text:
require "language_helper"

describe "Language (TEXT)", :language do
  let(:hello)   { "Hello from Chris and Mike!" }
  let(:sayhi)   { "If you find yourself in Utah, come say hi!" }
  let(:ruby)    { "We love ruby and writing code." }
  let(:content) { "#{hello} #{sayhi} #{ruby}" }

  describe "annotation" do
    it "works without creating a document" do
      annotation = language.annotate content, format: :text

      annotation.language.must_equal "en"

      annotation.sentiment.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.sentiment.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentiment.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.entities.count.must_equal 5
      annotation.entities.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.entities.unknown.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.people.map(&:name).must_equal ["Chris", "Mike"]
      annotation.entities.locations.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.places.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.organizations.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.events.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.artwork.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.goods.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.other.map(&:name).must_include "ruby"

      annotation.sentences.map(&:text).must_equal [hello, sayhi, ruby]
      annotation.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      annotation.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      annotation.sentences.first.must_be :sentiment?
      annotation.sentences.first.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentences.first.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.tokens.count.must_equal 24
      token = annotation.tokens.first
      token.text.must_equal "Hello"
      token.part_of_speech.tag.must_equal :X
      token.head_token_index.must_equal 0
      token.label.must_equal :ROOT
      token.lemma.must_equal "Hello"
    end

    it "works with creating a document" do
      doc = language.document content
      doc.must_be :text?
      doc.wont_be :html?

      annotation = language.annotate doc

      annotation.language.must_equal "en"

      annotation.sentiment.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.sentiment.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentiment.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.entities.count.must_equal 5
      annotation.entities.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.entities.unknown.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.people.map(&:name).must_equal ["Chris", "Mike"]
      annotation.entities.locations.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.places.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.organizations.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.events.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.artwork.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.goods.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.other.map(&:name).must_include "ruby"

      annotation.sentences.map(&:text).must_equal [hello, sayhi, ruby]
      annotation.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      annotation.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      annotation.sentences.first.must_be :sentiment?
      annotation.sentences.first.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentences.first.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.tokens.count.must_equal 24
      token = annotation.tokens.first
      token.text.must_equal "Hello"
      token.part_of_speech.tag.must_equal :X
      token.head_token_index.must_equal 0
      token.label.must_equal :ROOT
      token.lemma.must_equal "Hello"
    end

    it "works with creating a document with format and language options" do
      doc = language.document content, format: :text, language: :en
      doc.must_be :text?
      doc.wont_be :html?

      annotation = language.annotate doc

      annotation.language.must_equal "en"

      annotation.sentiment.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.sentiment.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentiment.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.entities.count.must_equal 5
      annotation.entities.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.entities.unknown.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.people.map(&:name).must_equal ["Chris", "Mike"]
      annotation.entities.locations.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.places.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.organizations.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.events.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.artwork.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.goods.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.other.map(&:name).must_include "ruby"

      annotation.sentences.map(&:text).must_equal [hello, sayhi, ruby]
      annotation.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      annotation.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      annotation.sentences.first.must_be :sentiment?
      annotation.sentences.first.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentences.first.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.tokens.count.must_equal 24
      token = annotation.tokens.first
      token.text.must_equal "Hello"
      token.part_of_speech.tag.must_equal :X
      token.head_token_index.must_equal 0
      token.label.must_equal :ROOT
      token.lemma.must_equal "Hello"
    end

    it "works with creating a document using #text helper method" do
      doc = language.text content
      doc.must_be :text?
      doc.wont_be :html?

      annotation = language.annotate doc

      annotation.language.must_equal "en"

      annotation.sentiment.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.sentiment.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentiment.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.entities.count.must_equal 5
      annotation.entities.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.entities.unknown.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.people.map(&:name).must_equal ["Chris", "Mike"]
      annotation.entities.locations.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.places.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.organizations.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.events.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.artwork.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.goods.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.other.map(&:name).must_include "ruby"

      annotation.sentences.map(&:text).must_equal [hello, sayhi, ruby]
      annotation.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      annotation.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      annotation.sentences.first.must_be :sentiment?
      annotation.sentences.first.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentences.first.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.tokens.count.must_equal 24
      token = annotation.tokens.first
      token.text.must_equal "Hello"
      token.part_of_speech.tag.must_equal :X
      token.head_token_index.must_equal 0
      token.label.must_equal :ROOT
      token.lemma.must_equal "Hello"
    end

    it "runs only the syntax feature" do
      doc = language.document content, format: :text
      doc.text!
      doc.must_be :text?
      doc.wont_be :html?

      annotation = doc.annotate syntax: true

      annotation.language.must_equal "en"

      annotation.sentences.map(&:text).must_equal [hello, sayhi, ruby]
      annotation.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      annotation.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      annotation.sentences.first.wont_be :sentiment?

      annotation.tokens.count.must_equal 24
      token = annotation.tokens.first
      token.text.must_equal "Hello"
      token.part_of_speech.tag.must_equal :X
      token.head_token_index.must_equal 0
      token.label.must_equal :ROOT
      token.lemma.must_equal "Hello"
    end

    it "runs only the sentiment feature" do
      doc = language.document content
      doc.format = :text
      doc.language = :en
      doc.must_be :text?
      doc.wont_be :html?

      annotation = doc.annotate sentiment: true, syntax: false

      annotation.language.must_equal "en"

      annotation.sentiment.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.sentiment.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentiment.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.sentiment.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      annotation.sentiment.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      annotation.sentiment.sentences.first.must_be :sentiment?
      annotation.sentiment.sentences.first.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentiment.sentences.first.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.entities.must_be :empty?

      annotation.sentences.wont_be :empty?
      annotation.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      annotation.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      annotation.sentences.first.must_be :sentiment?
      annotation.sentences.first.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      annotation.sentences.first.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      annotation.tokens.must_be :empty?
    end

    it "runs only the entities feature" do
      doc = language.document content, format: :text
      doc.must_be :text?
      doc.wont_be :html?

      annotation = doc.annotate entities: true

      annotation.language.must_equal "en"

      annotation.entities.count.must_equal 5
      annotation.entities.language.must_equal "en"
      annotation.entities.unknown.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.people.map(&:name).must_equal ["Chris", "Mike"]
      annotation.entities.locations.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.places.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      annotation.entities.organizations.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.events.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.artwork.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.goods.map(&:name).must_equal []
      annotation.entities.other.map(&:name).must_include "ruby"

      annotation.sentences.must_be :empty?
      annotation.tokens.must_be :empty?
    end
  end

  describe "syntax" do
    it "works without creating a document" do
      annotation = language.syntax content, format: :text

      annotation.language.must_equal "en"

      annotation.sentences.map(&:text).must_equal [hello, sayhi, ruby]
      annotation.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      annotation.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      annotation.sentences.first.wont_be :sentiment?

