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France's Government Aims to Give Itself—and the NSA—Carte Blanche to Spy on the World
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How you use the Shareholders Equity Formula to Calculate Stockholders' Equity for a Balance Sheet?
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Stockholders' equity can be calculated by subtracting the total liabilities of a business from total assets or as the sum of share capital and retained earnings minus treasury shares.
The stockholders' equity, also known as shareholders' equity, represents the residual amount that the business owners would receive after all the assets are liquidated and all the debts are paid. Shareholder equity is also known as the book value of the company and is derived from two main sources, the money invested in the business and the retained earnings.
What this article covers:
How Do You Calculate Shareholders' Equity?
What Is the Formula for Equity?
What Is the Stockholders' Equity Equation?
NOTE: FreshBooks Support team members are not certified income tax or accounting professionals and cannot provide advice in these areas, outside of supporting questions about FreshBooks. If you need income tax advice please contact an accountant in your area.
The shareholders' equity is the remaining amount of assets available to shareholders after the debts and other liabilities have been paid. The stockholders' equity subtotal is located in the bottom half of the balance sheet.
When the balance sheet is not available, the shareholder's equity can be calculated by summarizing the total amount of all assets and subtracting the total amount of all liabilities. The net result of this simple formula is stockholders' equity.
Alternately, you can calculate the shareholders' equity by locating the amount from individual accounts in the general ledger. It is the total amount of capital that the shareholders give a company in exchange for shares, plus any donated capital or retained earnings
The simplest and quickest method of calculating stockholders' equity is by using the basic accounting equation.
Shareholders' Equity = Total Assets – Total Liabilities
In this formula, the equity of the shareholders is the difference between the total assets and the total liabilities. For example, if a company has $80,000 in total assets and $40,000 in liabilities, the shareholders' equity is $40,000. This is the business' net worth.
To determine total assets for this equity formula, you need to add long-term assets as well as the current assets. Current assets are the cash, inventory and accounts receivables.
Long-term assets are the value of the capital assets and property such as patents, buildings, equipment and notes receivable. These assets should have been held by the business for at least a year. It's important to note that the recorded amounts of certain assets, such as fixed assets, are not adjusted to reflect increases in their market value.
To compute total liabilities for this equity formula, add the current liabilities such as accounts payable and short-term debts and long-term liabilities such as bonds payable and notes.
Stockholders' equity has three major components: share capital, retained earnings and treasury shares.
Stockholders' Equity = Share Capital + Retained Earnings – Treasury Shares
This formula is known as the investor's equation where you have to compute the share capital and then ascertain the retained earnings of the business.
The share capital represents contributions from stockholders gathered through the issuance of shares. It is divided into two separate accounts common stock and preferred stock.
Retained earnings, also known as accumulated profits, represents the cumulative business earnings minus dividends distributed to shareholders.
Treasury shares are issued by the company and later reacquired. The cost of these shares is deducted from stockholders' equity.
The stockholders' equity is only applicable to corporations who sell shares on the stock market. For sole traders and partnerships, the corresponding concepts are the owner's equity and partners' equity.

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Estimated Prevalence of Substance Use Dependence or Addiction in the US by Race/Ethnicity, According to NSDUH
"In 2015, approximately 20.8 million people aged 12 or older had an SUD in the past year, including 15.7 million people who had an alcohol use disorder and 7.7 million people who had an illicit drug use disorder (Figure 27). An estimated 2.7 million people aged 12 or older had both an alcohol use disorder and an illicit drug use disorder in the past year (Figure 28). Thus, among people aged 12 or older in 2015 who had an SUD in the past year, nearly 3 out of 4 had an alcohol use disorder, and about 1 out of 3 had an illicit drug use disorder. About 1 in 8 people aged 12 or older who had SUDs in the past year had both an alcohol use disorder and an illicit drug use disorder.
"Of the 7.7 million people aged 12 or older who had a past year SUD related to their use of illicit drugs, 4.0 million had a past year disorder related to their use of marijuana, and 2.0 million people had a disorder related to their misuse of prescription pain relievers (Figure 27). Smaller numbers of people in 2015 had disorders in the past year related to their use of cocaine or heroin.
"The 20.8 million people who had SUDs in 2015 (Figure 27) represent 7.8 percent of people aged 12 or older (Figure 29). This percentage of people in 2015 who had SUDs corresponds to about 1 in 13 people aged 12 or older. An estimated 1.2 million adolescents aged 12 to 17 had SUDs in 2015, which represents 5.0 percent of adolescents, or about 1 in 20 adolescents. In 2015, 5.3 million young adults aged 18 to 25 had SUDs; this number of young adults with SUDs represents 15.3 percent of young adults, or about 1 in 7 young adults. An estimated 14.2 million adults aged 26 or older in 2015 had SUDs, which represents 6.9 percent of adults aged 26 or older, or about 1 in 15 adults in this age group."
Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality. (2016). Key substance use and mental health indicators in the United States: Results from the 2015 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (HHS Publication No. SMA 16-4984, NSDUH Series H-51), pp. 21-22. Retrieved from http://www.samhsa.gov/data/
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Asbecesta cyanipennis es un coleóptero de la familia Chrysomelidae. Fue descrita científicamente por primera vez en 1877 por Harold.

