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Past Seasons - 2017-2018
September 14, 2017 - Gold and Glitter
Telemann in Paris Among the most prolific composers of the first half of the 18th century, Georg Philipp Telemann contributed to the development of all pre-Classical styles in Germany, including operas, cantatas, masses, Passions, orchestral and chamber music. To commemorate the 250th anniversary...
September 21, 2017 - Black Marble
Opera for Two In the 18th century, opera was the pop music of the time, but without CDs and radio and the only way to hear it at home was to play it oneself. Black Marble present a program featuring colorful repertoire for two violins of an operatic sensibility, with a finale of transcrip...
September 28, 2017 - Bud Roach
Evelyn's Diary Accompanying himself on the Italian virginal and baroque guitar, Bud Roach performs a program of English and Italian music inspired by readings from John Evelyn's diary. Solo cantatas from Stradella, as well as the famous castrato Pasquilini, and English music from Lawes,...
October 5, 2017 - Deborah Booth & Louise Schulman
Der getreue Music-Meister: Duos by Georg Philipp Telemann Georg Philipp Telemann is a true music master of the 18th century. His Opus 2 duets are well-known by both amateurs and professionals. This program offers some of Telemann's lesser known and later works from Der getreue Music-Meister (Germ...
October 12, 2017 - Brooklyn Baroque
Barbara Strozzi and Her World Barbara Strozzi was a remarkable and prolific composer in 17th Century Venice, whose songs are poetically and harmonically daring. The program will include the hypnotic "L'amante segreto" and the powerful "Lagrime mie", as well as duets, a cello sonata by her...
October 19, 2017 - East of the River
"SAHEL" Medieval Meets Mandinka East of the River present a dazzling program of medieval estampies, monophonic songs, and traditional west African Mandinka kora music.East of the River was founded by internationally renowned recorder players Nina Stern and Daphna Mor. The project explores...
October 26, 2017 - Amy Bartram & Dongsok Shin
Classical German Lieder with Foretepiano This concert offers audiences a rare chance to hear Classical Lieder by Haydn, Mozart, and Schubert accompanied by a copy of Mozart's own Anton Walter fortepiano now in Salzburg, made in 1981 by Philip Belt.Soprano Amy Bartram is a soloist; recital...
November 2, 2017 - Belladonna Baroque
Follies Festivals This program centers around one of the earliest written forms of instrumental dance music - the folia. From the boisterous street festivals of fifteenth-century Portugal to the refined entertainments of royal European courts, folias carried the spontaneous energy of popu...
November 9, 2017 - Duo Dialogues
Sonata Dialogues This program demonstrates the sonata for cello and basso continuo spanning chronological as well as geographical distance. The Duo Dialogues proposes a journey from Cattaneo, (who published the ' Tratenimenti Armonici da Camera' in Modena in 1700 from which the first sona...
November 16, 2017 - Fire & Folly
Totally Telemann! 2017 marks the 250th anniversary of the death of history's most prolific composer, Georg Philipp Telemann. Remarkable among his contemporaries, Telemann not only composed in every genre of his day, but he was also an accomplished player of a range of instruments, including oboe, r...
November 30, 2017 - Loretta O'Sullivan
Works for Solo Cello This recital of works of JS. Bach, Guiseppe Maria Dall'Abaco includes Loretta O'Sullivan's own transcription of the Biber Passacaglia, allowing the audience to experience the resonant, meditative, and intimate quality of solo cello. Loretta O'Sullivan, cellist wit...
December 7, 2017 - Elena Zamolodchikova & Natalie Kress
17th Century Baroque Treasures This concert will offer the chance to hear some of the best-known pieces by some of the most illustrious Italian, German and French composers of the 17th century, including Castello, Frescobaldi, Biber, Lully, and Schmelzer.Baroque violinist Natalie Kress an...
December 14, 2017 - Les Voyageurs
Music from the French Salons Les Voyageurs will present a varied smorgasbord of French Baroque instrumental music, from the mid-seventeenth through the mid-eighteenth centuries. Well-known composers such as Francois Couperin and Marin Marais are joined by their lesser-known contemporaries for a p...
December 21, 2017 - BALAM Dance Theatre
The French Baroque Style and the German Court: A Program of Stringed Instruments and Period Dance Musical selections by Robert de Visée for Baroque guitar and Ludwig Hesse's arrangement of excerpts from Jean-Philippe Rameau's opera-ballet La Lyre Enchantée for two viols. ...
December 28, 2017 - Duo Seraphim
La Bella Vita: Hidden Gems of Baroque Italy We all want to live la bella vita: the beautiful life. Duo Seraphim explores all aspects of this beautiful life -- loving and losing, laughing and languishing — with this program of rarely-performed Italian Renaissance and Baroque gems, includ...
January 4, 2018 - Alkemie
Nowell Sing We: A Medieval Celebration This program takes its inspiration from the celebrations of Twelfth Night and Epiphany, celebrations that have officially marked the end of the Christmas season since the sixth-century Council of Tours. In many Christian traditions, these days observe the cu...
January 11, 2018 - Hollinshead & Bass
Time, Cruell Time! An exploration via lute songs about the passing of time and the various emotions that journey evokes--from angst to anticipation, and relief to reflection. These timely songs and lute solos represent works by the greatest Elizabethan composers, including Danyel, Campion, Johnson,...
January 18, 2018 - Alba Consort
Treasure Laden This season, the New York Philharmonic has invited ALBA Consort to participate in its "New World Initiative" and explore interpretations of Antonin Dvorak's Symphony no. 9, "From the New World". In "Treasure Laden", ALBA Consort weaves iconic themes from the New World S...
January 25, 2018 - Theresa Salomon
Telemann and Bach From Telemann's touching and introspective Fantasie to the expansive Sonata in C major by Bach, this program explores the range and expressive depth that instrumental music in the first decades of the 18th century had reached.Theresa Salomon received her musical education...
February 1, 2018 - Douglas Lundeen
The Truly French Horn The French aesthetic of horn playing hewed to the lyricism and delicacy of the natural horn even after the adoption of valves. This aesthetic was preserved in the design and dimensions of the horns in use. The "internationalization" of the 1970's ushered in changes in repertoi...
February 8, 2018 - Les Soûls d'amour
Love and War Love has always been a battlefield, even many centuries ago, and in their third season, les soûls d'amour explore the many ways that the trials of war and the travails of love intersect and collide. Featuring tales of tragedy, triumph, loss, and death--as well as several songs of war....
February 15, 2018 - Les Barocudas
Anonymous and Friends Les Barocudas take you back in time to the 17th Century, to explore music from the most powerful European empires of the era. You will be treated to the choicest musical offerings from Italy, Austria, England and France- as well as one anachronism written by their time-traveli...
February 22, 2018 -ACRONYM
Ospedale della Pietà Following their previous exploration of composer Johann Rosenmüller's work while at the Ospedale della Pietà in Venice has naturally led ACRONYM to take a fresh look at Vivaldi's Four Seasons. Rosenmüller and Vivaldi held the same position at the Venetian school, just d...
The Dowry of a French-Cypriot Princess In 1434, Anne, the daughter of King Janus of Cyprus and Charlotte of Bourbon, married Louis, Duke of Savoy. Within her dowry was a large and remarkable manuscript containing more than 200 unique and anonymous works. It remains the only surviving witness to t...
March 8, 2018 - Juliana Soltis & Yi-Heng Yang
In History's Shadow: Forgotten Female Virtuosi A child prodigy. A brilliant performer championed by Haydn. An entertainer of tzars and kings. The stories are familiar, but the names are not: though Hélène Liebmann, Marianna von Auenbrugger, and Maria Szymanowska were celebrated in their day, hist...
March 15, 2018 - Pomerium
Musical Games, Puzzles, and Riddles of the Renaissance Sung by one of the world's most celebrated vocal ensembles, this program was designed to complement the exhibit of Renaissance playing cards mounted at The Met Cloisters in early 2016. As an example of popular medieval and early Renaissance g...
March 22, 2018 - Concordian Dawn
Fortuna Antiqua et Ultra Through the lens of the Goddess of Fortune, Fortuna Antiqua et Ultra will focus primarily on music from the European ars antiqua, c. 1100-1300, featuring works of the troubadours and trouvères, Adam de la Halle, Vitry, the Florence MS, MS du Roi, and the Roman de Fauvel. T...
March 29, 2018 - ARTEK **Special one time Holy Week concert at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 122 E. 88th St.**
Rosenmüller: Lamentations of Jeremiah The Midtown Concerts holy week tradition continues with a special one-time performance at Immanuel Lutheran Church featuring ARTEK. ARTEK performed three of the seven surviving Lamentations of Jeremiah composed by the 17th-century German compo...
April 5, 2018 - Bourbon Baroque
Luigi Boccherini Stabat Mater This program features music for Holy Week and Easter, including the New York City premiere performance of Luigi Boccherini's Stabat Mater and vocal music featuring solo trumpet. Louisville, Kentucky-based Bourbon Baroque specializes in the historically informe...
April 12, 2018 - Ensemble Melos
Music of Handel and his contemporaries Featuring Handel's songs and instrumental music, Ensemble Melos are going to bring The 9 German arias to the Midtown audience. The text was taken from Irdisches Vergnügen in Gott, (Earthly Pleasure in God), set by Barthold Brockes, who Handel encountered ...
April 19, 2018 - Marginalia
The Book of Beasts The medieval bestiary was a collection of descriptions and stories about animals, ranging from the mundane to the fantastic, which described moral and theological lessons to be learned from the natural world. Marginalia will explore music connected with several favorite creatur...
April 26, 2018 - Queens Consort
The Arne Project The Queens Consort are embarking upon a lecture/concert series program entitled "The Arne Project" in which they are collaborating with and bringing down a guest from Memorial University in Newfoundland. Their guest is a musicologist and Arne scholar who has spent years traveling b...
May 3, 2018 - The Franklin Quartet
Northern Lights Explore Scandinavia in this program of rarely heard treasures for string quartet from the land of the midnight sun. Curated by the Franklin Quartet's resident Finn, Marika Holmqvist, Northern Lights presents music by Haydn's neighbors to the north, including Kraus, nicknamed ...
May 10, 2018 - Ensemble Leonarda
"He's Just Not That Into You!" There's a fine line between love and hate, particularly in love stories where things don't go the way you wanted them to. What happens after the fairy tale ends 'and they lived happily ever after'? [NOT]. Music of Lully, Bernier's cantata "Medea", plus dramatic ...
May 17, 2018 - Mr. Jefferson's Musicians
A Monticello Miscellany Drawn from archives at the University of Virginia and Monticello, this program reveals the taste of Thomas Jefferson: the music which he and his family played for their domestic entertainment. In his youth, Jefferson practiced the violin three hours a day, but he loved all ...
May 24, 2018 - Concentus
Improvisatory Orators: Music from 16th-18th Century Spain and Italy Much of the music from the 16th to 18th centuries was improvisatory in spirit. The Concentus takes you on a journey from the early works by Spanish composers Diego Ortiz and Antonio de Cabezón to the Italian masterpieces by ...
May 31, 2018 - Satono Norizuki & Patricia-Ann Neely
Instrumental Music for Dance in the Medieval Time In this concert, Satono Norizuki and Patricia-Ann Neely explore dance music from Codex Faenza 117 and London Manuscript (MS Add.29987) in the fourteenth and the fifteenth century. The Medieval instrumental duo perform on the vielle (a bowed stringed...
June 7, 2018 - Empire Viols
Strictly Organic: transcriptions of organ trios by J.S. Bach and J.L. Krebs Empire Viols explores the organ trio repertoire in this unique program. Two viols and harpsichord take the three lines of these works, providing a new and lovely expressiveness. The composers featured are the master of th...
June 14, 2018 - Dan McCarthy & Dongsok Shin
The Emergent Viola This program showcases little-known viola sonatas from the second half of the eighteenth century. While most audiences are familiar with the offerings of J.S. Bach and Telemann that feature viola, I hope to broaden their awareness of existing viola repertoire. It is really during...
June 28, 2018 - Vox Aquarum
Anthems and Devotions by Purcell Vox Aquarum is a vocal quartet from Long Island, NY. Its members share equally a dedication toward expanding appreciation for vocal chamber music. https://www.facebook.com/VoxAquarum/ Katrina Montagna, sopranoChelsea Laggan, altoMatthew Koraus, tenor and conti...


