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Familia Fabaceae (numită și a leguminoaselor - Leguminosae sau Papilionaceae) este cea mai importantă familie din cadrul Ordinului Fabales. Importanța rezultă atat din numărul de specii, dar mai ales datorită importanței economice a acestor specii. Oamenii de știință consideră că plantele din această familie există din perioada cretacică, adică în urmă cu 65 - 70 milioane de ani. Denumirea Leguminosae este dată în anul 1763 de Michel Adanson, iar în anul 1836 familia primește numele Fabaceae, denumire dată de John Lindley. Caracteristic acestei familii sunt fructele în formă de păstăi, plantele conțin o cantitate relativ mare de proteine, unele dintre ele au valoare nutritivă ridicată, fiind un furaj valoros pentru animale.
 Sunt plante ierboase sau lemnoase.
 Rădăcina are nodozități.
 Tulpina poate fi: dreaptă, volubilă, agățătoare.
 Frunzele sunt, în general, simple, compuse, alterne sau stipelate.
 Florile sunt zigomorfe de tipul 5.
 Fructul este o păstaie.

Din această familie fac parte numeroase specii de plante comestibile, precum: fasole, mazăre, soia, năut, roșcove, arahide etc.

Sinonime ale acestei familii sunt:

 Leguminosae
 Acaciaceae
 Leguminosae
 Aspalathaceae
 Astragalaceae
 Bauhiniaceae
 Caesalpiniaceae
 Cassiaceae
 Ceratoniaceae
 Ciceraceae
 Coronillaceae
 Dalbergiaceae
 Daleaceae
 Detariaceae
 Galedupaceae
 Geoffroeaceae
 Hedysaraceae
 Inocarpaceae
 Lotaceae
 Mimosaceae
 Papilionaceae
 Phaseolaceae
 Swartziaceae
 Tamarindaceae
 Trifoliaceae
 Viciaceae

Genuri

 Abrus
 Acacia
 Albizia
 Amherstia
 Amicia
 Amorpha
 Anthyllis
 Aotus
 Apios
 Arachis
 Astragalus
 Baptisia
 Bauhinia
 Bituminaria
 Bossiaea
 Brachysema
 Caragana
 Cassia
 Ceratonia
 Cercis
 Cicer
 Chamaecytisus
 Chorizema
 Cladrastis
 Clianthus
 Clitoria
 Colutea
 Coronilla
 Cytisus
 Delonix
 Desmodium
 Dillwynia
 Dolichos
 Dorycnium
 Erinacea
 Erythrina
 Galega
 Genista
 Gleditschia
 Glycine
 Glycyrrhiza
 Gymnocladus
 Halimodendron
 Hardenbergia
 Hedysarum
 Hippocrepis
 Indigofera
 Kennedya
 Laburnum
 Lathryus

 Lespedeza

 Lupinus
 Medicago
 Melilotus
 Mimosa
 Neptunia
 Onobrychis
 Ononis
 Ornithopus
 Oxylobium
 Oxytropis
 Phaseolus
 Pisum
 Podalyria
 Pueraria
 Robinia
 Sophora
 Spartium
 Swainsona
 Thermopsis
 Trifolium
 Trigonella
 Ulex
 Vicia
 Vigna
 Wisteria

Specii din România
Flora României cuprinde 241 de specii ce aparțin la 44 de genuri

 Amorpha
 Amorpha fruticosa = Salcâm pitic, Salcâm mic
 Anthyllis
 Anthyllis vulneraria = Vătămătoare
 Arachis
 Arachis hypogaea = Alune de pământ, Arahide, Alune americane
 Astragalus
 Astragalus alpinus = Chituluș
 Astragalus asper
 Astragalus australis
 Astragalus austriacus
 Astragalus cicer = Coșaci
 Astragalus contortuplicatus
 Astragalus corniculatus
 Astragalus cornutus
 Astragalus dasyanthus = Zăvăcustă
 Astragalus depressus
 Astragalus dolichophyllus
 Astragalus exscapus
 Astragalus frigidus
 Astragalus glycyphyllos = Unghia găii
 Astragalus haarbachii
 Astragalus hamosus
 Astragalus monspessulanus
 Astragalus onobrychis = Coșaci
 Astragalus penduliflorus
 Astragalus peterfii
 Astragalus ponticus
 Astragalus pseudopurpureus
 Astragalus roemeri
 Astragalus spruneri
 Astragalus subuliformis
 Astragalus sulcatus
 Astragalus varius = Coșaci de nisipuri
 Astragalus vesicarius
 Bituminaria
 Bituminaria bituminosa
 Caragana
 Caragana arborescens = Caragană
 Caragana frutex
 Chamaecytisus
 Chamaecytisus albus = Drob
 Chamaecytisus austriacus = Drob
 Chamaecytisus banaticus
 Chamaecytisus ciliatus
 Chamaecytisus danubialis
 Chamaecytisus glaber
 Chamaecytisus heuffelii = Drob
 Chamaecytisus hirsutus = Drob
 Chamaecytisus jankae
 Chamaecytisus leiocarpus
 Chamaecytisus polytrichus
 Chamaecytisus ratisbonensis
 Chamaecytisus rochelii
 Chamaecytisus supinus
 Cicer
 Cicer arietinum = Năut
 Cladrastis
 Cladrastis lutea
 Colutea
 Colutea arborescens = Bășicoasă
 Coronilla
 Coronilla coronata = Coroniște
 Coronilla cretica = Coroniște
 Coronilla elegans = Coroniște
 Coronilla emerus = Coroniște
 Coronilla scorpioides = Coroniște
 Coronilla vaginalis = Coroniște
 Coronilla varia = Coroniște
 Cytisus
 Cytisus decumbens
 Cytisus nigricans = Lemnu bobului, Bobițel
 Cytisus procumbens
 Dolichos
 Dolichos lablab
 Dorycnium
 Dorycnium germanicum = Sulițică
 Dorycnium herbaceum = Sulițică
 Galega
 Galega officinalis = Ciumărea
 Genista
 Genista albida
 Genista germanica
 Genista januensis
 Genista ovata
 Genista pilosa
 Genista radiata
 Genista sessilifolia
 Genista tinctoria = Drobiță
 Genistella
 Genistella sagittalis = Grozamă
 Glycine
 Glycine max = Soia
 Glycyrrhiza
 Glycyrrhiza echinata = Lemn dulce
 Glycyrrhiza glabra = Lemn dulce
 Hedysarum
 Hedysarum grandiflorum = Dulcișor
 Hedysarum hedysaroides = Dulcișor
 Hippocrepis
 Hippocrepis comosa
 Laburnum
 Laburnum anagyroides = Salcâm galben
 Lathyrus
 Lathyrus aphaca = Linte galbenă
 Lathyrus aureus
 Lathyrus cicera
 Lathyrus hallersteinii
 Lathyrus hirsutus = Piedica vântului
 Lathyrus lacteus
 Lathyrus laevigatus
 Lathyrus latifolius = Mănărei de pădure
 Lathyrus laxiflorus
 Lathyrus linifolius
 Lathyrus niger = Orăștică
 Lathyrus nissolia
 Lathyrus odoratus = Sângele voinicului
 Lathyrus pallescens
 Lathyrus palustris
 Lathyrus pannonicus
 Lathyrus pratensis = Lintea pratului
 Lathyrus sativus = Măzăroi
 Lathyrus setifolius
 Lathyrus sphaericus
 Lathyrus sylvestris = Bob de țarină
 Lathyrus transsilvanicus
 Lathyrus tuberosus = Oreșniță
 Lathyrus venetus
 Lathyrus vernus = Pupezele

