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CLEY TRADING
Scammers benefit from Ashley Madison breach
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A sampling of the leaked information indicates that users provided random numbers and addresses to open accounts. But recordsdata containing credit card transactions likely yield actual names and addresses, until members of the location used anonymous pre-paid playing cards, which supply more anonymity. This information, which amounts to millions of payment transactions going back to 2008, contains names, avenue address, email tackle and quantity paid, but not the total bank card numbers; instead it contains simply 4 digits for each transaction, which can actually be the final 4 digits of the credit card numbers or just a transaction ID distinctive to every cost. A information dump, 9.7 gigabytes in measurement, was posted on Tuesday to the dark internet utilizing an Onion handle accessible solely via the Tor browser.
Fake female bot accounts
Overnight, the lives of millions of individuals have been turned upside down. Marriages and families collapsed. There were reported suicides as humiliation and panic hit in dozens of nations around the world. And but more people have signed up to Ashley Madison for the reason that hack than had signed up earlier than. And that is extraordinary.
Online, it's simpler to meet someone you're certain your partner won't run into on the grocery store. In basic, the public's response to the breach was barely suppressed cackles of glee.
I was positively nervous at first, but I appreciated you could make your profile image blurry to make yourself much less identifiable, that the positioning offered some privacy. I appreciated that the lads needed to ship me their photographs first and I might evaluate them. Before I started, I imagined I'd get one message at a time, that it would all unfold slowly. But as an alternative, I went to open my inbox in the future and had like 50 messages. They simply kept pouring in.
Infidelity dating website Ashley Madison still gets thousands of latest customers every day — here is why
Many saw the breach as "prompt karma" for the company – in any case, Avid Life Media's business model was constructed on infidelity and lies. After the data, including confidential company information, was leaked, researchers analyzed it — after which it was users' flip to get livid. In inside e-mails, firm executives shared paperwork that showed more than three-quarters of all paying customers had been converted by a fembot, referred to as a "host." There were greater than 70 thousand of those fembot accounts, created in dozens of languages by knowledge entry workers. The employees have been told to populate these accounts with fake information and real pictures posted by ladies who had shut down their accounts on Ashley Madison or other properties owned by Ashley Madison's mother or father company, Avid Life Media. Since the large-scale August nineteenth data breach revealing hundreds of thousands of consumer profiles and e mail addresses from the Ashley Madison on-line relationship web site, we've discovered and blocked a surge in e-mail spam exercise associated to the Ashley Madison knowledge breach.
Implications of the Ashley Madison hack
You've in all probability already checked to see whether whether or not any of your company's senior executives are in the Ashley Madison data dumps. You'd should, to protect your company — not out of any personal curiosity at all. Obviously.
I didn't wish to confront him about it. I didn't need one other struggle. I just needed to do no matter I wished. I needed to do one thing that I would have complete control over, as a result of within the years we'd been married, I'd handed over a lot of my autonomy.
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Ashley Madison, based in 2001 and generally known as the website for married courting, suffered an enormous reputational hit when a bunch of hackers launched a trove of user information to the general public in 2015 (the website claims that it has had as many as 50 million customers and was, at one level, valued at $1 billion). Many lively users fled the positioning or cooled their use for a couple of months. But as soon as the dust had settled and different scandals entered the headlines, many people largely forgot about Ashley Madison. And for women like Lindsey, utilizing the site nonetheless seems like a much less dangerous type of dishonest.
But ALM really retained the customers' data and bank card information on its servers, the hackers claimed, and will have even labeled some accounts in its database as having bought the service. They do not provide what they promise, their ads are misleading, they send you auto-generated messages from pretend profiles to lure you into shopping for credits so you'll be able to write them back. Then no one solutions your messages, it not often goes beyond the first message. Internet criminals are wasting no time exploiting this in some ways, sending spam, phishing and probably blackmail messages. There have already been stories of social engineering techniques which attempt to convince people to click on on hyperlinks or open contaminated attachments.
In the wake of the data leaks, reviews of associated extortion attacks have already begun to surface. Rick Romero, the IT supervisor at Milwaukee-primarily based e mail supplier VF IT Services, stories seeing at least one extortion campaign underway – which he has blocked – that claims that the recipient's e mail address was found ashleymadison reviews in the Ashley Madison dump, and says that "if you want to forestall me from finding and sharing this information along with your important different," the recipient should ship 1.0000001 bitcoins – worth about $225 – to a specified bitcoin pockets within seven days, security blogger Brian Krebs reports.
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Astra's mistakes mount up
Elizabeth Cairns
Jacob Plieth
At this point perhaps the best that Astrazeneca can hope for from its deals for ZS Pharma and for Almirall's respiratory portfolio is that it learns from them. The $2.7bn takeout of ZS in 2015 looks like a bad misstep now that ZS-9, the sole asset involved, has just received its second US complete response letter citing the same manufacturing problems as the first.
And paying $600m up front for Allergan's respiratory franchise the same year also looks like an error given that it has now sold one of these drugs, the COPD therapy aclidinium, on to Circassia – a company with its own problems – initially for just $50m in stock.
The ZS acquisition was expensive from the start, even with 2020 sales forecasts for the hyperkalaemia candidate ZS-9 then hovering at near-blockbuster levels, according to EvaluatePharma's sellside consensus (Astrazeneca pips Actelion to ZS Pharma, November 6, 2015).
Those days are long gone. Current EvaluatePharma forecasts for ZS-9 – dating from before yesterday's CRL – put 2020 sales at $488m, reaching $715m in 2022. If expectations are again lowered the asset will drop from being the expected best-selling high-potassium treatment in 2022 to second place, after Galenica's Veltassa.
Current hyperkalaemia drug forecasts
Global sales ($m)
ZS-9 (Astrazeneca) - - 53 176 355 488 617 715
Veltassa (Galenica) - 8 82 187 309 440 575 706
Argamate (Astellas) 52 56 58 59 58 58 58 57
RDX022 (Ardelyx) - - - 8 19 31 40 46
Kayexalate (Torii Pharmaceutical) 19 20 18 17 16 15 15 14
Galenica is now free to capitalise on its advantages for a little longer: Veltassa was first approved in the US in late 2015, and a boxed warning was removed from its label last November. Galenica paid just $1.5bn for Veltassa's originator, Relypsa, suggesting that its management are savvier dealmakers than Astra's – though some might argue that this is faint praise.
But the embarrassing aspect of yesterday's US knockback was that Astra insisted that it would not happen: the company said it had fixed the manufacturing issues identified in ZS-9's first CRL back in May. Not so much, said the FDA, and now it is unlikely that ZS-9 will be approved in the US in 2017. At least Astra can look forward to getting ZS-9 on sale in Europe this year, after the CHMP's positive opinion in February.
While the ongoing disaster of the ZS acquisition generated the most investor interest today, a separate deal, with Circassia, raised fresh questions about Astra's earlier willingness to overpay in an asset-buying binge.
Circassia is acquiring US rights to the respiratory drug aclidinium for just $50m up front in equity. Astra had bought these in 2015 from Allergan in a deal worth $600m up front, though the portfolio also included the oral COPD drug Daliresp, which remains with the UK company.
The Circassia deal also includes possible further fees, comprising a near-guaranteed $100m within two years or if aclidinium's combination with formoterol secures US approval (this milestone has effectively been passed on from the Allergan tie-up), and up to $80m if Circassia buys Astra out of an initial profit-sharing deal on aclidinium monotherapy. Nevertheless, even if all these fees come due Astra's Allergan deal looks in hindsight to have been rich.
Aclidinium monotherapy, branded Tudorza, last year sold $80m in the US, while Astra's US Daliresp revenues amounted to $134m. The aclidinium plus formoterol combo, known as Duaklir, is to be filed with the FDA in about a year; it sold $78m outside the US last year.
This is not the first time that Astra's fixation with respiratory medicine has raised eyebrows; aclidinium has long been seen as a pedestrian drug, and the huge pricing pressures felt by Glaxosmithkline point to a market being commoditised by the expected entry of generic versions of Advair.
Astra's first bite at aclidinium came in a deal with its originator, Almirall, and that at least seemed to have had a price that reflected its low potential (Astra's bargain basement move sends competition a message, July 30, 2014).
For Circassia gaining rights to Tudorza and Duaklir continues a transformation into a respiratory player that had started with the twin purchases of Prosonix and Aerocrine in May 2015. This has allowed the company to draw a discreet veil over its earlier focus on allergy – a strategy that came seriously unstuck with last year's blow-up of its lead cat-allergy vaccine project.
Circassia's stock surged 20% this morning, but it is hard to believe that a small UK biotech can make a better fist of selling a failing respiratory drug in the US than a big pharma had done.
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Circassia
Torii Pharmaceutical
Vifor Pharma Group
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Snippet roundup: Wins for AcelRx, Foamix and SGLT2 developers.
Astra's bargain basement move sends competition a message
Circassia averts its cash crunch
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NEO Coding Competitions => NEO Compo 2013 => The Game Zone => Topic started by: sashadarko on July 29, 2013, 02:17:48 PM
Title: [Sega Mega Drive/Genesis] Sacred Line: Genesis
Post by: sashadarko on July 29, 2013, 02:17:48 PM
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Nickname: Sasha Darko
Project Name: Sacred Line: Genesis
From: Eastern Europe
Division: GAME
Platform: Sega Mega Drive / Genesis
Original Enter: YES
Support Motion: NO
In last NEO Compo this project have won in the top 10: NO
Status: In development
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/k4vwpwf4wj01y6r/sacred_line_genesis_0.2_alpha.bin
Sacred Line is a 16-bit extended version of my own game Sacred Line (which is freeware and was released for PC and Mac, later ported to Linux) for the one of my favourite consoles - Mega Drive.
Originally it's a first person surreal thriller with red-black-white style, while Mega Drive / Genesis port is a Visual Novel / Adventure, it features new 3d graphics not seen in the original game, edited plot with new events plus explains things which were left unexplained in the original).
The game is free of censorship and recommended for Mature audience only (pretty much anti-religious plot combined with blood/gore, nudity, strong language, mature humor, etc.).
While original game has only two endings (normal and secret), port will contain both of them as well as 20+ bad endings.
Alpha version in format of .bin file is available via link on website, was tested on Genesis 1 and 2 models. It has 5 minutes of "gameplay" and unfortunately has some grammar errors and minor audio crackling ("official" bug of the GINCS engine I'm using). They are fixed in the new alpha, which will be uploaded in the end of August.
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Title: Re: [Sega Mega Drive/Genesis] Sacred Line: Genesis
Post by: sashadarko on September 09, 2013, 06:44:42 PM
New alpha version 0.2a is available for download:
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Graphical and sound improvements, grammar/spelling corrections, a little bit more of a story.


