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Multiplayer Comes To Skylanders For The First Time
By Simone de RochefortAugust 6, 2015August 11th, 20157 Comments
Well, well, well.
Skylanders SuperChargers, which comes out on September 20, will be the first Skylanders game with competitive multiplayer. We just learned a lot of new details about Skylanders SuperChargers, thanks to announcements made at Gamescom.
Here's what's new:
Racing Mode: Online and Local
SuperChargers is all about the vehicles, and you can't have vehicles without racing. There will be two-person split-screen races in Skylanders SuperChargers, and you can race up to four players online. At this point it sounds like it has a lot of similarities to Mario Kart—and believe me, that's not a bad thing. There are three-lap races littered with power-ups and hidden routes.
There are some differences, though. Since your vehicle in Skylanders is a physical toy that you actually own, it stands to reason that those vehicles would be pretty unique in the game. Each one will have two weapons (a light attack and a heavy attack) that you can use to sabotage other players. You build up to these attacks by collecting power cells throughout the course. Don't confuse these with power ups, which are the closest thing to Mario Kart's items. Like Mario Kart, you don't know what you'll get when you hit one. But unlike Mario Kart, whatever you get goes into effect immediately—no saving power ups for the most opportune moment.
Apart from these races, there are separate Challenges that are character-specific. Buy more figures, unlock more Challenges. There are 20 in total.
Usually Skylanders allows two-person cooperative play in the adventure mode of the game. This will be the same in SuperChargers, but there will also be online adventure mode, and you can voice chat with friends—only friends. If you're playing online with a stranger, voice chat will be disabled.
When you purchase the Skylander SuperChargers Starter Pack ($74.99) you get six tracks. That makes two tracks for each of the different environment types: land, sea, and air. But there's more on the way.
Skylanders games have offered up waves and waves of new character figures, but for the first time Skylanders SuperChargers will provide expansion content in the form of "Racing Action Packs." There will be one expansion pack for each environment, and I can guarantee that they won't be the last expansions we'll see for this game.
The Racing Action Packs also contain one new vehicle, one new Skylander figure, and a villain trophy. The villain trophy will grant you two new tracks and two new game modes.
There are 12 of these trophies total, 4 for each environment type. You can fight and defeat the villains, then store your chosen character on the trophy toy and use it like you would a regular Skylander.
Skylanders SuperChargers Racing
Not to be confused with Racing Mode, although it certainly will be. Racing is its own game, available for the Wii and the 3DS. This pure racing game has more tracks and supports online and local multiplayer.
Basically it seems like the basic adventure mode of Skylanders may be too hefty for these systems to handle. That's why there's a separate racing-only version just for Wii and Nintendo 3DS. However the figures from this starter pack will still work on the Wii U, which means that yes, your Bowser and Clown Cruiser Skylander/amiibo will work on the Wii U, even if they are only available in the Wii Starter Pack.
As usual, my head is reeling with all the new stuff Skylanders is offering. There's a lot to buy, but in this case that means there's also a lot of gameplay content.
Being inspired by Mario Kart—which they almost certainly were—isn't a bad thing. Plus, since you can for the first time buy hybrid amiibo/Skylanders, it seems Nintendo has given their seal of approval.
Online play is something that's been lacking in the Skylanders franchise until now, and they've gone about adding it in a way that's kid-friendly and safe.
Look out for our review of Skylanders SuperChargers in September.
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If you're not the person preparing the agenda and papers, ask for copies along with previous minutes and make sure you review them before the meeting. This will help you anticipate the discussion and decisions that need to be made. It will also give you a guide as to what actions might arise.
Use previous meeting minutes and/or the agenda to create a template for your minutes. Most meetings will follow the order of the agenda and often the meeting papers will outline the decisions or actions to be taken. You can prep these in your template, meaning you can better focus on what is said in the meeting.
The Chair will be able to guide you on how formal the minutes will need to be. They will also be the person who has the final sign off on the meeting minutes, so can give you guidance on the level of detail and format they expect.
Some people still prefer to take minutes using paper and pen. Others prefer going straight to the laptop. Personally, I prefer to take minutes on the laptop as I type quicker than I write and if the agenda order changes, it's easier to shift things around. If you are planning to use a laptop make sure it is fully charged or that there'll be a plug close to where you are sitting. It's also helpful to keep your original typed document, creating a new document when it comes to the editing process. Always make sure you have a notebook and pen just in case your technology doesn't work!
Be the first one in the meeting room. Make sure any technology you plan to use is working and, as above, if you're using a laptop, choose a seat close to a power supply. As people arrive, if you don't know them, introduce yourself and make yourself a seating plan – this will make it easier to note who said what and who has received actions in the meeting.
Minute taking is a great skill to have, regardless of your role within a company, and it needn't be daunting.
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Illawarra Federal Labor MPs Sharon Bird and Stephen Jones have today welcomed the release by Infrastructure Australia of a discussion paper on a National Land Freight Strategy, which recognises the key role of Port Kembla as a nationally significant networked port.
"I am delighted that the role of Port Kembla has been recognised for the first time as a solution to Australia's freight handling task.
"The paper by Infrastructure Australia proposes that Port Kembla should also become formally part of the national land freight network. This is a good report for the Illawarra and for Port Kembla", Ms Bird said.
Federal Member for Throsby, Stephen Jones, said he was particularly pleased that the report proposes to separate freight trains from passenger trains.
"As the freight handling task in Australia increases, we do need to ensure that we can untangle the uses of rail and have dedicated freight routes and passenger routes.
"This report recognises what we are trying accomplish by arguing for the completion of the Maldon-Dombarton rail link.
Ms Bird arranged for Infrastructure Australia's Infrastructure Coordinator, Mr Michael Deegan to visit Wollongong in July 2009 to tour Port Kembla, meet with the Port Kembla Port Corporation and other regional stakeholders.


