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Top Movies and Shows onNetflix for Students
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In order to release the tension and relax after a hectic day, students can get involved in multiple activities. Due to all the assignments and quizzes, the school can be stressful and challenging at times. As part of their school responsibilities, they are required to complete homework on time, prepare for exams, and participate in extracurricular activities. It gets really difficult for students.
However, some students like to read, play sports, or spend time with friends, but Netflix allows you to unwind from the stresses of school. Almost every household has Netflix as an important part of their daily lives.Netflix offers many educational movies that can help you gain a new perspective on life. Whenever your parents worry about you binging on Netflix, just let them know that it's part of your online education. Before streaming any movie on Netflix, ensure to have a high-speed internet connection for seamless streaming. Xtream powered by Mediacom is one worthwhile option for you. Contact for its fast-speed internet plans at a cost-friendly price.
However, choosing a movie from a vast library can be a difficult task. Don't worry. You have come to the right place. We are here to help you. We have compiled a list of the best movies and shows for students so they can learn and freshen up their minds at the same time. Let us dig in!
Inside Bill's Brain
There would be very few people who don't know about Bill gates. He is famous for his software accomplishment. Everyone uses Microsoft on a daily basis.
Aside from his business success, Gates is also well known for his philanthropic activities and efforts to combat climate change. However, have you ever wondered how Bill Gates became the richest person on the planet? This series will show you how the billionaire thinks and lives, what his greatest fear is, what his ultimate goal is, and much more.
The Netflix series Inside Bill's Brain follows the story of Bill Gates and his visions and business plans. This documentary regarding Gates' childhood, the creation of Microsoft, and his current status as the second richest person on earth alternates between his storybook childhood and his current status. The show has 3 episodes that run between 50 and 55 minutes each. This series tells the motivations, inspirations, and mindset of Bill gates. Watching this series might be the perfect way to encourage and motivate yourself.
Our planet is a documentary especially made for Netflix. This series focuses on the habitat and characteristics of wildlife animals like penguins, cheetahs, and sea animals. It also centers on those desperate animals that are featured in the series in their own home regions, and have been praised for their greater attention to human impact on the environment than traditional nature documentaries, focusing on climate change's effects on all living creatures.This documentary is great to see to learn more about these animals, as they share the same habitat as us, Earth.
The series also shows the wildlife in the Arctic, jungles, and coastal seas as well as desserts.It features attractive cinematography and a clear description by David Attenborough (native English speaker), Salma Hayek (Latin American speaker), and Penelope Cruz (Spanish speaker).
It covers a wide range of topics related to global warming and how our actions directly impact the environment. This video provides an interesting and educational look at how we can improve our lives for our planet. You can unwind while gaining knowledge and still enjoy your leisure time while watching this documentary.
There are varying degrees of racism throughout the world, depending on the place you live, which is why a film such as Green Book can benefit young minds. Working together can bring a lot of benefits to society no matter one's race, and it teaches you how to live in harmony with others regardless of one's race.
An American, Peter Farrelly2018, directed this comedy-drama. Based on the true story of 1962, African-American pianist Don Shirley, a bouncer who later became an actor, and Italian-American driver Tony Lip Vallelonga, who served as Shirley's bodyguard and driver.
Shirley hires Lip as his driver and bouncer when he goes on a tour of the Deep South. A black man hired as an Italian American bouncer or driver was unheard of because of the deep-rooted and widespread racism. This film has been praised for its plot, script, and performances. Furthermore, it was nominated for Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Supporting Actor at the Academy Awards.
Green Book, a film that teaches valuable lessons about racial reconciliation, is well worth a watch for students. While we live in the21st century, we still have a racial dissertation.
People think watching Netflix is counterproductive. However, as mentioned above there are many educational movies for students that they can stream on Netflix and could help them see things in a different way. These movies and shows can be trulylife-changing. We hope you enjoy these films and series for your leisure time as well as for your gain!
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Q: How to prevent Ubuntu from becoming unresponsive when not having enough memory? When I open an application for which there is not enough memory, Ubuntu becomes unresponsive. The problem seems to arise from the way Ubuntu handles swap (as kswapd hogs CPU usage in such a situation). Other operating systems I've used such as Windows or Mac OS warn you when there is not enough RAM available but in Ubuntu the system becomes unresponsive for quite a while. Sometimes I have to restart the computer.
I've had this problem with various versions of Ubuntu from Hardy Heron and with several different computers with different RAM sizes.

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The truth about not judging a book by its cover is well known, and yet, a book's exterior does tell you something about what you'll find inside. In the same way, looking at a building's exterior can tell you a lot about about that building.
While having little to do with the building structure itself, the landscaping is one of the first things that get ignored when a building isn't run effectively. If you notice uncut grass, unkempt bushes, or trees in the power lines, that could be a sign that the building needs some extra attention from its property manager.
The next thing to check is how the brickwork and masonry look on the building's exterior. These feature take longer to fall into disrepair (and also mean bigger problems down the road) so this can give you a sense of some longer-running management trends with the building.
The last thing to check as you're walking by are the small exterior features such as gutters, drains, doorways, mailboxes, etc. These non-crucial elements can tell you something about the property manager's attention to detail.
Does your building stack up to the competition? Are there other building exterior features you think are revealing? Let us know!


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Christ Church Spitalfields
This online presence is wonderful for it gives full monument inscription for several included in this research, for instance the LEFEVRE and SMITH families. Snee family is also a relation.
A descendant, Peter Currie has a short article about Isaac Lefevre (scroll to the end of the page; under 'Personal Column'), which makes for informative reading. (now a PDF!)
[December 2013: broken links have been fixed; if Christ Church moves items again, go to their home page; click on "Monuments" for the inscriptions; "Newsletter" for the Lefevre article (vol 24)]
St Mary's, Stapleford Tawney
In this modest parish church, Mary (Lady Smith) sat with her young son Sir Charles Cunliffe Smith, who would later oversee renovations.
Lady Smith recorded these early days in her diaries. St Mary's is her last resting place.
Let the online representation of St Mary's show you around the exterior and also the interior of this church. Please visit.
*new*: a Flickr user has photographed MANY Smith monuments.
St Peter & St Paul, Tring
This parish church has a special connection with the Smiths of Tring: Emma Austen's four unmarried sisters purchased an organ for it in 1832.
The organ was heard for the first time on 4 November 1832. Mr Charles Lacy, the vicar, played the organ the following day for visitors.
The Friends of Tring Church Heritage will fill you in on the church's history and architecture. The picture is from the fabulous collection found online at Hertford Genealogy, which also includes a drawing of the interior prior to its later Victorian restoration.
All Soul's, Langham Place, London
Known as "New Church" due to its being newly built, Mary Gosling was married to Sir Charles Joshua Smith here in July 1826.
Their future brother-in-law, the Rev. Richard Seymour, would serve as curate here, in the early 1830s.
Langham Place was just around the corner from the residences of the Smiths (No. 6) and Goslings (No. 5 Portland Place).
A short online history, as well as a booklet for purchase can be found here, where you will see it described as the "only surviving church built by renowned regency architect, John Nash."
St Mary the Virgin, Kinwarton
Here, the Rev. Richard Seymour "did the duty" until his retirement late in Victoria's reign.
Richard and Fanny Seymour are buried here.
Emma and Edward Austen visited the Seymours often, and Emma's diaries recount these trips. It was during a visit to Kinwarton that brother Spencer Smith proposed and was accepted by Frances Seymour, Richard's sister.
Richard's other parishes were Great Alne and also Wheatley. Richard Seymour's diaries tell of life in the parish.

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(Cat Island, The Bahamas) The Royal Bahamas Police are reporting that the lifeless body of an elderly woman believed to be the American woman reported missing in Cat Island, was found on Sunday, October 1st, 2017, in bushes in North Cat Island. Police also say that they have commenced a murder investigation into this matter and that three suspects are in custody assisting in this investigation.
Earlier, Police had reported that they had activated a missing person alert for 74-year-old Janice Mildred KESSINGER, a United States Citizen who resides in North Cat Island. Kessinger was last seen about 3:30pm on Friday, 29th September 2017, at Shanna's Cove Resort in North Cat Island, where she was staying locally.


