It's here, the day we've been dreading all month – the last day of Manvent 2015!
Closing out this year's crop of hunky men is Dancing With The Stars pro Val Chmerkovskiy. The dancer was paired with singer Tamar Braxton on the latest series of the hit dancing show and suffered an early exit after Tamar was taken into hospital seriously ill.
Val has proven to be one of the most popular dancers on the show and he's got himself a rather huge fanbase across the globe. It's no surprise as he mixes dashing good looks, charisma and incredible dance talent.
To round out Manvent 2015 we've selected some seriously hot pictures of Val to whet your appetite.


Esko Ukkonen, professor of Computer Science at University of Helsinki and foreign member of Estonian Academy of Sciences will give a guest lecture as part of the Granö* lecture series on April 24 at 16.15. The lecture is titled "The Era of Algorithms". Absract: Algorithm is a word that nowadays frequently occurs in public media. Indeed, algorithms and programming are everywhere, they are already included in elementary school education, and computing has become a public utility. But what is an algorithm? What can algorithms achieve and what are their limitations? - The talk will survey past developments on algorithms and algorithmic thinking as well as discuss their future potential.


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Advocacy and Policy
U.S. Representative Angie Craig's Path to Parenthood
U.S. Representative Angie Craig (MN-2) sits down with Family Equality to share her journey from growing up in Rural America to fighting for LGBTQ+ youth & families in Congress.
Representative Angie Craig's Adoption Journey
Growing up in rural America, Rep. Angie Craig didn't know she wanted to be a mother when she first came out as LGBTQ+. "But when I looked at my son, Josh, when he was born, I just remember thinking: I want to raise this kid," says Craig.
Soon after his birth, however, Craig and her partner were told that because they were LGBTQ+, they couldn't take Josh home.
"That began the three-year journey," she says. "We were there when he was born. And we went home with no Josh. We didn't have organizations like Family Equality to help us take on the state of Tennessee."
"When you wake up for three years of your life, not knowing that the child you're raising is going to stay with you for one more day…it changes you as a person," Rep. Craig explains.
Fighting for LGBTQ+ Families in Congress
That experience informed her journey to becoming Congress' first out lesbian mom in 2019. Now, she's leading the fight to pass the Every Child Deserves a Family Act (ECDF), a bill that would end discrimination in adoption and foster care. With LGBTQ+ people seven times more likely to foster and adopt, this legislation would make more loving, affirming homes available to the 400,000 youth in care.
"I won't stop until the Equality Act has passed, until the Every Child Deserves a Family Act has passed. Because every single child in this country deserves to be raised in a loving home. And I know just how amazing LGBTQ families can be," says the Congresswoman.
"I never, ever believed that a young lesbian from Arkansas would make my way to the US Congress," she shares. "I didn't set out to be a champion of LGBTQ parenting, I just wanted to raise my son."
Dedicated to telling the stories of everyday LGBTQ families, the Ric Swezey Memorial Fund made this film possible. Make a donation to support our storytelling work here.
Together we can build a stronger community, change hearts and minds, and advance social justice for all families.

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Soak in summer's sun and sea with two full days at Volo Festival 2019! The fresh-faced Hip-Hop festival will be held at Vana Nava Water Jungle in Hua Hin this upcoming 13th - 14th April, combining music, fashion, art, food in an epic mash up of urban culture!
Hip-hop enthusiasts are in for a treat as Volo Festival 2019 announces global icons A$AP Rocky and 2Chainz as headlining acts, along with beloved regional supporting artists Daboyway, Pok Mindset & DOUBLE P, YOUNGOHM, FIIXD, YOUNGGU, DIAMOND, YOUNG BONG, and Gavin Duval.
A$AP Rocky, known to his fans as the frontman of A$AP Mob, is the legendary voice behind multiple hits including F**kin' Problems, L$D, and Praise the Lord. And with some of the biggest collaborations (Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Skrillex, Rihanna to name a few) under his belt, A$AP Rocky's exclusive set at Volo Festival is sure to turn more than heads.
The festival also sets the scene for lifestyle zones that are bound to keep attendees entertained all evening long. It's Fashion Zone will showcase curated local streetwear, and its Food Zone brings together a roster of finger-licking' food trucks to perfect the beach-bound nights.
Volo Festival will open its gates from 16.00 to Midnight on 13th and 14th April. Attendees can look forward to a striking pirate theme transforming the venue into an even more exciting seaside adventure; and they are encouraged to dress up and express themselves.
Transaction fee of RM8.00 per event ticket applicable for Internet purchase.
Adult: Strictly 18 years old and above.


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It features high rated burst pressures (up to 20 ATM for selected sizes), rapid deflation, and a low lesion entry profile.
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Pascal Jolyot (born 26 July 1958) is a French fencer. He won a gold medal in the team foil and a silver in the individual foil events at the 1980 Summer Olympics. He won a bronze medal in the team foil event at the 1984 Summer Olympics.

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Q: Need to create spreadsheet like control, what should I extend ListView or GridView? I am an experienced developer, but I'm inexperienced on the Android platform. So I am seeking some advice from developers with more experience with Android.
I am building a Honeycomb application using Fragments.  One of the fragments calls for a vertically scroll-able read-only "HTML table-like" view with dynamically loaded data.  Similar to a spreadsheet, I should have clickable headers which I can implement server-side requests to filter/sort the data.
I am pretty sure this Control doesn't exist yet, am I right?  Do I have to build it?
Assuming I have to build it, which existing widget should I extend?  ListView, Table, GridView?
I assume I would have one widget for the header, and then wrap the body of the table in a scrollable layout to handle scrolling while keeping the header visible.  I am concerned that I might not be able to guarantee that the headers line up with the columns.
Thanks in advance,
Tim

A: Android layouts are pretty basic - there are not any shipped layouts that will really do what you are looking for automatically, but you could probably do what you want with a heavily controlled gridView.  Android is also pretty bad about controlling multiple elements to fit within the screen size, as it's goal is to support multiple screen sizes and densities.
From what I understand your desire to be, I think the best solution is to create a nx2 grid view dynamically, and control the width of the view based on the device size.  You would have n number of headers on the top, and you could fill the lower half of the grid with your textViews, or whatever data you wanted.  The hard part would be keeping the widths of the grid elements under control and on the screen.  In addition, you will probably find that you can only fit a small number of header items on the screen because of the phone's small size, so you may discover a better layout to fit your needs.