Can there be such a thing as a productive political fantasy? This is far from a rhetorical question, and as I revisit Aki Kaurismäki's latest film, which is without a doubt a political film for our times, I find myself grappling with this very question. This is because the idea of what constitutes "political representation" shifted, I believe, since Kaurismäki began making films in his proletarian-modernist style—a fact of which the Finnish master is very much aware. I actually suspect that the terms of the political, and what it means to represent it, locate it, assign it agency, have quite possibly changed in a significant way, from the moment in May when Le Havre had its world premiere at Cannes, and now, six months later, as it enters commercial release. To put it another way: does Kaurismäki's fantastical optimism appear hopelessly naïve as the Occupy movement trudges on, in the face of tear gas and rubber bullets? What exactly would a properly activist film even look like right now? To begin to answer this question, and assess Kaurismäki's place within any tentative web of solutions, we must work backwards, to understand what Le Havre is and where it comes from.
In a certain sense, there has been, at best, a pluralistic exploration, and at worst a crisis, in the very concept of "political cinema" since the general decay of the various international New Wave cinemas of the 1960s and '70s. D. N. Rodowick referred to this as "the crisis of political modernism" (typified, in some senses, by Straub-Huillet, Oshima, and mid-period Godard), the increasing uncertainty that stringent form and radical content would necessarily serve to mutually reinforce one another, or more to the point, that a sturdy recipe for cinematic radicalism, regardless of social or historical context, had been achieved. In a manner of speaking, the "last man standing" from this wreckage was Fassbinder, who, by channeling his leftism through Sirkian affect, found a way forward, even when certain of the far-left pieties that the political modernists held dear were undermined, if temporarily, by terrorist excess. The ur-text for this crisis of conscience is undoubtedly Fassbinder's contribution to the 1978 omnibus Germany in Autumn, in which the news of German special forces storming the hijacked Lufthansa flight in Mogadishu induced panic in the filmmaker that all individuals with leftist ties would soon be rounded up indiscriminately. Meanwhile, his elderly mother prattles on about the need for a new, benevolent Führer.
If there is one dominant spirit presiding over Kaurismäki's work it's probably Fassbinder, although it's not always readily apparent. Aki's love for rockabilly, film noir, and the rebel streak in classic Hollywood (Nick Ray, Sam Fuller) makes him a much more obvious kinsman of Wim Wenders. But what Kaurismäki has consistently drawn from Fassbinder, in terms of a refined formalist politic, is a way of organizing and specularizing space, of rendering power visible on the interpersonal and the "street" level—that zone that Michel de Certeau designates as the place of small "tactics" rather than grand "strategies." Kaurismäki's shots frame characters and their environments with a highly sophisticated simplicity, pinning them down within a geographically defined "social gest" but at the same time delineating a persistently palpable three dimensions around them. What's more, in his editing schemes, Aki continues this delineated space as socially defined, as a network of looks and gazes, of suspicions, solicitations and entreaties. His still frames verge on portraiture, but it is always a mode of depiction activated by the social contract.
In fact, this may be why for some a film like Le Havre, and a project like Kaurismäki's, may have lost some legitimacy. Is this contract irretrievably ruptured? It is not always readily apparent that Kaurismäki is a political filmmaker, and this is because a number of his films are so doggedly minor (the Leningrad Cowboys films, for example, or Jarmuschian larks like I Hired a Contract Killer ). But these films share with the more obviously "engaged" efforts—the Proletarian Trilogy, The Man Without a Past (2002), and Le Havre—an overriding faith in conviviality and basic decency. Fassbinder may be an inescapable formal influence, but in terms of tone and approach, Kaurismäki shares a great deal with French-Georgian master Otar Iosseliani. Though Aki's sense of humour is drier and he lacks Iosseliani's ostentatious whimsy, what clearly unites the two filmmakers is alcohol as the great leveler, a firm commitment that most any conflict can eventually be hashed out over a good drink.
But Iosseliani's "politics," if we want to stretch the word that far, are bourgeois at best; a film like Gardens in Autumn (2006) is virtually the obverse of Le Havre, showing the enduring values of Parisian culture being despoiled by a wave of clueless African immigrants. By contrast, what Kaurismäki's films have consistently retained is a radical openness, conveyed through their formal organization. The wanderers and outcasts who populate Aki's films generate their filmic space, and by extension, any sociopolitical orientation implied therein: a community, a society, or a country. Individual by individual, encounter by encounter and shot by shot, Kaurismäki's films depict the renegotiation of the social contract; they may be downbeat or forlorn, as with his masterwork Drifting Clouds (1996), but they are never less than utopian.
But if this prospect fails to persuade, which it inevitably does for some, it is precisely because Aki, like a rotgut Habermas, refuses to relinquish the modernist project, in art or in society. The current protests, whose efficacy has yet to be determined, are operating on a different set of assumptions. Neo-liberal economics has in essence dissolved the nation-state as a meaningful site of concentrated action. That an individual within a state apparatus could go rogue and disrupt the system with an unabashedly anarchistic act, as Det. Monet (Jean-Pierre Darroussin) does near the end of Le Havre, in letting Idrissa (Blondin Miguel), the young illegal immigrant, stow away to London to meet his mother, is more than just unlikely; it's a liberal bromide that is essentially beside the point. The small act leaves the broader system of oppression in place, while providing an exception that exculpates the typical exercise of force.
But I would contend that this is a fundamental misunderstanding of Kaurismäki's ethics of the "small act," of those Certeauean tactics that negotiate and thwart oppression without charging directly into its barricades. And this is, in essence, Aki's answer to that old crisis of political modernism from decades past. For one thing, the questions of top-down or bottom-up political action, those that preoccupy movements from the Red Army Faction on through to the Occupiers, rely on the vertical model that comes with an existence at least partially stationed within a nation or a homeland, usually one within the power base. By contrast, immigration, particularly of the undocumented sort, is a lateral affair. It is about moving from shadow to shadow, or hiding in plain sight, but nevertheless organizing multiple moves across. And as such, it is also about forging alliances across, sussing out and tapping into networks both fleeting and semi-permanent. This is a spatial process, and it is also one of attempted legibility. It is not a set of moves within and against the system writ large; it zeroes in on individuals, frames them, looks into their eyes, forges space and community with them, in neighborhoods, through moments. Marcel Marx (André Wilms), by finding himself in the position to help Idrissa, and doing so reflexively, forges a utopian space. If Kaurismäki's vision of camaraderie among the oppressed in Le Havre fails to ring true, it could be because thus far we've been fortunate enough never to find ourselves among their ranks.


