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According to IHS, there were nearly 15.4 billion connected devices in 2015. That number is expected to grow to 30.7 billion in the next two years, and to 75.4 billion by 2025.¹ Companies are learning to organize and analyze the data these devices are capturing to help make better decisions for individuals and businesses alike.
One area that will continue to reap the benefits of connected devices, is the healthcare sector. ACT, an organization representing over 5,000 mobile technology companies, is forecasting a $117 billion connected healthcare market by 2020.2 Portable health monitoring, pharmaceutical safeguards, electronic record keeping, and improved communications between patients and providers are helping reset consumer expectations in the marketplace, which will lead to more transparency, increased revenue, enhanced operational efficiency, and ultimately, more saved lives.
But have you given any thought into how IoT can positively impact your health?
Preparing for major milestones like saving for your kids' college education, emergency fund, dream vacation, and retirement is second nature. But many of us don't put the same forethought into our long-term health and wellness because we've embraced the "live in the now" narrative. But taking positive action today can have a profound effect on our health in the future.
Luckily, we're starting to see a major transformation within the healthcare industry. New technologies and a growing emphasis on preventative medicine are empowering us to make better health choices every day. From exercising more regularly to eating healthier to getting more sleep, many of us are taking steps to live happier and healthier lives every day.
Technologies like activity trackers are already helping people monitor their progress, set goals, and achieve milestones. The Salesforce Health Cloud is integrating data from wearables and health apps and is adding a deeper level of insight into the positive actions people are already taking.
How? By bridging the gap between patients and healthcare professionals through the world's #1 CRM. Salesforce brings together cloud, social, and mobile technologies and is opening new channels of communications, enabling great transparency, and creating a culture of mutual accountability between patients and healthcare providers at every step of the care continuum.
Salesforce Health Cloud provides a holistic view of each patient through intelligent care collaboration and on-demand connected experiences across devices. By focusing on a 360-degree view of the patient, creating smarter patient management, and providing the tools that connect and improve engagement, Salesforce Health Cloud is delivering the same level of personalization patients have come to expect in their everyday lives.
Having access to a single view of a patient's health is paramount to not only generating better health outcomes but also to lay the groundwork to improved patient/provider relationships. Giving healthcare providers access to patient profile data in an easy to navigate, contextual dashboard enables them to gain deeper insights into treatment history and medical outcomes. It also enables them to see electronic health records in one place and empowers them to make smarter recommendations and communicate these more effectively across the entire care continuum. Most importantly, it makes knowledge more available to patients, encouraging them to take more accountability as they commit to improving their health.
Health Cloud delivers a prioritized holistic view that can help providers identify the most critical actions their patients need to take and can communicate with them through secure and private messages. Conversation history is stored and can easily be accessed to reference past interactions. Collaboration capabilities enable healthcare providers to assign responsibilities and set goals and share these with anyone on their team, increasing both transparency and cooperation, two key drivers of better health outcomes and reduced readmissions.
Health Cloud improves customer satisfaction and motivates members and patients to be more engaged in self-care conveniently and securely on any device within an ecosystem that encourages communication and embraces value-based care.
But this is just the tip of the iceberg. As patient and provider collaboration expands, so too will the features, benefits, and services of the Salesforce Health Cloud for payers, providers, pharmaceutical companies, and medical devices. But most importantly, it has the potential to positively impact the lives of countless individuals by enabling them to take a more active role in the management of their health and wellness.
Catch Appirio on your favorite social media platforms and tell us how Salesforce Health Cloud is transforming your healthcare experience.
Scott O'Connell is the GTM Manager of Appirio's Health and Life Science vertical. He is an experienced marketing professional with a successful track record of helping companies bring products to market, improving their brand awareness, and fostering customer engagement.


In my last five conversations about my startup journey, four people asked me to write down my story + experiences.
From one perspective it makes more sense to live in the present. The internet is already a pretty decent scribe.
Another perspective is to write them down while its fresh in the mind. Many lessons to learn that would avoid repeating the same mistakes.


The global economic outlook for 2019 and 2020 is more positive than it would seem from looking at political challenges around the world. Europe and the U.S. will grow more than their political controversies would indicate, and China will decelerate despite political stability.
Politics is not the economy, and that's great news for the 2019 forecast as many countries wrestle with political challenges. America and Europe face political crises. China's government is stable but trying to manage an essentially unmanageable economy. India struggles with modernisation, and Africa is backsliding on political reform. It's enough to make one pessimistic about the world, but politics is not economics.
America has Donald Trump, not a politics-as-usual president by any means. With control of the House of Representatives by the Democrats, getting anything done will be difficult. Don't expect an end to the political theatre.
Great Britain and the European Union mimic the old Neil Sedaka song, "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do." The EU, like many a jilted lover, does not want breaking up to be easy, because so many other relationships would be at risk if the Britons easily split away. Internal problems bedevil several European nations, notably Italy, but also France and Germany.
Dr. Bill Conerly guides business leaders in building resilient plans adaptable to any economy. He earned a Ph.D. in economics from Duke University and for 30 years helped companies thrive in changing conditions. Companies have used his expertise regarding capital expenditures, inventory levels, expansion into new markets, pricing, business models and financial structure.


