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require File.join( File.dirname(__FILE__), '..', "spec_helper" )

describe Payment do

  before(:all) do
    @user = User.new(:login => 'Joey', :password => 'password', :password_confirmation => 'password', :role => :admin)
    @user.save
    @user.should be_valid

    @manager = StaffMember.new(:name => "Mrs. M.A. Nerger")
    @manager.save
    @manager.should be_valid

    @funder = Funder.new(:name => "FWWB")
    @funder.save
    @funder.should be_valid

    @funding_line = FundingLine.new(:amount => 10_000_000, :interest_rate => 0.15, :purpose => "for women",
                                    :disbursal_date => "2006-02-02", :first_payment_date => "2007-05-05", :last_payment_date => "2009-03-03", :id => 1)
    @funding_line.funder = @funder
    @funding_line.save
    @funding_line.should be_valid

    @branch = Branch.new(:name => "Kerela branch", :id => 1)
    @branch.manager = @manager
    @branch.code = "bra"
    @branch.save
    @branch.should be_valid

    @center = Center.new(:name => "Munnar hill center")
    @center.manager = @manager
    @center.branch  = @branch
    @center.code = "cen"
    @center.save
    @center.should be_valid

    @client = Client.new(:name => 'Ms C.L. Ient', :reference => 'XW000-2009.01.05', :client_type => ClientType.create(:type => "standard"), :created_by => @user)
    @client.center  = @center
    @client.date_joined = Date.parse('2008-01-01')
    @client.save
    @client.should be_valid

    @loan_product = LoanProduct.new
    @loan_product.name = "LP1"
    @loan_product.max_amount = 1000
    @loan_product.min_amount = 1000
    @loan_product.max_interest_rate = 100
    @loan_product.min_interest_rate = 0.1
    @loan_product.installment_frequency = :weekly
    @loan_product.max_number_of_installments = 100
    @loan_product.min_number_of_installments = 25
    @loan_product.loan_type = "DefaultLoan"
    @loan_product.valid_from = Date.parse('2000-01-01')
    @loan_product.valid_upto = Date.parse('2012-01-01')
    @loan_product.save
    @loan_product.errors.each {|e| puts e}
    @loan_product.should be_valid

    @loan = Loan.new(:amount => 1000, :interest_rate => 0.2, :installment_frequency => :weekly, :number_of_installments => 40, :scheduled_first_payment_date => "2000-12-06", :applied_on => "2000-02-01", :scheduled_disbursal_date => "2000-06-13")
    @loan.history_disabled = true
    @loan.applied_by       = @manager
    @loan.funding_line     = @funding_line
    @loan.client           = @client
    @loan.approved_on = "2000-02-03"
    @loan.approved_by = @manager
    @loan.disbursal_date = @loan.scheduled_disbursal_date
    @loan.disbursed_by = @manager
    @loan.loan_product = @loan_product
    @loan.save
    @loan.errors.each {|e| puts e}
    @loan.should be_valid
  end

  before(:each) do
    @user.active = true
    @manager.active = true
    @payment = Payment.new(:amount =>1000,:type => :principal,:received_on=>"2000-12-06")
    @payment.created_by=@user
    @payment.received_by=@manager
    @payment.loan=@loan
    @payment.valid?
    @payment.errors.each {|e| puts e}
    @payment.should be_valid
  end

  it "should not be valid without belonging to a loan" do
    @payment.loan=nil
    @payment.should raise_error
  end
  it "should not be valid without being created by a staff member" do
    @payment.created_by=nil
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid without being received by a staff member" do
    @payment.received_by=nil
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid without being created by active user" do
    @user.active=false
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid without beng received by an active staff member" do
    @manager.active=false
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid without being properly deleted" do
    @payment.deleted_by=@user
    @payment.deleted_at=nil
    @payment.should_not be_valid
    @payment.deleted_at="2009-02-02"
    @payment.should be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid if date of receival is in future" do
    @payment.received_on=Date.new() + 10
    @payment.should_not be_valid
    @payment.received_on = nil
  end
  it "should not be valid if interest is negative" do
    @payment.amount= -2
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid if principal is negative" do
    @payment.amount=-600
    @payment.type = :principal
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid if total is negative" do
    @payment.amount =-1900
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid if payment is received before disbursal of loan" do
    @payment.received_on = @loan.scheduled_disbursal_date - 1
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid if paying too much principal" do
    @payment.amount=5000
    @payment.type = :principal
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end
  it "should not be valid if paying too much interest" do
    @payment.type = :interest
    @payment.amount = 201
    @payment.should_not be_valid
  end

end

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Lamont "Mizont" Depew was born in Kingston N.Y on June 20, 1976. At the age of 3 years old, he would move to Boston Massachusetts with his mom & two older brothers. Every Saturday morning, the sounds of W.I.L.D's "The Time Tunnel" would fill the apartment with Disco & Soul Classics that left a lasting impression on him. Also on Saturday nights, K.I.S.S 108 would play some underground music with Top 40 Pop in between. He would sneak out of bed just to experience the different sounds they would be playing without waking up the whole house. All these moments from the 80's came into fruition on New Year's Eve in 94 when he was convinced by his mother to go to "The Boston Loft" because she said, "you need a change in your life for the good". So on that night Mizont's life literally changed at that moment.
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Mistrial je čtrnácté sólové studiové album amerického zpěváka a kytaristy Lou Reeda, dřívějšího člena kapely The Velvet Underground, vydané v roce 1986 (vydala jej společnost RCA Records). Spolu s Reedem byl jeho producentem baskytarista Fernando Saunders.

Seznam skladeb
Všechny skladby napsal Lou Reed.