 Lens culinaris = Linte
 Lens nigricans

 Lotus angustissimus = Ghizdei
 Lotus corniculatus = Ghizdei
 Lotus pedunculatus = Ghizdei de mlaștină
 Lotus tenuis = Ghizdei de sărătură
 Lupinus
 Lupinus albus = Lupin, Cafeluțe
 Lupinus angustifolius = Lupin, Cafeluțe
 Lupinus luteus = Lupin, Cafeluțe
 Lupinus micranthus = Lupin, Cafeluțe
 Lupinus perennis = Lupin, Cafeluțe
 Lupinus polyphyllus = Lupin, Cafeluțe
 Lupinus varius = Lupin, Cafeluțe
 Medicago
 Medicago arabica = Lucernă
 Medicago falcata = Culbeceasă, Lucernă galbenă
 Medicago lupulina = Trifoi mărunt
 Medicago marina = Lucernă
 Medicago minima = Lucernă
 Medicago orbicularis = Vârteju pământului
 Medicago polymorpha = Lucernă
 Medicago prostrata = Lucernă
 Medicago rigidula = Lucernă
 Medicago sativa = Lucernă
 Medicago x varia = Lucernă
 Melilotus
 Melilotus albus = Sulfină albă
 Melilotus altissimus = Sulfină
 Melilotus arenarius = Sulfină
 Melilotus dentatus = Sulfină
 Melilotus officinalis = Sulfină galbenă
 Onobrychis
 Onobrychis alba = Sparcetă, Sparțetă
 Onobrychis arenaria = Sparcetă, Sparțetă
 Onobrychis gracilis = Sparcetă, Sparțetă
 Onobrychis montana = Sparcetă, Sparțetă
 Onobrychis viciifolia = Sparcetă, Sparțetă
 Ononis
 Ononis arvensis = Osu iepurelui
 Ononis pusilla = Osu iepurelui
 Ononis spinosa = Osu iepurelui
 Ornithopus
 Ornithopus perpusillus = Seradelă
 Ornithopus sativus = Seradelă
 Oxytropis
 Oxytropis campestris = Luntricică
 Oxytropis carpatica = Luntricică
 Oxytropis halleri = Luntricică
 Oxytropis neglecta = Luntricică
 Oxytropis pilosa = Luntricică
 Phaseolus
 Phaseolus coccineus = Fasole mare
 Phaseolus vulgaris = Fasole
 Pisum
 Pisum sativum = Mazăre
 Robinia
 Robinia hispida = Salcâm roșu
 Robinia pseudoacacia = Salcâm, Salcâm alb
 Robinia viscosa = Salcâm roșu
 Sarothamnus
 Sarothamnus scoparius = Drob, Mături
 Sophora
 Sophora japonica = Salcâm japonez
 Sophora jaubertii
 Spartium
 Spartium junceum = Bucsău
 Tetragonolobus
 Tetragonolobus maritimus = Ghizdei de mare
 Tetragonolobus purpureus = Dungățea
 Trifolium
 Trifolium alpestre = Trifoi
 Trifolium ambiguum = Trifoi
 Trifolium angulatum = Trifoi
 Trifolium angustifolium = Trifoi
 Trifolium arvense = Papanași
 Trifolium aureum = Trifoi
 Trifolium badium = Trifoi
 Trifolium campestre = Trifoiaș
 Trifolium diffusum = Trifoi
 Trifolium dubium = Trifoi
 Trifolium echinatum = Trifoi
 Trifolium fragiferum = Trifoi frăguț
 Trifolium hirtum = Trifoi
 Trifolium hybridum = Trifoi
 Trifolium incarnatum = Trifoi
 Trifolium lupinaster = Trifoi
 Trifolium medium = Trifoi
 Trifolium micheliamun = Trifoi
 Trifolium micranthum = Trifoi
 Trifolium montanum = Trifoi
 Trifolium ochroleucon = Trifoi
 Trifolium ornithopodioides = Trifoi
 Trifolium pallescens = Trifoi
 Trifolium pallidum = Trifoi
 Trifolium pannonicum = Trifoi
 Trifolium patens = Trifoi
 Trifolium pratense = Trifoi roșu
 Trifolium purpureum = Trifoi
 Trifolium repens = Trifoi alb târâtor
 Trifolium resupinatum = Trifoi persan
 Trifolium retusum = Trifoi
 Trifolium rubens = Trifoi
 Trifolium scabrum = Trifoi
 Trifolium spadiceum = Trifoi
 Trifolium squamosum = Trifoi
 Trifolium striatum = Trifoi
 Trifolium strictum = Trifoi
 Trifolium subterraneum = Trifoi
 Trifolium suffocatum = Trifoi
 Trifolium vesiculosum = Trifoi
 Trigonella
 Trigonella caerulea = Molotru, Molotru albastru, Sulcină albastră
 Trigonella foenum-graecum = Schinduf, Sfândoc
 Trigonella gladiata
 Trigonella monspeliaca = Molotru pitic
 Trigonella procumbens = Molotru
 Vicia
 Vicia amphicarpa = Măzăriche
 Vicia angustifolia = Măzăriche cu frunze înguste
 Vicia articulata = Măzăriche
 Vicia biennis = Măzăriche
 Vicia cassubica = Măzăriche
 Vicia cordata = Măzăriche
 Vicia cracca = Măzăriche
 Vicia dalmatica = Măzăriche
 Vicia dasycarpa = Măzăriche
 Vicia dumetorum = Măzăriche
 Vicia ervilia = Măzăriche
 Vicia faba = Măzăriche
 Vicia grandiflora = Măzăriche
 Vicia hirsuta = Cosiță
 Vicia lathyroides = Măzăriche
 Vicia lutea = Măzăriche
 Vicia narbonensis = Măzăriche
 Vicia pannonica = Măzăriche ungurească
 Vicia parviflora = Măzăriche
 Vicia peregrina = Măzăriche
 Vicia pisiformis = Măzăriche
 Vicia sativa = Măzăriche de primăvară
 Vicia sepium = Măzăroi sălbatic
 Vicia serratifolia = Măzăriche
 Vicia sparsiflora = Măzăriche
 Vicia striata = Măzăriche roșie
 Vicia sylvatica = Măzăriche de pădure
 Vicia tenuifolia = Măzăriche
 Vicia tetrasperma = Măzăriche
 Vicia truncatula = Măzăriche
 Vicia villosa = Măzăriche păroasă
 Vigna
 Vigna sinensis = Fasoliță
 Wisteria
 Wisteria floribunda
 Wisteria sinensis = Glicină

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Legături externe

 Fabaceae. Plantes et botanique, 2002-2015


Herman Verbist is advocaat bij de balies te Gent en Brussel, werkzaam bij Everest Advocaten, erkend bemiddelaar en redacteur van dit tijdschrift.
In this article Herman Verbist analyses the new ICC-rules of 1 January 2014. He gives a historical overview of the ICC mediation rules and reflects on the comtemporary rules based on modern mediation practices. Also he gives clear tools for mediation procedures.


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"Omanapoove" from Oru Indian Pranaya Kadha
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Q: Mac shuts down when trying to download software update I want to download the 10.6.8 combo update but every time I try it, my computer just shuts down. Does anybody know how to fix this problem? I am currently using 10.6. I had been using 10.6.8 but i tried to update it thinking that I was using 10.5.8. after installing the 10.6 I realized my mistake. I am using the combo update from Apple but just before that I tried updating my computer to Core Lion from Softonic because Core Lion doesn't exist in the apple store any more and my computer wont support Mountain lion. Now it wont even start up.

A: Since your Mac doesn't start up anymore, try if you can do an upgrade install from an installation disk. See http://support.apple.com/kb/PH6606. It should keep user files and settings in place, but it often resolves issues like this. If you don't have backups, you can use Disk Utility to save a disk image of the drive to an external drive. See http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1553.
10.6 doesn't have a recovery partition, so you will need to use the older tools for booting and fixing your startup problem.