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All of them in the thesis work are numbered, only Arabic numerals are used.
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The race for postseason bids is on in collegiate soccer, and both the Cal Poly Pomona men's and women's teams are in the hunt. The Broncos will have the added advantage of playing at home with the CCAA Tournament semifinals being played at Kellogg Field.
There are six teams in each field. Today's games will be played at the site of the higher-seeded team with the winners advancing to semifinal play on Friday at Cal Poly Pomona. Title games, in which the automatic NCAA qualifier is decided, are slated for Sunday.
On the men's side Cal Poly is the No. 2 seed behind Cal State Dominguez Hills. The Broncos play at 7 p.m. on Friday against the winner of today's game between No. 3 Cal State Los Angeles and No. 6 UC San Diego.
Today's other game pits No. 4 Cal State Stanislaus against No. 5 Sonoma State with that winner playing Dminguez.
A year ago, the Broncos won the CCAA Tournament and were having a marvelous season at 17-1-2 when the Broncos had to forfeit 11 games, resulting in them not making the postseason.
But Raz doesn't think his team is playing any more determined now after having to sit out that postseason.
The Cal Poly Pomona women are seeded No. 5 and will play at UC San Diego at 7 tonight, With a win the Broncos would advance to Friday's semifinal at home, where they would play top-seeded Sonoma State.
CAL POLY POMONA 5, HUMBOLDT STATE 0 >> Christian Gonzalez Diaz scored two of the Broncos' five goals in the CCAA shutout victory against the Lumberjacks. Kris Korich had one goal and two assists for the Broncos (10-2-3, 7-2-2). CPP will play at 2 p.m. Saturday against Sonoma State.
SONOMA STATE 2, CS SAN BERNARDINO 1 >> After a scoreless first half for the Coyotes (3-9-3, 1-7-3), a second half goal by Diego Mendoza forced the Coyotes and the Seawolves in overtime. It took two overtime periods before the Seawolves (3-9-3, 1-7-3) prevailed as the victor in CCAA play. CS San Bernardino will play at 11:30 a.m. Saturday against Humboldt State.
CAL POLY POMONA 2, HUMBOLDT STATE 1 >> The Broncos clinched a spot in the CCAA playoffs after a victory against the Lumberjacks. Daisy Buran scored a goal in the second half off an assist from Tori Tappero. CPP will play at 11:30 a.m. Saturday against Sonoma State.
SONOMA STATE 1, CS SAN BERNARDINO 0 >> The Seawolves' Alex Sifuentes scored the lone goal that proved to be the difference in CCAA play against the Coyotes (4-10-3, 3-7-1). Goalkeeper Emily Whyte had five saves for the Coyotes in the loss. CS San Bernardino will play at 2 p.m.Saturday against Humboldt State.