Strana 1
 "Mistrial"
 "No Money Down"
 "Outside"
 "Don"t Hurt a Woman"
 "Video Violence"

Strana 2
 "Spit It Out"
 "The Original Wrapper"
 "Mama's Got a Lover"
 "I Remember You"
 "Tell It to Your Heart"

Obsazení
 Lou Reed – zpěv, sólová kytara, power kytara, rytmická kytara
 Eddie Martinez – rytmická kytara
 Fernando Saunders – baskytara, programované bicí, doprovodný zpěv, rytmická kytara v "Tell It To Your Heart" a "Don't Hurt A Woman", piáno v "I Remember You", basový syntezátor a perkuse v "Outside"
 Rick Bell – tenor saxofon v "No Money Down"
 J. T. Lewis – bicí, perkuse
 Sammy Merendino – perkuse, programované bicí
 Jim Carroll – doprovodný zpěv v "Video Violence"
 Rubén Blades – doprovodný zpěv v "I Remember You" & "Tell It to Your Heart"

Reference

Alba Lou Reeda
Alba z roku 1986
Alba, která produkoval Lou Reed
Alba, která produkoval Fernando Saunders
Alba RCA Records
Alba v angličtině

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Muunsi 20181227 - 2019 Form Updates:n PDF:ksi.
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) has approved amendments to Citizens' policy forms for new business and renewal policies effective on or after February 1, 2019. The major form changes are outlined below.
Note: Citizens' rate changes for Personal Lines policies are delayed until September 1, 2019, pending OIR approval.
The Existing Damage exclusion has been amended to better express that existing damage is not covered and to express that, under this exclusion, any ensuing loss to property not otherwise excluded is covered.
An Agreement provision and a Diminution In Value definition have been added to clarify that the property portion of the policy does not insure a reduction in value.
The Duties After Loss condition has been updated to require that such duties also be performed by third-party assignees of policy benefits (e.g., the duty to show damaged property) and must be performed for any person acting on Citizens' behalf.
Participation of a third party as an assignee of the policy benefits now is allowed.
The Mediation condition has been amended regarding settlement rescindment.
The Appraisal condition has been amended to express that when an insured or any party other than Citizens requests a mediation, Citizens still can demand an appraisal.
Where applicable, the term prejudicial to us has been removed from the Duties After Loss condition.
Policies that include coverage for nonweather water-related losses are updated to better express when Citizens will not pay for damages from seepage or leakage of water or steam.
For nonweather water-related losses, REM will be limited to $3,000 and applies to protect Coverage A, Coverage B and Coverage C property from further damage.
A $10,000 limit on coverage is introduced for covered losses caused by accidental discharge of water, as described in the policy.
Note: For HO-6 and DP-3 condominium and tenant contents policies, additional limits exceeding $3,000 for REM to protect the property from accidental discharge of water no longer are available, except when approved by Citizens.
A Notice of Change in Policy Terms will be included with 2019 PR-M and PR-W renewal offers. The content of each notice varies by policy form. These notices are available in the Policyholder Notices section for each policy form on the Personal section of the Agents site.
To access the updated forms, log in to the Agents site, select Personal, then PR-M or PR-W and then the applicable policy form.


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Modern Era (1946 - present)
Alabama police attack Selma-to-Montgomery marchers
The First March From Selma
John Lewis was a key organizer of the march. The 25-year-old son of an Alabama sharecropper was the leader of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), an organization dedicated to ending segregation and to registering black voters. The movement practiced non-violence. Lewis and other leaders asked the demonstrators not to fight back against anyone who committed violence against them during the peaceful protest. What did the demonstrators do when the heavily armed state troopers confronted them?
The marchers paused for a moment, then kept walking. The sheriff warned the people that they had two minutes to break up the march, but the deputies attacked sooner. The demonstrators were tear-gassed, clubbed, spat on, whipped, trampled by horses, and jeered by others for demanding the right to register to vote. Television and newspapers carried pictures of the event that became known as "Bloody Sunday."


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Latest Alaska News
Headstones, crosses vandalized at Russian cemetery in Alaska
SITKA, Alaska (AP) — Police are investigating vandalism at a Russian cemetery in Alaska. Police in Sitka are investigating vandalism at the Russian Cemetery. About 20 headstones were knocked over or damaged at Russian Cemetery in Sitka, and Russian Orthodox crosses...
Alaska lawmakers face proposed salary hike, allowance limits
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A commission tasked with reviewing legislative pay on Tuesday voted to raise the annual salary for Alaska lawmakers but to restrict the daily allowance lawmakers can receive. The changes will go forward unless the Legislature expressly rejects them. The...
Alaska court weighs arguments over new election process
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Political parties "have no right to be gatekeepers to the ballot," an attorney argued Tuesday in urging the Alaska Supreme Court to uphold a voter-approved electoral system that would end party primaries in the state and institute ranked-choice voting in general...
Chan, Zuckerberg fighting Native American vaccine hesitancy
Dallas Goldtooth, known for his role in the hit FX television series "Reservation Dogs," slowly swivels in his chair to face the camera in a recent TikTok video. As he looks at the audience, a voice-over announcer says, "When people refuse to get vaccinated but also talk about protecting...
Alaska ER doctor's paintings follow passage of pandemic
HOMER, Alaska (AP) — First Friday art talks usually become passive affairs, with artists discussing their works as visitors politely watch and listen. At the Jan. 7 opening of "The Mind of a Healthcare Worker During the COVID-19 Pandemic" at the Homer Council on the Arts, artist and emergency...
Election overhaul in Alaska aimed at reducing partisanship
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — As partisan warfare has become the norm in state legislatures and Congress, Alaska is set to embark on an experiment to see if voters themselves can disarm the combatants. A new election system, narrowly passed by voters in 2020 and set to be used in this...
Tsunami threat recedes from huge Pacific volcanic eruption
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — The tsunami threat around the Pacific from a huge undersea volcanic eruption began to recede Sunday, while the extent of damage to Tonga remained unclear. Satellite images showed the spectacular eruption that took place Saturday evening, with a plume...
ISLAMORADA, Fla. (AP) — A 57-year-old Alaskan pediatrician died while scuba diving off the Florida Keys, officials said Saturday. Dr. Kimberly Jean Kilgore of Juneau died Friday while diving with a group off Islamorada, the Monroe County Sheriff's Office said. ...
Backers of tribal recognition measure submit signatures
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Supporters of a proposed initiative that seeks to formalize government-to-government relationships between the state and federally recognized tribes in Alaska have submitted signatures aimed at getting the measure on this year's ballot. The campaign behind...
Bridge proposed along section of slumping Alaska park road
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A federal agency is proposing a large steel bridge along a section of the only road that runs through a premier national park in Alaska — a stretch that officials say has been rapidly slumping amid changes in the climate. About half the mostly gravel road...