      annotation.tokens.count.must_equal 24
      token = annotation.tokens.first
      token.text.must_equal "Hello"
      token.part_of_speech.tag.must_equal :X
      token.head_token_index.must_equal 0
      token.label.must_equal :ROOT
      token.lemma.must_equal "Hello"
    end

    it "works with creating a document" do
      doc = language.document content
      doc.must_be :text?
      doc.wont_be :html?

      annotation = doc.syntax

      annotation.language.must_equal "en"

      annotation.sentences.map(&:text).must_equal [hello, sayhi, ruby]
      annotation.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      annotation.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      annotation.sentences.first.wont_be :sentiment?

      annotation.tokens.count.must_equal 24
      token = annotation.tokens.first
      token.text.must_equal "Hello"
      token.part_of_speech.tag.must_equal :X
      token.head_token_index.must_equal 0
      token.label.must_equal :ROOT
      token.lemma.must_equal "Hello"
    end
  end

  describe "entities" do
    it "works without creating a document" do
      entities = language.entities content, format: :text

      entities.language.must_equal "en"

      entities.count.must_equal 5
      entities.unknown.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.people.map(&:name).must_equal ["Chris", "Mike"]
      entities.locations.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      entities.places.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      entities.organizations.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.events.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.artwork.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.goods.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.other.map(&:name).must_include "ruby"
    end

    it "works with creating a document" do
      doc = language.document content
      doc.must_be :text?
      doc.wont_be :html?

      entities = doc.entities

      entities.language.must_equal "en"

      entities.count.must_equal 5
      entities.unknown.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.people.map(&:name).must_equal ["Chris", "Mike"]
      entities.locations.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      entities.places.map(&:name).must_equal ["Utah"]
      entities.organizations.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.events.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.artwork.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.goods.map(&:name).must_equal []
      entities.other.map(&:name).must_include "ruby"

      entities.places.first.name.must_equal "Utah"
      entities.places.first.type.must_equal :LOCATION
      entities.places.first.metadata.must_equal({"wikipedia_url"=>"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah", "mid"=>"/m/07srw"})
      entities.places.first.wikipedia_url.must_equal "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah"
      entities.places.first.mid.must_equal "/m/07srw"
      entities.places.first.salience.must_be_kind_of Float
      entities.places.first.mentions.count.must_equal 1
      entities.places.first.mentions.first.text.must_equal "Utah"
      entities.places.first.mentions.first.offset.must_equal 51
      entities.places.first.mentions.first.must_be :proper?
      entities.places.first.mentions.first.wont_be :common?
      entities.places.first.mentions.first.text_span.text.must_equal "Utah"
      entities.places.first.mentions.first.text_span.offset.must_equal 51
      entities.places.first.mentions.first.type.must_equal :PROPER
    end
  end

  describe "sentiment" do
    it "works without creating a document" do
      sentiment = language.sentiment content, format: :text

      sentiment.language.must_equal "en"

      sentiment.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      sentiment.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      sentiment.sentences.map(&:text).must_equal [hello, sayhi, ruby]
      sentiment.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      sentiment.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      sentiment.sentences.first.must_be :sentiment?
      sentiment.sentences.first.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      sentiment.sentences.first.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float
    end

    it "works with creating a document" do
      doc = language.document content
      doc.must_be :text?
      doc.wont_be :html?

      sentiment = doc.sentiment

      sentiment.language.must_equal "en"

      sentiment.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      sentiment.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float

      sentiment.sentences.map(&:text).must_equal [hello, sayhi, ruby]
      sentiment.sentences.first.text.must_equal hello
      sentiment.sentences.first.offset.must_equal 0
      sentiment.sentences.first.must_be :sentiment?
      sentiment.sentences.first.score.must_be_kind_of Float
      sentiment.sentences.first.magnitude.must_be_kind_of Float
    end
  end
end


Carla Stefaniak of Florida spent the night at the Villa le Mas, near San Jose, on November 27. Her family reported her missing when she didn't return home.
Stefaniak went missing while celebrating her 36th birthday in San Jose, Costa Rica with her sister-in-law April Burton.
Her body was found on Monday half-buried in plastic at the back of the rental property after she vanished last Tuesday.
Stefaniak's tearful dad Carlos confirmed late Tuesday that the body found was that of his daughter.
Investigators found blood inside the Airbnb where she was staying.
Security guard Bismark Espinosa Martinez, 32, was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the Miami woman's death.
Blood is also believed to have been found in his nearby apartment.
Authorities said Martinez had been staying next door to Stefaniak. Police said he gave contradictory statements during questioning.
Walter Espinoza, head of the country's Judicial Investigation Department, said officials had analyzed surveillance video from the apartment complex.
Stefaniak was scheduled to fly home alone on Wednesday – a day after her sister-in-law Burton left Costa Rica.
She had dropped Burton at the airport and returned their rental car before taking a 30-minute Uber to an Airbnb that she had checked in to for her final night.
Stefaniak sent her sister-in-law a text message describing it as 'pretty sketchy'. She said it was raining and the power was going out.
She then had a FaceTime call with a friend and mentioned that she might ask a security guard at the Airbnb to buy her water because of the storm.
She had checked into her 1pm flight but never made it to the airport. Stefaniak also failed to respond to a number of birthday messages from family and friends.
A friend described Stefaniak as a 'happy soul' who made everyone laugh and had a large social media presence.
Bugra Demirel of Tallahassee, said in a telephone interview that Stefaniak, who was an insurance agent, loved to travel and post photos on Instagram.


