2 FUTURE PERFECT will + have + 3. alak Két jövőbeli esemény közül a hamarabb kezdődő és a másik jövőbeli esemény / időpont előtt már befejezetté váló esemény (előidejűség) will have been + ing Két jövőbeli esemény közül a hamarabb kezdődő, és a későbbi esemény / időpont bekövetkeztekor még tartó esemény EGYÉB SZERKEZETEK Jövő idő kifejezése: a) Present Continuous alakkal: ha egy esemény már előre meg van szervezve b) Present Simple alakkal: - ha menetrendszerűen fog valami bekövetkezni - időhatározói mellékmondatban c) Going to-szerkezettel - ha a cselekvés még csak szándékban álló terv - ha az esemény bekövetkezésének a jelenben tapasztalható előjele van Múlt idő kifejezése: a) used to-szerkezettel: ha az adott cselekvés kizárólag a múltra volt igaz, de a jelenben már nem érvényes b) would segédigével: a cselekvés az adott személyre jellemző szokás volt. 1) Ask questions about the underlined parts of the sentences. 1. My friends are reading a newspaper. 2. Larry is whistling because he is happy. 3. I am giving a party next Saturday. 4. The students are going to travel to London. 5. Steve never writes letters. 6. Helen and Frank live here. 7. I always have some coffee for breakfast. 8. The train starts at 8.30 tomorrow. 9. He ll arrive in an hour. 10. We are going to buy a new car. 11. People saw the bank robber at the supermarket. 12. Kate drank a lot of milk. 13. Edison invented the gramophone. 14. Mike was waving his hands for some minutes. 15. Two girls were sitting in the car.
4 3. You look very thoughtful. What about? A, do you think B, are you thinking C, have been thinking D, did you think 4. Which sentence is correct? A, Are you waiting for Peter here? B, Do you wait for Peter here? C, Wait you for Peter here? D, Do you going for wait for Peter Here? 5. My mother was ironing the clothes when I A, was entering. B, entered. C, have entered. D, had entered. 6. How long here by then? A, had you been living B, were you living C, have you been living D, did you live 7. How much cheese yesterday? A, have you bought B, had you bought C, were you buying D, did you buy 8. I the bathroom. Look, how nice it is! A, just finished B, had finished C, finished D, have just finished 9. We will write him when he to his village A, will return B, returned C, will have returned D, returns 10. As he I couldn t ask him anything. A, will already leave B, have already left C, had already left D, already leaves 11. to the United States? A, Were you B, Have you been C, Travelled you D, did you been 4) Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1. He (cross) the road when I (see) him. 2. He (be) very busy now because he (wash) his car. 3. When Peter (arrive) home, his sister (listen) to the radio. 4. Scientists (believe) that our cities (die). 5. While I (wash) my hair the phone (ring). 6. These people (feel) very angry at the moment because the traffic (hardly/move). 7. I (usually/get up) at 7 o clock. 8. I (work), so don t interrupt me. 9. What time (you/go) to bed on Saturdays? 10. I (have) lunch at the moment. 11. Don t ask Tim. He (not/know) the answer. 12. Carol can t swim today. She (have) a cold. 13. See you in the morning. I (leave) now. 14. We can go out now. It (not/rain) any more. 15. Angela has just started evening classes. She (learn) German. 16. Jane (not/drink) tea very often. 17. How often (you/go) to the dentist? 18. In summer John (usually/play) tennis once or twice a week. 19. Water (boil) at 100 degrees Celsius.
6 something you (4) think of making a living out of, except maybe as a PE teacher. I don t know of anyone who..(5) as a career, except perhaps kids who went to Eton. Christie and his family..(6) from racial harassment on occasion at the hands of the police. He.(7) also been stopped more than once in order to explain why he (8) in possession of a new car. But he says these experiences do not mean that when he (9), he is, or ever.(10) fuelled by a sense of grievance. 1. A. starting B. started C. have started 2. A. was B. were C. has been 3. A. have B. had C. have had 4. A. could B. were able to C. can 5. A. think B. was thinking C. thought 6. A. suffered B. have been suffering C. have suffered 7. A. has B. have C. had 8. A will be B. is C. was 9. A is running B. has run C. runs 10. A is B. was C. has been 6) Correct the errors in the following sentences. 1. Paul not live in Spain, he live in Italy. 2. How long is your son usually watch TV every day? 3. My uncle has 48 years. 4. My friend is thinking that I often lie to him. 5. By the time she was 40, she will live in this town for ten years. 6. It s a surprise party and her friends won t know anything about it until they got there. 7. They have been learning for one hour when we called. 8. When the train came to a standstill, get on and try to find your seats. 9. I see the doctor tomorrow afternoon. 10. We just left the house. 11. Didn t you finish the test, yet? 7) Translate the sentences into English. 1. Ezer éve nem láttalak. 2. Budapesti vagyok, de most Pécsett lakom egy hétig. 3. Felismered azt az embert? Azt hiszem láttam már, de nem emlékszem, hol. 4. Amikor mosogatsz, mindig eltörsz valamit. 5. Egy évvel ezelőtt vettem ezt a ruhát, de még nem hordtam. 6. Holnap étteremben vacsorázunk, már foglaltam asztalt. 7. Milyen finom illat! Mary süteményt készített. 8. Bob épp teniszezett, amikor Iris elhagyta. 9. Amikorra az állomásra értem, a vonat elment. 10. Hol voltál? Nem láttalak jó néhány hete. 11. Voltál már Japánban? 12. Robert egyfolytában nevet, amióta Mary megérkezett. 13. Múlt héten kiköltöztünk abból a házból, ahol tíz évig idegesítettek a szomszédok. 14. A szomszéd néni egyfolytában horkol, amióta elaludt. 15. Múlt évben megmásztam a Vezúvot, és alig tudtam lejönni. 16. Valaha barátok voltunk, de egyszer összevesztünk, és azóta nem beszélünk egymással.
7 17. Amikorra a Mikulás megérkezett, már tíz perce énekeltünk. 18. Jövő héten ilyenkor a hó már elolvadt. 19. Amikorra megérkezett, már három órája vártam. 20. Ted hetente csak kétszer mos fogat, ezért gyakran kell fogorvoshoz mennie. 8) Translate the English sentences into Hungarian and the Hungarian sentances into English. A: What are you doing? B: Levelet írok. A: Who are you writing to? B: A barátomnak, Jacknek. De tudom, hogy nem fog válaszolni. A: How do you know? B: Sosem szokott válaszolni. A: Why are you writing him then? B: Mert szombaton szándékomban áll meglátogatni. A: And does he know about it? B: Igen, azt hiszem. Megírtam neki négy napja. A: Well, don t worry. I m sure he ll wait for you. B: Igazad van. Mindjárt befejezem a levelet, de nem fogom elküldeni neki.