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class CategoryPolicy < ApplicationPolicy
  def index?
    true
  end

  def show?
    (record.active? && record.variants_counter > 0) || user&.is_editor?
  end

  def update?
    user&.is_editor?
  end

  def edit?
    update?
  end

  def create?
    update?
  end

  def new?
    create?
  end

  def destroy?
    update?
  end

  class Scope < Scope
    def resolve
      if user&.is_editor?
        scope.all
      else
        scope.active.where.not(variants_counter: 0)
      end
    end
  end
end


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Afternoon Concert BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Music from the BBC NOW. Copland: Quiet City. Ravel: Piano Concerto (soloist: Peter Donohoe). Mendelssohn: Symphony No 4. Plus the BBC Philharmonic in Bizet: Carmen (selection).
Penny Gore introduces music by Copland, Ravel and Mendelssohn performed by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales plus, for BBC Music's Ten Pieces, aimed at opening up the world of classical music to children aged 11 and above, a selection from Bizet's Carmen from the BBC Philharmonic
Ten Pieces
Bizet: Carmen (selection)
Juanjo Mena (conductor)
c.2.20pm
Copland: Quiet City for cor anglais, trumpet and strings
Philippe Schartz (trumpet)
Sarah-Jayne Porsmoguer (cor anglais)
Ben Gernon (conductor)
Ravel: Piano Concerto in G major
Peter Donohoe (piano)
Thomas Sondergard (conductor)
Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 4 in A major, Op.90 (Italian)
Francesco Angelico (conductor).
1 hour, 30 minutes
Wed 7 Oct 2015 14:00
Episode 2—BBC National Orchestra of Wales
BBC National Orchestra of Wales live from Hoddinott Hall, Cardiff—BBC National Orchestra of Wales
See all episodes from Afternoon Concert
Carmen Suites nos. 1 & 2 (selection)
Orchestra: BBC Philharmonic. Conductor: Juanjo Mena.
Recorded 12 March 2015 at Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Quiet city for cor anglais, trumpet and strings
Performer: Philippe Schartz. Performer: sarah-jayne porsmoguer. Orchestra: BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Conductor: Ben Gernon.
Recorded 29 March 2015 at Venue Cymru, Llandudno
Concerto in G major for piano and orchestra
Performer: Peter Donohoe. Orchestra: BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Conductor: Thomas Søndergård.
Recorded 24 July 2015 at St David's Cathedral
Symphony no. 4 in A major Op.90 (Italian)
Orchestra: BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Conductor: Francesco Angelico.
Recorded 30 November 2014 at Venue Cymru, Llandudno
Performer BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Music > Classical


Holiday home with private pool, La Maison Voltaire.
Fully renovated village house in the centre of the lovely Languedoc village of Caux, 30 min from Mediterranean beaches.
Accommodation over two floors; ground floor, open-plan living and dining areas with kitchen. High ceilings, leading out to terrace and pool area. Utility room, TV room and double ensuite bedroom.
Second floor with conservatory with extensive countryside views. Four further bedrooms, three with ensuite bathrooms plus large family bathroom. Max occupancy 10 people in 6 bedrooms.
Extensive terrace with two dining areas and bar and seating area.
Summer kitchen and pool-side WC and shower. Private, heated pool 10m x 5m.
Village has restaurant, grocery store, wine outlets, café bars, take-away pizza, bakery, post-office, weekly market etc.
The Renaissance town of Pézenas is a 5 minutes drive for huge choice of fantastic, traditional restaurants and pavement cafés and bars.
Unmissable Saturday market. Beautiful architecture amongst the winding streets.
Artisan shops and many cultural events during summer - concerts and festivals etc. Four supermarkets and many antique shops.
Mediterranean coastline 30 minutes with almost endless child-friendly beaches. All watersports, restaurants and cafés.
Open-plan living and dining and kitchen area with high ceiling.
Doors to terrace and pool area.
Kitchen with central island and stools, two ceramich hobs, American-style fridge freezer, dishwasher.
Conservatory with table an dchairs overlooking pool and terrace.
Bedroom 2, double with ensuite WC, shoer and hand basin.
Summer kitchen with fridge, hob and sink.
Garage parking for one car, off-road parking for 1 car.
The property is located in the heart of the village of Caux.
The medieval village of Caux is located deep in the heart of the Languedoc vineyards, 6 kilometres North of Pézenas, between Béziers and Montpellier. Mediterranean beaches at Vias Plage 30 minutes.
Wine-tasting all around in the Languedoc vineyards. 'Le Prieuré Saint-Jean de Bébian is one of the oldest vineyards in France dating back to 1152.
Cap d'Agde (25 minutes) has further beaches and water sports, boat trips, beautiful harbour, golf, casino, fashionable shopping, nightclubs, waterfront restaurants and the very chic in-crowd of holiday-makers from Paris.
Béziers (25 minutes) has perhaps the best flower market in the whole of the south on Fridays in the beautiful tree-lined main boulevard. 4 day traditional party ('Féria') in August. Excellent covered market and large hypermarkets.
Don't miss a visit to the famous Canal du Midi which links the Atlantic with the Mediterranean. Miles of flat walks along the shady toe-paths, occasionally interrupted by fabulous cafés and restaurants. Nowadays, the only commercial traffic on the canal is the occasional barge loaded with wine. Boat hire is readily available and is a lovely way to discover the vineyards of Minervois or Corbières.
Lake Salagou (40 minutes) offers an alternative to the busy coast, with its freshwater lake swimming and water sports.
Spectacular scenery in the Languedoc National Park, with opportunities for walking and trekking.