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Huntington's disease researcher wins international award
Professor Sarah Tabrizi, director of the Huntington's Disease Centre at University College London's (UCL) Institute of Neurology, has received the 2017 International Leslie Gehry Brenner prize for Innovation in Science.
The $100,000 prize was awarded by the Hereditary Disease Foundation on November 6 in New York in recognition of "her outstanding contributions to innovative clinical trials and to clinical care for people with Huntington's disease and their families." The award committee commended Professor Tabrizi for her work advancing understanding of Huntington's and developing new therapies for the disease.
The Huntington's Disease Association is delighted to congratulate Professor Tabrizi on this much deserved award. Professor Tabrizi's work in Huntington's disease research has had ground breaking results that has moved the disease a step closer towards an effective treatment.
Cath Stanley, Chief Executive, said:
"Professor Tabrizi has dedicated her working life to the field of Huntington's disease research. This reward is a fitting tribute to her dedication and work".
Professor Tabrizi leads a team at the UCL Huntington's Disease Centre that is conducting a trial of a new 'gene silencing' treatment. It's the world's first trial in patients to slow, stop, prevent or reverse Huntington's, using a method that targets the root cause of the disease – a gene producing a protein called huntingtin.
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El Campeonato de AAA Fusión (AAA Fusion Championship, en inglés) fue un campeonato de lucha libre profesional creado y utilizado por la compañía mexicana Asistencia Asesoría y Administración. El último campeón fue El Hijo del Fantasma, quien unificó el campeonato con el Campeonato Mundial de Peso Crucero de AAA tras derrotar a Fénix en Triplemanía XXII.

Historia
A finales de 2012, AAA introdujo un nuevo programa de televisión, titulado AAA Fusión, que comenzaría a emitirse junto al programa de televisión principal de la promoción, Sin Límite. La primera demostración fue grabada el 30 de septiembre de 2012. El noviembre siguiente, AAA comenzó un torneo para determinar el campeón inaugural de AAA Fusión. El 23 de abril de 2013, AAA dividió su lista entera en dos marcas; AAA Evolución y AAA Fusión, siendo el Campeonato de Fusión AAA exclusivo para este.

El 17 de agosto de 2014, en el evento Triplemania XXII, El Hijo del Fantasma derrotó al Campeón de Peso Crucero de AAA Daga y al Campeón Fusión de AAA Fenix para unificar los dos campeonatos, saliendo vencedor el primero y quedando el Campeonato de AAA como título vigente y renombrado como Campeonato Mundial de Peso Crucero de AAA.

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Referencias

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Axel Sjöberg, född 8 mars 1991 i Stockholm, är en svensk fotbollsspelare (försvarare) som spelar för DC United i MLS. Han har även spelat collegefotboll i amerikanska collegelaget Marquette Golden Eagles.

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Den 14 augusti 2020 gick Sjöberg till DC United i en bytesaffär där Ema Boateng gick i motsatt riktning till Columbus Crew SC.

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SEOUL, June 15 (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Chem Ltd said it has secured orders to supply electric vehicle (EV) batteries to China's SAIC Motor Corp and Qoros, betting on the world's biggest car market to revive the sluggish growth of EVs globally.
LG Chem did not disclose details of the deals, but said the contracts would increase the total number of its Chinese customers to four, which have ordered batteries for more than 100,000 EV vehicles and would lead to hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue once production begins.
LG Chem, which has factories in the United States and Korea, also said it plans to build a joint venture in China in the second half of this year to produce EV batteries to cope with growing demand in the region.
"We are in the final process of deciding our JV partner in China and once the decision is made, we plan to pick the site after discussions," LG Chem said in a statement.
The move comes as automakers are rushing to introduce new EVs in China, driven by the government's plan to put 500,000 EVs on the road by 2015 and 5 million by 2020.
LG Chem made headlines in 2009 by winning a supply deal for General Motors' Volt EVs, followed by a flurry of deals with Renault and other automakers. But sales of many EVs have fail to live up to their expectations, pushing LG Chem's car battery business in the red.


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Is the Indian Nuclear Tiger Changing Its Stripes? Data, Interpretation and Fact
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A talk by Dr Gaurav Kampani, Guest Researcher at the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies (IFS), Oslo
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A series of podcasts from Merton College, a vibrant and diverse intellectual community that has been at the forefront of education and research at Oxford University since 1264. Nobel Prize winners and other cultural and scientific leaders, such as TS Eliot, JRR Tolkien, and Andrew Wiles, adorn the list of Eminent Mertonians. Merton's tradition of excellence lives on, thanks to the talent and dedication of college fellows, students, staff and alumni. Together with our historic architecture,...
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Also Known As: Norman Zenos Mcleod, Norman Mcleod Died: January 27, 1964
Born: September 20, 1898 Cause of Death:
Birth Place: Grayling, Michigan, USA Profession: director, assistant director, animator, gagwriter
Former animator who directed several memorable comedies, most notably the Marx Brothers classics "Monkey Business" (1931) and "Horse Feathers" (1932). "He was a very nice guy and a fairly good director," said Groucho Marx, "but no genius."
Alias Jesse James (1959) Director
Public Pigeon No. 1 (1957) Director
Casanova's Big Night (1954) Director
Never Wave at a WAC (1953) Director
My Favorite Spy (1951) Director
Let's Dance (1950) Director
The Paleface (1948) Director
Isn't It Romantic (1948) Director
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947) Director
Road to Rio (1947) Director
You Can't Fool a Camera (1941)
University of Washington: Seattle , Washington -
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Norman Zenos McLeod (b. September 20, 1898, Grayling, Michigan - d. January 27, 1964, Hollywood, California) was an American film director, cartoonist and writer. He is considered one of the best directors of comedy films of all time. McLeod made several successful and influential movies such as Taking A Chance in 1928, Monkey Business in 1931, Horse Feathers in 1932, Topper in 1938, and Merrily We Live in 1938. Other memorable work from McLeod includes It's a Gift (1934) with W.C. Fields, and the Danny Kaye comedy The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947). He was educated at the University of Washington and spent two years as a fighter pilot in the US Army in France during World War I. He was married to Evelyn Ward. He died, aged 65, following a stroke. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.


