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2022: The Year in Cancer News
The Cancer Today editorial staff selects some of the most impactful reporting and essays of 2022.
by Cancer Today Staff
Kaiser Health News reports that about two-thirds of adults with medical debt and who have cancer themselves or in their family have cut spending on food, clothing or other necessities. Image by vladwel / iStock / Getty Images Plus
THE YEAR 2022 saw the return of aspects of life that had been put aside during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Scenes like a standing ovation at the American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting for a paradigm-shifting treatment were heartening to witness. But issues that rose to prominence during the past two years continued to capture headlines, with new research and stories highlighting racial disparities, financial toxicity and social determinants of health. Here are some of the most interesting, important and moving stories of 2022, picked by the editors of Cancer Today.
Advocating for Her Life in a Battle Against Breast Cancer
Washington Post, Feb. 22
Katrece Nolen had to fight to get the correct diagnosis and treatment for her inflammatory breast cancer, an experience that highlights the obstacles Black women like Nolen often have to overcome to get care. A report by the American Cancer Society released in early 2022 revealed racial disparities in breast cancer outcomes for Black and white women. Black women have a 4% lower incidence of breast cancer than white women, but the death rate is 41% higher. The report blamed "decades of structural racism" for the disparity. "The most important thing about self-advocacy is don't give up," said Nolen, who is 47 and has shown no evidence of cancer for nine years. "You have to push through the despair to get the test results, the diagnosis and the appointments you need."
A Cancer Trial's Unexpected Result: Remission in Every Patient
New York Times, June 5
"Unheard of." "The first time in this has ever happened in the history of cancer." These were some of experts' comments after results of a small trial in patients with rectal cancer were presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting in June. At the conference, researchers noted that 18 people who had stage II and III rectal cancer that tested positive for DNA mismatch repair deficiency had their cancer disappear after being treated with the immune checkpoint inhibitor Jemperli (dostarlimab), the New York Times reported. Research published the same day in the New England Journal of Medicine noted the first 12 patients to enroll in the study who were followed for at least six months after completing treatment still had no evidence of cancer. While the study was small, Luis A. Diaz Jr., a medical oncologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City and an author of the paper, said he wasn't aware of any other studies where cancer was eliminated in every patient.
Breast Cancer Drug Trial Results in 'Unheard-Of' Survival
Several treatment options exist for patients with HER2-positive breast cancer, whose tumors are almost completely populated with the protein HER2. However, these therapies have not been effective for patients who have HER2-low breast cancer, where only a few HER2 proteins are present. Enhertu (trastuzumab deruxtecan), an antibody-drug conjugate initially intended for HER2-positive patients, has changed all that. In a study of 557 patients with HER2-low metastatic breast cancer, two-thirds received Enhertu, while the remainder had standard chemotherapy. Patients receiving Enhertu went longer without cancer progressing (10 months vs. 5 months) and had longer overall survival (23.9 months vs. 16.8 months) compared with patients receiving standard chemotherapy. Based on the study's results, the Food and Drug Administration approved Enhertu for patients with HER2-low breast cancer in August.
In America, Cancer Patients Endure Debt on Top of Disease
Kaiser Health News, July 9
The high cost of cancer care in the U.S. has left millions of Americans struggling to pay their medical bills and falling deeply into debt. According to a poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation, about two-thirds of adults with health care debt who've had cancer themselves or in their family have cut spending on food, clothing or other necessities. About one in four have declared bankruptcy or lost their home. "It's crippling. Even if someone survives the cancer, they often can't shake the debt," said oncologist Veena Shankaran of the University of Washington Medical Center and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Seattle, who has studied the financial impact of cancer.
Drugmakers Are Slow to Prove Medicines That Got a Fast Track to Market Really Work
NPR, July 22
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has used accelerated approval for 30 years to get new medicines out to patients who have an urgent need. Accelerated approvals are based on surrogate endpoints, indicators associated with a desired effect that can be measured more quickly than results that prove a treatment extends life or improves health. It is given with the understanding that final approval will come when the effects are confirmed, but NPR reports that confirmatory trials are often slow to come, allowing medicines to be sold for years, even decades, without solid evidence of their effectiveness. NPR found that 50 confirmatory trials—42% of the confirmatory trials currently outstanding—started more than a year after the drug was given accelerated approval or haven't started at all. This includes 19 trials that haven't started three years after approval and four that haven't started a decade later. "The promise of accelerated approval is that you're going to get access and answers," said Gregg Gonsalves, a Yale professor and advocate who worked in the 1980s to get faster approval of medicines during the AIDS crisis. "And what happens is you got the drugs on the market, but you didn't find out if they worked."
After Roe, Pregnant Women With Cancer Diagnoses May Face Wrenching Choices
New York Times, July 23
Rachel Brown always said she would never have an abortion. But at age 36, news of the pregnancy she had been trying for came just a day after she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer. Thousands of pregnant women are diagnosed with cancer each year and face wrenching decisions about pregnancy and treatment, according to the New York Times. In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that ended the constitutional right to an abortion in June, many of those decisions are no longer just between patient and doctor, and providers say it can be hard to know what is acceptable in states that have passed new restrictions. Cancer drugs are dangerous to the fetus in the first months of pregnancy, and many newer drugs cannot be given during pregnancy at all. Brown, a mother of two, was treated last year and was able to have an abortion so she could start treatment, but she was upset by the Supreme Court decision. "I felt like the reason I did what I did didn't matter," Brown told the Times. "My life didn't matter, and my children's lives didn't matter. … It didn't matter if I lost my life because I was being forced to be pregnant."
Rural Americans Have Difficulty Accessing a Promising Cancer Treatment
Kaiser Health News, Aug. 25
In CAR T-cell therapy, a patient's T cells in their blood are removed and then genetically engineered to target their cancer before being reintroduced to the bloodstream. Due to its potentially life-threatening side effects that require special care, however, only 150 centers in the U.S. offer CAR T-cell therapy, making it inaccessible to many in rural areas. Some patients upend their lives to get access to this treatment. One such patient was Suzanne BeHanna, who traveled 750 miles from her home in New Mexico to Houston, where she received treatment for her stage IV lymphoma while living in a trailer park. After undergoing unsuccessful chemotherapy, BeHanna wanted to move back home, but her husband convinced her to give CAR T-cell therapy a try. She received the treatment in October 2019, and the next month, her cancer was gone. "I had no tumors," she told Kaiser Health News. "It was surreal."
The Toll of Heroism: Increased Cancer Incidence Among 9/11 Responders
Cancer Research Catalyst, Sept. 9
Social media posts circulate every year on Sept. 11 and reverberate with sentiments of "never forget." But 21 years after the attack on the World Trade Center towers in New York City, researchers are still sorting out increases in cancer risk for first responders who came to aid victims. A blog post in Cancer Research Catalyst used the start of September, a month designated to promote awareness of prostate cancer, thyroid cancer, and leukemia and lymphoma, to review studies that attempted to assess risk for these cancers among first responders. The blog post included data from epidemiological studies, research on precancerous changes in prostate cancer cells seen in mouse models exposed to similar toxic matter as 9/11 responders, and controversies around how watching this group so closely could affect the data. (Cancer Research Catalyst is published by the American Association for Cancer Research, which publishes Cancer Today.)
Colonoscopies Save Lives. Doctors Push Back Against European Study That Casts Doubt
NPR's All Things Considered, Oct. 13
Studies on cancer screening in adults have established that colonoscopy can reduce the incidence of colorectal cancer and deaths from the disease. However, coverage of a European study in popular media earlier in 2022 raised doubts about the value of colonoscopy screening—and garnered outrage from many physicians who routinely recommend colonoscopy. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, showed a lower-than-expected 18% reduction in colorectal cancer in people who were invited to screening compared with those who received usual care and no statistically significant reduction in colorectal cancer deaths. In a report on the NPR radio program All Things Considered, physicians noted flaws in the study and picked away at headlines that claimed the study showed colonoscopy does little to save lives. Of note, more than half of the study participants invited to get a colonoscopy didn't get one, experts said. However, for those who did get the screening, the risk of developing colorectal cancer decreased by 31%. Colonoscopy, an evidence-based tool used to screen for colorectal cancer, is recommended for most adults between ages 45 and 75 in the U.S. The screening tool can also detect and remove polyps before they become cancerous.
A Global Epidemic of Cancer Among People Younger Than 50 Could Be Emerging
CNN, Oct. 17
Cancer is a disease associated with aging, but more people are being diagnosed with cancer before the age of 50. A review of cancer registry records from 44 countries found that these "early-onset" cases are rising in 14 types of cancer, many of which affect the digestive tract. "I recall it being a point of discussion in both hospitals that people getting colon cancer were getting younger and younger, more and more, and they couldn't explain it," said Brendan Higgins, who accompanied his wife, Iana dos Reis Nunes, to Memorial Sloan Kettering and Mount Sinai cancer centers in New York after she was diagnosed with colon cancer at age 43. Cancers diagnosed at younger ages tend to be more aggressive than those found at later ages and can go undetected for longer, since many screening recommendations don't start until age 50. Karen Knudsen, CEO of the American Cancer Society, called the review "a call to arms," and suggested the need for more research into the specific trends driving the rise and more awareness of behaviors linked to a higher risk of cancer.
Lung Cancer Screening Saves Lives. So Why Do So Few of Those at Risk Get One?
USA Today, Nov. 15
Only 5.8% of those eligible for a free, low-dose CT scan to screen for lung cancer actually get the scan, far fewer than those who get screened for colorectal, breast and cervical cancer. Yet studies show that screening leads to at least a 20% reduction in death from lung cancer. Experts cite a variety of reasons for the low rate, including complicated rules around who is eligible for screening, lack of awareness about the screening, and an attitude of blaming lung cancer patients for their illness. Another factor that can influence whether a person is likely to be screened is where that person gets their health care. A recent study by the Veterans Health Administration found that the facility where a person receives health care accounted for 36% of the screening variation, and the person's doctor accounted for 19%.
How a Biomarker Test Saved This Lung Cancer Survivor's Life
Healthline, Nov. 30
In June 2021, Brittany Hawkins was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer, and doctors told her she had just three months left to live. With the 36-year-old mother's prognosis seeming grim, her doctor recommended biomarker testing to look at genes, proteins and other molecules in the tumor to predict how a cancer may react to different treatments. The tests showed that a tumor in her lung had the RET + KIF5B mutation, which is found in less than 2% of non-small cell lung cancers. She started taking Gavreto (pralsetinib), one of two drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration to target that mutation. The treatment dramatically reduced the size of her tumor and eliminated all the cancer that had spread to other parts of her body. "Biomarker testing offers the opportunity to personalize treatment based on the cancer's inherent vulnerabilities," Vamsi Velcheti, medical director of the thoracic oncology program at the NYU Langone Health Perlmutter Cancer Center in New York City, who was not involved in Hawkins' care, told Healthline.
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Argentina & Chile - Patagonia and the Lakes District
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Day 1: Arrive in Buenos Aires
Upon arrival in Buenos Aires, you are met and transferred to our centrally located hotel. The remainder of the day is free to explore the city of Buenos Aires.
In the evening, we have our introductory meeting and dinner.
Overnight in Buenos Aires.
Day 2: Buenos Aires City Sites
We explore Argentina's capital today beginning with neighborhoods like La Boca, which retains the spirit of Italian immigration and Palermo with its open green spaces, exclusive avenues and first class bars and restaurants.
Recoleta, marked by French style, is one of the classiest residential neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, with great cultural activity and spaces dedicated to the arts. The Colon Theater, the National Congress and the Presidential Palace are some of the sites that we see. We take a trip through history to Recoleta Cemetery to see the mausoleums and crypts of national heroes including Eva Peron.
In the late afternoon we have arranged for tango lessons! We learn this sensuous national dance of Argentina in a typical district house and then we enjoy dinner and a tango show.
Day 3: Tigre Delta
Today we have a full day excursion to Tigre and the 2000 km maze of waterways that make up the Tigre Delta at the confluence of the Rio Lujan and the Rio Tigre. The town was founded in 1820 and named after the local "tigres" (jaguars), which are now extinct. There are antique shops, riverside restaurants and many beautiful old buildings including the lovely Argentinean Rowing Club. We will explore some of the Delta's rivers and streams from the comfort of riverboats, passing many of the "Belle Epoque" buildings, and the natural beauty of the Parana River Delta.
This evening we will experience more of the cosmopolitan atmosphere that Buenos Aires is famous for.
Overnight Buenos Aires.
Day 4: Fly to Ushuaia, End of The World Museum
An early morning transfer to the airport for our flight to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world. This afternoon we take a sightseeing tour of the town to visit the Casco Antiguo - the port and steep streets that offer colorful panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the Beagle Channel.
The visit ends with a visit to the Museum at the End of the World, located in one of the oldest buildings in the city.
Dinner and overnight in Ushuaia.
Day 5: Tierra del Fuego, Beagle Channel
Today we have a full day to explore Tierra del Fuego National Park. The day begins with a 1-hour walk along a beautiful coastal path before getting into our rafts to explore Lapataia Bay. Lapataia Bay is a secluded fjord at the north of the Beagle Channel, and as such is surrounded by spectacular scenery. During our raft journey, we can see a variety of wildlife and seabirds as we navigate the waters of the bay and its shoreline.
We return to Ushuaia for dinner and overnight.
Day 6: Penguin Rookery, Martillo Island
Today, we continue our exploration of Tierra del Fuego; its history, its magnificent flora and fauna and its traditions. After breakfast, we drive to the historic estancia Harberton, where we board our zodiac and travel on the Beagle Channel to Martillo Island. On the island we spend an hour with the guide, who will show and teach us the habits, characteristics and nesting grounds of the Magellanic and gentoo penguins which return to the island every year. The unique location of this island gives us the chance to view an incredible variety of sub-aquatic life, making it an amazing spot for seeing albatrosses, petrels, skuas, cormorants, vultures, South American terns, among other species.
Afterwards we return to Harberton and start the return trip to Ushuaia for dinner and overnight.
Day 7: To El Calafate
This morning we have some time to soak up the adventurous atmosphere of Ushuaia before flying to El Calafate, the gateway to Patagonia. This afternoon, we will have time at leisure to explore this charming rural town. You may want to visit the Regional Museum and learn about the first settlers and the difficulties they had when they arrived in the area.
Overnight in El Calafate.
Day 8: Perito Moreno Glacier
We begin our day at a look-out for some amazing panoramic views of the mountains and glaciers of Los Glaciares National Park in southwest Santa Cruz province. The park is famous for the Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the many glaciers that make up the Southern Patagonia Ice Field; the world's third largest reserve of fresh water.
At Perito Moreno we enjoy a boat cruise along the front of the glacier for a very different perspective. In this area the glacier is 60 to 70 meters high. We return to El Calafate for the evening.
Day 9: To Torres del Paine National Park
Today, we drive to Torres del Paine National Park, enjoying the spectacular scenery on the way. We will leave Argentina and arrive in Chile. Before the border, we will stop for lunch at a beautiful working estancia (sheep ranch), feasting on their organically grown produce. Torres del Paine National Park, in Chilean Patagonia, is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and is one of the most remote, unspoiled and beautiful places on earth.
Overnight in the Paine area.
Day 10: Nordenskjold and Grey Lakes
We spend the day exploring Torres del Paine National Park, including unique views of the towers and horns, as well as the colorful Nordenskjold and Grey Lakes, with their pristine blue waters and icebergs.
We have short walks during the day (an hour or so in length) and for those who wish for more walking, this can also be arranged. There is a variety of flora and fauna found in the park, from grasslands to forests. Some of the fauna that populate the park include guanacos, rheas, condors, mountain lions, foxes and a wide variety of birds.
Day 11: To Puerto Natales
Today, we explore the northern part of Paine National Park for yet more spectacular views of Chilean Patagonia. We then visit Milodon Cave, where, in the late 19th century, Captain Eberhard found bones and fur of a long extinct giant ground sloth. We then continue on to Puerto Natales.
Overnight in Puerto Natales.
Day 12: To Puerto Varas
We have some time for sightseeing on this leisurely travel day. Enjoy the scenery as we drive to Punta Arenas for our short flight to Puerto Montt and then transfer to Puerto Varas.
Located on the southern shore of Lago Llanquihue facing the cone of the Osorno Volcano, Puerto Varas combines the best of the area's nature and culture. Originally settled by the Germans in the mid-to late 19th century, the town itself is charming.
Overnight in Puerto Varas.
Day 13: Volcanoes and Petrohué Rapids
Weather permitting, today we will have breathtaking views of some of the many stunning volcanoes found in the Lake District. We drive along the lake towards the Osorno volcano, most likely one of the most beautiful cones in the world, due to its nearly perfect shape. On our way, we pass close to the Calbuco volcano with its blown-off top. As we drive up the Osorno, which may be still in the clouds, we will have better views of the Puntiagudo and Tronador volcanoes, the latter one being the highest peak in the area (over 11,000 ft) and on the border with Argentina.
Once back at lake level, we drive further east to reach the stunning All Saints Lake (Todos los Santos) with its emerald color and will have lunch close to the shore.
After lunch we drive to the Petrohué rapids in the Petrohué River that drains the All Saints Lake. We will have time for one or two short strolls and enjoy unbelievable views of the rapids with the Osorno in the back and the forested mountains around. After our visit, we will drive back to Puerto Varas. Time permitting, you may be able to visit the town on your own.
Day 14: To Santiago
A short drive this morning takes us back to Puerto Montt where there may be time visit the Angelmo Flea Market before boarding our flight to the capital, Santiago de Chile. Upon arrival, we take in the sights of the city - visiting the historic center, which includes the Presidential House "La Moneda" and Constitution Square, the ex-National Congress and Justice Tribunal buildings enroute to the impressive Plaza de Armas.
We visit one of the world's largest urban parks: San Cristobal Hill. This lush park includes a zoo, a cable car, international gardens and restaurants. At the top of San Cristobal Hill, there are spectacular panoramic views of the city. Crowning the hilltop are beautiful tiered gardens and an impressive statue of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception that can be seen from most points in the city.
Overnight in Santiago.
Day 15: Valparaiso
Today, we discover the exceptional beauty of Valparaiso, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2003. Prior to the construction of the Panama Canal in 1914, the Port of Valparaiso was the most important in the South Pacific. Ships from around the world called here once they rounded Cape Horn or passed through the Strait of Magellan.
Here we explore a labyrinth of streets that stretch over the many-tiered hillsides facing the bay and see an antique funicular (wooden cable-car elevator) that transports residents up and down the hills. We see the imaginative architecture and bright colors of the centenarian homes built by the first European settlers - most of which were English and German.
Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean as we visit the 21st of May Hill with its Naval Museum and barracks. Other highlights include the Turri Clock, Stock Exchange, and El Mercurio Newspaper building, as well as the "Plaza Sotomayor" with its impressive Naval Heroes Monument, ex-Intendencia and Justice Tribunal buildings.
We return to Santiago for our overnight.
Day 16: Wine Tasting in the Maipo Valley
Today, we learn all about the history and magic of wine-making in some of the most prestigious wineries in Chile. We visit a winery to watch the wine-making process, and take a walk around the vineyards, the production plant, the wine cellar and see the final product bottled.
We hope to visit at least two wineries today before returning to Santiago for our farewell dinner and overnight.
Day 17: Depart Santiago
We say a fond farewell to our new friends today as we transfer to Santiago airport for our departure flight.
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He was transported to Regional One in critical condition. This is an ongoing investigationMemphis, Tennessee At 12:40 am, officers responded to the 700 Block of Baltimore Street regarding a shooting. Officers located a male victim suffering from gunshot wounds. He was transported to Regional One in non-critical condition. This is an ongoing investigationMemphis, Tennessee At 12:01 am, officers responded to the area of Knight Arnold Road and Ashwood Street regarding a two-vehicle accident. One female was pronounced deceased on the scene, and one juvenile was transported to Le Bonheur in non-critical conditionNashville, Tennessee Crews work to extinguish fire at restaurant on BroadwayNashville, Tennessee The fire at California Ave and Centennial Boulevard caused by a gas main leak has been put out. @PiedmontNG is on the scene continuing to workNashville, Tennessee MASSIVE fire erupts in The Nations. Roads between Centennial Blvd and Pennsylvania Ave are closed. Nashville Fire is working to put out the flames. Early indications are this is a gas line that sparked just based on how the fire won't stop. More details soonNashville, Tennessee Metro Fire crews fighting fire on Centennial Boulevard near Pennsylvania Avenue. More info to comeNashville, Tennessee Nashville Fire Department crews are battling a fire sparked by a gas leak in the 5300 block of Centennial Boulevard, according to an emergency dispatcherMemphis, Tennessee Police say that the van was taken while the driver was en route on Faxon Avenue


