they refuse to hire faculty in same-sex relationships or deny housing for married same-sex students. Many of these schools accept tuition in the form of federal and state grants and loans. That's led critics, including the Human Rights Campaign, Campus Pride, and some LGBT students, to see these exemptions as discrimination hidden behind religion—and even worse, government-subsidized discrimination. Students whose expression of sexual or gender identity conflicts with their campus's conduct code face a difficult and often painful situation. They may reconsider their place at the university, their faith, their relationships, and their future. Fears of expulsion and shame may prevent these students from talking openly to school officials, which leaves them vulnerable to abuse and lacking adequate community support.
The author of the piece wants to find a middle ground, but I disagree. When private institutions can discriminate based on sexual orientation, we open the floodgates to myriad other kinds of discrimination. "Religious freedom" should not be used as a cudgel to enforce discrimination.
In other news, John Deasey, the former superintendent of the Los Angeles public schools, writes an open letter to Ta-Nehisi Coates wherein he explains his new venture, to help find alternatives to youth incarceration:
... my last promise is to use the next phase of my career to champion juvenile redemption, and to help promote alternatives to juvenile incarceration. Since my graduation from college, I have witnessed every conceivable policy and practice for dealing with youth discipline. What remains crystal clear in my opinion and experience is that nearly all forms are devoid of the essential experience of redemption. I will use my strength and privilege to establish alternatives to mass juvenile incarceration that are designed instead to be fully redemptive; to eliminate recidivism. There are, of course, consequences to breaking the law, and yet, there are few, if any, 'programs' that fundamentally lead to non-recidivism.
Deasey wrestles with the role of white leadership in racial justice, reparations, education, and justice in this letter, all topics that should resonate for regular readers here, so be sure to check it out.
Finally, Alan Richard at the Hechinger Report looks at a rural school district that has been the beneficiary of the Obama administration's education policies:
President Obama's signature education policies such as Race to the Top and the expanded School Improvement Grant program to turn around low-performing schools didn't always reach places like Dillon and Southern communities like it, however, where schools face the triple problems of poverty, a legacy of racial segregation and distance from jobs and resources that could help uplift the community. "The challenges in rural communities are very real—funding, teacher recruitment and retention, access to technology, poverty, ever-changing expectations, and professional development and support," U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. told The Hechinger Report. "These issues, though national, are often felt first, deepest and longest in rural schools" ... Not only is the middle school new, but the high school graduation rate has soared from 57 percent to 91 percent in four years. Still, just half of Dillon's new graduates enroll in two- or four-year college, compared with 70 percent statewide.
It seems appropriate to do at least some modest celebrating, even though this is just one place, and there's a long way to go. Richard examines what worked and didn't in the district, and he also asks whether there's more that the federal government can do for rural schools. Many of us who work on issues of concentrated urban poverty are clueless when it comes to rural schooling, so I encourage everyone to give this a deep read. Have a great day!
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Pogórze – teren górzysty lub pagórkowaty, porozcinany dolinami rzecznymi, czasami o wierzchowinie znajdującej się na jednym poziomie. Może ono być pozostałością dawnej powierzchni zrównanej przez denudację.

Pogórze może być porośnięte przez roślinność piętra pogórza lub regla dolnego.

Na pogórzach dominowały niegdyś lasy liściaste, ale w wyniku wielowiekowej działalności człowieka zostały one w dużej części wycięte. Dzisiaj znajdują się na nich głównie pola uprawne, pastwiska i sady, chociaż niektóre pogórza są silnie zalesione.