8 KEY: 1) 1. What are your (/my) friends reading? 2. Why is Larry whistling? 3. When are you (/am I) giving a party? 4. Where are the students going to travel? 5. How often does Steve write letters? 6. Who lives here? 7. What do you (/I) always have for breakfast? 8. What (/When) time does the train start tomorrow? A man came home from the pub. He said, I bumped into Nancy tonight. Oh, that is nice, said his wife, I bet, she was pleased to see you. The man answered, Not really. You know, I was driving out of the car park at the time when she drove in! A man was travelling on a plane when the pilot suddenly had a heart attack and the air-hostess fainted. Although the man had never flown a plane before, as there was nobody else to fly it, he decided to have a go. While he was sitting in the pilot s seat, the control tower came on the radio and said, State your height and position. The man said, I am 5 feet 6 inches and I am sitting in the pilot s seat. One day a man went to an auction. While there, he bade on an exotic parrot. He really wanted this bird, so he got caught up in the bidding. He kept on bidding, but was always outbidden. Finally, after he bade more than he had intended, he won the bid - the fine bird was finally his! As he was paying for the parrot, he said to the auctioneer, "I hope this parrot can talk. I hate to have paid this much for it, only to find out that he doesn t talk!" "Don't worry", said the auctioneer, "He can talk. Who do you think kept bidding against you?" 9. When will he arrive? 10. What are you going to buy? 11. Where did people see the bank robber? 12. How much milk did Kate drink? 13. What did Edison invent? 14. How long was Mike waving his hands? 15. How many girls were sitting in the car? A man found a chimpanzee sitting in his garden that had escaped from a pet shop. The man rang up the police and said, I am phoning to say I have just found a chimpanzee in my garden. The police officer said, If I were you, I would take him to the zoo at once. The next day the man called the police again and said, I took the chimp to the zoo and he liked it very much. Where shall I take him today? A tramp was standing outside the Hilton hotel one night when all the rich people were coming out. He saw a lady who looked very wealthy, so he went up to her and said, Lady, do me a favour. I haven t had a bite all day. The lady said, Oh dear, I am sorry to hear that. And she bit him. A Scotsman who was driving home one night, ran into a car driven by an Englishman. The Scotsman got out of the car to apologize and offered the Englishman a drink from a bottle of whisky. The Englishman was glad to have a drink."go on," said the Scot, "have another drink." The Englishman was drinking gratefully. "But don't you want one, too?" he asked the Scotsman. "Perhaps," replied the Scotsman, "after the police has gone." 3) 1. A 2. B 3. B 4. A 5. B 6. A 7. D 8. D 9. D 10. C 11. B 4) 1. Hewas crossing the road when I saw him. 2. He is very busy now because he is washing his car. 3. When Peter arrived home, his sister was listening to the radio. 4. Scientists believe that our cities will die / are dying. 5. While I was washing my hair the phone rang. 6. These people feel very angry at the moment because the traffic is hardly moving. 7. I usually get up at 7 o clock.
9 8. I am working, so don t interrupt me. 9. What time do you go to bed on Saturdays? 10. I am having lunch at the moment. 11. Don t ask Tim. He doesn t know the answer. 12. Carol can t swim today. She has a cold. 13. See you in the morning. I am leaving now. 14. We can go out now. It isn t raining any more. 15. Angela has just started evening classes. She is learning German. 16. Jane doesn t drink tea very often. 17. How often do you go to the dentist? 18. In summer John usually plays tennis once or twice a week. 19. Water boils) at 100 degrees Celsius. 20. The train is never late. It always leaves on time. 21. Did you go out last night? 22. I went to the cinema three times last week. 23. I was walking home when I met Dave. 24. Jane was waiting for me when I arrived. 25. Tom burnt his hand while he was cooking the dinner. 26. The doorbell rang while I was having a shower. 27. Tony was sitting and watching TV when I came to help him with his work project. I wasn t surprised as he usually does things like this at weekends. 28. Samantha is really overweight but she dances well. Last night when we came to the show, some people stood up and applauded during her last dance. 29. This morning I noticed that my cat was gone. I was very sad but in a few minutes I heard some weird sounds that came from the tree. I looked out of my window and saw my cat that was sitting there. My father took a ladder, climbed the tree and saved my cat. The neighbours were so curious that they were watching my dad all the time. 30. Roy bought a new bike yesterday. Today he decided to test it. But when he was riding it, the bike broke. Tomorrow Roy will return it to the store or he will fix it himself. 31. Yesterday while I was going home from the gym I felt very thirsty. Luckily, I saw a little girl who was selling lemonade. I came up to her, bought some and drank it. I felt very refreshed. 32. Every morning Lisa steps on her bathroom scales and weighs herself. She hopes she will lose some kilos soon as she joined a gym two weeks ago. She has already been there five times. 33. Julia eats a big hamburger every morning and drinks a lot of soda. She has put on a lot of weight recently. If she continues this way, soon she won t be able to fit into any of her favourite dresses. 34. An unbelievable story happened a week ago. My boss returned from a business trip and went straight to work. He was so tired that he fell asleep right among all the documents. When his secretary came in the following morning she saw that her boss was sleeping. The computer had been working all night while the boss was sleeping on the keyboard. 35. Jimmy s trainer is very strict. Look! He is shouting at him right now! He does this very often. He says that Jimmy doesn t do his best. 36. John was angry yesterday. He had been working on his report for more than 5 hours and then his computer broke down and all the information was lost. John got really mad and broke it! 5) 1. B 2. A 3. B 4. A 5. C 6. B 7. A 8. B 9. A 10. C 6) 1. Paul does not live in Spain, he lives in Italy. 2. How long does your son usually watch TV every day? 3. My uncle is 48 years old. 4. My friend thinks that I often lie to him. 5. By the time she is 40, she will have been living in this town for ten years. 6. It s a surprise party and her friends won t know anything about it until they get there. 7. They had been learning for one hour when we called. 8. When the train comes to a standstill, get on and try to find your seats. 9. I am seeing / will see the doctor tomorrow afternoon. 10. We have just left the house.