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Harvard University Professor Convicted of Making False Statements and Tax Offenses
Washington, DC - The former Chair of Harvard University's Chemistry and Chemical Biology Department was convicted by a federal jury Tuesday in connection with lying to federal authorities about his affiliation with the People's Republic of China's Thousand Talents Program and the Wuhan University of Technology (WUT) in Wuhan, China, as well as failing to report income he received from WUT.
NatWest Markets Pleads Guilty to Fraud in U.S. Treasury Markets
Bridgeport, Connecticut - NatWest Markets Plc (NatWest), a London, U.K.-based global banking and financial services firm, pleaded guilty Tuesday to various fraud schemes in the markets for U.S. Treasury securities and futures contracts.
Operators of Three Texas Pharmacies and Two Pain Clinics Arrested for Illegally Dispensing Nearly Four Million Opioid Pills
Written by Justice Department
Houston, Texas - Three Houston-area pharmacists, a doctor, and a pharmacy technician have been arrested for allegedly running three pharmacies and two clinics as "pill mills;" distributing hydrocodone, oxycodone, and other controlled drugs without a legitimate medical purpose.
Man Arrested on Multiple Terrorism Charges
Bowling Green, Kentucky - A federal court in Kentucky unsealed an indictment Monday charging a dual U.S.-Bosnian citizen with providing material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), a designated foreign terrorist organization. The defendant is also charged with conspiring to provide material support to ISIS and receiving military type training from ISIS.
Government Contractor Indicted for Bribing Public Official
Arlington, Virginia - A federal grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia returned an indictment charging a North Carolina man with engaging in a bribery and fraud scheme with a former contracting officer for the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) (now known as the U.S. Agency for Global Media).