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Do events effect page performance?

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I International Painting Symposium "Silva Linarte"
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By way of homage to Silva Linarte, brilliant artist and veteran art educator, Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre launches a new symposium tradition – the international painting symposium "Silva Linarte" whose first iteration is scheduled for 25 June through 5 July.
Artist and art educator, Silva Linarte (1939-2018), had and continues to have a special connection to Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre. Not only because she was born in Daugavpils district and inherited a familial connection to Latgale region, but also because she has been constantly present in its activities and undertakings ever since the centre opened its doors to the public.
In full awareness of the uniqueness of Silva Linarte's artistic legacy and with a view to promoting interest in Daugavpils as an artistically stimulating city, in 2019 Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre organises the first international painting symposium "Silva Linarte", which will bring together seven artists: Sven Drobnitza (Sweden), Rodriguez Gomez Gonzalo (Spain), Anna Abidina (Russia), Oksana Vronska, Guna Millersone (Latvia), Agata Czeremuszkin-Chrut (Poland) and Giedrė Riškutė (Lithuania).
The symposium will open with artist presentations scheduled for 3 p.m. on 26 June. The artists will meet at the Rothko Centre to introduce themselves, tell about their preferred techniques and outline the ideas they hope to implement during the symposium.
Exhibition of artwork created over the course of the symposium will be opened at 4p.m. on 5 July as part of the new height-of-summer exhibition season.
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'New era of treatment': Israelis among first to receive 'breakthrough' ALS drug
Israeli patients have become among the first in the world to start receiving a new ALS drug intended to slow the progression of the degenerative disease.
Tofersen, which is injected into the spine as an epidural, gives new hope to two patients at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center. One of them, Narkis Moshe from Nahariya, lost a brother to ALS, and was later diagnosed with the disease six months ago. She said she was less afraid of her fate now that she had started taking drugs.
"When I was diagnosed with the disease, I was very scared because I didn't want what happened to my brother to happen to me," said Moshe, 58. "But it seems that today we are entering a new era of research and treatment.
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Tofersen, developed by Massachusetts-based Biogen, is not suitable for all ALS patients because the disease has different underlying causes; rather, it is designed to help patients whose disease is caused by a faulty SOD1 gene.
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The drug has been cleared for a "compassionate use" program by the Food and Drug Administration, which allows it for specific patients before full regulatory approval. Israel tends to follow the United States in drug regulation and therefore allows Sourasky to use the drug.
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Professor Vivian Dror, Sourasky's doctor administering the treatment, said that with only a few dozen patients worldwide receiving the drug so far, she is delighted that Israel is becoming one of the first to adopt.
"It is a potentially revolutionary treatment," she told The Times of Israel. "Patients receiving it are still communicative, able to swallow and with some use of their limbs, and it is hoped that the drug will slow their deterioration and enable them to retain these abilities for longer.
"What it does is significant compared to the limited treatments that exist today for this disease."
There are different underlying causes favoring the development of ALS in different patients. Tofersen is designed specifically for those who suffer from hSOD1 overproduction. It is a protein produced by everyone, but when produced in excess, it seems to have toxic effects on the motor neurons of the disease. A defect in the SOD1 gene, which produces hSOD1, is the cause of the problem.
Tofersen works by inhibiting the production of hSOD1, attempting to compensate for the effect of the SOD1 defect.
Dror said that although only a small minority of ALS cases are caused by the SOD1 gene, she believes the underlying technology behind Tofersen will be suitable for patients who suffer from other genes.
"It is important to note that this is a technological breakthrough not only for patients with this specific SOD1 defect, but also for other patients, because with the same technology it is possible to develop and to create specific drugs for additional gene defects," she added. said. "It gives us hope."
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Q: invalid heap error when pushing self-defined data into the priority_queue I am now trying to solve a problem that requires me to find the top k frequent numbers in a 2-dimensional matrix.
I define a structure numCount that has two fields: number to store the number and count to store its times of appearances. Then I visit each number in the matrix, if its numCount structure already exists in a max-heap (sorted by count), I just increase its count by 1; otherwise I create a new numCount object and push it into the heap. Note that in order to efficiently obtain the numCount object corresponding to a number, I keep an unordered_map for their correspondences.
The main logic of my idea is shown in the following code. However, the push operation gives invalid heap error after adding some numCount objects to the heap.
struct numCount {
    int number;
    int count;
    numCount(int num) : number(num), count(1) {}
};