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Sneaking by our house on the road is officially over. There is a large hole where the pipes once crossed the road. Working in such a small area is a tricky operation. First they had to cut accesses for the pump to divert the stream. Then they cut a work road down to stream and dammed up the stream. Everything gets covered with straw and silt bag are put up to stop any erosion into the stream. They put another pipe across the road downstream from the work to pump the water up and over to a large bag. This bag fills and gradually seeps the water back to the stream. Hopefully, we won't get any big storms during this project, because I don't think there system would handle some of the water I have seen come down Buck Run.
I plan on taking progress pictures of the work on a regular basis to show you all where it is at. I am expecting 2 months of the loss of my road. The worse part is the noise not only while they are working but the pump runs constantly and it is very loud. We aren't used to having so much noise so close. I turned the fan on last night to try and drown out some of the pump noise it worked a little.
They are also using the dirt they dig out to make the road wider and a little straighter shot over the bridge. It seems we might have a very large parking area in front of the house based on how wide it looks already. Well, that is the news that affects us. Small in the scope of the world, but huge change in the once quiet middle of the woods. Mountain girl, Paula, logging out.
Ace a friend of mine and I went down to the first ever Canyon Marathon to help. We were designated helpers at an aid station and handed out water, Gatorade, and snacks. The day started pretty miserable with constant rain and the road was quite muddy for the entire event. They started at 7 am and by 10 am the rain had slowed, but we stood in a very muddy spot all day.
250 runners of all ages passed us twice at about the 10th mile out and 17th mile back. There are quite a variety of people who run from the die-hard serious competitors to the people who just enjoy completing the race and being part of a fun day. Some people came in groups and seemed to be having a sort of party along the way. They knew how to enjoy life and shared it well with every step they took.
You could tell by watching the runners they all enjoyed the race in their own special way. I recorded a couple of standouts. First person who was hard to ignore was this lanky, tall, bald guy running with a pink shirt and a tutu. He seemed to be holding his own kind of style in about the middle of the pack and definitely, gave me a reason to smile. The last but not least of the competitors was Joe Brockway, who just turned 80 and finished the race at just over 8 hours and 10 minutes for 26 miles. Many people his age can barely make it from one chair to another let alone run an entire marathon. He calls himself, "The Abominable Slowman," and is the very unofficial race turtle of any race he runs in.
Many of the seasoned runners said this marathon was a lot harder than any they had ever run in with the long hills. But they also commented it was one of the more beautiful runs through the scenic forest. The ending was a very tough 3 mile uphill and my hat goes off to all who finished.
I will say this for the runners they are all very thankful and generous with their praise to us volunteers for helping them along the way. So, if you need a couple hundred thank-you boosts, volunteer at one of these runs it was very enjoyable.
I am a long way from being able to run 26 miles, but they have promised a half-marathon next year and 13 might just be something to aim for in 2014. You can find the list of the finishers on this LINK Mountain girl, Paula, logging out.
Quick update they put all all the bridge out signs, but the bridge work won't actually close the road until next Monday. So one more weekend of freedom for all you Leetonia lovers. Mountain girl, Paula, logging out.
Yesterday I put the electric fence back up around three sides of the house. The Garage effectively blocks the rest of the yard, unless the bear decided to try to go over the wire fence in another location. As of this morning nothing was touched so I am guessing the bear got the hint. Game on Mr. Bear!
The road closed signs can be pretty much ignored for the weekend as they promised me they wouldn't dig until Monday. Their proposed detour is crazy. It starts at Leetonia Rd/414 and takes you up through Morris/Wellsboro and back down 6 to Gaines. Really. Not necessary. You have total access to Leetonia it is really only the last mile to my house up Buck Run you should stay out of next week.
And getting around the bridge out to go to Galeton/Gaines side should just be a minor Francis Leetonia/Cushman Road loop if they finish putting the gravel on the other side of the mountain by then. Don't try Cedar Mt road during the week as the pipe line trucks will scare the religion out of you. I thought logging trucks were bad, they look like babies compared to the trucks hauling pipe. So enjoy the last weekend of freedom past my house. I am sure the road won't be open before September again once they start. :( Even in Leetonia we aren't away from the joys of summer construction. I will keep you updated on the progress. Mountain girl, Paula, logging out.
Well last night started when I came home from work with Lee outside a flashlight pointed toward me. I wondered what was going on.
"Do you see a bear?" she said. "He was just out here getting into the hummingbird feeders. I chased him away from one and he ran to the next."
"No," I replied, "I usually watch with the lights of the car as I pull up for them."
That last part was true as there is nothing worse then walking into a black bear in the dark. They are so hard to see at night and there aren't street lights up here.
Well it didn't take long after I was inside for the bear to reappear in the window start drinking the feeder. I grabbed the big drum and took it outside; I yelled at him pounding it loudly. He ran toward the front of the house and I followed. By this time Lee came out with the flashlight and he was at the road. He had stopped in the road to look at us. His eyes reflected green in the flashlight looking more like a monster from a bad dream than a 400 lb bear. We kept beating the drum and yelling until he ran down the road out of sight.
"Hopefully, he won't be back." I told Lee.
I turned my concentration to the clock and realized I only had two more hours to be under sixty years old. For some reason this birthday coming was bothering me more than most. I said goodnight to the cat and let the dogs go out one last time then headed to bed.
About an hour later I was awoken with Leo's loud half howl, part growl bark. The bear was back. I trudged downstairs in my underwear and sure enough there was his ugly snout back at the hummingbird feeders. Speck, I guess was too tired to get up and stayed on the couch wrapped in his blanket. I ran out the door yelling with the flashlight. He dropped down but didn't go far so I continued to yell at him until he moved down the hill. With a full-moon now out it was much easier to see him. My confidence level in eliminating the bear tonight was definitely fading. I looked at the clock. Happy Birthday to me!
I fell back asleep and was again woke up very early in the morning just before dawn by a noise and Leo's grumbling again, but he didn't seem as upset and I couldn't wake all the way up. That was a big mistake.
When I finally got up this morning I saw what the bear had been up to. He had drained all 17 of Lee's feeders knocking many of them down. This included the ones in the fenced back yard, which he had to climb and destroy the fence to get to. Then to add a little more fun, he opened the garbage cans and spread the garbage all around. I found the last bag half way up the hill.
The poor hummingbird who are hatching now awoke to little if any food they were fighting each other for it. The new babies didn't fair well. We found one dead in the front and one injured who is now in our Leetonia Hummingbird Hospital. Lee had not wanted to deal with the electric fence again this year, but it appears the bear has given us no other options. So for my birthday I will be stringing wire to retrain this bear back to his normal habitat feeding and away from our not so free handouts. Mountain girl, Paula, logging out and picking up the pieces.
On July 28th, the first Grand Canyon Marathon will be held. Part of it will run down Painter Leetonia Rd. a mere five miles from my place so I will probably walk over and watch a bit. I hope for their sake it is much less humid and hot than it has been. Just walking in this weather is a challenge let alone running. I am putting a map of the run down below and you can use the flyover feature. My map is a little off distance wise but you get the idea. The race starts at 7 am and they only allow 6 hours to finish so it won't be a causal walk in the park.
Here is there web site for anyone interested in entering: Marathon If this isn't long enough for you they are doing an Ultra-Run 100k or 100 mile on Sept 7th. on Rails to Trails. The Ultra-Run down the Rail to Trail will be easier as far as elevation change, but a much longer distance.
Also heads up for those of you coming to the area avoid Elk Run/Cedar Mt Road as they are running pipeline trucks up and down loaded with pipe. Lee met one last week and said it was not a very pleasant experience.
The bears are out and about a lot lately. I have seen one everyday going in and out of the woods for last three days. Yesterday, I saw Snaggle Nose on the road at 1 PM just a couple hundred yards down from the house. He didn't want to get off the road and I worried the big bear might have a heat stroke before he finally jumped down to the creek. It got near 99 yesterday in Wellsboro and 94 back here along with similar humidity numbers. I had to look at snow pictures yesterday just to cool off. Today won't be better but they are promising a little break for the weekend. I hope they are right. Mountain girl, Paula, logging out.
One day my grandpa and I went to the Galeton Hardware store, which also had lumber he bought over $100 worth of wood(which was a lot back in the mid-sixties). We brought it back and proceeded to build a three-story tree house just above the house. It was built on four legs each sixteen foot long and we used left over lumber to side it and used a few salvaged windows to finish it. The first year we built the top floor then added the other two in following years. Each floor had a trap door to the next. At one time we even hooked a phone line from the tree house to the house and would ring down and talk to grandma. It was a very old hand crank phone no dial tone on this one.
As a kid I would sleep in it overnight with my dog tied to the bottom to protect me from my imaginary enemies of the dark. Now and then she would bark and jump up rattling the chain, which added to the excitement that something might be out there. Even though it was a deer wandering by, I could imagine a large bear prowling outside or worse. In the 60's there weren't a lot of bear, in fact as a kid I never saw one. There were hundreds of deer covering the mountain and keeping the brush to a minimum.
Now there are many more bear than deer and the brush is taking over the mountain. It would be hard to walk were the tree house once stood without a brush cutter. Thanks to Kim Reese I now have a picture of our old tree house. This picture was taken sometime much later than when we built the tree house as you can see it is weathered and some of the singles are coming off. I am guessing sometime in the early 80's. I did find out much later my grandfather used it as a deer stand and for years I thought he built it just for us kids. That may explain why he was willing to spend so much money to put it up. Still it did provide hours of enjoyment for us kids looking out high over the property in our own little kingdom.
The PennDot people stopped in today and it looks like they will be setting up in our front yard on the 24th of July. So for all you people coming up this way the road will not be closed until the weekend of the 27th at the soonest. Once it is closed it will not be open again until sometime in September. The heat and bugs are bad right now so it won't be a fun job for them working in the direct sun and being attacked by hoards of biting bugs. Mountain girl, Paula, logging.
Last week I said goodbye to the old van I used in 2002 when we first moved up here. It was a great work truck for Illinois, low to ground, good gas mileage, and would hold 11' long stuff. But I quickly learned it couldn't handle the mountains of Leetonia. Even the slightest slope when wet would make the tires spin. So I retired it to a storage unit for my tools and various things. When I used to feed the birds I kept bird seed in it and the bears often pawed at it looking for a way to open the doors to find treasure. This year it started to leak and its water proof days as a storage unit over a friend of mine Phil Dudkin helped me haul it to the salvage yard. Turns out it was worth $420.00 dead. Since, I had only paid $500 for it, I figure it served me well with little loss. The brush around it had started to devour it and it took a bit of chopping to get it out. I have realized how much the wet weather has made the brush grow up near the house and my next project will be cutting it back as fire safety.
We got a couple of cooler days this week, but the humidity is still with us and it is promising to go back up in temperature next week. Not the best outdoor working weather. Along with the heat and humidity the bugs have been bad as well.
From now until September expect to see a lot of Bears out bulking up eating berries and any handouts they can find from campers. Seems like once September comes and they hear shooting they make themselves a bit scarcer. The birds are still chirping even before sunrise and the hummingbirds are in full swing keeping Lee busy filling feeders.
Looks like PennDot will be tearing the bridge out in front of our house next week sometime. They expect to close the road for six weeks. I will let you know when they show up. Make sure to enjoy Summer, it won't be long until the cold comes back. Mountain girl, Paula, logging out.
Over the weekend, Kimberly Reese came up to Hooke's cabin. Hooke bought the place from her grandfather, John Reese's estate. John Reese was the founder of Reese's Candy and the famous Buttercup, which he generously gave out to us kids during the summer. Kimberly has professional photography equipment, which explains why these pictures are so much better than anything I could take with my little web camera.
In only two days time she got pictures of three different bears including the "Famous Leetonia Snaggle Nose," whose deformed face and size is enough to frighten most city people. He showed up and night and took a little swim in the pond. So it isn't as easy to see him as the other bears. The other two were a bit shyer and a lot smaller. I am guessing they weigh one to two hundred pounds compared to Snaggle Nose's five hundred pounds. As many of you regular readers will know Snaggle Nose lost part of his face in a fight with another bear about four years ago. This hasn't slowed him down and I wouldn't be surprised if some of the other bears in the pictures are his prodigy.
If you click on the individual pictures they will get larger and you can see the detail Kim caught in the hummingbird's feathers. The picture of the Indigo Bunting looks like it could go on the cover of a bird magazine.
For any of you who love birds this is a great place to watch them in the summer months we have so many varieties of birds you don't see much in the city. Kim got quite a few good pictures during her only two days and I can't begin to show you all of them. But it is nice to see them as bright and detailed as I see them everyday, while I am Lost in Leetonia. Thanks again to Kim for letting me share these with you. Maybe she will come back next year and stay a bit longer. Mountain girl, Paula, logging out.


