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UMNO's Corporate Cornucopia
In the 1980s and 1990s, Halim Saad and Tajudin Ramli were two of Malaysia's brightest stars, picked by former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad to lead the country's ethnic Malays onto the national stage as exemplars of a new Bumiputera business culture that would catch up with the ethnic Chinese who had dominated commerce as long as Malaysia had been in existence.
When Mahathir took office, insiders say, his plan was to create a cadre of 100 super-rich bumis who in turn would help rural Malays into prosperity under a konsep payung, or umbrella concept routed through the United Malays National Organization, much the way he envisioned driving the country into industrialization through massive projects.
But greed intervened. Once the privileged got rich, there was little incentive to share it with the kampungs, the Malay rural villages. Many of the companies eventually collapsed and are being supported by government institutions such as Kazanah Nasional, the country's sovereign investment fund, or the Employee Provident Fund.
Rise of the Umnoputeras
Although the Umno connection was widely assumed during Mahathir's 22 year reign as prime minister, today a flock of explosive court documents filed in different Kuala Lumpur courts appear to be breaking open conclusively the open secret that Tajudin and Halim and others were essentially front men for Umno, the country's biggest ethnic political party and part of a class of rentier businessmen who became known as Umnoputeras, a play on the word Bumiputera, or native Malaysians, predominantly ethnic Malays.
Nor were they alone. Others included Syed Mokhtar Al Bukhary, one of Malaysia's richest men, as well as Yahaya Ahmad, who headed Mahathir's national car project and who tragically was killed with his wife in a helicopter crash, and Samsuddin Abu Hassan, introduced by Mahathir to the government of Nelson Mandela but who had to flee South Africa after being accused of misappropriating millions and evading South African debts totaling about R50 million (US$7.233 million at current exchange rates). Samsuddin left behind his glamorous wife, Melleney Venessa Samsudin, along with a failed Durban bank, and returned to Malaysia.
Samsudin ultimately ended up on the board of directors of Mitrajaya Holdings Bhd., another Umno-linked company that has played a significant role in major national projects including the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, KL's Light Rail Transit System, the CyberJaya Flagship Zone and numerous other projects.
23 companies vehicles for Umno
At least 23 of Malaysia's biggest companies (see list below) appear to have been vehicles for Umno to siphon off vast amounts of money in government contracts as Mahathir's plans went awry. The companies and the people who run them are so hard-wired into Umno, the government and its investment arms that de-linking them would probably destroy the party. That in effect makes a mockery of Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak's widely publicized speech in July in which he promised to root corruption out of his party.
Much of the ownership appears to have been channeled through a mysterious company, Realmild, that emerged in 1993 to stage an RM800 million management buyout of a major chunk of Malaysia's media including the New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd and TV3. Realmild already owned a controlling interest in Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd, which got the contract to develop the massive Kuala Lumpur Sentral transport hub. It also acquired ownership of the Labuan and Sabah Shipyards, which supply the Malaysian Navy, as well as Redicare and Medivest, which were awarded lucrative contracts to supply medical supplies to government hospitals.
Thieves fall out, details emerge in court
In September, Syed Anwar Jamalullail, the brother to the Sultan of Perlis, and others testified in a tangled court battle in a Kuala Lumpur High Court that Daim Zainuddin, the prime minister's close associate, often told Malay businessmen to act as nominees in the management of Malaysia's top companies. The long-running suit was launched in 2005 by Khalid Ahmad, a former Realmild director, who alleged he had been cheated out of a RM10 million payment for five percent of Realmild's shares by Abdul Rahman, thought to be the beneficial owner.
According to the testimony, Abdul Rahman paid out the RM10 million but later reneged after he learned from Mahathir that the shares actually belonged to Umno. The trustees for Realmild in fact were Mahathir himself as well as former Berita Harian Group Editor Ahmad Nazri Abdullah, New Straits Times Group Editor Abdul Kadir Jasin and Mohd Noor Mutalib. Another witness, Ahmad Nazri, said in a deposition that he held the majority share of 80 percent in Realmild, although 70 percent of the shares were actually in trust for Mahathir.
The companies others ran included Faber Group Bhd, a member of the UEM Group, now involved in integrated facilities management and property solutions sectors; KUB Malaysia Bhd. A holding company dealing in information, communications & technology, property, engineering & construction and food related industries.
Companies mismanaged into state ownership
The companies have been involved a wide variety of activities including media, property development, construction, toll roads, hospital equipment, logistics and distribution, cellular telephony and other businesses. What they had in common was that most of them benefited from government contracts doled out by the Barisan Nasional, the ruling coalition that has controlled Malaysia since its inception as a country. The other thing they had in common was that at some point most of them were mismanaged into financial trouble of one kind or another and had to be bailed out or bought out by the government.
Realmild unloaded Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd onto the Employee Provident Fund in late 2005 as part settlement for an outstanding Rm500 million loan. Putera Capital Bhd, is threatened with bankruptcy. It formerly owned the Putra World Trade Center, Umno's headquarters, which rents out office space to businesses. UEM Builders Bhd, an offshoot of United Engineers Malaysia (UEM), along with UEM World Bhd, was dumped onto Kazanah Nasional, the investment holding arm of the government and the government's strategic investment vehicle.
Kazanah Nasional now also owns PLUS, which held the tollway contract for the national north-south highway, as well as Pharmaniaga, a former UEM subsidiary dealing in hospital supply and other services. Court documents show that MAS, then the state-owned flag carrier, was taken over and privatized by Tajudin Ramli only to lose an estimated RM8 billion (US$2.77 billion at current exchange rate), with a major part of that being funneled into a Frankfurt, Germany cargo logistics company whose directors were closely connected to Tajudin.
According to the website Malaysia Today, Tajudin's lawyers revealed that Tajudin had only been a front man for Umno and that Umno "not only has to protect him from prosecution but that they also had to ensure that the government bought back the shares at the same price that they were sold to him although the shares were only worth a portion of the real value."
Overpriced government contracts provide a lifeline
Other depositions made available in recent weeks have listed a long series of documents detailing misdoings in UEM/Renong, once headed by Halim Saad, which has long been accused of looting the government treasury through vastly overpriced construction contracts. Halim told the press in September that he had left the UEM/Renong board in 2001, saying authorities wanted Kazanah to take it over "to prevent a systemic risk to the banking system in Malaysia and to enable a sustained restructuring of the group."
UEM itself is still at it. The government-linked company was given the contract to build a second bridge from the mainland to the northern city of Penang at a price estimated in 2007 at Rm2.7 billion. It has since climbed to RM4.3 billion without figuring in a variety of ancillary costs including compensation for fishermen and project development costs of RM285 million, with the total now nearing RM5 billion.
Other documents show how completely the country's press was in the thrall of UMNO. Media Prima Bhd, a listed company, apparently took over the ownership from Realmild of TV3, 8TV, ntv7 and TV9 as well as 90 percent of the equity in The New Straits Times Press (Malaysia) Bhd, which publishes three national newspapers; the New Straits Times, Berita Harian and Harian Metro. It also owns three radio networks, Fly FM, Hot FM and One FM. Other cross media interests of Media Prima include content creation; event and talent management.
It also owns outdoor advertising companies Big Tree Outdoor Sdn Bhd, UPD Sdn Bhd, Right Channel Sdn Bhd, Kurnia Outdoor Sdn Bhd and Jupiter Outdoor Network Sdn Bhd. It is online through a digital communications and broadcasting subsidiary, Alt Media, with the Lifestyle Portal gua.com.my and the newly launched TonTon, a cutting-edge video portal with HD-ready quality viewing experience that offers the individualism of customized content and interactivity of social networking.
The companies:
Faber Group Bhd
KUB Malaysia Bhd
Malaysian Resources Corp. Bhd
Media Prima Bhd
New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
Putera Capital Bhd
UEM Builders Bhd
UEM World Bhd
Pharmaniaga
Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd (partly owned by Syed Mokhtar Albukhary, another Mahathir crony and one of Malaysia's 10 richest men according to the Forbes List
Renong Bhd
Realmild Sdn Bhd
Mahkota Technologies (Also a partnership with Syed Mokhtar Al Bukhary)
Malaysian Airlines
Celcom
Malaysian Helicopter Service
Temasek Padu Sdh Bhd
Sabah Shipyard
Labuan Shipyard
Redicare
Medivest