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Running with Dogs - Man and Animal in Partnership
Patrick Kiernan, a doctor in London and veteran or masters runner of high
standard, has two types of training partner: the team-mates from his club,
Heathside, who run over the hilly landscape of Hampstead Heath in north London,
and his two dogs, Moffy and Jimmy. Kiernan is an interesting example in any
case: a late beginner, though he always kept himself active and cycled to and
from his medical practice in Kensington, he didn get involved in serious
running till he was 48. Within two years hed twice run the Flora London
Marathon with impressive times of 3:11 in April 2003, as a celebration of his
50th birthday, and 3:06 the following year. Hes also run 37:40 for 10kms on the
road and 1:24 for a half-marathon.
He does the bulk of his training with Moffy and Jimmy. Moffy is a
three-year-old whippet cross and Jimmy, the younger dog, is a greyhound with a
touch of Afghan hound. "The dogs are company and also a good reason to get
out running either early morning or in the evening," Doctor Kiernan
explains. "Jimmy is always ready for a fartlek or speed session, though
Moffy (named after the Greek for Love) has slowed down a little these days,
Jimmy is always up for it." He adds that its important to have dogs well
trained before you contemplate taking them running.
Patrick almost always trains with one dog, sometimes both of them. If hes
the only human athlete among the party, the routine goes as follows: walk or
jog with the dogs to Hampstead Heath (he lives just five minutes away). He
always carries a plastic bag, in case a dog needs toilet facilities during the
session. As soon as they reach the green, hilly expanse of Hampstead Heath,
they start the warm-up run. "The dogs have to have their play, running to
and fro, then they adjust better to following me in the training
session."
Then its off the lead and away. Patrick often runs a kind of fartlek, since
"Dogs have no sense of a steady pace." This freedome, this
fundamental running in the open, has hardly held Kiernan back, considering his
performances so far. Three years ago he was on holiday on the Isle of Wight,
off the south coast of England. There he met a runner who told him about a
10-Mile race on the island. He took part, finished in "much, much more
than an hour!" Congratulations are due then, for his very impressive
progress.
When Patrick does his long Sunday run with his clubmates, Moffy and Jimmy
usually come along. He firstly asks the group if its okay. "Sometimes I
forget that the dogs are there, then I have to break away and go looking for
Jimmy." And sometimes Jimmy comes back with his findings, giving Patrick
the task of trying to free a squirrel.
"Their fitness for about an hour is very good, but usually they can
manage any longer. Both dogs are built for speed and if they don feel like
running, they simply stop on the spot! But without them I wouldn have had the
same motivation, they are my pacemakers."
There is a negative side, or perhaps better put, dogs can create
difficulties, especially when they meet other dogs. Theres nothing for it but
for Patrick to run around in circles until Jimmy and Moffy have had their play.
"You feel proud, running with dogs." As he prepares for the Flora
London Marathon 2005, he makes a further point, since his wife Sarah is a keen
horsewoman: "Sometimes Ive run alongside her, she on a horse and with the
dogs. Its a fantastic feeling!" ANDY EDWARDS


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A Community Food Initiatives member stands in front of their stand and donation station at the Athens Farmers Market. The Community Food Initiative goes to the farmers market on Mondays and Wednesdays to accept food and money donations. (Arielle Berger| For The Post)
Harvest Celebration to fundraise for future of food security
Baylee DeMuth
This year's Harvest Celebration will be a time for Community Food Initiatives (CFI) to showcase what it's doing for the future of food security in Athens County to its supporters, donors and dedicated members.
CFI's annual Harvest Celebration will be treating its guests to heavy hors d'oeuvres from Pork and Pickles and a dessert buffet by way of Fluff Bakery. There will also be a cash bar for alcoholic beverages, as well as live music by the band Old Sport. The celebration will be held in The Dairy Barn on Saturday.
This year, the Harvest Celebration will be having its first silent auction. Scott Winemiller, the executive director of CFI, is looking forward to offering guests a variety of items and exciting experiences to bid on.
What: 2018 Harvest Celebration
Where: The Dairy Barn Arts Center, 8000 Dairy Lane
When: 7 p.m., Sat.
Admission: $50-$100
"We've collected from many generous donors in the community that have offered lots of really great items to put up for bid," Winemiller said. "So that'll be going on behind the scenes during the whole event."
One of the items that will be part of the silent auction is a "Saturday night in Athens!" package that includes two movie tickets, candy and a t-shirt for The Athena Cinema, as well as two tickets to an Ohio men's basketball game, and two tickets to an Appalachian Hell Betties' Roller Derby match.
"With each package, we've tried to put donations together to really create a nice experience for people," Winemiller said. "Optimistically, it'll be a successful event for us in terms of fundraising."
The Harvest Celebration is CFI's biggest fundraiser of the year, so the donations from the event enable CFI to continue all of its current projects, Winemiller said.
"One of the biggest projects we have is the donation station," Winemiller said. "We're at Athens Farmers Market collecting both donations of produce as well as monetary donations. With the monetary donations, we give them back to the farmers to buy more produce that we donate to local food pantries."
With all the produce CFI has received, the organization has donated about 90,000 pounds to food pantries. Over the past 10 years, CFI has donated over 600,000 pounds of produce to local food pantries, Winemiller said.
"People know CFI and it really warms my heart when people tell us we do great work," Winemiller said. "And I love that we have that sense of recognizability in the community."
Ryan Leach is planning on attending the Harvest Celebration to support CFI.
"I have worked for and with CFI in the past, and every year I look forward to seeing wonderful people and eating awesome food," Leach said.
Kailee Slusser, a CFI board member, is especially looking forward to the food that the event will be offering.
"The Harvest Celebration will be a fun and delicious evening that will be uniting people around a shared goal of food security in this area," Slusser said. "My taste buds are looking forward to the event."
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OPINION: 'Legal form' and the future of the Kyoto Protocol – can Durban deliver?
There is muted hope and frustration in equal measure in the lead-up to CoP-17/CMP-7 in Durban. Hope that the Durban conference will resolve the vexed question of 'legal form' of the Bali 'agreed outcome' and provide Kyoto with a new lease of life, and frustration that the politics as they are emerging may make this unachievable. This divisive issue is slated to take centre stage at the Durban conference.
A majority of countries across the developed – developing country divide have coalesced in favor of a legally-binding instrument to crystallise mitigation and other commitments that will chart the world through to a 2°C or even 1.5°C world. The EU, among others, has indicated that they are willing to offer the Kyoto Protocol a lifeline to ensure its survival for a (transitional) commitment period conditional on the adoption at Durban of a deadline-driven roadmap towards a 'global and comprehensive legally-binding agreement' under the FCCC.
Brazil, China and India, among others, have challenged the link between Kyoto's survival and a roadmap under the FCCC. Extending Kyoto in their view is a legal obligation not a bargaining tool to wrench further concessions from developing countries. These countries are, if at all, only willing to consider a mandate for a new legally-binding instrument after the completion of the review of the long-term global goal slated for 2015. The United States, nervous about the gathering momentum in favor of a Durban mandate, has in any case made it clear that any new legally-binding instrument, if and when it becomes necessary, must incorporate symmetrical mitigation commitments, at least in form, for all significant emitters. Needless to say the BASIC countries will find such symmetry in the legal character of mitigation commitments unpalatable.
The FCCC and Kyoto Protocol are prime examples. Parties can negotiate a finely-balanced set of soft and hard obligations based on 'equitable access to sustainable development' in relation to, for instance, the architecture of the instrument, the range and character of obligations within it, the degree of flexibility it allows different Parties, and the nature and extent of differentiation it contains. This will result in an instrument that, while creating substantive new obligations across the pillars of the Bali Action Plan intended to set the world on a path to 2°C, will also offer the benefit of flexibility to those that need it. Indeed, such an instrument by creating concrete enforceable obligations in relation to finance, technology, and adaptation, could deliver the certainty, predictability and accountability developing countries have been seeking on assistance obligations. This instrument could also resolve issues India has placed on the Durban agenda seeking to operationalise 'equitable access to sustainable development' and spurn unilateral trade measures.
In the ultimate analysis, a legally-binding instrument is a signal of seriousness. Kyoto needs to be treated with more seriousness by (at least some) Annex B Parties than it has thus far. And, the growing demand for a new legally-binding instrument to advance the climate regime needs to be treated with due seriousness by Brazil, India and China. The Durban conference offers an opportunity to signal seriousness on both fronts. If it is held hostage to the politics of the blame game and reflects neither, faith in the multilateral climate process will again, and perhaps justifiably so, be at an ebb.