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The Design and Implementation of an Over-the-top Cloud-based Vertical Handover Decision Service for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
Adam Hodges, Clemson UniversityFollow
Hallstrom , Jason
Malloy , Brian
The widespread availability of heterogeneous wireless networks (hetnets) presents a resource allocation challenge to network operators and administrators. Overlapping network coverage should be utilized to its fullest extent, providing users with a fair share of bandwidth while maximizing the efficient use of the operator's resources. Currently, network selection occurs locally at the mobile device and does not take into account factors such as the state of other networks that might be available in the device's location. The local decision made by the device can often result in underutilization of network resources and a degraded user experience. This type of selfish network selection might not result in optimal bandwidth allocation when compared to approaches that make use of a centralized resource controller \cite{gpf}. The decision making process behind the selection of these networks continues to be an open area of research, and a variety of algorithms have been proposed to solve this problem. An over-the-top handover decision service treats each wireless access network in a hetnet as a black box, assuming detailed network topology and state information is unavailable to the handover decision algorithm. The algorithm then uses network data gathered empirically from users to provide them with a network selection service that considers the current conditions of available networks in a given location. This is a departure from past designs of vertical handover decision algorithms, which tend to approach the problem from the perspective of individual network operators. The wide range of radio access technologies operated by different network operators that are available to a device within a hetnet, coupled with the mobile data offload effort, is the primary motivator behind our novel choice in direction. This thesis documents the design and implementation of such an over-the-top vertical handover decision service.
Hodges, Adam, "The Design and Implementation of an Over-the-top Cloud-based Vertical Handover Decision Service for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks" (2014). All Theses. 1858.