struct compare {
    bool operator() (numCount*& lhs, numCount*& rhs) {
        return lhs -> count > rhs -> count;
    }
};

vector<int> kPopular(vector<vector<int> >& nums, int k) {
    int m = nums.size(), n = nums[0].size();
    priority_queue<numCount*, vector<numCount*>, compare> pq;
    unordered_map<int, numCount*> mp;
    for (int i = 0; i < m; i++) {
        for (int j = 0; j < n; j++) {
            if (mp.find(nums[i][j]) != mp.end())
                mp[nums[i][j]] -> count++;
            else {
                numCount* ncnt = new numCount(nums[i][j]);
                pq.push(ncnt); // This line gives the "invalid heap" error.
                mp[nums[i][j]] = ncnt;
            }
        }
    }
    vector<int> popular(k);
    for (int i = 0; i < k; i++) {
        popular[i] = pq.top() -> number;
        pq.pop();
    }
    return popular;
}

I test this code on the following matrix:
nums = [[1, 1, 2],
        [2, 2, 3]
        [1, 2, 3]]

Then it throws the invalid heap error when trying to add the numCount object corresponding to the first 3 at nums[1][2].
How can I fix this bug?
Updated: After taking the suggestions of @JSF, I have updated my code as follows.
struct compare {
    bool operator() (const pair<int, int>& lhs, const pair<int, int>& rhs) const {
        return lhs.second < rhs.second;
    }
};

vector<int> kPopular(vector<vector<int> >& nums, int k) {
    int m = nums.size(), n = nums[0].size();
    unordered_map<int, int> counts;
    for (int i = 0; i < m; i++)
        for (int j = 0; j < n; j++)
            counts[nums[i][j]]++;
    set<pair<int, int>, compare> st;
    for (auto pr : counts) {
        st.insert(pr);
        if ((int)st.size() > k)
            st.erase(st.begin());
    }
    vector<int> popular(k);
    set<pair<int, int>, compare>::iterator itr = st.begin();
    for (int i = 0; i < k; i++) {
        popular[i] = (*itr).first;
        itr = st.erase(itr);
    }
    return popular;
}

A: Modifying the key of an existing entry in a priority queue is both the cause of your problem and a giant mess to accomplish correctly.  For your purposes, there is no need to do that at all.
Keeping the priority queue incrementally serves no purpose that you have identified and makes your algorithm inefficient, as well as creating the above problem that would be hard to correct.
Instead, you should first read all the data and compute all the counts.  A map from number to count would be much simpler for that stage as well as more efficient than your extra level of indirection.
Once you have computed all the counts, you can then find the k largest.  A priority queue is one possibility for a good tool for finding the k largest, but efficient use of that queue would involve reversing the sense of the k.  Build a queue that will hold up to k items and always identify the smallest (not largest of those k items).  Insert the first k number,count pairs in the Q, then for each of the rest, compare it to the smallest in the Q and replace the smallest in the Q with the new pair if the new one is larger than the old smallest.
If you had a good reason to keep an incremental Q while computing the counts, that reason was not evident in your post and you should make that clear.  It is not impossible to work with a priority queue in which changing keys of existing items is supported.  I need that in many places in my own work and chose to code my own priority queue (rather than use std) to make that aspect easier.  Coding your own is not that hard, but probably there is also a way to use the std version.  But before going into that kind of complexity, explain why the problem requires it.


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Immortal North
A practical guide to immortality, life extension and survival in the far north.
As the clock ticks down towards midnight and a new year looms, it's hard to escape thoughts of the passage of time, ageing, the meaning of it all. We lose ourselves in Abba and Auld Lang Syne and make our resolutions: to live better, healthier, longer, more fulfilling lives. And we ask - would I want to live forever?
Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough, lover of all things Nordic, doesn't. But she's fascinated by those who do. Especially as she sees our eyes being been drawn Northwards, throughout human history, to think immortal thoughts. From the ancient Greeks to the cryogenics industry, we've sought immortal inspiration in the perpetual North star, the endless ice and infinite cold, the unending days and nights, and the wonders hidden there - legends of people reaching an immense age, the secret of immortality itself.
And before you say 'how much have you had to drink?' let Eleanor take you away from the party to show you that these stories may have followed biological truths. Bring your pint and follow the scientists, artists, dreamers and chancers for whom ageing and death itself is a problem to be solved.
They say you are not dead until you are warm and dead. Stay cold, head north.
Shiver, as Eleanor takes her first steps towards immortality and plunges into a frozen Norwegian lake : 'a day spent in the ice is a day when you don't age'.
Wonder at the Cosmists, who planned to resurrect their ancient ancestors, and ended up inspiring the Russian space programme.
Be amazed by the Siberian bacteria, still alive after hundreds of thousands of years , whose ancient DNA is now being absorbed by other living things.
Hear the astonishing story of the woman who survived suspended animation.
Meet the middle-aged Norwegian whose beansprouts and juice may help him live forever - so far he's succeeded.
Feel uneasy in the company of the man who runs a homemade cryonics operation, with a frozen body in the toolshed.
And discover why Swedish tourist guides include the useful phrase: 'Think of death'.
A practical guide for dreamers, to life extension, survival and immortality in the far north.
Presenter: Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough
Producer: Melvin Rickarby.
Thu 31 Dec 2020 21:15
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Nandrolone Phenylpropionate is slightly more anabolic than testosterone with a rating of about 125 compared to testosterone'100. It is also significantly less androgenic with a rating of 37 compared to test with 100. The reduced androgenicity is due to the Nandrolone hormone reducing to dihydronandrolone (DHN) instead of dihydrotestosterone (DHT). This is one of the reasons Nandrolone Phenylpropionate can be tolerated so well at higher doses in comparison to higher doses of testosterone in some men.
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Over the past few months, all we seem to hear about is Meghan Markle's American family and their rather tactless reaction to their inability to get the Duchess' attention ever since she joined the Royal Family. At the top of the complaint list is her own father, Thomas Markle, Sr., who, after pulling out of the wedding on May 19th due to health problems, has been speaking to the press - and what he has had to say has not been good.
The relationship between father and daughter has been rather rocky over the years, but there had been immense hope that Meghan's dad's appearance at the royal wedding would have started the healing process from all the years of difficulty. But alas, that was not to be.
Surrounding his no-show was the scandal that the senior Markle had staged photos for paparazzi leading up to the wedding - and the stress from the fallout from that stunt caused his heart attack.
The Daily Mail reported recently that Mr. Markle said at the time, "I tell you, I've just about reached my limit with Meghan and the Royal Family.
Invoking the name of the beloved Princess Diana was evidently a bad idea, and the public responded with vitriol directed at Markle.
As things began spiraling downward and Markle's frustration mounted over his inability to reach his daughter, he came out with a dramatic statement: "Maybe it would be better if I was dead." Playing the sympathy card didn't seem to work in this situation, as his pleas were, once again, ignored.
Express has similar information "The Duchess has reportedly cut off contact with her father and not spoken to him for over 12 weeks since the Royal wedding in response to reports that Mr. Markle staged a series of paparazzi photos.
"Mr. Markle has since accused the Duchess of cutting him out of her life, and raised concerns that he may never see his grandchildren if Meghan and Harry become parents.
Well, it looks as though nothing is going to be changing any time soon, as the Duchess refuses to speak with her dad until he can do so in a "respectful manner", according to a Royal source.
It seems that the Markle situation is at an impasse, and leaves us wondering what it will take to set things off in a different direction. We continue to hope that father and daughter can work things out and find a way back to each other. Both parties are hurting right now and any progress toward reconciliation would do a lot to relieve some of their agony.