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this is d.w. news live from berlin and pope francis visits ireland as the catholic church faces fresh outrage over child sex abuse concepts as he shares people's anger over the church's failure to punish predatory priests and the superiors who protect them bond well bad enough to satisfy calls for justice also coming up with two million venezuelans on the move the united nations says south america's migration crisis was starting to resemble what happened in europe in twenty fifteen w.
news has been following one family as a journey across borders. welcome to the program my mary and i have been steam pope francis is in dublin for the first papal trip to ireland in nearly forty years the pontiff is visiting a country that was once staunchly catholic bonte has since undergone vast social change is visit comes as the church faces renew pressure to tackle sex abuse within its ranks damning new revelations have raised serious doubts over the leadership of senior cardinals and bishops who are accused of protecting predatory priests he has told an audience of dublin castle but he shares the shame and pain of the church's failure to tackle abuse from both who could be going on should i cannot fail to acknowledge the grapes. scandal caused in ireland. by the abuse of young people by
members of the church were given responsibility for their protection and education it is. the fundamental video of the failure of church authorities bishops religious leaders priests and others to adequately address these repugnant crimes with he has rightly led to outrage them in sushi and it remains a source of pain and shame for the catholic community. but. i share in feeling that pain and shame and evil with the sentiment. well to talk more about the pope's visit to ireland i'm joined in studio by dealings religious affairs correspondent martin so martin we just heard some emotional words from the pope and yet many victims say they're looking for more than just words so how much do you think the pope's visit can actually help the vatican turn a corner on this issue of clerical abuse well i think that at this point it's quite
clear that words will not do you know we have we heard words of contrition coming from the vatican for many years and certainly since the pennsylvania report of we going to have to go we have seen the boat addressing the issue mostly talking about contrition and talking about you know penance and so you know trusting and asking for prayer and all this is fine and good however disserve very serious crimes and i think bad generally public opinion it's no turning that for the period i read enough making demands for a particular policy so breyer will no longer do this point the question is how is it that the vatican is going to deal with greitens and you know they're very particular to the months which is essentially they need to produce policy all right so they need to take action and someone else who's calling for that was ireland's prime minister who spoke earlier let's listen to
a clip of that. holy father we ask that you use your office and influence to ensure that this is done here in our land and also around the world. in recent weeks we've all this into the heartbreaking stories from pennsylvania of the unspeakable crimes perpetrated by people within the church and then obscure it to protect the institution. it's a story that was all too tragically familiar to those of us here in ireland. as you said there can only be zero tolerance for those who abuse children are facilitate that abuse. and he was now ensure that from words flow actions. all right so that was the prime minister of ireland saying is there a tolerance for sex abuse and calling for concrete actions on the part of the church but is it even possible to resolve this abuse scandal within the church without bringing in external authorities and if yes then who would those
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RMT union strike on Northern Rail
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Allegiant Air offers free flights for Las Vegas shooting victims' families
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Elon Musk is sending Tesla Powerwalls to Puerto Rico
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Wonder of the Day #2259
Who Was Robert Frost?
LANGUAGE ARTS — Literature
When did Frost's poetry become popular?
What is Frost's most famous poem?
Biography,
Language Arts,
Robert Frost,
The Road Not Taken,
Edward Thomas,
Famous,
World War I,
Pulitzer Prize,
Today's Wonder of the Day was inspired by Ava. Ava Wonders, "Who was Robert Frost?" Thanks for WONDERing with us, Ava!
Do you like making decisions? Or do you usually prefer to let someone else make decisions for you? When you're out running errands with your family and everyone is getting hungry, what is your response when asked, "Where do you want to eat?"
Indecision can be frustrating for the driver in this situation. In fact, many parents have wished there was a restaurant named "I Don't Care," so that they could simply drive straight there when they receive that as the answer to their question!
Decisions are important, because they have consequences. When you're at a fork in the road, your choice to go to the left instead of the right can have repercussions that last a lifetime.
So how do you decide which road to take? Some people choose to take the road less traveled. Why? Perhaps it's because of their interpretation of a famous poem called "The Road Not Taken" by American poet Robert Frost:
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim,
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
And that has made all the difference.
The common, popular interpretation of the last lines is that, when given the choice, one should not follow in the footsteps of others, but instead take the road less traveled. The implication is that doing so may result in greater risk, but will also yield greater rewards. But is that what Frost meant?
Robert Frost was born in 1874 in San Francisco, California. He spent his first 40 years in relative obscurity. It wasn't until he lived in England for a while and published his first works there that he was able to return to the United States at the beginning of World War I and achieve success as a poet.
He became well-known for his realistic depictions of everyday life in New England. He eventually won four Pulitzer Prizes for his poetry and was considered by many to be the unofficial "poet laureate" of the U.S.
"The Road Not Taken" is by far Frost's most famous work. In fact, experts consider it to be the most widely read and remembered American poem of the last century. Its iconic last lines have been repeated so often that some people think the title of the poem is actually "The Road Less Traveled."
Poetry experts are quick to point out that it's also likely the most misinterpreted poem of all time. If you read the poem carefully, it's clear that there's not much difference between the two roads. Frost describes one road as "just as fair" as the other and notes that travelers "[h]ad worn them really about the same."
The title also provides a clue that everything may not be as it seems with Frost's poem. Readers tend to focus on the road less traveled, since Frost says it "has made all the difference." Yet he titles his poem "The Road Not Taken," which should put our focus on the road that wasn't taken.
Some scholars believe the poem can only be correctly interpreted in light of Frost's inspiration: his walks through the English countryside with British poet Edward Thomas. Frost supposedly wrote the poem for Thomas as a gentle joke about Thomas' tendency to regret whatever path they took on their walks.
Frost apparently didn't believe in lamenting over what might have been. Perhaps his message to the reader is simply to focus on the path you choose and make the most of it. If you do that, it will make all the difference. If so, that's good advice for any decision you might need to make!
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We think tomorrow's Wonder of the Day will be sweet music to your ears!
Are you ready to dive into Frost's poetry? Don't forget to check out the following activities with a friend or family member:
What is your interpretation of Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken"? Read through the poem several times. Try reading it aloud at least once. What do you believe its central message is? Which road is Frost focused on? What does he want us to learn? Share your thoughts with a friend or family member.
Have you read any of Robert Frost's other poems? Now's the time to do so! Read through some of Frost's most popular poems. Which ones do you like best? Why? Here are several to choose from: + Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening + Birches + Mending Wall + An Old Man's Winter Night
Have you ever tried writing poetry? Give it a try today! Using Frost's poems as your inspiration, write a short poem about something in nature that captures your imagination. If it helps, go for a walk in the woods to gather ideas before you put pen to paper or fingers to keyboard. Share your poem with friends and family members. What do they think?
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44272/the-road-not-taken
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/what-gives-robert-frosts-road-not-taken-its-power-180956200/
https://lithub.com/youre-probably-misreading-robert-frosts-most-famous-poem/
https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2015/09/11/the-most-misread-poem-in-america/
https://www.biography.com/people/robert-frost-20796091
i love this its awsome
Do you write poetry, maci?
Ashrithaa
Is Robert Frost amazing at poetry?
Hi Ashrithaa! Poetry is very personal--what one person likes may not be what another likes. We happen to think Robert Frost is pretty WONDERful at poetry.
Sage Meadowlark
I love Robert Frost! I have a book of his poems at home.
We're so glad that you found this Wonder, Sage! What is your favorite Robert Frost poem?
Melvin Bhella
Is Robert Frost frozen?
laaunzae
I love Robert foster he have the best poems and one of them is birches my favored
We like that poem, too, laaunzae!
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Which of Robert Frost's poems is arguably the most read American poem of the last century?
aThe Road Not Taken Correct!
bStopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Not Quite!
cBirches Not Quite!
dMending Wall Not Quite!
Robert Frost won which prestigious literary honor four times?
aNobel Prize Not Quite!
bPulitzer Prize Correct!
cPoetry Prize Not Quite!
dLongfellow Prize Not Quite!
Robert Frost was born in which year?
a1865 Not Quite!
b1874 Correct!
c1894 Not Quite!
d1904 Not Quite!
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I have three draft posts ready to go, but none of them seems fitting. Instead, I offer you a glimpse into my headspace these days. Thank you for letting me indulge.