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Социал-демократическая рабочая партия Швеции, часто просто Социал-демократы (, Socialdemokraterna) — шведская левоцентристская политическая партия. В данный момент является старейшей (основана 23 апреля 1889 года) и самой многочисленной политической партией в стране.

На протяжении всей истории тесно сотрудничает с Центральным объединением профсоюзов Швеции. С 1917 года неизменно занимает первое место на выборах. Представители СДПШ возглавляли правительство Швеции в 1920, 1921—1923, 1924—1926, 1932—1936, 1936—1976, 1982—1991, 1994—2006 годах и с 2014 года.

Входит в Прогрессивный альянс и Партию европейских социалистов. До 2017 года состояла также в Социнтерне.

История

Начало
Началом социал-демократического движения в Швеции считают речь, произнесенную Августом Пальмом 6 ноября 1881 в отеле «Стокгольм» в городе Мальмё. Он настаивал на необходимости введения всеобщего избирательного права (правом голоса на выборах обладали лишь мужчины с определённым уровнем дохода и имущества, которые составляли всего 5 процентов населения страны).

Социал-демократическая рабочая партия Швеции была основана как партия шведского пролетариата и секция 2-го Интернационала в 1889 году. С 1900 года профсоюзы получают коллективное членство в партии, численность которой уже составляет 44 тысячи человек. Если в 1896—1902 годах партия была представлена в риксдаге только одним депутатом (Яльмаром Брантингом), то уже в 1911 году СДРПШ завоевала 64 мандата (14,6 %), а с 1914 года стала сильнейшей фракцией в Риксдаге.

Становление идеологии реформизма
С самого начала внутри партии велась борьба между ортодоксальными марксистами и ревизионистами. В 1917 и 1921 годах от партии отделились революционно настроенные активисты, создавшие Коммунистическую партию Швеции, и окончательно обозначилось преобладание реформистско-демократической составляющей партии.

До 1925 года официальной целью шведских социал-демократов оставалась экспроприация средств производства, и они были враждебны к экономическим интересам сельского населения. Главными теоретиками реформизма стали  (1892—1926),  (1894—1950) и Пер Альбин Ханссон.

Карлебю, игравший до своей смерти ведущую роль в разработке новой программы социал-демократических реформ, в работе «Социализм: лицом к лицу с реальностью» (1926) подчеркивал, что шведский социализм уходит корнями в философию Просвещения. Отвергая Маркса, он призывал сделать основой социалистического учения гуманизм и закрепить в партийной программе преданность партии демократическим методам.

Председатель социал-демократического Союза молодежи Линдстрем написал работу о поражении социал-демократов на выборах 1928 года. Он подверг критике профсоюзы, пренебрегшие интересами фермеров и сельских наемных работников, призвал меньше уделять внимания различиям между социальными классами и создавать «народную партию», в которой социал-демократы будут следовать программе, основанной на здравом смысле.

После смерти Брантинга в 1925 году СДРПШ возглавил Пер Альбин Ханссон. В 1929 году Ханссон написал ряд программных статей, в которых обосновал свою концепцию «Дома для народа», предусматривавшую создание общества всенародного благоденствия путём осуществления социального партнёрства между рабочими и предпринимателями.

Начало социальных реформ
Во время Великой депрессии в 1932 Пер Альбин Ханссон впервые возглавил правительство. Программа выхода из экономического кризиса Ханссона предусматривала увеличение социальных расходов, введение всеобщих пенсий, пособий по безработице, создание новых рабочих мест путём организации общественных работ, а также стимулирование экономики с помощью незначительного дефицита государственного бюджета. Министр финансов в кабинете Ханссона, Эрнст Вигфорс, ответственный за проведение этих преобразований, по сути проводил кейнсианскую политику ещё до публикации Дж. М. Кейнсом его книги Общая теория занятости, процента и денег.

На аргументах Линдстрема было основано соглашение 1933 года с правоцентристской партией «Фермерский союз», получившее шутливое название «коровья сделка», об образовании парламентской коалиции. Заключенное в атмосфере экономической депрессии, это соглашение потребовало от СДРПШ отказа от традиционных для неё поддержки свободы торговли и защиты интересов потребителей и высказаться за поддержание цен на шведскую сельскохозяйственную продукцию.