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Ray J, K. Michelle, Nick Cannon & More Featured on TV One's "UNSUNG Hollywood" & "UNCENSORED"
By Singersroom|2018-09-14T15:04:42-04:00September 14th, 2018|Categories: Hollywood/TV/Reality TV, News|Tags: k. michelle, Nick Cannon, Ray J|0 Comments
TV One is introducing brand-new episodes of its original, critically-acclaimed auto-biographical series UNSUNG HOLLYWOOD and UNCENSORED. Premiering on Sunday, October 7 at 9 PM ET/8C, the new episodes of UNSUNG HOLLYWOOD will feature The Best Man, Wayne Brady, Ray J, and Rickey Smiley. New Episodes of UNCENSORED will profile Nick Cannon, Tichina Arnold, K. Michelle, and D.L. Hughley. Known for [More]
DJ Wayne in Dis Thang Presents 'Downtown' Ft. Ray J & Rico Anthony
By Singersroom|2018-06-29T16:58:31-04:00June 29th, 2018|Categories: R&B Music Videos, R&B Videos|Tags: Ray J, Rico Anthony|1 Comment
Just in time for the Summer, DJ Wayne in Dis Thang presents "Downtown" (feat. Ray J & Rico Anthony). The Oklahoma DJ, based out of Dallas, TX, is heating things up with this sexy single and has two of the most sensual R&B singers on the track to help steam things up. "Downtown" bears the same name and meaning as [More]
Ray J Shares Touching Video 'Melody' Documenting The Birth Of His Daughter
By Singersroom|2018-06-21T16:13:35-04:00June 21st, 2018|Categories: R&B Music Videos, R&B Videos|Tags: Ray J|0 Comments
Ray J is enjoying life as a new father to his newborn daughter Melody Love Norwood. So in tribute to his new bundle of joy, the singer dropped a video on Father's Day for his 2005 song "Melody." From his album Raydiation (of "One Wish" fame), the song gets a touching new video in 2018, which sees behind-the-scenes footage of [More]
Ray J and Wife Princess Love Welcome First Child
By Singersroom|2018-05-22T23:11:18-04:00May 22nd, 2018|Categories: News, R&B News|Tags: Ray J|0 Comments
Ray J is a father for the first time! The R&B singer, actor, and businessman shared on Instagram that he and wife Princess Love have welcomed their new baby girl. "ITS TIME!! @rayjnprincess #GODISAMAZING #BABYGIRL #LOVEWINS," Ray J revealed along with a short documentary clip of the couple's journey together. The couple previously announced plans to capture the baby's arrival for a [More]
CONGRATULATIONS Sonja Norwood, Newest Faculty Member of The Los Angeles Film School
By Singersroom|2018-03-30T18:45:53-04:00March 30th, 2018|Categories: Business, News|Tags: brandy, Ray J|0 Comments
As a college student, breaking into the entertainment business can often time be a challenge, but having experienced individuals within the faculty can make things all the difference. Congratulation is in order to 20+ year entertainment industry veteran, Sonja Norwood, who now joins The Los Angeles Film School faculty. Mrs. Norwood, best known as the mother of Grammy Award winner, [More]
Ray J – Feeling Like Love Ft. Kid Ink
By Singersroom|2018-02-14T13:56:19-04:00February 14th, 2018|Categories: Music, R&B Music|Tags: Ray J|0 Comments
Ray J taps rapper Kid Ink for the bouncy Valentine's Day offering, "Feeling Like Love." On the song, the R&B singer, entrepreneur, and reality TV personality deliver wavy lyrics about his magical connection after meeting a chick in the club. "We met up in the club / Drunk as can be," he sings. "But when it's real love / the [More]
Ray J and Wife Princess Love Expecting First Child
By Singersroom|2017-11-27T20:58:44-04:00November 27th, 2017|Categories: News, R&B News|Tags: featured, Ray J|0 Comments
The good news continues to roll in for R&B artist Ray J. Two weeks ago, his Raycon company inked a $31 million exclusive distribution deal with Cowboy Wholesale, a New York City-based distributor of consumer electronics, and today he adds another win, this time to his personal resume. The singer/actor/entrepreneur and his wife, Princess Love, are expecting their first child together. "Princess and [More]
Ray J is $31 Million Richer After Inking Deal For His Electric Transportation Brand
By Singersroom|2017-11-16T16:45:01-04:00November 16th, 2017|Categories: Business, News|Tags: Ray J|0 Comments
Say what you want about Ray J, but you have to respect his hustle! The singer, actor, and businessman recently landed a hefty eight-figure deal to expand his Los Angeles-based electric transportation startup. Rebranded from Raytroniks to Raycon, the company received a $31 million exclusive distribution deal with Cowboy Wholesale, a New York City-based leading distributor of consumer electronics. The [More]
Ray J – Peanut On The Way Feat. Boosie
By Singersroom|2017-11-07T20:28:00-04:00November 7th, 2017|Categories: Music, R&B Music|Tags: Ray J|0 Comments
Ray J and Boosie join forces to pay homage to one of Detroit's finest with "Peanut On The Way," a record produced by Dre Butterz. On the cut, Ray J pops braggadocios lyrics about women, cars, and money because his boy "Peanut is on the way" home. "I know my hitta Peanut is on the way," he sings, while Boosie BadAzz [More]
Ray J and Chris Brown Team for 'Burn My Name' Mixtape
By Elle Breezy|2017-06-19T14:57:52-04:00June 19th, 2017|Categories: Mix Room - R&B Mixtapes, Music|Tags: chris brown, Ray J|0 Comments
Some of the music has already been is previously released in some capacity or another, with the common thread throughout the set being that of a man scorned.


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AMRITA SHERGIL (1913–1941)
Amrita Shergil, also written Sher-Gil, was an avant garde poet and painter. She is known for the lyrical boldness of her canvases and the bohemian colour of her life. There were many rumours and stories of her lovers during her lifetime. Khushwant Singh has described her in his 2002 memoir, Truth, Love and a Little Malice.
Her father, Sardar Umrao Singh Majithia, was a scholar and Sikh noble. He met Marie Antoinette Gottesmann, a Jewish Hungarian musician and opera singer of Budapest, when Antoinette visited the daughter of Maharana Ranjit Singh in the Punjab in 1911. They were married and moved to Budapest, where Amrita was born on 30 January 1913. She spent her early life in Budapest and began to paint at the age of five. She came to India in 1921 with her parents, staying in Simla and in her father's family home in the Punjab. In 1924 her mother took her to Italy where Amrita briefly trained in art at Florence, but they returned to India that same year. In 1929 when she was sixteen the family again returned to Europe. Amrita began to study art at the Academie de la Grande Chaumiere in Paris. She then shifted to the Ecole Nationale des Beaux Arts, becoming the first Asian to study at that noted art school. At the age of twenty she was elected an associate of the Grand Salon in Paris, once again the first Asian to achieve this distinction.
In 1934 she returned to India, becoming active in the art scene and holding group and solo shows. In 1936 she was awarded a gold medal at the All India Fine Arts and Crafts exhibition. That year she travelled through Ajanta, Ellora and South India. She was especially moved by the humanism of the Ajanta cave paintings. She became engrossed in the life of the people of rural Punjab and the hills around Simla.
She captured them and their lives in a series of perfectly composed paintings which have a sense of sensuous melancholy. Her style at the time incorporated many elements of miniature art. Her trip to Ajanta and South India brought a greater fluidity to her work. She painted mainly in oils, and sometimes used pastels. Her dislike for the Bengal School is well known. In 1938 she married her cousin Dr Victor Egan and moved with him to Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh. In 1941 they moved to Lahore. A few moths later she became ill and died. Although the cause of her death has never been determined, it has been suggested that a failed abortion had led to fatal peritonitis. She was only 28. Subsequently her husband was taken into police custody because Britain has declared war on Hungary and he was regarded as a citizen of a hostile nation. He was later released.
Her famous paintings include 'Siesta' 'Storyteller, 'Ganesh Puja' 'Hillside' and 'Hill Scene' and 'Elephants Bathing in a Green Pool'. Some of her greatest work was done after her visit to south India. 'Brahmacharis', 'South Indian Villagers Going to Market', 'Banana Sellers' and 'Brides' Toilette' are imprinted indelibly on the minds of Indian painters. These paintings established a new genre, a totally new way of using colour, far removed from the paler, lighter hues of the impressionist painters, raw pigment used by Indian folk artists. She was an extraordinary colourist.