E4001 grade weighing smooth paper is the best choice to weigh all type of substances. E4000 aluminium foil dishes with crimped sides, flat bottoms are ideal to weigh of all type of products in scales and dehydrators. Can also be used as evaporating dishes.


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Q: rearrange xml elements and rename tags I have an xml where all the data is in.
But it is in the wrong order and with the wrong tags.
How can i convert the input-file to become like the output-file below?
input:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<orders>
  <order>
    <id>7140930</id>
    <status>processing_awaiting_shipment</status>
    <addressShippingCompany>false</addressShippingCompany>
    <addressShippingName>name</addressShippingName>
    <addressShippingStreet>street</addressShippingStreet>
    <addressShippingStreet2/>
    <addressShippingNumber>2</addressShippingNumber>
    <addressShippingExtension/>
    <addressShippingZipcode>1111</addressShippingZipcode>
    <addressShippingCity>city</addressShippingCity>
    <addressShippingRegion/>
    <addressShippingCountry>
      <id>21</id>
      be
      <code3>bel</code3>
      <title>Belgium</title>
    </addressShippingCountry>
  </order>
</orders>

output:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<NAVIPWMS>
  <IDENTIFICATION>
    <PROCESSTYPE>OUTBOUNDORDER</PROCESSTYPE>
  </IDENTIFICATION>

    <DATE>20150126</DATE>
    <CUSTNOEXT>K00020</CUSTNOEXT>
    <ORDTYPE>UIT</ORDTYPE>
    <PERSONALMSG>
      <LINE></LINE>
    </PERSONALMSG>
    <SENDERCOMMENT></SENDERCOMMENT>
    <ADDRESSES>
      <ADDRESS>
        <ADDRTYPE>UNLOADING</ADDRTYPE>
        <ADDRCODE></ADDRCODE>
        <ADDRNAME>name</ADDRNAME>
        <ADDRESS1>street + number</ADDRESS1>
        <ADDRESS2></ADDRESS2>
        <HOUSENO></HOUSENO>
        <CNTRY>DEU</CNTRY>
        <CITY>Essen</CITY>
        <POSTC>45329</POSTC>
        <REF>21635</REF>
        <CONTACT>contactinfo</CONTACT>
        <PHONE>0000</PHONE>
        <EMAIL></EMAIL>
      </ADDRESS>
    </ADDRESSES>

</NAVIPWMS>

I want to get <addressShippingName> filled in in the right output-tag (<ADDRNAME>)
And merge the <addressShippingStreet> and <addressShippingNumber> and fill it in <ADDRESS1>

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For nearly 30 years Alison Handling have been supplying the UK with one of the largest ranges of returnable transit packaging providing reusable plastic storage and transport units including tote boxes, food crates, plastic pallets and bulk bins with one of their specialist areas being used equipment. In September the team will join PPS at this years IMHX exhibition, the place to be if you work in logistics and supply chains. Being held between 13th and 16th September at the NEC in Birmingham, it is the largest Intralogistics event in the UK and with over 450 exhibitors, free to attend seminars, skills zone and competitions it's not to be missed. Click here to register.
Take this opportunity to gain knowledge and understanding of how to build an efficient and sustainable supply chain by implementing reusable packaging. Don't be confused by your options available, with years of experience and service from PPS and Alison Handling you will leave the show with a clear understanding of the full service options and products available to you. From rental to purchasing, pooling, washing, repairs and management you can tailor solutions to work for you to minimise waste, reduce costs and improve your environmental impact. The best thing about working with a pooling and packaging supplier is that it allows you to get on with the running of your business, hassle free while your packaging is handled and dispatched for you.
The ReFresh box will be available on the stand for visitors to experience and check out the lidded leak proof box that is available for purchase and service options. Now in its second year in the market have you tried it out yet?
Don't miss out on the chance to win a Nikon Coolpix L330. Take part in the supply chain poll for your chance to win the show prize, a perfect prize for taking photos of your supply chain packaging in action. Visit stand 8A28 to find out more*.
*Entries to be scanned, registered and completed on the PPS stand 8A28, a winner will be selected at random and notified by Friday 23rd September.


From the box Rem is "Primed" by Eley but I don't think it is made by Eley as it does not shoot or smell like Eley.
I got in on this deal last night, great buy, ammo shipped today.
I've shot about 2000 rounds of rems in the last couple years and all smelled like Eley..
a bigger dif than brand.
3 Large lots of ea.
And both blow CCI away and edge out Hornady by a little.
If they would load this to match tolerances it would be a world beater.