~ I am drawn to images, colour and space. To visuals that entice me to step inside and get lost in the breath of possibility and the surreal.
~ I feel a need to let my right brain take over for a while and give my left brain a rest. I feel called to soften my approach: less striving, more unfolding.
~ I want to make art and make it available, to deliver colour to those who seek it.
~ I want to be still, and receive. During the past three weeks, I've added a meditation practice of sorts to my morning pages ritual. It's provided me with insights - some practical, some bewildering, all welcome.
~ I feel an urge to express myself in words and images: time at the art table and at the keyboard, braindumps of words and ideas flowing from my fingertips. So many things are bubbling at the surface.
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HILL: Can Mayor Bloomberg buy the presidency?
December 4, 2019 Frank Hill Opinion
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are screaming that former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg is trying to "buy the Presidency!"
"Go ahead," they should say. "Make my day."
Seasoned political people know campaigns with the most money win 87% of the time. That applies to national, statewide, congressional, state legislative and municipal races across the country.
What is less well-known is that under 24% of wealthy candidates who fund their own campaigns ever win. In 2016, that number was a paltry 12.5%.
Donald Trump could have bankrolled his entire 2016 presidential campaign by himself. He goofed all the major networks into giving him $5 billion in free advertising instead. President Trump spent $5 per vote, the lowest amount of money per vote received by a winning presidential candidate in modern campaign history.
Hillary Clinton spent almost twice as much, over $9 per vote, and lost.
What gives? Why doesn't every rich person who pours their personal wealth into a campaign win if 87% of the time the campaign with the most money wins?
First, most self-funders are new to electoral politics. They think because they are wealthy, they can take their talents from the private sector and instantly be successful in the maelstrom of politics.
Nothing could be further from the truth. Almost all newcomers who run for office lose the first time out. George Washington lost his first race for the Virginia House of Burgesses because he failed to spend the most money on alcohol on election day for his supporters. So did James Madison.
Think of it as "Campaign Finance, 18th Century-Style".
Second, the candidate has to be likable. Third, the rich person has to connect with average folks and not be distant, aloof and separated from the voters. Fourth, the rich person has to run a campaign based on issues people care about, such as their job and quality education for their children.
Most successful self-funding businessmen who enter politics want to talk about budgets, disintermediation and foreign policy, none of which are on the average voter's Top 50 list.
The most important reason why self-funders lose is that rich people who spend millions of their own money to win a campaign give off political pheromones to registered voters that scream: "I DON'T NEED YOUR MONEY AND I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY!"
Average voters don't like rich people lording their wealth over them. They believe rich people are insulated from the stresses and agonies of life regular people go through daily.
One group of people do love self-funders, however: political consultants. A general consultant can make 15% off ad buys plus millions for direct mail and social media placements. Tapping into one source of big wealth such as Bloomberg's is far easier than calling thousands of people who are limited to $2,800 contributions by current campaign laws.
Who wouldn't want to make 15% off Bloomberg's billions?
Former GOP political consultant Lee Atwater, God rest his soul, explained the dilemma for self-funders this way: "I would rather get $1 from 100,000 people than $100,000 from the candidate. If a person can only contribute $1 to any campaign, they are not going to vote for anyone else because that $1 means something to that voter. Money is fungible; it can come from anywhere. Votes can't. They have to come from registered voters in your district or state. That is what I am after; votes, not just money".
On the other hand, Lee was also fond of quoting former Speaker of the California State Assembly Jesse Unruh, who said: "Money is the mother's milk of politics."
Which it is. Eighty-seven percent of the time, it produces a victory. However, chances are very high that Bloomberg may blow $1 billion of his personal wealth and not even secure the Democratic nomination.
When Bloomberg loses — or Tom Steyer, for that matter — consider their personal investment in their campaigns an "economic stimulus package." To their campaign handlers and to the TV stations who will love their money.
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Orion Makes Its First Orbit Around The Moon: "The Torch Is Passed"
Halsey Cohen November 21, 2022 2 min read
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Five days after launch, the Orion lunar capsule completed its first orbit around the Moon. The spacecraft flew over the surface at more than 5,500 kilometers per hour at an altitude of 130 kilometers.
Orion is used by NASA for the Artemis program, which is supposed to bring people to the moon again in fifty years. In this case it is about unmanned flight, which aims to gain experience for manned flights within two years. Instead of four moonwalkers, there are now three test dummies aboard that measure the forces the crew is subjected to.
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Now that Orion has reached the moon after a journey of nearly 400,000 kilometers, NASA has used the moon's gravity to deliver the capsule into a wide orbit around the celestial body. In six days, the capsule will reach within 65,000 kilometers of the Moon, the farthest ever for a lunar probe to return to Earth.
To perform the course correction, it was necessary to run the Orion's engines for 2.5 minutes to get the correct flight path. Orion then passed behind the Moon for the first time, causing, as expected, to lose contact with the capsule for half an hour.
After a few tense minutes of waiting, Orion manipulated flight control to look back at Earth:
Earth view
A NASA commentator compared the famous photos Sunrise And the Pale blue dot. The first was an "Earthrise" image taken during the Apollo 8 mission in 1968, and the second was a retrospective of Voyager 1 in which Earth is little more than a fragile blue speck in an infinite universe.
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Earthrise and Earth as a blue dot
There we see our blue dot go up, along with his Eight billion peopleOn the shoulders of the giants of the generation of Apollo, Orion passes the torch to the generation of Artemis. The presenter also noted that Orion jumped over the Apollo 11 landing site shortly thereafter, the place where Neil Armstrong was the first man to set foot on the moon in 1969.
Orion is scheduled to return to Earth on December 11th.
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Sebastian Vettel: "We still need to do better"
Sebastian Vettel was not happy despite topping both FP1 and FP2 - Credit: Scuderia Ferrari
Despite ending both free practice sessions at the Bahrain International Circuit on Friday with the quickest time, Sebastian Vettel was far from happy with his day, particularly when he briefly stopped on track with an issue before being able to crawl back to the pits.
The Scuderia Ferrari driver was fastest in first practice by four-tenths of a second over Red Bull Racing's Daniel Ricciardo, but the cooler conditions in the evening session meant the gap had decreased significantly to the following pack, Valtteri Bottas being only 0.041 seconds back for the Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team.
Vettel suffered the shutdown in the early stages of his planned race simulation run, freewheeling down the hill and around the final corner before being pushed into the pit lane by marshals. After a quick reset he was able to return to the track and complete his run, but he knows there is still work to be done in order to stay ahead for the rest of the weekend.
"I can't explain why the car stopped altogether, but we were able to recover, restart the engine in the garage and, fortunately, it happened at the end of the lap," said Vettel.
"Today it was not our best day for us and we still need to do better. The car feels good on a single lap though, and as for race simulation, we can further improve for tomorrow.
"Overall, I am not entirely happy with my long runs, but they were OK after all, and we also were caught a bit in traffic. Now let's see what tomorrow brings."
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Nothing suits Chicago's big shoulders like the lifestyle of the Forties, now revived in a swell of swanky supper clubs.
The neo-retro clubs not only borrow style elements 50 years gone, but have a sense of indulgence and vitality in common with...
May 24, 1994, 12:00am
Nothing suits Chicago's big shoulders like the lifestyle of the Forties, now revived in a swell of swanky supper clubs.
The neo-retro clubs not only borrow style elements 50 years gone, but have a sense of indulgence and vitality in common with the post-World War II decade when prosperity begat leisure and leisure led to the cocktail hour.
Club Lucky at 1824 W. Wabansia St. is the oldest and truest of the new supper clubs. Inhabiting a 1938 Polish bar and VFW hall, the club remains faithful to the original architecture, with the addition of oversize tables and booths to accommodate large portions of hearty Italian fare. The red and black accented cocktail lounge is lined with vintage cocktail shakers used to create the signature Club Lucky martini.
"The club of the Nineties has to incorporate more than alcohol," says Joe Prino, co-owner of The Daily Bar & Grill, 4560 N. Lincoln Ave.
Thus, food and ambience are integral. The year-old Daily serves up a subdued version of the Forties via its booth-lined room, intimate table lamps and walls stenciled with period clip art. Acid jazz on the sound system updates the digs which Prino calls "a dinner diner," offering merlot with the meatloaf.
The youngest of the retro-clubs is The Pepper Lounge, 3441 N. Sheffield Ave. "I wanted to build the epitome of a Rat Pack place," explains owner Dion Antic, "but with a Nineties twist."
Part of the twist is its heightened atmosphere, including tufted vinyl upholstery above the curved bar, two centerpiece 1945 light fixtures from the Chicago Theater and period videos like "Breakfast at Tiffany's" playing on the television.
In the past, "big was better," says Antic. "Now smaller clubs and restaurants are the meeting places."