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Borough of Penns Grove, NJ
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Ch 198 Art I General Regulations
§ 198-1 Prohibited acts.
§ 198-2 Dumping.
§ 198-4 Immediate danger posed by unsafe conditions.
§ 198-5 Violations and penalties.
§ 198-6 Removal by Borough; costs to become lien.
§ 198-7 Additional remedies.
§ 198-8 Consensual liens.
Ch 198 Art II Alleys
§ 198-9 Maintenance of alleys.
§ 198-10 Notice of violation.
§ 198-11 Violations and penalties.
§ 198-12 Removal by Borough.
§ 198-13 Remedies not exclusive.
§ 198-14 Applicability.
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Borough of Penns Grove, NJ / Part II: General Legislation
Chapter 198 Brush, Grass, Weeds and Debris
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Penns Grove as indicated in article histories. Amendments noted where applicable.]
Unfit and abandoned buildings — See Ch. 206.
Littering, dumping and outdoor storage — See Ch. 298.
Article I General Regulations
Article II Alleys
[Adopted as Art. 2 of Ch. 5 of the 1968 Revised Ordinances (Ch. 96 of the 1986 Code)]
[Amended 7-5-2017 by Ord. No. 2017-5]
It shall be unlawful for any owner or owners, occupant or occupants of any lands lying within the Borough of Penns Grove to allow, permit or maintain any brush, weeds, dead or dying trees, stumps, roots, obnoxious growths, poisonous and noxious plants detrimental to health, filth, garbage, trash and debris or any accumulation of dead weeds, grass or brush upon said occupied or unoccupied lot or land or on or along the sidewalk or street adjacent to the same.
[Added 9-7-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-13]
No person or persons, firm or corporation shall deposit, throw, spill or dump dirt, mud, gravel, sand, stone, cement, trees, stumps, brush, grass, weeds, wood, metal, iron, plastic, manure, fertilizer, ashes, coal, cinders, refuse, garbage or debris or other material upon any highway, street, road, lane or alley, or portion thereof, within the limits of the Borough; nor shall any person or persons, firm or corporation throw, deposit, spill or dump the same upon any public or private land within the limits of the Borough without the permission of the owner thereof; nor shall any person or persons, firm or corporation cause or permit the same to be done.
The Board of Health, Department of Public Works, and Construction Code and Housing and Zoning Officials shall have equal authority and responsibility for the administration and enforcement of the provisions of this article as follows:
Whenever a Borough official charged with enforcement of this article determines that there is or has been a violation of any provision of this article, he or she shall give notice of such violation to the person, persons or entities listed as owners of the subject property on the records of the Borough Tax Assessor in accordance with Subsection C below and to any known operator or occupant. The notice shall direct that the violation be removed, abated, cured, prevented or desisted within 10 days of the date of service of the notice, exclusive of the date of service, or summons issued for such violation. The Borough official or his/her designee may extend the time for compliance with the notice of violation for up to 30 additional days, provided that, in his/her judgment, the abatement, removal, prevention, cessation or cure of the condition violated cannot reasonable be effected within the ten-day period. In the event that the condition violated is not abated, removed, cured, prevented and desisted from or otherwise fully remedied within the specified period as set forth in the notice, a summons may then be filed in the Municipal Court by the Borough against the person, persons, entity or entities so notified.
Whenever a Borough official charged with enforcement of this article determines that an owner or occupant has habitually and repeatedly violated this article, the Borough official shall not be required to provide the property owner, operator or occupant of the subject property with a ten-day period to remove, abate, cure, prevent or desist as provided in Subsection A of this section. A property owner, operator or occupant of a subject property shall be deemed to have habitually and repeatedly violated this article when the Borough official charged with enforcement of this article has, within a twelve-month period, issued to the property owner, operator or occupant two or more notices of a violation in accordance with Subsection A.
In the event of a violation of this article, notice of said violation shall be served upon the property owner, operator and occupant of the subject property as determined from the records of the Borough Tax Assessor and other reliable sources of information either personally or by mail. In the event of service by mail, it shall be made by registered or certified and by regular mail. Service by regular mail shall be considered valid. If all of the mailings are returned undeliverable, service shall be accomplished by posting the notice at the subject property. Service may also be made by personal service of the notice upon the owner, operator or occupant or upon a member of the family of the owner over 14 years of age residing in the same dwelling as the owner.
[Added 9-7-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-13; amended 7-5-2017 by Ord. No. 2017-5]
Where the violations or conditions existing on the premises of any private or commercial property are of such a nature as to constitute an immediate threat to life and limb unless abated without delay, or of such a nature as to cause interference with poles, wires, cables, conduits, and other electronic conductors and fixtures necessary for the maintenance and operation of electrical services, telephone services, cable communications systems or other utility, the Borough official charged with enforcement of this article may either abate the violation or condition immediately or order the owner, occupant or operator to correct the violation or condition within a period of time not to exceed three days. Upon failure to do so, the Borough official may abate the condition immediately and the Borough may seek reimbursement of all costs, fees, expenses, or other charges associated with the abatement in accordance with § 198-6 of this article.
[Amended 6-17-1986 by Ord. No. 86-5; 4-21-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-4; 9-7-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-13]
Any owner or owners, occupant or occupants of any premises neglecting to remove any brush, weeds, dead or dying trees, stumps, roots, obnoxious growths, poisonous and noxious plants detrimental to health, filth, garbage, trash and debris or any accumulation of dead weeds, grass or brush from said lands and premises in the Borough within 10 days after being notified to remove the same by or through the Borough official charged with enforcement of this article shall, upon conviction before the Judge of the Municipal Court, be subject to a fine not less than $100 nor exceeding $2,000 or imprisonment for not more than 90 days, or both.
Any owner or owners, occupant or occupants of any premises neglecting to remove any brush, weeds, dead or dying trees, stumps, roots, obnoxious growths, poisonous and noxious plants detrimental to health, filth, garbage, trash and debris or any accumulation of dead weeds, grass or brush from said lands and premises in the Borough on a habitual or repeated basis as set forth in § 198-3B shall, upon conviction before the Judge of the Municipal Court, be subject to a fine not less than $100 nor exceeding $2,000 or imprisonment for not more than 90 days, or both, for each instance in which the Borough was caused to remove the same pursuant to § 198-6.
For purposes of sentencing, each violation of this article shall be treated as a separate offense.
[Amended 9-7-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-13]
Upon the failure of any owner or owners, occupant or occupants of any premises to remove any brush, weeds, dead or dying trees, stumps, roots, obnoxious growths, poisonous or noxious plants, filth, garbage, trash and debris in accordance with this article, the Borough official charged with enforcement of this article may, in his or her sole discretion, cause the same to be removed and the cost thereof shall be certified to the governing body of the Borough, which shall examine the certificate and, if found correct, shall cause the cost as shown thereon to be charged against said lands and shall be added to and become and form part of the taxes next to be assessed and levied upon such lands, the same to bear interest at the same rate as taxes, and shall be collected and enforced by the same officer or officers and in the same manner as taxes.
The imposition and collection of the fine imposed by this article shall not bar the right of the Borough to collect the cost of removal in the manner as required in this article, and the remedy shall be cumulative.
[Added 8-15-1995 by Ord. No. 95-12; amended 9-7-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-13[1]]
If a property owner agrees that brush, weeds, dead or dying trees, stumps, roots, obnoxious growths, poisonous or noxious plants, filth, garbage, trash and/or debris should be removed from his property but cannot afford said removal, the owner(s) may apply to the Mayor and Council for removal by the Borough of Penns Grove. If the application is accepted by the Mayor and Council, the costs of removal shall be determined and a mortgage and mortgage note shall be signed by the owner(s) and the Mayor in the amount of the costs of removal, plus costs to be determined for recording and preparation of documents. The mortgage shall be recorded as a lien against the property and shall be at an interest rate of 8%. Payment shall be due in full upon the sale or other transfer of ownership of the property.
Editor's Note: Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. II).
[Adopted 5-18-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-7 (Ch. 80 of the 1986 Code)]
The owner, tenant, occupant or person in charge of property adjoining an alley designated for municipal use pursuant to this article shall not allow, permit or maintain any brush, weeds, dead or dying trees, stumps, roots, garbage, trash, or debris on or upon an alley adjoining or traversing over the property of said owner, tenant, occupant or person in charge.
§ 198-10 Notice of violation. [1]
In the event that an owner, tenant, occupant or other person in charge of property adjoining an alley fails to maintain said alley in accordance with the provisions of § 198-9 of this article, the Borough of Penns Grove or the Housing Officer shall provide written notice to said owner, tenant, occupant or person in charge of the property. Said notice shall inform the owner, tenant, occupant or person in charge of the property as to the violation of the provisions of this article and direct that said violation be corrected within 10 days of the date that said notice is served. The notice required pursuant to this section shall be served either personally or by certified mail, return receipt requested.
§ 198-11 Violations and penalties. [1]
Any owner, tenant, occupant or other person in charge of property who fails or neglects to remove any brush, weeds, dead or dying trees, stumps, roots, garbage, trash, or debris on or upon an alley designated for municipal purposes pursuant to this article within 10 days after written notification to remove the same shall be subject to a penalty as provided in § 1-2 of this Code.
§ 198-12 Removal by Borough. [1]
Upon the failure of any owner, tenant, occupant or other person in charge of property to remove any brush, weeds, dead or dying trees, stumps, roots, garbage, trash, or debris from an alley designated for municipal use pursuant to this article, said items shall be removed by the Borough of Penns Grove. The Penns Grove Housing Officer shall certify the cost of removal to the Borough of Penns Grove Council. Upon examination of said certificate, the Borough of Penns Grove Council, if it finds the certificate to be correct, shall cause the cost as shown thereon to be charged against said lands, and such additional assessment shall be added to and become a part of the taxes next to be assessed and levied upon said lands, the same to bear interest at the same rate as taxes, and shall be collected and enforced by the Borough of Penns Grove Tax Collector.
The imposition and collection of a fine or other penalty pursuant to § 198-11 hereof shall not bar the Borough of Penns Grove from all the rights and remedies permitted pursuant to § 198-12 hereof.
This article shall apply to any and all alleys located within the Borough of Penns Grove and dedicated for municipal use.