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Great Tew
A plaque in the Church of St Michael & All Angels
TO THE MEMORY OF THE MEN
OF THIS PARISH WHO LAID DOWN
THEIR LIVES IN
THE GREAT WAR:
Pte W T DEAN Royal Berks Reg
Pte H V Friend Durham Light Inf
Pte A H Gough Rl Warwicks Reg
Pte G H Knibbs Oxon & Bucks LI
Cpl L J Richards QO Oxon HSRS
Cpr G E Vipond Can Mtd Rifles
Pte H J Williams Coldstream Grds
Lce Cpl F Yeates Oxon & Bucks LI
Also Cpl F G Hartley MGC in Russia 1919
Sq/Ldr R M Coles RAF
Sgt E Harper RAC
Pte E G Newell Oxf & Bucks LI
The Fallen from WW1
William Thomas DEAN
Private, 1st Battalion, Princess Charlotte of Wales's (Royal Berkshire Regiment), 99 Brigade, 2nd Division. Army no. 39091 He was formerly with Prince Albert's (Somerset Light Infantry). Army no. 41738
He died from his wounds on 31 August 1918. He was 19.
He was the son of Harry and Jane Dean, Barn Cottages, Tracey, Enstone
He is buried in grave B 17 Ligny-Sur-Canche British Cemetery.
Henry Victor FRIEND
Private, 2nd/6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 177 Brigade, 59th Division. Army no. 85777. He was formerly with The Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Army no. 8304
He was killed in action on 6 October 1918 during the Final Advance in Artois. He was 31
He was the son of Henry T Friend of Great Tew and the late Mary A Friend.
He is buried in grave VI I 4 Ration Farm Military Cemetery, La Chapelle d'Armentières
Albert Henry GOUGH
Private, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Warwickshire Regiment, 22 Brigade, 7th Division. Army no. 29928. He was formerly with The
Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. Army no. 23042
He was the son of Joseph and Elizabeth Gough
Frederick George HARTLEY
Corporal, 19th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) Army no. 13833
He was the son of Frederick G and Sylvia Hartley
He is buried in Sp Mem B11 New British Cemetery, Murmansk
He is buried in Svyatnavolok Chyd but there is a special
memorial to him and his colleagues in the Cemetery in Murmansk
George Herbert KNIBBS
Private, 2nd Battalion, The Hampshire Regiment. Army no. 17112. He was formerly with The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, Army no. 18188
He died from natural causes on 8 November 1916. He was 19
He is buried in grave XXI M 7 North Gate War Cemetery, Baghdad
Leslie John RICHARDS
Private, 6th Battalion, The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, 60 Brigade, 20th Division. Army no. 32852. He
was formerly with Oxfordshire Yeomanry (Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars). Army no. 3680
He died from his wounds on 19 October 1916. He was 23.
He was the son of John W and Mary Richards of Tracey, Enstone.
He is buried in grave I N 27 Grove Town Cemetery, Meaulte
George Emerson VIPOND
Private, Eastern Ontario Regiment, 38th Battalion, Canadian Infantry. Army no. 225272
He died on 2 September 1918. He was 38.
He was the son of William and Jane Vipond of Houghton le Spring.
He is buried in grave I C 28 Dury Mill British Cemetery
He had lived in Great Tew
Herbert Thomas WILLIAMS
Private, 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards, 1 Guards Brigade, Guards Division. Army no. 7416
He was killed in action on 29 September 1915 at the Battle of Loos
He is buried in grave IV G 9 Dud Corner Cemetery, Loos
Frederick YEATES
Lance Corporal, 2nd Battalion, The Oxfordshire and
Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, 5 Brigade, 2nd Division. Army no. 9683
He was killed in action on 16 May 1915. He was 21.
He was the son of Henry and Mary Yeates of Garsington, Oxford.
He is remembered on panel 26 of Le Touret Memorial
The Fallen of WW2
Rodney Maxwell COLES
Flight Lieutenant, 211 Squadron, Royal Air Force. RAF no. 41553.
He was reported missing, presumed killed, on 18 October 1944. He was 27
He was the son of Oscar T and Martha M Coles
He is remembered on column 431 of the Singapore Memorial
His address for probate was Porch House, Great Tew.
He had joined the RAF just before WW2. After a tour in Coastal Command, he was posted to Canada and then to 211 Squadron. This squadron became operational in the Far East in January 1944 equipped with Beaufighters armed with the, then
novel, rockets
On 18 October 1944, six aircraft led by Squadron Leader
Martineau attacked Mingaladon airfield in Burma (Myanmar). Japanese fighters chased the Beaufighters. Rodney Coles and his Navigator Flying Officer Raymons S Painter did not return.
More information can be found at http://www.211squadron.org/
and go to India and Burma
Edward HARPER
Sergeant, 61st Regiment, Reconnaissance Corps, Royal
Armoured Corps. Army no. 5380505
He was killed in action on 19 October 1944. He was 34.
He was the son of William J and Florence Harper of Exhall,
He is buried in plot 12D, row 2, grave 19, Soestbergen General
Cemetery, Utrecht
He had previously served with The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
Eric George NEWELL
Private, The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, 2nd (Airborne) Battalion. Army no. 5388641
He died on 7 June 1944, otherwise known as D Day plus 1. He was 27
He was the son of Eva M Newell of Great Tew.
He is buried in grave 20, Herouvillette New Communal Cemetery. 11 kilometres from Caen
Those not mentioned on the Memorial
Charles BARNETT
Private, 5th Battalion, Princess Charlotte of Wales's (Royal Berkshire Regiment), 35 Brigade, 12th Division. Army no. 19961
He was killed in action on 30 July 1916 in the fighting at Pozières Ridge on the Somme. He was 20.
He was the son of William H and Mary E Barnett, 49 Granby
Gardens, Reading.
He is remembered on pier and face 11D of the Thiepval Memorial
He was born in Great Tew
Hope Jubilee Victor MONK
Sergeant, 6th Battalion, The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, 60 Brigade, 20th Division. Army no. 12116
He died from his wounds on 29 August 1916 probably received during the fighting at Delville Wood. He was 19.
He is buried in Plot 2 Row B Grave 50 Corbie Communal Cemetery Extension
He lived in Great Tew


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Васи́лий Ильи́ч Дени́сов (1863 — не ранее 1917) — русский предприниматель, политический деятель.

Биография

Происходил из дворян Области Войска Донского.

Окончил Императорское училище правоведения. В 1881 году окончил Пажеский корпус, выпущен из пажей в комплект Донских казачьих полков. В 1883 году наказным атаманом Войска Донского Святополк-Мирским Денисов был приглашён в качестве адъютанта. По поручению Святополк-Мирского Денисов произвёл ревизию окружных управлений, тюремных учреждений, воинских присутствий и принял деятельное участие в снабжении голодающего населения хлебом. В 1887 году Денисов был назначен адъютантом к великому князю Николай Николаевичу, а после смерти последнего, в 1891 году, он был назначен адъютантом к великому князю Михаилу Николаевичу.