10 11. Haven t you finished the test, yet? 7) 1. I haven t seen you for ages. 2. I am from Budapest but I am living in Pécs for a week now. 3. Do you recognize this man? I think I have seen him but I don t remember where. 4. When you wash up, you always break something. 5. I bought this dress a year ago (/last year) but I haven t worn it yet. 6. We are having dinner at a restaurant tomorrow. I have already booked a table. 7. What a delicious smell! Mary has made biscuits. 8. Bob was playing tennis when Iris left him. 9. By the time I got to the station the train had left. 10. Where have you been? I haven t seen you for some (/many/several) weeks. 11. Have you been to Japan yet? 12. Robert has been laughing continuously since Mary arrived. 13. Las week we moved out from the house where the neighbours had been annoying us for ten years. 14. The lady next door has been snoring continuously since she fell asleep. 15. I climbed Vesuvius last year and I could hardly come down. 16. We used to be friends but we had a row once and we haven t been talking to each other since then. 17. By the time Santa arrived we had been singing for ten minutes. 18. This time next week the snow will have melted (/molten). 19. By the time he arrived, I had been waiting for 3 hours. 20. Ted washes his teeth only twice a week, so he often has to go to the dentist. 8) Mit csinálsz? I m writing a letter. Kinek írsz? My friend, Jack, But I know he won t answer. Honnan tudod? He never answers. Akkor miért írsz neki? Because I am going to visit him on Saturday. (/Because I plan to visit him on Saturday.) És ő ezt tudja? Yes, I think so. I wrote it to him four days ago. Nos, ne aggódj. Biztos vagyok benne, hogy várni fog. You are right. I ll finish this letter in a moment but I won t send it to him.
ANGOL NYELVI SZINTFELMÉRŐ 2014 A CSOPORT A feladatok megoldására 45 perc áll rendelkezésedre, melyből körülbelül 10-15 percet érdemes a fogalmazási feladatra szánnod. Megoldásaid a válaszlapra írd! 1.
Please stay here. Peter asked me to stay there. He asked me if I could do it then. Can you do it now?
PAST ÉS PAST PERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE (múlt idejű kötőmód) Past és Past Perfect Subjunctive formáját csak néhány esetben kell használnunk. A célhatározói mellékmondatoknál és a feltételes mondatok II. és III.
PONTOS IDŐ MEGADÁSA EGÉSZ ÓRÁK MEGADÁSA ( óra van. ) Az óra száma után tesszük az o clock kifejezést. pl. It s 7 o clock. (7 óra van.) A britek az órák számát csak 12-ig mérik. Náluk nincs pl. 22 óra!
EGYSZERŰNEK TŰNIK IV. RÉSZ Lecke (Középhaladó 1. / 5.) MÉG TÖBBET A HAVE IGÉRŐL Igaz volt az előző leckére, igaz erre is. Részletes és átfogó. Kemény meló lesz ez is, de a kemény meló jellemző a profikra.
A függő beszéd azt jelenti, hogy valakinek a szavait idézzük, de nem szó szerint, hanem tárgyi mellékmondattal (Azt mondja, hogy ; Azt mondta, hogy ).
ANGOL NYELVI SZINTFELMÉRŐ 2008 A CSOPORT A feladatok megoldására 60 perc áll rendelkezésedre, melyből körülbelül 15 percet érdemes a levélírási feladatra szánnod. Sok sikert! 1. Válaszd ki a helyes megoldást.
I must go now. He said he must leave early. You must learn the poem by heart.
33. Módbeli segédigék A módbeli segédigék a főigék cselekvési módjának körülírására szolgálnak, és a főigék főnévi igenévi alakjaival együtt használatosak. Különféle funkciókat fejezhetnek ki, mint pl.
ANGOL SZINTFELMÉRŐ. Cégnév: Kérem egészítse ki John és Mary beszélgetését a megadott szavakkal! A szavak alakján nem kell változtatnia!
ANGOL NYELVI SZINTFELMÉRŐ 2015 B CSOPORT A feladatok megoldására 45 perc áll rendelkezésedre, melyből körülbelül 10-15 percet érdemes a fogalmazási feladatra szánnod. Megoldásaid a válaszlapra írd! 1.
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EGY KIS ZŰRZAVAR. Lecke (Középhaladó 1. / 1.) SOMETIMES, SOMETIME VAGY SOME TIME?
MIRE VALÓK A FOLYAMATOS PERFECT (Perfect Continuous) IGEIDŐK?
MIRE VALÓK A FOLYAMATOS IGEIDŐK?
Túlélő angol kezdőknek 10. lecke Ruhák (Fordítás - Megoldás) 1. a. We are writing letters. Leveleket írunk. (most) b. We write letters. (every day) Leveleket szoktunk írni. 2. a. I am wearing a blue T-shirt.
A FUTURE PERFECT SIMPLE ALAKJA A Future Perfect Simple-nek két segédigéje van: WILL ez a jövő idejűséget segít kifejezni HAVE ez a perfect szemléletet kifejezni Ezeket használjuk minden számban és személyben.
Let's Learn Hungarian! Lesson notes Lesson 1 On the train Dialogue for Lesson 1 (formal speech): Guard: Jó napot kívánok. Jó napot. Guard: Az útlevelét, kérem. Tessék. Guard: Köszönöm. Hmmmm, amerikai?
Olvasd el a példákat figyelmesen!
IDEGEN NYELVI MÉRÉS 2016. május 18. 6. évfolyam ngol nyelv Általános tudnivalók a feladatokhoz Ez a füzet nyelvi feladatokat tartalmaz. feladatsor két részből áll. z I. részben csak a füzetben kell dolgoznod.
7. Bemutatom a barátomat, Pétert. 8. Hogy hívják Önt? 9. Nagyon örülök, hogy találkoztunk. 10. Nem értem Önt. 11. Kérem, beszéljen lassabban.
1. Magyar vagyok. 7. Bemutatom a barátomat, Pétert. 13. Ért Ön engem? 2. Ön honnan jött? Te honnan jöttél? 8. Hogy hívják Önt? 14. Kérem, betűzze a nevét! 3 Beszél Ön angolul? 9. Nagyon örülök, hogy találkoztunk.
Emelt szint SZÓBELI VIZSGA VIZSGÁZTATÓI PÉLDÁNY VIZSGÁZTATÓI. (A részfeladat tanulmányozására a vizsgázónak fél perc áll a rendelkezésére.
(Összesen: 50 pont) Kossuth Lajos Gimnázium Angol nyelvi besoroló teszt (2013. február 20.) (A feladatlap 4 oldalas. Ne hagyj ki semmit!
www.onlineangol.com Na de ennyire részletesen nem fogok belemenni, lássuk a lényeget, és ha kérdésed van, akkor majd tedd fel külön, négyszemközt.
TANMENETJAVASLATOK. Általánosságban: egy lecke mindig egy heti anyagot jelent, a heti óraszámnak megfelelően.
TANMENETJAVASLATOK Általánosságban: egy lecke mindig egy heti anyagot jelent, a heti óraszámnak megfelelően. a) változat (heti 3 óra) Egy leckére átlagosan 3 óra jut, de ehhez nem kell feltétlenül ragaszkodni.