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Legal Instruments and Recommendations
GHS implementation
legal inst. list
ECOSOC Bodies
TDG Sub-Committee
List of heads of delegation
GHS Sub-Committee
GHS Sub-Committee activities
Committee of Experts on TDG and GHS
Old 22nd session
Old 21st session
Old 20th session
UNECE Bodies
Working Party on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (WP.15)
RID/ADR/ADN Joint Meeting (WP.15/AC.1)
WP.15/AC.1/HAR Harmonization of RID/ADR/ADN with UN Recommendations on TDG
ADN Safety Committee (WP.15/AC.2)
ADN Administrative Committee
Ad hoc Meeting of Experts on CRTD (AC.8)
About the ADR
Road map for accession and implementation
Agreement (without Annexes)
Protocol of signature
Country information (Competent Authorities, Notifications)
Linguistic versions (ADR, Instructions in writing)
ADR Certificates
Accident reports (notifications according to 1.8.5.2)
ADR 2019 (files)
Amendments to ADR 2017
Previous versions of ADR
ADR 2007(files)
Labels (GHS)
Protocol(s) amending ADR
Protocol amending the title of the European Agreement of 30 September 1957 concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR)
Protocol of 1993 amending Article 1(a), Article 14(1) and Article 14(3)(b) of the ADR
About the ADN
Agreement (without Annexes) (pdf)
Country information (Competent Authorities,notifications according to 1.9.4 )
Linguistic versions (ADN, Instructions in writing)
Special authorizations
Equivalences and derogations
Catalogue of questions
Harmonized model checklists
Model expert certificates
ADN 2019 (files)
Amendments to ADN 2017
Previous versions of ADN
ADN 2009 : Annexed regulations as revised as of 28 February 2009
ADN 2007: Annexed regulations, as revised as of 1 January 2007
ADN 2005 : Annexed regulations as revised as of 1 January 2005
ADN 2000: Annexed regulations as adopted on 25 May 2000
UN Model Regulations
About the Recommendations
Rev. 21 (2019)
Amend. to Rev.17
Foreword to Rev. 17
Amend. to Rev. 15
UN Manual of Tests and Criteria
About the Manual of Tests and Criteria
Rev.7 (files)
Amend. to Rev.6
CRTD
Depositary Notifications
Documentation (WP.15)
AC.8 Ad hoc Meeting of Experts on CRTD
About the GHS
GHS presentations
GHS guidance
GHS official text and corrigenda
GHS (Rev.8) (2019)
Amend. to the 1st edition
GHS 1st edition (2003)
Intergovernmental Organisation for International Carriage by Rail (OTIF)
Central Commission for the Navigation on the Rhine (CCNR)
Basel Convention
United Nations Environment Program (UN Environment): Chemicals and Waste
United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR): Programme on GHS
International Labour Organization (ILO): Occupational Safety and Health
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD): Chemical Safety and Biosafety
Transport of Perishable Foodstuffs (WP.11)
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) promotes the implementation of the GHS in the field of pesticides. Several of its guidelines have been revised and include recommendations and guidance for classification and labelling of pesticides in accordance with GHS criteria: These include:
FAO Guidelines for the Registration of Pesticides (2010)
FAO Guidelines on Good Labelling Practice for Pesticides (2015)
FAO Guidelines on Highly Hazardous Pesticides (2016)
Awareness building and training of pesticide regulators, pesticide manufacturers and distributors, and pesticide users on the GHS, through FAO pesticide management programmes and in cooperation with others
All FAO available guidelines for the implementation of the International Code of Conduct on Pesticide management are available at the FAO website.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified the following three major instruments as being the most relevant to GHS implementation:
1. WHO Recommended classification of pesticides by hazard
WHO has updated the Recommended Classification of pesticides by hazard to take account of the GHS criteria. Its latest edition (2009) uses revised classification criteria which take account of the GHS categories for acute oral and dermal toxicity. The GHS acute oral toxicity category for each pesticide is also now presented in the publication.
2. International Chemical Safety Cards (ICSC)
WHO started to include GHS classifications in new and updated ISCs in April 2006. A new database for producing and disseminating ICSCs has been developed. Where relevant, the classification criteria for the GHS are now incorporated in the decision process for determining the information which appears on each ICSC. The ICSCs have been identified as a mechanism for making GHS classifications of chemicals more widely available.
3. WHO Chemicals publications
Information on GHS classification is now routinely included within published chemical evaluations from WHO, including Concise International Chemical Assessment Documents (CICADs) and Environmental Health Criteria (EHCs).
For the transport of dangerous goods, the GHS is implemented through the "UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods. Model Regulations" and the following transport legal international instruments:
(a) International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG Code);
(b) ICAO Technical Instructions for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air (ICAO TI);
(c) European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR);
(d) Regulations concerning the International Transport of Dangerous Goods by Rail (RID);
(e) European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Inland Waterways (ADN);
For the transport of dangerous goods, the GHS is implemented through the UN Model Regulations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods and the following transport legal international instruments:
The fifth revised edition of the GHS was implemented during the period 2014-2015 once the transport legal instruments mentioned in (a) to (e) above made mandatory the provisions of the 18th revised edition of the UN Model Regulations.
The sixth revised edition of the GHS will be implemented during the period 2016-2017 once the transport legal instruments mentioned in (a) to (e) above made mandatory the provisions of the 19th revised edition of the UN Model Regulations.
Figures 1 and 2 summarize the relationship between the different revised editions of the GHS and the UN Model Regulations and its related transport legal instruments.
Table 1 summarizes the status of implementation of the GHS (Rev.5), by hazard class, through the UN Model Regulations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (Rev.18) and the major legal instruments regulating transport of dangerous goods.
MARITIME TRANSPORT:
International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG Code)
Amendment 37-14 is harmonized (except as otherwise specified in table 1) with the 18th revised edition of the UN Model Regulations and will come into force on 1 January 2016 for two years although it may be applied in whole or in part, on a voluntary basis as from 1 January 2015. The IMDG Code is of mandatory application for 162 countries parties to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS).
AIR TRANSPORT:
ICAO Technical Instructions for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air (ICAO TI)
The 2015-2016 edition of the ICAO TI is harmonized (except as otherwise specified in table 1) with the 18th revised edition of the UN Model Regulations and became applicable on 1 January 2015. The ICAO TI are of mandatory application for the 191 countries parties to the Convention on International Civil Aviation.
European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR)
(48 Contracting Parties) . The annexed regulations are also of mandatory application for domestic traffic in EU and EEA countries through European Directive 2008/68/EC (see note 1) and in the Russian Federation (Ordinance No.272 of 15 April 2011).
Regulations concerning the International Transport of Dangerous Goods by Rail (RID)
(43 Contracting Parties) (also of mandatory application for domestic traffic in EU and EEA countries through European Directive 2008/68/EC (see note 1)).
European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Inland Waterways (ADN)
At present, the Agreement has 18 Contracting Parties.
The Annexed Regulations are also of mandatory application for domestic traffic in EU and EEA countries through European Directive 2008/68/EC (see note 1) only for countries which are not linked by inland waterway to other EU countries.
The 2015 edition of RID/ADR/ADN (applicable since 1 January 2015) is harmonized except as otherwise specified in table 1 with the 18th revised edition of the UN Model Regulations.
Note 1: Directive 2008/68/EC applies to the transport of dangerous goods by road, by rail or by inland waterways within or between EU Member States. It makes direct reference to the relevant legal instruments implementing the provisions of the UN Model Regulations on the transport of Dangerous Goods by road, rail and inland waterways (i.e.: the European Agreement on the Transport of Dangerous Goods by road (ADR) and by inland waterways (ADN) and the Regulation concerning the international carriage of dangerous goods by rail (RID)).
The Directive entered into force on 20 October 2008. It continues to make ADR and RID applicable to road/rail transport of dangerous goods in the EU, and requires those States with inland waterways linked, by inland waterways, to waterways of other member States to apply the regulations annexed to ADN as from 1 July 2009 and at the latest by 1 July 2011 whether or not they are Parties to the ADN. Following its adoption, the following directives were repealed:
Directives 94/55/EC and 96/49/EC (as amended) on the transport of dangerous goods;
Directives 96/35/EC and 2000/18/EC on dangerous goods safety advisers; and
Commission Decisions 2005/263/EC and 2005/180/EC (as amended) on national derogations from Directives 94/55/EC and 96/49/EC.
The annexes to the Directive are regularly adapted to take account of the amendments made to ADR/RID/ADN every two years. These adaptions are usually referred to as "adaptations to scientific and technical progress" (see Commission Directives 2010/61/EU of 2 September 2010, 2012/45/EU of 3 December 2012 and 2014/103/EU of 21 November 2014). For further information on European Union legislation on inland transport of dangerous goods refer to the European Commission website.
Basel Convention on the control of transboundary movements of hazardous wastes and their disposal
A joint correspondence working group between the Open-Ended working group of the Basel Convention on hazard characteristics and the Sub-Committee of experts on the GHS was established in 2005. The terms of reference of the correspondence group may be found in document UN/SCEGHS/9/INF.21.
Since the work assigned to the group was not completed at the end of the period 2005-2006, the Conference of the Parties decided (at its 8th meeting, which was held in Nairobi in December 2006) to extend the mandate of the Joint Correspondence Group so as to allow the work be continued during the biennium 2007-2008.
Information regarding the work of the joint correspondence group is available on the Basel Convention website (http://www.basel.int/techmatters/) under the heading "Hazard characteristics H10, H11". The Secretariat of the Basel Convention reports regularly on the progress of the work of the joint correspondence group to the Sub-Committee of experts on the GHS.