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EC sues AstraZeneca over vaccine delivery delays
by Ivan Fischer
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Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Union launched legal action on Monday against British-Swedish pharmaceuticals giant AstraZeneca for its persistent delays and shortfalls in delivering the coronavirus vaccines ordered by the bloc, France24 reported.
"The Commission has started last Friday a legal action against the company AstraZeneca on the basis of breaches of the advanced purchase agreement", European Commission spokesman Stefan De Keersmaecker said, clarifying that the lawsuit had been raised on behalf of all 27 EU member states.
Failure to observe terms
According to the Commission, member states are suing AstraZeneca for its reported failure to respect and observe the terms of the contract for the supply of vaccine doses, and for not having a "reliable plan" to ensure timely deliveries.
The company, on the other hand, claims the lawsuit has no merit and plans to defend itself in court. "AstraZeneca has fully complied with the Advance Purchase Agreement with the European Commission and will strongly defend itself in court", a company statement declared. "We believe any litigation is without merit and we welcome this opportunity to resolve this dispute as soon as possible".
The delivery delays of the vaccine have seriously contributed to the problems the EU has experienced in its vaccination drive, since the Commission counted on the AstraZeneca vaccine as key to its plans to vaccinate the majority of the bloc's citizens. Faced with repeated delivery cuts, the Commission has turned away from AstraZeneca, deciding not to pursue its option to order more doses from the company and instead has started to rely more on Pfizer's shots.
"Some terms of the contract have not been respected and the company has not been in a position to come up with a reliable strategy to ensure timely delivery of doses", the EC spokesman said. "We want to make sure there is a speedy delivery of a sufficient number of doses that European citizens are entitled to and which have been promised on the basis of the contract".
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… and a large part of my preparation for this adventure went into figuring out what pieces of gear I needed to carry with me for 221 miles while keeping my pack weight at or below 30 pounds. Here, then, is my complete John Muir Trail gear list, broken up into somewhat arbitrary categories.
Something to carry everything else and keep it all (reasonably) organized.
Osprey Exos 58. I saw many of these on the trail. Everyone I talked to loved it.
Sea to Summit Pack Cover. Never needed it but glad I had it. Could have saved a few bucks (and probably a little room) with a heavy duty trash bag.
A few stuff sacks to organize clothing, essentials, etc.
Anything I used while walking the trail.
Black Diamond Ultra Distance Trekking Poles. One of these broke in a fall on day four (better it than my arm), so for the next nine days I made do with one pole. At times, that second one would have been nice to have.
Goal Zero Nomad 3.5, secured to my pack with two Night Ize S-Biners – Size #1.
Repel Lemon Eucalyptus Bug Spray. I'm not convinced this works.
Dermatone Lip Balm. Don't skip this stuff. This one has a carabiner clip for convenience.
Osprey Exos 58 pack with Goal Zero Nomad 3.5 (and a bunch of other stuff).
Clothes may make the man, but they also weigh down the pack.
I packed minimal clothing options, fully detailed here.
Mosquito Net (lost on day 10, much to my regret).
Nike Fuelband. I've since stopped using this thing, but it was fun while it lasted, especially on the trail.
All the items of clothing I carried and wore.
If you're not comfortable at night, you can be pretty sure the next day will be crappy. So be comfortable.
Big Agnes Fly Creek UL 1 (with footprint).
Homemade "Rock-Out Loops" for tying down a tent without stakes.
Sierra Designs Wild Bill Sleeping Bag. There are better, newer bags out there. This one isn't even made any more, but I've used it for seven years. It's never let me down.
Thermarest Prolite Pad. Another old friend. I briefly considered replacing it with a NeoAir, but I couldn't justify the expense of a new pad when the one I have works just fine. Maybe next time.
Bear Canister — Jam-packed (literally!) with food.
MSR Hyperflow Microfilter. Redundant? Maybe. But I didn't want to take any chances with my drinking water.
Nalgene HDPE Bottle. Slightly lighter than the hard plastic version.
Playtpus Platy Bottle. By the third day, I hated this bottle.
Guyout Designs Squishy Bowl. Left the cup at home.
Light My Fire Spork. Green, naturally.
Small Towel. For dish washing duty.
REI TiWare Mug. Alas, they don't seem to make this any more. I didn't really need this, so I sent it home at VVR.
This is my bear canister. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
Keep it clean — or as clean as possible.
Poop Shovel (broken on day three). Next time, I'm going to carry the GG Camp Shovel — GG for Gotta Go, of course.
Update: Many people pointed out that the GG Camp Shovel is just a re-purposed snow stake from MSR or JOGR with a bit of paracord.
Toilet paper in a Ziploc bag.
Two large Ziploc bags for storing used toilet paper (so glamorous) and other garbage to pack out.
Hand sanitizer (see point above).
Things are going to go wrong. Best to be ready.
Adventure Medical Kit .7. Pro tip: Add additional ibuprofen, just in case. And maybe an extra elastic bandage in case you sprain your ankle. And if you've had the kit a while check the expiration date of your medicines.
Gear Aid Tenacious Tape. Because blowing a hole in the Thermarest or ripping a hole in the tent would be bad.
Orange Bic Lighter (purchased at VVR).
Know where you are, where you're going, and who to call.
Osprey Map Case. An indulgence, I admit.
Silva Ranger 515 Compass. And learn how to use it.
Spot GPS. Since I was hiking solo, this provided a little comfort to my family back home.
Brunton Nomad V2 Pro. Another piece of legacy gear. I don't use the compass, but it has a barometer, altimeter, clock, and thermometer. Brunton has a newer version, the Nomad G3 Pro.
iPhone. There were a few spots during the first five days I got cell service. Nothing much after the sixth day, though.
Map case, map, and compass.
When you're not hiking, cooking, cleaning, or sleeping, there's a little time to reflect on the day's events and read up on what's in store for the next day.
Select pages from John Muir Trail: The Essential Guide.
Outdoor Knots Duraguide for practicing knot-tying before dozing off.
3 Field Notes Notebooks, California edition of course.
Sharpie wrapped with duct tape.
Extra batteries (AAA & 123A).
Night Ize Gear Ties (for cord wrangling).
You won't need these things on the trail, but when it's all over, you're going to want to buy some food (at the very least).