The N.C. Governor has proclaimed April as North Carolina Community College Excellence in Education Month. Students from all 58 community colleges are receiving awards for academic excellence.
Must have a cumulative grade point average of no less than 3.25.
CPCC's award recipient was Anza Abbas. Anza will receive a plaque and medallion in recognition of this accomplishment.
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This is the first post in a new series of title picks for libraries building world languages collections. We will provide links to the foreign rights pages to publishers around the world. The descriptions for these non-translations will be in English and will include, when possible, sample translations, which will give you a flavor of the book at hand.
First up, a delightfully illustrated middle-grade series from Germany about a curious boy and a skunk with detective aspirations. Text by Antje Szillat, illustrations by Jan Birck. Published by dtv.
Fletcher, the cleverest and coolest striped skunk in town by a long shot, has made his home in the back yard of the Wild Elk Restaurant—where he also enjoys many an alfresco dining experience – until the day Bode, the head chef and owner of the establishment, cottons on. As a result of this bad break, which Fletcher only survives thanks to his stink pistol, he meets Bode's son Theo. The two of them discover that they share more than just a penchant for bread dumplings—they both harbour dreams of becoming famous detectives! Fletcher founds a backyard detective agency right there and then, appointing Theo as his PA, and they soon find themselves up to their necks in their first case: Bode, of all people, who is constantly hunting down poor Fletcher, is in danger himself! With the help of his beautiful secretary Cloe the pygmy weasel and his junior assistant detectives, cellar mice Flo, Mo, Jo, Po and Bo, Fletcher immediately sets about solving the case.
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A New Site in San Jose for Breeze of Innovation
Plaza de Cesar Chavez Photo: ©xAtsukex
The City of San Jose has finally reach a consensus on a site for Breeze of Innovation, the winning entry in the city's recent Urban Confluence competition. Urban Confluence Silicon Valley announced they have made the important decision to consider building Breeze of Innovation at Plaza
The Architect of GSA's Finest Hour
Edward A. Feiner, FAIA (1947-2022)
Nothing is a boon to architecture more than a knowledgeable patron. And one of the foremost "patrons" of architecture in modern societies is government—at its various levels. Our federal government's role in this is carried out mainly by the General Services Administration (GSA), which oversees the
Grimshaw wins Nyugati Railway Station Competition
Aerial view ©Grimshaw Architects
After the conclusion of the second stage of the Nyugati Railway Station Competition, Grimshaw Architects has been declared the winner. This conclusion was reached by a jury after twelve teams had been shortlisted from the initial stage of the competition in an RfQ process. The shortlisted firms were:
David Adjaye's U.K. Holocaust Memorial Cancelled
Image ©David Adjaye
After numerous protests by preservationists, who maintained that they had no problem with the idea of a Holocaust Memorial, but that the site next to Westminster Abbey was wrong, the High Court sided with the opposition and quashed the £100M project won by London architect, David Adjaye. Our article about
Ottawa Parliamentary Precinct Renewal Competition Presentations
On Monday, April 10 from 10am to 1pm (EDT) you can view the presentations of six firms shortlisted as finalists for the above competition. From this list, you may see that it should be interesting, especially for students that endeavor to be in a similar situation someday. The presentations will all be in
Gyo Obata: How a Broad Horizon Paid Dividends
Gyo Obata Photo: courtesy HOK
If there are milestones in the world of architecture, the passing of Gyo Obata certainly marked one. Obata, along with Cesar Pelli, Richard Rogers and Helmut Jahn, belonged to a group of designers that had strong international connections, sometimes based on family histories. A second generation American
The Thompson Center on the Verge of Survival?
A Progressive Developer Steps In
Updated version of Thompson Center Southeast view ©Jahn
In a September 28th article on our website, competitions.org, where we covered the Thompson Center competition sponsored by the Chicago Architectural Club, the stated purpose of the competition was to investigate possible designs that could re-imagine the building's
Richard Rogers: Purveyor of the High-Tech Message
Richard Rogers (1933-2021)
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Could you imagine that a person who is anything but adept at drawing, and also dyslexic, would become one of the world's great architects? Meet Richard Rogers, who was full of ideas, but engaged collaborators to fully realize them. One might even assume
Helmut Jahn: A Life as Innovator
Blending Technology with Aesthetics
On May 8th of this year, the world lost one of its foremost architects in Helmut Jahn, 81, who died in St. Charles, a suburb of Chicago, his adopted home in America. Born and educated in Germany, he received his first degree in architecture from the Technical University in
Jeffrey Ollswang – In Memoriam
If there was ever one to see the brighter side of life, it was Jeffrey Ollswang, architect, teacher and a glowing light in our firmament, who passed away last week at the age of 80. His personality can be summed up in a quote from the book he authored, together with his