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FauxPilot: It's like GitHub Copilot but doesn't phone home to Microsoft
GitHub Copilot, one of several recent tools for generating programming code suggestions with the help of AI models, remains problematic for some users due to licensing concerns and to the telemetry the software sends back to the Microsoft-owned company. So Brendan Dolan-Gavitt, assistant professor in the computer science and …
Saturday 6th August 2022 12:54 GMT Il'Geller
…Copilot relies on OpenAI Codex, a natural language-to-code system based on GPT-3…
… The models that it's using right now are ones that were trained by Salesforce, and they were again, trained basically on all of GitHub public code…
I think in the near future there will be a system using directly natural language instead of program code. Indeed, it makes no sense to spend a lot of money on translating such the language into a structured format, when AI can do it automatically. See how AI translators work? Programs are the same translations!
Saturday 6th August 2022 19:51 GMT Anonymous Coward
My feeling is that natural-to-natural translation is between two domains of near-equal dimension, whereas
natural-to-program translation is from a lower to a higher dimension, making far more educated guesses about the details.
Such "natural-to-natural translation" exists: look at all these translations from one human language to another programs? Now it's just a matter of time, until ... m ... a new tool that will "translate natural-to-natural" will become commertial product. It shall do everything without the participation of programmers and without code.
Sunday 7th August 2022 08:07 GMT Flocke Kroes
Re: Flying pigs build ice rink in hell
Natural language as used by humans combines vagueness with self contradiction. This makes it useless as a single source for programming computers. A big part of a programmer's job is to understand what the problem is so it is then possible to narrow the vagueness where is matters and strip out the defective half of self contradiction. (Unless you are on a cost plus contract, where vagueness is an opportunity to implement the wrong thing and charge extra for a change order.)
Programmers will not be replaced by AIs with no understanding of the problem converting natural language into code. Far more likely is that humans will learn to understand there own problems and be able to express them clearly and unambiguously. I am sure this will happen as soon as my flying car is powered by a portable fusion reactor.
Sunday 7th August 2022 11:34 GMT Il'Geller
So what? "... combines vagueness with self contradiction..."? Enough to hire people who can think but don't know how to program. Programming is dead and the profession of "programmer" is a thing of the past. If there is an opportunity to save money then this chance will be realized, no matter what.
I bet that a huge number of companies are working right now on how to displace programming with AI.
Yeah, and I bet some are working on EM drive, cold fusion and orbital steam rockets. Want to buy a bridge?
Monday 8th August 2022 15:40 GMT yetanotheraoc
"Programmers will not be replaced by AIs with no understanding of the problem converting natural language into code."
s/will not/should not/
Software architects have been replaced by project managers with no domain knowledge and/or no understanding of business requirements. Since the software is unfit for purpose, maybe an "AI developer" would be a way out of the mess. No?
Do something, as long as it doesn't cost much.
Sunday 7th August 2022 17:33 GMT elsergiovolador
So how are we going to program?
"Oi mate! Kindly peep for when the geezer clicks that button, yeah? And if he does then ya know, execute that function I told you to write yesterday, that one with the big for loop, yeah? Oh and we need to monitor the clicks so we know our ad campaigns work, do you know what I mean? Yeah? You'll find tags in the campaigns folder on the G drive. Now do your magic and I am off to pub, cheers!"
Saturday 6th August 2022 16:36 GMT vekkq
Surely the code snippets are small enough so that they can't be copyrightable?
Re: Fair use
Perhaps, but do you really want to discuss your use of rangeCheck with Oracle's lawyers?
Sunday 7th August 2022 09:48 GMT Richard 12
Re: Licensing
That question is for lawyers to get rich on.
License compliance is already difficult enough with the literal myriad of commercial licences that have to be closely inspected.
Adding snippets of code that were licenced under an attribution clause, yet with no possible way of determining who must be given attribution makes it straight-up impossible.
The other thing is of course that there's a lot of software patents, and in some jurisdictions even obvious one-liners are patented.
Of course, patents aren't a problem as long as software using Copilot is not sold in such jurisdictions, but banning it from the USA et al could somewhat limit the market.
Saturday 6th August 2022 19:37 GMT vtcodger
Philosophical Question
If Microsoft doesn't know who you are, where you are, and what you are doing, do you exist?
Re: Philosophical Question
It is too expensive to maintain personal AI centrally. For example, on one of Microsoft computers. Especially if the maintense can be done for free, on a user's computers. Indeed, Microsoft needs the final product, result, not the information that was used for it. As I said twelve years ago: the time of absolute privacy has come! Nobody needs to spy on Internet, makes no sense anymore.
I'll flip it on the head. Do they exist?
"It would be an immense amount of work to try and curate a data set that was free of security vulnerabilities."
I'll save you the trouble. There aren't any.
We've seen vulnerabilities from the bottom all the way up to the Linux kernel.
Instead of searching for the Holy Grail, how about curating the data set to indicate the licenses of the code it was trained on?
Monday 8th August 2022 09:37 GMT Warm Braw
how about curating the data set to indicate the licenses
Given the small finite number of boilerplate licences, you'd think it would be an eminently suitable task for ML.
Monday 8th August 2022 10:49 GMT Spazturtle
Why does the licence of the code it was trained on matter?
If I learn to code by reading GPL code and participating in open source development that doesn't mean that all future code I write is covered by GPL, why should it be different for an AI.
Monday 8th August 2022 16:24 GMT Jimmy2Cows
The AI isn't understanding the spirit of the code and putting its own interpretation on it.
The AI is copying snippets of code verbatim, scraped from licence-controlled sources. Hence whatever the AI generates could well have some kind of onerous licensing requirments, attribution etc.
Monday 8th August 2022 17:32 GMT Il'Geller
You don't understand that AI is a database of structured texts, which computer can understand. This means that the AI is able to replace any programmer,
Software glitch revokes copyright protection for AI-generated comic book
So is AI artwork copyrightable? Not quite as case remains up in the air
Midjourney, DeviantArt face lawsuit over AI-made art
Updated Lawyer known for GitHub Copilot case to argue artists' legal struggle
OpenAI's ChatGPT is a morally corrupting influence
No principles or virtues, people accepting everything it says – this bot is perfect for political life
Publisher halts AI article assembly line after probe
In brief Plus: Academics debate citing ChatGPT as research co-author; Getty Images sues Stability AI
Universities offered software to sniff out ChatGPT-written essays
Feature Teachers hopefully get their hands on the tool within months
What keeps this FBI director up at night? China's AI work, for one
Hacking the world with ML is Uncle Sam's job, buddy
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AI lawyer to fight first legal case in court, startup claims
In Brief Plus: How much would you pay for ChatGPT? And British AI drug biz gets snapped up for half a billion
Publisher breaks news by using bots to write inaccurate stories
Worse still, human editors appear not to have caught the mistakes
Writing tool from AI21 Labs won't do all the hard work for you
Wordtune Spices is more like an AI-powered Grammarly
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Soccer is much more than a game, or even a way of life. It's a perfect window into the crosscurrents of today's world, with all its joys and sorrows. In this remarkably insightful, wide-ranging work of reportage, Franklin Foer takes us on a surprising tour through the world of soccer, shining a spotlight on the clash of civilizations, the international economy, and just about everything in between. How Soccer Explains the World is an utterly original book that makes sense of our troubled times.
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Jacob is one of the personas from our book, A Web for Everyone. It can be hard to think about using the web in ways that are different from your own experience. These personas helped us think about all the different people who are served by innovative, accessible, universal design.
The right technology lets me do anything.
Jacob is a paralegal in a large law firm. He reviews cases and writes summaries, cross-referencing them to the firm's own cases and clients. He's building expertise in his area of law and is hoping to go to law school in a year or so.
As far as Jacob is concerned, it's the technology that's handicapped, not him. When everything is in place, he can work just as fast and just as effectively as anyone in his office.
He's a bit of a gadget geek, always trying out new tools, looking for a little edge and something new. The last few years have been a lot of fun with all the new apps, and VoiceOver on his Mac and phone lets him use most of them pretty well. He likes the challenge of learning new tools.
His other challenge is running. He's training for a 10K run, running with a club in his neighborhood and using an app to plan his routes and track his distance.
He's just started to use The iPhone app, Passbook, and uses it to get train tickets and other travel. The regional rail system has an app, so he can just pull up the barcode and scan it at the ticket office. No fumbling for the right printed card—total independence. Same phone as everyone. Same app as everyone, and it all just works.
Jacob relies on sites and apps that are built well, in this story from Chapter 4. "They say that on the Internet, no one knows who you are. That's really true for me. I think there are people in my company who don't know I'm blind—they only see me through email or the case summaries I write. When a site works with my screen reader, I have control over my own experience. I can preview the content on the page by listening to all the headings on the page. I'm confident I know I'm putting the right information in the right field on a form. Best of all, I'm no different from anyone else—and I'm faster than some of my co-workers, if you want to know the truth.
People with visual disabilities make up about 2.6% of the world's population (about 0.6% are blind).
In the U.S., about 1.8 million people can't easily see printed words.
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London Out to Ambush the Ambushers
When 36 young Dutch women turned up at the Holland v Denmark world cup group match sporting orange mini-dresses distributed by brewers Bavaria, there was some concern with the strict approach taken by FIFA, footballs governing body, in ejecting these ladies from the ground and even arresting two of them on charges of organising "unlawful commercial activities".Some regarded the approach as heavy-handed but FIFA argued that Bavarias actions constituted what has come to be known as "ambush marketing"-where companies not willing to pay the huge sums demanded to become an official sponsor of a sporting event, associate themselves with the event in some way in order to cash in-and moved swiftly to protect Budweiser, the official beer of the finals.For the record, the two ladies arrested were later released without charge by a South African court.Given that London is due to host the Olympics, the largest sporting event of them all in 2012, there has been a great deal of debate as to how London will deal with similar issues, should they arise in two years time.Various "Olympic" terms are already registered trademarks and the UK of course already has complex and comprehensive intellectual property laws to protect copyrights, trade marks and the like. However, the London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Act 2006 created the "London Olympic Association Right" (LOAR) as well as preventing unauthorised association with the Games.The LOAR gives far wider protection to official sponsors as it will apply where there is any (unauthorised) association with the London Olympics in the course of trade. Whether such association exists will be determined by the overall impression of the representation.It also creates two lists of prohibited expressions-lists A and B. Companies will be caught if they use any two words from list A ("Games", "Two thousand and twelve", "2012" or "Twenty Twelve") or any one word from list A with one or more words from list B ("London", "Medals", "Sponsor", "Gold", "Silver" or "Bronze").The penalties are tough too: Any company deemed to have infringed could face a criminal fine of up to £20,000 and there are also potential civil sanctions such as injunctions, damages and delivery up of goods.There is a potential impact on small and medium businesses (SMEs) who cannot afford the sums demanded for official sponsorship but who want to use the Olympics coming to these shores to promote their business. These businesses in particular should be seeking advice even at this stage about what they are planning to do and how these actions may be viewed by the Olympic organising committee.
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Taylor Armstrong says she's 'happier and healthier than ever' amid rumors she's getting the boot from 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills'
By Chiderah Monde
Armstrong has had a tumultuous run on the show, including facing her husband's suicide and allegations of having an alcohol problem. (Katy Winn/AP)
Rumors are swirling that Taylor Armstrong might be getting the boot from "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" soon.
The embattled reality star, who dealt with her husband committing suicide and faced allegations of having a drinking problem from castmates while on the show, is set to be replaced - along with one other unnamed cast member, according to TMZ.com.
The website claims that Armstrong will likely be replaced by Dayna Devon, the former host of "Extra" and a star on the TLC show "Plastic Wives," and wife of prominent Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Brent Moelleken.
Armstrong and one other 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' castmate will likely be replaced soon, says TMZ. (Bravo/Joe Pugliese/Bravo)
But Armstrong is debunking those reports. On Saturday, she took to Twitter to clarify she and her daughter are fine.
"I am happier and healthier than ever. Kennedy is so happy as well. We are doing great. Don't believe what you read," she wrote.
Adrienne Maloof has reportedly told Bravo executives that she wants out of the show. (Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)
A dismissal from "Housewives" wouldn't come as a surprise to most. Armstrong has emerged as one of the most tumultuous personalities on the show, and has engaged in feuds with other cast members.
Coincidentally, according to TMZ co-star Adrienne Maloof has told executives that she does not want to return to the show next season. Sources close to Maloof tell the website that she believes the "intrusiveness of the show has ruined her family and personal life."