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News Flash September 2018~Healing on All Levels: The Fall Equinox has a very interesting chart. It favors healing on all levels. The healing planet Chiron is on the ascendant on 0 degrees Aries and is in direct opposition to the Sun and Mercury on 1 degree Libra. Actually, there is a T cross in the heavens with the great fire goddess Vesta on the top of the chart on 1 degree Capricorn. That sign rules governments so maybe this will be the beginning of some healing energy for our government. This healing energy will be very powerful until the Winter Solstice. Chiron will be in Aries for nine years so there is still time for more healing. Aries rules the head and it is the sign of new beginnings.


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Gidle – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie łódzkim, w powiecie radomszczańskim, w gminie Gidle.

4 września 1939 niemieccy żołnierze Wehrmachtu zamordowali 3 mieszkańców wsi, Wincentego Chojnackiego, Mariana Ociepę i Józefa Turka.

W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa częstochowskiego.

Miejscowość jest siedzibą gminy Gidle.

W Gidlach znajduje się sanktuarium maryjne, ściągające licznych pielgrzymów. Jest tu także szkoła podstawowa im. Józefa Piłsudskiego.

Części wsi

Sport
 LKS VIS Gidle (piłka nożna (klasa A) Juniorzy, Seniorzy
 Warta Gidle (piłka nożna) Piłka nożna dziewczyn

Zabytki
Według rejestru zabytków NID na listę zabytków wpisane są obiekty:
 kościół parafialny pw. św. Marii Magdaleny, drewniany, XV/XVI w., 1659, nr rej.: 203-X-13-1946 i z 1.02.1962 oraz 220 z 27.12.1967
 zespół klasztorny dominikanów, 1632-1644:
 bazylika mniejsza pw. Wniebowzięcia NMP, nr rej.: 204-X-14 z 12.05.1946 oraz 221 z 27.12.1967
 klasztor, nr rej.: 205-X-14 z 12.05.1946 oraz 222 z 27.12.1967
 spichrz, nr rej.: 223 z 27.12.1967
 zespół klasztorny kartuzów:
 kościół pw. MB Bolesnej, nr rej.: 201-X-11 z 1.02.1962 oraz 224 z 27.12.1967
 dzwonnica, nr rej.: 202-X-12 z 1.02.1962 oraz 225 z 27.12.1967
 brama, nr rej.: 729 z 27.12.1967
 cmentarz katolicki, nr rej.: 420/88 z 27.05.1988

Istniejące od XVII wieku dominikańskie sanktuarium Matki Bożej Gidelskiej słynie z cudów maleńkiej figurki Matki Bożej. Według legendy wyorał ją Czeczek, rolnik, i wkrótce zasłynęła cudami, a w rezultacie narastającego kultu sprowadzono tu Dominikanów. Całość legendy przedstawiona jest na obrazach w bazylice Matki Bożej Gidelskiej.

 przez miejscowość biegnie Łódzka Magistrala Rowerowa N-S

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Rolande operates his private counselling practice in Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2. He specialises in alcohol problems, addiction and occupational health issues. He qualified as a professional Social Worker in 1978 from Trinity College, Dublin. He was the Assistant Director of the Alcohol/Chemical Dependence Programme in St. Patrick's Hospital, Dublin, where he worked for over 19 years. He was also Assistant Director of the Rutland Centre, Dublin, from 1997- 1999.
He has vast experience in counselling and treatment of Alcohol Dependence, individual, group and family counselling and he has extensive lecturing experience at home and abroad. He was trained in Motivational Interviewing and Brief Interventions. He has also conducted numerous training workshops on Alcohol Dependence and other topics locally and internationally. He wrote a chapter on alcohol and the family in the bestselling book, "Under The Weather". His own self-help book for partners/family members; "Living with a Problem Drinker: your survival guide" was published in August 2010. He was one of the founding members and former Public Relations Officer of the Irish Association of Alcohol and Addiction Counsellors. He was the Alcohol Project Director, for the Irish College of General Practitioners, from 2000 – 2011. In that role he participated in two European projects on Alcohol and Primary Care. He is well known as a result of numerous interviews in the print media, on radio and television. He has a wide range of interests and hobbies/activities outside of work.