As adults, washing our hands is something we do so regularly that we barely think about it. It's part of our daily routine and depending on our profession and upbringing, some of us pay it more attention than others. We now know the huge importance of teaching our children these healthy habits from a very young age and early learning centres play a big part in offering the necessary guidance.
Our Cherry Bridge Station childcare centres in Australia adhere to the strict guidelines provided in the government publication, Staying Healthy in Childcare. There are separate and detailed instructions for both the educators and staff of the centres and for the young children in their care. Parents too can become involved by making sure their child washes their hands before and after each session at the centre.
These early learning centres also do a great job of making such routine tasks fun, with posters and even 'How to' books that help the youngsters to memorise procedures such as hand washing. The main focus of course, as with many of the healthy habits, is to break the chain of infection.
The government guide suggests that children wash their hands before the start of their day at the early learning centre and at the end, before going home. Also before eating or handling any food. The guide then advises that children should wash their hands after performing certain activities. These include: Eating or handling food, touching nose secretions, using the toilet, having their nappy changed—their hands will become contaminated while they are on the changing mat, coming in from outside play and touching animals.
Dry with a clean paper towel, and use one to turn off the faucet if you can.
Once a healthy habit becomes… well, a habit, then it is easy to maintain. And used alongside the other guides that are implemented in our centres we can be confident that we are using our best practices to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Remember that children learn by example and practising at home is paramount too!


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Every woman has a skirt in her closet which is just as important as a pair of jeans and the black blazer which can go with anything. When these are not present in the closet, they are going to bring a lack of self-confidence. You want to look the best every morning you get up you do not want to look ugly and indifferent. This is so because your clothes and style are going to speak for you casually as well as professionally. There are many types of skirts for women and choose the one which suits you the best is a daunting task. There is guidance which is essential to have while you are going out to buy a women's short skirts.
If you have a curvy and a pear-shaped body, you should be wearing a high-waisted pencil skirt. The women with the curves can take advantage of this style. The women who have a heavy bottom can wear these skirts so that they can bring out their curves right that they try to cover with other skirts. Go for a pencil skirt which stays close to your body but also let it breathe. Try to wear these skirts with the top tucked in and experiment it with the bright colors to highlight your upper half to complete the package. The best length for this body type is the till the knees of half an inch above the knees.
The women whose body is pear-shaped, the best skirt she could go for is a semi-pleated skirt. If you go with too many pleats, that is going to draw a lot of undue attention. So it is better to use the skirt with minimum pleats. This skirt is going you give your pear-shaped figure a well-rounded look. You have to make sure that the skirt has a slim band or a skinny belt that sits on your hips so that you can look perfect than ever.
The best-suited skirt for a girl with a petite figure is a Mini A-line skirt as the short length is going to make your legs look long and you can wear a pair of heels to complete the package. It can easily hug your waist as it is going to create an hourglass look from the waist down. You can wear a thin belt with it which is going to draw the attention to your waist. Do not wear wide belts and choose the tops which are loose fitted. Try not to wear the one which is of small size.
Wearing the short skirts is great and also makes the women look independent and bold. Women's short skirts are like a religion, and you can wear them regardless on any occasion, season or any time of the day. If you are also looking for the best collection of skirts for women, then you can get in touch with the Sundae Muse as they are the best online retailers of skirts and many more types of dresses.


With our ten-year high school reunion on the horizon, I went to Florida the week before so that I'd have time to get some last-minute details accomplished, as well as meet up with my summer camp friends for a three-day weekend. I'm sorry to say that I only took one photo all weekend, and it was of my friend's new baby, so no great images to share.
The reunion was not without its problems, but on the whole it was successful. I was pretty stressed out by the end of the weekend, but luckily everyone close to me tried their best to keep me sane. :) That said, here's a picture of me with my two best friends from HS, Tori and Jessica.
Also while I was in Florida I was finally able to try one of those places where you learn to paint a picture in just a couple of hours. I struggled quite a bit, but here's my tiger and the instructor's... you can guess who did which!
When I returned to California I started back on my quest to make more friends here. I went to a lovely lunch that was organized on meetup.com (my second with that group), but the group ended up disbanding shortly thereafter. Some of the girls joined another group, which I went to once, but it just wasn't for me. BUT, the important thing was that I had a fabulous lunch at Jubba in San Jose (African food, with an emphasis on Somali cuisine, I believe). I can't wait to eat there again!
We also went to the annual Greek Festival in San Jose, which we went to once in the past. It was still amazing and much better than the one in St. Lucie County, but it doesn't compare to the one we went to in New Orleans in 2006! Here's a picture of some items inside the sanctuary of the church.
Jonathan never ceases to be lucky when it comes to winning things... I was really excited about buying tickets to see the Olympic Gymnastics Trials here in San Jose, but he ended up winning a pair at work so we were able to sit in a skybox to see the first day of the Men's Events. It was unbelievably exciting! Because we were so far away, it was difficult to get good photos, but, trust me, it was really special to be in the audience to cheer on athletes who would compete for our country just a couple of months later!


The Red LED Not bright or flashing indicates that the power supply less than the rated output standards.
resistor. Please don't touch the winding resistor during the usage process or when you just finish your usage.
tester for a certain time in your first usage. This is normal phenomenon and will disappear finally.
3. This is the new version, there is slight difference with the switch and the color of PCB board to the old version. Any queries should you have please feel free to contact us?
With 1A/2A switch allowing you to choose 1A or 2A current discharging.
The module adopts winding resistance of 5V to ensure more accurate testing result.
With bright LED indicator, the green LED indicates 1A mode; the red LED indicates 2A mode.Steady lighting indicates that the rated output power reaches the standard,not bright or flashing indicates that the power supply less than the rated output standards.
Note: when the load is working, the wind wound resistance will produce high temperature, please don't touch the load and keep it away from flammable materials when it is working or just finish using.
This is the new version, there is slight difference with the switch and the color of PCB board to the old version. Any queries should you have please feel free to contact us?
This review is for the DROK Micro Load Tester Board Electronic Load Equipment Module Voltage Charging Current Monitoring Tool Aging Device Discharge Resistance with 2A/1A Switch USB Port.
This item is a load tester used to put load on you USB power supply. With this load in place you can determine if your supply puts out it's correct voltage and amperage under load using an inline USB meter. One such inline USB meter would be the DROK Dual USB 2.0 Digital Multimeter Ampere Voltage Capacity Power Meter 7 Modes Monitor for Fast Charging Data Sync DC 3.2-15V 0-3A Volt Amp Charger Detector Mobile Solar Panel Alignment Tester (ASIN B00J3JSEG6).
The unit is not marked for manufacturer, UL or CE. The unit is 3 in long (USB plug included), just over 5/8 in wide, and just under 1/2 in thick. When plugged in it sticks out 2-1/2 in.
On the unit I received there were small chips in the resistor coating and a mild scratch in the PCB coating on the rear side. Neither was big enough to make me worry but it is worth mentioning as new items should not be scratched and chipped.
Also, on the unit I received the switch was soldered with a gap to the board (large enough to get my fingernail into) and slightly crooked. This is only an ascetic issue and doesn't affect function. The soldering quality seems alright and they did sand the leads to remove any obnoxious sharp points. The edges of the PCB were also blunted as not to be sharp.
The USB plug fit in the socket snugly but not overly tight.
When plugged in my meter read .92A on the 1A setting and 1.72A on the 2A setting. To me .92A @ 1A is fine but 1.72A @ 2A is a little light. It's not too far off and perhaps it's my power supply or meter so I'll let it slide.
The LED is bi-color and water clear. It glows green on the 1A setting and red on 2A setting. Being water clear it glows obnoxiously bright on green and is tolerable on red. The green is bright enough to leave "shadow spots" in my eyes even after the shortest passing glance. I will probably rub fine sandpaper on the top of the LED to make it opaque.
The resistors do get hot under load so be careful. There was a slight smell the first time I ran it but it went away within a few minutes.
Overall the unit functions as intended and was a good buy.
So why four stars then?
-1 star because the build quality is lacking.
The switch is soldered on crooked, there are small chips in the resistor coatings, and a little scratch on the PCB coating. While none of these directly affect function they show a lack of quality in general. Also, the LED is water clear and way too bright on green. This is an engineering issue and a moderate brightness opaque LED would work better as an indicator.
All this said, the unit functions as intended so it was a good buy at the six dollars I paid for it.
Even though I've recommended this device from DROK in another review of mine I may have done so a little to soon. The one I received has a different PCB and switch from what is show on in the picture, normally this wouldn't be an issue unless it effect performance. In my case it does effect performance. Using a single resistor for a 1A load it come out to be 0.98A, that's close enough. But when I flip the switch for a 2A load I only get 1.82A. Now if the first resistor is the same quality as the second one I would have expected 1.96A as the load. So I suspect this is either the added resistance from the cheaper switch that came on mine, or the change in the PCB, or the second resistor isn't doing 1A, or maybe even a cold soldering joint. But I have not had the time to inspect it to find out why it's considerably less when I switch it over to 2A.
I can say I've tested this with my multimeter inline using my desk variable power supply with good gauge wire to rule out the USB power supply as the issue, and my desk power supply will provide up to 5.1A, or even 10.2A when in parallel mode so I know it had plenty of power to pull from.
I stopped after that test, I shouldn't have to waist my time testing and trying to figure out why something I purchased to simulate a 2A load is only pulling 1.8A. But I suspect it may be the cheaper switch I received on my unit?
For most people it mays draw enough power to test your wall USB power supply or test your cables performance. I guess I'm not most people and I do a little more and needed something to simulate a full 2Amps current load.
UPDATE: I decided to look into why I was seeing a different reading in the 2A load. It ended up being cold soldering joints, and through hole component that were not solder though and not making good contact with the PCB pads.
Basically, I ref lowed the board one joint at a time. So in the end I'm getting 0.98A on the 1Amp load, this is acceptable with the resistance of the power meter I'm using to measure. If I use my fluke in line I get 0.99235. I also replaced the switch with one that had better current contact and removed the LED since it just takes away from the lower and isn't really needed.
But after fixing the so,dear joints I know get 1.95A instead of 0.82. So I raised it to 4 stars only because I had to fix the shotty soldering joints myself and spend time on it. If you have lab equivalent testing equipment and see the same thing I would just exchange it. But on the other hand if you have this equipment you will most likely just fix it yourself.
We've known forever that USB chargers sometimes fib about their ratings. We have gear to measure the Voltage, current and power a USB port delivers but that just got more useful. With old-school wirewound resistors as dummy loads for just short of 1A (5W) and just short of 2A (10W) we can see if a port under load looks every bit as healthy as it might appear to be "naked". THis dummy load is a product we sought out - one that solves a problem, simply and well - one we might have tried building ourselves if we hadn't found it. If you're smart enough to double check USB power sources and smart enough to have inline metering to help with that, a good 2-setting dummy load brings those measurements into the real world. Those resistors do get hot (expected) so be aware of that when you unplug. For your testing, this is the piece that Ohm's Law says you should have.