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Category: Albums of 1965
"A Charlie Brown Christmas" Music by the Vince Guaraldi Trio
Posted 24 Dec 2017 in 60s, Albums of 1965, Christmas
Today's Cool Album of the Day (#1000 in the Series and then re-posted in 2011) is a Charlie Brown Christmas, music by the Vince Guaraldi Trio. We all remember the Charlie Brown Christmas Special. Because of that special, we were first introduced to one of the bestselling Christmas albums of all time. The Charlie Brown Christmas with music by the Vince Guaraldi Trio. It was recorded way back in 1965. It made it to CD in 1986. Many Decembers, if you don't grab it in the first few weeks, you can't find it. It seems like there is always shortage of these produced. Downloading has taken care of that issue. A Charlie Brown Christmas was the first animated television...
The Ventures "The Ventures Christmas Album"
Posted 23 Dec 2017 in 60s, Albums of 1965, Albums of the 60s, Christmas, Instrumental
Today's Cool Album of the Day (#999 in the Series) is The Ventures, The Ventures Christmas Album The Ventures were another band that got a strong amount of airplay in my house when I was a youth. No, It didn't want to make we want to be a surfer or anything like that. That would have been a little hard for a Chicago boy so I'm glad that was never a goal. Italian kids weren't usually blonde enough either. I was no exception. It did help me add to my love of rock and roll. I remember my sisters playing their version of "Telstar" on more than one occasion. I remember my sisters playing their version of "Telstar"...
Andy Williams 'Merry Christmas'
Posted 11 Dec 2017 in Albums of 1965, Albums of the 60s, Bubby Lewis, Christmas, Vocal
Today's Cool Album of the Day (#991 in the Series) is Andy Williams, Merry Christmas In 1963, smooth jazz crooner, Andy Williams, released his first Christmas album, The Andy Williams Christmas Album too much acclaim and his name has been synonymous with the holiday season ever since. As good as it was it can't compare with what he followed up with in 1965. Andy's Merry Christmas album focused exclusively on 20th century compositions, unlike its predecessor, with one side focusing on more traditional pop and secular holiday fare. For a generation of baby boomers and even early generation X-ers, this is the quintessential holiday album because of its mainstream production, in addition to years of Christmas specials on...
Otis Blue 'Otis Redding Sings Soul'
Posted 20 Jul 2013 in Albums of 1965, Albums of the 60s, Blues, Soul/R+B, Walt Falconer
Today's Cool Album of the Day (#871 in the Series) is Otis Blue, Otis Redding Sings Soul. If you are a musical purist and do not allow live albums, compilations, or greatest hits packages to infiltrate your desert island disc knapsack, then Otis Blue / Otis Redding Sings Soul should be added to your collection post haste. The album, released in 1965 just months after the death of Sam Cooke, was the first really pure Otis Redding record. More cohesive in style, this effort has much more of a live feel about it, with the entire package (including the sultry, evocative blond on the album cover) produced with an artistic flow that was previously missing from his prior efforts that...
Gary McFarland 'The In Sound'
Posted 18 May 2013 in Albums of 1965, Albums of the 60s, Eric Berman's "Song Of The Day"
Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – "Bloop Bleep" by Gary McFarland Gary McFarland towed the line between samba infused light jazz and orchestral mood music. He was a vibist from California who was known as much for his vibe playing as he was for his arranging and orchestrations for others. After serving in the army where he took up trombone, trumpet and keyboards, McFarland settled on the vibes and began fronting an orchestra that backed the likes of Anita O'Day, Bill Evans and Stan Getz. He also recorded notable sessions with Bob Brookmeyer and Gary Burton. McFarland began to make a name for himself as an artist after recording a 1963 album with Bill Evans called The...
Unit 4 + 2 'Concrete and Clay'
Posted 14 Apr 2013 in Albums of 1965, Albums of the 60s, Eric Berman's "Song Of The Day"
Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – "Concrete And Clay" by Unit 4 + 2 Today's Song Of The Day is a somewhat forgotten British Invasion classic from 1965, featuring future members of The Kinks and Argent amongst its band members. Unit 4 was a British harmony vocal group that was started in the early 1960s by Brian Parker who had a gig with Adam Faith's backing band The Roulettes. Parker set out to form his own band and recruited Buster Meikle on vocals and guitar, Tommy Moeller on vocals and piano and Peter Moules on bass. Soon thereafter, they added two more members, Rod Garwood (bass) and Hugh Halliday (drums) who became the "+2" of their...
Four Just Men 'Things Will Never Be The Same'
Posted 21 Feb 2013 in Albums of 1965, Albums of the 60s, Eric Berman's "Song Of The Day"
Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – "Things Will Never Be The Same" by Four Just Men Last week I wrote about Freddie & The Dreamers single, "I'm Telling You Now," and the American album of the same name. The record was not a Freddie & The Dreamers album per se, although they were the featured group on the cover. It was a compilation released in 1965 to introduce unknown British Invasion groups to American audiences featuring two tracks each by Freddie & The Dreamers, Mike Rabin & The Demons, The Toggery Five, Linda Laine & The Sinners, Heinz and the group whose song is today's Song Of The Day, Four Just Men. Four Just Men were...
The New Musical Express Poll Winners Concert 1965
Posted 15 Feb 2013 in Albums of 1965, Albums of the 60s, Eric Berman's "Song Of The Day", Live
Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" by The Animals (Live NME Version 1965) Some classic Animals from the 1965 NME Poll Winners Concert, as "Song Of The Day by Eric Berman" looks at a terrific "grey area" CD release! The New Musical Express is a weekly British newspaper that has focused solely on the music scene for nearly 50 years. For several years during the 1960s, the paper sponsored concerts featuring artists who topped their music polls. The 1965 edition took place at Wembley Stadium on April 11, 1965, and was filmed. An edited version of the concert was screened on ABC TV in the U.S. on April 18 of that...
Freddie and the Dreamers 'I'm Telling You Now'
Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – "I'm Telling You Now" by Freddie & The Dreamers I'm writing this on the 49th anniversary of The Beatles historic first performance on The Ed Sullivan Show, and while I have a vague memory of The Beatles playing on Sullivan, I don't think it was their very first performance. Well, heck, I must have only been four or five years old. But even then, I do remember there was a sense of importance about the event in my house because of my older sister, who made it that way. Some of my earliest memories of the British Invasion include hits and albums by the Herman's Hermits including "Mrs. Brown You've...
Little Bob And The Lollipops 'I Got Loaded'
Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – "I Got Loaded" by Little Bob And The Lollipops For many years, I thought this song was a Los Lobos original. Their version was so in line with their sound and it fit so well on their Will The Wolf Survive album. So it was surprising to me, when I found out that the song wasn't theirs, and had been around for over twenty years by the time they got around to recording it. The song was recorded by Little Bob and the Lollipops, and was never even originally released as the A-side to the single it appeared on. When originally released in 1965 on the La Louisianne record label...