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Tony Lucich, manager of Orange County's Network Services Division, relies on technology from Secure Computing to keep the bad stuff off his network.
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Government agencies deploy Internet monitoring and filtering technologies to oversee employee activity.
Caron Carlson
Town employees in Bath, W. Va., needn't worry about whether Big Brother is watching them. The government computers lack filtering and blocking technologies, and monitoring is done the old-fashioned way.
"Supervisors monitor their own employees," says Margie Allgyer, clerk and comptroller for the town. "We haven't run into any problems — that we know of."
The low-tech method appears to work in Bath, which has only 10 employees. But in larger organizations, government and private enterprise alike, IT is widely employed to monitor computer usage. A host of technologies — including Web monitoring, filtering software, anti–data leakage and keystroke-logging — reveal what workers are doing on their PCs.
One-third of public and private-sector organizations today have fired employees for violating usage policies, up from 26 percent in 2005, according to the 2007 Electronic Monitoring and Surveillance Survey released in February by the American Management Association and The ePolicy Institute.
"Almost every government agency has some kind of logging, monitoring and blocking software to keep people from going to pornography sites," says Mark Rasch, managing director of FTI Consulting's technology practice in Washington, D.C., adding that very small organizations are the exception. "Usage policies need to be flexible enough so you can decide who are bad guys and who are really bad guys."
Uncovering Unacceptable Usage
While most government agencies have deployed monitoring or filtering tools, they vary considerably in how aggressively they use them and in which capabilities they emphasize, Rasch says. The high-profile firing of nine District of Columbia government employees in January illustrates an organization with a flexible policy and an initial emphasis on monitoring rather than filtering.
By using Websense monitoring technology on 10,000 of its computers, the D.C. government discovered that each of the nine employees had clicked on links or images on porn sites more than 19,000 times last year. The city issued reprimands to 32 other employees who had logged more than 2,000 hits throughout the year. Following the investigation, D.C. deployed blocking tools from Websense.
In addition to reducing the time employees spend viewing inappropriate content, state and local government organizations monitor computer usage to reduce legal liability, increase productivity and conserve bandwidth. But from the IT department's perspective, network usage monitoring is first and foremost about security.
"I don't want to be authoritarian, I just want to administer the network," says Tony Lucich, manager of the Network Services Division in Orange County, Calif. Like many government IT managers, Lucich leaves it to department heads to establish what content is acceptable for their own employees.
Currently, Lucich is deploying Secure Computing's Webwasher security appliance throughout all county agencies. Powered by TrustedSource, the vendor's global system for maintaining Web-site reputation information, Webwasher maintains and updates lists of unacceptable URLs as well as antimalware and antispam data. The system generates a uniform set of reports for all agencies, showing trends and peaks in network activity, including cache, streaming media, Web and e-mail usage.
One strength of TrustedSource, Lucich says, is that it communicates with the other devices on the network, including Webwasher and the IronMail server, which protects e-mail systems, as well as many other vendors' products and services.
"The porn industry has no ethics, and they have all the money in the world and all the time in the world," Lucich says. "Those guys are good at creating new doors every night. You cannot take on those guys with a point solution. With TrustedSource, you have the whole world working on your side."
In Glenwood Springs, Colo., Information Systems Director Bruce Munroe began deploying Internet filtering and reporting tools from 8e6 Technologies about two and a half years ago as he saw security threats from the Internet grow. With the 8e6 tools, Munroe filters sites that contain spyware and malware as well as pornography and adult-humor sites. Next, he will probably start blocking video sites such as YouTube, because they hog bandwidth, and then possibly messaging sites, he says.
Munroe does not routinely review reports but instead makes them available to department heads upon request. When recently asked to produce a report on an employee for the previous six weeks, the system generated a 90-page document, including every Web site visited, time stamp and an estimate of daily Internet usage.
To date, the city isn't using any highly sophisticated tools to prevent data leakage or loss, Munroe said, adding that he is looking into technologies for protecting outbound e-mail.
"We have considerable security placed from the outside in," he said. "From the inside out, I think there's a fair amount of trust involved."
Anti–data leakage and data-loss prevention tools from Secure Computing, McAfee and other vendors can protect information from being e-mailed out or saved onto a USB stick, but more primitive monitoring methods are not uncommon, according to FTI Consulting's Rasch.
Staff Surveillance
More invasive data-monitoring tools, such as keystroke-logging, are widely shied away from in government agencies unless used for investigations, industry experts say. Keystroke-logging, which monitors offline activity as well as online activity, raises privacy concerns that more common monitoring tools do not.
In Ohio's state government, keystroke loggers might be used by the inspector general's office or public-safety organizations as part of an investigation, says Sol Bermann, chief privacy officer in Ohio's Office of Information Technology. However, they would not be used routinely.
Most, if not all, state agencies in Ohio have some form of monitoring in place, but generally filtering is done in response to a problem that has occurred, Bermann says. He adds that filters are imprecise, can be costly and are sometimes viewed by employees as a draconian measure.
"You need to look at things from a business process and a risk management/risk assessment mentality," Bermann recommends. "Absent a significant showing of risk, do you want to spend the [money] on filtering without proving the need for it?"
It is important for agencies to decide what kind of employee dynamic and working environment they want to cultivate before deploying extensive filtering technologies, he adds.
When considering monitoring technologies for the future, government agencies of all sizes need to be mindful of questions regarding privacy rights and free-speech rights, Rasch says. "Governments have a higher burden before they can monitor their employees," he says.
In February the American Management Association and The ePolicy Institute released the 2007 Electronic Monitoring and Surveillance Survey, which demonstrates employers are concerned about employees' online activity.
95% Organizations concerned about adult content and porn sites
67% Organizations that monitor employees' Web-site connections
65% Organizations that use software to block access to inappropriate Web sites
61% Organizations concerned about game sites
40% Organizations concerned about entertainment sites
30% Employers that have fired employees for Internet misuse
27% Organizations concerned about shopping and auction sites
21% Organizations concerned about sports sites
18% Organizations that use technology to block access to external blogs
Situational Latitude
Glenwood Springs, Colo., gives some employees wide access to the Internet and other employees only a handful of select sites to visit, according to Bruce Munroe, the city's information systems director. "I can't dictate the productivity level of [employees in] the fire department, who may look at Web sites at 3 a.m. because they don't have a call but they have to stay awake," he says. On the other hand, part-time employees at the city's ice rink and swimming pool currently are limited to viewing about half a dozen sites. "We had so many young kids working at our ice rink, I thought I needed to call the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to get those computers cleaned up the first couple years I had them," Munroe says.
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Q: Node JS forEach memory leak issue I've been creating a small node js app that iterates through an array of names and queries an API for the names. The issue I have is that the array is very large (400,000+ words) and my application runs out of memory before the forEach is complete.
I've been able to diagnose the issue by researching about how JS works with the call stack, web api, and callback queue. What I believe the issue to be is that the forEach loop is blocking the call stack and so the http requests continue to clog up the callback queue without getting resolved.
If anyone can provide a solution for unblocking the forEach loop or an alternative way of coding this app I would be very greatful.
Node JS App
const mongoose = require("mongoose");
const fs = require("fs");
const ajax = require("./modules/ajax.js");

// Bring in Models
let Dictionary = require("./models/dictionary.js");

//=============================
//     MongoDB connection
//=============================

// Opens connection to database "test"
mongoose.connect("mongodb://localhost/bookCompanion");
let db = mongoose.connection;

// If database test encounters an error, output error to console.
db.on("error", (err)=>{
  console.error("Database connection failed.");
});

db.on("open", ()=>{
  console.info("Connected to MongoDB database...");
}).then(()=>{

  fs.readFile("./words-2.json", "utf8", (err, data)=>{

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The middle school winter sports banquet will be held on February 21, 2017. The banquet will begin at 5:30pm. Snacks and drinks will be provided for all those attending.
Congratulations to our 7th grade girls basketball team for winning the MSL championship this past Saturday!!! West Jeff beat Academy to win the 7th grade title in the last year West Jeff will be apart of the Mid State League.
HS Girls will play Grove City Christian Tuesday, 12-27-16, varsity only with a 7pm start time.
Whitehall is doing a toy drive for tonight's HS Girls Basketball Game. You can bring in a toy for admission to the game (One Toy gets One person in the game). They will still be selling tickets and accepting MSL passes.
Tuesday, December 6, 2016 7:30 PM Columbus Academy AWAY 37 West Jefferson High School HOME 60 Game Recap The Lady Roughriders beat Academy 60-37. The JV team won 41-36. The Varsity record is 3-1 and the JV are 2-1. Both play again Thursday, 12-8-16 vs Westfall at 6pm.


I saw this cool article counting down the 15 Highest Grossing Actors of All Time. The list is a cool combo of A-List leads, supporting, and character actors. One can have the looks, awards, etc., but it's Samuel L. Jackson who's laughing his way to the bank. Oi!
Trivia: Jackson has appeared in a starring role or an uncredited cameo in six of Quentin Tarantino's eight films, which have combined for over $550 million.
Maybe there's a separate list for women, I thought they'd be included too, but I think they only included, literally, actors.
Samuel L Jackson doesn't really surprise me, he's been in a buttload of movies and all those commercials he makes too.
He's the most bankable character/suppporting actor obviously.
I saw it on another blog and as I love steampunk, I have to get it. Good thing they put up a galley. Woot!
Oooh very nice! Those are all new to me ones! Hope you love them all!
I hope you enjoy your books. Samuel L Jackson has been in more movies than anyone else too, I believe. He tweeted out that the Hateful Eight was his 200th movie. Fitting that it was a Tarantino film.
He is very unpredictable, I don't want to be the person assigned to interview him. Have you seen that poor Aussie who he forced to say the N-word? Awkward!
WOWSERS. A lot of new books this week. I see a few that I've picked up over the last few weeks. Samuel L. Jackson makes sense. He does a lot of roles in Hollywood.
And lots of blockbusters too!
I'm excited for the Library book! It sounds like a lot of fun. I'm very curious to hear your thoughts on the Elle Kennedy! I didn't like the first, but I'm thinking of giving the second a shot, if there's a bit more plot.
And woahhh!! Where did Samuel L. Jackson even come from in this list? Haha! He's clearly slaying! Good for him!
I feel you about Claimed lacking plot, I liked the ending though so at least there's that consolation.
yay many books for you! Curious to read the new Jess Haines one! happy reading!
So many great books you have here!! Love them. I do need to pick up Elle Kennedy though, I hear she does great work.
Your book haul looks fantastic! Samuel L. Jackson could probably retire just on what he made from the 2 Avengers movies, lol.
Heck yeah! The dude is hella rich!
Firewalk sounds good. Happy reading and have a great week.
Hey I am not sure why my submission was put in like 3 times and they are all different??
I checked, the links are the individual posts. I tried to edit it but I don't think you use tags?
Whoa boy, big haul this week. I see several I want your thoughts on.
Quote in like a game or reviews?
Hell yeah for Samuel. I just love him.
Of course it's Samuel L. Motherfucking Jackson. lol. Ohh you got Firewalk, I can't wait to read it.
It's always surprising to see how much actors earn, I know they are rich but just how rich, it's surprising! hope you enjoy your books Braine.
They're rich and they get a lot of freebies too. Where do they spend their money on?!?!
Wonderful book haul and that is an interesting fact on the highest paying actor. Have a great week and happy reading!
Wow! Had no idea Samuel L Jackson was the highest grossing actor! So cool! Enjoy your new reads!