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Prunières liegt etwa 24 Kilometer südsüdöstlich von Grenoble. An der südöstlichen Gemeindegrenze verläuft das Flüsschen Jonche. Umgeben wird Prunières von den Nachbargemeinden La Motte-d'Aveillans im Norden, Susville im Norden und Nordosten, La Mure im Osten, Cognet im Süden und Südosten, Saint-Arey im Westen, Mayres-Savel im Westen und Nordwesten sowie La Motte-Saint-Martin im Nordwesten.

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The man, Gary Smith, had worked for Pimlico Plumbers in London for six years until 2011, when he was dismissed after trying to cut his days from five to three. Mr. Smith accused the company of unfair dismissal, making deductions from his wages, not paying him for statutory annual leave and discrimination.
An employment tribunal had previously decided that Mr. Smith had not been an employee of Pimlico Plumbers — meaning that he was not entitled to sue for unfair dismissal — but was a worker there, which meant that he could pursue his other complaints.
In Britain, people classified as workers under contract have some rights, like paid vacations and a minimum hourly wage, but not all of those granted to employees, like parental leave and protection against unfair dismissal.
Pimlico Plumbers appealed the tribunal's decision, arguing that Mr. Smith was self-employed, a status carrying still fewer rights.
On Wednesday, the case reached the Supreme Court, where the judges unanimously dismissed the company's appeal. Pimlico Plumbers was neither a client nor a customer of Mr. Smith, the judges said, and had exerted control over how he worked and how much he was paid.
"The severe terms as to when and how much it was obliged to pay him, on which it relied, betrayed a grip on his economy inconsistent with his being a truly independent contractor," the decision read.
It also pointed out that Mr. Smith had been contractually required to drive a Pimlico Plumbers-branded van.
The company will now face the accusations made by Mr. Smith in a lower court.
The court's scrutiny of the circumstances of Mr. Smith's work could affect other companies that argue that workers in the so-called gig economy — those who, for example, work as freelancers or on short-term contracts — are self-employed, since other courts may look more closely at exactly how much control companies exert.
"This is relevant to the gig economy at large because, in many cases, workers in the gig economy don't have any say in the prices charged, and they are under a certain degree of control from a platform," said Valerio De Stefano, a law professor at the Institute for Labor Law and the Faculty of Law at the University of Leuven in Belgium.
Susannah Kintish, the lawyer at the London-based firm Mishcon de Reya who is leading the case for Pimlico Plumbers, maintained that the court's reliance on details particular to Mr. Smith's case would make it difficult for other businesses looking to use it as a reference point.
There has been a push for tougher worker protections across Europe, spurred by a backlash against the gig economy, as well as by a number of high-profile legal cases, particularly in Britain.
In 2016, an employment tribunal ruled that a group of Uber drivers should be classified as workers, rather than self-employed contractors, as the company had argued. Uber, which counts Britain as its biggest market outside the United States, is appealing the decision.
Drivers at Addison Lee, a taxi company, were also recognized as workers rather than self-employed by an employment tribunal the next year.
"The problem of employment rights in the so-called gig economy is not confusion in the law but rather companies who think the law need not be obeyed," said Jason Moyer-Lee, the general secretary of the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain, which supported the Uber drivers' case.
"We now need the government to start actively enforcing the law rather than playing the role of useless bystander," he said.
But tougher rules would upend the strategies of Uber and other companies like it, and push costs up at businesses like the airline Ryanair, where many pilots are not considered employees, by forcing them to pay for workplace benefits.
Britain has responded by reviewing modern working practices, acknowledging that employment law does not always give businesses clarity over how they can operate.
"We're in a really sort of unsatisfactory situation where we have an acknowledgment that the current law is unfit for purpose; we've got new legislation coming, but we don't know when," Ms. Kintish, the lawyer, said.
Still, companies would have to take a closer look at their business models, Mr. De Stefano, of Leuven University, said.
"Of course, it is going to cost them because they employ a business model that uses people as workers in a way that is similar to other workers traditionally protected under labor law," he said.