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IMEI code in Vertu Ti
Know IMEI code
Vertu Ti
How to see the IMEI code in Ti
First method:
There is a very easy way to see the IMEI code in a Vertu Ti through a hidden code in the system.
The IMEI code identifies a mobile device uniquely, each Vertu device has its own IMEI code, this code must be printed on the device box and in the case of devices with removable battery under it. Here we discover how to get it in a Vertu Ti very easily through the system settings.
Estimated time: 1 minute.
Unlock your Ti and go to the home screen to get started.
Click on the phone icon of your Ti, it is usually located at the bottom left.
If the numeric keyboard does not appear, press the keyboard icon to open it.
Press the following sequence with the Ti keyboard: *#06# (asterisk, hash, zero, six, hash).
By default, you should see the IMEI code of your Vertu Ti if not, press on the "call" button, and it will appear.
Users rating on see IMEI in Vertu Ti
Do you keep the case of your Vertu Ti? In this case you will find the serial number code and the IMEI/MEID in the barcode on the back of the box.
What is the purpose of obtaining the IMEI code of a Ti?
The IMEI code is used for example to find out if a device Ti it is an original Vertu, or it is a copy or imitation.
It is important to know what your IMEI code is in case of theft, to report it and ask the telephone operator to block the device and can not be used by another person.
It is also necessary to request an unlocking or release of the Vertu Ti and that can be used with any SIM card of any operator, i.e. unlock a phone or tablet.
Other uses of the IMEI code are: knowing the country of origin of the device, knowing the date of manufacture and purchase, knowing the serial number, knowing if the device still has the manufacturer's Vertu warranty and know if the device is on some IMEI blacklist
Vertu Ti is a device with a size of -, a screen size of 3.7 inches and a screen resolution of 480 x 800 pixels (~252 ppi pixel density).
It has a processor Dual-core 1.7 GHz, a RAM memory 1 GB RAM and an internal memory of 64 GB.
The Vertu Ti it comes from the factory with the operating system Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
Vertu Signature
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Q: How to add two fractions? Assuming that these functions are already given:
include <stdio.h>     /* printf                         */
include "fractions.h" /* struct FRACTION, add_fractions */

struct FRACTION make_fraction(int numerator, int denominator)
{
  struct FRACTION f;

  f.numerator = numerator;
  f.denominator = denominator;

  return f;
}

void test_fraction(int numerator1, int denominator1,
                   int numerator2, int denominator2)
{
  struct FRACTION a = make_fraction(numerator1, denominator1);
  struct FRACTION b = make_fraction(numerator2, denominator2);

  struct FRACTION c = add_fractions(&a, &b);

  printf("%i/%i + %i/%i = %i/%i\n", a.numerator, a.denominator,
                                    b.numerator, b.denominator,
                                    c.numerator, c.denominator);
}

void testGCD(void)
{
  int m, n;

  m = 15; n = 18; /* GCD is 3 */
  printf("GCD of %i and %i is %i\n", m, n, GCD(m, n));
  printf("GCD of %i and %i is %i\n", n, m, GCD(n, m));

  m = 80; n = 20; /* GCD is 20 */
  printf("GCD of %i and %i is %i\n", m, n, GCD(m, n));
  printf("GCD of %i and %i is %i\n", n, m, GCD(n, m));

  m = 21; n = 47; /* GCD is 1 */
  printf("GCD of %i and %i is %i\n", m, n, GCD(m, n));
  printf("GCD of %i and %i is %i\n", n, m, GCD(n, m));

  m = 68; n = 153; /* GCD is 17 */
  printf("GCD of %i and %i is %i\n", m, n, GCD(m, n));
  printf("GCD of %i and %i is %i\n", n, m, GCD(n, m));
}

int main(void)
{
  testGCD();

  test_fraction(2, 3, 1, 6);
  test_fraction(1, 5, 4, 9);
  test_fraction(3, 7, 12, 21);
  test_fraction(5, 8, 3, 16);
  test_fraction(7, 8, 3, 12);
  test_fraction(0, 8, 3, 16);
  test_fraction(1, 1, 3, 16);
  test_fraction(5, 8, -3, 16);
  test_fraction(1, 5, -4, 9);
  test_fraction(-1, 5, -4, 9);

  return 0;
}

My task is to write GCD() and add_fractions(), and this is what I have written:
include "fractions.h"

struct FRACTION add_fractions(const struct FRACTION *a, const struct FRACTION *b)
{
    struct FRACTION c ; /*result struct*/
   /* int GCD_a = GCD(a.numerator, a.denominator);  GCD of the fraction a*/
    /*int GCD_b = GCD(b.numerator, b.denominator);  GCD of the fraction b*/

    c.numerator = (a.numerator) + (b.numerator);
    c.denominator = a.denominator ;

    return c;
  /* struct FRACTION empty;*/
   /*return empty;*/
}

int GCD(int a, int b)
{
    /*Variables*/
    int remainder = 0; /*remainder*/
    int larger = a;
    int smaller = b;

    remainder = larger % smaller;
    while (remainder != 0)
    {
      larger = smaller;
      smaller = remainder;
      remainder = larger % smaller;
    }

    return smaller;
}

Assuming that for the moment both denominators are equals, why I can't run this with Cygwin? I use this command to compile
gcc -Wall -Wextra -ansi -pedantic -Wno-unused-parameters main.c fractions.c -o fractions.exe

and I have two errors: (Cygwin is in Spanish on my computer so I am not sure that what I am going to write is the exact translation):
error: trying to put "numerator" in something which is not a struct

(and the same for denominator)
What is the problem?

A: const struct FRACTION *a, const struct FRACTION *b

So a and b are pointers to a constant struct FRACTION. Then later you write:
c.numerator = (a.numerator) + (b.numerator);

you don't access members of struct pointers using ., but using ->, this should be
c.numerator = a->numerator + b->numerator;

P. s. 1: the parentheses are not needed, don't put them in superfluously, they decrease readability.
P. s. 2: your addition formula is broken, use
c.numerator = a->numerator * b->denominator + b->numerator * a->denominator;
c.denominator = a->denominator * b->denominator;

instead.

A: In your add_fractions function, you've declared a and b as pointers to struct FRACTION:
struct FRACTION add_fractions(const struct FRACTION *a, const struct FRACTION *b)

Since a and b are pointers, not structs, you can't write things like a.numerator.
You either need to dereference a and b before using the . operator:
c.numerator = ((*a).numerator) + ((*b).numerator);
c.denominator = (*a).denominator ;

or use the -> component selection operator, which is a shorthand way of doing the same thing:
c.numerator = (a->numerator) + (b->numerator);
c.denominator = a->denominator ;

A: In addition to user529758's point that your addition algorithm should be
  n1 * d2 + n2 * d1
= ------------------
       d1 * d2

I believe Jonathan's point needs to be emphasized that you will then need to divide the numerator and denominator of the result through by the GCD to reduce the resulting fraction to its lowest form.
For example, you can implement a new function to do the reduction:
struct FRACTION reduce_fraction(const struct FRACTION *frac)
{
    struct FRACTION reduced;
    int gcd = GCD(frac->numerator, frac->denominator);

    reduced.numerator = frac->numerator / gcd;
    reduced.denominator = frac->denominator / gcd;

    return reduced;
}

Your add_fraction function will now look like this:
struct FRACTION add_fractions(const struct FRACTION *a, const struct FRACTION *b)
{
    struct FRACTION c;

    c.numerator = (a->numerator * b->denominator) + (b->numerator * a->denominator);
    c.denominator = a->denominator * b->denominator;
    return reduce_fraction(&c);
}

Also,  given that you've done the hard work in determining what the result should be in the comments, instead of printfing to stdout, why not assert these - this provides the basis for automated unit tests:
#include <assert.h>
...
m = 15; n = 18;
assert(GCD(m, n) == 3);
assert(GCD(m, n) == GCD(n,m));

m = 80; n = 20;
assert(GCD(m, n) == 20);
assert(GCD(m, n) == GCD(n,m));