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While Trump is threatening the world with his (so far verbal) attacks on North Korea and recently Iran during the full Moon and in particular the upbuilding Mars-Saturn square and the slowly separating Mars/Pluto trine, we can also see the other (and brighter) side of the coin, where nuclear weapons are being defeated.
The malefic out of sect L6 (Mars) in trine aspect with Pluto describes the pending risk of nuclear weapons. Mars is just in the 10th house, thus visible to all (just remember the last North Korean tests).
It is a paradox, that the Nobelprize is given to a campaign which aims to abolish nuclear weapons while at the same moment (after we had nearly forgotten about their existance…) just these weapons do represent once again the biggest threat of the last decades….
Interestingly, the prize is represented by the 10th house ruler Mercury, already combust by the intercepted 9th house ruler which represents foreign nations (Trump included, as the prize is given in Norway). Both planets, Sun and Mercury, are applying to a square with Pluto. No need to say that the aspect will perfect at 16°, in partile square to Pluto….
We have to put our hopes in Saturn, which is the strongest planet in this chart, in his own term and face and in sect. (Venus in her own trip is out of sect, and can just help less). With the Moon trining Saturn, hopefully the contracts will hold and the parties respect them, respect each other.


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Military plane carrying 143 people skids off the runway and crashes into a RIVER during botched landing at Jacksonville airport
Miami Air International Boeing 737 crashed into St. Johns River on Friday night
It was carrying 136 passengers and seven crew members from Guantanamo Bay
All people on board were rescued, with two passengers treated for minor injuries
Captain Michael Connor said the fact that everyone was saved was a 'miracle'
By Andrew Court For Dailymail.com
Published: 00:09 EST, 4 May 2019 | Updated: 04:03 EST, 4 May 2019
Fire and Rescue crews rushed to Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Florida, on Friday night after a military charter plane carrying 143 people skidded off the runway and plunged into water.
The Miami Air Boeing 737 was returning from Guantanamo Bay when it ended up in St. Johns River following the botched landing shortly after 9.30pm.
The plane was not fully submerged in the water, and all passengers were evacuated safely.
Two people were treated for minor injuries, according to CBS.
The Miami Air Boeing 737 was returning from Guantanamo Bay when it ended up in St. Johns River following the botched landing
Pictures show the plane in shallow water, with crews working to control jet fuel which had spilled out of the aircraft
Captain Michael Connor, the commanding officer of NAS Jacksonville, said during a news conference that the fact that nobody died was a 'miracle'.
He said: 'I think it is a miracle. We could be talking about a different story this evening.'
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Q. Dr. Mandel, thank you for coming today. Were you Michelle Ayala's primary oncologist from September of 1999 until she passed away on September 9th, 2000?
Q. Can you briefly explain to the jury what the specialty of oncology is and what oncologists do.
A. Medical oncologists are doctors that treat patients with cancer using chemotherapy and other injectable or orally administered modalities.
Q. Briefly, by way of background, where did you attend medical school?
A. Washington University in St. Louis.
Q. And when did you graduate?
Q. And what was the next step in your medical education?
A. I did my residency at the University of Minnesota.
Q. And was it during your residency at University of Minnesota that you acquired an interest in possibly pursuing oncology as a specialty?
Q. What was the next step in your medical education?
A. I did my fellowship in medical oncology at the Cleveland Clinic.
Q. And was that from 1995 till 1997?
Q. Can you tell the jury a little bit about what a fellowship in oncology is.
A. A fellowship in oncology is a training period much like a residency with a focus on medical oncology; basically all you do is medical oncology.
Q. Doctor, in July of 1997, did you join North Shore Oncology/Hematology Associates?
Q. And how many doctors approximately are in that practice?
A. At that time I was the fourth doctor. There's currently six.
Q. And are all of you oncologists and/or hematologists?
Q. So you had been there approximately two years at the time Michelle Ayala became your patient?
Q. At that time you were on the staff of Good Shepherd Hospital?
Q. And you presently remain on the staff there, and also, I think, there's few other hospitals. What are they as well?
A. Also Lake Forest Hospital, Condell Hospital, and Northern Illinois Medical Center.
Q. At that stage in your career, in private practice about two years, was Michelle one of the younger patients in your practice with ovarian cancer?
Q. Was she the youngest patient?
A. Yes, I believe so.
Q. And in the last five or six years, have you seen anybody younger?
Q. I gather that Michelle made somewhat of an impression on you.
Q. Can you tell the jury a little bit about what you recall about Michelle as a person.
A. Very nice person. Very personable. I think, you know, basically she was a typical 19-year-old, you know, with the same kind of interests a 19-year-old would have.
Q. Was she a fighter, Doctor?
Q. Was she an optimist?
Q. Is there anything that you recall that causes you to remember her being a fighter or an optimist, anything in particular?
A. Basically she was willing to undergo any chemotherapy regimen that was a possible help to her. She didn't want to forego treatment.
Q. Doctor, tell us in general what her general course of treatment was with you.
Q. Can I stop you right there.
Could you tell us a little bit about what radiation therapy is.
A. It's a -- it's a therapeutic radiation that's basically using isotopes that are beamed externally to certain tissue or bone structure.
A. I didn't do that. The radiologist/15 oncologist did that.
But after she was done with that, then I started my treatment, which was the use of chemotherapy.
What was the -- not the first date, but what was the first month that Michelle received any chemotherapy?
A. Can I just check?
A. Her first date of chemotherapy was October 26, 1999.
Q. And this would be about one month after she became your patient?
Q. Can you tell us what the first chemotherapy course was.
A. It was a combination of Carboplaten and Taxol.
Q. Can you tell us a little bit about Carboplaten and Taxol.
A. -- as an outpatient.
Q. When you say that's a standard regimen, is that something well known throughout the industry?
Q. Is that something that's written about in textbooks?
Q. Can you go on and tell us approximately how long she had the Carboplaten and Taxol or how many cycles.
A. She received three cycles.
Q. What was the next chemotherapy that she would have received?
A. It was a combination of three drugs; one is 5-fluoracil, the other is Leucovorin, and the third is irinotecan or CPT-11.
Q. By the way, did the Carboplaten and the Taxol make any significant difference?
Q. What about the second course of chemotherapy?
A. At the end did it make a difference?
Q. Was there any additional chemotherapy after that second course of chemotherapy?
Q. What was the third combination of chemotherapy?
A. The third combination was Doxcil.
Q. And did Doxcil work at all with regard to Michelle's cancer?
Q. Was there any additional chemotherapy tried on Michelle?
A. Yeah. She then received oral VP 16, and then after that she received Gemzar.
Q. Would it be fair to say that you tried five different chemotherapy regimens over this 12-9 month period to try to help Michelle?
Q. Was any of that chemotherapy significantly effective?
Q. Doctor, was any surgery performed on Michelle at all during that 12 months that you treated her?
Q. Can you tell us about that.
A. She had an iliopsoas release surgery done at Loyola.
Q. What is -- can you tell us what type of surgery that is in general.
A. Basically the iliopsoas muscle is a muscle that goes from the spine to the leg. And she had a contracture deformity. And so the purpose of the surgery was to release that contracture deformity.
Q. Was that contracture deformity preventing Michelle from ambulating normally?
Q. And was that surgery successful?
A. She still didn't walk normally after that.
Q. And what caused this contracture deformity?
A. I don't honestly know.
Q. Was Michelle hospitalized at all during these 12 months that she was your patient?
A. Approximately -- I can find out for sure.
A. Approximately four or five perhaps.
Q. Can you give us a sense in general of why Michelle would have had to have been hospitalized during her 12-month battle with this cancer?
A. She had problems with pain control. She had problems with nausea and vomiting. She had problems with nutrition. She had problems with shortness of breath. Abdominal distention. She had a blood clot. So they were various reasons that she was hospitalized. It may have been more than four or five. Again, I car get that information for you.
Q. Doctor, when Michelle was your patient, was she a compliant patient at all times?
Q. Did she do what was asked of her medically?
Q. How about her family, do you remember Michelle's family?
Q. Were they a compliant family? Did they do what was asked of them medically?
Q. Doctor, what did Michelle die from on September 9th, 2000?
A. She died of low blood pressure; hypotension.
Q. And what was the general medical problem that she had that caused other problems?
A. You mean the cancer?
Q. Yes. What was the nature of her cancer?
A. Well, she had the ovarian cancer.
Q. And that was metastatic ovarian cancer?
Q. And that -- in turn, did that metastatic ovarian cancer lead to other more specific complications?
A. Everything I talked about. She had complications of the therapy with low blood counts. She had problems with the weakness and the fatigue and the nausea and the pain from the cancer. She had the blood clot. Yes.
Q. Ultimately, was it the metastatic ovarian cancer that was responsible for the specific medical things which led to her death?
Q. Doctor, the origin of Michelle's metastatic ovarian cancer was the ovary?
Q. And where had that ovarian cancer spread to at the time Michelle first became your patient in September of 1999?
A. To the lungs and to the bone of the spine.
Q. And what stage was that ovarian cancer when she first became your patient in September of 1999?
Q. And that stage 4 you mentioned, was that FIGO stage 4?
Q. Doctor, based on the location of the mets in the lung and the bone when Michelle first became your patient, do you have an opinion to a reasonable degree of medical certainty as to what the mechanism of spread of Michelle's tumor was from the ovary to her lung and to the bone?
A. Hematogenous, through the blood most likely.
Q. Is hematogenous spread or blood borne spread also known as vascular spread?
MR. ROBBINS: No further questions, your Honor.
THE COURT: Ms. Becker -- Bacher. Sorry.
Q. Dr. Mandal, you are board certified in internal medicine, correct?
Q. You're board certified in oncology, correct?
Q. And you perform chemotherapy on patients, right?
Q. You administer the drugs, you determine the modalities of how these patients are treated, correct?
Q. And just to clarify a couple points. Five different chemotherapy regimens were tried on this tumor, and none worked, correct?
Q. Five different drugs or combinations of drugs were used on this tumor, and they didn't work, correct?
A. Is that the same question?
Q. Basically. Just with your treatment, there were five different types of treatment you gave Michelle Ayala's tumor, and none of those treatments worked, correct?
Q. None of them proved to be effective on this type of tumor, right?
A. It didn't help Michelle, no.
MS. BACHER: Thank you. I don't have any questions.
MR. ROBBINS: Judge, one follow-up.
When a patient presents with stage 4 ovarian cancer that has metastasized to lung and bone, Doctor, what is the percentage of survival that that patient will have regardless of the chemotherapy used.
MS. BACHER: Your Honor, objection. Scope.
THE WITNESS: Could you repeat the question.
When a patient presents to you as Michelle did with stage 4 ovarian cancer which had metastasized to lung and bone, what is the percentage of survival according to FIGO regardless of what chemotherapy is used?
MR. ROBBINS: Thank you, Doctor.
MS. BACHER: NO questions, your Honor.
THE COURT: You may step down, sir. Thank you.