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For the last year this room functioned as our "cat room." If you have a cat, you know what I mean. It's the room where the litter box goes, where the food and water bowls go, where all the cat hair goes. It was pretty gross, to be honest. A few weeks ago we moved Mocha's box and bowls to the basement (more on the adorable cat door we installed later!). We also had an extra bedframe in there, since we planned on eventually setting up the room as a guest room/office, so we sold that bed last week and got the room all cleared out. It's always so helpful to be able to stand in an empty room and visualize where things will actually go. It'll be even better when we actually have anything to put in there!
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Here's Why You Should Retain IQVIA Holdings (IQV) Stock Now
Zacks April 1, 2019
A prudent investment decision involves buying stocks that have solid prospects and selling those that carry risks. At times, it is rational to hold certain stocks that have enough potential but are weighed down by tough market conditions.
One such stock is IQVIA Holdings Inc. IQV), which has gained 50.3% in the past year, outperforming the 26.3% rally of the industry it belongs to and 10% rise of the Zacks S&P 500 composite.
It has an expected long-term (three to five years) earnings per share growth rate of 14%. Moreover, earnings are expected to register 14.4% growth in 2019 and 14.7% growth in 2020.
However, the company faces its share of headwinds. A high debt laden balance sheet may limit its future expansion and worsen its risk profile. International presence exposes the company to foreign currency exchange rate fluctuations. In spite of these headwinds, we believe that the company has enough positives that justify the stock's retention in investors' portfolio.
Factors Driving IQVIA Holdings
Solid Technological Suite and Strategic Collaborations
IQVIA Holdings looks strong on the back of its technological suite. The company offers an extensive range of technology solutions in the form of cloud-based applications and related services. The company's Software as a Service ("SaaS") solution supports a vast range of clinical and commercial processes.
The company secured major deals for its tech offerings from new and old clients in 2018. Its strategic collaborations include an agreement with Roche for the deployment and usage of IQVIA commercial technologies globally; partnership with Genomics England to build a real-world research platform, which integrates clinical and de-identified genomics data; and a technology deal with Theramex (a global pharmaceutical company dedicated to women's health).
Launch of IQVIA Biotech for serving small biotech and biopharma companies through integrated clinical and commercial solutions, two new site portal technology capabilities to streamline clinical trial communications, a SaaS eConsent tool for use in clinical trials and development of SaaS safety platform, aimed at lowering cost and complexity of pharmacovigilance and enhancing organization's focus on patient safety are the other major positives.
Growth Opportunities From Emerging Markets
IQVIA Holdings serves the life sciences industry (a major part of the global healthcare system) with the help of advanced analytics, technology solutions and contract research services. The company's vast geographic presence should act as a boon. IQVIA Institute projects spending on pharmaceuticals in emerging markets to witness compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5-8% through 2023.
The company expects multiple acquisition opportunities across the industry. Life sciences organizations are expected to commercialize their operations in emerging markets just as they did in the developed markets. This growing presence in emerging markets like Asia-Pacific and Africa will provide more growth opportunities for IQVIA Holdings in the life sciences industry.
Shareholder-Friendly Moves
We are impressed with IQVIA Holdings' consistent efforts to reward its shareholders in the form of share repurchases. In 2018, IQVIA Holdings repurchased shares worth $1.41 billion. On Feb 13, 2019, the company's board of directors approved a $2.0 billion increase its share repurchase authorization. In 2017, 2016 and 2015, IQVIA Holdings repurchased shares worth $2.62 billion, $1.09 billion and $516 million, respectively. Such moves indicate the company's commitment to create value for shareholders and underline its confidence in its business. These shareholder-friendly initiatives instill investors' confidence in the stock.
Zacks Rank & Stocks to Consider
IQVIA Holdings currently carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). You can see the complete list of today's Zacks #1 Rank (Strong Buy) stocks here.
A few better-ranked stocks in the broader Zacks Business Services sector are Robert Half RHI, Automatic Data Processing ADP and Insperity NSP. While Robert Half and Automatic Data Processing carry a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy), Insperity sports a Zacks Rank #1. Long-term expected EPS (three to five years) growth rate for Robert Half, Automatic Data Processing and Insperity is 8.4%, 13% and 18%, respectively.
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Daily Rant: COVID-19 death predictions down from 2-million to 31k — were we duped?
Credit: A hospital in Kansas during the Spanish flu epidemic in 1918 / WikiCommons
Today on The Daily Rant, I ask how the original prediction of 2-million deaths has become 31,000? The power of social distancing… The power of God… Or have the models used to predict this pandemic been used to scare this nation and President into compliance? For that and more, listen to the show.
Other topics on the show today:
COVID-19 numbers compared to the flu
No one is denying that COVID-19 is a serious virus, but the latest model predicting 31,000 to 127,000 deaths puts it at numbers similar to seasonal flu.
On the CDC website, it reads: "Influenza (flu) has resulted in between 9 million – 45 million illnesses, between 140,000 – 810,000 hospitalizations and between 12,000 – 61,000 deaths annually since 2010."
Those numbers aren't the CDC's most accurate. During the flu season, 2011-2012, the death toll, at 95% accuracy was 11,000 to 23,000. The 12,000 value the CDC writes is just an estimate.
During the 2017-2018 flu season, where the CDC says the estimate is 61,000. the death toll, at 95% accuracy was actually 46,000 to 96,000.
What's surprising is that these numbers are inclusive of flu-vaccines, over-the-counter medications, and doctor-prescribed treatments. Imagine the numbers without such interventions? And yet, the country doesn't go into lockdown during the 13-week flu season yearly.
Again, to state the obvious, no one is saying COVID-19 isn't serious. Any virus that takes lives is a national concern. Yet, there's no doubt something has changed in the United States, from the hysteria to now, where the CDC is loosening its back-to-work guidelines for key workers.
It's no surprise citizens are asking whether this nation and President were duped by the data. It's the right question to ask. That, and when can the rest of us get our freedoms back?
Find out more on The Daily Rant with Steve Sanchez – Listen Now.
"O-H-I-O! Acton's got to go!"
In Columbus Ohio, nearly 70 protesters, following social distancing rules, made their concerns known in a well mannered and well-timed demonstration.
During Gov. Mike DeWine's daily briefing the protesters could be heard shouting "O-H-I-O! Acton's got to go!" Acton, being Ohio's Department of Health Director Dr. Amy Acton.
When asked, the protesters stated they were worried about unemployment and the banning of mass gatherings.
Ohio's Governor DeWine, who specifically exempted First Amendment demonstrations from the banning of mass gatherings responded positively to the protestors. He said: "I will guarantee you we're not going to keep these orders on one day longer than we have to,"
With President Trump saying the lockdown will continue to April 30, it's clear this nation is ready to protest if it lasts a day longer than required. The big question is, can you afford to be on lockdown beyond April 30?
A third of America can't last a month!
Credit: George Hodan / Public Domain Pictures
According to the Washington Examiner, 34% of citizens in the United States only have enough savings to survive, at most, 1-month without pay. 60% of the nation can only afford 3-months.
It's a stark realization for a nation and economy literally on lockdown.
What's even bleaker is that 36% of men, and 35% of women, would sell their blood plasma to make money before selling furniture and game consoles.
It's clearly time for prayer. Together we can get through this lockdown.
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Two women, one daughter, a beautiful island and a big struggle for equality
By Janet Arelis Quezada, Senior Strategist, Spanish-Language & Latinx Media |
Yolanda Arroyo Pizarro and Zulma Oliveras Vega are a Puerto Rican lesbian couple with a 16-year-old daughter who have been together for six years. Last year they decided to join the case Conde-Vidal v. Rius-Armendariz, at the Puerto Rican Supreme Court to bring marriage equality to the island. They are one of the four couples represented by Lambda Legal that added their names to the case brought by Ada Conde Vidal and Ivonne Alvarez Velez. After a judge upheld the ban against same sex marriage, the case went to the United States First Court of Appeals. Recently, the Puerto Rican Governor and administration decided not to defend the ban and have filed a brief that it be struck down. The plaintiffs hope that a decision will be released by June/July. Puerto Rico Para Tod@s, the advocacy organization started by Pedro Julio Serrano welcomed the governor's decision in a statement.
Arroyo and Oliveras joined the case, they say, because they worried about what could happen if one of them was in the hospital—would they be recognized as each other's family? They know that until Puerto Rican legal and civil society recognizes the individual dignity of LGBTQ people, their relationships and their families, no LGBTQ person will be safe on the island.
Arroyo and Oliveras were brought together at a poetry reading and after food, conversation and a few tequilas, a walk down the streets of Old San Juan led to a kiss. Soon the two were dating, albeit long distance, because Zulma lived on the other side of the island, San German. Arroyo and Oliveras are both 43 years old, out to their families and committed to social justice. Although they both knew that there is still much misinformation about LGBTQ people they chose to lend their faces and words to the struggle for equality. They were happily surprised to receive many messages of support through social media.
Both women had a history of writing and politics working on freeing Puerto Rican political prisoners and raising awareness about the important contributions of Puerto Ricans of African descent. Oliveras lived in San Francisco, California for 10 years and has worked on Puerto Rican and Palestinian independence as well as organizing and hosting the San Francisco Dyke March. She decided to return to Puerto Rico to be close to her family. She knew coming back home would not be easy, because when she came out in a letter to her parents, they burned the letter worried about what people would say.
"But with time they came to realize that I was still the same person; joyful, humble, professional and successful. After my parents were able to see how stable my relationship with Yolanda is, my parents have become an extended family for Yolanda and Aurora. They love them as their own daughter and granddaughter, " Oliveras noted.
In this way the two families are similar Oliveras says.
"Yolanda's father and brother have shown us so much love and support from the beginning. Yolanda's father said "now I have two daughters"…We are both so lucky to receive so much love [from both of our families.]," Oliveras concluded.
Arroyo edited and contributed to a groundbreaking anthology "Cachaperismos," which brought together 14 brave out lesbian writers at a time when many others did not feel safe coming out of the closet on the island. She continues to write and use art to celebrate afro-Puerto Rican contributions and call out racism, celebrate women and in other ways transform, heal and speak out.
Arroyo knows that the LGBTQ community faces opposition on the island. "Trans women are targeted the most and are killed more often. Trans males are not recognized on the island, and there are no support groups for this population," Arroyo said, reflecting on the challenges that face LGBTQ people and their families on the island.
Despite these challenges, LGBTQ advocates remain determined. Arroyo notes that advocates have managed to create a few under-funded nonprofit organizations that provide empowerment workshops, outreach programs, and one clinic that can offer medical services with an appropriate respect for diversity in gender identity and sexual orientation. The recognition of famous residents like out singer Ricky Martin and recently appointed out judge Maite Oronoz point to some progress, but the estimated 6,614 lesbian and gay couples and the uncounted single LGBT people on the island do not have protections against discrimination for themselves or their families.
Arroyo says she would love to see a network like that created by COLAGE in the US, for children of LGBT parents to gather in affirming social events. She also thinks that the schools would benefit from Gay Straight Alliance groups. According to Arroyo, there is a new curriculum available that provides positive, accurate information about the diversity of gender identity and sexual orientation and family formation, but some teachers refuse to use iit because of their religious beliefs.
"Our daughter who is now 16 years old, is very mature because as parents we dedicated ourselves to a gender perspective education [giving her the] freedom to think and speak her mind everywhere she may go," Arroyo said, but she knows that this is not the case for most of the island's youth.
Aurora, their daughter, cannot wait for the day when her moms will be able to marry.
"It's about time that marriage equality finally is getting to Puerto Rico. It was so unfair that everyone but one specific group of regular people, who love someone just like them, couldn't get married when all they wanted was to validate their love with marriage just like everyone else. I am just so glad that the day where my moms can have the option to get married will be here pretty soon. This made them happy and that's all I wanted," Aurora said.
Arroyo often calls out what she feel is a lack of separation of church and state on the island which negatively impacts LGBTQ people and their families, stopping them from being able to to live their lives fully. Still, she believes she will be able to see much needed reforms on the island. She is sure, Arroyo says, that in the end love will triumph.
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West Islip's Logan O'Hoppe Relishes First Pro Baseball All-Star Nod
August 22, 2019 by jdelpriore1, posted in baseball, Minor League Baseball, SPORTS
By Jerry Del Priore
West Islip Native Logan O'Hoppe of the Williamsport Crosscuters at the 2019 NYPL All-Star Game in Staten Island, which his Blue Team Won, 7-3 Wednesday night.
West Islip's Logan O'Hoppe was all smiles Wednesday night at the New York-Penn League (NYPL) All-Star Game in Richmond County Ballpark at St. George in Staten Island — home of the Staten Island Yankees.
Who could blame O'Hoppe — a second-year professional with the Class Single-A, short-season Williamsport Crosscutters (Philadelphia Phillies) — who was on the Blue Team's roster as a backup catcher in his first professional All-Star Game?
The 19-year-old right-handed hitter said he had over 100 tickets request from friends, family and former teachers for the tilt.
"It feels great, it's awesome," O'Hoppe said of making the All-Star squad. "It's a dream come true, especially to have a lot of people here that have supported me for a while. So, it's good to have them here and see what they've been seeing online and what I've been talking about."
O'Hoppe's pro career and All-Star selection are a cumulation of pure diligence and hard work, according to his mother, Angela O'Hoppe.
Angela said O'Hoppe sacrificed a measure of his social life as a teen in order to improve his game. He spent an insane amount of time practicing hitting off a tee and throwing a baseball against a wall in his backyard on countless Friday nights, with a light he hung above him in order to see what he was doing.
Moreover, the whole special night didn't get lost on Angela, who said she used to take her son to games at Richmond County Bank when he was a child.
"It's an absolute dream come true," Angela said. "I've taken him to this field to watch games before. So, to see him actually on the field is pretty surreal for us. But it's also the little boy who told everyone he was going to be a professional baseball player, so it's kind of not hard to believe it in a way. But it's still surreal as well."
Logan O'Hoppe mans the catcher position in the bottom of the ninth.
The Phillies drafted the six-foot-inch, 185-pounder in the 23rd round of 2018 MLB Amateur Draft out of St. John the Baptist High School, in West Islip, Long Island.
O'Hoppe enjoyed a tremendous first pro year with the Gulf Coast Phillies West in Rookie Level ball, hitting .367 with two home runs and 21 RBI while slashing .411/.532/.943 in 109 at-bats in 34 affairs.
While O'Hoppe hasn't duplicated his numbers from last year thus far, hitting .217 with five long balls and 26 RBI in 161 at-bats in 44 contests going into Wednesday night's All-Star Game, he's taking it all in stride. He said he's learning as much as he can from his manager, former major leaguer Pat Borders, a catcher just like himself.
"I feel like the whole season has been a learning process, so just developing with our manager and everything like that has been really great," he said. "I try to take pride in everything I do. I feel like because our manager is Pat Borders, and he was a catcher, I'm learning a lot in that aspect. I'm just trying to learn as much as I can and take in as much as I can."
Note: O'Hoppe entered the contest in the bottom of the ninth to catch for reliever Cameron Junker (West Virginia, Pittsburg Pirates), who slammed the door shut on the Red Team in the Blue Team's 7-3 victory in the All-Star Game.
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Q: How to to retrieve sections on a YouTube channel using the API Kindly look at the 2 sections (from "TheEllenShow" YouTube channel) in the image - "guest interviews, season 12" and "adorable kids":
I would like to programmatically retrieve all the names of the sections and also the list of videos under each section.
Is this possible? Is each section considered a "playlist"?
Thanks!