2017 marks the 18th YEAR ANNIVERSARY for Pheasant Run Construction! We are proud to have a company that continues to grow and we are thankful for all our customers. Pheasant Run Construction strives to be the best remodeler that it can be and continues to put its customers as the #1 priority.
This is where your home remodeling and home addition dreams become reality! Pheasant Run Construction has been in business for over 18 years and we continue to amaze our clients with our quality of workmanship, client satisfaction and final product excellence. As a small company, Pheasant Run Construction is able to focus entirely on the need of each customer. Working with Pheasant Run Construction, your dreams of a new kitchen, bath remodel or home addition will come true. We work hard to give you the one-on-one attention you deserve and to make your project become a dream come true.
There couldn't be a more perfect time to start a remodel of your dreams. Our customers are our top priority and we take pride in our work; the completed job is one you have dreamed about for so long. We offer home remodel/addition services throughout the metro and would be happy to assist you with yours. Give us a call or send us an email to schedule an appointment.
We just finished our 2nd major project with Pheasant Run and are once again thrilled. Lonni and his team are extremely creative, practical, reliable, and truly the best contractors we've ever worked with. I highly recommend this company.
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I cannot say enough about this company. They told us their bid price and did not waiver. They gave us an estimated time frame and stayed within it. They had an excellent relationship with their sub contractors, which makes all the difference. The subs showed up and went out of their way to do the job right. The hand made wood molding is exquisite and beyond all my expectations. They were not loud and did everything possible to make us happy and comfortable during the addition. In a giant addition there are always things that go wrong. When they did, Pheasant Run fixed the problem no questions asked. The customer is always right with these people, which is rare to find today. They never give you the run around. I rejoined Angie's list in order to spread the word about Pheasant Run. They are already working on two of my neighbor's houses.
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How Meebox Tested Price Discounts To Increase Revenue
121% Revenue
About Meebox (now UnoEuro)
Meebox (now UnoEuro) provided web hosting and cloud hosting to private customers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses in Denmark.
The company used VWO to test its pricing page.
Goals: Increase Revenue
The objective of this campaign was to increase overall revenue for the business.
Meebox wanted to increase its revenue. Its original pricing page had basic information like cost per month, space, bandwidth, and domains, but did not mention discounts.
This is what the original page looked like:
Team Meebox wanted to test the hypothesis that offering discounts would increase the number of people who sign up. The team created a variation page that offered discounts to customers who locked in for a 2-year period.
This was the variation:
The variation was A/B tested against the original by using VWO. Discounts ranged from 20% to 40% for the highest plan.
Conclusion: 121% Increase in the Revenue
The variation with price discounts increased revenue as well as the average order value (AOV) and the number of people who signed up. Here were the test results:
121.56% increase in revenue (98% chance to beat original)
46.24% increase in the average order value
51.85% increase in conversions (customers/visitors-to-page)
The key takeaway is to ensure that discounts to customers also enable your business to derive value. In this case, Meebox tied users to their service for 2 years by offering the discounts. It's common knowledge that retaining existing customers is far easier than acquiring new ones. Such a lock-in also allows Meebox at least 24 months in which to cross-sell, up-sell, and promote additional services.
Increase in AOV, increase in revenue
121% increase in Revenue
Increased Purchases by 50%
Increased Conversion Rate by 22.97%
Increased Sign-ups by 24.31%