Шведская модель
Непрерывно с 1936 по 1976 год партия формировала правительство, в разные периоды это было правительство большинства или меньшинства или коалиционное правительство. Умеренная политика шведских социал-демократов (т. н. шведский социализм) предусматривала рост социальных расходов без огосударствления экономики — все широко известные компании Швеции (ABB, Volvo, Saab, Electrolux, IKEA, Nordea и др.) никогда не были национализированы. Политолог С. Липсет отмечал:
Парадоксально, что так называемые буржуазные партии — либералы, центристы и консерваторы — за первые три года правления (1976—1979) национализировали больше промышленных предприятий, чем социал-демократы за предыдущие 44 года. Но вернувшись к власти в 1982 г., социал-демократы занялись приватизацией.
В 1970-е и в первой половине 1980-х годов лидером Социал-демократической партии был Улоф Пальме. Правительство Пальме расширило права профсоюзов на предприятиях, улучшило меры социальной защиты и условия труда. Пальме инициировал принятие новой конституции, упразднившей Тайный совет и сократившей церемониальные права монарха; создание Независимой комиссии по разоружению и безопасности («Комиссия Пальме») с целью поиска путей ускорения процесса разоружения; в 1983 он добился принятия Закона о создании инвестиционных фондов трудящихся, которые рассматривал как форму соучастия рабочих в управлении предприятиями.

Современность
В 1990-е годы партия радикально изменила шведскую модель. Социал-демократическое правительство отменило все сельскохозяйственные субсидии и страна имела один из самых дерегулированных секторов сельского хозяйства в мире, дерегулировало рынок электроэнергетики, на нём появилась частная конкуренция (половина атомных электростанций в стране теперь принадлежит немецкой корпорации). Сферы телекоммуникаций, почтовых услуг и общественного транспорта были в значительной мере дерегулированы; государственные монополии упразднены, телефонная компания частично приватизирована. Ваучерная система позволила родителям определять, в какую школу они хотят отправить своих детей вне зависимости от района проживания. Благодаря усилиям профсоюзов врачей и медицинских сестер здравоохранение стало более открытым для частных инициатив (одна из крупнейших больниц Стокгольма — госпиталь Святого Йорана — стала частной компанией, котирующейся на фондовой бирже).

В это время произошло резкое падение членства в СДРПШ. Если в 1990 году в партии состояло более 1 млн членов — 12 % населения (в основном за счёт участия в профсоюзах, числившихся коллективными членами), то к 2014 году в партийных рядах осталось немногим больше 120 тысяч человек, половина из которых — пенсионеры. Партия более популярна на севере страны.

На внеочередном партийном конгрессе 17 марта 2007 лидером впервые была избрана женщина — Мона Салин. Через несколько месяцев после поражения партии на парламентских выборах 2010 года Мона Салин заявила, что оставляет пост председателя партии. 27 января 2012 на внеочередном Конгрессе Социал-демократической рабочей партии Швеции новым лидером был избран Стефан Лёвен.

После относительного успеха на парламентских выборах 2014 года социал-демократы сформировали коалиционное правительство во главе с премьер-министром Стефаном Лёвеном.

Список депутатов, возглавляющих комитеты текущего Риксдага от партии
 Комитет по труду — Анна Йоханссон
 Гражданский комитет — Йохан Лёфстранд
 Комитет по делам ЕС — Оса Вестлунд
 Комитет по финансам — Фредрик Оловссон
 Комитет по обороне — Никлас Карлссон
 Комитет по вопросам правосудия — Фредрик Лунд Саммели
 Конституционный комитет — Ханс Экстрём
 Комитет по культуре — Лоуэн Редар
 Комитет по окружающей среде и сельскому хозяйству — Ханна Вестерен
 Комитет по бизнесу и промышленности — Хелен Хеллмарк Кнутссон
 Налоговый комитет — Йорген Хеллман
 Социальный комитет — Рикард Ларссон
 Комитет транспорта — Анна-Карен Зетерберг
 Комитет по вопросам обучения — Гунилла Сванторп
 Комитет по иностранным делам — Кеннет Дж Форслунд

Действующие депутаты Европарламента от партии
 Элен Фрицзон
 Йохан Даниэльссон
 Йитт Гутеланд
 Эрик Бергквист
 Эвин Инсир
 Илан Де Бассо

Идеология
Партия стремится сформировать общество, основанное на идеалах демократии, равенстве всех людей, равных свободах, в том числе и экономических. Подразумевается, что демократия в одностороннем порядке сможет влиять на отношения людей, экономику и государство. В то же время, значительное внимание уделяется профсоюзам, политкорректности, социальным программам.

Председатели партии
 1889—1896 коллективное руководство
 1896—1907 Клаэс Толин
 1907—1925 Карл Яльмар Брантинг
 1925—1946 Пер Альбин Ханссон
 1946—1969 Таге Эрландер
 1969—1986 Улоф Пальме
 1986—1996 Ингвар Карлссон
 1996—2007 Йоран Перссон
 2007—2011 Мона Салин
 2011—2012 Хокан Юхольт
 2012—2021 Стефан Лёвен
 2021—н.в. Магдалена Андерссон

Премьер-министры
 Карл Яльмар Брантинг 1920, 1921—1923, 1924—1925
 Рикард Сандлер 1925—1926
 Пер Альбин Ханссон 1932—1936, 1936—1946
 Таге Эрландер 1946—1969
 Улоф Пальме 1969—1976, 1982—1986
 Ингвар Карлссон 1986—1991, 1994—1996
 Йоран Перссон 1996—2006
 Стефан Лёвен 2014—2021
 Магдалена Андерссон 2021—