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Faced with a massive 1998 projected budget deficit, expected by financial analysts to be over 50 billion crowns ($1.5 billion), the Slovak government on October 21 did the next best thing to cutting expenditures - it changed its accounting procedures to conceal the unpleasant truth from the public. The newly-calculated 'fiscal deficit' excludes the costs of debt servicing (estimated to reach 41 billion Sk in 1998), and at 5 billion Sk, has been called "Slovakia's lowest since 1994" by Finance Minister Sergej Kozlík.
Not everyone has been taken in by the sleight of hand. Opposition politicians have called the budget deficit forecast "unreal," while even some high-level government officials have admitted that the true figures are alarming. But with national elections approaching, the government has balked at making dramatic changes to either public expenditures or the efficiency of tax collection mechanisms.
Making peace. NBS governor Vladimír Masár reaches out to Prime Minister Vladimír Mečiar with Finance Minister Sergej Kozlík smiling on.
"[Prime Minister Vladimír] Mečiar cannot preclude that he will be the winner of the next elections," said Brigita Schmögnerová, Vice Chairman of the Party of Democratic Left (SDĽ). "So he doesn't want to commit political suicide - he will go to the brink with his fiscal policy, but he will not actually jump off."
Financial experts warn, however, that the projected 1998 budget deficit has brought the government perilously close to the edge. Schmögnerová said that the fiscal shortfall "will exceed 50 billion Sk for the first time in our history. It's kind of a magical figure."
Peter Staněk, state secretary at the Finance Ministry, said that "our budget for 1998 forecasts about a 45 billion Sk deficit," and added that the government was seeking to contain the political damage that such figures might cause. "The government is advertising [this] as only a 5 billion Sk fiscal deficit," he said, "and concealing the fact that a further 40 billion will be required to service our foreign debt."
Kozlík has said that the division of the budget complies with the rules of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which allows the budget deficit to be registered only in a fiscal form, exclusive of repayments of the state debt's principal. But Schmögnerová claimed that the new fiscal deficit simply was "politically more admissible," and that the government had been looking to get rid of a very hot potato, namely debt servicing costs.
Foreign loans accumulated by the current Slovak government between 1994 and 1996 to finance past budget deficits mature in 1998, and threaten to cripple state finances. Statistics show that until the end of June 1998, only 4.4 billion Sk of loans come due. But in the following months the figures soar to politically damaging heights - in July a further 5.4 billion Sk must be repaid, followed by 9 billion in August, 7.8 billion in September and 14.4 billion in October.
Schmögnerová linked the government's desire to move elections from September to June 1998 with the schedule of loan principal repayments for that year. "Moving elections from September to June shows us that [the government] expects very serious developments in the economy," she said.
Staněk conceded that he was worried by the projected 1998 budget deficit. "The National Bank of Slovakia thinks this [45 billion Sk] is a stupid figure, and I have spoken very hard with Mečiar, telling him no deficit greater than 25 billion Sk. We just don't have the resources to finance the planned budget. But with the start of electioneering for next year, we are seeing the start of political influence."
The deficit crisis, according to Staněk, was partly a matter of extravagant public sector expenditures. "I have said again and again that we cannot pay for big projects in rail, highway, telecom and energy sectors all at once," he said. "These things must be done in stages, but my own point of view is somewhat different from that of government ministers."
Staněk's analysis is borne out by Ministry of Finance figures. 1998 budget expenditures, exclusive of principal payments on government loans, are set to rise by 5.8 percent to 184 billion Sk ($5.5 billion). The increase is mainly due to higher spending on social programs (up 1.2 billion Sk) and highway construction (up 2.5 billion Sk). According to an official at the Construction Ministry, the government plans to spend 150 billion Sk on its highway construction project through 2005, and to cover its expenses through foreign loans and state bond issues.
Schmögnerová agreed that the 1998 budget draft "has made no corrections regarding infrastructure projects," and said it was simply an extension of political objectives. "This budget reflects government priorities very well," she said. "The main intention was to make their position in power more stable," she added, citing a new law that is increasing expenditures on civil servant salaries "by between 4 and 4.5 billion Sk. It is clear that [the government] is trying to consolidate their support."
The original draft of the 1998 budget was finished in July 1997, but had to be revised when the government withdrew its amendment to the Income Tax Act on October 16. The law had proposed a reduction in both personal and corporate income taxes. "It would have reduced budget revenues by 12 to 15 billion Sk," said Kozlík, whose ministry is now preparing seven or eight new tax amendments, and is introducing changes that would increase the efficiency of tax collection.
Kozlík explained that the changes are aiming to correct the problem of non-payment by moving "control powers up one level, to regional tax offices, [so] that inspectors will not live in the same areas as the businessmen inspected."
For Schmögnerová, however, centralizing tax collection powers would not solve the main problem, which was collusion between large companies and government officials to avoid tax obligations. "Most big companies have enough contacts with the government to get out of paying the full amount of tax," she said.
The ultra-left Workers' Association of Slovakia (ZRS), a junior coalition partner, announced two weeks ago it would ask the Finance Ministry to reveal companies that had been excused from paying taxes, debts and interests this year, saying the intention was to find out why state budget revenues this year are lower than planned. But the ministry said the ZRS has so far not followed up on its initiative.
Without government leadership, corporate fiscal discipline continues to slacken. "What is very striking," Schmögnerová noted, "is the sharp decrease in planned revenues from [corporate] taxes," adding that the 1997 budget had called for 40 billion Sk in income from corporate taxes, whereas the 1998 draft is counting on just 27.8 billion Sk.