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Alma, the county seat of Bacon County, was incorporated August 21, 1906. While some believe that the city takes its name from the suggestion of a travelling salesman who offered his wife, Alma Sheridan, as a namesake, others support the notion that Alma derives from the first letters of the various state capitals: Augusta, Louisville, Milledgeville and Atlanta.
The Bacon County courthouse, constructed in 1919, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The city of Alma and Bacon County share a 110-acre recreational area for team sports, swimming and picnicking. Additionally, four city-owned parks and six privately owned facilities provide many recreational opportunities.
Alma, known as the national blueberry capital, hosts the Blueberry Festival annually in late June. This three-day festival includes crafts, food, entertainment and blueberry picking.


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Q: Dock bar, maximize, and minimize buttons disappeared after doing a "reset to defaults" in CCSM Recently i installed compiz configuration manager after that i went to unity under that and clicked "reset to defaults". This caused the dock bar to disappear and also close maximize and minimize buttons have dissapeared for all windows.I am running ubuntu 12.04 LTS. It will be really helpful if some one can help me solve this issue.

A: Press Ctrl + Alt + F1 to access a command line only session, login with your usual username and password, and run the command unity --reset to reset all your Unity related settings. You can then get back to the usual graphical session by pressing Ctrl + Alt + F7.

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Q: Upgraded to iOS7.1 now won't recognise device in XCode? Everything was working fine, I then upgraded to 7.1 on one of my devices (iPad mini) now XCode won't recognise it.
I found this answer here
XCode 5.1 Beta 4 not recognizing iOS 7.1 Beta 4 test device
But when I go to the organiser it just says

The version of iOS on "Mini iPad" is not supported by this
  installation of the iOS SDK. Please restore the device to a version of
  the OS listed below, or update to the latest version of the iOS SDK;
  which is available here

But when I go to the link it just take me to the main screen of the Apple developer program (not signed in for some odd reason, when I'm already signed in), then what do I do?

A: You need to upgrade to XCode 5.1. The final version has been released.

A: When you upgrade iOS, you always need to upgrade even Xcode to the last version. Just open the MacAppStore to see the update.
The last version of Xcode is Version 5.1 (5B130a)


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October 21th, 2020: Embedded Development Panel
Published: Sat 26 September 2020
By Lloyd Moore
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Embedded development presents multiple challenges to the developer in terms of constrained hardware harsh operating environments, remote debugging, cross compilation and others that are not found in other types of software development.
This panel will give you an opportunity to share best practices and ask questions on how to work in an embedded world.
Andrew N. Sloss Fellow of the British Computer Society, Part Time Lecturer at the University of Washington Electrical Engineering Department (15-years) and Senior Principal Research Engineer at Arm Holdings (24-years). Andrew has had a long career in the Embedded field spanning both commercial and higher education. His main interest and focus has been on the design of low level software on Embedded & Real-Time Systems. Co-authored one of the original books on the Arm processor. More recently he has turned his attention to analyzing future Disruptive Technologies, including the application of Evolutionary Algorithms on highly constrained devices and the hardware-software interface. Andrew has received numerous awards for both education and commercial achievements.
Brett Searles Has been working in the embedded field for over 20 years and is currently working at XKL on optical routers dealing with the OS and compiler tools for the PDP10 ISA. Also working in developing hardware and software for very HPC applications at Attobotics. Very active in the C++ community with volunteering for NWCPP and CppCon.
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Feb 02 2017 : Clients around the world are moving away from agency of record relationships in favor of cost-cutting, project-based contracts and in-house assignments. But with the acquisition of U.K. agency Somewhat and the subsequent hires of chief creative officers Bill Davaris and Andy Ladden from Ogilvy & Mather, Ad2Pro Media Solutions CEO and agency veteran Fred Schuster thinks he's found a solution to one of the industry's most pressing problems. And that solution has a name—Madras.


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Q: What is a "Maximal Sub-expression" in Scala 2.8 specification §6.26.5 Eta Expansion? In Scala 2.8 language specification, §6.26.5 Eta Expansion, it states that we need a maximal sub-expression, however, no definition of this can be found. Can someone clarify this?

A: Consider the following:
def list1 = { println("1st list!"); List(1, 2, 3) }
def list2 = { println("2nd list!"); List(4, 5) }
def empty = { println("Empty string!"); "" }

And then:
scala> val foo = (list1 ++ list2).foldLeft(empty) _
Empty string!
1st list!
2nd list!
foo: ((String, Int) => String) => String = <function1>

Here (list1 ++ list2).foldLeft(empty) is the expression of method type, and list1 ++ list2 and empty are its maximal sub-expressions, which are just literally its largest constituent expressions. We're using _ to force eta expansion, but in some contexts that wouldn't be necessary.
It makes sense that we wouldn't want list1 ++ list2 to be evaluated every time we use the function foo, for example, and that's what the conversion described in §6.26.5 accomplishes—it makes sure that the sub-expressions are evaluated and saved once, before the function is created.
If we'd started the REPL with -print, we'd have seen the following (reformatted for clarity):
$read$$iw$$iw.this.foo = {
  <synthetic> val eta$0$1: String = $line5.$read$$iw$$iw.empty();
  <synthetic> val eta$1$1: List = $line3.$read$$iw$$iw.list1().++(
    $line4.$read$$iw$$iw.list2(),
    immutable.this.List.canBuildFrom()
  ).$asInstanceOf[List]();
  {
    (new anonymous class anonfun$1(eta$0$1, eta$1$1): Function1)
  }
};

If you're ever wondering what exactly constitutes a sub-expression in a given situation, this is an easy way to check—just look for the lines starting with <synthetic> val.