A: Each section is, as you thought, a playlist. You can get all the playlists for the channel using the Playlists:List call:
GET https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/playlists?part=snippet&channelId=UCp0hYYBW6IMayGgR-WeoCvQ&maxResults=50&key={YOUR_API_KEY}

The channelId above (UCp0hYYBW6IMayGgR-WeoCvQ) is for 'TheEllenShow'.
To get the videos in each playlist you will need to call PlaylistItems:List with the playlistID parameter set to the ids that you got from the first call. For example the 'Guest Interviews - Season 13' id is PLuW4g7xujBWeQIhuZIqshnbbhidiTHysJ:
GET https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/playlistItems?part=snippet&maxResults=50&playlistId=PLuW4g7xujBWeQIhuZIqshnbbhidiTHysJ&key={YOUR_API_KEY}

A: After more research, what I was referring to are called "channel sections"... They are described as follows:

Channel sections are a great way to organize and promote content you
  create and content created by others that you wish to curate and
  highlight on your channel home tab. There can be a maximum of 10
  sections on your channel home tab. Sections can be created from a
  single existing playlist (created by you or someone else), a group of
  playlists, or a group of channels.

See: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/3027787?hl=en
You can retreive these sections programmatically using ChannelSections: list. More info is here:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/channelSections/list


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The nonlinear response of a composite laminated panel that is suddenly exposed to a heat flux is examined using the finite element method. The panel is cantilevered onto a rigid hub, the rotation motion of which is either fully or partially restrained. The panel elastic deformations are assumed large and are modeled via the von Ka´rma´n strain-displacement relationship while the rigid-body angular rotation, for the case of a rotating rigid hub, is assumed small. The system of nonlinear governing equations is solved by the Newton-Raphson method in conjunction with the Newmark time integration scheme. The panel deformation is observed to be sensitive to the motion of the base.
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Q: ckeditor.js:228 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'dir' of undefined in CKEDITOR5 I am using ckeditor5 and It is working fine in one page of my project but the problem is when I point/redirect the page from another application then it through an uncatch exception
Please suggest me how can I resolve this problem.
Here is the exception:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 ():8080/demo/ckeditor5/config.js?t=G2VC:1

Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 ():8080/demo/ckeditor5/lang/en.js?t=G2VC:1

ckeditor.js:228 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'dir' of undefined
    at Object.d (ckeditor.js:228)
    at f (ckeditor.js:229)
    at Array.x (ckeditor.js:229)
    at A (ckeditor.js:229)
    at HTMLScriptElement.CKEDITOR.env.ie.CKEDITOR.env.version.g.$.onerror (ckeditor.js:230)

and when I type someting in the textarea then it through another error like below image:

A: config.js is not being loaded because of not correct path. apparently that's the cause of this error.
I think you have to set base path in setting: CKEDITOR.basePath
Might be you have same issue: Ckeditor files included by script with wrong url