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Surveillance of adverse drug events associated with tocilizumab in hospitalized veterans with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) to inform patient safety and pandemic preparedness
Rupak Datta, Alexis Barrett, Muriel Burk, Cedric Salone, Anthony Au, Francesca Cunningham, Ann Fisher, Louise Marie Dembry, Kathleen M. Akgün
Journal: Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology , First View
We evaluated adverse drug events (ADEs) by chart review in a random national sample of 428 veterans with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) who received tocilizumab (n = 173 of 428). ADEs (median time, 5 days) occurred in 51 of 173 (29%) and included hepatoxicity (n = 29) and infection (n = 13). Concomitant medication discontinuation occurred in 22% of ADE patients; mortality was 39%.
Evaluation of uncomplicated acute respiratory tract infection management in veterans: A national utilization review
Jefferson G. Bohan, Karl Madaras-Kelly, Benjamin Pontefract, Makoto Jones, Melinda M. Neuhauser, Matthew Bidwell Goetz, Muriel Burk, Francesca Cunningham, for the ARI Management Improvement Group
Journal: Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology / Volume 40 / Issue 4 / April 2019
Antibiotics are overprescribed for acute respiratory tract infections (ARIs). Guidelines provide criteria to determine which patients should receive antibiotics. We assessed congruence between documentation of ARI diagnostic and treatment practices with guideline recommendations, treatment appropriateness, and outcomes.
A multicenter quality improvement evaluation was conducted in 28 Veterans Affairs facilities. We included visits for pharyngitis, rhinosinusitis, bronchitis, and upper respiratory tract infections (URI-NOS) that occurred during the 2015–2016 winter season. A manual record review identified complicated cases, which were excluded. Data were extracted for visits meeting criteria, followed by analysis of practice patterns, guideline congruence, and outcomes.
Of 5,740 visits, 4,305 met our inclusion criteria: pharyngitis (n = 558), rhinosinusitis (n = 715), bronchitis (n = 1,155), URI-NOS (n = 1,475), or mixed diagnoses (>1 ARI diagnosis) (n = 402). Antibiotics were prescribed in 68% of visits: pharyngitis (69%), rhinosinusitis (89%), bronchitis (86%), URI-NOS (37%), and mixed diagnosis (86%). Streptococcal diagnostic testing was performed in 33% of pharyngitis visits; group A Streptococcus was identified in 3% of visits. Streptococcal tests were ordered less frequently for patients who received antibiotics (28%) than those who did not receive antibiotics 44%; P < .01). Although 68% of visits for rhinosinusitis had documentation of symptoms, only 32% met diagnostic criteria for antibiotics. Overall, 39% of patients with uncomplicated ARIs received appropriate antibiotic management. The proportion of 30-day return visits for ARI care was similar for appropriate (11%) or inappropriate (10%) antibiotic management (P = .22).
Antibiotics were prescribed in most uncomplicated ARI visits, indicating substantial overuse. Practice was frequently discordant with guideline diagnostic and treatment recommendations.
Veterans Affairs Databases
Francesca Cunningham
Journal: CNS Spectrums / Volume 12 / Issue S16 / 2007
Pharmacoepidemiology, the study of the effects of drugs in large numbers of people, is a relatively new discipline that applies the methods of epidemiology to clinical pharmacology. Premarketing clinical trials remain the only way to scientifically determine whether a drug is causally effective, yet these trials do not provide information that allows for estimates about rare, late, or off-label toxicities associated with the drug in question. Increasing concern about common and debilitating adverse effects of medications has highlighted the need for enhanced postmarketing surveillance to follow up on clinical trials. There is a further concern regarding the broader issue of the risk-benefit ratio of certain medications. Computerized databases are a good source of information on which to lay the foundations of postmarketing research. A system of cross-linked computerized medical records may better enable researchers and physicians to realistically monitor postmarketing safety and incorporate monitoring benefits. The same research could also elucidate the net public health effect of regulatory decisions. The Veterans Affairs database in the United States and PHARMO in the Netherlands may represent good models on which to base future postmarketing surveillance studies.
In this expert roundtable supplement, Brian L. Strom, MD, provides an overview of the appropriate use of large computer databases in pharmacoepidemiology studies. Philip Wang, MD, DrPH, discusses the advantages of pharmacoepidemiologic studies over clinical trials in correctly detecting drug safety issues. Francesca Cunningham, PharmD, reviews a large computer database that is currently in use within the VA healthcare system, and Ron M.C. Herings, PharmD, PhD, discusses the development of the PHARMO system in the Netherlands.


