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Q: Relação One-To-Many com nome da foreign key explícito Estou realizando um mapeamento simples de one-to-many via Fluent API especificando qual é a coluna utilizada no mapeamento, porém, o EF "ignora" a configuração e continua utilizando o nome default.
Mapeamentos:
        public AtividadeMap()
        {
            HasKey(a => a.Codigo);

            ToTable("tb_atividade");

            Property(a => a.TituloAtividade).HasColumnName("titulo_atividade");
            Property(a => a.DescricaoAtividade).HasColumnName("descricao_atividade");
            Property(a => a.DataHoraInicio).HasColumnName("data_hora_inicio");
            Property(a => a.DataHoraFim).HasColumnName("data_hora_fim");
            Property(a => a.Codigo).HasColumnName("pk_atividade");
            Property(a => a.StatusAtividade.Identificador).HasColumnName("status_atividade");
            Property(a => a.EstimativaInicialAtividade).HasColumnName("estimativa_inicial_atividade");
            Property(a => a.TipoAtividade.Identificador).HasColumnName("tipo_atividade");

            HasRequired(a => a.Usuario)
           .WithMany()
           .Map(e => e.MapKey("fk_usuario"));

            HasRequired(a => a.Projeto)
           .WithMany()
           .Map(e => e.MapKey("fk_projeto"));

        }

        public ProjetoMap()
        {
            HasKey(a => a.Codigo);

            ToTable("tb_projeto");

            Property(p => p.Codigo).HasColumnName("pk_projeto");
            Property(a => a.Nome).HasColumnName("nome");
        }

Exceção:

Como observado, o SQL está realizando uma busca por CodigoProjeto e CodigoUsuario ao invés de fk_projeto e fk_usuario
Além da exceção, uma dúvida: preciso mapear este one-to-many também nas classes da agregação (Projeto e Usuario)?
Se possível, preferiria mapear apenas na classe que consome a entidade, visando o isolamento da responsabilidade apenas para esta classe.

---- EDIT : Inclusão dos models relacionados ao problema ------
    public class Atividade : ObjetoPersistente
    {
        public Atividade()
        {
            Projeto = new Projeto();
            StatusAtividade = EStatusAtividade.NaoIniciado;
            TipoAtividade = ETipoAtividade.NovaImplementacao;
            Usuario = new Usuario();
        }

        public DateTime DataHoraFim { get; set; }

        public DateTime DataHoraInicio { get; set; }

        public string DescricaoAtividade { get; set; }
        public string EstimativaInicialAtividade { get; set; }
        public Projeto Projeto { get; set; }

        public long CodigoProjeto
        {
            get
            {
                return Projeto.Codigo;
            }
            set
            {
                Projeto.Codigo = value;
            }
        }

        public string NomeProjeto
        {
            get { return Projeto.Nome; }
        }

        public Usuario Usuario { get; set; }

        public string LoginUsuario
        {
            get { return Usuario.Login; }
        }

        public long CodigoUsuario
        {
            get
            {
                if(Usuario == null) Usuario = new Usuario();
                return Usuario.Codigo;
            }
            set
            {
                Usuario.Codigo = value;
            }
        }

        public EStatusAtividade StatusAtividade { get; set; }

        public string DescricaoStatusAtividade
        {
            get { return StatusAtividade.Descricao; }
        }

        public string DescricaoTipoAtividade
        {
            get { return TipoAtividade.Descricao; }
        }

        public ETipoAtividade TipoAtividade { get; set; }
        public string TituloAtividade { get; set; }

        public override bool Equals(object obj)
        {
            return (obj is Atividade) && (obj as Atividade).Codigo.Equals(Codigo);
        }

        public override int GetHashCode()
        {
            return Codigo.GetHashCode();
        }
    }

    public class Projeto : ObjetoPersistente, IObjetoElementoOption
    {
        public string Nome { get; set; }

        public override bool Equals(object obj)
        {
            return (obj is Projeto) && (obj as Projeto).Codigo.Equals(Codigo);
        }

        public override int GetHashCode()
        {
            return Codigo.GetHashCode();
        }

        public string Valor
        {
            get { return Codigo.ToString(); }
        }

        public string Descricao
        {
            get { return Nome; }
        }
    }

    public class Usuario : ObjetoPersistente
    {
        public string Login { get; set; }
        public string Senha { get; set; }

        public override bool Equals(object obj)
        {
            return (obj is Usuario) && (obj as Usuario).Codigo.Equals(Codigo);
        }

        public override int GetHashCode()
        {
            return Codigo.GetHashCode();
        }
    }

    [Serializable]
    public abstract class ObjetoPersistente : IObjetoPersistente
    {
        public long Codigo { get; set; }

        public override bool Equals(object obj)
        {
            return (obj is ObjetoPersistente) && (obj as ObjetoPersistente).Codigo.Equals(Codigo);
        }

        public override int GetHashCode()
        {
            return Codigo.GetHashCode();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Obtêm lista de longos a partir dos códigos dos objetos persistentes.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="lista"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public static List<long> ObtenhaListaDeCodigosPorListaDeObjetos<T>(List<T> lista) where T:ObjetoPersistente
        {
            var listaLongo = new List<long>();

            foreach (var objetoPersistente in lista)
            {
                listaLongo.Add(objetoPersistente.Codigo);
            }

            return listaLongo;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Obtêm lista de objetos do tipo genérico a partir de lista de códigos
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T"></typeparam>
        /// <param name="listaDeCodigos"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public static List<T> ObtenhaListaDeObjetoPorListaDeCodigos<T>(List<long> listaDeCodigos) where T  : ObjetoPersistente
        {
            var listaObjeto = new List<T>();

            foreach (var codigo in listaDeCodigos)
            {
                var objeto = Activator.CreateInstance<T>();
                objeto.Codigo = codigo;

                listaObjeto.Add(objeto);
            }

            return listaObjeto;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Obtêm objetos persistentes da lista que possuem a propriedade Código equivalente a 0.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T"></typeparam>
        /// <param name="objetos"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public static List<T> ObtenhaObjetosComCodigoZerado<T>(List<T> objetos) where T : ObjetoPersistente
        {
            var resultado = new List<T>();

            foreach (var objeto in objetos)
            {
                if(objeto.Codigo.Equals(0))
                    resultado.Add(objeto);
            }

            return resultado;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Obtêm objetos persistentes da lista que possuem a propriedade Código diferente de 0.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T"></typeparam>
        /// <param name="objetos"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public static List<T> ObtenhaObjetosComCodigoDiferenteDeZero<T>(List<T> objetos) where T : ObjetoPersistente
        {
            var resultado = new List<T>();

            foreach (var objeto in objetos)
            {
                if (!objeto.Codigo.Equals(0))
                    resultado.Add(objeto);
            }

            return resultado;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Compara duas listas de objetos persistentes
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T"></typeparam>
        /// <param name="listaBase"></param>
        /// <param name="listaAnalisada"></param>
        /// <returns>Os objetos persistentes da 'listaAnalisada' que não existem na 'listaBase'</returns>
        public static List<T> ObtenhaDiferenteEntreListas<T>(List<T> listaBase, List<T> listaAnalisada)
            where T : ObjetoPersistente
        {
            var resultado = new List<T>();

            foreach (var objetoPersistente in listaAnalisada)
            {
                if(!listaBase.Contains(objetoPersistente))
                    resultado.Add(objetoPersistente);
            }

            return resultado;
        }
    }

---- EDIT2 : Detalhes sobre o momento em que a exception é disparada ----
A exception ocorre no momento que realizo um 'find' no DbSet:
_dbContext.Set<Atividade>.Find(codigoItem);