Along with helping your digestive system run smoothly, getting enough of the nutrient may also ward off a host of chronic diseases.
While it's true that you want to avoid fiber right before a ride (hello, midride bathroom stop), it's a nutrient you definitely want to make sure you include enough of in your diet. Not only does it keep your digestive system regular, but it helps lower your risk of things like high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, certain kinds of cancer, and even early death.
The catch? Most people don't get enough. And now, there's new research that both confirms this fact and shows how much fiber you actually need in order to slash your risk of these health problems.
The new meta-analysis, published in the journal The Lancet, looked at 185 prospective studies and 58 clinical trials with a total of 4,635 participants. Researchers concluded that those with the highest fiber intakes had a 30 percent lower risk of death from heart disease, a 22 percent lower rate of stroke, and a 16 percent lower rate of type 2 diabetes and colorectal cancer compared to those who ate the least amount of fiber. Those who ate the most fiber in their diet were also less likely to be obese.
"Most people consume under 20 grams of fiber per day, but our study indicates we should have at least 25 to 29 grams per day from foods such as whole grains, vegetables, pulses, and fruit," study coauthor Andrew Reynolds, Ph.D., a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Otago's department of medicine, told Runner's World.
Foods high in fiber keep you fuller longer, so you're less likely to overeat and gain weight. Fiber also regulates your blood sugar and insulin levels, which helps prevent type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
So what does this mean for cyclists, specifically?
The research comes on the heels of a growing popularity for low-carb diets, such as the keto diet, which many people swear by for weight loss. But, as this study—and past research—suggests, a well-balanced diet might be what's best if you're trying to eat for overall health. In fact, a meta-analysis published last year in The Lancet Public Health found that those who consumed less than 40 percent of their total energy from carbs had higher risk of death from any cause during follow up than those who consumed a moderate amount of carbs, or 45 to 60 percent of their total energy.
Those who took in the most carbs—more than 70 percent of their diets—had an increased risk, too, showing that a nutrient balance really is key.
The bottom line? Don't be afraid of carbs—you need your fiber. Getting upwards of 30 grams of fiber in your diet can make a huge difference when it comes to your health, especially when it comes to your heart.