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the elder scrolls VI
Interviews & Opinion [1]
The Elder Scrolls 6 will launch "years from now"
"If you're coming at me for details now and not years from now I'm failing to properly manage your expectations"
ZeniMax finds itself in a trademark dispute over the name "Redfall"
Sci-fi author Jay Falconer claims the Elder Scrolls publisher is stepping on his toes
Bethesda's Hines explains why The Elder Scrolls 6 was announced with so little to show
"It's just so that folks have a better sense of where we are and where we're headed"
The Elder Scrolls VI isn't playable yet, is in pre-production
Game director Todd Howard talks about why Bethesda has been so open about its upcoming projects
E3 2018 - With Fallout, Elder Scrolls and Starfield, Bethesda delivers for the first time since 2015
It's going to be worth keeping an eye on this games firm for the years to come


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Tennessee stops outreach programs to children for all vaccines: the danger that poses
Healthline, July 19, 2021
"As a physician and parent to three girls, it's difficult to comprehend why we would not want to share with the public the benefits of getting a vaccine that protects against deadly viruses and bacteria," said Dr. José Mayorga, the executive director at the University of California, Irvine's Family Health Centers. … "As a parent myself, I cannot fathom the idea of placing my children at risk like this and hope that parents begin to realize that in order to end this pandemic, we need as many eligible adults and children to get vaccinated," he said.
Sweden stayed open. a deadly month shows the risks.
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Head Coach Bob Lynch
Atlantic 10 Golf
Zach Smith
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Central Bucks West
Two-year team captain.
2008-09: Led the Hawks at three events...Tied for ninth at Cleveland State Invitational (73-73-74/220)...Finished with a team-best score of 74-74/148 at the Navy Spring Invitational to finish tied for 13th overall.
2007-08: One of two Hawks to play in all 12 tournaments...Posted a career-best 76.6 strokes-per-round average...Led SJU in scoring five times...Posted a season-best tie for 12th at the Mission Inn Collegiate Classic (74-72/146)...Finished tied for 32nd at the Atlantic Championship (75-77-70/222)...Carded a season-best 69 in the final round of the Georgetown Hoya Invitational.
2006-07: Tied for 32nd at the Dayton Invitational, finishing third on the team at 80-80-82/242.
High School: Team MVP senior year...Also served as captain for junior and senior seasons...led Suburban One League in scoring average senior year...Twice named to the All-League Second Team; achieved First Team recognition in his senior season...Also lettered in hockey.
Personal: Born January 18, 1988...Majoring in business.
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"Our approach eliminates the incidence of lost or missed leads due to antiquated notification methods broadly used in the industry," said George Toumbalakis, co-owner of Real Estate Web Solutions, in a statement.
Zillow says Real Estate Web Solutions' customer relationship management system, realOMS, is the first broker-level customer relationship management system to integrate with Zillow through Zillow Tech Connect: Leads.
Zillow debuted Zillow Tech Connect in 2013 to allow real estate software providers to synchronize their products with Zillow. It later expanded the program into two separate branches — Zillow Tech Connect: Leads, and Zillow Tech Connect: Reviews.
Zillow Tech Connect: Leads allows technology companies to create a more seamless experience for the brokers and agents who use Zillow as a key component of their marketing efforts.
Zillow Tech Connect: Reviews, which debuted in late 2014, lets agents display Zillow reviews on their websites.
Integrating with Zillow benefits customer relationship management systems by eliminating errors associated with email parsing.
CRMs use email parsing to isolate information on leads — such as name, email and phone number — in emails sent to an email address assigned by the CRM to an agent or broker, and then inject that information into the agent or broker's contact database, according to Justin Tracy, CEO of Kunversion, another real estate software provider.
Like Real Estate Web Solutions, Kunversion has integrated with Zillow under Zillow Tech Connect, so it no longer has to parse emails for lead information.
But the firm still has to use the technique to import leads from all other sources that deliver leads to real estate agents' inboxes.
Other providers of broker-level customer relationship management systems have teamed up with Zillow to pull in leads from the listing portal under Zillow Tech Connect, including BoomTown and Kunversion.
St. Louis, Missouri-based Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Select Properties and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Advantage are the first brokerages to implement realOMS through Zillow Tech Connect: Leads, according to Zillow.
More than 630 agents now rely on realOMS to deliver leads from Zillow, the listing portal said.


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Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of the Government in the Sunshine Act, Pub. L. No. 94-409, that the Securities and Exchange Commission will hold an Open Meeting on December 6, 2011 at 10:00 a.m., in the Auditorium, Room L-002, to hear oral argument in an administrative proceeding regarding Theodore W. Urban, formerly general counsel, head of compliance, and member of the Board of Directors of Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc. ("FBW," now operating under the name RBC Wealth Management), a registered broker-dealer and investment adviser.
Urban and the Division of Enforcement filed cross-appeals from the decision of an administrative law judge. The law judge found that Stephen Glantz, an FBW registered representative, engaged in various securities law violations while employed by FBW. She further found that Glantz was subject to Urban's supervision within the meaning of Section 15(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Section 203(f) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940; however, the law judge dismissed the proceeding against Urban because she concluded that Urban did not fail to exercise that supervision reasonably.
Among the issues likely to be argued are (1) whether Glantz engaged in violations of the securities laws; (2) whether Urban was a supervisor of Glantz under applicable law; (3) if so, whether Urban failed to exercise that supervision reasonably; and (4) if so, whether and to what extent sanctions should be imposed.
Elizabeth M. Murphy
http://www.sec.gov/news/openmeetings/2011/ssamtg120611.htm


it is easy to take oil out of sand.
the sense of what is communicated to you.
Yoga of software development. Shame on your pretence.
Do you believe, Karma Yoga encourages himsa ?
and imbibed into your life.
> Food, vegetarianism is helpful to get you somewhere.
> you think the Gita lies).
> without the prayers of Shri Ghadiyaram.
drink water out of a mud pool.
> prepared for hardships in my karma.
So, Karma Yoga is not Sadhana ??????
> system I make is my "puja"
> as I have chosen.
all you can effectively do. Until then , no nonsense.
> renounce the world or are into deep saadhana.
is not self-mortification, my friend.
> options here in Tokyo.
> meal. I maybe wierd in my ideas but I am not crazy!
you will give up automatically.
> to when I had the time.
eat. You are out right telling lies.
> some part of their food.
> almost start to pity them.
working and doing as good a job as you are doing ?
Who is more happy, that is the measure.
> same way as I do about mine.
and fancy, and ignorance. No comparison at all.
Gurus to teach us about karma Yoga ?????
> > of the sadhana.
> of what I believe in.
your life and waste others time.


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Nobel laureate Angus Deaton, David Lam, and colleagues discuss global poverty, 10/5, 4pm
U-M's William Davidson Institute is hosting a discussion with Sir Angus Deaton, a Nobel Prize-winning economist whose work has changed how many think about both global wealth and poverty. The panel discussion will include Renuka Gadde, vice president-Global Health at Becton Dickinson; David Lam, research professor and director at U-M's Institute for Social Research; and Jan Svejnar, professor of Global Political Economy and director of the Center on Global Economic Governance at Columbia University.Thurs, Oct 5, 4 pm, Robertson Auditorium, Ross School of Business. Free and open to the public.


Until recently, I had no idea what this sticker of a rescue worker walking away with a lifeless damsel in his arms is trying to represent. It turns out that this cartoony image is the logo for the Thai Volunteer Road Rescue Foundation. Truck drivers and cabbies that display this symbol on their vehicle should be commended for helping those involved in car accidents. And all this while, I was just thinking that Thai guys with this sticker are super creepy and morbid.