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describe("Permission entity", function () {
    "use strict";

    var mockCompilerResource, $httpBackend, ServerService;

    beforeEach(angular.mock.module("bluelatex"));

    beforeEach(function () {
        angular.mock.inject(function ($injector) {
            ServerService = $injector.get("ServerService");
            $httpBackend = $injector.get("$httpBackend");
            mockCompilerResource = $injector.get("Compiler");
        });
    });

    describe("get paper compiler", function () {
        it("should call get with id", inject(function () {
            $httpBackend.expectGET(ServerService.urlServer + "/papers/123/compiler")
                .respond({
                    "compiler": "pdflatex",
                    "synctex": true,
                    "timeout": 30,
                    "interval": 1
                });

            var result = mockCompilerResource.get({
                paperId: "123"
            });

            $httpBackend.flush();

            expect(result.compiler).toEqual("pdflatex");
        }));
    });

    describe("patch paper compiler", function () {
        it("should call patchPermissions with id", inject(function () {
            $httpBackend.expectPATCH(ServerService.urlServer + "/papers/123/compiler")
                .respond("true", {
                    "etag": "V2"
                });

            var result = mockCompilerResource.save({
                paperId: "123"
            }, {});

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Alumna Directs Play that Premiered at NMU
NMU alumna Korinne Griffith ('16 BS) has crossed paths twice with playwright Kate Danley, both as a student and professional. They first met during NMU's developmental workshop reading of Danley's "Building Madness," the 2016-17 Panowski Playwriting Award winner at NMU. Griffith graduated before the NMU production, which served as the play's U.S. premiere. Little did Griffith know that as she approached her first post-graduation directing job, she would reconnect with Danley to produce "Building Madness" at a high school in Woodstock, Ill.
"Being in the room with Kate at the NMU workshop and hearing her thoughts and opinions on her script, as well as the analysis from multiple others, was immensely beneficial in my directing of the show," said Griffith. "I was able to understand the script on a whole other level that directors almost never get to see, right down to small details like why Kate chose to purposely make one character's name—Gwen Gladwell—a bit of a tongue twister so that the actors would have to pronounce it slowly with reverence."
Griffith said that she began student directing in high school and continued throughout college. She took a directing class with theater professor Paul Truckey and was his teaching assistant for an acting class. She also performed in several NMU productions.
"These experiences most definitely helped me gain further confidence in my abilities to lead and teach a group of performers," said Griffith. "I strongly believe the best thing a director can do is to take acting classes and perform in shows. Understanding what it's like to be onstage as the actor gives excellent insight into how to direct. More than anything, I credit my acting training for my directing abilities."
Griffith said that she wanted to direct a comedy, but was having a hard time selecting one. After seeing a photo from NMU's production of "Building Madness" on Facebook, she immediately emailed Danley asking to direct the play at Woodstock High School. Griffith said that she and Danley communicated throughout the entire rehearsal and performance process.
"Prouder than punch," wrote Danley, who was named a best-selling author by "USA Today," in a Facebook post promoting Griffith's production of "Building Madness."
Griffith majored in theater at NMU. She recently returned to the Marquette area to work as a multi-media journalist for WJMN-TV Local 3 News.
"Building Madness"


I continue to report rampant judicial corruption in Illinois Court system; and expose "mysterious forces" who regularly place their cronies on our benches to abuse non-clout litigants, fix cases for their parties of interests; and deprive citizens from civil rights, especially those who appear as ProSe.
One of such "mysterious forces" is former Cook County Sheriff Michael Sheahan who helped at least 5 cronies to obtain judicial seats: Patricia O'Brien Sheahan ; Judge Daniel Patrick Brennan, Judge Jim Ryan, Judge Brian Flaherty and Judge James McGing .
Seahan is currently pushing his another crony, bully-impersonator Michael I. O'Malley (who just "donated" himself $50,000.00) into a judicial seat in 2018, despite his loss in 2016.
I have included Mr. Sheahan's son, lawyer Terrence J. Sheahan, and respectfully demand him to STOP his father from corrupting our Courts. We already cannot breath from rampant judicial corruption and endless abuses of power by various politically-connected cronies.
On February 7, 2018 Cook County Board adopted anti-corruption resolution filed by Represent Us group. This is time to implement and confront judicial corruption in Cook County.
I refuse to accept any services from corrupt judges; and IF any of Mr. Sheahan's cronies would be assigned to any of my cases – I demand them to step down and resign. A special Notice of Refusal to Accept Services will be mailed to each judicial crony who obtained his/her position in corrupt manner.
Michael F. Sheahan is a son of Chicago police officer, a long-time crony with Alderman Edward Burke and former Mayor RichardDaley ; and one of most corrupt public officers who operated a Guantanamo-style correctional facilities in Cook County; and regularly placed his cronies on judicial seats in Cook County Court.
Sheahan had created a culture that places politics above integrity, that rewards animal behavior with ambivalence or, worse, promotion. He operates with virtually no oversight. And largely because he has focused so much attention on amassing a powerful political fiefdom.
Since 1998, lawyers representing Sheahan's office had recommended settling at least 35 lawsuits that accused deputies of brutality, citing convincing evidence that the beatings had taken place. The Cook County state's attorney's office consistently worried that it could lose at trial because sheriff's personnel had falsified jail reports, lost documents or provided untruthful or contradictory accounts. Sheahan's office said its internal reports offered different versions of those incidents–yet refused to release those records.
2. Dr. Linda Sheldon reported involuntarily force heavy psychotropic drugs like Haldol, Zyprexa, Ativan and even Benedryl by injection on patients unless they are an immediate danger to their own life or someone else's life and then a court order must be obtained to continue the medication involuntarily. Also Haldol has very unpleasant side affects in a large proportion of patients including akisthesia (an inability to stay still – the person has to get up from bed and from sitting down – so the guards will think they are uncooperative and will assault the person even more), dystonia (muscle spasms, involuntary movements, tongue handing out, inability to control muscles of speech so slurred or difficult speech, if it happens with muscles of larynx the person will spasm down the airway and suffocate).Cook County Dept. of Corrections (Cook County Jail or CCDOC) officers constantly requestnurses to give such medication to shut up complaints by inmates, to quiet them and in retaliation for disagreements with the officers. Nurses call doctors on the phone and ask for prescriptions and the doctors illegally prescribe the medication without examining the patients. Even if they examine the patients, doctors at CCDOC under the direction of the Director of Psychiatry, Dr. David Carrington, continue to violate ethical standards and the law with such prescriptions when they are not needed and when there has not been adequate evaluations or diagnoses that require such medication. Even if the medications may be indicated, they cannot be given involuntarily except under strict guidelines. Haldol is a dangerous drug that should not be used like a pair of handcuffs and the person must be carefully monitored. It is a drug of last resort, not a weapon of restraint. Anyone using it as a restraint tool should be arrested.
3. In 2010 Cook County taxpayers paid $55 million Settlement for strip searching people who were awaiting bail on minor crimes like traffic violations. He also found that the jail would perform the searches by humiliating detainees with group strip searches, standing shoulder to shoulder in unsanitary conditions Over 400 class members also submitted affidavits attesting that the guards used insults or abusive language during strip searches, including insults about body odor, anatomy, sexual orientation and race.In August of 2009, a jury found that Sheriff Tom Dart was liable to the class, although the suit was filed filed against Sheriff Michael Sheahan.
Judge Patricia O'Brien Sheahan, Law Division, (likely daughter-in-law, wife of Sheahan's son Terrance J Sheahan, equity partner of Freeborn &Peters who regularly appears in Law Division of Cook County Court and represents both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of commercial matters and business disputes including breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duties, tortious interference, fraud, trade-secret and non-compete disputes, defamation, partnership wind-ups, insurance coverage and other multi-million dollar disputes in state and federal courts and before administrative agencies. He also has experience in class action litigation and civil rights defense including cases relating to malicious prosecution, conspiracy, municipal liability and constitutional law. Before joining Freeborn, T.J. served as a Prosecutor in the Cook County State's Attorney's Office.
Judge Daniel Patrick Brennan, Chancery Division, Sheriff's general counsel, who is to be sworn into office Monday, gave bar groups the cold shoulder, refusing to fill out a questionnaire or sit for an interview. Brennan was "not recommended" – but had the political backing of Sheahan and the sheriff's office and was able to have people at almost every polling place," Scrementi said. "It's tough to fight a political army."Brennan won 61 percent to 39 percent. In the Democratic primary in March, Brennan finished first in a nine-person field with 18.7 percent of the vote.
Judge Brian Flaherty, Municipal Division (Markham) who had been a sheriff's attorney and got a boost from IL Democratic Party Speaker,Michael Madigan, who regularly patronage judicial elections through his so-called Madigan's Lists. Judge Brian K. Flaherty said he has no idea how he ended up on Madigan's 2003 list. Flaherty, former counsel to then-Democratic Sheriff Michael Sheahan, said he learned about it after the letter was sent to the voting judges.
Currently Sheahan is pushing his crony, corrupt Lawyer Michael I. O'Malley, into a judicial seat, despite his losing 2016 judicial election.
Sheahan politically connected brother, Thomas Sheahan , (also brother to James "Skinny" Sheahan, a long-time aide to ex-Mayor Richard M. Daley) — wouldn't say if or how he was involved in the origin of the pension sweetener.boost his pension by more than $30,000 a year — while saddling unsuspecting taxpayers in Oak Brook with nearly $750,000 in funding liabilities, the Chicago Sun-Times and Better Government Association have learned.
The recipient of that larger pension, Thomas Sheahan, is a former police chief in Oak Brook, the current village manager in Lyons and a member of a Democratic clan that has helped rule Chicago's Southwest Side for decades. Sharp-tongued and unapologetic about benefitting from the provision that no one else has used, the 59-year-old Sheahan said of his pension: "I worked for 24 f—— years [in the public sector], I deserve every penny of it and I deserve a lot f—— more." Retiring from Oak Brook last spring, Sheahan now is drawing an annual payout of nearly $77,000. Although pension records show that's about $32,000 more than he would have received had he retired at the same point without the legislation, Sheahan said it's still a relatively modest sum.
Sheahan's politically connected son, Michael Sheahan Jr., , testified (in public jobs' patronage scandal involved hiring an unqualified 19-year-old building inspector) that in the late 1990s, McCarthy regularly provided him with names of job applicants for positions in the Department of Aviation. The younger Sheahan was in charge of personnel in the department. He told jurors that the applicants on McCarthy's lists were always given job interviews (this sentence as published has been corrected in this text). Sheahan said he sought and received immunity to testify because he feared he could be indicted.
Michael Sheahan's election donors included mostly wealthy financial corporations, like Mesirow Financial and well-connected lawyers.
Surprisingly, Sheahan expenses related to Mesirow Financial significantly exceeded the amount contributed by Mesirow to his campaign.
"There's only one thing more outrageous than reports that a select squad of 40 Cook County Jail guards systematically beat, kicked, stomped and terrorized inmates with unmuzzled dogs one night in 1999. It's that the allegations come as no surprise.
Cook County Sheriff Michael Sheahan's operation is out of control. His undisciplined sheriff's and correctional staff have been caught up in so many incidents of brutality, wrongdoing, falsification of reports and otherwise inappropriate behavior that the only way to count them is by the number of taxpayer dollars that are shelled out in their wake for legal settlements.
Sheahan refuses to learn from past mistakes. He refuses to fix serious, life-threatening problems that are stunningly obvious to everyone but him and his legion of lapdogs.
He has created a culture that places politics above integrity, that rewards animal behavior with ambivalence or, worse, promotion. He operates with virtually no oversight. And largely because he has focused so much attention on amassing a powerful political fiefdom, voters inexplicably tolerate him. It must stop now.
In Thursday's Tribune, reporters Steve Mills and Maurice Possley detailed not only the alleged Feb. 24, 1999, beatings of at least 49 inmates, but also the efforts by Sheahan's staff to delay a subsequent report by the sheriff's own Internal Affairs Division, falsify records and deny the incident ever occurred.
The Tribune article was based on documents from Internal Affairs, along with sheriff sources and prisoner interviews.
The investigation of the officers isn't over, it goes now to the acting executive director of the jail. But all indications are that nothing will come of this but a few slaps on the wrist.
This process has dragged on for four years without resolution. A three-year statute of limitations on criminal charges has expired.
The Tribune reported last year that since 1998, lawyers representing Sheahan's office have been unusually busy. In that time, they recommended settling at least 35 lawsuits that accused deputies of brutality, figuring that based on the evidence it was unlikely the sheriff would win those cases in court.
The Cook County Board has had to shell out millions in civil settlements and attorneys' fees defending county correctional officers and sheriff's police for their on- and off-duty antics. One case: In 2001, the county paid $6.8 million to settle a class action lawsuit on behalf of 2,600 female inmates who were forced to undergo unauthorized and humiliating strip searches in jail.
Why? Because the sheriff's office knows it can get away with it. In the past, Cook County Board members have made it a shameful custom to pant approvingly whenever Sheahan appeared before them. Hopefully such repugnant obsequiousness will abate with the more reform-minded board members elected last year.
Sheahan can't fix his own shop. It's time to bring in a special prosecutor or the U.S. attorney to investigate, and time to create an independent commission to recommend reforms at the sheriff's office.