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Jeremy J. Nastoff
Escanaba, MI Collections Attorney with 12 years of experience
(906) 786-1403 504 Ludington St.
Escanaba, MI 49829
Collections, Bankruptcy, Business and Landlord Tenant
An attorney in Escanaba, Jeremy combines his previous background in accounting with his legal experience to effectively represent creditors, trustees, banks, and corporations in finance related matters such as bankruptcy law and creditors' rights, banking law, business law, and real estate law. Jeremy's bankruptcy clients (creditors) rely on him to represent them in proceedings before judges in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Michigan and other courts throughout Michigan. On a daily basis, he handles matters related to debt collection, preference claims, UCC claims, the recovery of collateral, and enforcement of security interests. Jeremy also...
Daniel David Mead
Ishpeming, MI Collections Lawyer with 17 years of experience
(906) 485-6420 119 W Division St
Ishpeming, MI 49849
Collections, Bankruptcy, Business and Criminal
Robbie L. Powelson
Ishpeming, MI Collections Attorney with 32 years of experience
Collections, Criminal, DUI and Divorce
Calumet, MI Collections Attorney with 41 years of experience
(906) 934-6170 200 5th St., Ste #106
Collections, Bankruptcy, Consumer and Foreclosure Defense
Mark Bredow
Bloomfield Hills, MI Collections Lawyer with 28 years of experience
(248) 795-5516 41000 Woodward Avenue
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfCollections, Bankruptcy, Consumer and Foreclosure Defense
Wayne State University Law School
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I enjoy helping ordinary people seek protection from creditors both inside and outside of bankruptcy. In my 26 years in the law of debt collection...
Edward Gudeman
Royal Oak, MI Collections Lawyer
(248) 546-2800 1026 W. Eleven Mile Road
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfCollections, Bankruptcy, Business and Estate Planning
Gudeman & Associates, P.C. is a team of knowledgeable attorneys who assist individuals, families and businesses. For over 45 years, we have used our experience, expertise and knowledge of laws to ensure Michigan residents, their families and business are protected. Gudeman attorneys possess a comprehensive background in multiple practices including Estate Planning, Business Planning, Federal and State Taxation, Real Estate and other legal services.
Thomas. R. Morris
Dexter, MI Collections Attorney with 36 years of experience
(734) 221-0077 3258 Broad Street
Free ConsultationCollections, Appeals, Bankruptcy and Business
B.A., International Relations, James Madison College, Michigan State University. J.D., University of Michigan Law School, 1986. Practice concentrated in bankruptcy, commercial law, business law, workouts, real estate and complex situations.
Shawn H. Head
(248) 939-5405 34705 W. Twelve Mile Rd.
Free ConsultationFarmington Hills, MI Collections Lawyer with 14 years of experience
Collections, Business, Criminal and DUI
Shawn is the owner of The Head Law Firm, PLC. He is licensed to practice law in the State of Michigan, and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. He represents individual and business clients throughout the Detroit Metro Area, including Livonia, Westland, Plymouth, Canton, Northville, Farmington Hills, West Bloomfield, Novi, Troy, and other surrounding areas.
Shawn has been repeatedly recognized as one of Metro Detroit's Top Lawyers in the areas of criminal defense and commercial litigation by DBusiness Magazine. He has also been selected as a Rising Star by Michigan Super Lawyers every year since 2015.
Shawn graduated...
W. Jay Brown
Midland, MI Collections Attorney with 24 years of experience
(989) 486-3676 414 Townsend, Suite 201
Collections, Business, Construction and Real Estate
Originally a teacher, W. Jay Brown became a lawyer in 1998 and has been in practice in the Great Lakes Bay Region ever since. Mr. Brown graduated first in his law school class and joined Midland's largest law firm as a litigation associate. While with the firm, Mr. Brown embarked on his litigation career and was soon promoted to member of the firm. In 2009, W. Jay Brown left the law firm to start his own practice based on his vision for the practice of law – where technology and innovation are leveraged to provide clients superior customer and...
Gary A. Trepod
Harbor Springs, MI Collections Lawyer with 52 years of experience
(231) 526-5697 9810 Hemlock Trail
Free ConsultationCollections, Construction and Real Estate
Over 50 years of successful trial practice.
Brian F. Garmo
Troy, MI Collections Attorney
(248) 398-7100 50 W. Big Beaver Road
Free ConsultationCollections, Appeals, Arbitration & Mediation and Business
Attorney Brian F. Garmo is committed to excellence. Mr. Garmo offers creative and practical solutions to complicated legal issues. The law offices of Garmo & Kiste have a proven record of success throughout the entire state of Michigan including but not limited to the counties of Oakland, Macomb, Wayne, Lapeer, and Genessee. Unlike many of the larger law firms, we offer personalized attention to each of our clients. We offer solutions that are tailored to fit your own specific needs. We understand how important your matter is. That is precisely why you can speak directly to...
Johnson R Franso
Sterling Heights, MI Collections Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(248) 494-8100 33200 Dequindre Road
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Criminal and Personal Injury
Matthew Ian Paletz
Troy, MI Collections Attorney with 20 years of experience
(248) 593-9090 2800 Livernois Rd
Collections, Bankruptcy, Landlord Tenant and Real Estate
Matthew I. Paletz is the Chief Executive Officer of Paletz Law. He oversees all operations of the Firm, as well as its future trajectory and growth. As CEO, he promotes the core values and spirit behind Paletz Law, and fosters its innovative culture. Matthew is also responsible for the financial and capital management of the Firm, and heads all marketing and promotional efforts. He strives to consistently ensure that the needs of his clients are met while being a leading advocate and supporter of legislative efforts on behalf of the real estate industry.
Matthew practices in the area of general civil...
Mark S. Bosler
Troy, MI Collections Lawyer with 40 years of experience
(248) 647-8180 3001 West Big Beaver Rd.
Free ConsultationCollections, Business, Estate Planning and Probate
Wayne State University Law School and University of Detroit Mercy
The firm's principal, Mark Bosler, is an experienced attorney practicing in Michigan since 1982, and is admitted to practice in Florida (1989). Primary practice areas include estate planning, probate and trust administration, business and commercial law, collections, civil and commercial litigation, real estate and criminal defense. His educational background includes an advanced Masters Degree in Corporate and Finance Law from Wayne State University, Juris Doctor degree from University of Detroit Law School, and Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing from Michigan State University. Mr. Bosler has over 25 year of experience in estate planning and estate administration, civil and...
Ryan J. Fishman
Bloomfield Hills, MI Collections Attorney
(248) 353-4600 800 W. Long Lake Road
Free ConsultationCollections, Landlord Tenant and Real Estate
Established in 1976, at Fishman Group we've spent the last four decades perfecting the debt collection law firm.
Our practice has one focus: We are a full service Creditors' Rights law firm, and we measure our success by one yard stick: How much cash have we put back in your pocket?
Fishman Group partners the power of a law firm with the internal resources of a collection agency and the kind of location and asset information you'd expect from a private investigation firm -- all under one roof. With this combination, we work to ensure top dollars net to you...
Timothy Paul Smith
Traverse City, MI Collections Attorney with 29 years of experience
(231) 946-0700 603 Bay Street
Free ConsultationCollections, Divorce and Personal Injury
University of Notre Dame Law School
Mr. Smith has practiced as a trial attorney since graduating Notre Dame Law School in 1992. He has litigated cases across the country including cases from Ventura County, California to Middlesex County, New Jersey. He practices in both State and Federal courts.
In 2017, he began representing Michigan cities and counties in what has shaped up to be one of the largest pieces of litigation ever in the history of our federal court system. The majority of Northern Michigan and Upper Peninsula counties retained Mr. Smith and his team to represent their interests in MDL 2804, in RE: National Prescription Opioid...
Tracy Torni Gaudenzi
Madison Heights, MI Collections Attorney with 17 years of experience
(248) 702-5303 PO Box 71364
Free ConsultationCollections, Consumer, Criminal and Divorce
Larissa Waltman
Gaylord, MI Collections Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(989) 528-1386 257 S. Wisconsin Ave.