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A Look at Unique Religions at Chapman University Vol. 2
by Igor Bosilkovski
"Rivers, ponds, lakes and streams – they all have different names, but they all contain water. Just as religions do – they all contain truths."
In the previous edition, Prowl Magazine took a closer look at three Chapman students who belong to unique theistic beliefs and who discussed how their religion has shaped their characters. The students we took a look at were followers of Native American religion, Sikhism and of Buddhism.
For this issue, Prowl Magazine profiles three other students who also belong to minority religious groups, but have their own experiences in regards to their connection with God. Meet Esme, Rachel and Akshat.
Esme Aston is a sophomore psychology major from Portland, Oregon. Although her father is agnostic, when Esme was two years old her mother started following the Baha'i faith, a monotheistic religion founded in 19th century Persia by a prophet called Bahá'u'lláh, which translates to Glory of God.
"The Bahai's believe that in each of the major religions you can find religious and spiritual truth. We believe that Allah and God and all the Hindu gods represent the same unknowable Essence," Aston said. "The idea is that for each place there had to be a different message that was appropriate for the time and then as humanity evolved so did the teachings. In this day and age we follow the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh which we believe to be the most recent manifestation."
Aston said that as a child she went to virtues classes and participated in Baha'i activities. However, the accepted rule is that when one turns 15, they can choose whether to become Baha'i and follow that lifestyle.
"At first I said I don't want to have a label but a few things happened: I started engaging in more service and I started putting my beliefs into action and once I saw the effect of those actions I felt this is the right path for me" Aston said.
She also said that in the Bahá'í faith there is no clergy because they believe that humanity is at this point ready to have more individual connection with God and understand things for themselves.
"There's no one who's telling us their interpretation of it, because it is all our interpretation of what we understand to be true." Aston said.
Rachel Stoughton at the Newport Beach Temple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Latter Day Saints movement (Mormonism)
Rachel Stoughton is a senior vocal performance and music education major from Orange County. Her parents are both converts of the Church of the Latter Day Saints, a religion she was born and raised in.
"There is a point in our lives when we try to investigate the religion for ourselves and develop our own testimony of things we've been taught all our lives and that is our personal studying of scripture and prayer and coming to know it for ourselves to be true," Stoughton said.
The Church of Latter Day Saints is a Christian organization. They believe Christ to be the Messiah and adhere to the Book of Mormon as well as the Bible, which includes both the New and the Old Testament.
One of Stoughton's favorite traditions in the church is the celestial marriage.
"The family is the essential unit of our lives that we believe families are forever and eternal. One of the amazing acts that happen in the temples are the celestial marriages which is when a man and a woman are sealed together for all time and eternity," Stoughton said.
Stoughton also serves as president of Chapman's Latter-day Saints Student Association, which is an organization where student on campus can come and study the scriptures together and have lessons of different doctrines in the gospel. Stoughton said the association has about 30 members, but the number of Mormons on campus is most likely larger.
Mormons traditions and moral codes are often satirized by the entertainment industry, such as the television show South Park and the Broadway musical The Book of Mormon.
Stoughton however said that she believes in the importance of freedom of speech and freedom of religion. She also mentioned that to a certain extent, the cultural references help Mormons by bringing the religion into the public's view.
"Our church isn't associated with that play The Book of Mormon, but a cool thing that the church did is that on the back of the bill they put an advertisement that says 'you've seen the play, now read the book.' They were able to tag team, which I thought was genius," Stoughton said.
Akshat Jain is a freshman business major. He is an international student from Bangalore, a city in the southern part of India. Jain is a follower of Jainism, an Indian religion he was born into.
"My grandparents were pretty religious and they would take me to the temple once a week and I have a small temple at home as well," Jain said.
Jain said that Jainism is following the teachings of Mahavira, who was a well known guru in the 5th century BCE. Mahavira's teachings were based on tolerance and non-violence toward all living beings.
"Some of the core teaching was Ahimsa, which means no violence, not to kill plants and animals for your own benefit. So basically you head the society by not taking something away from the society" Jain said.
According to teachings, followers are not supposed to wear clothes because they get their clothes by killing cotton plants.
"However, in today's world it's not that easy to practice that for obvious reasons," Jain said.
Jain said he has never eaten meat and that makes him feel clean because he feels like he is not doing anything wrong to nature or society. He also prays to his God every morning.
"Normally I do pray after I take a shower for around two minutes, so that my day goes well," Jain said.
One of Jain's favorite customs of Jainism is a week in the year in which followers do not eat after sunset.
"On the last day we go to the temple and meet the guru for his blessings. This tradition makes me feel like I'm actually doing something for my religion. It makes me feel like I am a part of something. It keeps me clean and reminds me of my faith and what I'm supposed to do," Jain said.
Igor Bosilkovski
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Shri Keki N. Daruwalla
Historical Fiction: Negotiating the Personal and the Historical (06 June 2017)
Neutral Space? Politics and Poetry (15 June 2017)
Professor Jean-Luc Racine
India and the World, 1991-2013 (03 August 2017)
India's "Soft power" cultural diplomacy and civil society (09 August 2017)
A New Normal? The Modi-Fiction on India (18 August 2017)
Professor Sridhar Rajeswaran
W.B. Yeats a Dialectic of Desire and Nation: The Body of a Woman and the Lie of the Land (06 May 2016)
Girish Karnad: Beginnings, Ends and New Beginnings (12 May 2016)
Earth 1947 through the Fish-Eye: Imaging the Fish-Eye: Imaging the Landscape of Memory (23 May 2016)
Professor Pulapre Balakrishnan
Markets, Growth and Social Justice: Twenty Five Years of Economic Reforms (09 June 2016)
Rights and Capabilities: A Reflection on Democracy and Development in India (16 June 2016)
Knowing where you come from: the economy of early independent India revisited (23 June 2016)
Professor Udayon Misra
Re-Defining the Indian Nation: The Northeast Experience-I (06 September 2016)
Re-Defining the Indian Nation: The Northeast Experience-II (20 September 2016)
Re-Defining the Indian Nation: The Northeast Experience-III (26 September 2016
Professor Sanjukta Dasgupta
Colonized: Nation, Familial Spaces and Gender in Tagore's Texts (07 May 2015)
Colonized: The Bengali Woman Writer in British India (13 May 2015)
"Tagore's Daughters: Ambivalence and Paradox in Family Life" (22 May 2015)
Professor Jon Mathieu
Global History of Mountain Regions: Economic and Cultural Diversity (04 June 2015)
Global History of Mountain Regions: Pastoralism and Urbanisation (17 June 2015)
Global History of Mountain Regions: Religious Ideas and Practices (25 June 2015)
Professor Sunanda Sen
Markets, State and Society (17 August 2015)
Why China Matters? (24 August 2015)
Professor Alastair Bonnett
From White to Western(10 September 2015)
Radical Nostalgia? Yearnings for the Past in Anti-colonialism and Post-colonialism(21 September 2015)
What is Occidentalism?: The idea of the West in the Creation of Diverse Modernities (28 September 2015)
Professor Claire Joubert
Ø Poetics of the People: B.R. Ambedkar's Discursive Strategies in Democracy (08 October 2015)
Ø Poetics of the People: B.R. Ambedkar and the Speech Acts of Democracy (20 October 2015)
Ø All Literature as Vulgar: Ambedkarite Constructions of Poetics and Politics (28 October 2015)
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Q: como subir una imagen a un servidor remoto Buenas Tengo este problema estoy trabajando en un servidor remoto y quiero subir una imagen en una carpeta que yo cree en el servidor remoto como foto estoy utilizando este código pero no me funciona sera que alguien me podría ayudar gracias de antemano:
codigo:
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A: Lee con detalle lo que sigue:
Realicé algunas observaciones al código que has escrito y encontré que lo puedes solucionar de la siguiente manera:

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*Reemplazar enctype=multipart/from-data por enctype=multipart/form-data.

*Que el directorio foto necesita permisos para poder continuar con la subida de los archivos. En este caso, si el propietario del directorio no es apache, sino, tu usuario, entonces cámbialo escribiendo: chmod 777 foto. Esto es solo mientras estés desarrollando, aunque no se recomienda tener los permisos a 777. En su lugar, se puede escribir: sudo chown www-data.www-data foto para establecer a Apache como propietario del directorio foto y establecerle los permisos a 0755, es decir, sudo chmod 0755 foto para permitir que los archivos se copien.

*opendir($carpeta_destino); no se ha destinado para subir los archivos. Su propósito es leer el directorio para obtener un listado de archivos. Puedes ampliar en: PHP: opendir - Manual
A tomar en cuenta:

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*Mientras trabajes con Windows no habrá necesidad de preocuparse mucho por el tema de los permisos. Solo tienes que reemplazar enctype=multipart/from-data por enctype=multipart/form-data.

*También, puedes escribir php -S localhost:8080 para montar un servidor Web con PHP sin necesidad de utilizar apache con independencia del sistema operativo utilizado. Lo único que tienes que realizar, en este caso, si no utilizas Windows es establecer los permisos descritos anteriormente en esta respuesta.