And the same for add_fractions and reduce_fraction, as well :)

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The final EMIG Scotland meeting of 2022 was held virtually on Wednesday the 7th of December 2022.
Brenda Dooley, the Managing Secretariat of EMIG Scotland and CEO of AXIS Consulting Scotland has arranged an excellent line-up of speakers for this event and are as follows:
Leslie Galloway
Leslie Galloway has built a successful career over 45+ years in senior management roles in both the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. Elected as the EMIG Chairman in 2005, Leslie Galloway has been instrumental in the metamorphosis of EMIG from being a business/networking group to the influential trade association it is today. In July 2014, Leslie was elected VP, European Confederation of Pharmaceutical Entrepreneurs (EUCOPE) and was appointed to the Board of the EU Medical Cannabis Association in 2019.
He was involved with the negotiation of the 2019 Voluntary Scheme and was a Member of the Working Group for the NICE Review of Methods and Process. He was also the Vice Chairman of the NICE Project Development Group for Local Formularies Good Practice Guidance, a member of the NICE Medicines Optimisation Guidance Development Group and is currently an Expert Adviser to the NICE Centre for Clinical Practice. In April 2020, Leslie became co-founder and Chairman of TetrisPharma Ltd.
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Jade Marshall is the Senior Director, Portfolio Strategy, EUR/INT at Jazz Pharmaceuticals and is the EMIG representative on the Scottish Medicines Consortium User Group Forum. Possessing an MSc. Economic Evaluation in Healthcare, Pharmacoeconomics/ Pharmaceutical Economics from City, University of London and a MEneg Engineering Mathematics from Bristol University, Jade has extensive experience in the market access and health economics field. Previously, she was the HEOR Director, International of GW Pharmaceuticals Plc.
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Alison Strath is the Chief Pharmaceutical Officer for Scotland. As the senior advisor on pharmacy and medicines issues, she provides professional and strategic leadership to the pharmacy profession in Scotland. This includes pharmacy and medicines related policy and legislation, involving issues such as community pharmacy service negotiations, access to newly licensed medicines via the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) and the UK Voluntary Pricing and Access Scheme (VPAS).
Alison was Principal Pharmaceutical Officer in the Scottish Government from 2002 to 2020 and was Professor of Community Pharmacy Practice at Robert Gordon University's School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences in Aberdeen from 2008 to 2018. She was made a Fellow of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain in 2010. In 2018 Alison was appointed Emeritus Professor at the School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences at Robert Gordon University. Alison was a Director at McPherson Pharmacy Ltd, with her husband Ken McPherson, from 1996 until 2018.
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Exploring the restaurant and food scene... has become one of my favorite parts of traveling to new places and perhaps the best part for me is doing all the research beforehand, which of course I did for this trip. Thanks to Instagram, it's fairly easy to find pictures of delicious food and beautiful restaurants to venture to. I love using the save tool in order to keep track of all the great spots that come up on my feed and my Charleston section was completely full well before I even booked my tickets! As expected, we had the best time eating our way through the city and a very hard time narrowing down all the selections! Charleston has become a foodie destination in many respects over the last 10-15 years and I certainly did not get a chance to explore as many places as I wanted to. I honestly just needed about 5 more meals there to feel complete! But we did hit a bunch of amazing spots and I can't say I was disappointed with any of them. So without further ado, our full eating itinerary. Enjoy!
Friday afternoon I visited the stunning Camiella's at Hotel Bennett for afternoon tea. The tea selection was great and they had yummy little savory and sweet treats. It wasn't the most outstanding tea service I've ever had but I certainly would go back with a group of girlfriends or my mother. It's also a ladies lounge at night, a perfect place to grab a drink before or after dinner. More to come on Camiella's because the decor is just beyond stunning and quite frankly deserves it's own blog post! Friday night I ordered room service at The Mills House after being just too exhausted to go out and find something by myself before my sister arrived. I must say, I was not disappointed by how delicious the fried chicken sandwich was, which checked my box for eating fried chicken in the south! The fries were actually really good as well, topping my room service food expectations exponentially!
Saturday we had a quaint lunch on the porch at Chez Nous. This place is so picturesque as it's located in a small house off the main road with a big courtyard and small, cozy inside., somewhat reminiscent of a ski chalet. We had a delicious fish of the day and salad, which might sound simple but was actually really good and felt special since the menu here changes every single day. And side note, the chef has beautiful cursive handwriting, as he physically writes new menus every day! Since both of us were recovering from colds, we opted out of the extensive wine list but I know whatever they offered would have been great and paired really well with the menu. This is a great place for a nice lunch but probably even better for a romantic date night.
Saturday afternoon we had a little cheese happy hour if you will at the infamous Goat Sheep Cow North, and it totally lived up to the hype! We ordered a small cheese and charcuterie plate and everything on it was outstanding. I wish we could have ordered more cheesy snacks like the mac and cheese or grilled cheese sandwich but this was meant to be a precursor to our actual dinner reservation so I held back a bit. There is nothing I love more than an opportunity for some gourmet childhood favorites. We frequented their second location in North Charleston, which in addition to having a large selection of cheeses to purchase deli style and sandwiches to go like the original South of Broad location, it also has a large dinning room and big beautiful bar. In addition to everything we had being delicious, the decor was spot on. I loved the combination of the large checkered floor and gorgeous marble bar, a design combination I am planning on taking into our condo remodel, fingers crossed. Overall, I would highly recommend visiting as a big group or small, for any cheese mouses like myself!
Saturday for dinner we ventured to the well known King Street for The Darling Oyster Bar, casually known by our Uber driver as little darling, which is just SO CUTE and so southern. My sister Becky loves oysters and she was perfectly happy trying the entire selection on the menu that day. The space was very beautiful and I kind of wish we could have gone during the day so I could have seen the decor pop a bit more. I didn't exactly love the blue crab tagliatelle I ordered and definitely wish I went for the lobster roll instead but I had my skinny margarita and fries to share so I was good. Also, if you order fries and love aioli like me, request the special sauce to dip into, it's delicious and not too spicy.
Sunday morning we got some lattes and yummy pastries to go at Hotel Bennett's cute little patisserie. This place is adorable and I imagine a great spot to get some work done if you have some time to kill. They had a wonderful selection of French pastries and they even make macaron towers, in addition to selling mini ones individually. Becky and I grabbed some vanilla lattes and macarons to take on our ride to Magnolia Plantation and were instantly cheered up from the rain.
Sunday for lunch we headed to the highly recommended Italian restaurant La Farfelle which is yet another beautiful space with high ceilings, a clean white palate, bistro bar chairs and some beautiful navy banquettes. They also have a patio that I am sure is very pretty but due to the rain pours that morning it was out of commission. Of course Becky ordered oysters and I ordered a carbonara pasta without the guanciale and both were so good. My pasta cravings were met with happiness and even Becky couldn't help take some for herself. We also order the whipped ricotta, which I liked but we both were surprised with how sweet it was. My aperol spritz hit the spot and I would definitely come back.
Sunday afternoon Becky and I headed to Zero George to have a glass of brut rosé before dinner and take in the porch life that appears to be the norm in Charleston, or maybe just the south in general. Sitting there for an hour in the afternoon really made me crave a simpler, slower afternoon on a porch type of life, until I realized how quickly I like to walk and my type A, anxious personality that I am not that equipped to change at this point in my life. But regardless, Zero George is a perfect spot to soak in an afternoon with some refreshments and also another beautiful place to have dinner. Their dinning room looked very quaint and romantic, so I would certainly put that on my list for next time.
For our Sunday dinner and our last meal together, we ventured to what everyone has unanimously described as a the best barbecue place in Charleston, Lewis Barbecue. For the majority of the weekend, I had planned for us to go to Leon's Oyster Shop, but then realized they weren't known for barbecue and given that I had my fried chicken moment already and Becky had likely eaten enough oysters for one weekend, we decided barbecue made the most sense. So it was Lewis's but then one Uber driver recommended Rodney Scott's BBQ, another Bear E Patch Cafe, Willie Jewlls Old School BBQ or Bessinger's, I was completely unsure. So en route to Rodney Scott's, our next Uber driver convinced us that Lewis was the still the best so we redirected our ride and ended up there after all. I wish I had more meals to try out all of them, but perhaps I will just have to come back and do a barbecue tour of the south. Lewis did not disappoint and was delicious! They didn't have chicken but I loved the turkey and my sister was very happy given her high standards after having lots of barbecue experiences in college. My favorite part, however, was hands down the mac and cheese! I can't explain how delicious it was, all I can say is that it's the best I have ever had, hands down. And I have had my fair share of mac and cheese! I would actually go back just for that, my sister had to coax me out of ordering a second portion! Worth the hype!
Monday morning I didn't have much time before my 1pm flight back but I did get a chance to stop at Sugar Bakeshop for a cookie to go on the way to the airport. I grabbed a ginger molasses and chocolate chip for Arthur and had the gluten free chocolate chip myself to pair with my latte while I waited for my flight. They were all spectacular and Arthur was very happy when he picked me up and the airport and received his little treat. Overall, a weekend well fed!
These were all the places we tried out ourselves, but I have lots more places to recommend in my Charleston Guide, coming soon.
I visited Charleston... for all the common reasons most Americans do. The historic homes, delicious cuisine, charming and colorful streets, the experience of being in a place that despite it being the year 2019 takes great pride in conserving the character and history of a place with deep, old American roots. A place that appears to be consistently praised for and perhaps also haunted by its history. So when coming to visit for the very first time, those same roots that created these pastel colored homes and shutters I knew would flood my Instagram account, also unfortunately represented some of our country's most shameful narratives. The word roots itself always takes me back to a few days in middle school when my classmates and I watched what felt like hours and hours of the 1977 mini series Roots. I remember those days so very clearly because it was the first time I ever was exposed to the concept of slavery at this magnitude. Of course I had learned about the slave trade, colonialism and the plantation model in history classes before, but the impact of what I learned in books just did not compare to seeing the story with my own eyes. To be honest, it was really scary, what the therapist in me would label a secondary or vicarious trauma. And let me preface this by saying, that for me to even say I was somewhat traumatized by watching a fictionalized story of slavery, is a privilege. The reality is that so many Americans' ancestors lived it and these narratives have passed down not just amongst enslaved peoples but also those of the South. It's impact is far reaching even beyond the constraints of the Mason-Dixon Line as slavery impacted all areas of American life. When I think about what that impact means today the term intergenerational trauma rings a bell. The concept that we ourselves can be impacted and suffer as a result of the suffering and traumatic experiences of those who came before us. That suffering and the effects of suffering, can be passed down.
Traveling through Charleston was as beautiful and charming as it felt heavy and wrought with my own unresolved feelings about our nation's history. So much of what I loved about my visit had major ties to the contributors of West African and Caribbean culture- the music, the cuisine, the landscape, the architectural details, the lemongrass baskets I couldn't stop swooning over. When we pulled into the Magnolia Plantation and toured the slave grounds I felt a smidge of what life must have been like to be so far away from home, or to call something home because it's all I ever knew without having any real ownership or rights to. To be somewhere where you aren't free. I know that despite the incredible horror and hardship slaves endured, there was a large amount of real spirit, an inner connected source of strength amongst a group of people that had no choice but to overcome suffering. I think that is something that all Americans can relate to in coming to terms with the narratives that got us here, despite the differences in how we all experienced our shared history. Even those of us not directly related to slaves or slave owners, have been impacted in some way or another by these tragedies. I also know that despite slavery being abolished, the impact of having kidnapped, abused and exploited a people didn't just end there. No matter where in the country we are the impact is often pretty clear, we still have severely immobilized many African Americans and Black citizens with the continued impact of Jim Crow laws and now extremely disproportionate incarceration rates. Economic and educational opportunities have certainly improved over time, but at a much slower rate than most other groups.
So as a I walk through the places where so much history happened, I can't help but feel some of the weight of what it means for myself as an American. I will always believe in the power of progress and I believe we have certainly made so much already. What I would like to see more of is just simply an acknowledgement of what has transpired, the ability to recognize the systems of power that have both caused and resolved a lot of the world's traumas. By walking through these streets I felt a weird sense of balance, seeing that there was acknowledgment and thoughtfulness about where we were and how we arrived there. I felt pride in knowing I was also one of those people, someone who walks through the world not pretending to know everything, because I don't, but as someone who acknowledges the truth. Someone who's curious and cares about knowing. They say ignorance is bliss but I think authenticity is everything. How else would I be able to sit here on this porch, enjoying the sweet drinks, kind people, beautiful homes, slow pace, without acknowledging the suffering that came before, and probably still exists in some form or another. After all, what are we made of if not our stories?
Aerin Lauder has remained a style icon... of mine for many years. She is one of those people who just has it, if that makes sense. And by it I suppose I mean she has a natural eye for beautiful things and places, a seamless sensibility that translates simply. That is perhaps my favorite style, effortless chic. So of course I've always admired her own products and made mental notes to visit her gorgeous boutiques in The Hamptons and Palm Beach. When I finally caught wind of her shop in Los Angeles, located of course on the very fashionable Melrose Place, I immediately made a visit a top priority. Once I arrived I was informed that the shop was in fact only a pop-up, making my trip there all the more special. I was extremely impressed, but not too surprised, that the space appeared permanent grade with beautiful decor and a stunning outdoor setup that I'd like to spend a whole afternoon at. The shop is a collection of Aerin's pretty perfumes, candles and trinkets, with the welcomed addition of all her curated finds from other amazing designers. I love how easily everything she has collected for this shop comes together and it is easy to see how her relaxed, yet always upscale sensibility shines through. So if you are in the Los Angeles area before April is up, I highly recommend you pay a visit! I've linked some of my favorite online items from all the many retailers that carry her products-particularly the collaboration with Williams Sonoma that I still can't get over. Enjoy!
I've been searching far and wide... for a dress like this with THESE sleeves! I'm obsessed with the puffy, multi-gathered sleeve, which is actually called a a Marmaluke or Virago sleeve for anyone as obsessed with this style as me! As you might already know, I am always on a continuous, year round search for the perfect little white dress, a timeless staple in my closet and an item I don't think I will ever be done with. There is just nothing that can top a clean, white ensemble in my book; it's basically my version of the little black dress. And even though Labor Day hasn't happened yet, this is a perfect way to prepare ahead of time or just break the super lame and irrelevant rule. So the second I purchased this dress, I right away mentally packed it in my suitcase to Charleston. My sister and I went last weekend for a girls trip to celebrate my getting married this year and so wearing a chic white number was certainly in the cards. Unfortunately, the rain took over for the majority of our trip but I was able to shoot it in front of the most perfect home in Charleston with the lovely and extremely talented photographer Gladxia Mari! To top off the crisp white I added a chic headband I found in store at Forever 21 recently. I can't find the exact headband I purchased on their website, however, I figured I would link all the beautiful options given this amazing headband trend that I am so on board with at the end of this post! More to come on my trip to Charleston soon, enjoy!