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88-year-old man who preserved 50 years of pharmaceutical history honoured by Queen
Taz Ali
Published: 10:35 PM December 28, 2018
John Newstead is to be awarded a British Empire Medal for services to pharmaceutical heritage. PICTURE: Jamie Honeywood - Credit: Archant
A retired Taverham man who has collected and preserved more than 2,500 pharmaceutical items spanning 50 years will be awarded a British Empire Medal.
John Newstead with his wife Janie Newstead. PICTURE: Jamie Honeywood - Credit: Archant
John Newstead, 88, of Ringland Road, has been named in the Queen's New Year's Honours List 2019 for services to pharmaceutical heritage.
In the 1960s, Mr Newstead recognised the important role that pharmacists played within the local community and was determined to preserve traditions, practices and social history.
He travelled around the region collecting what he could from pharmacies that were modernising or closing down.
He collected more than 2,500 items and built a small museum in his garden in order to share his collection with other pharmacy enthusiasts, family and friends.
John Newstead helped create the old time chemist at the Yarmouth Time and Tide Museum. Picture: Nick Butcher - Credit: Nick Butcher
The former pharmacist had owned a shop Wroxham Road in Sprowston and later in Blenheim Road, where he would make medicine for doctors during the 70s and 80s before he retired in 1990.
He offered his collection to Norfolk Museums Service in 1984 and the next year his recreated chemist shop was installed within the Bridewell Museum.
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His wife of 40 years, Janie Newstead, 77, said: 'There is a complete chemist where people can go into the bridewell and have a look at it, it's spectacular.'
Mr Newstead's collection has undoubtedly been a main part of the museum and was a major factor in the securement of just under £1m from the Heritage Lottery Fund in 2008.
He has assisted with the development of a 1913 pharmacy display at the Time and Tide Museum in Great Yarmouth, which includes bottles and cabinets filled with ingredients like dragon's blood and elephant's toenails.
In 1978, Mr Newstead was designated as a Fellow of The Royal Pharmaceutical Society for his contribution to the history of pharmacy.
Mrs Newstead, who looks after her husband after he suffered a stroke two years ago, said they were delighted when they received news Mr Newstead was to be awarded a BEM.
'We just couldn't believe it,' she said. 'After all this time since he opened the pharmacy, he is absolutely thrilled, he just can't wait to tell everyone. 'We won't be going to the ceremony which is unfortunate, but we will celebrate with a bottle of champagne.'