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Tag: gold name necklace
How the Jewish people's necklace of love has been the symbol of peace for the past 70 years
A necklace that has been a symbol of Jewish peace since the 1930s is in the news again.
The necklace is one of a series of six made by the Chabad-Lubavitch movement of Israel.
The movement was founded in 1946 in response to the Holocaust, which left the Jewish community without a homeland in Palestine.
The movement's first necklace was made in the 1970s and a necklace made in 2002 was the first to be officially recognized by the Israeli government.
In 2016, the movement began selling its jewelry online in partnership with Israel's Chabad organization, and this year the movement sold more than 3,000 pairs of the silver jewelry to its customers.
The Chabad Necklace of Peace is now a permanent fixture of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
The six rings are inscribed with the name of each of the seven biblical prophets and are engraved with the Hebrew letters for peace.
The name of the symbol is the Hebrew word for "peace."
The necklace is a piece of jewellery with silver or gold chains attached to the front and back.
It is made from three rings of gold and is a symbol for the Jewish State.
The necklace was designed by Chabad leader Rabbi Meir Kahane.
It features a silver necklace with a gold chain attached to each side and the word "peace" etched into the base.
Each ring measures 5.5 centimeters (2.5 inches) and has a diameter of 1.3 centimeters (0.9 inches).
The necklace has been sold at Chabad events, concerts and gatherings in Israel, including in Tel Aviv, and has been seen on television by thousands of viewers across the country.
The jewellery was made to be used at events in Israel.
"It's an important piece of history, but also a symbol," said Rabbi David Saperstein, a Chabad rabbi who has been in Israel since 1977.
He added that the jewellery's meaning of peace was the same as the words used to say "peace is the only way."
The Chabad necklace was the only jewellery made in Israel during the Holocaust and the only piece of jewelry to be sold at a Churched event.
The museum has sold about 400 of the rings.
The Chiruchos Necklace and Jewels is a non-profit organization that is based in Israel and is run by its executive director, Rabbi Yael Shtark, who also is the executive director of the Jewish Agency for Israel.
It is run on the basis of a vision that Chabad leaders and rabbis of all ages can work together to ensure that peace is the foundation of our Jewish existence.
"When you look at the history of our people, we're part of the solution.
This necklace is our way of saying to you: 'This is what we believe is the Jewish way to live.
We're part and parcel of the problem of peace,'" he said.
"This necklace represents the Jewish spirit.
It's not a political thing.
It represents the strength of Jewish identity.
We will work for the peace of the world and we will do it together.""
We can't forget the history.
We can't look at it from the outside," said Shtak.
The rings are not meant to be worn by the public.
They are not to be held as jewelry.
They do not hold the meaning of the necklace.
"We want to show that our Jewishness is the same, our way, as our people.
We want to give a Jewish experience to the world," said Sapersteins son, Rabbi Daniel Saper, who is also the executive chair of the Churches Jewelry and Jewelry & Jewelry, a company that makes and sells the jewelry.


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David played tailback and returned kickoffs during his playing career at Boise State. In 2002, David finished 8th in the WAC in rushing and 2nd in kickoff returns. In addition, David ranked 18th in the country in kickoff returns with a 25.3 yards per return average. David's best game was against Fresno State when he racked up 220 all-purpose yards. David was an extremely versatile player during his years at Boise State and was vital to the success of the program during those years.
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Couple Charged with the Murder of a Kenyan-Born Man in Oregon
By Irungu Thairu Tue, 09/03/2019 @ 08:55pm 3525 views 0 comments
The late Alex Oyombe Gradin [File/The Register-Guard]
A couple in Portland, Oregon has been charged with the murder of Alex Oyombe Gradin, a 21-year-old native of Kenya.
Alex was shot in the early morning hours of May 4th on the parking lot outside Taylor's Bar and Grill near the University of Oregon in Eugene, OR and pronounced dead at the scene.
Authorities have now charged a married couple - Regis Derey Kindred, 30, and Kailee Von Foster, 29, - with the murder.
Eugen Police Detective Jed McGuire in a news conference on Friday said the shooting was gang-related, but that Alex had no ties to gangs, did not provoke the attack, and hand no prior interaction with the couple. "Alex did absolutely nothing wrong," McGuire said.
Both Regis and Kailee have numerous prior criminal convictions.
Alex was a student as Lane Community College and had just left Taylor's Bar and Grill when he was shot. Alex as born in Kenya and adopted into the Gradin family as a baby.
The day after the shooting, Alex's family released a statement saying that Alex "grew to be a compassionate, thoughtful young man. He naturally made many friends all over the world, who are grieving right now."
Alex was "loved by family and friends in Eugene, Tigard, and in his birth country of Kenya," the family added.


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A nankingi metróhálózat S3-as jelzésű vonala a Nanking-Déli pályaudvart és Kaocsiacsung állomást köti össze. A vonal hossza közel 36 kilométer, amin 19 állomás található. Átadására 2017. december 6-án került sor.

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According to Reuters, European governments approved a one-year extension on Wednesday of a fisheries agreement with Morocco.
EU diplomats approved extending until March 2012 a deal whereby the EU purchases the right from Morocco to fish its waters and also off the disputed Sahara.
With backing from 20 of the EU's 27 member states, the extension will likely be passed into law in the coming weeks, Reuters has reported.
But questions remain about the sustainability of the fisheries pact and whether – as mandated by the United Nations – it benefits the Sahrawi population living under Moroccan rule, so it is unclear whether the EU will try to extend the pact for four years as planned.
"In 2006, only Sweden opposed this treaty. People are getting more aware of the questionable nature of this agreement," said Sara Eyckmans, coordinator for campaign group Western Sahara Resource Watch.
European fishermen widely fish the waters of the Sahara under the current 2007 agreement, mainly for sardines and octopus destined for European restaurants and processing plants.
Activists estimate about 70 to 80 percent of fish caught under the fisheries accord are caught in the disputed waters.
Spain — home to fish processing giant Pescanova — has led the call for the pact to be extended.
But responding to mounting concerns, EU fisheries chief Maria Damanaki last October said the EU executive Commission can only propose a renewal if Morocco proves the deal will benefit Sahrawis.
During Wednesday's vote, Germany, which has been a sceptic of the pact and blocked its extension earlier this year, dropped its veto, saying it believes the pact benefits the local population, according to one source.


After obtaining his MBA, he spent 16 years working in various executive positions in the Food Processing and Fast Moving Consumer Goods Industries of which five were in the Ice Cream business in the U.S.A.. Thereafter he was respectively the CEO of Wessanen Animal Feed, the CEO Wessanen Flour, the CEO of Beckers Snacks, and the CEO of Bols Jenever in the Netherlands. He joined Ahold in 1994. Mr. Van den Ende was COO with Albert Heijn responsible for the stores, sales and operations, business development and management development and CEO of all Specialty Stores of Ahold.
In the nineties Mr. Van den Ende chaired The Coca-Cola Retailing Research Group in Europe and was chairman of the National Association of Supermarket Chains. During five years Van den Ende managed a Boardroom Consultancy firm, UW Network. In the meantime he was a part-time CEO of one of a Superunie supermarket chain.
In 2004 he was appointed CEO of Intres, a cooperation with 2000 independent and franchise stores in the Netherlands. This non-food Retail Service Organisation was active in the fashion-, textile-, sport-, furniture- and book- retail sectors. They were in the retail banking industry as well. J. Oscar M. van den Ende was/is non-executive director of several (inter)national companies. He was amongst others chairman of the prestigious "Dutch Retail Awards". In the summer of 2010 he continued his Strategy Consultancy activities.
Oscar van den Ende is married to Trudy Starreveld, they have four children, one grandchild.