Rascal Flatts have a fan in Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow, and after a thrilling overtime win against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, their relationship may grow deeper. The trio gave a brilliant performance of the 'Star Spangled Banner' prior to the game at Mile High Stadium. Could Gary, Jay and Jo Don be Tebow's good luck charm?
Maybe for this playoff run, but fans and critics of the much-talked-about QB know luck has been on his side since he got the starting job earlier this season. Prior to the game, the trio met with Tebow. Country Music Is Love reports that the gang took tosses from the left-hander and spent time catching up.
This isn't the first time they've shaken hands, however. In 2009, Tebow joined Rascal Flatts — who he calls his favorite band — onstage for a show in Tampa, Fla. The former University of Florida star also played golf with them earlier that same day.
During the game, Jay DeMarcus tweeted from the sidelines. It's unlikely the group will get to wish Tebow good luck in similar fashion next week, however. The Broncos travel to Foxboro, Mass. to play the New England Patriots, who are not likely to be very accommodating.


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Q: Como decodificar valores vindos de javascript? boa noite a todos!!
Pessoal, seguinte, estou recebendo a seguinte variável de uma aplicação em angulajs:
   Array ( [{"nome":"volks","descricao":"conheça_o_novo_modelo_da_volks"}] => )

como eu consigo converter ele de modo que consiga acessar seus valores?
obrigado a todos!!
Horácio
Editado:
Esse é o codigo que recebe os dados:
<?php
$dados = $_REQUEST;
print_r($dados);
/*
header('Content-Type: application/json charset=utf-8');
$x = array("info_recebida"=> $_REQUEST);
echo json_encode($x);

aqui momentaneamente só estou exibindo, e foi de onde eu trouxe a variável acima

A: Seguindo o manual do PHP, você pode utilizar a função json_decode
$json = '{"a":1,"b":2,"c":3,"d":4,"e":5}';
var_dump(json_decode($json));
var_dump(json_decode($json, true));

Solução:
$dados = $_REQUEST;
// ou $dados = $_POST;
print_r(json_decode(dados));


Sarah started playing at the age of 10 with Stannary Brass Band, based in Tavistock. Since then she has played with various different bands including Mount Charles, Bodmin, Lympstone, STORM, City of Bristol and Sherborne. She has had the opportunity of playing at some great venues across the UK including the Royal Albert Hall, Symphony Hall and many others.
Sarah works as a Sales & Marketing manager / Product Designer for a Design and manufacturing company in Ivybridge.


Freeport, Grand Bahama - Pier One A Seafood Restaurant Giving Thanks To Our Dedicated Father's Happy Father's Day, open 4:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M.
Freeport, Bahamas - Upstairs on the Bay Mother's Day Special Sunday, May 8th, 2016 .
Freeport, Bahamas - Pier One SEAFOOD RESTAURANT is Honouring Our Mothers!
Upstairs on the Bay New Years Eve Monday December 31st, 2018 from: 6:00 pm.
Freeport, Grand Bahama - Pier One at Luciano's Restaurant Mother's Day Special 12pm - 10 pm.
Appetizer: Soup Cream of Broccoli or Salad Mix Vegetable Salad w/ Asian Dressing.
Looking for more than the regular Valentine's Day menu for the upcoming day of romance? Agave is offering a scrumptious food line-up that is sure to heat up any couple's Valentine's Day celebration.
Freeport, Grand Bahama - Welcome to Pier One Restaurant also featuring "EAST" Sushi Menu.
Freeport, Bahamas - Upstairs on the Bay Thanksgiving Feast Thursday November 24th, 2016.


Once Harleen Frances Quinzel was a psychologist at the Arkham Asylum, that is before the joker turned into the chaos worshipping villain Harley Quinn. This Harley look is more traditional comic book Quinn. Remember to pair it with HW-157 to complete your look for Halloween, Comic-Con, etc.


Maybe the week before Christmas is the wrong time to change cell phone carriers and set up new phones. Ya think? Geezus. I would rather have a tooth pulled. Well, maybe. Maybe not. But I will say it's not a pleasant experience.
Dan and I both had to get pin numbers from our old accounts to unlock our phones. To do this you have to contact the carrier, unless you have it. You have to have the password and account number to get the pin.
We went to the T-mobile store to transfer over our numbers to the new phones, iPhone 8's, which were buy one get one free. My son works for T-Mobile in CO and set up the account and sent us the phones. We had the passwords but not the PIN numbers so we couldn't do it. I came home and spent a half hour on the phone with Sprint to get the PIN number. We had to get the account number and password from Dan's son-in-law, which took most of the day to get, since he in CO and working. Then sat on the phone with ATT to get his PIN. And ATT made us reset the PIN, they couldn't give us the current one. Finally, we have the PIN and my son can port the phone number over to T-Mobile.
Then, my old phone was not paid off yet. So, when they ported the number to T-Mobile yesterday, I got a message from Sprint saying I needed to drop off the phone to them or pay it off before I sold or traded it. So, ok, I have to go to Sprint and turn in the phone.
Next, we had a voucher from my son to get the free iPhone. My son gave me the voucher number in a text. This morning I went online to use the voucher so I will get the 2nd phone free and for some reason, all of my texts with my son transferred over to the new phone, except the few days this week where he sent me this voucher number. I texted him this morning to send it to me again.
Hopefully, today it will all be finished, and I can forget about the phones except to use them. I have to say I have not found much difference between the iPhone 7 and 8. The 8 has a bigger memory, a better camera, and the volume can be turned up louder. Oh, and you can charge it by laying it on a charger instead of plugging it in, if you want to buy that kind of charger for who knows how much money. I never really found it a problem to plug my phone into a cord. (Shakes head…..) All of my apps transferred over and my music, and play lists. That was much easier than the last time I got a new phone, when I had to download all the apps again, and remake my playlists.
I guess now I can get back to preparing for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day dinners. And wrap presents. And finish buying them. And buying cards for a couple of people. Better get going.