Предприниматель в области сельского хозяйства. В своём имении наладил интенсивное товарное хозяйство. Организатор нескольких сельскохозяйственных выставок и съездов на Дону. Автор экономических и сельскохозяйственных брошюр.

Придворные звания: камергер (1898), «в должности шталмейстера» (1902). Шталмейстер (1906).

В 1901—1907 годах — предводитель дворянства Области Войска Донского. В 1906 избран членом Государственного совета. Сторонник столыпинской аграрной реформы, председатель Российской экспортной палаты. Входил в Совет Главного управления государственного коннозаводства. Состоял почетным попечителем Санкт-Петербургской 11-й гимназии и Новочеркасской гимназии.

Семья
Был женат на Софье Порфирьевне Навроцкой. Их дети:
 Илья (1892—?)
 Николай (1896—25.01.1914)
 Владимир (1896—?)

Награды
 Высочайший подарок (1887)
 Орден Святого Владимира 4-й степени (1905)
 Орден Святого Станислава 1-й степени (1911)
 Орден Святой Анны 1-й степени (1914)
 Медаль «В память царствования императора Александра III»
 Медаль «В память коронации Императора Николая II»
 Медаль «В память 300-летия царствования дома Романовых» (1913)

Иностранные:
 черногорский орден Князя Даниила I 4-й степени (1890)
 бухарский орден Золотой звезды 2-й ст. (1896)
 прусский орден Красного орла 4-й ст. (1899)
 персидский орден Льва и Солнца 2-й ст. со звездой (1905)

Сочинения
 Льняное дело, торговля льном и льняными изделиями. — , 1909.
 Холодильное дело и его государственное значение. — , 1910.
 Ярмарки. — , 1911.
 Экономическое завоевание Германией финляндского рынка. — , 1911.
 Леса России, их эксплуатация и лесная торговля. — , 1912.
 О желательном направлении финансовой и экономической политики в России. — , 1912.
 Русская солепромышленность. — , 1912.
 Русская скотопромышленность. — , 1912.
 Наша промышленность. — , 1913.
 Россия на Дальнем Востоке. — , 1913.
 Русская птицепромышленность. — , 1913.
 Современное положение русской торговли. — , 1913.

Примечания

Источники
  Деятели России : 1906 г. / Ред.-изд. А. М. Шампаньер. — , 1906. — С. 22.
 Список гражданским чинам первых трех классов. Исправлен по 1 сентября 1914 года. — Пг., 1914. — С. 339.

Выпускники Императорского училища правоведения
Выпускники Пажеского корпуса
Донские областные предводители дворянства
Члены Государственного совета Российской империи
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The great majority of contemporary armed conflicts are fought between states and armed non-state actors (ANSAs) or between ANSAs. Against this background, the HRC has increasingly reported on ANSAs both in country and thematic resolutions. In some sessions, the HRC has adopted resolutions that directly address one or more ANSAs. For instance, resolution S-22/1 of September 2014 specifically covered the organisation known as 'Islamic State' and associated groups in Iraq, and in May 2015 resolution S-23/1 considered Boko Haram in 'affected States'.
The terminology used in these resolutions is inconsistent. It sometimes speaks of violations of human rights law and violations of international humanitarian law and at other times speaks of human rights abuses and violations of humanitarian law. The use of the term 'abuse' rather than 'violation' reflects the unclear legal regime applicable to ANSAs involved in situations of armed conflict and violence. Indeed, while the law of armed conflict also binds ANSAs, the applicability of human rights law to these actors has been controversial, given the alleged objective of human rights treaties, understood as being a body of norms only meant to regulate the relationship between states and individuals living under their jurisdiction.
The In-Brief No. 7 Human Rights Obligations of Armed Non-State Actors: An Exploration of the Practice of the UN Human Rights Council describes the current legal framework applicable to ANSAs. It explores the practice of the HRC and makes recommendations that may be of interest to States, NGOs, and other stakeholders, including when they negotiate resolutions at the HRC.
'This publication demonstrates that the practice of intergovernmental organizations such as the UN strongly suggests that ANSAs must also respect human rights law when they exercise elements of governmental functions or have de facto control over territory and a population' underlines Dr Annyssa Bellal, Strategic Adviser on International Humanitarian Law at the Geneva Academy and author of the In-Brief.
As a consequence, the In-Brief recommends not using the distinction between the terms 'abuses' v. 'violations' when assessing or denouncing the behavior of ANSAs with regard to human rights, thereby avoiding giving any impression that all categories of ANSAs, including de facto authorities, might be free of human rights obligations.
It also recommends the HRC to avoid branding ANSAs as 'terrorist', regardless of their nature and motivation, as this all-encompassing denomination may create difficulties and dilemmas on a both legal and policy plane.
Finally, it suggests that more research is needed to develop a shared and more comprehensive understanding of the notion of de facto authorities, and identify the content of human rights norms that might be binding on ANSAs.
This Research Brief was written by Dr Annyssa Bellal, Strategic Adviser on International Humanitarian Law and Research Fellow at the Geneva Academy.
This publication forms part of a larger research undertaken at the Geneva Academy for several years on ANSAs, including its research projects on Armed Non-State Actors and the Protection of Civilians and on Rules of Engagement.
It will also inform a new project analyzing the practice of ANSAs with regard to international norms (international humanitarian law and international human rights law) which will be undertaken in 2017.
These courses form part of our Executive Master in International Law in Armed Conflict. They are open to professionals who want to deepen their expertise in a specific issue.


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Q: How to overcome the Wrong merging When using Pivot_Table? I have Two Dataframes ,What I'm trying to to do , is to create new columns based on the Sensor_Type and add them to DF1 and assign each measurement based on the Sensor.
DF1:
  Weather_Legends.head():

  Sensor_ID Sensor_Street_Name  Sensor_Lat  Sensor_Long   Sensor_Type         UOM
 0  6030    Milano - via Brera  45.471192   9.187616    Wind Direction      degree
 1  5897    Milano - via Brera  45.471192   9.187616      Temperature   Celsius degree
 2  6174    Milano - via Brera  45.471192   9.187616    Relative Humidity      %
 3  6120    Milano - via Brera  45.471192   9.187616      Wind Speed         m/s
 4  2006    Milano - via Lambrate  45.490051  9.22559   Precipitation        mm

DF2:
  Mi_Meteo.head():

  Sensor_ID    Time_Instant     Measurement
0   14121   2013-11-01 01:00:00   0.8
1   14121   2013-11-01 02:00:00   0.6
2   14121   2013-11-01 03:00:00   0.4
3   14121   2013-11-01 04:00:00   0.4
4   14121   2013-11-01 05:00:00    0

And this is the desired output:
Sensor_Type Sensor_ID   Sensor_Street_Name             Time_Instant      Precipitation     Relative Humidity    Wind Speed  …..
     0      14121     Milano - via Ippolito Rosellini   2013-11-01 01:00:00   0.8              NaN              NaN
     1      14121     Milano - via Ippolito Rosellin    2013-11-01 02:00:00   NaN              0.6              NaN
     2      14121     Milano - via Ippolito Rosellini   2013-11-01 03:00:00   0.4               NaN             NaN
     .
     .
     .

And Instead , These Is What I get:
 Sensor_Type Sensor_ID  Sensor_Street_Name               Time_Instant     Precipitation
   0          14121    Milano - via Ippolito Rosellini   2013-11-01 01:00:00    0.8
   1          14121    Milano - via Ippolito Rosellini   2013-11-01 02:00:00    0.6
   2          14121    Milano - via Ippolito Rosellini   2013-11-01 03:00:00    0.4
   .
   .