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November 24, 2015 Owen Carey
Thanksgiving Argument Cheatsheet: EHR, Meaningful Use & Accountable Care
Sticky Post By Owen Carey On November 24, 2015
There are a few universal truths about the great American Thanksgiving holiday. The turkey is never cooked just right, the TV is on too loud, there's that one family member that will show up late to the party – and someone, somewhere is going to spark a disagreement that quickly devolves into sniping, name calling, or the furtive Googling of facts under the tablecloth.
If there's more than one healthcare professional at your table this Thursday, chances are that spat is going to revolve around some of the industry's most controversial topics.
Whether you're clashing over the course of Stage 3 meaningful use, the real impact of value-based reimbursement, or the extent to which EHRs have torpedoed the healthcare industry, it's important to have some data on hand to provide backup for your position.
No matter which side of the EHR and health IT debate you're on, HealthITAnalytics.com has your back.
Use this quick primer to fire off some well-crafted arguments and devastating statistics at your opponents while your relatives roll their eyes and continue to pass the cranberry sauce.
Is Stage 3 of the EHR Incentive Programs destined to fail?
Few initiatives have produced quite as much vitriol and instant condemnation as Stage 3 meaningful use, an ambitious and anxiety-inducting framework for improving care coordination, fostering population health management, encouraging more advanced EHR use, and doing a better job at measuring systematic improvement.
Arguments in favor of implementing Stage 3 in 2017 and 2018 point to the desperate need for standardization and interoperability across the healthcare system, while those who oppose the current requirements for technology upgrades and stringent reporting measures believe that the industry is simply not ready to make the leap.
The basic facts are these:
• Stage 3 will be optional in 2017, but required for all providers, no matter what their previous attestation level, in 2018. Attesters in 2018 will be required to use updated 2015 CEHRT systems. This will bring all participating providers up to the same level of technology capability over the next three years.
• Eligible professionals and eligible hospitals will have fewer measures and objectives for reporting. Rule makers have stated that the remaining measures will be more focused on outcomes than on checking boxes for processes. In Stage 3, more than 60 percent of these measures will require EHR interoperability.
• Stage 3 works to align complementary reporting programs, such as the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) and Hospital Inpatient Quality Reporting (IQR) program to reduce administrative complexity and prepare the industry for the eventual transition to the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) slated to take over from meaningful use.
• The patient engagement and secure messaging requirements, cut down to just one user per reporting period in Stage 2, will likely not greatly challenge providers in Stage 3. The provisions have been viewed as some of the most burdensome features of the program.
Naysayers point to low Stage 2 attestation numbers and significant difficulty with EHR usability and interoperability. Only 19 percent of providers had met Stage 2 requirements as of July of 2015, saidRepresentative Renee Ellmers (R-NC) at the time.
Professional societies like the American Medical Association and the Texas Medical Association have accused rule makers of piling pointless mandates onto the weary shoulders of cash-strapped physicians.
"Meaningful Use started out as a well-intentioned attempt to give physicians incentives to adopt electronic health records," said the Texas Medical Association in a recent letter to CMS. "No federal program ever bore a more inaccurate name than 'Meaningful Use.' It's no surprise that physicians around the country have begun calling it 'Meaningless Abuse.'"
Some of the biggest objections to going ahead with Stage 3 include the all-or-nothing attestation structure, lackluster attention to the needs of specialists and non-traditional primary care providers, inadequate EHR usability, and extreme difficulty of balancing meaningful patient care with the demands of the complicated regulatory framework.
In contrast, those in favor of Stage 3 stress the importance of aligning the staggered efforts of the healthcare system under a single, codified program. Bringing all providers into the same fold will destroy data siloes, reduce barriers to health information exchange, ensure a smooth journey for patients across the care continuum, and help providers manage populations on a broad scale.
Stage 3 will encourage the adoption of standardized big data technologies like APIs that will help providers overcome their EHR usability frustrations and deliver more robust clinical decision support tools to usher in an era of personalized medicine and precision care.
Getting over the hump is a difficult process, but without the threat of penalties and consequences for failure, the industry will not be able to develop the learning health system that will take full advantage of the technologies at hand.
Advanced EHR use has been identified as a key driver for a 27 percent decline in patient safety errors and a promising avenue for saving a whopping $78 billion in unnecessary costs over the next four to five years. Stage 3 meaningful use may be the only way to drag providers over the wall that is preventing the industry from achieving these results.
Why can't the health IT vendor community deliver on its promises?
Unusable software and competitive vendor squabbling may be part of the reason why providers don't feel as if they have the tools to meet Stage 3 standards. Congress has repeatedly called for developers to up their interoperability game and deliver products that are safe, intuitive, and productive. But the vendor community has been achingly slow to respond to the pleas of physicians.
EHR vendors often protest that the tight deadlines and slow certification processes for Stage 2 meaningful use forced them to grind out less-than-optimal products so providers could attest on time, and there's no shortage of snippy comments being passed between business rivals, who accuse each other of information blocking, extorting exorbitant fees, and being just plain rotten to their customers.
Are vendors to blame for the dismal and fragmented state of health IT adoption? If you're a physician, you're likely to say yes. After all, EHRs are rotten to the core. Just 37 percent of certified EHR vendors surveyed by researchers adhered to recommended usability testing guidelines, a recent JAMA study found. Companies like Epic Systems have been known to charge significant fees for data exchange outside their own networks, and research has repeatedly shown that providers lose hours each week – up to 48 minutes per day – to navigating convoluted workflows and frustrating EHR interfaces.
The AMA branded EHRs one of the primary "sources of stress" for physicians in 2014, calling the health IT systems a "barrier" to providing high quality patient care. Many of the most well-known EHR vendors have received dismal scores on usability in recent assessments, including Epic, eClinicalWorks, and Greenway.
Shady business practices like gag clauses and information blocking keep customers suffering at the hands of rapacious vendors with money on their minds, and put patients at risk, some stakeholders say, though proof of these actions is often hard to find.