Результаты на выборах

 1911: 28,5 %
 1914 весна: 30,1 %
 1914 осень: 36,4 %
 1917: 39,2 %
 1920: 36,1 %
 1921: 39,4 %
 1924: 41,1 %
 1928: 37,0 %
 1932: 41,1 %
 1936: 45,9 %
 1940: 53,8 %
 1944: 46,6 %
 1948: 46,1 %
 1952: 46,1 %
 1956: 44,6 %
 1958: 46,2 %
 1960: 47,8 %
 1964: 47,3 %
 1968: 50,1 %
 1970: 45,3 %
 1973: 43,6 %
 1976: 42,7 %
 1979: 43,2 %
 1982: 45,6 %
 1985: 44,7 %
 1988: 43,2 %
 1991: 37,7 %
 1994: 45,3 %
 1998: 36,4 %
 2002: 39,9 %
 2006: 34,9 %
 2010: 30,7 %
 2014: 31,0 %
 2018: 28,3 %

Организационная структура
СДРПШ состоит из округов (distrikt), дистрикты из рабочих сообществ. Высший орган — съезд (partikongress), между партийными конгрессами — правление (partistyrelse), высший орган округа — ежегодная окружная конференция (distriktsårsmöte), между окружными конференциями — окружное правление (distriktsstyrelse), высший орган группы — групповое годовые собрания (gruppårsmöte), между групповыми годовыми собраниями — правление (styrelse).

Смежные организации:
 Социал-демократический союз молодёжи Швеции (Sveriges socialdemokratiska ungdomsförbund)
 Социал-демократический союз женщин Швеции (Sveriges socialdemokratiska kvinnoförbund)
 Социал-демократический союз студентов (Socialdemokratiska studentförbundet)
 Социал-демократы за веру и солидарность (Socialdemokrater för tro och solidaritet)

Молодёжная организация СДРПШ — Социал-демократический союз молодёжи Швеции (Sveriges Socialdemokratiska Ungdomsförbund, SSU, СДСМШ). СДСМШ состоит из округов, округа из сообществ.

Высший орган СДСМШ — съезд (Kongress), между съездами — правление (Förbundsstyrelse), высший орган округа — окружная годовая конференция (Distriktsårskonferens), между окружными конференциями — окружное правление (Distriktsstyrelse), высший орган сообщества — годовая конференция сообщества (Kommunens årsmöte), между конференциями сообщества — правление (Styrelsen).

Примечания

Литература
 Ингвар Карлссон, Анн-Мари Линдгрен Что такое социал-демократия
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Ссылки

 Устав
 Программа партии
 Описание партии
 сайт СДСМШ
 Устав СДСМШ

Социал-демократическая партия Швеции
Партии — члены Партии европейских социалистов
Швеция
Политические партии Швеции
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Q: `cosf`, `sinf`, etc. are not in `std` Based on the discussion here, I have reported a bug to the Ubuntu developers.

When compiling the following sample c++ program:
#include <cmath>
#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    printf("%f\n", std::cosf(0.0f));
}

I get the following error message: error: 'cosf' is not a member of 'std'
Including math.h and using the non-namespaced version works fine. What is going on?
I am using g++ 8.3.0-6ubuntu1 on Ubuntu 19.04.
I am building with g++ --std=c++17 test.cpp

A: That version of the library (libstdc++8) is not fully conforming to C++17.  The copyright notice says it was last updated in 2016.  As of June 2019, the latest upstream release is bugged.  It does have a #if __cplusplus > 201402L section, but it doesn't declare the identifiers required by C++17.  There is an open bug report.
Looking at /usr/include/c++/8/cmath on Ubuntu, it includes <math.h>, undefines a series of macros for its functions (required by the C standard library) to access their names, imports cos, acos, etc. into the std:: namespace, and then declares the overloaded float and long double overloads as inline.
It never declares cosf within the std:: namespace, even though C++17 says it shall.  The C++11 standard says, "Names that are defined as functions in C shall be defined as functions in the C++ standard library," and "Each name from the Standard C library declared with external linkage is reserved to the implementation for use as a name with extern "C" linkage, both in namespace std and in the global namespace."  However, it does not explicitly state that std::expf et al. must be supported until P0175r1 in June 2016.  This was apparently an oversight.
The libc++ library does declare them, so compiling with clang++ -std=c++17 -stdlib=libc++ should work.