The Other Sensor Type are Missing !!!
And Here's The Code That I Used:
    Mi_Meteo['Measurement'] = Mi_Meteo['Measurement'].str.rstrip(' Measure').str.strip()
    Mi_Meteo['Measurement'] = pd.to_numeric(Mi_Meteo['Measurement'] ,errors='coerce' )
    Mi_Meteo['Sensor_ID'] = Mi_Meteo['Sensor_ID'].str.rstrip(' ID').str.strip()
    Mi_Meteo['Sensor_ID'] = pd.to_numeric(Mi_Meteo['Sensor_ID'] ,errors='coerce' )

    Mi_Meteo['Measurement'] = Mi_Meteo['Measurement'].astype(float)
    Mi_Meteo['Sensor_ID'] = Mi_Meteo['Sensor_ID'].astype(float)

    df4 = Mi_Meteo.merge(Weather_Legends, on='Sensor_ID', how='left')\
                  .pivot_table(index=['Sensor_ID' ,'Sensor_Street_Name' , 'Time_Instant' ],
                               values= 'Measurement',
                               columns='Sensor_Type')\
                  .reset_index()
    df4['Sensor_ID'] = df4['Sensor_ID'].astype(int)

Any Suggestion Would Be Much Appreciated , Thank U all.

A: In the absence of your data, I made it up with some random data which mirrors what I understand is the structure of yours.
The code below works and gives you what I believe you're looking for. It is similar to what you seem to have done, so I can only guess there must be some errors in the structure of your data.
This is going to sound really banal, but have you verified that there are readings for the other sensors, too (wind etc)? Based on the output, it seems there are readings only for precipitation.
Your 'desired output' doesn't make sense because it shows that the same sensor id records rain and humidity; but you said each sensor id is associated to only one sensor type!
E.g. maybe 'sensor id' is not a primary key after the formulae you have applied? Look up these concepts here: https://www.essentialsql.com/what-is-the-difference-between-a-primary-key-and-a-foreign-key/ or in one of the trillion resources available online. Check the structure of your data.
Don't mean to sound like a broken record, but, again: primary and foreign keys! You really really really really need to understand the structure of your data.
If, after going over these concepts and after reviewing your data, you still can't see what's wrong with it, you might try uploading the data to dropbox or something similar, posting a link here and hoping some of us have enough time to go over it.
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import random

num_sensors=int(100)
sensors= pd.DataFrame()
sensors['sensor id']=np.arange(0,num_sensors)
sensors['address id'] =np.arange(1000,1000+num_sensors)
#;ambda function not efficient on large datasets but irrelevant here
sensors['type']= sensors.apply( lambda x: "".join( [random.choice(['rain','temp','wind']) ] ), axis=1 )

num_measurements = 10
meas = pd.DataFrame()
meas['sensor id']= np.repeat(sensors['sensor id'], num_measurements )
meas['time'] = np.tile( np.arange(0,num_measurements ), num_sensors )
meas['value'] =np.random.rand(num_measurements * num_sensors )
#otherwise the index is copied from the other dataframe, so is not unique
meas=meas.reset_index(drop=True)

joined = pd.merge(sensors, meas, how='outer', on='sensor id')
pt = joined.pivot_table( index= ['sensor id','address id','time'], columns=['type'], values=['value']  ).reset_index()


I spent my first year of college at a second-degree separatist school that was founded by the Bible Presbyterian Church. The men who founded the college were colleagues of Carl MacIntyre, Allan MacRae, J. Gresham Machen, and Bob Jones Jr. These stalwarts of the faith fought for the fundamentals of the faith against the rising tide of liberalism for a good portion of the twentieth century. My professors had been their students, and I am grateful to God to have been one of theirs. They were thoroughgoing fundamentalists—staunchly committed to the fundamentals of the faith, the authority and inerrancy of Scripture, and the pure preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ. They were willing to separate from anyone who compromised the fundamentals of the faith, and they were willing to separate from anyone else who was unwilling to separate from those who compromised the fundamentals of the faith. As a first-year college student preparing for ministry, I respected these men not only because they contended earnestly for the faith once delivered to the saints, but because they were some of the most godly, loving, and gracious men I have ever known.
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Mark Bond does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.
Three years ago there was a significant shift in global shark conservation and management. Two thirds of the countries meeting in Bangkok, Thailand under the banner of CITES recognised, for the first time, that the lucratively traded marine species could be regulated by the global convention.
At CoP16, the first commercially traded shark species – the oceanic whitetip, three species of hammerheads (great, scalloped and smooth) and porbeagle sharks – were listed on appendix II of the convention. This only allows trade under very specific conditions and requires exporting countries to obtain a permit. Importing countries are exempt.
The Bangkok decision was a watershed. At previous meetings Japan and China had argued that it wasn't possible to regulate trade because of the difficulty of identifying species once fins are detached from the shark. Their position undermined CITES' ability to sustainably manage the fin trade.
Building on the momentum of the previous meeting, the protection has been expanded to cover a number of new species. CoP17 provisionally adopted proposals to list silky sharks, the thresher sharks (common, big-eye, and pelagic), and the nine species of mobula/devil rays on CITES appendix II.
The proposals were openly contested by countries that either consume shark fins and meat, or mobula ray gill-plates, or those which benefit financially from this unsustainable trade such as China, Japan, Indonesia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Iceland and Nicaragua.
The margins by which the proposals were adopted demonstrates how the world is starting to recognise the severe threats to sharks and rays. While the CoP16 proposals passed by only a couple of votes, the outcome at CoP17 was encouragingly different. Votes on the silky and thresher sharks and mobula rays surpassed the required two thirds majority.
The changes will not be fully adopted until they pass the plenary session, where opponents may chose to reopen the debate if they can secure one third of the parties present to support them.
The group of fishes known as elasmobranchs (sharks, skates and rays) share the common trait of being made up of cartilage (Chondrichthyans) in contrast to other bony fishes such as snappers (Teleosts). These cartilaginous fish share life-history characteristics such as slow growth rates, late maturity and low fecundity. These qualities make them vulnerable to overexploitation.
Similarly, once populations are depleted their characteristics dictate that populations are very slow to recover.
Fisheries are the primary threats to sharks. An estimated 100 million sharks are removed from our oceans annually. They are sometimes the intended target of commercial or artisanal fisheries, or are retained as by-catch because of the financial incentive for fisherman to keep the fins. Other less significant threats include critical habitat loss through the dredging of mangroves or degradation of coral reefs and marine pollution.
Globally many shark species are experiencing severe populations declines. The most severely affected are large bodied sharks that have regular contact with large-scale commercial fisheries. These include tuna, swordfish longlines and purse seines.
They have the most valuable fins in the trade. This is because of their size, as well as the content of ceratotrichia or "fin-rays", the primary ingredient of shark fin soup. This gives fisherman extra incentive to retain catches of large bodied sharks even if they are not the targeted species of the fishery.
The already listed shark and rays species as well as those provisionally adopted at CoP17 constitute a large percentage of the global shark fin trade. These species are recording dramatic population declines in the major oceans.
Sharks fulfil a crucial role in maintaining marine ecosystem health in both coastal regions as well as seas away from landmasses. These are known as pelagic systems.
Many large bodied sharks, such as the species prevalent in the international shark fin trade, are top predators in their ecosystems. Through top-down predation pressure they regulate the health of fish communities by consuming weak or sick prey individuals. This ensures that a healthy gene pool is maintained.
Most importantly, they control the numbers of prey at each successive trophic level below them. For example on a coral reef sharks eat barracudas, which in turn eat parrotfish. If you remove sharks there is no predation pressure on the barracudas and their population increases. Because there are more barracudas in the system they consume more parrotfish and the parrotfish population decreases.
This is critical because parrotfish are herbivores. They graze on fast growing algae, which ensures reefs are coral dominated and not algae dominated systems. Coral reefs are some of the most productive marine ecosystems in the world and many fisheries depend on them. If reefs become algae dominated this could jeopardise fisheries and threaten the income and food security of those who depend on them.
A number of developments were pivotal to shark listings being adopted by CITES Bangkok. These include the development of a simple step-by-step visual identification chart designed by Debra Abercrombie. The chartallows customs and enforcement officials to rapidly determine if the shark fin belongs to a CITES listed species.
The chart, much cheaper than previously used genetic techniques, has made it possible to produce an instant result. This has allowed enforcement agencies to freeze a shipment if they have probable cause to do so. This in turn allows time for genetic testing, which is needed for prosecution in court.
A further development has been a wider acknowledgement that regional fisheries management organisations failed to adequately manage sharks.
The case for expanding the list of internationally traded shark species protected under CITES, as provisionally adopted at CoP17, is indisputable. We don't believe that a total ban is necessary or practical. But listing them under appendix II should be viewed as a measure to ensure sustainable shark fisheries.