That may be because vendors aren't the ones at fault for slipshod adoption and poor EHR optimization, those on the other side of the fence will argue. Vendors themselves have urged the industry to provide hard evidence of their guilt before slamming them for information blocking that may or may not exist.
And healthcare providers first need to fess up to their own shortcomings and hyper-competitive natures if they are going to complain about the dismal state of health IT interoperability.
"In my opinion, the responsibility for assuring secure interoperable exchange resides primarily with the healthcare provider organizations, not the EHR vendors, and not the government," said DirectTrust President and CEO Dr. David Kibbe in recent testimony before Congress.
"Health care provider organizations must come to realize that acting in the best interest of patients is to assure that health information follows the patient and consumer to whatever setting will provide treatment, even if that means in a competitor's hospital or medical practice," he continued. "And they must demand collaborative and interoperable health IT tools from their EHR vendors to make this routine and ubiquitous as a practice in every community in the United States."
After all, one could argue that the EHR vendor community is the one leading the way into a new cooperative era with interoperability collaboratives like the CommonWell Health Alliance and Carequality. Providers are more likely to take a reactive stance, waiting for mandates and regulations to force them into upgrading their capabilities to avoid financial penalties.
Is that because the newest generation of EHR products aren't worth installing if they are just going to reproduce the same old usability concerns? Have mandates and technology requirements forced providers into this defensive posture in order to preserve their professional lives?
Or are providers not giving EHR vendors enough credit for the progress they have made in recent years? Should they be less wary of viewing vendors as true partners in the struggle to navigate a tide that will raise all ships?
Are value-based reimbursement and accountable care reforms really worth it?
If there's one thing that everyone can agree on, it's that you have to follow the money if you want to understand why and how all these changes are taking place.
Value-based reimbursement is at the root of the healthcare reform movement. EHRs, population health management technologies, big data analytics, and interoperability are all just supporting players for this fundamental financial transition.
Accountable care organizations, the patient-centered medical home (PCMH), bundled payments, and outcomes-based reimbursement are gaining steam as Medicare and private payers try new tactics to stop the hemorrhaging of healthcare spending on chronic diseases and an increasingly elderly population.
But how effective are these strategies? Evidence from initiatives like the Medicare Shared Shavings Programs (MSSP) is often mixed, and stakeholders are divided on the real costs and benefits of care improvement paths like the PCMH.
The patient-centered medical home is costly and time consuming, but can be very effective. One recent study showed that PCMH maintenance can cost providers an average of $8000 per month. Even partial implementation of PCMH features can drain more than $100,000 per full-time clinical each year from organizational coffers.
Becoming a patient-centered medical home can take an extraordinarily long time, and maintaining the certification can siphon precious minutes away from patient consults, stress administrative staff, and may not be an appropriate path for many low-resource providers already struggling to make ends meet.
On the other hand, success can be very sweet. The PCMH can produce significant savings – between five and eleven percent, one review found – as well as help to reduce improper ED use, raise quality, and raise patient satisfaction.
In the Department of Veterans Affairs' Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT) initiative, similar to the PCMH, continuity of care visits lowered emergency department usage rates by a whopping 46 percent. Chronic disease patients at New York-Presbyterian Regional Health Collaborative were 36 percent less likely to experience a 30-day readmission when cared for under the PCMH model.
The PCMH is one way to make an impact, but the accountable care organizations brings financial risk into the mix. Medicare's Pioneer and MSSP ACOs brought in $411 million in savings in 2014. Ninety-seven out of the 353 ACOs qualified for shared savings last year, a statistic that has been used to justify the success of the accountable care framework and illuminate its shortcomings.
The Pioneer program has been picked apart since its inception, with many observers pointing to the high dropout rate as proof that high-performing ACOs are too few and far between.
While many of the organizations fleeing the Pioneer mold have instead turned to less risky value-based programs, including the new Next Generation ACO option, the level of difficulty involved in shouldering downside risk has left many providers wary of diving in.
Ninety-nine percent of MSSP ACOs do not engage in two-way financial risk sharing. Only three ACOs have chosen to expose themselves to losses if they fail to meet stringent quality requirements.
Opponents of the current CMS ACO options point to badly tuned benchmarks, insufficient metrics, and additional reporting requirements as reasons why a thorough overhaul is required, but successful ACOs do exist.
They are most likely to be smaller, to adhere to care improvement programs like the PCMH, and to use health IT tools to aid population health management and advanced data analytics, industry data shows.
Success also comes to those who invest whole-heartedly in financial accountability. Those with longer experience in an ACO framework are more likely to accrue shared savings, and "putting all your eggs in one basket," as Vice President of Population Health at Atrius Health Emily Brower puts it, can actually make the transition much easier than straddling the line between value-based care and fee-for-service payment.
As for effectiveness, CMS stated in July that accountable care strategies were integral in extending Medicare's hospital payment fund until 2030, which has to count as a meaningful result.
CMS is so convinced that accountable care and value-based reimbursement are the way to save the foundering healthcare industry that rule makers are actively shifting away from traditional reimbursements.
By 2016, HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell plans to see 30 percent of the current traditional payment volume issued by accountable care organizations instead. By 2018, ninety percent of all Medicare payments will be tied to some sort of value-based program, Burwell has pledged, making accountable care less of an argument and more of an inevitability.
Only time will tell if CMS can meet its goals. To do so will require EHR vendors, providers, and rule makers to put aside their differences, work collaboratively towards process and technology improvements, and embrace the notion that all parts of the healthcare industry must work together for the good of the patient and the delivery of safe, high-quality, effective care.
Thanksgiving Argument Cheatsheet: EHR, Meaningful Use & Accountable Care November 24th, 2015Owen Carey