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Prince William hails 'courage and endeavour' of Battle of Amiens troops as he and Theresa May attend centenary service to mark 100 years since 'beginning of the end' of Great War
Commemorations at Amiens Cathedral in northern France today mark centenary of the Battle of Amiens
Event tells story of the conflict which marked beginning of period known as the Hundred Days offensive
From battle's start exactly 100 years ago, military victories eventually led to surrender of German forces
By Mark Duell for MailOnline
Published: 05:25 EST, 8 August 2018 | Updated: 15:12 EST, 8 August 2018
The Duke of Cambridge today paid tribute in France to the 'courage and endeavour' of troops who fought in the Battle of Amiens during the First World War as a poignant commemoration service marked its centenary.
Relatives of soldiers who served and died in the conflict also spoke of their pride and sadness as they joined Prince William and Prime Minister Theresa May at the event staged exactly 100 years since the offensive began.
The battle changed the course of the war, as the comprehensive Allied victory, due to superior tactics, use of technology and leadership, finally convinced German commanders they could not win.
Prince William is greeted with a curtsy by Prime Minister Theresa May as he arrives at Amiens Cathedral today
William bows as he attends the service today, featuring readings including diary extracts, letters and poems
The Duke of Cambridge lays a wreath at the Chapel of Allies this afternoon next to French Defence Minister Florence Parly
Mrs May and former German president Joachim Gauck lay wreaths during the service at Amiens Cathedral today
Prince William and Madame Parly bow their heads after laying wreaths as they attend Amiens Cathedral this afternoon
William laughs with Madame Parly as they attend the service to mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Amiens today
More than 3,000 people were present at the service at the city's magnificent medieval gothic cathedral
Prime Minister Theresa May meets descendants of those who fought at Amiens, at the town's cathedral today
William and Madame Parly walk ahead of Mrs May during the ceremony at the stunning Amiens Cathedral today
William speaks with relatives of soldiers who took part in the Battle of Amiens after the cathedral service today
William said in his address to the congregation: 'What began here on August 8 was truly a coalition operation under the strategic command of a great Frenchman, Marshal Foch, a battle in which the forces of many nations came together to fight; in which aerial, mechanical and human courage and ingenuity combined with devastating results.
'Amiens was symbolic of the Entente Cordiale, the co-operation without which victory was impossible. It is entirely fitting therefore, that today, that same international coalition has returned to Amiens with our former enemy in peace and partnership.'
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He also acknowledged the debt owed to the First World War troops in a message printed in the official programme, saying: 'The Battle of Amiens, and the continued fighting which followed during the summer of 1918, brought the Allies hope and optimism after four long years of bloodshed and stalemate.
'While it is right that we have collectively commemorated many of the significant battles and campaigns of those years, it is important that the success of the Battle of Amiens takes its rightful place in our shared history.'
The Prime Minister stands next to the Duke of Cambridge as they attend the service at Amiens Cathedral today
Mrs May and Prince William look around at the stunning interior of Amiens Cathedral this afternoon
William acknowledged the debt owed to the First World War troops in a message printed in the official programme
Mrs May highlighted how the Battle of Amiens heralded the beginning of the period known as the Hundred Days offensive
Mrs May paid tribute to the 'courage, bravery and skill' of troops who fought in the First World War Battle of Amiens
Kevin Sherlock, 58, a retired Rolls-Royce engine inspector from Derby, said his 19-year-old great uncle Ernest Harm, who was killed towards the end of the battle, 'paid the ultimate sacrifice', helping to bring peace to Europe.
He said the teenage soldier, also from Derby, a Lance Corporal in the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 2nd Battalion was killed, possibly by machine gun fire, going 'over the top' on August 11, 1918.
Mr Sherlock added: 'I think as I've got older I've thought about it more really, he was only 19, just a lad really, never experienced anything in his life.
'So there's sadness but also pride that he took part in a key battle that brought ultimately the Allied victory and no doubt about it, shortened the war as well.'
The Duke and Prime Minister sit among the attendees as they listen during the service at Amiens Cathedral this afternoon
William said it was 'important that the success of the Battle of Amiens takes its rightful place in our shared history'
William speaks to the congregation inside the impressive surroundings of Amiens Cathedral at the service this afternoon
Prince William (left) walks into the cathedral, with Mrs May (rear) and French Defence Minister Florence Parly (right, front)
The Prime Minister said: 'We remember with profound respect all those who served on both sides of the battle'
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon attends the commemoration service at Amiens Cathedral today
A man wears a T-shirt at the service in memory of Corporal Walter Roy Whittingham, who died 100 years ago during the battle
Commenting on the fact his great uncle has no known grave Mr Sherlock added: 'It must be very painful for a mother to come to terms with, she probably thought he was listed as missing, killed in action, but there's always a small part of you thinking he might walk through the door one day.'
In Amiens Cathedral in northern France, the story of the battle was told through contemporary letters, diaries and poems read by guests from the 2,000-strong congregation.
Among those invited were Armed Forces minister Mark Lancaster, his French counterpart Florence Parly, Chief of the Defence Staff General Sir Nick Carter, who is head of Britain's Armed Forces, and representatives of other nations including Germany.
In her message printed in the official programme Mrs May highlighted how the battle of Amiens heralded the beginning of the period known as the Hundred Days offensive.
After the 1918 conflict successive military victories eventually led to the surrender of German forces and the end of the conflict on Armistice Day on November 11 that year.
The Duke and the Prime Minister enter Amiens Cathedral for the service to mark the centenary of the Battle of Amiens
The Duke of Cambridge arrives for the commemorations in France today, marking the centenary of the Battle of Amiens
William (left) walks as he arrives for the ceremony to mark the battle, which sounded the start of the Hundred Days offensive
William waves as he walks with officials for the ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War battle
After the 1918 conflict, successive military victories eventually led to the surrender of German forces
Prime Minister Theresa May arrives at Amiens Cathedral for the centenary service this afternoon
The Duke of Cambridge at the event. Meanwhile there was confusion in France among people who were expecting the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to also attend today's centenary commemorations
Mrs May (second left) shakes hands with Madame Parly (right) at the cathedral before the service today
Madame Parly arrives for the service at Amiens Cathedral in northern France this afternoon
Mrs May smiles with Madame Parly after they both arrive at Amiens Cathedral today to attend the service
The Prime Minister, who has been holidaying in Europe, wrote: 'Today, we commemorate that success, but we also reflect on the fear and hardship experienced by the people of this city and the surrounding battlefields, as well as the immense suffering demoralisation of the German troops.
'We remember with profound respect all those who served on both sides of the battle and we give thanks for their courage, bravery and skill which would lead to what the world had long yearned for, the guns finally falling silent.'
From the start of the battle exactly 100 years ago - August 8, 1918 - successive military victories eventually led to the surrender of German forces and the end of the conflict on Armistice Day on November 11 that year.
General Sir Henry Rawlinson, commander of the Fourth Army, combined air and land forces, from Australia, Canada, France, America and Britain, to great effect during the conflict.
He had learnt the lessons of the bloody Somme offensive - where he played a prominent role - employing improved tactics and new technology, utilised alongside subterfuge, from concealing troop numbers to ending the practice of firing range-finding shells so there was no warning of the attack.
The battle saw more than 500 tanks from the UK's Tank Corps deployed, more than 1,900 British and French aircraft used, tens of thousands of troops present, with the Australians and Canadians prominent in the attack, and all supported by more than 2,000 guns from the Royal Artillery.
Prime Minister Theresa May, who has recently been holidaying in Europe, is pictured at the event in northern France
Former German President Joachim Gauck (centre) walks with officials in Amiens before the 100th anniversary service