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The opening hours for a business. Opening hours can be specified as a weekly time range, starting with days, then times per day. Multiple days can be listed with commas ',' separating each day. Day or time ranges are specified using a hyphen '-'.
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Home /COVID-19 Visitor Info & Resources
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COVID-19 Visitor Info & Resources
As of June 12, 2020, Indiana is currently in Stage 4 of Indiana's Back on Track Plan as our state safely reopens as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. To find out more about Indiana's Back on Track Plan, click here.
During Stage 4, you can expect 6-foot social distancing guidelines, increased safety measures, and face coverings are recommended.
So, what does this mean for visitors and which locations in Kokomo are now open?
Hotels – All Kokomo hotels are open with enhanced safety measures in place. Find a complete list of hotels here.
Restaurants – Kokomo restaurants are open for dine-in eating at 75% capacity with social distancing guidelines and increased safety measures. Carry-out is still available at most all locations. Bars are open at 50% capacity with social distancing guidelines. Find a complete list of restaurants here.
Retail Shops – Retail stores and malls are open at full capacity with social distancing guidelines in place. Find a list of local shops here.
Visitor Centers – The downtown Visitor Center located inside the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library is now open. Find visitor guides, city maps, trail maps and more. Our main Visitor Center located inside the Inventrek Technology Park remains closed until further notice. Find more information here.
Trails & Parks – All trails and parks are open. To explore local trails, you can rent a bike at Koko-Go Free Ride Bike Share in downtown (located directly behind Foxes Trail Restaurant.) Bike rentals are FREE! Maximum rental time is 3 hours. Open daily. Find out more here.
Fairs, Concerts & Events – Although many community events have canceled or postponed, there are still plenty of options of family-friendly events planned. Find out which events are happening this year in Kokomo here.
Under Stage 4 of Indiana's Back on Track Plan, tourism sites and attractions may open at 50% capacity. Here are the local attractions currently open in Kokomo:
Kokomo Beach Family Aquatic Center outdoor water park is now open at 50% capacity. Enhanced sanitation and safety measures have been implemented. Kokomo Beach is open daily through Aug. 2, 2020. Hours: Monday-Saturday 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. & Sunday 12-7 p.m. Get more info here.
The Howard County Museum inside the historic Seiberling Mansion is now open at 50% capacity. New safety measures implemented include enhanced cleaning measures, social distanced touring and hand sanitizer stations. Facial masks are required for all guests (and staff/volunteers) and masks can be purchased at the door for $1. Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 1-4 p.m. Learn more about the Seiberling Mansion here.
Kokomo Downtown Farmers' Market is open every Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. in downtown Kokomo. Vendors are required to wear facial masks, and patrons are strongly encouraged to wear masks when shopping. Get more info here.
Elwood Haynes Museum is now open at 50% capacity with social distanced touring. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. and Sunday 1-4 p.m. Learn more about the Elwood Haynes Museum here.
Kokomo Opalescent Glass factory tours are still closed and plan to resume on June 29, 2020. This is subject to change. Learn about Kokomo Opalescent Glass here.
Please check back often for updates!
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Qualitative studies exploring the factors behind a doctor's decisions to order clinical laboratory blood testing are lacking. A better understanding of these factors can help in formulating interventions that could improve the quality of health care and limit costs. The purpose of this qualitative case series study was to identify factors that influence a doctor's decision to order routine clinical laboratory blood tests. Fifteen doctors from Western New York, working in different hospital settings, were interviewed. There were 5 doctors in each case type: major, community, and private hospitals. When analyzed by case, there was a difference between the three groups in the ordering of tests based on fear of malpractice. The majority of the doctors from the community hospitals group (4 of 5) and private practice group (3 of 5) said that they had ordered tests based on the fear of malpractice. However, in the major hospital group, only 1 doctor followed this pattern. Although, the majority of the doctors (13 of 15) held favorable views of the guidelines for administering the blood tests, most (8 of 13) thought that they were impractical for use in their practice, and hence needed major modifications. To increase effectiveness for guideline adherence, a multifaceted local team approach is recommended that includes a review of guidelines by a committee comprised of respected local doctors in consultation with the area doctors. In addition, the development of continuing education could have a positive effect on guideline adherence and the reduction of unnecessary testing. This reduction could result in increased quality of care and reduced cost burden to the health care system.