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Q: Run backslash/escape character from file opened I want to read a file and run the backslash "command" \x1b[92m that is stored inside the file.
I got a file that looks like this:
\x1b[92m this text is cyan

Python:
f = open(f"./banners/file", "r")
content = f.read()
f.close()

print(content)

The output is supposed to say "this text is cyan" in a cyan color but it just prints it like this instead \x1b[92m this text is cyan
Just to show that it works on my os...
If I put the colorcode like this
print("\x1b[92m this is cyan")

It prints it in cyan.

A: f.read() escapes the backslash character so content = '\\x1b[92m this text is cyan\n', when you actually print it out. Instead, when opening the file do f=open('t.txt', 'r', encoding='unicode_escape') so it ignores the escape charaters


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PART 6 - Resources and tools
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For Teachers: Talking to Your Students about COVID-19
For Parents and Caregivers: What You Need to Know about COVID-19 and Keeping Your Family Safe and Healthy
For Children and Adolescents: What You need to Know about COVID-19 and Keeping Safe and Healthy
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Piano meets Vibes ist ein Akustik-Duo mit der Instrumentierung Klavier, Vibraphon und  Marimba.

Geschichte
Das Duo wurde 1989 von dem Pianisten Jens Schliecker und dem Schlagzeuger Nils Rohwer gegründet. Musikalisch bewegen sich die Künstler in einer eigenständigen erzählerischen Klangsprache zwischen Jazz, Klassik, Folk und Minimal Music.

1991 und 1994 erhielt das Duo jeweils den 1. Preis des "Jazz Podium Schleswig-Holstein". 2007 wurde an Piano meets Vibes der 1. Preis beim Kompositionswettbewerb der Classical Marimba League (USA) verliehen. 2009 erhielt Piano meets Vibes den Norddeutschen Kulturpreis für das Gesamtwerk.

Piano meets Vibes gab Konzerte in  Deutschland, Schweiz, Österreich, Niederlande, Dänemark, Norwegen und trat auf den Festivals JazzBaltica, dem Hamburger Jazzfest, und dem Aarhus International Jazzfestival auf. Seit 1999 gastiert Piano meets Vibes mit eigenkomponierter Musik zu den Kinofilmen Metropolis, Mikrokosmos, Menschen am Sonntag, Pest in Florenz, Balance live im Rahmen von Tourneen in deutschen Lichtspielhäusern und bei Filmfestivals, u. a. der Berlinale. Ebenfalls seit 1999 treten Jens Schliecker und Nils Rohwer als Komponisten für Filmmusik für Kino und TV in Erscheinung. Die Kompositionen von Piano meets Vibes werden international als Notenmaterial genutzt.

Wichtigste Konzertauftritte
 Eröffnungskonzert der "Jazz Baltica" – 1994 und 2000 im Hauptprogramm
 Konzert auf dem Schleswig-Holstein Musikfestival 1996, 1999 und 2003
 Konzert auf dem Jazzfest Hamburg (Fabrik) 1996
 1999 Jubiläumskonzert 10 Jahre Piano meets Vibes mit dem indischen Musiker Pritam Singh (Tabla & Percussion)
 Uraufführung des ersten eigenen Orchesterwerkes im Kieler Schloß (1999)
 zwei Konzerte auf der BERLINALE 2001
 Konzert zur Musik BIENNALE Berlin 2002 im Konzerthaus Berlin (großer Saal)
 Kino-Tourneen zu den Filmen Metropolis und Mikrokosmos (2001-05)
 2009 Jubiläumskonzert 20 Jahre Piano meets Vibes im Kieler Schloß mit den Gästen Igor Vilenski (Klavier) und Irina Ignatova (Klavier)
 Juni 2011 Weilburger Schlosskonzert
 September 2011 mehrere Konzerte als "special guests" beim Internationalen Marimbafestival in Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico, mit Uraufführung eines neuen Orchesterwerkes
 Februar/März 2012: "Musica y Alegria"-Tour durch Schleswig-Holstein mit dem mexikanischen Marimba-Virtuosen Javier Nandayapa

CDs
 1994: Piano meets Vibes
 1996: Duo Fantasie
 2000: Bilder einer Reise
 2008: Morning Clouds
 2017: Traumgänger

Weblinks
 Website von Piano meets Vibes
 Website von Jens Schliecker, dem Pianisten von Piano meets Vibes
 Website von Nils Rohwer, dem Percussionisten von Piano meets Vibes