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package org.apache.spark.sql.execution.datasources.v2

import org.apache.spark.sql.SparkSession
import org.apache.spark.sql.execution.datasources._
import org.apache.spark.sql.sources.DataSourceRegister
import org.apache.spark.sql.sources.v2.TableProvider

/**
 * A base interface for data source v2 implementations of the built-in file-based data sources.
 */
trait FileDataSourceV2 extends TableProvider with DataSourceRegister {
  /**
   * Returns a V1 [[FileFormat]] class of the same file data source.
   * This is a solution for the following cases:
   * 1. File datasource V2 implementations cause regression. Users can disable the problematic data
   *    source via SQL configuration and fall back to FileFormat.
   * 2. Catalog support is required, which is still under development for data source V2.
   */
  def fallBackFileFormat: Class[_ <: FileFormat]

  lazy val sparkSession = SparkSession.active
}

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Sophie considers a party a success if none of the guests invited has objection against any other's presence. She has decided not to invite certain kids to assure that the party is a success. On the other hand she would like to invite as many kids as possible. Should Sophie not be able to invite at least k kids she won't give any party at all.
if it is not possible, writes the word NIE (i.e. no in Polish) to the standard output; if it is possible, finds the largest group of kids who could be invited to the party so that it is a success and writes it to the standard output.
The first line of the standard input contains two positive integers separated by a single space: n - the number of all Sophie's acquaintances (2 ≤ n ≤ 1,000,000) and k - the minimal number of kids Sophie wishes to invite to the party (n-10 ≤ k < n). The kids are assigned numbers from the range 1 to n.
The following lines contain a description of kids' demands. In the second line there is a single integer m, 1 ≤ m ≤ 3,000,000. Each of the following m lines contains a pair of integers a, b, separated by a single space (1 ≤ a,b ≤ n, a≠b). You can assume that each (ordered) pair appears in the standard input once at the most. The pair a, b denotes that the child a does not wish to meet child b at the party.
If it is not possible to invite k kids to the party so that it is a success then the first and only line of the standard output should contain a single word: NIE.
If it is possible, then the first line of the standard input should contain a single integer - the maximal number of kids that can be invited to the party so that it is a success. The second line of the standard output should contain the numbers of kids to be invited, separated by single spaces, in increasing order. Should there be more correct answers your programme should write out any one of them.