Proposition 65 is a California law that gives consumers and their attorneys the ability to sue businesses that do not include warning labels on products containing chemicals associated with cancer and birth defects. If you are already familiar with the labeling requirements of Prop. 65, you know that it can be difficult to comply with the law and that compliance can be costly. It's about to become worse. Products manufactured after August 30, 2018, will be subjected to updated regulations with more onerous labeling requirements. This article outlines what you need to know about the new requirements.
Prop. 65 became law in 1986, with the stated purpose to "provide warnings to Californians about significant exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm." Because the law allows for a private cause of action, it has spawned an industry of aggressive plaintiff-side law firms that misuse the law to net large settlements. The automotive specialty parts industry has been a frequent target of Prop. 65 lawsuits.
The law requires warning labels on products containing chemicals listed by the California Office of Environmental Health and Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) as known to cause cancer, birth defects or reproductive harm. There are more than 800 chemicals currently on the list, which can be viewed at www.oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/proposition-65-list.
Prop. 65 doesn't stop anyone from selling products, no matter what chemicals they contain. It is simply a law that requires consumer-warning labels under certain circumstances. The warning requirement applies to any business with 10 or more employees in the chain of distribution, including manufacturers, distributors and retailers and out-of-state companies selling products in California. Under the law, fines can run up to $2,500 per day per violation.
Products manufactured after August 30, 2018, will be subjected to updated regulations with more onerous labeling requirements.
Contain a graphic depiction of a yellow triangle containing an exclamation point.
Specify at least one chemical for which the warning is being provided, if the label is not included on the product or packaging.
The new requirement to list at least one chemical for which the warning is being provided makes it more difficult to comply with the law because companies can no longer put a generic label on all products. However, the new regulations do allow one very useful out from listing specific chemicals on product-warning labels: A short form or "truncated" on-product label can be used when the label is placed directly on the product or product packaging.
If a truncated warning is placed directly on the product, a truncated warning can also be used on the company website or catalog. Many companies find that the placement of truncated warnings directly on the product is the most efficient means of complying with Prop. 65, as there is no need to list a specific chemical.
Under current regulations, a warning must contain the language in the examples presented above.
For catalog purchases, the warning must be provided in the catalog in a manner that clearly associates it with the item being purchased. In the automotive specialty parts industry, it is often impractical to list a warning next to every line item in a catalog. Many companies will place a symbol next to items requiring a warning and print the full warning on the bottom of the catalog page. While the OEHHA has not provided more specific guidance on catalog warnings of this sort, that may be sufficient to comply with the requirement that the warning is clearly associated with the item being purchased.
The new requirements apply to products manufactured after August 30, 2018, so there is no need to recall products or change the labels on products that have already been manufactured.
The labeling requirements of Prop. 65 are very detailed, and the above is simply an overview of the new requirements. We urge you to consult the resources available at www.sema.org/prop65, which contains additional information and links to statutes, regulations and information provided by OEHHA and the California attorney general.
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Errol Buntuyan | M.D.
Errol Buntuyan, M.D.
Our delta variant surge of COVID is over. We have felt this wave of illness run through our Maui community. Many of our friends and family were exposed and infected. Many were extremely ill and we have lost loved ones during this last spike of infections. We managed to pull together and stayed strong through it all. Another holiday season in a pandemic is upon us once again. Many gatherings will take place in the next few months as we travel off island or host our mainland visitors.
The good news is during this surge, our Maui numbers of completed vaccinations have increased to 65 percent with up to 75 percent receiving at least one dose. Last year our COVID safety precautions really helped in preventing the spread of almost all the other respiratory viral infections like the common cold and influenza. November usually signals the start of the normal cough, congestion and flu season. This season, we should continue to practice the safety measures of masking, physical distancing, covering coughs and staying home if feeling sick to keep viral symptoms and spread at a minimum.
Deacon Patrick Constantino gets his booster shot.
Photo Alfredo G Evangelista
Alfredo Evangelista gets a Moderna booster shot after receiving his one-time Johnson & Johnson shot.
The campaign for COVID vaccination continues. Vaccination is still the best way to prevent serious hospitalization and death from COVID. This is especially true for the elderly over 60 years old and for those with other health problems like obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and lung problems.
Booster recommendations have started for all three vaccines (J&J, Pfizer and Moderna). The criteria to get a booster shot is very inclusive with many people qualifying to receive the booster. You could mix and match these vaccines, and supply is readily available at local medical clinics, pharmacies and various vaccination events throughout Maui. (See the end of this article)
Children over the age of five years old through eleven are now eligible to get the Pfizer vaccination series. The vaccine was found to be 90.7 percent effective in preventing COVID-19 in this age range. The vaccine's safety was studied in approximately 3,100 children age five through eleven who received the immunization and no serious side effects have been detected in the ongoing study. The Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine for children five through 11 years of age is administered as a two-dose primary series, three weeks apart, but is a lower dose (10 micrograms) than that used for individuals 12 years of age and older (30 micrograms).
In the U.S., COVID-19 cases in children five through 11 years of age make up 39 percent of cases in individuals younger than 18 years of age. According to the CDC, approximately 8,300 COVID-19 cases in children five through 11 years of age resulted in hospitalization. As of October 17, 691 deaths from COVID-19 were reported in the U.S. in individuals less than 18 years of age, with 146 deaths in the five through 11 years age group.
Thankfully, the majority of the COVID cases for keiki on Maui remain mild to moderate with cold and flu like symptoms. It still is hard, however, to see any of our children sick at home with these symptoms. Getting our keiki vaccinated will prevent them from coming down with COVID illness and further help protect our community from the spread of this virus as the Winter season approaches.
Dr. Buntuyan (center) along with other health professionals at the Bakuna at Binhi at Ani clinic.
As we move to the next phase of this COVID pandemic, the bottom line is to know your risks and options. It seems clear COVID will be with us for many years to come. Many of us were exposed and more will have a run in with this virus in the future. We hope those that do become infected with COVID will only exhibit mild or moderate symptoms. The biggest risk factors, however, for getting really sick, hospitalized and dying from COVID are those that are unvaccinated, those that are older and those with other medical conditions.
When people in these high-risk groups are infected with COVID or exposed, we do have monoclonal antibody treatment to help boost the immune system and fight off worsening symptoms. Receiving monoclonal antibody works best at the early stages of the infection and should start no more than ten days of exposure or infection. There may soon be an oral pill approved and available to also reduce the symptoms of COVID infection if taken early upon diagnosis.
When we look at our journey as a community on Maui over the last 20 months, it is quite amazing to see how we have survived the pandemic thus far. We followed the rules of lock down, stayed distant from gatherings, wore masks and practiced hand hygiene. We were vaccinated when we could, did not report to work, school or go out when we felt sick with symptoms, and continue to remain vigilant with taking precautions to limit the spread of COVID.
We must remain just as strong because the Winter season is upon us. We will depend on this continued vigilance to help reduce the spread of not just COVID but all seasonal viral illnesses. More developments with COVID vaccines, boosters, mandates, testing, treatment protocols and easing of restrictions are certainly on the horizon. Know your risks and explore your options. Please reach out to your licensed medical health care professionals if you have any questions about COVID vaccines and treatments.
With Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years on the way we have a much better outlook than we did last year. Thank you for those who have gotten the COVID vaccines and the healthcare teams and volunteers that have been so crucial to distributing them. It is utterly amazing how we have stepped up to protect each other and those at risk for severe disease. Without those who received the COVID vaccine, our Maui would have suffered much more illness, suffering and death. With our collective ongoing efforts, we have hope for a 2022 that looks much closer to how our lives used to be before the pandemic.
Errol Buntuyan, M.D. is a Family Medicine Practitioner and the Physician in Charge of Maui Primary Care at Kaiser Permanente. Born in Quezon City and raised in Southern California, he has been practicing medicine on Maui since 2007. Dr. Buntuyan promotes whole food, plant based nutrition, regular physical activity, stress mindfulness and sleep hygiene as keys to optimum health and wellness. He enjoys cooking, playing tennis and travel.