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  <recipe>
    <head>
      <title>Autumn Harvest Couscous</title>
      <categories>
        <cat>Vegetarian</cat>
        <cat>Vegan</cat>
        <cat>Main dish</cat></categories>
      <yield>8</yield></head>
    <ingredients>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>6</qty>
          <unit>medium</unit></amt>
        <item>Leeks with 4 inches of greens left on</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>1</qty>
          <unit>tablespoon</unit></amt>
        <item>White vinegar</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>12</qty>
          <unit>cups</unit></amt>
        <item>Vegetable broth</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>4</qty>
          <unit>tablespoons</unit></amt>
        <item>Olive oil</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>8</qty>
          <unit>large</unit></amt>
        <item>Cilantro sprigs; washed, roots and stems bruised</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>9</qty>
          <unit/></amt>
        <item>Garlic cloves; peeled and lightly bruised</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>3</qty>
          <unit/></amt>
        <item>Cinnamon sticks; each 3 " long</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>2</qty>
          <unit>teaspoons</unit></amt>
        <item>Cumin</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>2</qty>
          <unit>teaspoons</unit></amt>
        <item>Curry powder</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>1/4</qty>
          <unit>teaspoons</unit></amt>
        <item>Saffron threads; crumbled</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>1</qty>
          <unit>teaspoon</unit></amt>
        <item>Coarse salt</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>6</qty>
          <unit>medium</unit></amt>
        <item>Carrots; peeled, halved] lengthwise, and cut into 2" lengths</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>3</qty>
          <unit/></amt>
        <item>Russet potatoes; peeled and cut into quarters</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>1/2</qty>
          <unit>pounds</unit></amt>
        <item>Turnips, small, white; peeled and quartered</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>3</qty>
          <unit>small</unit></amt>
        <item>Yellow onions; peeled and halved</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>2</qty>
          <unit>medium</unit></amt>
        <item>Zucchinis;ends trimmed</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>3</qty>
          <unit>large</unit></amt>
        <item>Tomatoes, ripe; cored and quartered</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>1</qty>
          <unit>can</unit></amt>
        <item>Garbanzo beans (16 oz); rinsed and drained</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>1</qty>
          <unit>cup</unit></amt>
        <item>Pitted prunes; halved</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>1/2</qty>
          <unit>cups</unit></amt>
        <item>Golden raisins</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>3</qty>
          <unit>tablespoons</unit></amt>
        <item>Cilantro leaves; chopped</item></ing>
      <ing>
        <amt>
          <qty>8</qty>
          <unit>cups</unit></amt>
        <item>Couscous; cooked</item></ing></ingredients>
    <directions>
      <step>   1.  Trim roots off leeks. Cut a 2-inch "X"{ throught he white bulb and a
  3-inch "X" through the green ends.
   Place leeks in a bowl and cover with water and 1 T vinegar.Soak for 30
  minutes to remove any sand.Drain and rinse under running water. Reserve.