I need to find a new apartment, and the sooner that I am able to do so, the sooner I will be able to move out of the place that I am currently staying. I am not paying rent, in the normal sense of the word, at the moment. Rather, I am staying with a friend in an arrangement where, I get to stay here as long as I agree to cook for him. But it is time for me to move on, and I have been looking into info for the sanctuaray at highland oaks apartments to see if it is going to be a good place for me to live in the future.
The bottom line is that most people rely on some form of energy in their homes, and the most convenient way to get it these days is through electricity. Of course nothing is free anymore, especially things that are so important, and we pay an extra amount in order to keep the convenience of this service. Still though, despite the prices, many people ignore this factor and continue to pay for whatever service they first found instead of looking for the best deals. Over at www.texasenergycompanies.net they offer a wide variety of plans so that you can easily compare them and find out what works best for you.
Comcast Cable TV is one of the leading cable providers in the country thanks to the lack of competition in many of the areas that they service. I can't find too many reasons to complain about them as they have always been pretty fair to me. I don't have a lot of expectations out of them but I have been finding myself hoping that they will be able to improve the current model of pricing that they have just because technology is rapidly changing the way that we consume our media and in through what methods we are doing so.
Jack and I went over to Brooklyn, a couple of miles away from the bridge and looked at this old tenement building. We were thinking about it and doing the math. The place needed to be gutted and we would have to find a company that could give us a fair price on roof installation in Brooklyn NY. We were sort of in between on it, because it looked as though it was going to be a very big job to get it ready. The truth is that we prefer it when we have a much simpler path to the end of the rainbow. It is nice when you find a project and you think, that unless something goes off course this should be pretty easy. At least it is easy if you know what you are doing. There are a couple of problems with this place that I am not liking too much. The rats were the big thing.
Losing hair? Freaking out? Yeah, I bet you are. I know I was for months when I first noticed that my receding hairline became, well, less of a hairline and more of a gaping bald spot. It was a terrible moment to finally admit to myself that I was going bald and there was nothing that I could do to avoid it any longer. Or was there? Research showed that the Keratin treatment in Singapore was going to be my best. Living in the U.S meant that I was going to have to fly over in order to have the treatments done so I was looking at a pretty heavy price tag in order to improve the quality of my life.
My wife-to-be and I are going to finally get married this summer. It seems like we have been engaged forever. I have been waiting on her to finish school, before we got married. She is about to graduate with a master's degree, and I am excited for her. I think that it will be a pretty great wedding ceremony, but there are still arrangements to be made, and we are kind of running out of time. I think I am going to hire Doerman photography to take the photographs for the wedding.
I wanted to drop my cable and get satellite after a friend of mine told me how pleased he was with doing the same thing. He had the same cable company that I had before I made the change too. He had done a search for maryland direct tv after we got a notice from our cable company alerting us to a price increase. While it was the first one in three years, it was a steep increase. That alone made me upset, because I knew that their prices had not increased that much.
There was a shooting in my neighborhood last week, and I think that it was a result of a botched burglary, but the police have not really released any details yet, so all that I have to go on right now, is speculation. What I do know, is that one of my neighbors is dead, and that is just simply horrifying. I feel a great need to look into home security companies in the area, and I would like to find a home security system to hire in the near future. I have decided that it is definitely necessary to have a home security system put in my house. I cannot allow my family to be unprotected for any longer than I have.
If you have ever worked on a production line, you know that the packaging equipment can make or break your profit margin. If a packaging machine goes down, that is product not going out the door to the retail stores. Even machines that need extensive cleaning between shifts, or when product runs are changed, cause profit loss. Any time that the machines are not putting product into packages is lost money. That is why we were careful about what company we bought our dry fillers from.


So as we continue to tank and play, the Clan has gotten a lot bigger - and a lot more organised. We have around fifty members now, so we -had- to get more organised. I made a forum for the Clan, so anything organisational can be posted on there. After all, the chat usually overflows with very random and not important stuff, and this way all the important data can be found in one place.
We've also put a set of requirements in place to keep any possible noobs out, and for each new member we have a poll and everything so people have a say in who enters and who not. We also decided not to look at someone's overall data, but only at the data of tiers VII and higher, as that truly shows the heart of the player. This does make for quite a lot of work, and I sometimes wonder what the heck I've gotten myself into.
I made a large excel-file that holds a sheet for each and every one of us, with some nifty formulas, to help me calculate all the tiers VII and higher data I need to see if any potential newbie to the Clan meets them. It helps that we're an invite-only Clan, as it takes a bit per member to calculate the stuff. Time I could spend tanking instead >.> So far, I've only had to turn four people down. One of which got his data up and is in now, and another who's still working hard to get in.
But from what I've heard, Zeus has had to turn a lot of noobs down. Several of the guys he brought in refer to him as the Clan's leader. And that irks me a little, to be honest. Turtle, Panda and I first started inviting other people in. I'm the one that first started calling it a Clan and thought of the Clan's name. And I'm the one doing all the work and arranging and organising everything. So why does he get all the credit?
But in the end, it's mostly my own low self-esteem and the pride I do have that get hurt over it. If they want him to be the leader, then why not? He might behave like someone who has lost his marbles more often than not, but he is a great player and a great guy, too. He knows almost everyone in the Clan, invited the most people. He's one of those guys who can just talk to anyone about anything. I've never been able to do that. So like as not, he'll be a much better leader than I could ever be. So I'll just be the organiser slash cheerleader slash mother hen that I've been so far.
But the most fun new development in the Clan is skype. We recently started to skype while tanking. Now, this could be incredibly handy strategically and all, but it has turned out to be a lot more chaotic than practical. It has me in stitches each and every time though. Especially when Mouse says his version of the word Conqueror (one of the British tanks). In his very French accent, it becomes Konkerror. So most of the people that have skyped with us now pronounce it like that too.
The thing that I enjoy the most though, are the accents. With nationalities from all over the place, there's a variety of them, and they're all just adorable. There's the sound of the original country in their voice, but also expressions that aren't English but are probably literally translated into English. I've always been audio-orientated, so I recognize them by their voices now most of the time, instead of having to look who's saying what. It's gotten to the point where, when they type things in the clan-chat, I can just hear their voices saying it in my head.
It's also made playing more fun on its own. We count down and all press battle at once, whether we are platooning or no. It heightens the chances of us meeting each other in battle. So far, the most we've gotten is eight LOCA-members in one match. Considering the fact that there are only fourteen players in a match, that's quite a lot. And of course, you start targeting each other first. This can go either really well or really bad. With all the noobs around, it usually means it goes well to target the other members first, but if the other team has some non-noobs around, you could well end up getting flanked and killed because of the tunnel vision you get when focussing on just your enemy clan-members.
And of course, when you meet other clan-members, you can't exactly talk about where you'll go on skype, rendering the whole possible tactical advantage mute. But it has me in stitches most of the time, because it's just so random. Not to mention all the cussing that goes on. At noobs, at missed shots, bounces, at dying. At other clan members for killing them. There's good advice in there too, but I'll write about that in the next installment of this blog.
The thing I find funniest is that despite the fact that people now actually have heard me go 'Eep', 'shitshitshit' and 'oh crap' and all the variations of it, they still play with me. I'm not sure why that does not put them off. But I turn out not to be the only one that does that kind of thing. And I laugh at their exclaiming things just as much as they laugh about mine.