French gendarmes walk with their dogs in Amiens during the centenary ceremony today
Flag bearers arrive for today's service to mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Amiens
Guests arrive at Amiens Cathedral in northern France ahead of the ceremony this afternoon
Amiens Cathedral is reflected in a horn before the centenary ceremony in northern France
People gather outside Amiens Cathedral last night after it was lit up ahead of the service
Amiens Cathedral in France is lit up last night (left) and is pictured surrounded by sandbags in 1917 (right)
The location of Amiens as a major rail hub was deeply important to the Allies because it was used to receive supplies for the front line and move them out. (Above, the town in ruins in 1919)
The aftermath of bombing in Amiens on the Rue de Beauvais is pictured after the French town faced shelling in 1918
William said in his speech how bombing had destroyed many buildings in the town, which is pictured during the war
The scene in Amiens in 1918 near the town's cathedral - which survived the bombing during the First World War
Over the following days the gains made by Allied troops were huge, with many miles claimed from German forces - but its real impact was on the morale of many in the German high command, convincing them the war could not be won.
General Sir Nick Carter said: 'The Battle of Amiens marked the beginning of the end of the First World War.
'It was a remarkable achievement over the course of the war to expand the military, moulding a new citizen-based force into a very accomplished fighting force, against a backdrop of rapid technological change.'
Meanwhile there was confusion in France today among people who were expecting the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to also attend today's centenary commemorations.
A range of respected media outlets in the country had said Prince Harry, 33, and Meghan Markle, 37, would make their first official visit to France to pay their respects at the ceremony.
Standard-bearers wait as veterans and current members of the armed forces take part in a ceremony in Ypres, Belgium, today
Veterans, current members of the armed forces and family members take part in the Great Pilgrimage 90 Parade today
The ceremony marks 90 years since the first official pilgrimage by veterans of the First World War to the Menin Gate
Veterans come together to carry their standards through the Belgian town, before laying wreaths at the memorial today
Not only was Harry's old cavalry regiment - the Blues and Royals - present at the key battle in 1918, but locals were convinced Meghan would want to honour the fallen.
However, a Kensington Palace spokesman told MailOnline: 'It is the Duke of Cambridge who is attending the Battle of Amiens today and this was announced some time ago.'
French President Emmanuel Macron was today accused of 'historical ignorance' and committing a 'diplomatic fault' by snubbing the centenary commemorations in his hometown.
Mr Macron has instead chosen to remain on the Riviera rather than break of his holiday to honour those who took part in the battle.
Referring to Mr Macron and his Prime Minister, Edouard Philippe, who is also staying away, French MP Jacques Myard tweeted that it was proof 'of their historical ignorance, a diplomatic fault', adding that Britain is 'our greatest military ally!'
'Amiens was symbolic of the entente cordiale': Prince William's Battle of Amiens centenary speech in full
William told the congregation at Amiens Cathedral today that the building 'has such a profound connection to all those that served'
I am delighted to join you all today to mark this important centenary in this historic Cathedral of Amiens.
From the very start of the First World War, Amiens found itself at the heart of the conflict. For most of the war, it was just behind the Allied front lines, and military personnel soon became a familiar sight on its streets, around its shops, cafés and hotels. For thousands of servicemen, it became a home away from home.
Above all, Amiens was a city of connections. Its railway line was a vital link between Paris and the north. Here, the armies of France and the British Empire came together. It connected the Allies.
During the defence of the city against the great German offensive in April 1918, shelling and bombing destroyed many of the buildings here. Thankfully, this great cathedral was spared significant damage.
In the summer of 1918, this was the springboard for the Allies' offensive which would eventually lead to victory on the Western Front. After French, American and British forces had turned the tide against the Germans in the Second Battle of the Marne, the scene was set for a truly co-ordinated Allied effort to strike back.
What began here on 8 August was truly a coalition operation under the strategic command of a great Frenchman, Marshal Foch; a battle in which the forces of many nations came together to fight; in which aerial, mechanical and human courage and ingenuity combined with devastating results.
Amiens was symbolic of the entente cordiale, the co-operation without which victory was impossible. It is entirely fitting therefore, that today, that same international coalition has returned to Amiens with our former enemy, in peace and partnership.
It is fitting too that we come together here, in this magnificent Cathedral, which has such a profound connection to all those that served.
After the war, a commemorative tablet was installed here by the Imperial War Graves Commission, 'In sacred memory of six hundred thousand men of the armies of Great Britain and Ireland who fell in France and Belgium during the Great War.'
Memorial Tablets were subsequently installed by other nations to honour their fallen. And the Chapel of the Allies, where today we will renew the bonds forged during the War, is a lasting testament to the continuing relationship between those who served here a hundred years ago and the people of Amiens.
Today we return to learn more about the experience of those involved during the historic summer of 1918, to honour the fallen of all nations, to commemorate all those who participated in this great endeavour, and to celebrate the bonds of friendship which unite our nations.
First World War Mark IV tanks invade Dorset countryside as living history actors carry out mock battle to mark Amiens centenary
The sight of a First World War Mark IV tank rolling across the Dorset countryside is not an everyday occurrence.
But it was all part of a living history renactment at the The Tank Museum which saw crowds gather to watch a mock battle that commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Amiens.
The crucial battle, which began exactly a century ago on August 8, 1908, saw more than 500 tanks spearhead an attack which ultimately led to the end of the First World War.
The commemoration also featured cavalry displays, static Great War aircraft and themed tours and talks – along with the chance to climb inside a Mark IV tank and to trace your family history.
First World War living history actors take part in a mock battle today during an event at The Tank Museum in Bovington, Dorset
The battle recalled how more than 500 tanks spearhead an attack which ultimately led to the end of the First World War
The actors carried out the mock battle at The Tank Museum to mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Amiens
Pauline Gurling, whose father, Albert Victor Day, fought at the battle of Amiens as a tank driver, sits at the controls of a tank
A replica Mark IV tank from the First World War takes part in a mock battle during the event in Dorset today
Living history actors talk to each other during the event to mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Amiens today
Actors stand next to a Mark IV tank during the event which helped mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Amiens
People look at a tank which saw action at the battle with C Company, 8th Battalion, under 2nd Lieutenant Harold Whittenbury
Crowds of people gather to watch the mock battle in the arena during the event at The Tank Museum today
How the Battle of Amiens heralded the Hundred Days offensive and the start of the end of the First World War
The Battle of Amiens, which began on August 8, 1918, proved to be the most decisive battle against the Germans on the Western Front.
The battle was the beginning of the end of the First World War, heralding the start of the period known as the Hundred Days offensive.
From the day the battle started exactly 100 years ago today - August 8, 1918 - successive military victories eventually led to the surrender of German forces and the end of the conflict on Armistice Day on November 11 that year.
Canadian soldiers in the Battle of Amiens during the First World War in August 1918
The location of Amiens as a major rail hub was deeply important to the Allies because it was used to receive supplies for the front line and move them out.
Allied soldiers with captured prisoners of war after the Battle of Amiens in 1918
German forces suffered a shattering blow, with 27,000 casualties, including 16,000 prisoners. The Germans acknowledged this spectacular reverse.
General Erich Ludendorff famously described it as 'the black day of the German army in this war'. The official German history described it as their greatest defeat since the start of the war.
Prince William and Theresa May attend Battle of Amiens commemorations
Where's President Macron? Amiens is his home town,...
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Cisiojanus (latin) är en samlingsbeteckning för vissa minnesverser, vilka i äldre tider tjänade att bestämma datum för orörliga fester och helgondagar.