Einzelnachweise

Duo (Musik)
Deutsche Band


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UNM Cancer Center to Receive Next Generation Ion Proton Genome Sequencer
Very fast genome sequencing will open vast opportunities for cancer treatment
The University of New Mexico Cancer Center will be among a small number of sites worldwide to receive one of the first twenty units of the new and anticipated next-generation Ion Proton Genome Sequencer in late August.
Genome sequencers help researchers discover the exact sequence of an individual's DNA, which carries the instructions for protein manufacture inside a cell. The instructions are encoded in the DNA bases, or rungs of the DNA ladder-like structure. If these instructions go awry, the proteins that the cell builds may not function properly and improperly functioning proteins can sometimes lead to cancer.
Whole Genome Sequencers in use today are quite expensive, so cancer researchers often narrow their focus. "Right now we typically sequence the one and a half million bases in the regions that are typically involved in cancer," says Jeremy Edwards, PhD, Associate Professor of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology and Chemical Engineering at the University of New Mexico Cancer Center. "With the Ion Proton, we will be able to routinely sequence the entire human genome, not just a small panel of cancer genes. That's a great advantage."
Existing whole genome sequencers can take two weeks to sequence an entire genome at a price of around $10,000. The new Ion Proton Genome Sequencer will be able to sequence the entire human genome of 3 billion bases in half a day for around $1,000. This faster sequencing means Dr. Edwards can rapidly analyze an entire genome and use this technology in the clinic. Comparison of the entire genome from cancerous and noncancerous cells from the same individual could be used to define cancer treatment, a process known as precision medicine.
"We know there are variations in the genome because they're what make us different from each other," Dr. Edwards explains. Among the 3 billion bases in the human genome, there are typically millions of polymorphisms—significant differences—that are recognized variations between individuals. But, in a cancer genome there are approximately 10 or so mutations that could be playing a role in the cancer. It is a computational challenge to find these so called driver mutations and devise a therapy to treat the cancer.
Being able to determine an individual's specific variations and to note the differences between cancerous and noncancerous cells in the same person will enable researchers and clinicians to individualize that person's treatment even further by linking mutations to their corresponding protein. "If we know where the mutations are, we can find out which ones are causing protein changes, what the protein changes are, and where they are," says Dr. Edwards. "Then we can determine what we can do to help this person. What drugs are available to target this protein?" Sometimes, no drug that affects the protein in question is available but there may be a drug that affects another part of the same chemical process within the cell. In the end, it's possible to recommend a precise treatment for that individual.
Precision medicine is still in its infancy. Only clinical labs can be used to dictate treatments for patients in the U.S. and they are monitored much more closely than research labs. However, clinicians can use data from research labs like Dr. Edwards' as long as they conduct their own investigation. The patient still benefits, but it's a longer process. "The really big goal right now," says Dr. Edwards, "is to bring this technology into the clinic to improve people's treatments."
About the UNM Cancer Center
The UNM Cancer Center is the Official Cancer Center of New Mexico and the only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated cancer center in the state. One of just 67 NCI-designated cancer centers nationwide, the UNM Cancer Center is recognized for its scientific excellence, contributions to cancer research and delivery of medical advances to patients and their families. It is home to New Mexico's largest team of board-certified oncology physicians and research scientists, representing every cancer specialty and hailing from prestigious institutions such as MD Anderson, Johns Hopkins and the Mayo Clinic. The UNM Cancer Center treats more than 65 percent of the adults and virtually all of the children in New Mexico affected by cancer, from every county in the state. In 2010, it provided care to more than 15,800 cancer patients. The Center's research programs are supported by nearly $60 million annually in federal and private funding. Learn more at http://cancer.unm.edu.
UNM Cancer Center contact information
Dorothy Hornbeck, JKPR, (505) 340-5929, dhornbeck@jameskorenchen.com
Michele Sequeira, UNM Cancer Center, (505) 925-0486, msequeira@salud.unm.edu
Tags: Press Release Archive 2012, UNM CC Press Releases


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Each endowment listed helps ensure the continued strength and longevity of essential SAAS programs.
Donors may establish a named endowment fund with a minimum gift commitment of $50,000.
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I love partnering with other bloggers and do it as often as I can. As a person who works alone most of the time it is always fun to partner with others and I am super excited about today's blog post. I am part of a Spring Progressive Dinner hosted by the darling Heather of Southern State of Mind. Heather has a darling blog and a beautiful home. I love following and reading her blog and enjoy seeing her when we have the chance to meet up in the city for events. I am thrilled to share my part of this wonderful group of bloggers for her virtual progressive dinner.
You will absolutely love this post today and all of the amazing links. These women write amazing blogs and have incredible ideas ... it is like being invited over to nine different homes at once. Can you think of a better way to spend a Thursday? I know I can't!!
I have chatted quite a few times (or quite a lot) about my role in the kitchen. While I am not the one who makes the big portion of the meal on a regular basis I am always in charge of appetizers, drinks and sides. I actually love that my husband loves to cook and we enjoy being in the kitchen together. Any time we can spend time together is a good time for me. For this post I pulled together a delicious appetizer for you which I highly recommend you make for yourself and others. It is not only delicious, it is easy to make and perfect for any time you need to show up with an appetizer in hand.
If I could eat brie, jam and bread for three meals a day I just might do so. I love these three things so very much and any time I can marry them for a snack, appetizer or even as part of my lunch I am all in. I decided to take three things I love and put them together in a way I would not normally prepare them. As I thought through what I would like to prepare it came to me that brie would be a fabulous topping for crostini so that is what I have made for you today ... Brie + Prosciutto Crostini.
I was thrilled to noticed my local market carries Thomasville, Georgia's favorite cheese source Sweet Grass Dairy and I grabbed both the Tomme and this Green Hill. The Green Hill was absolute perfect for this recipe and I knew that the crostini it would taste even better than I had imagined with this fabulous cheese. I do not love prosciutto but my family loves it so that went in the cart and in the recipe as well. Add in some of my favorite new jam, some raspberries and a good loaf of french bread and I was ready to start assembling at home. My mouth was literally watering all the way home in the car dying to have it done and ready to devour.
I sliced and toasted the bread at 375 for about 10 min, 5 on each side after brushing with olive oil. Once the bread was toasted and out of the oven I assembled the crostini. Prosciutto (on some) + cheese + jam + raspberry and they were perfect. I didn't even realize until after I shot and edited the images that a little hand had snagged a raspberry from the plate. When I spotted it and called her out all I got in response was a giggle. Little bugger!
I added in our favorite sweet nuts and a bottle of rose and the Hubs and I snacked while he prepared salads and sliced left over steak for dinner. Add in a little music and some conversation about the day and it was perfect!
We had just enough for the four of us and one left over for me to snag to add to my dinner. These were absolutely delicious and I will happily make them again. I may struggle to go back to just a wedge of brie with bread and jam.


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Интроспекция (, смотрю внутрь) — метод, позволяющий иметь представление о своей сущности: структуре, организации и т. п.
 Интроспекция (психология) — метод психологического исследования, который заключается в наблюдении собственных психических процессов без использования каких-либо инструментов или эталонов.
 Интроспекция (программирование) — возможность доступа к метаданным классов (то есть к описанию классов и их членов) в компилируемом коде.
 Интроспекция виртуальных машин — мониторинг состояния и выполняющихся процессов виртуальной машины.

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Any of my students who pays attention to football knows John Madden. Many others know him from the video game that bears his name. They are amused when I point out he has the bus because he does not fly.