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Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) currently has only 1 runway.
Hotel - Along with the airport expansion Lima Airport Partners added a four star hotel, 'Ramada Costa del Sol', right in front of the control tower and the arrivals exit.
The closest airport to Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) is Jauja AirportFrancisco Carle Airport (JAU), which is located 112 miles (181 kilometers) E of LIM.
The furthest airport from Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) is Koh Kong Airport (KKZ), which is nearly antipodal to Jorge Chávez International Airport (meaning Jorge Chávez International Airport is almost on the exact opposite side of the Earth from Koh Kong Airport), and is located 12,408 miles (19,968 kilometers) away in Koh Kong, Koh Kong Province, Cambodia.
In addition to being known as "Jorge Chávez International Airport", another name for LIM is "Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chávez".
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Jorge Chávez International Airport is home to Lima Cargo City, a hub for cargo airlines.
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Because of Jorge Chávez International Airport's relatively low elevation of 113 feet, planes can take off or land at Jorge Chávez International Airport at a lower air speed than at airports located at a higher elevation. This is because the air density is higher closer to sea level than it would otherwise be at higher elevations.


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Cavaliers are laying waste to (most of) the ACC this season
By Norm Wood
Not since the days of Ralph Sampson, Othell Wilson and Rick Carlisle has Virginia inflicted such woe on ACC opponents — and even those guys didn't do it at the rate the Cavaliers are this season.
As the No. 3 Cavaliers gets set for its second road game of the season against a ranked opponent Tuesday night at fast-paced No. 23 North Carolina State (16-4, 4-3 ACC), they are in the midst of an historic run. Other than a close loss at then-No. 1 Duke, and a 13-point home win against Florida State that could've featured a much larger margin, U.Va. has laid waste to arguably the nation's toughest conference.
U.Va. (18-1, 6-1) has beaten five ACC teams by 20-plus points each. The last time it had that many wins by 20-plus points against ACC foes was 1982-83, when a team that reached the Elite Eight took until the ACC tournament to pick up its fourth and fifth such wins. The Cavaliers' overwhelming success hasn't gotten past N.C. State coach Kevin Keatts.
"In some respects, I think that this (U.Va.) team is probably better than last year's team," Keatts said Monday . "That's no knock to the guys from last year, because they were really, really good players."
U.Va. could easily already have had six ACC wins by 20-plus points . Coach Tony Bennett put reserves in for the final few minutes of his team's 65-52 win against FSU, resulting in the Seminoles going on a 16-0 run to end the game.
While the Cavaliers have cruised through the ACC slate for the most part, N.C. State has lived on the edge. Each of its four conference wins have come by six or fewer points, and each of its three losses have been by less than nine. The Wolfpack was on the winning end Saturday of the league's wildest comeback . Trailing Clemson 67-61 with 20 seconds left, N.C. State bounced back with an 8-0 run in the closing moments, capped by a 3-pointer from Braxton Beverly at the buzzer in the 69-76 win.
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With a backcourt that features five players averaging between 9.7 and 14.3 points per game, led by Torin Dorn (14.3 points, 6.9 rebounds a game) and C.J. Bryce (12.5 ppg, 5.3 rpg), N.C. State has the potential to stress U.Va.'s defense. U.Va. enters the game second in the nation in adjusted offensive efficiency (122.3 points scored per 100 possessions) and third in adjusted defensive efficiency (84.6 points scored by opponents per 100 possessions), according to statistician Ken Pomeroy.
Point guard Markell Johnson's return against Clemson was crucial for N.C. State. Johnson , who sat out three games after taking a hard fall Jan. 12 in the first half of a win against Pittsburgh, scored a team-best 16 points off the bench against Clemson, and he serves as the catalyst for a program that's 18th fastest in the nation (73.6 possessions per 40-minute game).
"I think getting Markell back really helps them," said Bennett, whose team maintains the slowest tempo in the nation (60.2 possessions). "They can score. They play with athleticism. All four of their guys on the perimeter — I think coach Keatts recruits that — can all make plays.
"(Johnson is) such a key to their team, and him being out and back, I think that stabilizes them. There's a fine margin of error here, and I think they've been close on the ones they haven't been successful."
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from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse

from common.tests.test_views import LoginMixin
from common.models import ContactType, Contact
from rest_framework.test import APITestCase

from model_mommy import mommy

from facilities.models import Facility

from ..models import (
    CommunityHealthUnit,
    ChuUpdateBuffer,
    Status,
    CommunityHealthWorker,
    CommunityHealthUnitContact)

class TestCHUpdatesApproval(LoginMixin, APITestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.url = reverse("api:chul:community_health_units_list")
        self.approve_url = reverse("api:chul:chu_updatebufers_list")
        super(TestCHUpdatesApproval, self).setUp()

    def test_updates_chu_not_approved(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        name = 'Some Name'
        data = {
            "name": name,
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(chu_refetched.name, name)
        self.assertEquals(0, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())

    def test_updates_chu_approved(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        name = 'Some Name'
        data = {
            "name": name,
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertNotEquals(chu_refetched.name, name)
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.basic)
        self.assertIsNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNone(update.workers)

    def test_update_and_approve_basic_details(self):
        facility = mommy.make(Facility)
        status = mommy.make(Status)
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        name = 'Some Name'
        data = {
            "name": name,
            "facility": str(facility.id),
            "status": str(status.id)
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertNotEquals(chu_refetched.name, name)
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.basic)
        self.assertIsNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNone(update.workers)

        approve_update_url = self.approve_url + "{}/".format(update.id)
        approve_data = {
            "is_approved": True

        }
        response = self.client.patch(approve_update_url, approve_data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(chu_refetched.name, name)
        self.assertEquals(chu_refetched.facility, facility)
        self.assertEquals(chu_refetched.status, status)

    def test_update_and_approve_chews(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        chews = [
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa kwanza",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili",
            },
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa pili",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili ya chew wa pili",
            }
        ]
        data = {
            'health_unit_workers': chews
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(0, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertEquals(update.basic, '{}')
        self.assertIsNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.workers)

        approve_update_url = self.approve_url + "{}/".format(update.id)
        approve_data = {
            "is_approved": True

        }
        response = self.client.patch(approve_update_url, approve_data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())

    def test_update_contacts(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        contact_type = mommy.make(ContactType)
        contact_type_2 = mommy.make(ContactType)
        contacts = [
            {
                "contact_type": str(contact_type.id),
                "contact": "385235725"

            },
            {
                "contact_type": str(contact_type_2.id),
                "contact": "385235725"
            }
        ]

        data = {
            'contacts': contacts
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(0, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertEquals(update.basic, '{}')
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNone(update.workers)

        approve_update_url = self.approve_url + "{}/".format(update.id)
        approve_data = {
            "is_approved": True

        }
        response = self.client.patch(approve_update_url, approve_data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())

    def test_all_updates_combined(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        contact_type = mommy.make(ContactType)
        contact_type_2 = mommy.make(ContactType)
        name = 'Jina mpya'
        contacts = [
            {
                "contact_type": str(contact_type.id),
                "contact": "385235725"

            },
            {
                "contact_type": str(contact_type_2.id),
                "contact": "385235725"
            }
        ]
        chews = [
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa kwanza",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili",
            },
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa pili",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili ya chew wa pili",
            }
        ]
        date_established = "2015-09-23"
        date_operational = "2015-10-25"
        data = {
            'contacts': contacts,
            'health_unit_workers': chews,
            'name': name,
            'date_established': date_established,
            'date_operational': date_operational
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)

        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)

        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(0, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.basic)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.workers)

        approve_update_url = self.approve_url + "{}/".format(update.id)
        approve_data = {
            "is_approved": True

        }
        response = self.client.patch(approve_update_url, approve_data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())
        self.assertEquals(name, chu_refetched.name)
        self.assertEquals(
            date_established,
            chu_refetched.date_established.isoformat())
        self.assertEquals(
            date_operational, chu_refetched.date_operational.isoformat())

    def test_reject_updates(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        contact_type = mommy.make(ContactType)
        contact_type_2 = mommy.make(ContactType)
        name = 'Jina mpya'
        contacts = [
            {
                "contact_type": str(contact_type.id),
                "contact": "385235725"

            },
            {
                "contact_type": str(contact_type_2.id),
                "contact": "385235725"
            }
        ]
        chews = [
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa kwanza",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili",
            },
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa pili",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili ya chew wa pili",
            }
        ]
        date_established = "2015-09-23"
        date_operational = "2015-10-25"
        data = {
            'contacts': contacts,
            'health_unit_workers': chews,
            'name': name,
            'date_established': date_established,
            'date_operational': date_operational
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(0, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.basic)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.workers)

        approve_update_url = self.approve_url + "{}/".format(update.id)
        approve_data = {
            "is_rejected": False

        }
        response = self.client.patch(approve_update_url, approve_data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(0, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(0, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())
        self.assertEquals(0, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(0, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())
        self.assertNotEquals(name, chu_refetched.name)
        self.assertNotEquals(date_established, chu_refetched.date_established)
        self.assertNotEquals(date_operational, chu_refetched.date_operational)

    def test_approve_chew_updates_with_ids(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chew_1 = mommy.make(CommunityHealthWorker, health_unit=chu)
        chew_2 = mommy.make(CommunityHealthWorker, health_unit=chu)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        chews = [
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa kwanza",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili",
                "id": str(chew_1.id),
                'is_incharge': True,
            },
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa pili",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili ya chew wa pili",
                'is_incharge': False,
                "id": str(chew_2.id)
            }
        ]
        data = {
            'health_unit_workers': chews
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertEquals(update.basic, '{}')
        self.assertIsNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.workers)

        approve_update_url = self.approve_url + "{}/".format(update.id)
        approve_data = {
            "is_approved": True