Collections, Bankruptcy, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Waltman Law PLLC is centrally located in northern lower Michigan in the city of Gaylord. The primary areas of practice are Bankruptcy and Real Estate Transactions. I am also trained as an eldercaring coordinator and as a mediator in General Civil, Domestic Relations, Child Protection, Behavioral Health, and Elder matters.
Bruce L. Townley
(248) 643-9530 3001 W. Big Beaver
Collections, Business, Estate Planning and Landlord Tenant
Practicing for Over 23 years in various fields, allowing me to understand the impact of your matter, not just immediately, but in many other areas of your life. I will explain honestly, fully and forthrightly your legal situation, and the options available to you.
William Burdette
Traverse City, MI Collections Lawyer with 29 years of experience
(231) 995-9100 13709 SW Bayshore Dr.
Collections, Construction, Criminal and Divorce
I specifically practice in the fields of criminal law, property law, civil litigation, personal injury, collections and construction law, including construction liens and foreclosures. In my practice I believe that an attorney has to be overly prepared and be ready to go to trial in order to adequately represent their clients. This includes extensive legal research and investigation into all legal theories and defenses. In addition to being admitted to practice law in Michigan, I am also admitted to practice law in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan and the US District Court for the Western...
Steven A Harms
Birmingham, MI Collections Attorney with 47 years of experience
(248) 645-2440 33233 Woodward Ave
Free ConsultationCollections
Steven A. Harms is a partner in Muller, Muller, Richmond, Harms & Myers, with offices in Birmingham, Grand Rapids and Traverse City, Michigan.Steve is a frequent lecturer and an author in addition to being a full time collection attorney. He also teaches in the MBA program at Walsh College, Troy, Michigan, live and online (winning an outstanding instructor award for online).Publications include many articles and seminar materials plus chapters of books including Michigan Basic Practice Handbook and Michigan Business Formbook. He co-authored International Commercial Secured Transactions with David Franklin, published 2010 by Thomson Reuters Publishing, a look at...
Mr Mark P Reina
Clarkston, MI Collections Attorney with 38 years of experience
(248) 390-3464 6140 Dixie Hwy
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Criminal and Family
Mark Reina was admitted to practice law by the Michigan State Bar in 1984.He has handled all types of Criminal cases, such as: drug offenses, CSC, larceny, OUIL/DWLS, etc. Mr Reina also handles all forms of family matters law, including: Divorce, Custody and Support. His office handles Bankruptcy (usually Chapter 7 individual). His office is conveniently located on Dixie Hwy in Clarkston, He can be reached at his cell phone (248) 390-3464.
We offer a full suite of legal services including: Criminal, Family, Divorce, Child Support/Visitation, Bankruptcy, Civil and Litigation. We cover primarily Oakland County but...
Robert Gardella
Brighton, MI Collections Lawyer with 30 years of experience
(810) 220-4200 134 N. First Street
Free ConsultationCollections, Business, Construction and Criminal
Jaynie Smith Hoerauf
Clare, MI Collections Attorney with 29 years of experience
(989) 386-3434 601 Beech Street
Clare, MI 48617
Collections, Business, Municipal and Probate
About half of my practice consists of local government representation. The remainder is real estate, estate planning, probate, collections and general business matters. We strive to provide prompt and professional services with personal attention and care.
Aric K. Melder
Royal Oak, MI Collections Attorney with 27 years of experience
(248) 541-3400 2304 E 11 Mile Rd
Collections, Bankruptcy, Business and Consumer
Aric K. Melder has assisted each of his clients with the finest legal representation possible while upholding the ethics, spirit, and intent of the law. He was admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in 1996. He graduated from Detroit College of Law, at Michigan State University with a Juris Doctor, in 1996, and Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Arts in 1993. Aric K. Melder has concentrated his expertise and experience in the areas of Family Law, Divorce, Adoption, Bankruptcy, Debt Collection /Debt Collection Defense, Asset Protection, Real Estate, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning, Criminal Defense, Drunk Driving, Traffic...
Vince Manzella
Clinton Township, MI Collections Attorney with 20 years of experience
(586) 228-3900 39999 Garfield
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Criminal and Divorce
Nick Best
Huntington Woods, MI Collections Lawyer with 9 years of experience
Suite LL-2
Huntington Woods, MI 48070
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Consumer and Estate Planning
Rod L. Johnson
Livonia, MI Collections Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(800) 597-0284 39111 W. Six Mile Rd.
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Business and Consumer
Drawing on nearly 20 years of experience, Rod is committed to helping families, small businesses, and nonprofit corporations succeed by providing the best possible legal services in a timely manner and with the greatest possible attention to the details that support client success and satisfaction. Rod has been acknowledged for delivering win-win outcomes in corporate litigation. He has a history of successfully negotiating settlements based upon sound and resourceful pretrial strategies, and winning dismissals in state and federal courts and before administrative agencies. Rodâs thorough knowledge of courts, nonprofit corporations, and closely held businesses arises from...
Richard Delonis
Southfield, MI Collections Lawyer with 29 years of experience
(248) 716-3600 29777 Telegraph Road
Collections, Appeals, Business and Construction
Anthony H. McClerklin,
Waterford, MI Collections Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(248) 599-7036 2893 Dixie Hwy Ste 205
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Consumer and Criminal
Stuart Collis
Ypsilanti, MI Collections Attorney with 26 years of experience
(734) 481-8911 61 North Huron Street
Collections, Appeals, Bankruptcy and Criminal
Steven Heisler
Port Huron, MI Collections Attorney with 20 years of experience
(800) 466-0000 411 Fort Street
Collections, Appeals, Business and Criminal
A life long Michigan resident, Steven A Heisler is a graduate of Saint Clair County Community College in Port Huron, Michigan where he earned his A.D.G.B. (Associates Degree in General Business) degree. Mr. Heisler continued his business education at Baker College in Flint, Mt. Clemens, and Port Huron, Michigan where he earned his B.B.L. (Bachelors of Business Leadership) degree. Mr. Heisler's legal education was from one of the nation's most respected law school in the United States, Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan where he earned his J.D. (Jurist Doctor) degree. Mr. Heisler is highly respected...
Raymond Pater
Holland, MI Collections Attorney with 39 years of experience
(616) 396-8883 704 Michigan Ave
Collections, Divorce and Family
Ray's practice is mainly involved with divorce, custody, alimony and collections. Raymond Pater was born in the Netherlands and is one of eight children. After his family immigrated to the United States, and although of modest means, six of his siblings attended college and two went on to obtain PhDs, later becoming college professors. An older sister never attended high school, but was admitted to college because of a nearly illegible transcript and ironically went on to become a high school teacher. While attending grade school and high school, Ray worked in the family business selling eggs and chickens...
Robert Hindelang
Grosse Pointe Farms, MI Collections Attorney with 47 years of experience
(313) 886-4450 18430 Mack Avenue
Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236
Collections, Business, Personal Injury and Tax
Business Planning, Financial Planning, Labor Law, Estate Planning, Probate, Personal Injury, Tax planning and Tax preparation | Detroit, MI Robert L. Hindelang is a business attorney who is a Certified Public Accountant (C.P.A.) as well as an MBA in finance. The firm handles business matters, commercial litigation, and personal injury cases in Michigan, principally in the Southeastern Michigan area of Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and St. Clair counties, in both Federal court and Michigan courts. The firm also has expertise in U. S. Customs matters, and is licensed to practice in the U. S. Court of International Trade,...
Robert D. Mouradian
(248) 737-3730 33300 Five Mile Rd.
Collections, Business, Consumer and Criminal
Walter Czechowski
Center Line, MI Collections Lawyer with 47 years of experience
(586) 754-1450 26224 Van Dyke Ave
Center Line, MI 48015
Free ConsultationCollections, Animal, DUI and Estate Planning