Dessa verser utgjordes vanligen av två hexametrar för varje månad, avfattade på ett barbariskt latin och innehållande lika många stavelser, som det fanns dagar i månaden. Enligt den i Sverige vanliga redaktionen av Cisiojanus var verserna för januari månad:

Cisio Janus Epi. sibi vendicat Oc. Feli. Marcel. Prisc. Hen. Fab. Ag. Vincent. E. Paulus nobile lumen.

Benämningen är tagen från de första orden i första versen, där "cisio" är en förkortning av Circumcisio Christi (Jesu omskärelse). I de nämnda verserna är alla orörliga fester och helgondagar under januari månad angivna. Vanligen upptog man endast den första eller de två första stavelserna av dagens latinska namn. Så utmärker exempelvis Epi. trettondedagen (Epiphania), Oc. tjugondedagen (octavus post Epiphania dies) och så vidare. Önskar man veta datum för någon av dessa dagar, behöver man endast räkna antalet stavelser, som i verserna föregår den ifrågavarande dagens representant, samt därtill addera ett. Så finner man exempelvis, att tjugondedagen infaller den trettonde och Erik den heliges dag den tjugofjärde. En annan, mindre barbarisk form av Cisiojanus, vilken tillskrivs Melanchthon, börjar sålunda:

Cisio Janus Epiphaniis dic dona Magorum Vincit orans Agne nova Paulum lumina vertunt.

Då emellertid i de nu anförda redaktionerna dels åtskilliga svenska helgondagar saknades, dels flera av den romerska kalenderns fester onödigtvis var upptagna, företog sig en och annan svensk författare att sammansätta lämpliga verser. Så föreslog exempelvis Kexlerus följande form för första versen:

Scinditur inde Magis colitur puer ortus Jesus.

Det tycks emellertid som om dylika försök att uttränga den gamla formen för Cisiojanus inte haft någon egentlig framgång. Cisiojanus finnes vanligen införd i calendaria perpetua från 1400-, 15000- och 1600-talen samt i läroböckerna i computus ecclesiasticus ända till början av 1700-talet. Därjämte fanns cisiojaner på svenska "för then menige man, som intet förstår latin". En sådan, tryckt första gången 1573, börjar på följande sätt:

"Omskuren blef Jesus sökt af kong Knut,
bad dem hjälpa sig att drifva julen ut.
Marcellus, Antonius, Priska och Fabian,
Agnes, Vincentius de kalla påfven fram;
där sjunga de alla gloriam."

Lämningar av detta sätt att ange bemärkelsedagar fortlevde ända fram till 1900-tales början tämligen allmänt bland den svenska allmogen.

Källor

Tideräkning inom kristendom
Ugglan


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How to set up a company in Hungary
Home / News / How to set up a company in Hungary
Everything on how to set up a company in Hungary.
If you have started planning your immigration to Hungary, you might have wondered how to set up a company in Hungary. This post has been created to help you better understand the process and the legalities involved with setting up a company a Hungary.
The basics of how to set up a company in Hungary
The same legal system that is currently used in EU countries is used when you want to set up a company in Hungary. If you are a foreigner looking to start a business in Hungary and you have a valid residence permit, you'll be able to do so after you receive a sole trader's license.
How long does it take to set up a company in Hungary?
On average, it takes about five days to set up a company in Hungary. This includes time for all the legal procedures including consultancy services with a lawyer and visiting the registration court. More often than not, expatriates choose to invest in companies that are limited by shares and limited liability companies.
What type of companies can you invest in Hungary?
In Hungary, foreigners will have the opportunity of investing in one of four different types of companies. These include:
KKT – General Partnerships – In these companies, all partners bear unlimited liability in the operations of the company.
BT – Limited Partnerships – These companies see at least one general partner having unlimited liability for the operations of the company. Other partners in these companies have only limited liability.
RT – Joint Stock Companies – Within Joint Stock Companies, the company assets are traded on the Stock Exchange. These can be private or public entities but only have a single stakeholder. These types of companies are obliged to have a board of directors with at least three members and no more than eleven.
KF – Limited Companies – Limited Companies in Hungary are not allowed to raise capital from the public. Shareholders of these companies have limited liability, and the minimum equity of the company must be more than HUF 3 million.
How to register a company in Hungary
All companies and businesses in Hungary have to be registered in the commercial register at competent district courts. All applications for business registrations are done digitally at the Commercial court by an appointed lawyer. Lawyers that submit your business registration application will submit the following:
A commercial license
Documents of incorporation
Business name of the company and address of its officers
Location of the company's activities
Type of activities
Form of incorporation
Approval for foreign workers
The company also has to be registered with:
The Central Office of Statistics (KSH)
National Income Tax Authority (APEH)
Regional Income Tax Authority
Regional Court of Registration
The Institute of National Insurance
What about entrepreneurship in Hungary?
The level of entrepreneurial activity in Hungary is very low when compared with other EU countries. A lot of Hungarian citizens are employed by companies and prefer it over working for themselves. This, however, does not mean that you cannot be an entrepreneur living in Hungary, it just changes the way you would operate and register as a business in the country. Still, there is a visa for entrepreneurs in Hungary – the Hungarian Entrepreneur Program (HER).
If you are still not sure on how the system works and would like some assistance, feel free to reach out to our team of expert advisors who are ready to give you a helping hand!
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"The K-Metal from Krypton" is an unpublished Superman story written by Jerry Siegel in 1940 and originally illustrated by the Joe Shuster Studio. The reason why National Comics (later to become DC Comics) never published the story is not known. This storyline features the precursor to Kryptonite called "K-Metal" and Lois learning that Clark Kent is Superman.

Like all Superman stories of the 1940s, the adventure originally had no title. The earliest known occurrence of the name "The K-Metal from Krypton" for the tale was in Gerard Jones' 2004 book Men of Tomorrow. The story remained forgotten and unknown from 1941 until 1988, when Jerry Siegel's original script and story outline was rediscovered in deep storage in the DC Comics library by Mark Waid.

Restoration
The surviving original story pages were worked on by Wayne Boring, Paul Cassidy, Dan Komisarow, Leo Nowak, and John Sikela. Artist Jon Bogdanove has agreed to contribute new artwork to the project. The comic was being restored, colored and published online, but was never completed. The website includes all completed pages. For uncompleted pages, scans of the original artwork or script page are also included. The restoration team is looking for any copies of the missing pages that they can find, and aim to replace any redrawn pages with restorations of originals if available.