   2.  While the leeks are soaking, prepare athe seasoned broth. Place broth,
  olvie oil, cilantro sprigs, garlic, cinnamon sticks, cumin,ciurry powder,
  saffron and salt in a very large, heavy pot. Bring to a boil, reduce heat
  and simmer for 30 minutes.

   3.  Place reserved leeks, carrots, potatoes, turnips and onions into the
  broth. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 30 minutes.

   4.  Using a potato peeler, peel zucchini lengthwise at intervals to make 3
  or 4 stripes in the skin. Cut zucchii into 1 1/2-inch lengths.

   5. Add zucchini, tomatoes, garbanzos, prunes and raisins.Stir gently so
  that vegetables don't break up.
   Cook for 30 minutes.

   6.  Just before serving, gently heat vegetables and broth through. Stir in
        3    TBS of the chopped cilantro.
   Spoon cooked couscous into shallow bowls and top with vegetables and
  broth. Garnish with the remaining tablespoon of chopped cilantro. Serve
  hot.

   Per serving: 526 cal; 9 g fat; 0 chol

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When you arrive home, take your dog out for a walk or let him explore your enclosed backyard. Walks in the neighborhood should only be done when the dog has been fitted with a secure harness. Since this is his first time in his new neighborhood go slow and let him sniff. If your new dog is nervous and is pulling on the leash, then take him inside or let him explore the backyard. Once he has eliminated you can take him inside.
Introduce him to his new home on leash, including the confinement area. A confined area could be an area blocked off with a baby gate, an exercise pen area, or a crate.
Take off his leash, give him a chew or a stuffed Kong.
Start alone-time training now. Begin getting your dog used to short absences within the first few hours of his arrival. You will want to spend every minute with your dog when he first comes home, but it is better to prepare him for a normal routine right away. He must learn to be relaxed, calm, and settled when alone—and this doesn't come naturally to dogs, social animals that they are.
Dogs that are potty trained in their foster home will have to re-learn this in their new home. Potty accidents can happen even with adult, previously house-trained dogs. It is not at all obvious to dogs that the bathroom rules in one place apply everywhere else. Take your new family member outside to eliminate every 2 – 3 hours and then reward him with treats. Prevent accidents by watching your dog when inside and use a baby gate to block rooms and areas where you can't see him. Crates and ex-pens can be used when you can't watch your dog. With a little patience and supervision, your dog will soon be fully versed in potty etiquette.
Until your dog is perfectly house-trained, don't leave him alone except in his confinement area (gated kitchen, exercise pen area or crate).
Dogs learn by association or by pairing safe as good and bad as dangerous. Many behavior issues (barking, growling, biting, etc) stem from a negative association, which translates into danger for the dog. From the beginning make sure you set some positive association for your new dog. That means a lot stuffed Kongs and toys, limited family visits and trips to the outdoor mall. Hold the hugs—for now. Allow time for you and your dog to get to know each other before you try to handle him completely. Dogs can be just as particular as humans about being touched by strangers and as long as your relationship is brand new, proceed with respect. You wouldn't ask for more than a kiss on a first date, right? To make it a pleasant experience for your dog to be touched, offer a treat every time you touch him in a new area. Any kind of grooming or holding should be minimal at first and always combined with lots of delectable treats. If your dog is on medication of some kind, be extra gentle and careful. A good rule of thumb is to let the dog initiate petting sessions until you know each other well.
Toys galore. Toys are a great way to engage your dog's brain and pair a positive association. Dogs have distinctly individual toy preferences, depending on the day, time, and situation. Do some detective work and find out what truly tickles your dog.
Work to eat. Biologically speaking, your dog is not supposed to have a bowl of kibble plunked down in front of him. He is a hunter by nature, meant to work for his keep. Mimic this by serving your dog's food in a Kong or treat ball. Your dog will spend the first part of the day figuring out how to get at his food and the rest of it recovering from the mental effort. Perfect!
Difficult stuffing = Tighter packed food, such as canned dog food, mash potatoes, cream cheese or peanut butter will take effort on your part to get out of the Kong.


Chase Amos (28 and a deputy sheriff) and Matthew (Matt) Thompson (36 and an employee of the US Department of State) chose the iconic Hotel del Coronado to host their modern event filled with plenty of chic touches. The pair said their vows on the Windsor Lawn under a custom wood wedding arch, then guests mingled on the lawn and relaxed on posh lounge areas sectioned off by tall hedges while sipping a signature drink— a spin on the Moscow mule dubbed the "matrimony mule." Their palette was a sophisticated combo of gleaming silver and gold paired with navy blue and dark gray accents. Although they generally skipped florals in favor of greenery, the pair did opt to add a few blooms to their cake and reception tables. A custom green hedge marked with the grooms' names popped in the sleek speakeasy-inspired reception, and black plates and gold flatware topped rustic whitewashed wood tables.