I graduated from Wayne State, with Honors, in 1973. I received my Juris Doctor, Cum Laude, from Detroit College of Law (now MSU Law School). I am a partner in the law firm of Bieber & Czechowski, specializing in Probate and Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Social Security matters. I am an arbitrator and case evaluator for Macomb and Oakland Counties. I am also a current member of BRAG, Anchor Bay Chamber of Commerce and an avid golfer. I was the assistant girl's golf coach for Notre Dame Prep High School (2002-2005).
Corey Silverstein
(248) 290-0655 30150 Telegraph Rd
Bingham Farms, MI Collections Lawyer with 16 years of experience
Collections, Business, Communications and Criminal
Bruce A. Sucher
West Bloomfield, MI Collections Lawyer with 48 years of experience
(248) 626-5555 6230 Orchard Lake Rd Ste 105
West Bloomfield, MI 48322
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfCollections, Arbitration & Mediation, Criminal and Family
Kevin Kavanaugh
(248) 608-4451 3331 W. Big Beaver Road
Free ConsultationCollections, Business and Real Estate
Rhonda R. Kunkel
Lansing, MI Collections Attorney with 20 years of experience
(517) 622-0590 Knaggs, Harter, Brake & Schneider, P.C.
7521 Westshire Drive, Suite 100
Collections, Consumer, Estate Planning and Family
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The political and moral collapse of the Conservative Party, conservative thinking and unionism Gerry Hassan Sunday National, September 20th 2020 The clue is meant to be in the name - the Conservative and Unionist Party. The Unionist moniker may refer first and foremost to the union with Ireland, but has a wider meaning in relation to the union that makes up the United Kingdom. Tory unionism has historically gone to the core of the party's DNA. At its peak – electorally and instinctually – between the 1920s and end of the 1950s, it gave
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Understanding and defeating the argument for the union in twelve steps
Understanding and defeating the argument for the union in twelve steps Gerry Hassan Sunday National, August 30th 2020 It has been an uplifting last few weeks to be an independence supporter. Not only has there been a swathe of polls showing a growing independence majority, the pro-union side seems to be in a bit of a panic. Michael Gove has been desperately trying to wake up the UK Cabinet to the dangers of independence saying it could bring the government down. Gove has been in discussions with the new self-appointed defender of the union – George Galloway – which
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Scottish Tory Troubles at the top, in the party and in the unionist cause
Scottish Tory Troubles at the top, in the party and in the unionist cause Gerry Hassan Sunday National, August 2nd 2020 Jackson Carlaw's resignation was the biggest hit of his short leadership. It marks the end of one of the most unhappy periods of any Scottish party leader. Its only defining characteristics were that it was short and yes, he wasn't very good. But it does underline bigger troubles in the Tory and unionist world. Carlaw lasted 168 days in the job. Many of these saw him restricted - like Jo Biden in the States - to his house due
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Border troubles point to the long-term crisis of unionism in Scotland and the UK
Border troubles point to the long-term crisis of unionism in Scotland and the UK Gerry Hassan Sunday National, July 5th 2020 Reaching 100 days since the start of the UK lockdown was always going to be a milestone, but in many places it has been marked by a kind of cabin fever irritability and over the top remarks. Boris Johnson attempted to convince voters that he was the inheritor of Roosevelt's political ambition and wanted a 'New Deal' in a speech he made in Dudley - whilst 56 miles away, the residents of Leicester were having to deal with a
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The State of the Union: Can Unionists reinvent their argument on the UK?
The State of the Union: Can Unionists reinvent their argument on the UK? Gerry Hassan Sunday National, March 1st 2020 In recent years the case for the union has been on the defensive - nervous and unsure of its own arguments and the future. It may have won the 2014 referendum, but there has been a rising sense of foreboding in pro-union opinion that the future is being made in the here and now by independence supporters. Such sentiment was one of the reasons behind the gathering last weekend called 'Our Past, Present and Future' organised by These Islands, the
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Does Boris Johnson's 'deal' pose the end of the Union?
Does Boris Johnson's 'deal' pose the end of the Union? Gerry Hassan Sunday National, October 20th 2019 It has been another tumultuous Brexit week. But this is not the end of Brexit, or even the beginning of the end, but just another staging post in this drawn-out process. Fundamental to the Johnson deal is what is proposed for Northern Ireland. In place of the so called 'backstop' the province is instead put in a special place in relation to the rest of the UK and EU. It remains legally in the UK customs territory, while practically remaining in the EU
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The death of British conservatism as we have known it
The death of British conservatism as we have known it Gerry Hassan Scottish Review, September 11th 2019 British conservatism has been one of the most successful political philosophies and political parties the world has ever known. As we speak it is engaged in the latter stages of its thirty year civil war on Europe, which has convulsed the party, bringing it to a state of near self-destruction, abandoning its traditional tenets and debasing constitutional norms that for most of its history have been its raison d'etre. Whatever happens on Brexit in the next few months and years, much will have
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We need a Spirit of Independence to shape the Scotland of the Future
We need a Spirit of Independence to shape the Scotland of the Future Gerry Hassan Bella Caledonia, September 19th 2016 No one needs reminding that Sunday represented the second anniversary of the indyref. It was a significant watershed: a passing of time from being in the shadow of the 2014 vote to looking to the future. If that's true, then an awful lot of attitudes are fairly entrenched. While that's true of both pro-union and independence opinion, it belies the forces of change to more ruthlessly assess, be honest about failings and foibles, and change and adapt to be successful.
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Armageddon Days are Here Again: Ulsterification and the Potential of DIY Scotland
Armageddon Days are Here Again: Ulsterification and the Potential of DIY Scotland Gerry Hassan Scottish Review, May 11th 2016 Language, words and how people communicate matter. Yet, many would agree that much of the conduct of politics and politicians - and even public life in Scotland and the UK – falls short and leaves a lot to be desired. There is a lack of straight-talking and honesty, and over-use of worn out phrases and expressions, along with attempts to close off debates by caricaturing and stereotyping opponents and their arguments. This week David Cameron decided to invoke, in relation to
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Scotland, the Clash of Two Nationalisms and 'the Children of the Echo'
Scotland, the Clash of Two Nationalisms and 'the Children of the Echo' Gerry Hassan New Statesman, April 7th 2015 Scotland has always had a reputation for tempestuous disagreements – for fighting and flyting. Power, passion, tribalism and men staying in pubs for long hours drinking and insulting each other are long-standing notions. Last Saturday I went to Glasgow Citizen's Theatre to see David Hare's 'The Absence of War' set in the run-up to Neil Kinnock's ill-fated campaign in the 1992 general election. Watching it in the turmoil of the current election campaign, and on the day of the 'Daily
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Q: Advice about the Encryption Method I should Use Ok, so I need some advice on which encryption method I should use for my current project. All the questions about this subject on here are to do with networking and passing encrypted data from one machine to another.
A brief summary of how the system works is:
I have some data that is held in tables that are in text format. I then use a tool to parse this data and serialize it to a dat file. This works fine but I need to encrypt this data as it will be stored with the application in a public place. The data wont be sent anywhere it is simply read by the application. I just need it to be encrypted so that if it were to fall into the wrong hands, it would not be possible to read the data.
I am using the crypto++ library for my encryption and I have read that it can perform most types of encryption algorithms. I have noticed however that most algorithms use a public and private key to encrypt/decrypt the data. This would mean I would have to store the private key with the data which seems counter intuitive to me. Are there any ways that I can perform the encryption without storing a private key with the data?