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Q: wizard form - react final form I created wizard from based on react-final-form. Only the first page is corrected display. When clicking next, the next page display empty. Why is this happening?
This is my form
const MyForm = () => (
  <FinalForm
    initialValues={{ employed: true }}
    render={({ handleSubmit }) => (
      <Form onSubmit={handleSubmit}>
        <FinalField
          name="firstName"
          component="input"
          type="text"
          placeholder="First Name"
        />
        <FinalField
          name="lastName"
          component="input"
          type="text"
          placeholder="Last Name"
        />
      </Form>
    )}
  />
);

This is component that is displayed multi form:
const App = () => (

);

And this is wizard component:
export default class Wizard extends React.Component {
  static propTypes = {
    onSubmit: PropTypes.func.isRequired
  };
  static Page = ({ children }) => children;

  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
      page: 0,
      values: props.initialValues || {}
    };
  }
  next = values =>
    this.setState(state => ({
      page: Math.min(state.page + 1, this.props.children.length - 1),
      values
    }));

  previous = () =>
    this.setState(state => ({
      page: Math.max(state.page - 1, 0)
    }));

  validate = values => {
    const activePage = React.Children.toArray(this.props.children)[
      this.state.page
    ];
    return activePage.props.validate ? activePage.props.validate(values) : {};
  };

  handleSubmit = values => {
    const { children, onSubmit } = this.props;
    const { page } = this.state;
    const isLastPage = page === React.Children.count(children) - 1;
    if (isLastPage) {
      return onSubmit(values);
    } else {
      this.next(values);
    }
  };

  render() {
    const { children } = this.props;
    const { page, values } = this.state;
    const activePage = React.Children.toArray(children)[page];
    const isLastPage = page === React.Children.count(children) - 1;
    return (
      <Form
        initialValues={values}
        validate={this.validate}
        onSubmit={this.handleSubmit}
      >
        {({ handleSubmit, submitting, values }) => (
          <form onSubmit={handleSubmit}>
            {activePage}

              {page > 0 && (
                <button type="button" onClick={this.previous}>
                  « Previous
                </button>
              )}
              {!isLastPage && <button type="submit">Next »</button>}
              {isLastPage && (
                <button type="submit" disabled={submitting}>
                  Submit
                </button>
              )}

          </form>
        )}
      </Form>
    );
  }
}

The full example can be found here:  https://codesandbox.io/s/8l5qn573o2
thank you in advance :)

A: You are including your MyForm component, which is a Form, inside your wizard component Form, which causes you a warning.
<form> cannot appear as a descendant of <form>

Try removing the nested forms by modifing the MyForm component this way:
import React from "react";
import { Form as FinalForm, Field as FinalField } from "react-final-form";

const MyForm = () => (

    <FinalField
      name="firstName"
      component="input"
      type="text"
      placeholder="First Name"
    />
    <FinalField
      name="lastName"
      component="input"
      type="text"
      placeholder="Last Name"
    />

);

export default MyForm;