Sentinel lymph node biopsy has been established as the preferred method for staging early breast cancer. A prior history of mastectomy is felt to be a contraindication.
A patient with recurrent breast cancer in her skin flap was discovered to have positive axillary sentinel nodes by sentinel lymph node biopsy five years after mastectomy for ductal carcinoma in situ.
A prior history of mastectomy may not be an absolute contraindication to sentinel lymph node biopsy.
Sentinel lymph node (SLN) biopsy affords staging accuracy equal to that of complete axillary dissection  with reduced morbidity . As such, it has become the preferred staging method for most patients with breast cancer . A previous mastectomy has long been considered a prohibitive factor for reliable SLN biopsy in cases of recurrent cancer. We report the fifth patient, previously treated with mastectomy, found to have metastatic breast cancer in an axillary SLN biopsy performed at the time of cancer recurrence.
A 41 year old female with DCIS of the left breast was treated at an outside hospital in 2002 with a total mastectomy. Tamoxifen was not administered. Implant based reconstruction was accomplished. In 2007 she was referred to our center with a 5 mm red nodule of the skin above her left breast incision scar with a palpable density beneath. There were no palpable axillary lymph nodes. A biopsy of the lesion demonstrated ER positive, HER2/neu negative invasive breast cancer.
On the morning of surgery, preoperative lymphoscintigraphy was performed with injection of 250 microcuries in the surrounding dermal component of the recurrent tumor. Immediate and fifteen minutes lymphoscintigraphy with lead shield at injection site mapped to the ipsilateral axillary nodal basin (Figure 1). Therefore, it was felt that an attempt at SLN biopsy would be reasonable. Intra-operatively, 1 mL of lymphazurin was also injected in the dermis in four quadrants surrounding the tumor. Three SLNs were identified, all of which were blue and had increased radioactivity.
Lymphoscintigraphy. Increased uptake demonstrated at site of injection and at sentinel nodes.
The recurrent tumor was widely excised and the implant removed. Pathology revealed a 1.3 cm, ER positive invasive breast cancer with three of three SLNs involved with metastatic cancer. Subsequently, the patient received adjuvant chemotherapy with doxorubicin, cyclophosphamide, and docetaxel, after which a completion axillary lymph node dissection removed an additional 20 nodes, which were all negative for malignancy. A total of 50.4 Gy external beam radiotherapy was administered to the left chest wall, axilla, and supraclavicular areas. The patient has been receiving exemestane and has been disease free for 33 months.
SLN biopsy for breast cancer was rapidly assimilated into mainstream practice shortly after its introduction by Giuliano et al. . Consensus statements, such as the Philadelphia conference , set relatively strict guidelines to help institute quality control and to ensure low false negative rates for this relatively new method of axillary staging. As experience and comfort with SLN biopsy has grown, studies have demonstrated feasibility and accuracy in staging the axilla in many clinical situations initially felt to represent contraindications [6–11].
The breast has an organized lymphatic pathway through which breast cancer typically follows lymph from its primary location in the lobule into subareolar plexus  and then to common lymphatic channels leading to the axillary nodes and less commonly to the internal mammary nodes or other surrounding sites [13, 14]. A previous breast treatment with mass excision and axillary surgery was at first thought to significantly disrupt these lymphatic pathways. Several studies, however, have demonstrated that SLN biopsy remains feasible [15–19], but there is a decreased identification rate of SLN and an increased incidence of lymphatic drainage to SLN outside of the ipsilateral axilla in this setting.
Similarly, a previous mastectomy should profoundly interrupt the lymphatic pathway, and as such has been held to be one of the last contraindications to SLN biopsy in breast cancer. Our case adds to a growing literature base that suggests that even this clinical situation may not preclude a successful SLN biopsy [20–22]. Intra et al. first reported on the feasibility of SLN biopsy in women with recurrent breast cancer following mastectomy and implant based reconstruction for previous DCIS . In this small report of four patients, SLNs were identified in the axilla in all patients, two of whom had nodal metastasis. The remaining two patients did not have nodal dissection. No axillary recurrences were reported, but follow up was admittedly short. Karam et al. recently reported on 10-year experience from the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center with attempts at SLN biopsy in the setting of a previous mastectomy . Of the 20 patients in whom it was attempted, 13 (65%) had successful SLN identification in the axilla, and nearly a 90% identification rate was observed in those treated previously with mastectomy and less than full axillary node dissection. Of the 13 patients with successful node identification, two were found to have metastasis to the SLN. Full axillary dissection was not performed on all patients, so false negative rates are not known; however, no patient had isolated axillary recurrences during follow up. Most recently, Tasevski et al. published a retrospective case series on SLN biopsy in18 patients with ipsilateral breast tumor recurrence after breast surgery; one of the two patients who underwent previous mastectomy and SLN biopsy had successful identification of a sentinel node, and it was negative for metastasis .
We cannot reliably speculate as to the origins of the lymphatic channels by which this recurrent cancer reached the axilla. It is possible that original lymphatic channels maintained in the superior flap of the mastectomy remained, that new collateralization of lymph channels had occurred, or perhaps that because of dermal involvement, that this recurrent cancer utilized sub-dermal lymphatics similar to that of a cutaneous malignancy. Whatever the pathway, it seems reasonable to assume that if lymph node metastases are to occur in cases of recurrent breast cancer, they will use the same pathway as that taken by sulfur colloid injection near the tumor. Peri-tumoral injection of radiocolloid therefore seems advisable when normal lymphatic anatomy has been profoundly disrupted. If preoperative lymphoscintigraphy maps to a nodal basin there is no reason to believe that SLN biopsy will not be successful.
National Comprehensive Cancer Network guidelines for breast cancer suggest that the management for cancer recurrence after mastectomy should entail resection with chest wall irradiation and individualized chemotherapy, but does not describe management of axillary nodes . The findings resulting from SLN biopsy in our patient substantially affected her cancer treatment.
Our report, in addition to those of others, suggests that SLN biopsy may be possible even after mastectomy. We advocate preoperative lymphoscintigraphy in such cases, and consideration of SLN biopsy if axillary nodal drainage is demonstrated. Based upon this report, we have initiated a prospective trial to identify sentinel node identification rates in this setting. If demonstrated to be feasible and reliable, sentinel lymph node biopsy after mastectomy may be an important addition to the armamentarium of surgical oncologists in treating patients with recurrent breast cancer.
DAV assisted with manuscript creation and editing, GH assisted with data collection, manuscript creation and editing, DS assisted with data collection and manuscript editing, PWS assisted in the study's concept and design, and manuscript editing, LRH assisted in the study's concept and design, data collection, and manuscript creation and editing. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.


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Q: Java Swing Timer Countdown I have to make a countdown program which also shows the tenths of a second;
for example from a 10.0 second countdown, it should display 9.9s, 9.8s, ... 0.0s
private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

        timer.start();
        timer2.start();

}

Double timeLeft=5000; //5 seconds
Timer timer=new Timer(1,countDown);
Timer timer2=new Timer(1000,countDown2);
ActionListener countDown=new ActionListener()
{
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
    {
        timeLeft--;
        SimpleDateFormat df=new SimpleDateFormat("mm:ss:S");
        jLabel1.setText(df.format(timeLeft));
        if(timeLeft<=0)
        {
            timer.stop();
        }
    }
};

what happens is it's taking more than 5 seconds to finish the 5 seconds.
I compared the code above with another Timer
int timeLeft2=5;

ActionListener countDown2=new ActionListener()
{
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
    {
        timeLeft2--;

        jLabel2.setText(String.valueOf(timeLeft2));
        if(timeLeft2<=0)
        {
            time2.stop();
        }
    }
};

is it natural that they don't get the same?

A: The time between ticks (the time when actionPerfomed is called) is variable, it only guarantees that it will be at least n milliseconds
Instead of relying on some counter, which could become unreliable over time, you should try and calculate the difference between the time the Timer was started and the current time, for example...

import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.awt.EventQueue;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Graphics2D;
import java.awt.GridBagLayout;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.MouseAdapter;
import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.Timer;
import javax.swing.UIManager;
import javax.swing.UnsupportedLookAndFeelException;

public class CountDown {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new CountDown();
    }

    public CountDown() {
        EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                try {
                    UIManager.setLookAndFeel(UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName());
                } catch (ClassNotFoundException | InstantiationException | IllegalAccessException | UnsupportedLookAndFeelException ex) {
                    ex.printStackTrace();
                }

                JFrame frame = new JFrame("Testing");
                frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
                frame.add(new TestPane());
                frame.pack();
                frame.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
                frame.setVisible(true);
            }
        });
    }

    public class TestPane extends JPanel {

        private Timer timer;
        private long startTime = -1;
        private long duration = 5000;

        private JLabel label;

        public TestPane() {
            setLayout(new GridBagLayout());
            timer = new Timer(10, new ActionListener() {
                @Override
                public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                    if (startTime < 0) {
                        startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
                    }
                    long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
                    long clockTime = now - startTime;
                    if (clockTime >= duration) {
                        clockTime = duration;
                        timer.stop();
                    }
                    SimpleDateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("mm:ss:SSS");
                    label.setText(df.format(duration - clockTime));
                }
            });
            timer.setInitialDelay(0);
            addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter() {
                @Override
                public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
                    if (!timer.isRunning()) {
                        startTime = -1;
                        timer.start();
                    }
                }
            });
            label = new JLabel("...");
            add(label);
        }

        @Override
        public Dimension getPreferredSize() {
            return new Dimension(200, 200);
        }

    }

}

A: Updating the label probably takes more that 1ms, which is why it can't keep up. If you only need to display tenths of a second, simply have your timer update less often.
ActionListener countDown=new ActionListener()
{
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
    {
        timeLeft -= 100;
        SimpleDateFormat df=new SimpleDateFormat("mm:ss:S");
        jLabel1.setText(df.format(timeLeft));
        if(timeLeft<=0)
        {
            timer.stop();
        }
    }
};
Timer timer=new Timer(100, countdown);