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JinkoSolar
jinkosolar.com
IPO - II | IPO
About JinkoSolar
Jiangxi Jinko Energy Co. (NYSE: JKS) (688223.SH), dba JinkoSolar, is a vertically integrated manufacturer of crystalline silicon (c-Si) solar modules. Starting with recovered silicon materials, supplemented by virgin polysilicon, the company produces monocrystalline and multi-crystalline ingots, wafers, cells, and modules.
No.1 Jingke Road Shangrao Economic Development Zone
Shangrao, Jiangxi, 334100,
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Expert Collections containing JinkoSolar
JinkoSolar is included in 1 Expert Collection, including Renewable Energy.
This collection contains upstream and downstream solar companies, as well as those who manufacture and sell products that are powered by solar technology.
JinkoSolar Patents
JinkoSolar has filed 37 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
Solar cell, method for producing same and solar module
Photovoltaics, Solar cells, Photovoltaics manufacturers, Applications of photovoltaics, Group IV semiconductors
Latest JinkoSolar News
JinkoSolar's Subsidiary Jinko Solar Co., Ltd. Announces Certain Preliminary Unaudited Financial Results for Full Year 2022
01/20/2023 | 03:21am EST Message : *Required fields SHANGRAO, China, Jan. 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. ("JinkoSolar" or the "Company") (NYSE: JKS), one of the largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers in the world, today announced that its subsidiary Jinko Solar Co., Ltd. ("Jiangxi Jinko") published certain preliminary unaudited financial results for the full year ended December 31, 2022. For the year ended December 31, 2022, (i) the preliminary unaudited net income attributable to the shareholders of Jiangxi Jinko is estimated to be in the range from RMB2.66 billion to RMB2.96 billion, increasing by from RMB1.52 billion to RMB1.82 billion and by from 133.05% to 159.33% year over year, and (ii) the preliminary unaudited net income attributable to the shareholders of Jiangxi Jinko excluding extraordinary gains and losses is estimated to be in the range from RMB2.50 billion to RMB2.80 billion, increasing by from RMB1.97 billion to RMB2.27 billion and by from 371.17% to 427.71% year over year. The preliminary unaudited financial results of Jiangxi Jinko for 2022 described in this press release (the "Jiangxi Jinko Preliminary Unaudited Financial Results") are different from JinkoSolar's consolidated financial results (the "Consolidated Financials"), mainly because (i) the consolidation scope of the Jiangxi Jinko Preliminary Unaudited Financial Results differs from that of the Consolidated Financials: the Jiangxi Jinko Preliminary Unaudited Financial Results are prepared solely for Jiangxi Jinko, whereas the Consolidated Financials also include financial statements of JinkoSolar and its other subsidiaries, and (ii) the Jiangxi Jinko Preliminary Unaudited Financial Results and the Consolidated Financials are prepared according to different accounting standards and principles: the Jiangxi Jinko Preliminary Unaudited Financial Results are prepared in accordance with PRC GAAP, whereas the Consolidated Financials are prepared in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. As such, investors of JinkoSolar should exercise caution when reviewing the Jiangxi Jinko Preliminary Unaudited Financial Results described in this press release and are advised not to base their investment decisions solely on such preliminary unaudited financial results. JinkoSolar currently owns approximately 58.62% equity interest in Jiangxi Jinko. About JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. JinkoSolar (NYSE: JKS) is one of the largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers in the world. JinkoSolar distributes its solar products and sells its solutions and services to a diversified international utility, commercial and residential customer base in China, the United States, Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, Chile, South Africa, India, Mexico, Brazil, the United Arab Emirates, Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Poland, Austria, Switzerland, Greece and other countries and regions. JinkoSolar has 14 productions facilities globally, 21 overseas subsidiaries in Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, India, Turkey, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Australia, Canada, Malaysia, UAE, and Denmark, and global sales teams in China, the United States, Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Japan, Australia, Korea, India, Turkey, Chile, Brazil, Mexico and Hong Kong, as of September 30, 2022. To find out more, please see: www.jinkosolar.com Safe Harbor Statement This press release contains forward-looking statements. These statements constitute "forward-looking" statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and as defined in the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements can be identified by terminology such as "will," "expects," "anticipates," "future," "intends," "plans," "believes," "estimates" and similar statements. Among other things, the quotations from management in this press release and the Company's operations and business outlook, contain forward-looking statements. Such statements involve certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. Further information regarding these and other risks is included in JinkoSolar's filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, including its annual report on Form 20-F. Except as required by law, the Company does not undertake any obligation to update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. For investor and media inquiries, please contact: In China:
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JinkoSolar Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was JinkoSolar founded?
JinkoSolar was founded in 2006.
Where is JinkoSolar's headquarters?
JinkoSolar's headquarters is located at No.1 Jingke Road, Shangrao.
What is JinkoSolar's latest funding round?
JinkoSolar's latest funding round is IPO - II.
How much did JinkoSolar raise?
JinkoSolar raised a total of $35M.
Who are the investors of JinkoSolar?
Investors of JinkoSolar include Pitango Venture Capital, China-Israel Value Capital, Shenzhen Capital Group and Shenzhen Fortune Venture Capital.
Who are JinkoSolar's competitors?
Competitors of JinkoSolar include Maana Electric, Maxeon Solar Technologies, Abengoa, eSolar, Xunlight Corporation and 15 more.
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Sunrgi
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VirgoStar Solar
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Hey! This is my OC, Winston-Anderson Mckinley. If you'd like to draw him, go right ahead.
Never knowing his father, Winston-Anderson McKinley was raised by his mother, aunt and uncle alongside his twin cousins Taylor and Beau in a rural, Northern Texas town. His mother ran a small flower shop where he was named King Winston Of the Flowers. Despite being bullied often because he didn't know his father and he often wore a flower crown to school, he still tried to help people no matter who they are. That's how his mother raised him, to be kind. He and his mother were close, his whole family was close.
This is Lilli (short for Lilith) Farhame. She is 14 years old in the picture. She was originally made with Adventure Time in mind, as you could probably tell. Although she looks human, she is the Princess of the fairy kingdom, Themae. Most fairies wings don't stop growing until they are adults, however Lilli's stopped when she was only 7 years old. This resulted in her wings being so small, you can hardly see them, and they're completely hidden by her clothes. Her mother, Queen Marida, is constantly pushing her to greatness, hoping that one day she will rule the world. Sadly, her peers and citizens don't feel the same way, and disrespected her into running away due to the size of her wings. Scared her mother would find her and kill her for treason, she keeps a spell on herself with the stones of Themae, found in her necklace and dagger, hiding her from all fairies. She is pretty short as well, only 5'1'', and is shy to almost everyone. She doesn't trust other's easily thanks to her past, but if you get close with her, you will find out she is really kindhearted.
#Flyingpings Hiya, I would truly love it for you to draw my OC! Here is a description of her. I would like a full body please. Thank you so much!!She is my channel mascot but I loved adding a bio to it. xD Also, you are an amazing artist! You can crop it too if you want to make it bigger. If you do decide to draw her, I would be so happy. Popgirl and I love your videos!
#flyingpings Could you draw either of these characters please?
#flyingpings can you please do my character? She doesn't have a backstory but I would love for you to draw her!
There are some mistakes, but it's ok, there's only one that cactually matters to me, and it's that he looks to serious, and it doesn't feel like Zet because of that.
My goodness. ;u; It's free hun.
It's ok, I know that you did your best, I just wish he had a smile so it looked like him.
Can you draw my oc MemoryChip?