        }
        response = self.client.patch(approve_update_url, approve_data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())

    def test_approve_chew_updates_with_ids_no_id_no_and_is_incharge(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chew_1 = mommy.make(CommunityHealthWorker, health_unit=chu)
        chew_2 = mommy.make(CommunityHealthWorker, health_unit=chu)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        chews = [
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa kwanza",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili",
                "id": str(chew_1.id),
            },
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa pili",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili ya chew wa pili",
                "id": str(chew_2.id)
            }
        ]
        data = {
            'health_unit_workers': chews
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertEquals(update.basic, '{}')
        self.assertIsNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.workers)

        approve_update_url = self.approve_url + "{}/".format(update.id)
        approve_data = {
            "is_approved": True

        }
        response = self.client.patch(approve_update_url, approve_data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())

    def test_approve_chew_updates_without_ids(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        chews = [
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa kwanza",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili",
                'is_incharge': True,
            },
            {
                "first_name": "Chew wa pili",
                "last_name": "Jina ya pili ya chew wa pili",
                'is_incharge': False,
            }
        ]
        data = {
            'health_unit_workers': chews
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertEquals(update.basic, '{}')
        self.assertIsNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.workers)

        approve_update_url = self.approve_url + "{}/".format(update.id)
        approve_data = {
            "is_approved": True

        }
        response = self.client.patch(approve_update_url, approve_data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthWorker.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())

    def test_contacts_with_ids(self):
        chu = mommy.make(CommunityHealthUnit)
        chu.is_approved = True
        chu.save()
        contact_type = mommy.make(ContactType)
        contact_type_2 = mommy.make(ContactType)
        contact_1 = mommy.make(
            Contact, contact="3852357254", contact_type=contact_type)
        contact_2 = mommy.make(
            Contact, contact="385235725", contact_type=contact_type_2)
        chu_contact_1 = mommy.make(
            CommunityHealthUnitContact, health_unit=chu, contact=contact_1)
        chu_contact_2 = mommy.make(
            CommunityHealthUnitContact, health_unit=chu, contact=contact_2)
        contacts = [
            {
                "contact_type": str(contact_type.id),
                "contact": "3852357254",
                "contact_type_name": contact_type.name,
                "contact_id": str(contact_1.id),
                "id": str(chu_contact_1.id)

            },
            {
                "contact_type": str(contact_type_2.id),
                "contact": "385235725",
                "contact_type_name": contact_type_2.name,
                "contact_id": str(contact_2.id),
                "id": str(chu_contact_2.id)
            }
        ]

        data = {
            'contacts': contacts
        }
        url = self.url + "{}/".format(chu.id)
        response = self.client.patch(url, data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(1, ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.count())
        update = ChuUpdateBuffer.objects.all()[0]
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.health_unit)
        self.assertEquals(update.basic, '{}')
        self.assertIsNotNone(update.contacts)
        self.assertIsNone(update.workers)

        approve_update_url = self.approve_url + "{}/".format(update.id)
        approve_data = {
            "is_approved": True

        }
        response = self.client.patch(approve_update_url, approve_data)
        self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
        chu_refetched = CommunityHealthUnit.objects.get(id=chu.id)
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.count())
        self.assertEquals(2, CommunityHealthUnitContact.objects.filter(
            health_unit=chu_refetched).count())

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The former Brave Warriors, Civics and Lightbody Santos' (PSL) holding midfielder has made the Doubting Thomasses including the armchair critiques seat and eat humble pie when against all odds staked against him masterminded the Namibian amateurs to their third qualification for Africa's showpiece with limited resources.
Appointed to the hot seat by former Namibia Football Association (NFA) President John Muinjo amidst doubts over his ability and international experience – the "Bethlehem boytjie" took the bull by the horn.
Mannetti turned the previously average squad into a winning combination which culminated in the historic Cosafa Cup triumph followed by breathtaking performances in the continental Chan Cup where Namibia reached the quarterfinals of Africa's second tier competition – narrowly losing to hosts Morocco.
A teary Mannetti paid an emotional tribute to the man who showed confidence in his ability to take his motherland to the promised land of milk and honey.
Overwhelmed by emotions, the Warriors mentor pleaded with Muinjo to finish the journey they started together by making sure he goes to Egypt when Namibia makes her third appearance in the prestigious continental showpiece later this year.
"Please make sure you are in Egypt to witness your vision and conclude the thorny journey we started together, I would like to see you there," pleaded Namibia's most successful football coach internationally.