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Use these suggestions to troubleshoot problems you experience when packaging, deploying, or querying an app package.
When an API fails, it returns an error code that describes the problem.
If the error code doesn't provide enough info, you can get detailed event logs that provide more info to help you diagnose the cause of the problem.
Go to Event Viewer (Local) > Applications and Services Logs > Microsoft > Windows.
The first log to check is AppxPackagingOM > Microsoft-Windows-AppxPackaging/Operational.
Deployment-related errors are recorded in AppXDeployment-Server > Microsoft-Windows-AppXDeploymentServer/Operational.
This table lists the most common error codes.
ERROR_BAD_FORMAT 0x800700B The package isn't correctly formatted and needs to be re-built or re-signed.
You may get this error if there is a mismatch between the signing certificate subject name and the AppxManifest.xml publisher name.
See How to sign an app package using SignTool.
0x80073CF0 The package couldn't be opened.
The publisher name doesn't match the signing certificate subject.
The file:// prefix is missing or the package couldn't be found at the specified location.
Check the AppxPackagingOM event log for more info.
0x80073CF1 The package couldn't be found.
You may get this error while removing a package that isn't installed for the current user.
0x80073CF2 The package data isn't valid.
0x80073CF3 The package failed update, dependency, or conflict validation.
The incoming package conflicts with an installed package.
A specified package dependency can't be found.
The package doesn't support the correct processor architecture.
Check the AppXDeployment-Server event log for more info.
0x80073CF4 There isn't enough disk space on your computer. Free some space and try again.
0x80073CF5 The package can't be downloaded.
0x80073CF6 The package can't be registered.
0x80073CF7 The package can't be unregistered.
You may get this error while removing a package.
ERROR_INSTALL_CANCEL 0x80073CF8 The user canceled the install request.
ERROR_INSTALL_FAILED 0x80073CF9 Package install failed. Contact the software vendor.
ERROR_REMOVE_FAILED 0x80073CFA Package removal failed.
You may get this error for failures that occur during package uninstall.
For more info, see RemovePackageAsync.
0x80073CFB The provided package is already installed, and reinstallation of the package is blocked.
You may get this error if installing a package that is not bitwise identical to the package that is already installed. Note that the digital signature is also part of the package. Hence if a package is rebuilt or resigned, it is no longer bitwise identical to the previously installed package. Two possible options to fix this error are: (1) Increment the version number of the app, then rebuild and resign the package (2) Remove the old package for every user on the system before installing the new package.
ERROR_NEEDS_REMEDIATION 0x80073CFC The app can't be started. Try reinstalling the app.
0x80073CFD A specified install prerequisite couldn't be satisfied.
0x80073CFE The package repository is corrupted.
To recover from this state, refresh your PC.
0x80073CFF To install this app, you need a developer license or a sideloading-enabled system.
The app is deployed using F5 in Visual Studio on a computer with a Windows Store developer license.
The package is signed with a Microsoft signature and deployed as part of Windows or from the Windows Store.
The package is signed with a trusted signature and installed on a computer with a Windows Store developer license, a domain-joined computer with the AllowAllTrustedApps policy enabled, or a computer with a Windows Sideloading license with the AllowAllTrustedApps policy enabled.
ERROR_PACKAGE_UPDATING 0x80073D00 The app can't be started because it's currently updating.
0x80073D01 The package deployment operation is blocked by policy. Contact your system administrator.
Package deployment is blocked by Application Control Policies.
Package deployment is blocked by the "Allow deployment operations in special profiles" policy.
One of the possible reasons is a need for a roaming profile. See Deploy Roaming User Profiles to set up Roaming User Profiles on user accounts. If there are no policies configured on your system and you still see this error, perhaps you are logged in with a temporary profile. Log out and log in again, then try the operation again.
ERROR_PACKAGES_IN_USE 0x80073D02 The package couldn't be installed because resources it modifies are currently in use.
0x80073D03 The package couldn't be recovered because data that's necessary for recovery is corrupted.
0x80073D04 The signature isn't valid. To register in developer mode, AppxSignature.p7x and AppxBlockMap.xml must be valid or shouldn't be present.
If you are a developer using F5 with Visual Studio, ensure that your built project directory doesn't contain signature or block map files from previous versions of the package.
0x80073D05 An error occurred while deleting the package's previously existing application data.
You can get this error if the simulator is running. Close the simulator. You can also get this error if there are files open in the app data (for example, if you have a log file open in a text editor).
0x80073D06 The package couldn't be installed because a higher version of this package is already installed.
0x80073D07 An error in a system binary was detected. Try refreshing the PC to fix the problem.
0x80073D08 A corrupted non-Windows binary was detected on the system.
0x80073D09 The operation couldn't be resumed because data that's necessary for recovery is corrupted.
0x80073D0A The package couldn't be installed because the Windows Firewall service isn't running. Enable the Windows Firewall service and try again.
APPX_E_PACKAGING_INTERNAL 0x80080200 The packaging API has encountered an internal error.
0x80080201 The package isn't valid because its contents are interleaved.
0x80080202 The package isn't valid because it contains OPC relationships.
0x80080203 The package isn't valid because it's missing a manifest or block map, or a code integrity file is present but a signature file is missing.
If the package contains \AppxMetadata\CodeIntegrity.cat, it must also contain \AppxSignature.p7x.
APPX_E_INVALID_MANIFEST 0x80080204 The package's AppxManifest.xml file isn't valid.
APPX_E_INVALID_BLOCKMAP 0x80080205 The package's AppxBlockMap.xml file isn't valid.
APPX_E_CORRUPT_CONTENT 0x80080206 The package contents can't be read because it's corrupted.
0x80080207 The computed hash value of the block doesn't match the has value stored in the block map.
0x80080208 The requested byte range is over 4 GB when translated to a byte range of blocks.
TRUST_E_NOSIGNATURE 0x800B0100 No signature is present in the subject.
You may get this error if the package is unsigned or the signature isn't valid. The package must be signed to be deployed.
CERT_E_UNTRUSTEDROOT 0x800B0109 A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which isn't trusted by the trust provider.
CERT_E_CHAINING 0x800B010A A certificate chain couldn't be built to a trusted root certification authority.
E_INVALIDARG 0x80070057 One or more arguments are not valid If you check the AppXDeployment-Server event log and see the following event; While installing the package, the system failed to register the windows.repositoryExtension extension due to the following error: The parameter is incorrect.
You may get this error if the manifest elements DisplayName or Description contain characters disallowed by Windows firewall; namely | and all , due to which Windows fails to create the AppContainer profile for the package . Please remove these characters from the manifest and try installing the package.


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The 2018 Research Away Day on 15th March was attended by over 150 staff and PhD students. The focus of the meeting was current research across the Institute and the three strategic research themes: Data science, Determinants of health and health inequalities, and Solution-focused research.
Exemplar projects were used to illustrate how the three themes underpin the work of each of the seven IHW research groups, and parallel sessions provided a further showcase for some of the research projects currently being undertaken across the Institute.
One of the highlights was the 3 minute thesis competition for PhD students, which was won by Amy Ferguson, runners up Shadrach Dare and Annabel Farnood.
The Away Day ended with a session on Work-life Balance, which include some mindfulness activities and a panel discussion with members, including IHW Director Jill Pell, revealing their successes and challenges in maintaining a good work-life balance.
Attendees also celebrated the Institute's recent Athena Swan Gold award and voted on a new logo to represent the three strategic research themes. The winning design is shown here.


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Q: Test Cases in Python Using Doctest How do I write a program to divide 2 numbers along with exception handling and test cases in Python 3.6 ? I read that it can be done by importing 'doctest'.