While 96% of practices have been rated good or outstanding by the CQC, the scrutiny is relentless, with more 'boots on the ground' inspections for a proportion of good and outstanding practices each year.
Here are five tips on keeping your website CQC-ready at all times.
The regulations state that practices must ensure that their most recent rating is displayed conspicuously and legibly on their website. It should be displayed on the home page, or on a permanent page where as many people as possible looking for information about the practice will see it, even if they are not specifically looking for the rating.
The CQC provides a handy website widget for practices to use. Using the widget will make sure your website displays and automatically updates all the information required under the regulation, which includes the date the inspection report was published. Take a look at the Old Leake Medical Centre website to see the widget in action.
It's not a requirement to use the widget but if you decide not to use it your practice website must still display the rating, the date of the report and a link to the CQC website where patients can see the full report.
Note that the CQC makes the judgement on whether or not your ratings are displayed legibly and conspicuously. If your website fails to make the grade, a fine might be imposed and future inspection ratings may be affected.
To read the online ratings display guidance in full visit the CQC website.
All practice websites must include up-to-date information about GP earnings. You will need to declare average pay in the last financial year before tax and national insurance for all GPs working in the practice, including locums employed for more than six months.
All practices are required under the GMS contract to allocate a named GP to all patients, including children. A statement explaining what this means for patients must be included on your practice website on an appropriate page.
Opening hours: make sure any changes to opening hours, including extended access, are clearly signposted.
Staff changes: keep your team page updated with the latest leavers and joiners – this is particularly important for doctors and other clinical staff.
Links to online services: Can your patients access your online appointment booking and repeat prescription services quickly and easily?
Out-of-date news: archive any news items that have passed their sell-by date. Flu jab clinics, closing dates for training and Christmas/New Year opening hours all need to be taken off the home page once the dates have passed.
Make a diary date to check your website regularly – at the very least use the checklist in the point above to keep key information up-to-date on a monthly basis. Specialist practice website providers should understand the pressure you are under when the CQC is about to descend and help with last-minute changes. But landing your website provider with a long list of updates with only 24 hours' notice is risky, with no guarantee that the changes will be made in time for the inspection.
Practice website expert and co-founder of GPsurgery.net, Tim Green has been helping practice managers improve their patient communications since 2005.


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Walenty Titkow (ur. 2 listopada 1917 w Równem, zm. 29 grudnia 2013 w Warszawie) – polski lekarz, oficer i polityk komunistyczny, poseł na Sejm PRL I, II i III kadencji.

Życiorys
Syn Marii i Mikołaja. Był członkiem Komunistycznego Związku Młodzieży Polski i Polskiej Partii Robotniczej, a następnie Polskiej Zjednoczonej Partii Robotniczej. Ukończył studia na Wydziale Lekarskim Uniwersytetu Poznańskiego.

W 1944 należał do korpusu oficerów polityczno-wychowawczych 1. Dywizji Piechoty im. Tadeusza Kościuszki. Od września do listopada 1944 był szefem Wydziału Polityczno-Wychowawczego Komendy Wojewódzkiej Milicji Obywatelskiej w Warszawie, a następnie szefem Zarządu Polityczno-Wychowawczego Komendy Głównej MO. Od 1 października 1945 do 14 lutego 1948 był zastępcą Komendanta Głównego MO ds. polityczno-wychowawczych w stopniu pułkownika. Od 1950 do 1951 pełnił funkcję sekretarza propagandy w Komitecie Wojewódzkim PZPR w Katowicach. W okresie od 22 sierpnia 1951 do 18 lutego 1953 był I sekretarzem Warszawskiego Komitetu Wojewódzkiego PZPR, a w latach 1953–1955 I sekretarzem KW PZPR w Krakowie. Od 1953 do 1954 był zastępcą członka, a w następnie do 1968 członkiem Komitetu Centralnego PZPR. W latach 1955–1956 i 1957–1960 był kierownikiem, a od 1956 do 1957 zastępcą kierownika Wydziału Organizacyjnego KC PZPR. W okresie od 1 lutego 1960 do 24 lipca 1964 był I sekretarzem Komitetu Warszawskiego PZPR.

W latach 1952–1965 był posłem na Sejm PRL I, II i III kadencji z okręgów Mińsk Mazowiecki, Ostrołęka, Wola, przez dwie kadencje był zastępcą przewodniczącego Komisji Zdrowia i Kultury Fizycznej. W 1956 był redaktorem naczelnym "Trybuny Ludu", a od 1964 do 1968 wiceministrem zdrowia i opieki społecznej.

Pochowany został na Cmentarzu Wojskowym na Powązkach (kwatera C 20-2-1).

Jego żoną była Janina Arnsztajn-Titkow (1923–2010, wnuczka Franciszki Arnsztajnowej i prawnuczka Malwiny Meyerson). Był ojcem Andrzeja Titkowa (reżysera filmów dokumentalnych) i Olgi Titkow-Stokłosy (aktorki).

Odznaczenia
 Order Krzyża Grunwaldu III klasy (4 października 1946)
 Krzyż Oficerski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (10 października 1945)

Przypisy

Bibliografia

 Leksykon Historii Polski z 1995.
 Nekrolog w "Gazecie Wyborczej".

Absolwenci Wydziału Lekarskiego Uniwersytetu Poznańskiego
Członkowie Komitetu Centralnego PZPR
Działacze Komunistycznego Związku Młodzieży Polski
Kierownicy wydziałów Komitetu Centralnego PZPR
Ludzie urodzeni w Równem
Ludzie związani z Mińskiem Mazowieckim
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Oficerskim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (Polska Ludowa)
Odznaczeni Orderem Krzyża Grunwaldu III klasy
Oficerowie polityczni ludowego Wojska Polskiego
Pierwsi sekretarze Komitetu Warszawskiego PZPR
Pierwsi sekretarze Komitetu Wojewódzkiego PZPR w Krakowie
Pierwsi sekretarze Warszawskiego Komitetu Wojewódzkiego PZPR
Pochowani na Powązkach-Cmentarzu Wojskowym w Warszawie
Politycy PPR
Polscy dziennikarze prasowi
Polscy lekarze
Posłowie z okręgu Ostrołęka (PRL)
Posłowie z okręgu Warszawa Wola (PRL)
Pułkownicy Milicji Obywatelskiej
Sekretarze Komitetu Wojewódzkiego PZPR w Katowicach
Urodzeni w 1917
Wiceministrowie i urzędnicy PRL
Zastępcy członków Komitetu Centralnego PZPR
Zastępcy kierowników wydziałów KC PZPR
Zmarli w 2013
Żołnierze ludowego Wojska Polskiego – uczestnicy walk na froncie wschodnim