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Q: How to find which columns contain a value in a dataframe? I have a large csv dataframe ("mydata") and would need to find if a value ("10295") is in the data frame and at which column. Here are my codes
any(mydata==10295)
which(apply(mydata, 2, function(x) any(grepl("10295", x))))

By doing so, I get TRUE at the first request and then get "1,2,5,39" as the columns having the searched value. However if I run
any(mydata$col1==10295) #col1 is the index name of column1

I get FALSE.
I am sorry if I cannot upload the data but it is a very large dataset. Does anyone have in mind where the mistake could be?

A: To find out columns which have value 10295 in it. You can try with colSums.
cols <- which(colSums(mydata == 10295, na.rm = TRUE) > 0)

cols will have column numbers that has at least 1 value of 10295 in it.

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Trump joins short list of banned Twitter accounts, including Nazis, terrorists and former advisers
Graham Slaughter CTVNews.ca Writer
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Published Friday, January 8, 2021 9:15PM EST Last Updated Saturday, January 9, 2021 9:43AM EST
TORONTO -- U.S. President Donald Trump has used Twitter to float unfounded claims about the validity of the U.S. election, belittle political foes and lob demeaning epithets at women who've accused him of sexual assault.
But @realDonaldTrump's time on Twitter came to an end Friday after Twitter announced that it would permanently suspend the president's account, citing "the risk of further incitement of violence."
Trump's 88.7 million followers will no longer be able to view any of his past tweets. Instead, visitors to his account are met with a blank grey page with a plain notification in bold letters: "Account suspended."
The ban came after Trump's account was previously suspended for 12 hours for posting a video in which he reiterated baseless claims of election fraud and called rioters who broke into the Capitol building "patriots."
"Go home. We love you," Trump said in the video.
Two people died during the attempted insurrection, including an ardent Trump supporter and a police officer.
The permanent ban adds Trump's account to a short list of similar cases in which users saw their tweets wiped from the social media platform forever.
TRUMP ALLIES
Trump's former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon was kicked off Twitter two days after the 2020 election after he suggested in a video that Dr. Anthony Fauci and FBI Director Christopher Wray should be beheaded. YouTube and Facebook also removed the video of Bannon making the incendiary comments.
In 2017, Trump ally Roger Stone was kicked off Twitter for an expletive-laden tirade in which he mocked a number of prominent journalists and media personalities.
MURDERERS AND HATE GROUPS
Anders Behring Breivik, the far-right Norwegian serial killer who murdered 69 people at a summer camp in 2011, was kicked off Twitter shortly after his account was created, just days before the attack. Before being taken offline, the account was hacked.
Back in 2017, in an effort to crack down on hate groups, Twitter carried out a flurry of permanent suspensions, including the American Nazi Party and Vanguard America, the white supremacist group that gained international attention during the deadly "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017.
Rocker Courtney Love was the first celebrity to be sued over tweets after she allegedly defamed a fashion designer. The case was later settled. Her account was subsequently banned, but Love has since made a new account with more than 620,000 followers.
Rapper Azealia Banks has been suspended from Twitter multiple times for picking fights with a drag queen and mocking former One Direction star Zayn Malik.
ALT-RIGHT PERSONALITIES
Alt-right personality Milo Yiannopoulos was temporarily blocked from Twitter several times before getting the permanent boot in 2016 after a drawn-out racist attack against Saturday Night Live comedian Leslie Jones.
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones was permanently suspended from Twitter in 2018 after years of peddling blatant falsehoods, including a conspiracy theory that a deadly school shooting was a hoax. Twitter said Jones's behaviour violated the company's abusive behaviour policy.
INFAMOUS AMERICANS
George Zimmerman, the Florida man who was acquitted in the killing of unarmed Black teenager Trayvon Martin in 2012, saw his Twitter account removed for posting revenge porn of an ex-girlfriend.
Former pharmaceutical exec Martin Shkreli, who gained infamy for unapologetically raising the price of a drug used by HIV patients, was permanently kicked off the social media platform in 2017 for lewd comments he made about a female journalist.
President Donald Trump walks on the South Lawn as he leaves the White House in Washington, Monday, May 20, 2019, to attend a campaign rally in Montoursville, Pa. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)
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