O SQL que o EF produziu foi este:
SELECT "Alias1"."status_atividade", "Alias1"."pk_atividade", "Alias1"."data_hora_fim", "Alias1"."data_hora_inicio", "Alias1"."descricao_atividade", "Alias1"."estimativa_inicial_atividade", "Alias1"."CodigoProjeto", "Alias1"."CodigoUsuario", "Alias1"."tipo_atividade", "Alias1"."titulo_atividade", "Alias1"."fk_projeto", "Alias1"."fk_usuario" FROM (SELECT "Extent1"."pk_atividade", "Extent1"."data_hora_fim", "Extent1"."data_hora_inicio", "Extent1"."descricao_atividade", "Extent1"."estimativa_inicial_atividade", "Extent1"."CodigoProjeto", "Extent1"."CodigoUsuario", "Extent1"."status_atividade", "Extent1"."tipo_atividade", "Extent1"."titulo_atividade", "Extent1"."fk_projeto", "Extent1"."fk_usuario" FROM "public"."tb_atividade" AS "Extent1" WHERE "Extent1"."pk_atividade" = ((4)) LIMIT 2) AS "Alias1"

A mensagem da exceção:
ERROR: 42703: column Extent1.CodigoProjeto does not exist

PS: Estou utilizando PostgreSQL.

A: Vamos começar pelo SQL gerado:
SELECT "Alias1"."status_atividade", "Alias1"."pk_atividade",
"Alias1"."data_hora_fim", "Alias1"."data_hora_inicio",
"Alias1"."descricao_atividade", "Alias1"."estimativa_inicial_atividade",
"Alias1"."CodigoProjeto", "Alias1"."CodigoUsuario",
"Alias1"."tipo_atividade", "Alias1"."titulo_atividade",
"Alias1"."fk_projeto", "Alias1"."fk_usuario" FROM
    (SELECT "Extent1"."pk_atividade", "Extent1"."data_hora_fim",
    "Extent1"."data_hora_inicio", "Extent1"."descricao_atividade",
    "Extent1"."estimativa_inicial_atividade", "Extent1"."CodigoProjeto",
    "Extent1"."CodigoUsuario", "Extent1"."status_atividade",
    "Extent1"."tipo_atividade", "Extent1"."titulo_atividade",
    "Extent1"."fk_projeto", "Extent1"."fk_usuario"
    FROM "public"."tb_atividade" AS "Extent1"
    WHERE "Extent1"."pk_atividade" = ((4)) LIMIT 2) AS "Alias1"

Repare que em nenhum momento você referencia CodigoProjeto e CodigoUsuario aqui:
    public AtividadeMap()
    {
        HasKey(a => a.Codigo);

        ToTable("tb_atividade");

        Property(a => a.TituloAtividade).HasColumnName("titulo_atividade");
        Property(a => a.DescricaoAtividade).HasColumnName("descricao_atividade");
        Property(a => a.DataHoraInicio).HasColumnName("data_hora_inicio");
        Property(a => a.DataHoraFim).HasColumnName("data_hora_fim");
        Property(a => a.Codigo).HasColumnName("pk_atividade");
        Property(a => a.StatusAtividade.Identificador).HasColumnName("status_atividade");
        Property(a => a.EstimativaInicialAtividade).HasColumnName("estimativa_inicial_atividade");
        Property(a => a.TipoAtividade.Identificador).HasColumnName("tipo_atividade");

        HasRequired(a => a.Usuario)
       .WithMany()
       .Map(e => e.MapKey("fk_usuario"));

        HasRequired(a => a.Projeto)
       .WithMany()
       .Map(e => e.MapKey("fk_projeto"));

    }

Obviamente não vai funcionar. Como as duas propriedades não fazem parte da consulta (porque não são campos de dados, e sim, propriedades de navegação que você mesmo definiu), você precisa marcar essas propriedades com [NotMapped] para retirar as colunas da consulta.
    [NotMapped]
    public long CodigoProjeto {
        get
        {
            return Projeto.Codigo;
        }
        set
        {
            Projeto.Codigo = value;
        }
    }

    [NotMapped]
    public long CodigoUsuario {
        get
        {
            if(Usuario == null) Usuario = new Usuario();
            return Usuario.Codigo;
        }
        set
        {
            Usuario.Codigo = value;
        }
    }