A: I see no reason to use asymmetric crypto in your case. I see two decent solutions depending on the availability of internet access:

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*Store the key on a server. Only if the user of the program logs in to the server he gets back the key to his local storage.

*Use a Key-Derivation-Function such as PBKDF2 to derive the key from a password.

Of course all of this fails if the attacker is patient and installs a keylogger and waits until you access the files the next time. There is no way to secure your data once your machine has been compromised.

A: Short answer: don't bother.
Long answer: If you store your .DAT file with the application, you'll have to store the key somewhere too. Most probably in the same place (maybe hidden in the code). So if a malicious user wants to break your encryption all he has to do is to look for that key, and that's it. It doesn't really matter which method or algorithm you use. Even if you don't store the decryption key with the application, it will get there eventually, and the malicious user can catch it with the debugger at run time (unless you're using a dedicated secured memory chip and running on a device that has the necessary protections)
That said, many times the mere fact that the data is encrypted is enough protection because the data is just not worth the trouble. If this is your case - then you can just embed the key in the code and use any symmetric algorithm available (AES would be the best pick).

A: Common way to solve your issue is:

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*use symetric key algorithm to cipher your data, common algorithm are AES, twofish. most probably, you want to use CBC chaining.

*use a digest (sha-256) and sign it with an asymetric algorithm (RSA), using your private key : this way you embed a signature and a public key to check it, making sure that if your scrambling key is compromised, other persons won't be able to forge your personal data. Of course, if you need to update these data, then you can't use this private key mechanism.

In any case, you should check

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*symetric cipher vs asymetric ones

*signature vs ciphering

*mode of operation, meaning how you chain one block to the next one for block ciphers, like AES, 3DES (CBC vs ECB)

As previously said, if your data is read andwritten by same application, in any way, it will be very hard to prevent malicious users to steal these data. There are ways to hide keys in the code (you can search for Whitebox cryptography), but it will be definitely fairly complex (and obviously not relying on a simple external crypto library which can be easily templated to steal the key).

A: If your application can read the data and people have access to that application, someone with enough motivation and time will eventually figure out (by disassembling your application) how to read the data.
In other words, all the information that is needed to decipher the encrypted data is already in the hand of the attacker. You have the consumer=attacker problem in all DRM-related designs and this is why people can easily decrypt DVDs, BluRays, M4As, encrypted eBooks, etc etc etc...

A: That is called an asymmetric encryption when you use public/private key pairs.
You could use a symmetric encryption algorithm, that way you would only require one key.
That key will still need to be stored somewhere (it could be in the executable). But if the user has access to the .dat, he probably also has access to the exe. Meaning he could still extract that information. But if he has access to the pc (and the needed rights) he could read all the information from memory anyways.
You could ask the user for a passphrase (aka password) and use that to encrypt symmetrically. This way you don't need to store the passphrase anywhere.