Welcome to the second post of International Hachinohe! This series will be focusing on people who are involved in Hachinohe's international scene, whether they are employees and volunteers for Hachinohe International Relations Association and more!
This time, I interviewed Mr. Kawasaki, a volunteer with the Hachinohe International Relations Association. He's a really fun and energetic member of the Association. I hope you enjoy his stories!
A: Tell me a little bit about yourself!
K: My name is Koichi Kawasaki, and I'm 69 years old. I love playing soccer so I regularly do strength training, and I participate in soccer practice and games with my local seniors' soccer team. I worked as a metal refinement technician at a company in Hachinohe, and through this position, I was placed in the Philippines as a resident technician and sales operations employee. Currently, I'm studying English and Mandarin Chinese.
A: Tell me about the international cultural exchange activities you are involved in.
K: As a member of the Hachinohe International Relations Association's Public Relations and Communications Section, I collect information and write articles for the Association's newsletter magazine. My passion is building new exchange networks and connections through the people I meet while researching content for my articles.
Through living abroad, I was able to experience how much fun it is to communicate in English. However when I returned to Hachinohe, I was assigned to a department at my company that did not require me to use English. That was when I decided to search for opportunities outside of work to make the best of my international experience. It was around that time that I heard about the establishment of the Hachinohe International Relations Association in 1996, and I immediately decided to participate as a member of the Public Relations and Communications Section.
A: You mentioned that you used to live in the Philippines, but how did you first get interested in international cultures?
K: So because of my job, I moved to Manila with my family and we lived there together for 3 years. Since it was my first time living abroad, everything was so thrilling. My uncle went to Manila as a soldier during World War II and I heard a lot about his experiences there. That was when I first became interested in the historical relationship between Japan and the Philippines.
The other main impact was from my mother. She was born in Manchuria and raised there for most of her youth. She would often tell me stories from those days, which is how I learned about China. From that time onward, I wanted to know more and more about China, which is why I'm learning Chinese even until today.
A: Those are both amazing opportunities. Tell me more about the Philippines. You lived there for 3 years! What were your impressions of your time there?
However, all of those worries vanished after we arrived in Manila.
When my family and I were waiting at the airport to be picked up, there was a woman nearby who was also waiting for her ride. She had the characteristically friendly "Filipino smile" as she made conversation with my daughter. I saw this and I remember feeling so relieved.
And with that, we began our life in Manila. Since I was not at home during the daytime, we found two Filipino women to come teach English to my family and I and to also provide support in other aspects of our life.
My daughter also later went to work in Manila for some time, and she was once again cared for by these two women.
A: What kind of troubles did you run into while you were working in the Philippines?
K: Since I was sent to work in Manila without much English communication experience at all, I had a lot of mishaps with the language barrier. One time I was working at the Manila office, I received an English phone call and, without completely understanding what was being said, I just kept on replying "yes". A Filipino insurance company sales representative ended up coming into the office and I got stuck listening to a very long and detailed explanation of all the services they offer.
There was another time I was asked to get in contact with a Japanese mining technician who was working on Mindanao Island, which is another island in the southern region of the Philippines. Keep in mind that this was the era before the widespread use of the internet and so we used radio transmitters to communicate, however, there was a rule that we were required to speak using the local language. Since there were political rebel bases in Mindanao, I think the government made this rule to regulate and monitor communications. I had to make the English script, but this was something I never had to do growing up and learning English in Japan, and it proved to be an incredibly difficult task. The script couldn't have been longer than a couple lines, but it took an entire morning to draft. On top of that, I had phrase the contents of the script to properly convey the fact that this was an urgent situation that needed to be addressed immediately. I ended up getting my office staff to sit down in front of me, look over the text I had written and help me edit the draft.
After I finally got a better grasp of English communication during my time in Manila, I started wanted to learn how to speak Tagalog, another language used in the Philippines. One time, I tested out my Tagalog with a hotel phone operator when I was making a call to our company client's hotel. The operator complimented my Filipino and told me that I was very good! I know they could tell that I was a Japanese person trying to speak Filipino, but I was still very happy.
A: Through living abroad and being involved in international cultural exchange activities, what are a few things that you have learned from your experiences?
During my stay in Manila, I would get asked about Japanese culture, traditions, and ways of thinking, and there were so many instances where I didn't know the answer to their questions. From that time on, I felt the importance of having enough knowledge to being able to explain things about my own country in my native language first. Only then will I be able to explain it in another language as well.
If you learn how to speak another language, such as English, it will only broaden your world and its horizons.
Japan's social standards and practices are not universal.
A: Finally, any last words you would like to tell people who are interested in international culture exchange?
K: The most important thing is to just be curious. Personally, I'm not actually making a conscious effort to be involved in cultural exchange. I just pursue the things that I'm curious about and have an interest in, and that was how I naturally got connected to things related to cultural exchange.
When I was living in the Philippines and working hard to study English, I also became interested in Tagalog, which is the language that many people in the Philippines speak. Then, from my mother's influence, I was also interested in Chinese history and language. So now I am currently involved in various activities with the Chinese population living in Hachinohe, and we have gatherings and events such as dumpling parties.
I'm so grateful that I received so many opportunities from my company and my family to go out and explore my interests. But even if you don't have a similar situation or the same opportunities quite yet, I think it's important to first take interest in the people and the events that are happening around you, and start to make meaningful conversations with people regardless of their nationality.


When Kelly Voluntaryist and I (after having found myself suddenly working as her newly-employed assistant and videographer) decided to embark on a semi-spontaneous road trip to tour our new home "state" of New Hampshire in a truck with a missing headlight and a tail light that was out of commission, we were (of course) expecting some sort of encounter with at least one officer of law enforcement. Being from the veritable police state of New Jersey myself (and Kelly from the equally third reich-esque Arizona), there is inevitably, unfortunate though it may be, some degree of reasonable paranoia invoked by the practice of traveling in a vehicle that serves as such a bulls-eyed target for agents of oppressive bureaucracies. So naturally, the two of us expected to receive some degree of harassment and initiated aggression by men in badges who were surely to be armed to the teeth with an arsenal of various instruments for the implementation of state-sanctioned violence. In the seemingly mundane reality of the oppressive nanny colony known as the twenty-first century U.S.A., these men are more commonly referred by the average citizens as "police officers". We, however, prefer to call them what they really are: members of an oppressive gang of a monopolizing and uniformed circuit of organized crime.
As the date of my trial continues to approach (somewhat more rapidly than I might prefer), it's difficult to ignore the pressing and unpleasant matter of the federal government and its ever-ongoing war against drugs. My own upcoming summons to the court aside, I can easily think of roughly half a dozen friends who either have pending drug-related legal cases or are the victims of some type of probationary sentence as a result of the state's apparent distaste for controlled substances. Many of them (peaceful people, all) are presently being threatened with extended jail sentences–in fact, one of them is facing a potential sentence of up to one hundred years behind bars, locked away in one of the state's many cages. I myself am presently being threatened with potential incarceration (my maximum sentence has a ceiling of one year's time) for peacefully possessing a plant–cannibus–that was forcefully removed from my bedroom drawer while I was at work. If it's true that the constitution of a crime demands both a victim and an agressor, then my alleged "crime" must surely be insufficiently complete in such regard–there was neither a victim nor an act of aggression created or exhibited by my personal decision to possess and consume marijuana. However, in an age where prohibited substances are as plentiful in number as they are apparently punishable, it is easy to imagine why so many of the nation's inmates are presently serving time for similarly non-violent, drug-related, so-called "offenses".
Following the Greek Parliament's emergency decision to approve a second round of austerity measures in the country, gold prices, the Australian dollar, Asian shares, the value of the euro, and instances of rioting and violent crimes have increased dramatically.
The Parliament's move was made in response to European Union and International Monetary Fund (IMF) demands that the Greek government display a "clear commitment" to enforcing the repayment of its debts. Should any doubts of such motivations linger in the minds of these international lenders, they have threatened to withhold the bailout money from Greece altogether. Without receiving the massive loans being proposed, which amount to a grand total of roughly $170 billion, Greece will inevitably cross the threshold of debt into default status and be rendered unable to make good on repayments of the money it has borrowed.