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TD Jazz Concerts: Jazz From Around The World, a series that celebrates jazz's journey from its roots in New Orleans melding European, Afro-Cuban and Acadian music to its adoption by musicians from every corner of the world including India, Cuba, Cameroon, Japan, South Korea, Trinidad, Israel, Brazil, Indonesia, and Turkey, with Etienne Charles and Guy Mintus, Richard Bona and Alfredo Rodríguez Band and Pedrito Martínez Group, Selçuk Suna and Joey Alexander, Miles from India – A Celebration of the Music of Miles Davis, Makoto Ozone Trio and Youn Sun Nah, and finally Ivan Lins Quintet and Supergenerous featuring Cyro Baptista and Kevin Breit.
World Music Concerts feature Mariza from Portugal, Ladysmith Black Mambazo from South Africa, Las Cafeteras from the USA, and Patricia Cano from Peru, in music ranging from fado to vocal styles of isicathamiya and mbube, and a mishmash of punk, hip-hop, beat music, cumbia, and rock.
Royal Conservatory Orchestra, consisting of students from The Glenn Gould School and regarded as one of the best training orchestras in North America, conducted by Tania Miller, Andrei Feher, and Johannes Debus.
A Tribute to Dave Brubeck
Gospel Tribute to Aretha Franklin
Music on Film at Hot Docs
World, North American, Canadian, and Ontario premieres by Mark Anthony Turnage, Bent Sørensen, Brian Current, Steve Reich, Dan Becker, Antonio Haskell, Stacy Garrop, Dur-Dur Band, Fatimah Al-Zaelaeyah, Zachary James Watkins, Eve Egoyan, Morgan-Paige Melbourne, and Marc Neikrug.
Other artists featured in the 2021.22 season include:
Bobby McFerrin
Asitha Tennekoon
Ashley MacIsaac with Jully Black
Joshua Redman, Brad Mehldau, Christian McBride, and Brian Blade
Nella and Daymé Arocena
Mariza
Las Cafeteras and Patricia Cano
Karen Clark Sheard
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The Internet of Things (IoT) and data go hand in hand. Combining IoT's power of connectivity and the cloud with advanced analytics unlocks the true value of the assets and devices you already own. Together, data and IoT can uncover agile and data-driven insights your business can act on to make better and faster decisions.
For data professionals, the place to be for hands-on learning this fall is the Microsoft Data Science Summit, Sept. 26‒27 in Atlanta.
At the Summit, you'll learn how databases, big data and machine learning products can transform your business. Experts will demonstrate proven techniques for putting the latest technologies to work for you. Highlights include IoT-focused sessions such as "Unlock Real-Time Predictive Insights from the Internet of Things" and "Streaming Options on Azure: We've Got It All Covered." You'll hear from Microsoft engineers, customers sharing case studies, and see plenty of demos. And Joseph Sirosh, corporate vice president of the Data Group at Microsoft, will kick things off with a keynote address.
The summit is designed for team leaders and data professionals including data scientists, big data engineers, machine learning engineers and engineering managers. You'll benefit from architectural guidance and immersive training to implement solutions at scale. Plenty of real-world examples will show how to apply machine learning and data science techniques to your business. Everything from artificial intelligence to open source technology is on the agenda — as well as ample opportunities to network with the experts.
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Nicole LeDuc is creator and director of the Young Bloods Collective's new program, "SHIFT," which is now accepting submissions. (Photo by John F. Russell).
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Shift — an intransitive verb meaning to go through a change — is the idea behind the Young Bloods Collective's new movement and dance program.
Led by creator and director Nicole LeDuc, the SHIFT program will have a similar style to the Young Bloods Collective's annual SPEAK event.
Submissions are open to all genders 18 and older. Each piece will be limited to about three minutes featuring up to five dancers or it could be a solo piece. Costumes are also encouraged.
To submit a SHIFT piece, visit youngbloodscollective.org/open-calls and provide a description of the piece including the concept, costumes, music, the number of dancers or if it's a solo performance. Please note this is a juried event. Selected pieces will be notified via email by Nov. 7.
The deadline for submissions will be accepted until midnight Oct. 31.
There will be four weeks of rehearsals with a dress rehearsal on Dec. 6 and two evening shows scheduled for Dec. 7 and 8 at the Chief Theater.


Asterisk is the most established, most popular, most powerful, most flexible (there are lots more 'mosts' – I am trying to keep this short) communications engine in the world! It is open source software that runs on the Linux operating system and, once installed, it can be configured to meet just about any communications and / or telephony requirement you can think of. It is often used as a powerful PBX, voice mail server, conferencing platform, or auto-attendant – but these are only the tip of iceberg in terms of the capabilities that Asterisk possesses.
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Asterisk works on the Linux OS, which is also open source and used in the majority of servers around the world.
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If you are thinking of creating one yourself then the starting point is to get trained! Alternatively, you can source an appliance or complete solution that has a graphical user interface to make administering it a lot easier. It depends on the level of technical complexity you are wanting to get involved in.
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Take a look at the Bratislava Rainbow Pride 2018 taking place today.
Czechoslovakia was one of the first countries to say homosexuality is not a crime, al so thanks to the first activists like Imrich Matyáš.
Police will assist the vaccination in communities from where the epidemic spread.
1. Why do young people remain with their parents?
5. Slovakia to buy F-16 fighter jets. What is wrong with the ministry's analysis?
10. Slovakia to buy F-16 fighter jets. What is wrong with the ministry's analysis?
7. Automotive suppliers will invest further millions in Slovakia.


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John Drinkwater | Criticism
This literature criticism consists of approximately 17 pages of analysis & critique of John Drinkwater.
SOURCE: "John Drinkwater," in Some Contemporary Dramatists, Kennikat Press, Inc., 1925, pp. 53-72.
In the following essay, Sutton compares Drinkwater's historical plays to Greek drama.
It was as a poet that John Drinkwater first became known to readers, and it was in Birmingham, as actor and as manager of the Repertory Theatre, that he made his stage reputation. The experience he had in Birmingham taught him the craft of playmaking; and Abraham Lincoln, the chronicle which was brought to London by the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, and afterwards went all over the world, was the distinguished result. He has never written novels; but his work, for the theatre has been supplemented by a number of biographies—one of Pepys, written in the old home of the Pepys family at Brampton, one of John Hampden, and a particularly good one of Charles James Fox—all of which have had their own...
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Encryption messaging company Keybase launched a Slack-like open source team communications tool on Monday for macOS and iOS platforms.
Called Keybase Teams, the fully encrypted platform supports groups as large as 500 people, with free access to a team's message history.
Like Slack, once users have created a team in Keybase they can begin generating chats and channels. It's also possible to share encrypted files with team members.
Unlike Slack accounts however, users don't have to switch at the top level of the app. Teams can be casual and small, allowing them to blend into the user's inbox, while teams with multiple chat channels are grouped under "Big teams".
What's the catch? Free is never free.
We think someday if teams take off, we'll charge for larger teams. Nothing we're offering for free now will flip to a pay model, so if you make a 500 person team now and start using it, you won't someday be faced with a credit card screen just to get your files or messages.
Put most simply, we eventually want to find a way for actual enterprises to pay, while keeping personal and community use free. And any use now is grandfathered in.
Also, there is no upsell on message history. It's free to get to your old messages.
Grandfathered free is great until it ends due to "business realities" and/or change in company ownership.
Or if the product doesn't "take off" "someday" it just goes away.
I prefer a sustainable model from the start.
The problem I see is not necessarily that you have another option, but in the business that I work for we use slack and we have so many integrations that there's no way in hell that we would move to a new platform. The amount of work that it would take to migrate all of those integrations not to mention the lack of windows support would be far too great no matter how fantastic an offering this is.
Your comment have been a truism even if they had charged $1000 per user per month: "Cost of $1000 per user per month is great until it ends due to "business realities" and/or change in company ownership…" Is there in your mind any way they can be more clear about how free it actually is? Maybe you are not an entitled person, but you do sound like you are. How can Keybase make you happy when you refuse to accept their promises?
You say I sound entitled because I want to PAY for a product instead of getting it for FREE? You need to check the definition of entitled.
And your comment about the "truism" of free vs paid is also bizarre. Regardless of the "hyper-scalability" of apps and 'the cloud', a product MAY cost more than $1000/month to maintain, but it will ALWAYS cost more than $0/month to maintain.
Same. I wish we used Discord for work, even though it's targeted at video gamers. Slack fails to deliver messages and notifications occasionally, which is a non-starter, plus it's generally irritating because it's unresponsive and eats RAM. People here are gonna hate me, but Facebook Messenger is honestly pretty good for friendly chat.
But adding them on a social media site isn't?
For whatever reason, it's not. Everyone is just friends with everyone on Facebook as long as they're in the same school, university, etc. You don't even have to be FB friends to message someone, but messages from non-friends are easier to miss due to some weird layout. Gotta say it's pretty convenient being able to look up and message anyone I want.
Generally the more the better when it comes to products with end-to-end encryption, so yay!?