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Academic units A-Z
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Personal stories and podcasts
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School of Medicine, Dentistry & Nursing
The British National Health Service (NHS) Act finally became law in 1947. Scotland in general, and Glasgow in particular, had led the way to its final introduction by Aneurin Bevan, Minister for Health in the post-war Labour Government.
Many and long were the previous reports and debates. One of the most effective was that of Edward Cathcart (1877 – 1954) in 1936. He was then Professor of Physiology at the University of Glasgow. His report strongly supported the vital role of the General Practitioner in a new, unified health service.
'The general practitioner, acting normally as family doctor, is an indispensable instrument of national health policy. Without his assistance, as health adviser and as a principal liaison between the homes of the people and the statutory medical services, these services cannot, in modern conditions, function to the full extent as part of a comprehensive policy for promoting and safeguarding the health of the people.'
Cathcart Report, 1936
In 1941 William Beveridge (1879 – 1963), a British economist and social reformer, made a very strong case for a complete re-organisation of the welfare state arguing that the post-war government must fight the five giant evils: Want, Disease, Ignorance, Squalor and Idleness.
the post-war government must fight the five giant evils:
Want, Disease, Ignorance, Squalor and Idleness
On 5th July 1948, the Government took over. Everything was to be funded out of Government funds, paid for by general taxation. Initially everything was available at no cost to the individual.
Anecdotes abounded. Patients expected to receive everything – from simple cotton wool to complicated surgery, for no extra payment. In Glasgow, the 'poor law' hospitals such as the Southern General and Stobhill were reinstated as General Teaching Hospitals.
Until 1972, undergraduate medical students in Glasgow remained largely unaware of the world of General Practice. It was not taught in the medical school. Those who were interested could spend one week in practice, courtesy of a remarkable General Practitioner, Dr William Fulton (1917 – 1998).
He was active in the British Medical Association and a founding member of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 1952.
His singlehanded crusade continued until 1972, when Hamish Barber (1933 – 2007) was appointed as Senior Lecturer in Primary Medical Care, funded by a private donation from the General Accident Insurance Company.
Unlike any other course in the curriculum, he was challenged to prove the effectiveness of teaching in general practice. By 1974, he had provided evidence that students who had been through a general practice module out-scored a control group who had not.
Thereafter, as the first holder of the Norie Miller Chair of General Practice, he met the challenge head on. His Textbook of General Practice Medicine was published and within two years the University of Glasgow established a separate University Department in General Practice. Originally based at the then new Woodside Hhealth Centre, the course gradually expanded to contribute to every year of the undergraduate curriculum.
A key development in 1990 was the introduction of a four-week final year attachment in general practice, led by Dr Jill Morrison who subsequently became the first, and only, General Practitioner and woman to become Head of the Undergraduate Medical School.
Professor Barber, whose research also included clinical trials of common conditions in general practice settings, retired in 1993, to be replaced by Professor Graham Watt (1994 – 2016). Watt had trained in epidemiology with Dr Julian Tudor Hart, a pioneer of research in high blood pressure in general practice in Wales.
Watt continued this interest in Glasgow, adding a family component to the Paisley-Renfrew (MIDSPAN) population studies of cardiovascular diseases and cancer.
He also researched the associations of social deprivation with poor health, updating Tudor Hart's classic paper on the Inverse Care Law (the availability of good medical care tends to vary inversely with the need for it in the population served) to show that in the 21st century the inequality had worsened.
He also highlighted the challenges faced by general practitioners in Scotland, and especially in Glasgow, who served the most deprived communities, graphically describing their situation as struggling to swim in the deep end of a swimming pool.
In the 1990s, Graham Watt was heavily involved in setting up the 'new curriculum' at Glasgow University, which started classes in 1996.
Experiences gained in a General Practice setting were involved in every year of the course and were subject to both formative and summative assessment. The Vocational Studies course was a Glasgow innovation which recruited tutors from amongst the General Practitioners in the West of Scotland to deliver weekly sessions to groups of 8 students, working through a wide agenda of professional skills and values.
This expansion in general practice teaching, including the cost of academic and administrator staff, was funded externally via Scottish Government funding for the Added Costs of Teaching in General Practice (GPACT). Clinical and communication skills tutors were used in small group exercises, progressing through all five years of undergraduate teaching.
The new Wolfson Medical School Building, opened in 2003 by The Princess Royal, is equipped with the appropriate numbers of rooms for small group teaching in vocational studies, communication skills and clinical practice. By 2010, it was estimated that around 16% of teaching time was contributed by General Practitioners.
Watt also revised the Graduation Declaration taken by graduating medical students at Glasgow University. Other than translation from Latin to English, the declaration had been virtually unchanged for 300 years. The revision required wide consultation and went through many versions. The first three sentences from the original declaration were retained while three new sentences were added to reflect modern medical philosophy and practice.
During Watt's tenure as the second holder of the Norie Miller chair, the department of general practice produced a dozen professors, now working in primary care research and medical education in Glasgow, elsewhere in the UK and abroad. An elected Fellow of the UK Academy of Medical Sciences and the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Watt was awarded a CBE in 2017.
Professor Frances Mair was appointed to the Norie Miller Chair in the Spring of 2017.
For more information read
Academic General Practice in the UK Medical Schools, 1948 – 2000. A short history. (2011). Ed John Howie and Michael Whitefield. Edinburgh University Press. Chapter 4, The University of Glasgow, D Hannay and G Watt.
University of Glasgow, College of Medicine, Veterinary Medicine and Life Sciences. 40 years of academic General Practice at the University of Glasgow, 1974-2014.
Professor Graham Watt and Dr Marjorie Allison
Images unless otherwise noted provided by Professor Watt
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Rudolf Senius
The actor and singer Rudolf Senius began his professional career as a businessman before he went to the stage in 1885. He got singing lessons, afterwards his first appearance as a singer was in Bielefeld. It followed engagements in Krefeld, Hamburg, Magdeburg and Berlin. From 1894 to 1900 he was engaged at the Irving Palace Theatre in New York.
Back in Germany he appeared again in Berlin and Hamburg but also in Frankfurt.
He was only seldom engaged for movies and his film career was limited to the silent movie era.
His first movie came in 1913 into being with "Aus eines Mannes Mädchenzeit" (13) and he played the role of councillor of commerce at the side of Wilhelm Bendow, Olga Engl, Manny Ziener, Richard Senius and Siegfried Dessauer.
Six years later followed the sequel "Aus eines Mannes Mädchenjahre" (19) with Olga Engl, Siegfried Dessauer, Erika Glässner, Hans Albers, Manny Ziener and Ernst Stahl-Nachbaur.
In the next few years he acted in few more movies like "Unsere Schwiegertochter" (19), Erich Schönfelder's "Kakadu und Kiebitz" (20) as Theodor Stänker with Ossi Oswalda, Marga Köhler, Victor Janson and Hans Junkermann as well as "Die Brüder Karamasoff" (20) with Fritz Kortner, Emil Jannings, Bernhard Goetzke, Hermann Thimig, Werner Krauss, Hanna Ralph, Rudolf Lettinger and Josefine Dora.


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Q: C sharp : Object name is invalid here is my code it keeps telling the name of tthe table is invalid !!!
i check the connection its working perfectly
i executed the query in sql mngmnt its also working perfectly
tried dbo.patient and
still im getting this error
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    string sexe_patient="";
    cnx conx = new cnx();

    string strRequete = "SELECT nom_patient,cin_patient FROM patient";

    try
    {
        //Execution de la requête
        myCommand = new SqlCommand(strRequete, cnx.myConnection);
        //Lecture des enregistrements à l'aide d'un SqlDataReader
        SqlDataReader mySqDataReader = myCommand.ExecuteReader();
        while (mySqDataReader.Read())
        {
            //On teste que le résultat n'est pas NULL afin d'éviter un plantage on moment du cast
            if (!(mySqDataReader["nom_patient"].Equals(nom_patient.Text)) && (!mySqDataReader["cin_patient"].Equals(cin_patient.Text)))
            {
                //récupéré le type de sexe
                if (sexe.Equals("femme"))
                {
                    sexe_patient ="femme";
                }
                else
                { sexe_patient = "homme"; }

                string add_patient = "INSERT INTO patient(cd_patient,cin_patient,nom_patient,date_naissance,sexe,adresse,profession,etat_physique) VALUES("+cd_patient.Text+","+cin_patient.Text+","+nom_patient.Text+","+date_naissance+","+sexe_patient+","+adresse.Text+","+profession.Text+","+etat_phy.Text+");";
                myCommand = new SqlCommand(add_patient, cnx.myConnection);

                MessageBox.Show("Patient has been added successfuly", "Halleljuah!!", MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel);
                break;
            }
            else
            {
                //alert
                MessageBox.Show("Il y a des champs vide", "erreur", MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel);
            }
        }
    }
    catch (Exception eMsg1)
    {
        //En cas d'erreur on affiche le message d'erreur
        //alert
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    }
    finally
    {
        //Quoiqu'il arrive on ferme proprement la connexion à la base
        cnx.myConnection.Close();
    }
}

A: Try to change:
string add_patient = "INSERT INTO patient(cd_patient,cin_patient,nom_patient,date_naissance,sexe,adresse,profession,etat_physique) VALUES("+cd_patient.Text+","+cin_patient.Text+","+nom_patient.Text+","+date_naissance+","+sexe_patient+","+adresse.Text+","+profession.Text+","+etat_phy.Text+");"
myCommand = new SqlCommand(add_patient, cnx.myConnection);

With:
string add_patient = "INSERT INTO patient(cd_patient,cin_patient,nom_patient,date_naissance,sexe,adresse,profession,etat_physique) VALUES(@cd_patient,@cin_patient,@nom_patient,@date_naissance,@sexe_patient,@adresse,@profession,@etat_physique)";
myCommand= new SqlCommand(add_patient, cnx.myConnection);
myCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@cd_patient", cd_patient.Text);
myCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@cin_patient", cin_patient.Text);
myCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@nom_patient", nom_patient.Text);
myCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@date_naissance", date_naissance);
myCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@sexe_patient", sexe_patient);
myCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@adresse", adresse.Text);
myCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@profession", profession.Text);
myCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@etat_physique", etat_phy.Text);


Oldpark DUP councillor Dale Pankhurst at Monday's Belfast city council meeting in his band uniform.
A Sinn Féin councillor has complained that the DUP's Oldpark representative, Dale Pankhurst, showed up at Monday's Belfast City Council meeting wearing a loyalist band uniform.
Ciaran Beattie raised the issue, after the DUP councillor wore a band uniform ahead of Monday's Somme Day parade.
In 2014 former DUP councillor, Ruth Patterson caused an uproar when she showed up at the council meeting wearing a Linfield scarf.
Mr Beattie said; "A couple of years ago we had a fairly heated debate in this chamber about one member who came in with a football scarf wrapped around them and there's been an agreement since that, that no member should come into the chamber wearing either football material or anything else like that".
Speaking after the meeting Councillor Pankhurst said he was forced to wear the uniform "due to time constraints".
He also said Sinn Féin Mayor Deirdre Hargey had approached the DUP group leader and said the party would not be objecting to Mr Pankhurst wearing his Whiterock Flute Band uniform.
He also said Sinn Féin councillors Seanna Walsh and Daniel Baker arrived at the meeting wearing GAA tops.
However, Sinn Féin said both men were asked to go and change before the meeting started.