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The Coolest Text Kerr got After the NBA Finals Sweep was from Tiger Woods
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has many friends, one of whom happens to be the most famous golfer of his generation, if not all time.
The Warriors have won 3 championships in 4 years now, and that type of achievement is going to bring out various shows of support from pretty much every person a team member has ever had even the slightest interaction with.
Kerr recently said that after the NBA Finals concluded, he received what he estimated to be around 70 congratulatory text messages.
He said probably the coolest text was from Tiger Woods, although their relationship isn't based on anything superficial.
Kerr said that he and Woods became friends last year because Kerr was having issues with his back and Woods was able to relate to it.
Woods had his 3rd back surgery in April 2017, around the same time that the Warriors were beginning their dominant playoff pursuit towards what would be their second title in three years.
Kerr missed significant time that postseason with lingering symptoms from his back surgery he underwent during the summer of 2015.
It makes sense that these two are friends, just because they have more in common with each other than most people they meet.
The percentage of people on Earth who are both world-class athletes and have struggled as severely with back issues as these two have is infinitesimally small.
It's no surprise that they bonded. In the world of sports, however, the two are in very different places in terms of status in 2018.
Kerr has just won his 3rd championship in 4 years as the head coach of a Warriors squad that is evoking debate over whether they're the most talented NBA team ever assembled.
Woods just shot a +10 in two rounds during this year's U.S. Open and missed the cut. He hasn't won a major championship since 2008. If Kerr reaches out to Woods in the coming days, it won't be a congratulatory text, but perhaps one of consolation.
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package io.gravitee.am.management.handlers.management.api.resources.organizations.environments.domains;

import io.gravitee.am.identityprovider.api.User;
import io.gravitee.am.management.handlers.management.api.model.ApplicationEntity;
import io.gravitee.am.management.handlers.management.api.model.ScopeApprovalEntity;
import io.gravitee.am.management.handlers.management.api.resources.AbstractResource;
import io.gravitee.am.model.Acl;
import io.gravitee.am.model.ReferenceType;
import io.gravitee.am.model.permissions.Permission;
import io.gravitee.am.service.ApplicationService;
import io.gravitee.am.service.DomainService;
import io.gravitee.am.service.ScopeApprovalService;
import io.gravitee.am.service.exception.DomainNotFoundException;
import io.gravitee.am.service.exception.ScopeApprovalNotFoundException;
import io.gravitee.common.http.MediaType;
import io.reactivex.Maybe;
import io.reactivex.Single;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiOperation;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiResponse;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiResponses;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;

import javax.ws.rs.DELETE;
import javax.ws.rs.GET;
import javax.ws.rs.PathParam;
import javax.ws.rs.Produces;
import javax.ws.rs.container.AsyncResponse;
import javax.ws.rs.container.Suspended;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response;

import static io.gravitee.am.management.service.permissions.Permissions.of;
import static io.gravitee.am.management.service.permissions.Permissions.or;

/**
 * @author Titouan COMPIEGNE (titouan.compiegne at graviteesource.com)
 * @author GraviteeSource Team
 */
public class UserConsentResource extends AbstractResource {

    @Autowired
    private DomainService domainService;

    @Autowired
    private ScopeApprovalService scopeApprovalService;

    @Autowired
    private ApplicationService applicationService;

    @GET
    @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    @ApiOperation(value = "Get a user consent",
            notes = "User must have the DOMAIN_USER[READ] permission on the specified domain " +
                    "or DOMAIN_USER[READ] permission on the specified environment " +
                    "or DOMAIN_USER[READ] permission on the specified organization")
    @ApiResponses({
            @ApiResponse(code = 200, message = "User consent successfully fetched", response = ScopeApprovalEntity.class),
            @ApiResponse(code = 500, message = "Internal server error")})
    public void get(
            @PathParam("organizationId") String organizationId,
            @PathParam("environmentId") String environmentId,
            @PathParam("domain") String domain,
            @PathParam("user") String user,
            @PathParam("consent") String consent,
            @Suspended final AsyncResponse response) {

        checkAnyPermission(organizationId, environmentId, domain, Permission.DOMAIN_USER, Acl.READ)
                .andThen(domainService.findById(domain)
                        .switchIfEmpty(Maybe.error(new DomainNotFoundException(domain)))
                        .flatMap(__ -> scopeApprovalService.findById(consent))
                        .switchIfEmpty(Maybe.error(new ScopeApprovalNotFoundException(consent)))
                        .flatMapSingle(scopeApproval -> getClient(scopeApproval.getDomain(), scopeApproval.getClientId())
                                .map(clientEntity -> {
                                    ScopeApprovalEntity scopeApprovalEntity = new ScopeApprovalEntity(scopeApproval);
                                    scopeApprovalEntity.setClientEntity(clientEntity);
                                    return scopeApprovalEntity;
                                })))
                .subscribe(response::resume, response::resume);
    }

    @DELETE
    @ApiOperation(value = "Revoke a user consent",
            notes = "User must have the DOMAIN_USER[UPDATE] permission on the specified domain " +
                    "or DOMAIN_USER[UPDATE] permission on the specified environment " +
                    "or DOMAIN_USER[UPDATE] permission on the specified organization")
    @ApiResponses({
            @ApiResponse(code = 204, message = "User consent successfully revoked"),
            @ApiResponse(code = 500, message = "Internal server error")})
    public void revoke(
            @PathParam("organizationId") String organizationId,
            @PathParam("environmentId") String environmentId,
            @PathParam("domain") String domain,
            @PathParam("user") String user,
            @PathParam("consent") String consent,
            @Suspended final AsyncResponse response) {
        final User authenticatedUser = getAuthenticatedUser();

        checkAnyPermission(organizationId, environmentId, domain, Permission.DOMAIN_USER, Acl.UPDATE)
                .andThen(domainService.findById(domain)
                        .switchIfEmpty(Maybe.error(new DomainNotFoundException(domain)))
                        .flatMapCompletable(__ -> scopeApprovalService.revokeByConsent(domain, user, consent, authenticatedUser)))
                .subscribe(() -> response.resume(Response.noContent().build()), response::resume);
    }

    private Single<ApplicationEntity> getClient(String domain, String clientId) {
        return applicationService.findByDomainAndClientId(domain, clientId)
                .map(ApplicationEntity::new)
                .defaultIfEmpty(new ApplicationEntity("unknown-id", clientId, "unknown-client-name"))
                .toSingle();
    }
}

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js-ipfs runs in a Browser, a Service Worker, a Web Extension and Node.js, opening the door to a world of possibilities.
The js-ipfs library is in Alpha state.The codebase hasn't been audited by security specialists and it shouldn't be used to store, share or publish sensitive information.
Packed with all the things you know and love about IPFS. This implementation also carries some extra neat things that are unique to the Browser. It's the toolkit to power all your DWeb Applications.
js-ipfs works out of the box on Node.js, Electron and any modern browser. It is also customizable by design so that you can use it on your favorite runtime.
No feature was left behind. js-ipfs is not a light client, it is the full implementation of the IPFS protocol.
IPFS nodes can create network topologies based on topics of interest to broadcast events in realtime.
IPFS is designed to use the power of Content Addressing to find the nodes in the network that have the content you are looking for. In the same way, you can add data and other nodes will find it too.
IPFS uses IPLD, the InterPlanetary Linked-Data, a model that enables you interact with data from multiple sources, such as git, blockchains and more.
libp2p is the Modular Networking Stack that was created for IPFS and now you can use it through IPFS for your application directly as well.
js-ipfs also comes with the option to run it as a daemon so that you can interact with it using the HTTP API that you are familiar with from go-ipfs.
It comes with IPNS, the Interplanetary Naming System, a way to author mutable pointers (records) to distribute updates in an authenticated and certified way.
IPFS gives you a Content Addressing primitive for all your data on the DWeb. You can make data available to the network or fetch existing data through its CID, the Content Identifier. Try it out below!
Turn this page into a full IPFS Gateway without touching any servers or using HTTP to fetch content from the IPFS Network! Yes, you read it right, the Service Worker Gateway with js-ipfs can connect directly to the IPFS Network.
Paratii builds open source technology for video streaming and curation, with js-ipfs and Ethereum contracts. The Portal is a web app with curated crypto-related videos that runs on IPFS.
There are unlimited options for you to use js-ipfs. The following examples provide you an idea of what you can build with js-ipfs. Try them out!
Do you have any idea and want to suggest?Do it here!
js-ipfs is an MIT Licensed, Open Source project from the IPFS community. There are many ways you can contribute: help write the specification, code implementations and tools using libp2p, craft examples and tutorials, and join our regular product calls to discuss libp2p with us.