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Back to Economic Growth and Distributive Justice Part I -The Role of the State
Learner Reviews & Feedback for Economic Growth and Distributive Justice Part I -The Role of the State by Tel Aviv University
If you really care about the big questions in the economies and societies of the 21st century, such as distributive justice - namely, inequality of income or wealth, and its correlation with economic growth - this course is meant for you. The knowledge you will gain can truly change your outlook on our world. "Economic Growth and Distributive Justice - the Role of the State" is the first part of a two part course and it includes the following four lectures: (1) What do we need a state for? (2) The Relationship between Efficiency and Distributive Justice (3) Demonstrating the implications of different ethical theories (4) Distributive Justice: measurement and implications Once you've completed the first part, we strongly recommend that you register for the second part entitled: "Economic Growth and Distributive Justice - Maximizing Social Well-being", as well. Taking both parts of the course would enable you to obtain a fuller and more comprehensive knowledge about Economic Growth and Distributed Justice. The course is founded upon the elemental idea that the role of the state is to maximize the well-being - or simply the happiness - of its residents. In 9 fascinating, edifying lessons, using only simple words and decoding professional terminologies that sometimes baffle the intelligent layman, the course expounds many truths – both intuitive and unintuitive. Often using examples from the US and Europe, it does not however focus on policies in any particular region of the world, and is directly applicable to all countries around the globe. The course touches upon the essence of important concepts like efficiency and equity, inequality and poverty, gross domestic product, tax evasion and tax planning; it presents the work of Nobel Laureate James Mirrlees and his followers - promoting a coherent system that integrates tax and government expenditures to maximize social welfare; and illuminates a range of high-profile issues from their economic angle: • Climate change: the atmosphere and oceans as public goods, and how smart (Pigovian) taxation can be used to combat the rapidly increasing threats to our planet; • Technology as the engine of economic growth; • Taxing the rich: How can we mitigate the growing inequality problem? Should we impose a global tax on capital? The curriculum includes interviews with major figures in the fields of law and of economics: Harvard's Elhanan Helpman, Dan Shaviro from NYU and Richard Epstein from the University of Chicago and NYU. After successfully completing this course, you can expect to be able to: • Better understand economic issues presented in the media • Form an informed opinion on the strengths and weaknesses of presented social economic policies • Define and measure inequality and poverty • Define the connection between inequality (income, wealth) and economic growth • Explain the foundations of economic growth • Design a tax and transfer system to maximize the happiness of individuals All these will allow you to better understand the policies being developed around you, and to play a larger, more informed role in their development, as a conscientious citizen. In order to receive academic credit for this course you must successfully pass the academic exam on campus. For information on how to register for the academic exam – https://tauonline.tau.ac.il/registration Additionally, you can apply to certain degrees using the grades you received on the courses. Read more on this here – https://go.tau.ac.il/b.a/mooc-acceptance Teachers interested in teaching this course in their class rooms are invited to explore our Academic High school program here – https://tauonline.tau.ac.il/online-highschool Please note that there is a second part to this course which is a direct extension of this part. We highly recommend to continue to the second part after you finish this one (https://www.coursera.org/learn/economic-growth-part-2/home/welcome)....
EXCELLENTLY DESIGNED COURSE WHICH GIVES ONE NECESSARY BASIC INSIGHTS IN UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF THE STATE AND HOW IT CAN ACHIEVE DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE BASED ON DIFFERENT PHILOSOPHIES.
It gives you a holistic view on how policymakers should design the Government policy to promote happiness and social welfare. Very informative and easy to understand.
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Incredibly interesting and is a good revision aid for my undergraduate course in Ethics, Philosophy and Economics!
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Algunos ejemplos de aplicación podrían mejorarse, ya que los expuestos no son muy usuales.
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This course explains comprehensive materials with simple explanation.
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This course opened my eyes to many issues. It's really my first course in what I'd call, economics.
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Idealism and materialism in antebellum southern political history : a review essay
Kousser, J. Morgan (1981) Idealism and materialism in antebellum southern political history : a review essay. Humanities Working Paper, 60. California Institute of Technology , Pasadena, CA. https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:20090813-112339124
Although the mainstream "new political historians" have largely ignored the South, historians of the antebellum South have produced some of the most interesting recent works in political history. These scholars fall into two groups: one finds a white consensus, emphasizes ideology, and concentrates on evidence from "literary" sources; the other discovers evidence of conflict, stresses the material basis of political alignments, and combines quantitative with traditional evidence. In a brief review of books by Channing and Johnson, I point out that by concentrating on the immediate pre-war years, the authors cannot answer even the questions they themselves pose. Cooper's 1978 ideological interpretation finesses the question of the connection between opinions on slavery and Unionism and fails to explain why the southerners' responses to the crises of 1850 and 1860 were so different. The central work of the last two decades, Thornton's, presents the bold and complex thesis that the South was born libertarian and avoids many of the problems of the other works reviewed. His treatment of politics-as largely symbolic-expressive, rather than rational instrumental, and his lack of statistical sophistication, however, invite criticism. The most valuable facet of these works for American political history generally is that they restore politicians, policy, and political thought -- topics often shunted aside by the social history approach of the past generation -- to the study of politics.
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Kousser, J. Morgan. Idealism and materialism in antebellum southern political history: a review essay. Pasadena, CA: California Institute of Technology, 1981. Humanities Working Paper, No. 60.
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Of the 15.6 million tax returns lodged by taxpayers in 2010-11, following assessment approximately 0.15% were objected against and only 0.005% were litigated.
Most of the challenges involved amended assessments following an audit. We were successful or partly successful in 63% of decisions in the courts and 91% of tribunal decisions.
We approach our litigation in accordance with our obligations under the law, including the Attorney-General's Legal Services Directions 2005 (in particular the model litigant guidelines), and relevant court and tribunal rules and directions.
In 2010-11 there was one breach of the directions and six alleged breaches under consideration by the Office of Legal Services Coordination in the Attorney-General's Department.
While we have a good success rate overall, some of the cases where we were not successful involved substantial amounts of revenue. Questions regarding the scope of the general anti-avoidance and transfer pricing in the law were foreshadowed in our 2009-10 report. These matters will require continued close attention. See Appendix 5 for more information.
This program provides financial assistance to taxpayers to clarify issues where there is uncertainty or contention about how the law operates, and it is in the public interest for the issue to be litigated. A test case litigation panel, including external members, considers applications for test case funding.
This year the panel considered 31 applications for funding - 12 were approved and 19 declined.
the applicant was attempting to gain a benefit clearly not intended by the law.
five cases where we sought special leave to appeal to the High Court.
Total expenditure for the program in 2010-11 was $1,330,068.
three were resolved before hearing.
The Commissioner released decision impact statements concerning each of these decisions, explaining how the laws were clarified.
Visit our website to see the decision impact statements and our Test case litigation program guide explaining the program.
In addition to the test case funded matters decided this year, there were also other significant litigation decisions. At 30 June 2011, there were 84 current cases we had identified as significant litigation matters.
Some of our cases finalised during the year are outlined in Appendix 5.