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Czech PM slams EU over handling of bank deposit guarantees
The Czech prime minister, Mirek Topolánek, says the European Union has shown a complete inability to deal rationally with the current financial crisis. Speaking on a visit to Turkey, Mr Topolánek said nothing had done more to shake confidence in the EU than the events of the last few days. He was particularly critical of the fact some countries had introduced 100-percent bank deposit guarantees; he described that move as a shameless step that would increase liquidity in some states at the expense of others.
While in Ankara, the Czech prime minister also said he would discuss Turkey's efforts to join the EU with the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, when she visits Prague on October 20. The Czech Republic, unlike some other countries in the 27-member bloc, is in favour of Turkish membership.
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Warner's Test thumbs-up on finger injury
David Warner. (AAP)
A refreshed David Warner is fit and raring to go in Kandy as he bids to end a barren run without a Test century overseas.
The opening batsman believes he's recovered sufficiently from a broken finger suffered six weeks ago to play for Australia in the first Test against Sri Lanka starting on Tuesday.
Warner broke his left index finger while fielding during Australia's one-day triangular series win over South Africa in St Kitts.
He hasn't had any match practice since - missing the tourists' two warm-up games in Colombo - and only testing the strength in his bottom batting hand in the nets.
"It's going well at the moment," Warner said.
"A couple of times I've hit the toe (of the bat) and it's been painful.
"For the game I'll put a guard underneath the glove that has a bit of a silicon feel to it that stops the vibration... so I should be ready to go."
Warner is far from fazed by the disrupted build-up to Australia's first Test since beating New Zealand by seven wickets in Christchurch in February.
The 29-year-old pointed out that he missed eight weeks due to a broken thumb leading into the first Test against New Zealand last November.
And, while he did have one Sheffield Shield match as preparation then, he went on to rack up scores of 163 and 116 against the Black Caps in Brisbane.
"I think I play my best cricket when I'm fresh," said Warner.
"The last six to seven weeks has been fantastic.
"I hit a bit of a form patch and you never want to sit out matches... but I was forced to do that. But I'm ready to go and can't wait."
When Warner walks out to bat at Pallekele International Stadium, he'll be aiming to put an end to a run of 19 Test innings overseas without a ton.
Since making 133 against Pakistan in Dubai in October 2014 - and despite scoring heavily at home - Warner hasn't racked up three figures across three series in the West Indies, England and New Zealand.
Warner is playing a Test in Sri Lanka for the first time and believes his many seasons in the Indian Premier League have him well prepared for the turning wickets, with the spinners often entering the attack in the first hour of day one.
It's a key skill to have over the three-Test series when looking to avoid getting bogged down by the guile of veteran left-arm finger spinner Rangana Herath.
"I've been over there eight, nine years in a row now," said Warner.
"And the experience you gain from training on the wickets there - not necessarily the playing - you can use that to your advantage.
"It's a white ball but still the conditions and the surfaces once they deteriorate, get quite challenging and you've got to try to look to score but also improvise as well."
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Throwing down like a beast for the second time in as many days, Coupeville grad Makana Stone went for 18 points and 11 rebounds Saturday to spark Whitman College to a huge tourney win.
With Stone controlling the paint and freshman Kaelan Shamseldin drilling three-balls from beyond the arc, the Blues bounced Whittier 64-52 in their finale at the Ramada at Spokane Airport Whit Classic.
Whitman, which has played without preseason All-American Casey Poe so far, is 2-1 on the season.
A huge key to that success? Stone.
As a freshman, the former Wolf was a starter on a Whitman squad which went to the Elite Eight of the NCAA D-III women's tourney. As a sophomore, she is fast becoming the focal point of the Blues offense.
Stone has hit double figures scoring in every game (10, 20, 18) and leads Whitman at 16 points a night.
With her 11 boards, which ties her best single-game college performance, she pulls within one carom (27-26) of veteran Emily Rommel for the team lead in that category, as well.
Her shooting has been locked-in from the opening tip of the season, as Stone is hitting 58% (15-26) from the floor and 86% (18-21) from the free-throw line.
She's #1 on the Blues in free throw percentage and #2 in field goal accuracy.
That last stat is a little skewed, as the only teammate Stone is chasing, Anissia Hughes, has built her 60-58% lead while taking far fewer shots, hitting 6-10 from the floor.
Playing against Whittier, Stone divvied up her points, throwing down six in the first quarter, adding five more in the third, than closing like a champ with seven in the game-clinching fourth.
Her back-to-back double-doubles landed Stone a spot on the All-Tournament team.
Shamseldin, who hit six bombs from three-point land Saturday, added 23 points.
Whitman returns to action next weekend, when it plays in the Kim Evanger Raney Classic Nov. 24-25. The Blues play Walla Walla University and the Evergreen State University.
Stone wasn't the only former Wolf to play in a college basketball game Saturday, as her former teammate, Kailey Kellner, suited up for D'Youville College in New York.
Kellner netted two points off a jumper, while also piling up a rebound, assist and steal as the Spartans fell 56-35 to SUNY-Canton.
D'Youville, which is 0-3 on the season, returns to action Monday with a game against Wells College.


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Anselm Franke
(Situatedness of art in modern-colonial structures)
In the current moment we are experiencing the rapid downfall of the liberal postwar order, and in the the cracks thus opening up, we gaze into the abyss of 500 years of colonial-modern history. For the sake of orientation on common grounds and as a means to resist the modern-colonial logic of identitarian division, it is urgent to think through this downfall and the terms of this order. In the context of culture, this inevitably implies distancing from its institutional catgeories and value-forms. In this seminar, we will be looking at four historical dates: 1545, 1789, 1893 and 1945. Like flashlights towards a dialectical montage, they will help us unearth the situatedness of art in modern-colonial structures. We will be looking at the "Bildprogramme" (Image-programs) of the so-called Renaissance and their relation to the political history of the colonial exterior, and at the imaginary of the French and English revolutionary movements including their class politics. We will be looking at the pivot of imperial expansion in the late 19th century, and the ensuing "foundational crisis" of European reason as the context in which the modernist avant-gardes emerged. And lastly, we look at what has become of both "Western modernity" and said "foundational crisis" in the postwar order, once "modernism" had turned into a beacon for the restitution of Western civilisation and became "classical".
Saree Makdisi, William Blake and the Impossible History of the 1790's, Introduction p.1-15
Anselm Franke is a curator and writer. He is Head of the Department of Visual Arts and Film at HKW Berlin, where he co-curated the multi-year program "The Anthropocene Project" (2013-2014) and "Kanon-Fragen (2016-2019), and conceived numerous exhibitions such as recently "Neolithic Childhood. Art in a False Present ca. 1930" (together with Tom Holert) and "Parapolitics. Cultural Freedom and the Cold War" (with Paz Guevara, Nida Ghouse and Antonia Majaca). Publications include "2 or 3 Tigers" (2017, with Hyunjin Kim), "Forensis" (2015, with Eyal Weizman et. al.) and "Animism" (2010). Franke received his doctorate from Goldsmiths College, London.
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Q: Cannot insert a object into a database from an array in angular2/meteor I'm trying to do the Angular2/Meteor tutorial using my own type 'class' instead of 'party' and I'm getting errors on this line of code
classes.forEach((class: Class) => Classes.insert(class));

Here's the whole file:
import { Classes } from '../../../both/collections/classes.collection';
import { Class } from '../../../both/models/class.model';

export function loadClasses() {
 if (Classes.find().cursor.count() === 0) {
const classes: Class[] = [{
  name: 'Class1',
  teacher: 'Dumbledore',
  location: 'room 101'
}, {
  name: 'Class2',
  teacher: 'Hagrid',
  location: 'Online'
}, {
  name: 'Class3',
  teacher: 'Harry Potter',
  location: 'room 124'
}];

classes.forEach((class: Class) => Classes.insert(class));

 }

}
Here is the error code among others that say the same thing for the most part.
server/imports/fixtures/classes.ts (20, 54): Argument of type 'typeof (Anonymous class)' is not assignable to parameter of type 'Class'.
Not sure if it is just being read wrong and I need to reset something. I have combed through my code multiple times and can't find any syntax/spelling errors. I tried 'meteor reset' just in case but no luck with that.

A: I suspect Typescript does not like you using the ES6 reserved word class (lowercase) as an argument name.
Try replacing it by something else (e.g. currentClass or whatever except another reserved word).
Using Class (uppercase first letter) as a class or interface name is legal, but for sure it will call for this very mistake of using the reserved word class in the wrong place sooner or later.

A: i think i found the mistake you are doing.
this is the code where you are doing mistake
classes.forEach((class: Class) => Classes.insert(class));

in this classes.forEach should be apply on a array that you want to insert into database. and inside this loop you want to insert each class into your database table. and you have taken both array name and database collection name as classes which is wrong. how it differentiate ?
try something like this code
if (Head.find().cursor.count() === 0) {
      const heads = [
      { head: 'javascript'},
      { head: 'angularjs'}
      ];
    heads.forEach((defaulthead) => Head.insert(defaulthead));
  }

and i am agree with ghybs answer. you should not use reserved word. Reserved words (like JavaScript keywords) cannot be used as names


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