GNOME 3 finally released - InternetNews:The Blog - Sean Kerner - InternetNews.
For most of my life as Linux desktop user, I ran KDE. Then along came KDE 4 and I freaked out and migrated to GNOME.
GNOME 3 -- officially released today is a similar kind of 'big break' for the GNOME project, but it's not in my opinion the same nightmare the KDE 4 unleashed on its users.
The big ticked item that should define GNOME 3 is the GNOME Shell interface.
Ubuntu doesn't use GNOME Shell, though Red Hat, Novell and likely every other Linux distro that include GNOME likely will. Personally, I like GNOME Shell and am looking forward to seeing it as the default in the upcoming Fedora 15 release.


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La Médaille des forces armées pour actes héroïques (Forsvarets medalje for edel dåd) a été instituée en 1982 pour les actes héroïques réalisés pour les membres des forces armées norvégiennes alors qu'ils étaient en service actif.

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L'avers de la médaille présente le lion norvégien.
Le revers porte l'inscription « FORSVARET FOR EDEL DÅD » (La défense pour l'acte noble).
Le ruban est rouge avec trois bandes jaunes.

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Norway: Armed Forces Medal for Heroic Deeds

Décoration militaire norvégienne
Distinction fondée en 1982


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Pomacle () is a commune in the department of Marne, in the Grand Est region, northeastern France. It has 454 inhabitants (2017).

History
The occupation of the territory of Pomacle has a strong history, as the archeological searches reveal.   Based on the topographic dictionary of Marne, the term 'Pomacle' is certified for the first time in 1145 in the administrative archives from the village of Reims (Pomaclum).   This took effect by the Papal bull of Pope Eugene III. It confirmed immunity for the abbey of Saint Remi of Reims and for its dependence.

The origin of the name Pomacle remains unknown.   Perhaps the word "Pomum" should be understood with a Latin suffix, thus forming the equivalent of pometum or pomerutum and designate an orchard or fruit trees instead. The second hypothesis is that the name of Pommacle comes from the name of a brook, a tributary of the Suippe which waters the Bazancourt area. A (historical document?) previous to 1312 Tells us that Pomacle was a dependent of the Dean of Lavannes and thus he became the region's benefactor.   This document(?) also tells us that the church of Pomacle was placed under the double patronage of St Medard and St Gildart.

Pomacle suffered greatly in 1650 during the troubles of the Insurrection and during the First World War.   On the second of September 1914, as the retreat of the French army continued, the inhabitants of Pomacle were forced to flee their village.   However, they are rapidly over outstripped by the German army and had to make a U-turn and return to their homes.   The victorious counter offensive forces the German army to retreat.   The front is stabilized and Pomacle, now occupied finds itself for four years at the very edge of the combat zones.   During the year 1917, the pressure of the French army became more pronounced and so the villagers were evacuated by order of the Germans on 19 March 1917 and directed through the railway(?) station to Douzy then to Villers-Cemay where they are accommodated in the homes of the locals.   the families are then directed to the other villages in the neighbourhood.

At the end of the war, when the inhabitants of Pomacle returned, the church had been destroyed and the four fifths of the houses were seriously damaged.   At first it was in these ruined houses that the Pomacains lived.   Then at the request of the disaster victims the Office of Liberated Regions provided some prefabricated huts for their use.   For many, this temporary housing lasted at least 4 years.

The principal activity of Pomacle is farming. In 1933, it had 36 farms. In 1963, there were no more than 26, and Pomacle, at the end of the year 2000 counted 10 agricultural concerns to which should be added 6 businesses whose principal activity is not agricultural. The principal crops are wheat, alfalfa, barley and beets, to which can be added some other crops such as asparagus, orchard grass, tobacco and rapeseed. The yields have been largely increased during the last 50 years. From 30 quintals per hectare for wheat in 1949, the yields today are at about 90 to 110 quintals. The evolution is comparable for the beet crop. In 1949 the yields were slightly higher at 30 tons per hectare.

It is on this land that has taken place(?) on 21 August 1983 The Festival of Harvest the final local ploughing contest??   It is also at Pomacle that the world championship of ploughing with the association with Terre Attitude, that will take place from 16 to 19 September 1999.

See also
Communes of the Marne department

References

Communes of Marne (department)


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