Bani Hashemian, S. M., Serra, P., Barbosa, C. J., Juarez, J., Aleza, P., Corvera, J.M., Lluch, A., Pina, J.A., Duran-Vila, N. (2009). Effect of a Field-Source Mixture of Citrus Viroids on the Performance of Nules; Clementine and Navelina; Sweet Orange Trees Grafted on Carrizo Citrange. Plant Disease, 93(7), 699-707.
A field-source mixture of citrus viroids was characterized and shown to contain Citrus exocortis viroid (CEVd), Hop stunt viroid (HSVd), Citrus bent leaf viroid (CBLVd), and Citrus dwarfing viroid (CDVd). Sequencing results showed that: (i) CEVd contained the P(L) and P(R) characteristic of class A variants; (ii) HSVd was a noncachexia variant; (iii) CBLVd was related to CVd-Ia variants; (iv) CDVd was a mixture of two types (CVd-IIIa and CVd-IIIb) of variants. The presence of the same type of variants in inoculated clementine (Citrus clementina 'Nules') and sweet orange (C. sinensis 'Navelina') trees on Carrizo citrange (Poncirus trifoliata x C. sinensis) rootstocks was confirmed. The effect of infection was determined by assessing the performance of infected and noninfected trees growing in the field. Infection resulted in small trees with reduced canopy, yielding a reduced crop. Fruit characteristics were also affected: (i) clementine and sweet orange fruits from infected trees were larger than those from noninfected trees; (ii) clementine fruits from infected trees differed in shape from those of noninfected trees; (iii) sweet orange fruits from infected trees had maturity indexes and juice contents higher than those from noninfected trees; (iv) in both species, the density of the juice, the amount of soluble solids, and the acidity of the fruits from infected trees were lower than those of fruits from noninfected trees. Infected trees had a poorly developed root system with fibrous roots containing fewer amyloplasts than noninfected trees. The results of an in vitro assay on the induction and development of roots in cultured explants are discussed.


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July 17, 2015 - The big 4-0!
Yep. 40 releases. What? Er…we started a little over three years ago with the intent to make my solo album seem a bit more legit by sticking a record label name on it. And here we are, 39 releases later, with our 40th. And it's our second from the very mighty and utterly lovely Dog Paper Submarine – the follow-up to last year's eponymous EP. As per, you can get it in the shop – pay-what-you-want download or £4 for the gloriously lovely CD. Revel in their glorious Nordic power-pop!


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This issue is kind of boring / depressing compared to many other issues, but I suppose this comic does that sometimes (like issue 4). In this one, Bass tells us (not) all about the stuff that went down before Mega Man and Roll were put into stasis, even though they should already know, and then about a page or two about what happened in the 30 years they were asleep. Questions about things are raised and will most likely be never resolved / ignored / retconned in future issues. Roll even keeps her clothes on in this one (other than the fanart).