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Home/latvia/The "blue jackets" are based on goalkeepers Merzlikkin and Korpisalo – Hockey
The "blue jackets" are based on goalkeepers Merzlikkin and Korpisalo – Hockey
latvia January 6, 2021 latvia
Due to Covid-19, the NHL regular season championship game has been shortened from 82 to 56. The game schedule will be tight, often you will have to play matches for two days in a row, sometimes there will be two games in three days.
"I don't like pre-match training, but I think I'll need more this year. When you look at the idea you have on paper and what you want to start with, you have to check how the team looks," Tortorella said.
"However, I will have to get out of the building without getting out of the uniform and away from the game. Take a day off. I think it will help us in the busy game calendar," the coach said.
"Secondly, it will be an important tandem of goalkeepers. We both need it in the 82-game calendar, we will need even more in the 56-game schedule," the Blue Jackets co-driver said.
Last season, the Blue Jackets scored 180 goals in 70 games in the NHL Regular Championship, the fourth-worst in 31 team competitions (2.57 goals per game on average).
While the attack hurt the defense was leveled. The Coloners lost 183 goals in 70 games. An average of 2.61 goals scored in the game last season was the third best defense.
One of the heads of the Blue Jackets, defender Seth Jones, also highlights the importance of goalkeepers. However, the team did not intend to completely change its style of play. To improve performance, protection will not be sacrificed.
"We have two good goalkeepers. The coach can assess whether he is 'hot' at the moment and needs a break."
Jones stated that he scored 30 efficiency points (6 goals + 24 assists) in 56 games last season and scored the best efficiency in the team at +10,
"We can't start allowing opponents one after the other and rely on Korpi [Korpisalo] and Elvis will ward off difficult shots, help keep him in the game and win. We are not trying to change the way we play. Getting three or four goals into the game on average, in my opinion, is not a winner in hockey, "says Jones.
Blue Jackets general manager Jarmo Kekalainen also expressed satisfaction with the journalist's question because the team has good goalkeepers.
"It's a big advantage for us. There's a good competition between them. They both help each other, but they both want to play every game.
The game schedule will be tight, so it will be valuable to be able to play goalkeeper in every game. That will be especially important when you have to play two days in a row, "Kekalainen said.
Earlier, unofficial information was reported in foreign media that the blue jackets could be replaced by another team, Korpisalo or Merzlikina, as they have proven to have the potential of the first goalkeeper. A change of player may exacerbate the team's attack, but that scenario hasn't materialized, at least for now.
"It's been a difficult process because the team has made a lot of speculation that the team could have two goalkeepers, both of whom are first numbers. Both proved last season that they could be the first goal number," the general manager said.
"We both played a lot of good games. We gained experience. However, the previous season should have been a thing of the past. It's a new season and nothing is guaranteed," Korpisalo said.
Merzlikin made his NHL debut last year, but Korpisalo has been replacing the Blue Jackets for the sixth year in a row. The Finnish hockey player was previously the second goalkeeper in Columbus after the Russian Sergei Bobrovsky, so he is already accustomed to the internal competition of the team.
"I've done it all season. I think it's a good thing to have internal competition. We help each other move forward. Nothing is guaranteed. I'll try to be the best I can," Korpisalo said.
The Blue Jackets season will begin with two games on Jan. 14 and 16 against the Nashville Predators.
The third goalkeeper in the "blue jackets" is expected to be Latvian hockey player Matīss Kivlenieks, who made his NHL debut last season.
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P-22 roams Griffith Park in a file picture.
Photograph by Steve Winter, Nat Geo Image Collection
Famous L.A. Cougar May Have Killed Koala
The young mountain lion, which beats the odds crossing busy highways, is the main suspect in the death of a zoo koala.
ByChristine Dell'Amore
The famous cougar of Hollywood, P-22, has his first celebrity scandal: He's implicated in a murder.
A 14-year-old female koala named Killarney went missing on March 3 from the Los Angeles Zoo, which is located inside Griffith Park, a sprawling, urban preserve that is part of the mountain lion's home range.
A search of zoo grounds revealed portions of the elderly koala's remains. When zoo staffers looked back at surveillance footage, they saw that P-22 had visited the zoo the night before, according to a zoo statement.
While this provides pretty strong circumstantial evidence, it's possible that some other predator killed the koala, according to the Los Angeles Zoo and the National Park Service, which studies P-22. (See "A Cougar Ready for His Closeup.")
"It could be another native carnivore, like a bobcat," Kate Kuykendall, spokesperson for the National Park Service's Santa Monica National Recreation Area, told National Geographic.
"The GPS collar that P-22 wears doesn't provide minute-by-minute info. At the time of the night this happened, it was true he was in the general vicinity, but that isn't particularly unusual"—Griffith Park is only 8 square miles (21 square kilometers), a very small area for a wide-ranging mountain lion. (See National Geographic pictures: "Studying the Secretive Cougar.")
"Whichever wild animal it was that took the koala, this is not an indication of abnormal or aggressive behavior," she adds.
Chasing a Mountain Lion in Hollywood's Urban Jungle
Photographer Steve Winter is used to working in tough terrain. But the urban jungle—Griffith Park, in central Los Angeles—has its own challenges, as he learned while trying to photograph an elusive big cat that calls the park home.
Where else but in Los Angeles could a mountain lion eat a koala? Though California mountain lions prey mostly on mule deer, they're opportunistic animals—if they see an easy meal, they're going to go for it, Kuykendall says. Koalas, in their native habitat of Australia, often fall prey to dingoes and other wild animals, but never a cougar.
Most koalas sleep in trees, but zoo officials told the Los Angeles Times that his particular one liked to stay on the ground at night.
Keeping Animals Safe
P-22 has been a star since a photo of him prowling in front of the Hollywood sign landed in National Geographic magazine in 2013.
The young male, which crossed two major highways to travel from the Santa Monica Mountains to the tourist-filled Hollywood Hills, has endured some tough times as a city cougar, including a bad case of mange. (Read about how photographer Steve Winters captured P-22 on camera.)
Now he may get some bad press with the mystery of the missing koala.
But the "unfortunate" incident is a "good reminder of how important it is to safeguard and protect animals, whether there are exotic animals in a zoo or [pets] of residents who live in areas where there are wildlife," Kuykendall says.
"People need to either have safe enclosures or bring pets or animals indoors in the evening."
Zoo staff is already on the case: They've started bringing in most of the animals inside at night. The ten remaining koalas have also been temporarily brought indoors, according to the zoo.
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type heater
	heater()=begin
		PP=outers.PP
		NComp=outers.NComp
		new(
			DanaPlugin(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Physical Properties",
				:Type=>"PP"
			)),
			DanaInteger(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Number of Components"
			)),
			DanaSwitcher(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Option for Display Phase Equilibrium K-values",
				:Valid=>["yes","no"],
				:Default=>"yes"
			)),
			power(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Actual Duty",
				:Symbol=>"Q_{Duty}"
			)),
			fraction(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Vapor fraction Outlet Stream",
				:Symbol=>"V_{frac}"
			)),
			fraction(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Liquid fraction Outlet Stream",
				:Symbol=>"L_{frac}"
			)),
			fill(DanaReal(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Phase Equilibrium K-values",
				:Lower=>1E-30,
				:Upper=>1E30,
				:Symbol=>"K_{value}"
			)),(NComp)),
			positive(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Pressure Ratio",
				:Symbol=>"P_{ratio}"
			)),
			press_delta(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Pressure Drop",
				:DisplayUnit=>"kPa",
				:Symbol=>"\\Delta P"
			)),
			stream(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Inlet Stream",
				:PosX=>0,
				:PosY=>0.40,
				:Symbol=>"^{in}"
			)),
			streamPH(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Outlet Stream",
				:PosX=>1,
				:PosY=>0.40,
				:Symbol=>"^{out}"
			)),
			power(Dict{Symbol,Any}(
				:Brief=>"Inlet Heat Stream",
				:PosX=>0.5,
				:PosY=>1,
				:Symbol=>"_{out}"
			)),
			[
				:(Outlet.F = Inlet.F),
				:(Outlet.F*Outlet.z([1 : NComp]) = Inlet.F*Inlet.z([1 : NComp])),
				:(Vfrac = Outlet.v),
				:(Lfrac = 1-Vfrac),
				:(Duty = Outlet.F*Outlet.h - Inlet.F*Inlet.h),
				:(Outlet.P = Inlet.P - Pdrop),
				:(Outlet.P = Inlet.P * Pratio),
				:(Kvalue*Outlet.x = Outlet.y),
				:(Kvalue = 1),
				:(Heat = Duty),
			],
			[
				"Flow","Composition","Vapor fraction Outlet Stream","Liquid fraction Outlet Stream","Heat Duty","Pressure Drop","Pressure Ratio","K-values Phase Equilibrium","K-values Phase Equilibrium","Duty Specification",
			],
			[:PP,:NComp,:Kvalues,],
			[:Duty,:Vfrac,:Lfrac,:Kvalue,:Pratio,:Pdrop,:Inlet,:Outlet,:Heat,]
		)
	end
	PP::DanaPlugin
	NComp::DanaInteger
	Kvalues::DanaSwitcher
	Duty::power
	Vfrac::fraction
	Lfrac::fraction
	Kvalue::Array{DanaReal}
	Pratio::positive
	Pdrop::press_delta
	Inlet::stream
	Outlet::streamPH
	Heat::power
	equations::Array{Expr,1}
	equationNames::Array{String,1}
	parameters::Array{Symbol,1}
	variables::Array{Symbol,1}
	attributes::Dict{Symbol,Any}
end
export heater
function setEquationFlow(in::heater)
	addEquation(1)
	addEquation(2)
	addEquation(3)
	addEquation(4)
	addEquation(5)
	addEquation(6)
	addEquation(7)
	let switch=Kvalues
		# Fix for better convergence !!!
		if switch=="yes"
			addEquation(8)
		elseif switch=="no"
			addEquation(9)
		end
	end
	addEquation(10)
end
function atributes(in::heater,_::Dict{Symbol,Any})
	fields::Dict{Symbol,Any}=Dict{Symbol,Any}()
	fields[:Pallete]=true
	fields[:Icon]="icon/heater"
	fields[:Brief]="Heater"
	fields[:Info]="Determines thermal and phase conditions of an outlet stream.