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Jeffrey Lichtman
Jeffrey Einhorn
Jason Goldman
NY State Crimes
Violent Offenses
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Bronx Domestic Violence Lawyer
New York is dedicated to the eradication of domestic violence in all its forms. As a result, whenever the state accuses a person of an incident involving domestic violence, the prosecutor will often ask for the court to impose a protective order. These orders can prevent a person from returning home, seeing loved ones, or even performing their jobs.
A Bronx domestic violence lawyer could defend someone against the underlying criminal charges and the restrictive protective orders that can follow. It is important for anyone facing these allegations to fight back at every opportunity, and a seasoned criminal defense attorney could help do just that.
Domestic Violence and Bronx Protective Orders
An important part of a domestic violence case is the prosecutor's ability to ask the court for a protective order. According to the Family Court Act §154-d, the prosecutor has this option during an initial hearing in the court, so it is essential that someone facing these allegations is prepared to defend themselves early in the case.
The prosecutor can argue that the defendant is a threat to the continued well-being of the other person. They can ask that the court prohibit contact between the two parties, require the defendant to move out of their home, and limit areas where they can travel. This can have catastrophic effects on a person's family life and career.
Relationships that Are Considered Domestic
Unlike many other states, New York does not have a crime in its penal law called domestic violence. Instead, domestic violence is a descriptive term used to define a criminal act committed against a household member. Therefore, whether a crime counts as domestic violence is solely determined by the identity of the accuser.
The term that the state uses to define a person affected by domestic violence is a household member. This extends beyond the traditional definition of a family member. According to the Family Court Act §812, a household member includes:
A person related by blood
Any person with whom the defendant has a child in common
Any person with whom the defendant has now or has ever had a romantic relationship
Any person with whom the defendant now lives with or has ever lived with
This expansive definition catches many people by surprise. They may be shocked to learn that assaulting a roommate can be treated as an incident of domestic violence. A Bronx domestic violence lawyer could help someone understand why their case is marked as an incident of domestic violence, and what steps and strategies could be taken in their defense.
Let a Bronx Domestic Violence Attorney Help
The consequences of domestic violence can be severe. Not only could a person need to serve the sentence for the underlying criminal charges, but any protective order could drastically affect their quality of life. It is essential that anyone facing these allegations take precautions to protect themselves early in the case.
A Bronx domestic violence lawyer could provide an advantage. They work with people from the earliest hearings in their case to protect their freedom and rights. Contact an experienced attorney immediately and let them get to work for you.
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The secret to a successful business isn't one magical tip or trick, rather it is a whole host of best practices, tools, techniques, staff, etc. Not only that but it's a never-ending quest wherein you're constantly looking for ways to improve processes, increase profits, find the right staff for the job, cut down on costs, and really stand out from the competition. Part of that recipe for success may mean you need to look at different ways to go about what you do and how you do it, more specifically, you should look into automation.
If you're a company that could in theory implement automated packaging but you're not sure if it's the right solution for the business, then you're going to want to read on. Here we'll take a look at some of the top ways a company can benefit from automated packaging.
One of the top reasons that companies look into automated packaging is the fact it can drastically improve productivity. Obviously, this depends on the automation used and how you use it, but you can go from being able to wrap a few packages per minute to hundreds in the same amount of time. You'll suddenly be able to crank out products at an incredible rate.
There is also the fact that automation can be customized to your needs, so you can decide if you want things fully automated or to just take a partial approach. You have total control over the automation process. It may be that you start with partial automation so that you get a chance to see the results first-hand, and then you can decide to automate further.
Companies such as INSITE Packaging Automation work with businesses to figure out the best solutions for their needs.
Automated packaging can also help to bring down your production costs, which is a constant battle with many companies. Bringing down those production costs will free up cash that can be used or invested elsewhere in the business.
If you don't have a full staff standing on the production line doing all the work, and instead it is done by machinery, then you are also reducing the amount of risk posed to staff. This can mean fewer job-related injuries.
For many companies it can be hard to not only find enough staff to get the work done, but to keep them as well. Working in the packaging industry is tough and isn't for everyone. If you're constantly dealing with turnover then you are always in the process of training new people, taking your focus away from other important matters.
While automated packaging isn't going to be the solution for every company, for many it offers enough benefits to at least be considered and investigated further before reaching a final decision.


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    write(rec: BunyanRecord): void
  }
  declare type Stream = {
      type?: string;
      level?: number | string;
      path?: string;
      stream?: stream$Writable | tty$WriteStream | Stream | Writable;
      closeOnExit?: boolean;
      period?: string;
      count?: number;
  }
  declare interface LoggerOptions {
    streams?: Array<Stream>;
    level?: BunyanLogLevels | string,
    stream?: stream$Writable;
    serializers?: Serializers;
    src?: boolean;
  }
  declare class Logger extends events$EventEmitter {
      addSerializers(serializers: Serializers): void;
      child(opts?: LoggerOptions, simple?: boolean): Logger;
      reopenFileStreams(): void;
      level(): string | number;
      level(value: number | string): void;
      levels(name: number | string, value: number | string): void;
      trace(...params: Array<void>): boolean;
      trace(error: Error, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      trace(buffer: Buffer, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      trace(obj: Object, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      trace(format: string, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      debug(...params: Array<void>): boolean;
      debug(error: Error, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      debug(buffer: Buffer, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      debug(obj: Object, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      debug(format: string, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      info(...params: Array<void>): boolean;
      info(error: Error, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      info(buffer: Buffer, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      info(obj: Object, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      info(format: string, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      warn(...params: Array<void>): boolean;
      warn(error: Error, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      warn(buffer: Buffer, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      warn(obj: Object, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      warn(format: string, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      error(...params: Array<void>): boolean;
      error(error: Error, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      error(buffer: Buffer, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      error(obj: Object, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      error(format: string, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      fatal(...params: Array<void>): boolean;
      fatal(error: Error, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      fatal(buffer: Buffer, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      fatal(obj: Object, format?: any, ...params: Array<any>): void;
      fatal(format: string, ...params: Array<any>): void;
  }
  declare type Serializers = {
      [key: string]: (input: any) => mixed;
  }
  declare type StdSerializers = {
    req: (req: http$ClientRequest) => {
        method: string,
        url: string,
        headers: mixed,
        remoteAddress: string,
        remotePort: number
    },
    res: (res: http$IncomingMessage) => {  statusCode: number, header: string },
    err: (err: Error) => {
        message: string,
        name: string,
        stack: string,
        code: string,
        signal: string
    }
  };

  /**
   * copy from koa library, import type does not work
   * import type { Middleware } from 'koa';
  **/
  declare type Middleware =
    (ctx: *, next: () => Promise<void>) => Promise<void> | void;

  declare type MiddlewareType = Middleware;

  declare type LoggerFactoryOptions = LoggerOptions & { name: string };

  declare type FieldsModifier = (fields: Object) => Object;
  declare type FieldsStringifier = (fields: Object) => string;

  declare type RequestLogger$Options = {
    durationField?: string,
    levelFn?: (status: number, err: Error) => BunyanLogLevels,
    updateLogFields?: FieldsModifier,
    updateRequestLogFields?: FieldsModifier,
    updateResponseLogFields?: FieldsModifier,
    formatRequestMessage?: FieldsStringifier,
    formatResponseMessage?: FieldsStringifier
  }

  declare type TimeContext$Options = {
    logLevel?: BunyanLogLevels,
    updateLogFields?: FieldsModifier
  }

  declare type RequestIdOptions = {
    header?: string,
    prop?: string,
    requestProp?: string,
    field?: string
  }

  declare module.exports: {
    requestIdContext(options?: RequestIdOptions): MiddlewareType;
    requestLogger(options: RequestLogger$Options): MiddlewareType;
    timeContext(options: TimeContext$Options): MiddlewareType;
    (options?: LoggerFactoryOptions | Logger): MiddlewareType;
    bunyan: {
      stdSerializers: StdSerializers;
      createLogger(options: LoggerFactoryOptions): Logger;
    };
  };
}


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