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Dan Kobel alias Mr Joseph, was born in Novara, Italy on the 31st January 1983. He had always been influenced by soul, jazz, gospel, and R'nB music so much so that, at the age of 15, he had already decided to begin a career as a DJ. Hours and hours of listening to records in shops in his own hometown with one objective, to create and to have himself heard. A difficult but constant beginning with one sole aim.
After about two years of commitment and dedication towards his love of music, he began with engagements in small bars and disco-bars in and around home then later in the more notorious discotheques in the north of Italy.
He began by playing soulful house and house music, his initial influence being that of 'old school', those, who at the end of the 90's domineered and inspired the international house scene. To name but a few, Master at Work, Frankie Knuckles, Tony Humphries, Roger Sanchez, Erick Morillo and many others. Mr Jospeph nourished infinite love for this kind of music which you can still find and listen to once more in his DJ set.
Years go by and his artistic vein matures. He experiments and tries to break away from his own roots by listening to different types of music from Techno to Tech House to Chillout.
The turning point for Mr Joseph comes along in 2007 after landing in Ibiza to promote himself and to understand if this really was the road he wanted to travel. After extensive exploration in the various locations on the island, he lands a residency in the Coast Line Café, a well-known nightclub which, for special events, starred the top DJ Tiesto up until 2006.
On the 12 July 2007 the king of the Ibiza coast Carl Cox arrives as a guest at the Coast Line. After listening to Mr Joseph's DJ set for 3 hours, he decides to make him a proposal that nobody could ever refuse, that of working at the Space Club in Ibiza for the next season, and so it was.
From 2008 to 2011 every season, he played three fixed evenings at the Space Club in Ibiza, then a year in the Sunset Terrace. That year was Mr Joseph's best year playing for 6 hours after Carl Cox on the Terrace.
Never holding back, Mr Joseph then decides to take up a career as a producer, carrying him towards his first recognition in December 2015 when his first release 'Love Me' came out on Tony Records by the legendary Tony Humphries. A new adventure, new incentives driven by his passion and love for music which will, once again, conduct him to achieve further results.
In 2017 he returns to Ibiza for Sundays Hi where he participates in the evening performance with Green Velvet and Tom Novy. Mr Joseph alias Dan Kobel does not appreciate being identified only with one unique genre of music as, over time, he has matured different interests for every shade of disco music. In his sets, you can find a well-blended mixture, nicely linked together in a logical key.
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How not to do an apology video
Picture: YouTube: Laura Lee
When did YouTubers forget how to apologise?
Something very weird has happened in the world of YouTube. As controversial videos and posts have frequently become the norm, so too has a whole new genre of content: apology content.
These videos and tweets and screenshots-of-iPhone-notes-posted-on-Instagram-for-some-reason are so depressingly common they have spawned a set of trends and rules and etiquettes that apparently must be applied to them.
A person's apology video has to be stark, it has to be a close-up of their face. Said face is very sad and very serious and not here to joke around, guys. The person is extremely sorry. They are so sorry it almost physically hurts them how sorry they are. They express this sorrow not in the way a human being would, but in the way an Apology Video Person does: by scrunching up their face into a range of big sad expressions, looking like Sophia the robot when her creators/captors show off all the facial expressions she can do in one go.
They post the video, act sorry for about ooooooh fourteen minutes, slyly like a few tweets from fans that say 'you ain't even done nothing wrong' and then go right back to their usual selves.
I suppose, in a way, this issue was really brought to light by the loveable scamp L*gan P*aul, who charmed the internet with his egregious, probably illegal, antics to such a degree that he had to point his face at a camera and feign human emotion like a guy who had only ever read about emotions in books.
"LOOK HOW SORRY I AM". Picture: YouTube: Logan Paul
The latest high profile case in this exhausting, never-ending saga is YouTuber Laura Lee, who was forced to apologise after a series of old (but not that old!!) racist tweets were unearthed.
It was not a good situation for her, for the tweets are... very racist. I'm not going to repeat what she said here (and isn't that brave of me?) but suffice it to say that they were... hooboy were they racist.
Racist in the way that is so blatant it's almost vintage; vintage racism. She was throwing around racial epithets that haven't been uttered since the Vietnam War.
Picture: Instagram: Laura Lee
Laura was too exposed to follow the usual celebrity route of 'not addressing the problem for a day or two and watching as everyone just forgets about it' and so found herself needing to issue an apology.
First she sent out a number of tweets, which were actually pretty spot-on as apologies go. But, being a YouTuber, she then decided to do a video - the first of many mistakes.
Before we dive in to the unmitigated car crash that is that video, let us quickly reacquaint ourselves with what an apology is, and how to do one:
HOW TO APOLOGISE
1. Sincerely say you are sorry, and admit fault. None of that 'I'm sorry you're offended' garbage. You did bad - own it.
2. Do not attempt to pass blame to someone or something else. Own it.
3. Clearly explain why what you did was wrong. There is a difference between 'I'm sorry I did this bad thing' and 'I'm sorry that everyone is mad at me'.
4. Live in your apology for a bit. Don't say you're sorry and then immediately move on and pretend nothing happened. Leave some breathing room so people know that you mean what you say.
Bonus points: pledge to do something that actively makes amends for the harm done. Donate to a charity or something. It's not hard, kids.
Did Laura do any of these things?
What did Laura do?
A series of other things! We shall have a look at them shortly (look forward to that), but let's cut to the chase and say that the response to this apology video was Not Good.
If you look up the phrase 'not good' in the dictionary you will find nothing because they don't put two word phrases in the dictionary, but if they did, it would be a pic of the comments on this video.
And the ratio... dear lord, the ratio. Take a look at this ratio:
In mathematics there is such a thing as 'the golden ratio'. I don't know what this is and refuse to learn BUT I propose that this ratio, Laura Lee's ratio, is the exact mathematical opposite of the golden ratio. This ratio is about as far from gold as one can venture. This is a trash ratio, a ratio for the rats.
This ratio makes me want to take off my glasses and rub the bridge of my nose and then scream GODDAMMIT and kick a chair over, like a frustrated sports coach. This ratio makes me want to log off, go to a remote field and just mull things over for a while. This ratio makes me feel like a rookie cop on their first day who's just seen a dead body for the first time and now is running back to the squad car to throw up, while the veteran cop watches and shakes his grizzled head.
Laura Lee Presents: An Acting Masterclass
You don't need to cry when you apologise. You don't need to cry when you're sad. When was the last time you cried when apologising? It might be recently, it might be never. It depends on the person, the mood, the issue. But it's not mandatory. This is a memo that Laura Lee sadly did not receive and so she spends the bulk of very video visibly straining to produce tears, which suggests that her focus may not be in the right place (actually being sorry). It's one of the most insane things I've ever watched and I've been extremely online for longer than I care to imagine.
The actual content of her video was an all-round mess as we have already discussed in another piece, and fraught with a total lack of any believable contrition. It also featured the nice trope that's always popular with YouTubers - talking about how the apology video has been really hard for them to make, and how when you think about it they're kind of a victim too in a way, because people made them feel sad for being very racist.
On a completely unrelated note, seeking pity when caught out in a wrongdoing is one of the most common and recognisable techniques of sociopaths. Just thought I bring that up for no reason at all.
I just... I just don't get it man. Why can't they apologise any more. What happened. The most cynical part of my brain says to me that a person who would tweet #******* in the first place is probably not a good person and so unlikely to be capable of a good apology but it depresses me to write someone off like that.
I want to believe, as I'm sure you do, that these people are capable of apologising for real. But so far the videos say otherwise.
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Peter and Jacque McKenzie are committed to excellence in coaching, whilst at the same time making it fun for all. There is a healthy social presence in our group where family involvement is seen and encouraged. "We feel we have all of the experience necessary to drive the organisation forward in the future. That experience has been gained across a number of sports and organisations.
Peter is an accomplished sportsman. He has been a regional representative in Rugby League and Cricket and was awarded a Blue for Cricket and Rugby at Armidale Teachers College. He was captain of the NSW Schoolboys Country Cricket Team, in the NSW North Coast Senior Representative team, and Captain of a premiership winning Rugby League team. Peter was a member of the Surf Lifesaving movement competing in water events and has been an A grade Golfer and pennants player. He has also participated in triathlon and running events including Marathon and Half Marathon.
Peter has had 45 years of sports coaching experience. He has coached numerous triathletes to Age - Group wins and World Championships teams, as well as premiership winning teams in three different sports - Rugby League, Cricket and Basketball. He has coached Rugby League professionally and holds a Level 1 Coaching Certificate.
He was on the coaching panel at the renowned Palm Beach School of Sports Excellence for 10 yearswhere he played a part in the developing careers of some 13 Rugby League players who have gone on to play professionally in the NRL, including two who have become Australian representatives. He was also Coach /Manager for South Coast Schools Triathlon for 4 years whilst at Palm Beach.
Well known Ironman athlete Luke McKenzie an 8 Time Ironman champion and second placed finisher at Kona, is Peter's son and Peter has played an active role in advising and mentoring Luke through a very successful professional career. He also developed pro athletes, Guy Crawford ( a professional 70.3 and Ironman athlete) and Brandon Copeland ( a member of Triathlon Australia's National Talent Academy) from age group through to professional ranks.
Peter is a past member of the Triathlon Queensland Junior Development committee.
He has been a Triathlon Australia Junior Development Coach, and a past Treasurer of Queensland Schools Triathlon - a position he held for 4 years.
He is also a Certified Hypnosis,Time Line Therapy, NLP and Personal (Life) Coach.
Jacque moved to the Sunshine Coast mid 2014 with a passion for working with and helping kids stay fit and active. Jacque quickly established herself as a swim instructor taking lessons for the local community.
With Jacque's swimming and personal training qualifications/background and Peter's sports and triathlon coaching qualifications experience, the father daughter duo joined forces and provided a weekly running/fitness session for the local kids. Jacque gained her Level 1 Triathlon Coaching qualification in 2015, this was the birth of The Race Pace Junior Squad. Jacque continued further self develpoment and gained her Level 2 Performance Coaching qualification in 2018.
Race Pace juniors numbers in the squad have grown to 50+ participating in the various swim, bike, run, transition and squad events on a weekly bases. Jacque co-ordinates and coaches the Race Pace Juniors, females and adults in conjunction with Peter.
With Jacque's years of experience as a swim instructor and having been coached for many years as a swimmer herself under the watchful eye of, Denis Cotterell, an Australian Long Course Olympic Swimming coach, she is responsible for the Race Pace Coaching Swimming program by writing and delivering the swim sessions and stroke development sessions.
Jacque and Peter provide a fun, safe, social environment for children and adults to grow and develop into great athletes and achieve their personal goals!
Jacque is a former AIS Scholarship holder in Triathlon, a former State Swimming Champion (in NSW and QLD) and has competed at a National Level in Swimming for both NSW and QLD. Jacque was a Silver Medallist at the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships. In Triathlon she was a Gold Medalist in her age category at IM NZ in 2008 and a two time IM Hawaii World Championship qualifier in 2007 and 2008. Jacque was also an Age Group Silver Medallist at the World Olympic Distance Triathlon Championships and was a member of the Australian AIS Junior Elite World Championship Team.
Jacque is currently undergoing training in Yoga, Massage Therapy and Mindfulness.