References

External links
 Online restored comicbook
 Page 17 original Shuster Studio artwork discovered


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Hyacinths release a delicious aroma through the air. Several flowers bloom from one bulb in a bell shape, making them excellent space fillers for small lots and those who were born without a green thumb. Ideally, you should plant bulbs during crisp autumn months, so by the time spring rolls around, your flowers are starting to bloom.
Plant bulbs four inches deep in somewhat fertile, moderately depleted soil. Keep bulbs about three inches apart so they have room to root. Give bulbs a healthy drink of water when you're satisfied with their placement. During a dry Las Vegas autumn, you'll want to protect your luxury landscaping by watering the bulbs just enough to keep them moist. Be careful not to water them too often, as these delicate flowers are susceptible to bulb rot and gray mold.
Add some depth to your luxury front yard landscape by mixing a few different colors of hyacinths in your garden. Don't worry about too many colors looking excessive. Let's be honest—what are spring garden parties without colorful, lush flowers greeting your guests?
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Since the release of the iPhone 7 the absence of headphone jacks has become a trend amongst smartphones, we now have a lot of smartphones without headphone jacks. This has facilitated an increase in the production of wireless headphones, obliging people to purchase wireless headphones. In this article on guide to choosing the right wireless headphones, we explore a buyers guy guide for wireless headphones, stating the parameters to look at for when purchasing headphones.
The best of the very best wireless headphones must provide sound that can compete with top-quality wired models. The restrictions of Bluetooth ensures these portable wireless headphones do not sound quite as dope as wireless models that make use of other technologies, but the sound should still be unclouded, clear and fun to use.
Even if some wireless headphones will only function near the audio source, several others will let you stray across the room or even into other parts of your home. But, do not go wild with what to expect and do not take range specifications seriously. Barriers like walls and closed doors can reduce the wireless range to a fraction of its supposed distance.
In the absence of a connectivity wire, you are obligated to use the wireless connectivity feature on your wireless headphone. This means you rely on the internal battery of your headphone. Whether you are someone who listens to songs a lot or stream movies, the need for headphones with great battery life is unarguable. When purchasing headphones, you are required to take note of battery life. A standard headphone should have at least 10 hours of battery life.
If your Bluetooth headphones will be used alongside a smartphone for making and receiving calls, it is vital to be able to hear and be heard clearly. Some Bluetooth models deceive customers with their music performance feature as they end up making outgoing calls a living hell.
Read up what those in the reviews section are saying about controls and how they can be used easily.
Headphones have to fit aptly enough to not stay compact. But it does not have to be too tight also to avoid the discomfort that comes with that.
The pads have to cushion your ears without overheating. Less heavy headphones can help to curb fatigue and tiredness.
One major issue people have with wireless headphones is that they do not function consistently enough. Yes, even the heavyweight's brands experience that once in a while, so warranty and customer service are vital. When that is out of the way, if your headphones shut down prematurely, you can at least have a smooth return.
This is the short delay between an audio signal being sent and when you actually listen to it. You will not notice it when you listen to a song, but if you are viewing a clip or playing game, it can make the sound out of sync with the visuals. aptX HD has done well to decrease latency compared to the older codecs.
Most times, Wired headphones possess a remote on the cable, but this option is nowhere to be found on the Bluetooth headphones. Rather than that, they build some useful controls alongside microphones into one of the earpieces.
As for controlling AirPods, a double click will launch Siri. After that, make use of commands like "Turn volume up" or "Skip track" to take control of your songs to another level.
Wireless headphones come in 3 styles, over-ear, on-ear, and in-ear. The first two resemble and work the same way as their wired counterparts. But as for in-ear, it is unique.
A recent trend in the in-ear format focuses on the legit wireless earbuds. Unlike the earliest models, that had double the bugs linked by a cable that would go around the back of your neck, several newer models now have no wires at all.
Apple started this by introducing AirPods. Now, several manufacturers have followed suit. Brands like Sennheiser, Bose, B&O, Samsung, and more.
There you have it – a comprehensive article on a guide to choosing the right wireless headphones. You are advised to look out for the parameters listed in this article, to facilitate a good purchase.


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Black Box Thinking
The Surprising Truth About Success (And Why Some People Never Learn from Mistakes)
By Matthew Syed
Black Box Thinking (2015) explores the ways in which failure, despite all the shame and pain associated with it, is actually one of our greatest assets. Full of practical tips on how to develop a healthy, productive relationship to failure, Black Box Thinking will put you on the path to success.
Psychology enthusiasts
Anyone who is sick of making the same mistakes
People who want to turn their failures into successes
Matthew Syed is a British journalist and Oxford alumnus, as well as a three-time Men's Singles Champion at the Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships. He is also the author of Bounce.
People are afraid of failure because it compromises their self-esteem.
Children have a hard time admitting their mistakes. It's practically automatic for them to deny doing things like drawing all over the walls, even when the evidence – the marker in their hand and the ink on their fingers – is indisputable. But are we that much different when we're all grown up?
Not really. In general, people are highly averse to admitting that they've made a mistake. In fact, we hate admitting that we've made an error more than we hate making mistakes themselves!
A look at the criminal justice system makes this very clear.
In 1984, the advent of DNA testing enabled prosecutors to prove guilt beyond doubt. You'd think that this fool-proof technology would work the other way around, too – helping wrongfully convicted people prove their innocence. Unfortunately, it usually didn't work that way. In most cases law enforcement simply wouldn't admit that they'd made a mistake.
Take the case of Juan Rivera, a 19-year-old with a history of mental illness. In 1992, he was accused of raping and murdering an eleven-year-old girl, and sentenced to life in prison. Thirteen years later, a DNA test proved Juan's innocence. But prosecutors wouldn't budge, and it took another six years for his release.
So why is it so hard to admit mistakes? Well, admitting error compromises our self-esteem, especially when it's about something important.
Those prosecutors from the Rivera case weren't necessarily bad people. They may have simply wanted to cover up their mistakes.
Perhaps the hardest part of admitting mistakes is the first part – admitting to yourself that you've made one. This is especially true when the mistake is a big one, like sending an innocent person to spend 13 years in prison. Admitting such a horrible mistake instantly compromises your self-esteem, making it difficult to even live with yourself?
So, in all likelihood, the prosecutors truly believed that Rivera was guilty, and that there was some explanation for the negative DNA test that didn't rule out guilt.
Failure certainly hurts, but it's a necessary precursor to improvement.
If you can't admit your mistakes, then you'll never progress.
To learn and develop, you have to subject your theories to failure.
Failure inspires great solutions and helps fine-tune a complicated processes.
Reaching your full potential requires embracing failure.
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