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TAMPA - The first thing the Bolles boys soccer team is going to do when it returns to Jacksonville is make sure a new sign gets hung at Skinner-Barco Stadium.
One that reads "Bolles Boys Soccer: 2009 Class 3A State Champions."
"Every day we practice and there's nine state championships for football posted up right on the field and then the girls' state championship for soccer," senior Patrick Lanahan said. "They've got it all, and now it's time for us."
The Bulldogs defeated Tampa Berkeley Prep 2-1 on Saturday at the University of Tampa's Pepin Stadium for the program's first state title. It was Bolles' fourth appearance in the state championship and 14th in the final four.
"We feel like the Red Sox," Lanahan said. "When it comes down to the end of the season and the football team's like, 'You finally going to break the curse?' "
The Bulldogs can finally answer "Yes," after bouncing back from a one-goal deficit against Berkeley Prep (29-3) thanks to the standout play of several of its seniors, including Lanahan, Jake Keator and keeper John Rush.
Keator netted the eventual game-winning shot in the 56th minute, after Buccaneers defender Jake Felman made a poor clearing attempt. Keator trapped the ball in the center of the field and one-touched it just inside the right post from 20 yards.
"When I heard Pat screaming ... that was my hint [that it was going in]," Keator said with a smile after the match. "Things happen like that and you just have to take advantage of it."
The Buccaneers took a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute when senior Joey Rosati launched a free kick from 45 yards along the left sideline. Rush misjudged the shot, as the wind caught it, and it curved into the goal.
"I thought it was going to go over at first," Rush said. "As soon as I saw it coming in it was like 'Oh, it's right there.' ... It was just a lapse of where I should be on the goal line."
But Rush more than made up for the misplay with two key saves late in the match that helped seal the state title victory.
"John made a mistake on that first goal, but he came up big for us in those two [saves]," Bolles coach Jim Lieb said. "He's been a big part of our team for two years now, and he's one of the reasons we're state champions."
Another is Lanahan, who netted the equalizer for Bolles (22-6-4) about five minutes after Berkeley Prep's score.
Junior Jacob Stenson gathered a ball off a quick throw-in down the left side and made a run down the wing. He turned in toward the goal along the end line and hit a textbook pass to Lanahan, who finished it home from about 6 yards out.
"I just saw it coming and I was nervous that I was going to miss," Lanahan said, "but I put it in the net."
And helped ensure the Bulldogs can finally call themselves state champions.
"We constantly hear about football, football, football," Rush said. "And finally to be able to come away with one is just an overwhelming feeling."


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Q: Divide a set in two partitions with Some conditions Consider one set of numbers S which contains the N numbers , I want 2 subsets(S1, S2) of S such that S1 U S2 = S.  S1 intersection S2 = null .
 I want all possible combinations of S1 ans S2.
 I got that if my Set contains N numbers i will get 2^N combinations of subsets.
I have tried following code.
DemoPartition Class
public class DemoPartition {

    ArrayList nodes = new ArrayList();
    ArrayList<Partitioning> partition = new ArrayList<>();

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        DemoPartition dp = new DemoPartition();
        try {
            int nums=3;

            dp.DividePartition(dp.nodes,nums);
            System.out.println(dp.partition);
            System.out.println(dp.partition.size());

        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

    private void DividePartition(ArrayList nodes,int nums) {
         for (int i = 1; i <= nums; i++) {
                nodes.add(i);
            }
        for (int i = 0; i < nodes.size(); i++) {
            Partitioning parts = new Partitioning(new ArrayList(), new ArrayList());
            parts.getMobile().add(nodes.get(i));
            partition.add(parts);
        }

        ArrayList<Partitioning> temparray = new ArrayList<>();
        for (Partitioning parts : partition) {
            for (Object obj : nodes) {
                if (!parts.getMobile().contains(obj)) {
                    parts.getCloud().add(obj);
                }
            }
            if (nodes.size() != 2) {
                Partitioning newone = new Partitioning(parts.getCloud(), parts.getMobile());
                temparray.add(newone);
            }
        }
        partition.addAll(temparray);

        Partitioning parts = new Partitioning(new ArrayList(), new ArrayList());
        for (int i = 0; i < nodes.size(); i++) {
            parts.getMobile().add(nodes.get(i));
        }
        partition.add(parts);
        Partitioning newone = new Partitioning(partition.get(partition.size() - 1).getCloud(), partition.get(partition.size() - 1).getMobile());
        partition.add(newone);
    }

}

Partitioning Class
public class Partitioning {

    private ArrayList mobile;
    private ArrayList cloud;

    public Partitioning(ArrayList mobile, ArrayList cloud) {
        this.mobile = mobile;
        this.cloud = cloud;
    }

    public ArrayList getCloud() {
        return cloud;
    }

    public void setCloud(ArrayList cloud) {
        this.cloud = cloud;
    }

    public ArrayList getMobile() {
        return mobile;
    }

    public void setMobile(ArrayList mobile) {
        this.mobile = mobile;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return "S1=" + mobile + " S2=" + cloud + "\n";
    }

}

output when nums = 3
[S1=[1] S2=[2, 3]
, S1=[2] S2=[1, 3]
, S1=[3] S2=[1, 2]
, S1=[2, 3] S2=[1]
, S1=[1, 3] S2=[2]
, S1=[1, 2] S2=[3]
, S1=[1, 2, 3] S2=[]
, S1=[] S2=[1, 2, 3]
]
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which works when nums is 2 and 3 and not works when nums >3. I know my code is not complete , I am not getting the generic logic how to solve this problem, Please help me out.


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In this week's cover story, Jonathan Michels chronicles the three-year history of Occupy Winston-Salem, a group that dispensed with the tactic of encampment and focused instead of steady, consistent solidarity work with other progressive actors across North Carolina.
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The election of Barack Obama sent ripples of hope throughout the United States and the international community and seeded the notion that the country had transformed itself into a postracial utopia. Meanwhile, race itself, and racism, permeated political and social arenas nationwide as the American public grappled with the question of why and how much the president's, or anyone's, racial and ethnic identity really mattered. This also led to pertinent discussions on the meaning and significance of race and ethnicity in 21st-century U.S. society. Though unified in our thirst for change, America was divided, not necessarily along racial lines but by where we stood on the position of the importance of race and ethnicity as a concept. Some saw racial and ethnic group divides as an important historic institution that formed the basis of a real social hierarchy; others saw these divides as a false notion and a shameful stain on the otherwise polished face of a great nation.
Both the embracing and the backlash surrounding Barack Obama made evident what were still very salient categories in our daily national discourse and experience: color, race, ethnicity, and nationality. Obama's political opponents weren't the only ones who called into question the president's identity; suspicion was evident on both sides of party lines as political figures and the public evaluated their new leader. Could the new president be trusted to represent mainstream America, or would he underhandedly advance black interests? Did he embody real "American" values despite being raised in a nontraditional family by a single mother? What did it mean that the president was also viewed as part of an educated black elite: Was the president black enough? What did it mean that he was rumored to worship amid an Afrocentric congregation: Was he, perhaps, too black? As a child of an interracial marriage, should he be considered black at all? And with ties to relatives in Africa, was he really even an American?
The very public examination of the president's identity, the dissection of his identity into distinct facets of his life experience, illustrates a critical connection between our individual and collective identities and the broader narrative on what it means to be a part of this nation, to be an American. It also made clear that while the shape and form of racial and ethnic identity today is ever changing, it plays as important and central a role in our lives today as it has in the past. It is not only the way many people in the United States define themselves, it is still very much the way in which we define one another.
Elsie Achugbue, "Introduction" in Multicultural Perspectives on Race, Ethnicity, and Identity, eds. Elizabeth Pathy Salett and Diane R. Koslow (Washington, D.C., NASW Press, 2015). http://www.naswpress.org/publications/diversity/inside/multicultural-perspectives-intro.html.
Lift Up Thy Voice: The Grimke Family's Journey from Slaveholders to Civil Rights Leaders
Posted in Biography, Books, History, Media Archive, Monographs, Slavery, United States, Women on 2012-08-06 22:26Z by Steven
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Paperback ISBN 9780142001035
Mark Perry
A story of race consciousness and the fight for equality told through the lives of one extraordinary American family
In the late 1820s Sarah and Angelina Grimké traded their elite position as daughters of a prominent white slaveholding family in Charleston, South Carolina, for a life dedicated to abolitionism and advocacy of women's rights in the North. After the Civil War, discovering that their late brother had had children with one of his slaves, the Grimké sisters helped to educate their nephews and gave them the means to start a new life in postbellum America. The nephews, Archibald and Francis, went on to become well-known African American activists in the burgeoning civil rights movement and the founding of the NAACP. Spanning 150 eventful years, this is an inspiring tale of a remarkable family that transformed itself and America.
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Members of the Harborfields Central School District recently took action by attending an outdoor family movie night at Oldfield Middle School to raise funds for a school affected by Hurricane Harvey.
The movie screening, hosted by the Oldfield Middle School Student Government, featured the 1995 film "Jumanji" on an outdoor inflatable movie screen at the 2 Old Field Road school in Greenlawn.
Students came out with their families to support the cause, where they set up blankets and chairs to watch the film on Sept. 28.
With tickets sold for $6, Havranek said more than 200 people participated in the event that raised $1,000 through tickets, donations and selling concession items. The funds will be donated to hurricane relief through AdoptAClassroom.org, a nonprofit organization that helps purchase supplies for schools in need.
Havranek said the funds will go towards school supplies for students or school repairs, depending on which school receives the donation. They are still waiting to hear which school will receive the donation.