A proper workplace is filled with all sorts of equipment and gadgets to help accomplish a company's goal. These tools work in unison to make things easier for every employee do their respective work. Without the benefits these electronic wonders bring to the table, the amount of time needed to finish a single task would be doubled. One particular piece of equipment found in every office space is a copier.
Basically, a copier is a machine that allows you to make duplicates of any document on paper. This feat is accomplished when the document is exposed to a specialized ray of light. The corresponding exposure is then captured on a different piece of paper. Thanks to this ability, you can make copies of a single document, depending on your needs.
When it comes to copiers, there are so many options available in the market. Among the choices out there is the Canon ImageRunner 2204N. Here are some reasons why you should check this copy machine out if you need one.
Working on a deadline will usually speed up everything you're doing in the office. You also need the tools in your workplace to keep up with your demands. The Canon ImageRunner 2204N is no slouch when it comes to that specific department. This copier can churn out 20 to 22 A4 pages per minute. That rating slows down when producing A3 documents at around 10 to 11 PPM. This benefit will come in handy when you need to make a lot of copies during a little amount of time.
The Canon ImageRunner 2204N can also act as a scanner if you need to make digital files of your documents. It has a scanning speed of 20 to 22 impressions per minute. For a single document, that's pretty fast. All you need is a capable workstation to receive the scanned files. Of course, you're going to spend quite some time if you have a stack of documents that need to be scanned. The benefit here is that the Canon ImageRunner 2204N can get the job done in a swift manner.
Warm-up time is a different story from its copy speed. Canon ImageRunner 2204N needs around 13 seconds to fully function from the moment you turn it on. If you're trying to beat a deadline, this warm-up time can be detrimental to your work. In addition, the recovery time of the Canon ImageRunner 2204N from sleep is 4.3 seconds. It's best to turn this copier on the moment you arrive in the office or prep it up before a huge task to save you the trouble later in the day.
Every inch of a workplace is essential to the success of a company. That's why it's important to arrange every element of an office to maximize on space. The Canon ImageRunner 2204N's dimensions of 622 x 589 x 502 mm make it an ideal choice for tight spots. You can place this copier on a corner and it won't eat up too much space.
Carrying the ImageRunner 2204N is totally different from its dimensions. The copier's weight ranges from 28.7 to 35.5 kilograms. It would take more than one person to carry this machine to its designated spot inside the office. You better wish your office building has an elevator so you won't have to bring the Canon ImageRunner 2204N through countless stair steps. Having a dolly transport this copier will also be helpful.
The quality of the documents you'll get is one of the features you'll consider in looking for a copier. The Canon ImageRunner 2204N can print a document with a maximum resolution of 600 x 600 DPI. This will give you an edge if you ever plan to print high resolution copies in the office. In addition, this copier can also create documents on A3, B4, A4R, B5, B5R, and A5R paper sizes.
The only downside here is this copier can also produce monochrome documents. If you're planning to make copies of colored charts, photos, or infographics, you better look elsewhere. But if you're going to handle word documents, like most offices do, then you're going to be just fine with the Canon ImageRunner 2204N.
Some workplaces require lots of copies for a wide variety of reasons. The copier you're going to get needs to maximize every drop of toner so nothing goes to waste. Fortunately, the Canon ImageRunner 2204N's toner yield can produce 10,200 copies of paper. This feat can be achieved when you primarily use A4 paper with a six percent coverage on the sheet itself. Knowing you can make more than 8,000 copies isn't that bad at all for any company.
The Canon ImageRunner 2204N isn't just a simple copier. This device can also function as a printer and a scanner. All you need to do is hook up the copier to a computer. If you're running Windows or OSX on your workstation, you can easily set up the Canon ImageRunner 2204N. At the same time, you can also connect this machine to a local network server to expand its function to every employee inside your office. With just one push of a button, anyone can have their documents printed, scanned, or copied effortlessly.
Having a copier in your office is definitely a big help to the company's overall operations. But just like any other machine, the Canon ImageRunner 2204N needs to be regularly maintained. It's best to set a schedule for a professional to check on your copier. In doing so, you will be extending the lifespan of this device.
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Lastly, the copier isn't a toy. The people in your office need to take care in their usage of this device to make your copier last. They shouldn't lean on it or mash the buttons when they don't know what to do. It's also wise to inform these employees on the intricacies of the Canon ImageRunner 2204N and how to properly operate it.


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Out-of-Priority Water Use: Adding Flexibility to the Water Appropriation System
Lawrence J. MacDonnell, Porzak Browning & Bushong, LLPFollow
The concept of "priority"—an objective basis for allocating a limited resource—is fundamental to the prior appropriation doctrine. Since Irwin v. Phillips courts in the western states have used the principle of first-in-time, first-in-right to determine respective rights of competing appropriators from the same source of water. Priority is, however, a purely temporal basis for establishing rights, and the historical function of prior appropriation law—to make an initial allocation of the West's water resources among potentially competing claimants—has been largely completed. Thus, those wanting to make a new use requiring water must look to those already holding water allocations. Water law is moving in the direction of viewing water rights as giving the holder legal control (if not ownership) of some portion of water. Operating on a separate but parallel (and sometimes interconnected) track are transactions enabling new, "out-of-priority" water uses. The notion of out-of-priority water uses appear to be incongruent with the prior appropriation system, but they become important—even necessary—in fully appropriated water systems. Fully realized, they can provide an incentive-based approach for making more effective use of the water supply. In Part II, this article discusses three legal mechanisms potentially enabling out-of-priority water uses: exchanges, substitute supplies of water, and physical solutions. It begins first, in section II.A, with the most traditional mechanism—the voluntary exchange. Examples of exchange opportunities are presented in this section, together with a discussion of related law. In section II.B, the subject is the voluntary exchange's close relative, the substitute or replacement water supply, in which the supply of water upon which other appropriators depend is replaced from another source to allow the new, out-of-priority use to occur. In section II.C, the article revisits and redefines a third approach known as "the physical solution," a physical solution that involves making improvements to the manner in which an existing water use occurs so that another use is made possible. Finally, in Part III, the article explores the general legal framework in seven western states governing such actions and, in particular, the requirements identified to ensure no harm to other water users. These include issues related to quantity and timing of water, water quality, and administration. The conclusion is that out-of-priority water uses can enable more effective use of water resources.
Lawrence J. MacDonnell, Out-of-Priority Water Use: Adding Flexibility to the Water Appropriation System, 83 Neb. L. Rev. (2004)