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Aliases Vin Roberti, Vincent Roberti
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The Yin Yang theory is the most basic foundation of Chinese medicine, upon which more complex principles are built such as the Five Elements theory.
From Oneness or Whole, Yin and Yang were separated into two opposing aspects. They are opposing, yet at the same time complementary. They are inter-dependent and mutually supporting. One also constantly consumes or transforms into another, so nothing in life is totally Yin, neither Yang.
There are always two aspects present, similarly as the poles of a moving pendulum.
Suffering occurs when the aspects are divided, separated or when one over-consumes the other. In short, the aspects loose "the beat", the co-creation movement, because they feel too alien to each other. Wholeness (well-being), on the other hand, relies on the harmonious dance between Yin and Yang. It is the spiraling existence in which one aspects supports and gives rise to the other. Once there is imbalance, there is stagnation caused by over-powering of one of the aspects. The dance between Yin and Yang becomes clumsy and distorted.
The healthy body can find its own internal resources to guide the transformation back to the harmonious dance.
The goal of holistic practices offered here is to help one to restore his/her wholeness which can be found in flexibility of body and mind, calmness and free energy flow.
Every dis-ease can be looked at by looking at imbalances between Yin and Yang aspects on multiple levels. This includes the organs, blood/chi stagnation, physical occurrence of the pain/health problem (such as front/back, upper/lower body etc), time of occurrence (day or night) and the nature of the problem, related emotions, diet and climate, and so on.
Yin and Yang can be distinguished in every aspect of life, physical, emotional,and mental health. Hence, the Yin Yang theory helps to guide how to appreciate and learn from paradoxes in both discriminating and uniting various syndromes and problems of ill-being.
by looking at the two inter-dependent aspects of well-being (and life). The four principles of Yin and Yang, namely their opposition, inter-dependence, mutual consuming and supporting and inter-transformation, serve as the basic.


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Reports from filming have made quite a big deal about Lily's younger brother McGregor (played by Jack Whitehall) being played as something of a campy gay man. The choices to play the character as an over-the-top stereotype, and to have a straight actor playing such a stereotypical role, have attracted controversy. Disney had previously attracted criticism for claiming the character Lefou in the live-action Beauty and the Beast remake was also gay, though nothing in the film specifically identified him as such.
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Q: "Last stretch" referring to several events?
Are you ready for the last stretch (of exams)?

Can you use "last stretch" to refer to one final exam? I think the last stretch is used to refer to several events upcoming, but not a single event. What idiom or expression do you use to refer to a single event? Is there any similar phrase to "ready for the last stretch"?

A: There is a closely related idiom, often in the form:

fall at the final hurdle
To fail to accomplish some task or goal at the very end of the
attempt.

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*Negotiations between the two warring countries fell at the final hurdle due to disagreements over cross-border taxation.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms
But Collins lists the phrase the final hurdle itself  as at least a strong collocation (obviously from the examples often used metaphorically, thus an idiom):

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*The final hurdle of planning permission has just been cleared. [Times, Sunday Times]

And below are further similar examples:

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*The final hurdle: preparation for the PhD viva examination

[Barbara Jack; NIH National Library of Medicine]

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*We're now approaching the final hurdle on the road to a privacy-first, cookieless industry.

[WARC; March 2022]

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*Today, we have reached the final hurdle in the long-delayed patriation process.

[De Hansard archive; Cambridge Dictionary]
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One contributor requires that the question

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*'Can you use "last stretch" to refer to one final exam? I think the last stretch is used to refer to several events upcoming, but not a single event.'

also be addressed. John Lawler has already done this in a 'comment'; I assume I'm agreeing with JL that because of lack of research shown, an 'answer' is not really appropriate. However, I'll add a referenced answer. Longman brings out the metaphorical usage well:

the home/final stretch

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*a) the last part of a track before the end of a race

*b) the last part of an activity, trip, or process

As they enter the home stretch of the campaign, the president's lead has grown.

'The last part of a process' seems to licence a punctive/punctual event (such as a typical exam). However, I've found no examples in dictionaries or the first few pages of raw Google searches for "final stretch" or "last stretch" (not as common) which definitely refer to a culminating short event, and most of them definitely don't, referring definitively to the run-up (eg

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*It was an easy trip except for the last stretch, which took forever.)

I'd say that, as an easy alternative presents itself, it is better to restrict 'last stretch' to the path (non-punctive) metaphor.

A: A similar expression from horseracing is to enter/come down/be in the homestretch or home straight, the straight final stretch.

homestretch
a final stage
In truth, the company is in the homestretch with the rocket, and the launch site in French Guiana does seem to be coming together. — Eric Berger, Ars Technica, 27 Dec. 2021 m-w

homestretch / home stretch
You can refer to the last part of any activity that lasts for a long
time as the homestretch, especially if the activity is difficult or
boring.
The Oscars race will enter the homestretch after this weekend. Collins

home straight (also North American home stretch)
The last part of an activity or campaign.
heading down the home stretch to Tuesday's final Lexico

It's the night before the final exam in your introductory psychology
course. You've put in a lot of time reviewing your course notes and
the material in this textbook, and you feel that you have learned most
of it pretty well. You are coming down the home stretch with little
time left, and you've got to decide whether to devote those precious
remaining minutes to studying psychological disorders or social
psychology. D. Schacter et al.; Psychology (2010)

When you make it to the second interview, you are in the
homestretch to obtaining an offer. J. Cody; Medical Assisting Exam Review (2010)

A: As has already been pointed out last stretch is, in this usage, a metaphor: it analogises whatever it stands for to the last, straight, part of a racetrack. The last part of racetrack is something continuous; it is not normally regarded as a collection of discrete, countable items. The metaphor thus treats whatever it stands for as if it were something continuous; it ignores the fact, when described in other ways, it may, in fact, be a collection of discrete, countable items.
Therefore, although exams, described as such, are countable, their countability is ignored when they are described, metaphorically, as the last stretch. There is thus no obstacle to applying the term to any particular number of exams, including just one, as long as the number is significantly smaller than the total number of exams in the exam period (or, depending on the context, in one's course of studies as a whole).