Columbus Community Hospital is pleased to provide Hospitalist Programs in both adult and pediatric care. Hospitalist Programs are typically available at larger hospitals and health systems, but it's unique to have these programs in a smaller community hospital setting.
When patients are admitted to Columbus Community Hospital, they receive inpatient care from a team of doctors called hospitalists. Our hospitalists are dedicated to the care of patients during their hospital stay and to ensuring a smooth transition after discharge. These physicians are based in the hospital and focus on caring for hospitalized patients. They serve as the attending physician during a patient's hospital stay.
Brian Bossard, M.D., FACP, FHM, director of the Adult Hospitalist Program, has been involved as founder and manager of the program since it was launched in 2010.
Kurt Kapels, M.D., is an internal medicine doctor who serves as the CCH site medical director. Dr. Kapels enjoys the team dynamic of working in the Adult Hospitalist Program.
"As hospitalists, we're specially trained to care for patients with conditions requiring hospitalization, and we're familiar with the diagnoses, tests and procedures common in a hospital setting. We're able to be at the bedside promptly and spend more time with patients following up on test results and changes to their condition," Dr. Kapels said.
Pediatrician Kimberly Allen, D.O., FAAP, and her colleagues at Columbus Children's Healthcare see healthy and sick children from birth to age 19 in their office, as well as take care of all children hospitalized at CCH. The Pediatric Hospitalist Program was established in May 2017 and provides hospital coverage 24/7 with a team of pediatric specialists.
"We're excited about this program and the ability to provide this level of care in the community," Dr. Allen said.
David Rohwer, M.D., FAAP, is one of four board-certified pediatricians who make up the Pediatric Hospitalist Program.
"The hospitalist you meet when your child is admitted will see your child through their whole stay, which provides continuity of care and better communication with families," Dr. Allen said.
"When a patient leaves the hospital, we communicate directly with their primary care physician about major events in the hospital stay, as well as provide a synopsis of patient care and discuss plans for care going forward," Dr. Rohwer added.
When hospitalists manage care for patients in the hospital, this allows primary care physicians to have more time to see patients during their office hours. The Adult and Pediatric Hospitalists Programs are a great benefit to patients and help ensure patients of all ages get the care they need, when they need it.
"The coordinated medical care provided by hospitalists and primary care physicians allows the medical community of CCH to provide quality health care across the spectrum of a patient's needs," Dr. Bossard said.


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News 30 August, 2011 – 2:30 pm EDT
Criminal record checks slow down Nunavut's school hiring
"This is all done to protect children"
By SARAH ROGERS
Staff at Nunavut schools must undergo a criminal record check before they are hired. But some administrators say that stricter checks are slowing down their hiring process. (PHOTO BY SARAH ROGERS)
Nunavut's school administrators say they're losing potential teachers and staff due to stricter criminal reference checks.
Anyone who applies to work in what's considered a vulnerable sector – in jobs which involve working with children, elders or handicapped – must submit a criminal reference check to the organization they want to work for.
Since July 2010, the RCMP has tightened that system to ensure no pardoned sex offender falls through the cracks and gets a job in a place where he or she will be in contact with children, elders or the handicapped.
And that has created a delay in hiring new teachers, said Kivalliq School Operations director Shelley Pepler.
"Even if your gender and your date of birth match with someone on the sex offenders list, you get flagged," Pepler told Nunatsiaq News. "We have applicants — through no fault of their own — coming back saying they need to get cleared. And by the time they get back to us, the position is either filled or closed."
Pepler called the process "expensive" and "time-consuming."
"Police services must be overwhelmed too," she said. "We don't blame them, but many get caught up in the process."
Before July 2010, applicants would go to their local police station and provide their name, gender and date of birth for a criminal records check.
But RCMP Sgt. Julie Gagnon said police discovered that pardoned sex offenders in some jurisdictions could legally change their names without giving a fingerprint sample.
That meant that the criminal record check might not catch these sex offenders, Sgt. Gagnon said.
"So after July 2010, applicants have been asked to provide their gender and date of birth," she said. "If they match with a pardoned sex offender, you're asked to submit fingerprints."
Those fingerprints are sent to Ottawa to be checked against the national sex offenders' database.
Some jurisdictions can submit fingerprints electronically, which takes two to three days.
But many fingerprints are submitted on paper and that checking process can take 10 weeks, Gagnon said.
And if an applicant has a criminal record, the check can take several months.
"This is all done to protect children and make sure they're not in contact with sex offenders," Gagnon said.
The Kivalliq School Operations says that while the record checks have slowed its hiring process, it has filled all but a couple positions in the region's schools for the 2011-12 school year.
The KSO receives resignations from outgoing teachers in April each year, and will generally advertise for those same jobs within the same month.
KSO representatives who visit southern job fairs always let interested applicants know about the criminal record check process and the potential timelines.
See the RCMP's brochure on vulnerable sector criminal checks here.


This holiday, there is no shortage of great toy options for kids — from big Rideamals Ponies to jumbo Nerf lasers and gaming machines. But if you're looking for something a little smaller to dazzle your little-loved one, you're also in luck. Here are some great smaller toys that are sure to make your kids light up with glee!
Finally, if you get stuck for a stocking stuffer this year for the kids — gift cards are always an option. Get a gift card from Amazon, Target, or Walmart and present it in these fun-to-open cards from Lovepop.
There's still time to add to this list — email wegotnews@gmail.com to submit your favorite toy. It may be featured.


Study in Canada; Tuition, Cost of Living, Admission Requirement, Application Procedure With List of Universities | Online Students' Hub ""
Canada is a great country with lots of outdoor activities, if you are the outgoing type, then give yourself a pat in the back for making a great choice to study in Canada. It welcomes around 16 million tourists each year and is currently hosting over 300,000 international students.
Apart from the many tuition exempted programs in various Universities in Canada, it is also known for lower tuition fees for all categories of students including all international students.
It is therefore advised to contact the university to find out if you are qualified for one of those exempted tuition fees programs. Graduate programs could cost anywhere between CA$6,500 (~US$4,860) and CA$33,000 (~US$24,680) per year.
For admission into undergraduate programs in Canada, the Student must have a High School Leaving Certificate which qualifies a student for University Study, this also qualifies international students for studies in Canadian Universities; and for post graduate program like Masters a valid Bachelor certificate or its equivalent is always required while for Ph.D. programs a valid Masters certificate will be required.
The English language is the major language of communication in Canada and as a result, it is the primary language of instruction in Canadian Universities. Therefore, students seeking admission in Canada are expected to demonstrate a high proficiency in the English Language.
International Students who are not from English Speaking Countries are expected to demonstrate their English proficiency by taking approved English based exams. It is advised you contact your University for the kind of approved English-based exam in the school.
The procedure to apply for admission varies from one University to the other and also the nature of the Course of study.
January – March: this is the period when the adverts are normally made, so online application can be submitted with the supplementary documents such as the reference letter, transcripts etc.
April – August: admission letters are offered to successful applicants. The deadline to accept the admission and complete the online registration will be indicated.
July – September: commencement of online course registration.
Mid of September: Commencement of Lectures.


Beautiful bold Mocha Ring! Perfect for Fall. This ring reminds us of the beautiful crisp Fall morning when you can't wait to get to your favorite coffee shop and get your hot Mocha Latte to get you through the day! Genuine Tiger Eye stone is set in an ornate setting and band. Light antique silver tone plating.


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Figures celebrate Chinese zodiac
By Zhao Dan | May 23, 2010, Sunday | Print Edition
THE Chinese Zodiac, known as shengxiao, consists of a group of animal signs related to each year according to a 12-year cycle, a popular system widely used in China.
The twelve animals are: rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and pig.
The group of animals is also related to each day's time according to ancient Chinese hours measured in the form of double-hours, known as dizhi, or "Earthly Branches."
As shengxiao is so familiar to every Chinese person, the animals frequently appear in Chinese arts and crafts, including terra-cotta figurines placed in tombs for guarding and protecting the dead.
A group of shengxiao pottery figures made in the Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907) is displayed in the Shanghai Museum.
There are seven figurines in the group, sculpted as seven humans with animal heads from the rat, ox, tiger, dragon, snake, monkey and rooster. In Chinese culture, these sculptures of people with zodiac animal heads are called "dizhi shen," which means "Saints of Earthly Branches."
The figurines are no taller than 30 centimeters but their expressions are lively imitations of each animal, with different facial characteristics.
The figures are clad in the traditional loose-sleeved robes of chancellors from the Tang Dynasty. Each folds their arms in front of their chests, showing respect for the dead in the tomb they guard.
Each figure's facial expression and pose is slightly different to distinguish them from each other. But there is a consistent, reverential style about the group.
Terra-cotta figurines with animal heads on human bodies are typical of shengxiao figurines from the Tang Dynasty and offer important contexts for studies of Chinese traditions and customs.


High quality video from the Pattaya4d guys showing what you can do and see at Silverlake Vineyard or Silverlake Village as it is now being called.
Silverlake is located in next to Khao Chee Chan, more commonly known as Buddha Mountain in Amphur Khao Chee Chan so you can easily visit both in the same trip. It is about 2-25 minutes drive from the center of Pattaya. It is off the main road so the best way to get there is by your own vehicle or by taxi (see link below the video). If you are on a motorbike you can also ride around the lake to visit the small temples and shrines dotted around, in particular the famous Viharnra Sien Chinese temple which is very close by.