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This is the Hindu belief that after the death, soul of human being still remain in this materialistic world. Just because of the loss of body (due to death) someone cannot detach himself / herself from this world. The pull of Love, kindness, affection for his / her family, friends, relatives etc. and the affinity for the materialistic world prevent him to go for the extreme and ultimate departure. As a result, being a bodiless state that man (without body) gets pain. He wants to do many things but cannot. They cannot or even do not want to make themselves free from this materialistic world. 'PINDA DAAN' according to Hindu Belief Gives them an ultimate relief and paves the way for their departure to the ultimate world of Peace. Pind daan is considered to be a mandatory rite believed to bring salvation to the departed souls. An obligation of all Devout Hindus.
Where to perform Pind Daan?
Bank of the Holy River "Ganga" anywhere in India. But as per India mostly people perform pind-daan at Gaya Bihar.
Indeed as per Vedas no work can be performed or taken to the heights of success without the blessings of ancestors and Pind Daan is the only religious and spiritual way to help the restless deceased souls come to peace. Pind Daan at gaya, pind dan in india, hindu pind dan, pind daan in haridwar.
A person pays off Dev Rin and Rishi Rin in his daily course of life. But this is not possible in case of Pitra Rin and not only the individual's but the whole family is blessed with mental peace and happiness.


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Schizophrenia found to disrupt the brain's entire communication system
Wiring is frayed in more than just one region, according to a new international study — the largest analysis ever of white matter among people with a psychiatric disorder
BY Zen Vuong
Fiber pathways in the brain are altered in schizophrenia, a mental illness in which patients may experience hallucinations, psychosis and depression. (Courtesy of Paul Thompson, Neda Jahanshad and Conor Corbin, USC Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute)
Some 40 years since CT scans first revealed abnormalities in the brains of schizophrenia patients, international scientists say the disorder is a systemic disruption to the brain's entire communication system.
The study, published in the Nature journal Molecular Psychiatry on Oct. 17, sets the stage for future research on the debilitating mental illness that, according to the World Health Organization, affects more than 21 million people worldwide.
It's the largest analysis ever of differences in "white matter" (fatty brain tissue that enables neurons to talk to each other) among people with a psychiatric disorder, and it was made possible by a federal grant to the Keck School of Medicine of USC. The study counters a theory that schizophrenia manifests due to wiring problems in only the prefrontal and temporal lobes — the front-facing areas of the brain that are responsible for personality, decision-making and hearing perception.
Frayed lines of communication, like damaged Ethernet cords, are present across the brain in those with schizophrenia, according to Sinead Kelly, co-lead author of the study.
"We can definitively say for the first time that schizophrenia is a disorder where white matter wiring is frayed throughout the brain," said Kelly, who was a researcher at the USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute at the Keck School of Medicine when the study was conducted.
Keck School of Medicine is one of the world leaders in studying brain diseases. It is the hub of several large-scale global research efforts in psychiatry, neurology and genetics.
Our study will help improve the understanding of the mechanisms behind schizophrenia.
Sinead Kelly
"Our study will help improve the understanding of the mechanisms behind schizophrenia, a mental illness that — left untreated — often leads to unemployment, homelessness, substance abuse and even suicide," said Kelly, who is now is a postdoctoral research fellow at Harvard Medical School. "These findings could lead to the identification of biomarkers that enable researchers to test patients' response to schizophrenia treatment."
About 1 in 4 homeless adults staying in shelter homes in America live with a serious mental illness such as schizophrenia, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The researches found that poorly insulated brain wiring was most evident in the corpus callosum, which allows for communication between the brain hemispheres, and in the frontal portion of the corona radiata, a key structure for information processing.
Schizophrenia has a biological effect on the entire brain
Today's medical treatment for schizophrenia addresses only its symptoms because the causes of the disease are still unknown. Many patients are asked to take antipsychotic drugs for the rest of their lives. Some experience side effects such as significant weight gain, tremors, emotional numbing or extreme drowsiness.
Previous studies on brain regions involved in schizophrenia pointed to different brain regions as culprits. Scientists need to come to a consensus on involved regions before they can begin successfully looking for causes. Aggregating and analyzing global brain scan data is critical, said Neda Jahanshad, co-lead author of the study and assistant professor of neurology at the Imaging Genetics Center within the USC Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute.
"Without this study, future research could have been misdirected," Jahanshad said. "Rather than looking for genes that affect a certain 'stretch of wiring,' scientists will now look for genes that affect the brain's entire communication infrastructure.
"We're showing that just studying a single brain region to try to find out what causes schizophrenia is not a good approach. The effect is global. Focusing on a certain part of the brain where you think that effect will be is not going to give you the whole story."
Largest-ever big data study on schizophrenia
Scientists analyzed the data of 1,963 people with schizophrenia and compared them to 2,359 similar, healthy people from Australia, Asia, Europe, South Africa and North America. Earlier studies typically included up to 100 people with schizophrenia, Jahanshad said.
The big data project was integrated from 29 different international studies by the ENIGMA (Enhancing Neuro Imaging Genetics through Meta Analysis) network, a global consortium headed by Paul Thompson at the Keck School of Medicine.
ENIGMA has published the largest neuroimaging studies of autism, major depression and bipolar disorder using brain scans of more than 20,000 people, said Thompson, associate director of the Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute.
The researchers examined data from diffusion tensor imaging, a form of MRI that measures the movement of water molecules in the white matter of the brain. These scans allow scientists to locate problem areas in the brain's normally insulated communication system.
The study paves the path for more focused scientific inquiry. A next step could be to seek what causes these abnormalities in white matter. Schizophrenia is partly hereditary, so perhaps specific genes promote the disorder via slight alterations in brain wiring, Kelly said.
USC has researchers across disciplines seeking to prevent or treat neurological and psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, Alzheimer's disease and epilepsy.
Gary Donohoe from the National University of Ireland Galway, Andrew Zalesky from the University of Melbourne in Australia, Annerine Roos from Stellenbosch University in South Africa, Zora Kikinis from Harvard Medical School and Ryota Hashimoto from Osaka University in Japan are among the 160 scientists from 27 institutions and hospitals who contributed to this study.
The study was funded by private and federal agencies worldwide, including an $11 million grant from the NIH Big Data to Knowledge initiative given to Thompson and colleagues (U54EB020403).
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National team to study genetics of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder
Using DNA samples compiled by USC, the team will create the most comprehensive resource to date on the disorders.
Keck Medicine of USC psychiatrists Carlos and Michele Pato are co-authors on the largest genomic study published on any psychiatric disorder to date. (USC Photo/Philip Channing)
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Genes and pathways identified by the international study could inform new approaches to treatment.
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Professor Michael Dawson teaches a class on emotion and the heart. (USC Photo/Matt Meindl)
Characterized by hallucinations, delusions and gross disorganization of thought and speech, schizophrenia is a chronic, severe and disabling brain disorder.


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