A: Doctest is a module included in the Python programming language's standard library that allows the easy generation of tests based on the output from the standard Python interpreter shell, cut and pasted into doc-strings.
You can write your code as:
divide.py
def divide(a, b):
    """
    >>> divide(8, 4)
    2
    >>> divide(-12, 3)
    -4
    >>> divide(4, 0)
    "Denominator can't be zero"
    """
    try:
        result = a//b
    except ZeroDivisionError:
        result = "Denominator can't be zero"

    return result

Each '>>>' line is run as if in a python shell, and counts as a test.
The next line, if not '>>>' is the expected output of the previous line.
If anything doesn't match exactly (including trailing spaces), the test fails.
Running the doctest
You run doctest like this(write the commands in the terminal):
$ python3 -m doctest -v doctest_trial.py , or simply
$ python3 -m doctest doctest_trial.py


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'Apocalypse Now' actor Sam Bottoms dies in LA
LOS ANGELES (AP) - December 18, 2008 Bottoms, one of four actor-brothers, died Tuesday of brain cancer at his home in Los Angeles, wife Laura Bickford said.
In "Apocalypse Now," Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 Vietnam War epic, Bottoms played pro surfer-turned-soldier Lance B. Johnson, who takes to the waves amid bombs and bullets under the orders of the maniacal, surfing-mad Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore played by Robert Duvall.
"He was a handsome, tall young man and very sweet-natured and seemed to be right for that part," Coppola said Wednesday. "Sam was a good actor. Of course, he comes from a family that had a lot of theatrical activity."
In his 1971 film debut, a 15-year-old Bottoms starred alongside his best-known brother, Timothy, in "The Last Picture Show," playing a mute and mentally handicapped boy forced by friends to lose his virginity to a prostitute.
Sam Bottoms said he was in Texas to visit his brother, who was the film's lead, when director Peter Bogdanovich saw him and cast him in the part.
Brothers Joseph and Ben are also actors.
Sam Bottoms was born in Santa Barbara in 1955, the third of four sons of sculptor James "Bud" Bottoms. He began acting in local theater at age 10.
After his 1970s films, Sam Bottoms went on to appear in the Clint Eastwood westerns "The Outlaw Josey Wales" and "Bronco Billy," and Coppola's 1987 Vietnam film "Gardens of Stone."
He more recently appeared in the films "Seabiscuit" and "Shopgirl."
He is survived by his three brothers, his parents and his wife.


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Ales sten (på svensk: Ales stenar eller Ale stenar) er Sveriges største skibssætning, 67 m lang, dannet af 59 fem ton tunge sten ved Kåseberga havn i det sydøstlige Skåne. Den er beskrevet i 1500-tallet. Det formodes, at den er rejst omkring år 500 f.Kr., og der er fundet trækul, som kulstof-14-prøver har dateret til 1500 f.Kr.

En skibssætning af samme dimensioner findes i Lejre på Sjælland. Udgravninger på stedet har vist flere grave. Lejre var i vikingetiden et vigtigt kultsted, og Ales sten kan have haft samme status.

Amatører som Hasse Alfredson har søgt at vise, at skibssætningen var udgangspunkt for astronomiske observationer. Ales sten er centrum for en roman af Mankell.

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Maarten de Wit (* 30. Mai 1883 in Wormerveer; † 30. März 1965 in Zaandam) war ein niederländischer Segler.

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Maarten de Wit gewann 1928 in Amsterdam bei den Olympischen Spielen in der 8-Meter-Klasse die Silbermedaille. Er war Crewmitglied der Hollandia, die in sieben Wettfahrten zwei Siege einfuhr und damit hinter dem französischen Boot L'Aile VI Zweiter wurde. Die Schweden wurden mit der Sylvia zwar ebenfalls zweimal Erste und erreichte wie die Hollandia auch zweimal den zweiten Platz, ausschlaggebend für die Platzierung war aber letztlich die Anzahl der dritten Plätze, die sich bei der Hollandia auf dreimal belief, bei der Sylvia dagegen nur auf einmal. Zur Crew der Hollandia gehörten außerdem Lambertus Doedes, Hendrik Kersken, Gerard de Vries Lentsch und Cornelis van Staveren sowie Skipper Johannes van Hoolwerff.

Sein Sohn Simon de Wit nahm an den Spielen 1936 in Berlin im Rudern teil.

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Controversial Clifton car park rejected by councillors
Dozens of people wrote to object to the plans
Jack PittsLocal Democracy Reporter
A controversial car park at a care company's new HQ has been turned down by councillors.
Around 100 people signed a petition calling for Mortimer House's backyard to be kept as a garden , saying that allowing it to be paved over would set a dangerous precedent for other property owners in the area.
The 18th century Grade II listed building was a school and maternity hospital for decades before it was turned into a care home. But after it became empty in 2008 it was taken over by squatters and "fell into disrepair", according to owners Cedar Care Homes.
Now the company has planning approval to turn Mortimer House into offices - but parking has proved a sticking point.
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Although conversion work is almost complete, the owners felt the plot, on the corner of Mortimer Road and Clifton Down Road, needed more than the six spaces they originally got planning permission for at the front of the building.
In January, Bristol councillors threw out plans to build a 10-space car park at the back of the building.
Council officers had recommended elected councillors approve new plans, which included a slightly smaller car park with eight spaces and more green space.
Mortimer House in Clifton, Bristol (Image: Copyright Unknown)
The proposals had proved controversial: the council received 26 letters of objection to the scheme and a petition "objecting in the strongest possible terms to the planning application" was signed by around 100 people.
Objectors raised concerns over air and noise pollution, extra traffic and setting a precedent for people turning their back gardens into car parks.
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Seven people also wrote to the council to support the plans and Historic England has come out in favour of them.
Councillors rejected the plans at a meeting on Wednesday, August 15.
A report published after the meeting says: "The proposed car park to the rear of Mortimer House would cause unacceptable harm to historic appearance of the rear of the listed building through a loss of visual and residential amenity and the garden's verdant character."


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"Green" Metalworking Fluid Manufacturing Company to Come to Utah
Oemeta will build a high-tech manufacturing plant in Utah
_September 11, 2014
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Together with the Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED), Oemeta announced it will build a high-tech manufacturing plant in Salt Lake County to support growing demand in the western region.
"The addition of Oemeta to Utah's growing list of manufacturing companies hits home two major points," said Val Hale, executive director of GOED. "Utah is actively recruiting foreign firms to invest in the state and is increasingly aware of bringing environmentally friendly companies here. We are honored to be the chosen location for Oemeta's first U.S. expansion."
"Oemeta is truly excited for the opportunity to partner with Utah in establishing our first U.S.based facility in Salt Lake county," said Andrew Leech, president and CEO of Oemeta Inc. "We look forward to continuing work with the Governor's Office of Economic Development, in our commitment to incorporating the value of more environmentally friendly processes in industrial machining."
Oemeta is the preeminent green chemistry leader in industrial machining for companies including BMW and Audi. Oemeta's cutting edge bio-based technology has a proven performance track record, while being safer and more environmentally friendly than traditional petrochemicals. Oemeta products are approved officially "green" by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Oemeta has indicated that they will be creating 58 new jobs over the next seven years. The total wages, including medical benefits, in aggregate are expected to exceed 125 percent of the county average wage. The projected new state wages over the seven year life of the agreement are expected to be approximately $12,664,553. Projected new state tax revenues, as a result of corporate, payroll and sales taxes, are estimated to be $567,233 over seven years. The new Oemeta facility has the potential to result in an expected capital investment of $5,250,000.
"Utah continues to attract high-tech companies from around the world thanks to our low taxes, sound regulations and skilled workforce," said Jeff Edwards, president and CEO of the Economic Development Corporation of Utah. "We congratulate Oemeta on their smart decision to expand to the state."
As part of a contract with Oemeta, the GOED Board of Directors has approved up to a maximum tax credit of $113,447 in the form of a post-performance Economic Development Tax Increment Finance (EDTIF) incentive, which is 20 percent of the new state taxes Oemeta will pay over the seven-year life of the agreement. Each year as Oemeta meets the criteria in its contract with the state, it will earn a portion of the total tax credit incentive.
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Are there slightly different versions of the MCAT given out on the same day? Perhaps even the same test center at the same time?
i think so. at least swap some discretes around, though i'd say the majority of the questions are the same for all.
What I've gathered is that the tests are the same but the experimental sections may vary. I could be wrong, that's just what I think based on talking to people.
Yes, there are different versions each test day. I'm not sure how many though or to what degree they're different. During one of the old MCAT club threads, people were discussing their test and there were at least two completely different tests. Then again, one's memory directly after taking the MCAT probably isn't that good. Regardless, I wouldn't be concerned with something like this.