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One of many things Eagles coach Chip Kelly needs to do in the wake of this wake of a 2015 season is not repeat the mistake he made last season.
Even after his failing squad was eliminated from postseason with one game to go, Kelly took his team up to the Meadowlands with guns-a-blazin' in an effort to topple the New York Giants in a meaningless contest.
His logic was that playing the younger, less-experienced players who needed more development was never a consideration because they hadn't earned extra playing time yet.
Then he tried, unconvincingly, to bond with the fans by spouting some nonsense about being "from Philadelphia and we fight."
He had better not come with that same approach coming down the stretch here in 2015, in which the Eagles remain alive by mathematics only for the NFC East title.
In these final five games, which starts with one the Eagles wouldn't win even if they were 11-0, fans need to see more of wide receiver Josh Huff and less of Riley Cooper; more of safety Ed Reynolds and less of Chris Maragos; more of cornerbacks Eric Rowe and Denzel Rice and less of E.J. Biggers; more of tight end Trey Burton and less of Brent Celek; more of running back Kenjon Barner and less of DeMarco Murray; and even more of outside linebacker Marcus Smith than Connor Barwin, who's banged up and might actually benefit with a few more snaps off each week.
This way, the coaches would at least be able to justify their current practice of playing defensive end Taylor Hart over veteran Brandon Bair, who actually made plays for them before missing time with an injury. Since he's recovered, he can't even get a jersey on game days because they've deemed Hart too indispensable.
And while Kelly is at it, cutting wide receiver Miles Austin and poaching training-camp standout and local hero Rasheed Bailey off the Jacksonville Jaguars practice squad also would correct the mistake they made by keeping Austin over Bailey in the first place.
Eagles fans are more perceptive than Kelly believes them to be. They understand a squad suddenly infused with this younger talent might be prone to more mistakes than the group they're paying hundreds of dollars every other week to watch now.
But at least they and the coaches would be able to get a better read on whether there's a real future for the youngest players.
Because everyone knows by now what the Eagles have with the current playing rotation, and it's a good bet nobody wants to see that anymore.


New starting 2016: if you sold your principal residence, you have to report the sale on Schedule 3 and Form T2091. You do not have to pay tax on any gain from the sale because of the principal residence exemption. Change in usage from principal residence to rental or business is deemed disposition and has to be reported. There is a penalty for non reporting.
According to Ottawa police, these scams happen all year, but there's usually an increase in complaints starting in March until the end of April because scammers target people during tax season.
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Volunteers on this wonderful project work in small groups at one of three locations around the community, all within easy walking distance from the volunteer houses. There are sessions for both elementary age children (grades 1-6) and also for young teens, and the program operates Monday – Thursday in the morning and afternoon, as well as on Friday mornings. Volunteers are well supported with an on-site project manager facilitating planning and preparation for all classes and activities.
This is a highly varied volunteer-powered program and so volunteers are always needed! This year-round program gives vulnerable children access to educational tools and support so they feel comfortable and have the resources and assistance they need to learn. Volunteers will teach, mentor and play with the children, providing a much-needed safe-haven for them to learn new skills and educational tools, work on computers (simply not affordable for most of them at home), explore the arts, play sports, make friends and have fun. This program opens up a whole new world for many of these children. Volunteers working on this program have access to the program's Volunteer Houses – fully equipped and comfortable homes located within an easy walk of the program's classrooms, close to the beach and the several seaside restaurants on offer. Volunteers are free to explore the local area, laze on the white sandy beaches or relax with other volunteers. All volunteer houses have filtered drinking water, hot water showers, 'western-style' toilet facilities, comfortable beds and Wi-Fi Internet access.
Requirements: We welcomes all those 18 years and over who wish to help create a brighter future for people living in marginalized communities of Honduras. While this project is best suited to those pursuing a career in the fields of education, social work, international relations, psychology and linguistics, volunteers who simply wish to be involved in a more 'varied' project are also welcomed as there are many ways you can assist and individual projects can often be tailored to suit the particular skills and interests or each participant. While the ability to speak Spanish is a huge plus, volunteers are accepted at all levels of fluency and lessons are available. Importantly, all applicants must first and foremost have a genuine willingness to help, show drive and initiative, and bring a positive 'can-do' attitude. If this sounds like you, we want you on the team!
Project Location: Honduras is a beautiful country with amazing people and a rich culture and with the Caribbean Sea at its doorstep, and mountains with tropical waterfalls and cloud forests just to the South, the community of El Porvenir is a simply stunning place to visit. In their free time, volunteers are free to explore the local area, laze on the white sandy beaches or relax with other volunteers. It's like volunteering in paradise!


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Ganesh Das Hospital gets show cause over newborn death, MHRC pulls up Meghalaya government
by NE NOW NEWS August 1, 2020 7:32 am November 11, 2021 11:34 pm
Ganesh Das Hospital entrance
A show-cause notice was issued to the authority of Ganesh Das Government Hospital by the Meghalaya government seeking an explanation in connection with the alleged harassment and stigmatization of a mother from containment area, who went to the hospital for delivery on July 28.
The mother, a resident of Mawlai Mawtawar declared as containment area was brought back to the hospital. The child was delivered on the same day but expired.
Health minister, A L Hek on Friday informed that the show cause was issued to the medical superintendent of Ganesh Das Government Hospital on July 30, seeking an explanation within three days on the incident.
"We have issued the show cause to the MS of Ganesh Das on July 30 and we are waiting for the reply," Hek said while reiterating that no stigmatization against anyone should take place.
Asked if an action would be taken, Hek said that the government would first see the reply based on the show cause which was issued to the hospital authority.
A few days back, Hek said that the hospital could not admit the mother for delivery as there were no more rooms in the isolation ward of the hospital.
Hek said that the hospital has to take precautionary measure on patients who come from the containment area, and they have to be kept in an isolated ward not in the general ward because of COVID-19.
Meanwhile, the Meghalaya Human Rights Commission (MHRC), Shillong headed by chairperson, Justice T Vaiphei has taken suo motu cognizance of the incident at Ganesh Das Government Hospital based on media reports and issued notice to the Meghalaya government through the Chief Secretary to cause an effective enquiry into the matter within 30 days.
The commission has also granted interim relief for the gross trauma that the mother had to endure.
"The Commission has observed that the matter raises serious issues of violation of human rights as the State Authorities have failed to ensure the Right to Life and medical care to its citizens, which is a fundamental right and it is the paramount duty of the State to protect and safeguard such rights of any individual," the MHRC said.
The commission also said that it is appalling under what circumstances the patient was denied admission in a hospital run by the state government and manned by public servants as defined under Section 21 of the Indian Penal Code.
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