== Specify ==
* The Inlet stream
* Specify:
**The outlet temperature and the outlet pressure or
** The outlet temperature and the inlet energy stream or
** The outlet pressure and the inlet energy stream
"
	drive!(fields,_)
	return fields
end
heater(_::Dict{Symbol,Any})=begin
	newModel=heater()
	newModel.attributes=atributes(newModel,_)
	newModel
end

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Music dealer and record producer Gus Statiras died April 2, 2004 at age 81. The record producer and music dealer was incapacitated since July 13, l998 following a heart attack, coronary bypass surgery and a subsequent stroke. He died at the Georgia War Veterans Home in Milledgeville, GA. He is survived by his wife Genelle, a Tifton, Georgia native. They had two sons: Glenn, who died two years ago of a heart attack, and Perry who died March 19, 2004 of acute leukemia. Perry had been tour manager for various rock groups and had recently been employed by a car dealership in Tifton.
Gus was born in Jersey City, NJ, the son of Greek immigrant parents. His father owned and operated a series of lunch stands in an around New York City. Gus became enamored with the popular and jazz music business early in his life. He told of the high school students in neighboring New Jersey all skipping school one day in 1937 in order to hear the Benny Goodman band that was opening at New York's Paramount Theater. Also, he was briefly a disc jockey on one of the New York radio stations using the stage name of Gus Grant.
Musical friends, guitarist Marty Grosz and New Orleans record producer George Buck, both described Gus as an eternal optimist whose stories about the New York music scene were both entertaining and accurate. Said Grosz, who was recorded on several occasions by Statiras, "You couldn't help but like Gus because he was so enthusiastic and charming."
Statiras teamed with the Jazz Society of Pensacola to produce three annual Jazz Parties from 1989 to 1991. During the Pensacola Jazz Party in 1991 the guest of honor was Milt Gabler, founder of the Commodore Record Shop in Manhattan. Gus had worked for Gabler in the record store, a premier site for jazz records during the 30s and 40s. During a "press conference" Gus interviewed Gabler about the record store and its influence on the course of jazz. Gabler would arrange Sunday afternoon jam sessions and record them. Guitarist Eddie Condon, wit and raconteur jazz club owner was a principal in helping to arrange the sessions. Gabler would also purchase the master recordings from other record companies that had declined to reissue some of their jazz recordings. The press conference was unique because no members of the press were present. The Gulf War had just begun and because the Central Gulf Coast had a strong military presence, US Naval Air Station Pensacola and nearby Eglin Air Force Base, all the military bases were on high alert. The local press was covering that breaking story. The other unique event for Pensacola was that Eastern Air Lines failed that weekend, causing some of the attendees to scramble for alternate return air accommodations.
It was my pleasure to be the recipient of many of Gus' New York stories about jazz musicians, and the unique problems of recording jazz musicians. One day at the Arbors March of Jazz Party in Clearwater, I sat at breakfast with Gus and guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli, a longtime resident of the New York scene. (Bucky lives in Saddle River, NJ, and often commutes to NYC gigs.) They were telling New York stories as I sat fascinated by the exchange. Gus told about the famous customers in Gabler's Commodore Record Shop, including Greta Garbo. When Ms. Garbo saw Marlene Dietrich come in the store, Ms. Garbo exited out the rear of the shop. Another story Gus told was about standing on the sidewalk on Broadway with a group of friends when Irving Berlin and his entourage were walking toward them. Gus recognized Mr. Berlin, having met him previously, and mentioned to friends who were unbelieving that Gus knew Berlin. Berlin was dressed, Easter parade style, with cane, spats and straw hat, leading the entourage. As they passed by, Mr. Berlin greeted him with "Hi, Gus," to the astonishment of his friends.
Statiras founded Progressive Records in the 1950s and recorded on that label Cullen Offer, Dorothy Donegan and Sammy Rimington, among others. It was purchased by Savoy and Prestige and was subsequently repurchased by Statiras in the late 70s. During that period Statiras recorded Buddy DeFranco, Carmen Leggio, Derek Smith, Scott Hamilton and others. Later, record producer George Buck (Jazzology, GHB and others) purchased Progressive Records but engaged Statiras' continued supervision of that label.
Statiras met his future wife, Elizabeth Genelle Decker, during WWII when Gus was in the service. They settled in her hometown of Tifton, Georgia. Before he went into the music business they tried several other businesses, including a hamburger stand. Statiras' music company was called Mail Order Jazz. During his active years, Statiras was a familiar fixture at jazz parties and festivals from Florida to New York. Gus published some brief anecdotes about his experiences in the music business but never completed the book he anticipated writing.
Letters of condolence may be sent to Genelle Statiras, 1304 Fletcher Road, Tifton, Georgia 31794.
F. Norman Vickers is Volunteer Executive Director of the Jazz Society of Pensacola (http://www.jazzpensacola.com). He is a retired physician and an amateur musician with a lifelong interest in jazz.


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Home Carrie Mae Weems: The Usual Suspects
Carrie Mae Weems: The Usual Suspects
Apr 12, 2018 to Oct 14, 2018
LSU Museum of Art 100 Lafayette Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802
One of America's most influential contemporary artists of the day, Carrie Mae Weems challenges observers in her revelatory work, The Usual Suspects, on display at the LSU Museum of Art. The exhibit presents images and video that highlight and interrogate the association of black bodies with crime. Bringing these stereotypes to the forefront of her work, Weems contemplates them in association with African American deaths at the hands of police. She then asks her audience to consider the roles of this prejudice in their own notions of race.
Weems is known for initiating difficult dialogues through her work, and has won countless awards as a result including the National Endowment of the Arts, the MacArthur "Genius" grant, and the Congressional Black Caucus Foundations Lifetime Achievement Award. Her work has been featured in prestigious museums and collections worldwide. More at lsumoa.org.
Don't Miss: Three events featuring Weems herself speaking about her work:
Nadine Carter Russell Lecture at LSU School of Art & Design
Weems will conduct a formal lecture at the LSU Design Building Auditorium on Wednesday, April 11. Free to the public.
Carrrie Mae Weems: The Usual Suspects Opening Reception
The exhibit's opening reception will be held Thursday, April 12, from 6 to 8:30 pm, which will include a gallery talk by Weems and refreshments. $10. Free to LSU students and faculty and MOA members.
Panel Discussion: The Usual Suspects
On Thursday April 19, LSU MOA and the LSU Office of Diversity will present a panel discussion on the exhibit. The gallery will be open from 6 to 7 pm with the discussion following at the Manship Theatre. Free to the public.
Location LSU Museum of Art 100 Lafayette Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802 View Map
Regions Greater Baton Rouge
Event Type Visual Arts
Date & Time Apr 12, 2018 to Oct 14, 2018
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