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The attorneys in Milbank's Litigation Department pride themselves on being trial lawyers. We frequently try cases in federal and state courts throughout the country, and before domestic and international arbitral tribunals in many different kinds of matters. Our lawyers have tried prominent cases involving federal securities laws, patent infringement, corporate control contests, accounting fraud and financial restructuring.
We tailor our strategies to each client's goals and risks. Crucial to our Firm's effective representation of clients is our development, at the outset of a case, of an approach that will maximize a client's likelihood of success and reduce its risk exposure. Our department has the ability to respond to a crisis facing a client by assembling an integrated team of attorneys who are able to explore a wide range of strategic alternatives, from pursuing a consensual resolution to seeking immediate recourse to courts, where appropriate.
We routinely represent major US and non-US corporations. Clients of note include: Ambac Assurance, Atrium Holding Company, AXA Financial, Broadcast Music, Inc., Cerberus Capital Management, Citigroup, Commerzbank, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, ING, JP Morgan Chase, Lincoln Financial, Morgan Stanley, Prudential Financial, Rabobank and Royal Bank of Canada.
The firm has historically done well in the commercial, securities and bankruptcy arenas, but as of late has seen some increased prominence in more recently developed areas such as intellectual property and international arbitration as well. In a particularly novel matter spanning both of these aforementioned areas, New York IP specialist Chris Gaspar and DC-based international arbitration partner Michael Nolan chalked up a win in March 2017, when the Federal Circuit affirmed a $450 million arbitration award on behalf of client Bayer CropScience in an international-level dispute concerning infringement of a patent on a gene used by farmers to modify their crops to withstand weed-killing herbicides. The two cemented that win with a December 2017 order from Supreme Court denying certiorari. Nolan also represented the Government of Mongolia, prevailing in an arbitration brought by Chinese state-owned entities pursuant to the investment-protection treaty between the two countries over Mongolia's revocation of a license for the Chinese entities to mine a vast iron ore deposit. The leases were cancelled in 2006 after the Chinese entities allegedly breached Mongolian laws and the terms of the license. The Chinese entities sought to recoup their investment, as well as potential profits and arbitration costs. The tribunal's issued a unanimous award as of June 2017, dismissing all claims.
Hailing from the New York office, securities enforcement and white-collar practitioner, George Canellos, who returned to the firm in 2014 after a stint with the SEC, receives plentiful plaudits from peers. "George has really built a nice practice over there," confirms one, who concedes, "More litigators should try to be like him, not just in his work but in his approach. You feel like you can trust him, he has immediate credibility." Another peer reinforces this claim. "George is just fantastic - one of the best and most experienced enforcement lawyers you'll find, and, it should be said, one of the nicest and most easygoing. That's a rare find." Canellos, along with Scott Edelmanand future star Antonia Apps, are representing VEREIT in an ongoing investigation by the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York and the SEC, as well as over two thousand related civil actions, involving alleged misstatements a restatement of prior financial statements by the company, and the subsequent criminal and SEC investigations concerning the conduct surrounding those restatements and the company's accounting methodologies in its financial statements. Edelman, along with antitrust practitioner Fiona Schaeffer, also secured a significant victory against the DoJ on behalf of Broadcast Music, Inc., a music performing rights licensing company. The DoJ's position risked turning upside down the licensing of co-written works, and significantly limiting collaboration among songwriters. This was a favorable decision that ultimately ensures that those within the more than $2 billion music performing rights industry, consisting of more than 750,000 songwriters, composers, and publishers affiliated with the client and their 10.5 million songs, will not be shifted.
Edelman and Dan Perry provided lead counsel to certain directors of Embraer, securing an April 2018 dismissal of a class-action complaint filed in a federal court for the Southern District of New York. The complaint asserted federal securities fraud claims against Embraer and the individual defendants, alleging principally that defendants committed fraud by disclosing only that investigations into allegations of FCPA violations were underway and failed to disclose the scope and potential financial ramifications. Sean Murphy specializes in securities and commodities litigation and white-collar defense and investigations. He, along with David Gelfand served as members of the lead counsel team representing AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company and AXA Equitable Funds Management Group LLC in a derivative action brought in the District of New Jersey under Section 36(b) of the Investment Company Act of 1940 on behalf of 12 mutual funds that are offered as investment options for annuity products sold by the client. The firm prevailed on behalf of the client in a precedent-setting "excessive mutual fund fee" lawsuit that became the first case of the pending 'manager of managers' cases to proceed to trial. Following the 25-day trial, the Court found for AXA and FMG, dismissing the action with prejudice.


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Eating behavior can be a response to thin- (or muscular-) idealization that may be the result of the aspiration to achieve the ideal, or that is a coping effect for negative body feelings from the comparison with others. Critical thinking and realism skepticism are factors protecting from lower body satisfaction resulting from thin-ideal media exposure. Eating disorder prevention and intervention should consider those factors that are influencing self-imposed overly restricting and unhealthy eating behaviors.
Objectification theory describes an individual's internalization of media-transported gendered body ideals, the observation of one's body from the external idealizing point of view, and eventually the recognition of discrepancies between the own present and ideal physical appearance. The latter mental process may result in anxious and shameful feelings and lowered own body satisfaction (Dakanalis et al., 2015). Dakanalis et al. (2015) found some evidence for the mediating effect negative body feelings have on dietary restraint and binge eating. Eating behavior can be a response to thin- (or muscular) idealization that may be the result of the aspiration to achieve the ideal, or that is a coping effect for negative body feelings from the comparison with others. However, more details on these findings still need further, longitudinal data to be analyzed (Dakanalis et al., 2015).
Science is debating the strength of the effect of media thinness idealization on media consumers. The meta-analysis from Ferguson (2013) reports that little evidence exists for thinness idealization media effects in general; an increased vulnerability for negative media effects is recognized for women with preexisting body dissatisfaction, though. McLean, Paxton, and Wertheim (2016) explain further that critical thinking and realism skepticism are factors protecting from lower body satisfaction resulting from thin-ideal media exposure. There is increasing evidence that for both girls and boys, unrealistic body ideals such as thin-body and muscular body, as conveyed by mass media, are influencing especially young people (Dakanalis et al., 2015). Peers can amplify or weaken the effect of media images. For example, if peers comment thin models as just a little under-weight, this felt stressful to the young girls using the images for self-comparison and goal to achieve for themselves (Veldhuis, Konijn, and Seidell, 2014).
Inconsistent research results, as Veldhuis, Konijn, and Seidell (2014) explain, may be due to study design. For example, the only point in time and short exposures to thin-ideal media might not result in significant effects on experiment participants. The evaluation of the thin-ideal by peers and most importantly, own critical thinking capabilities, as well as the ability to emotionally accept one's body (Naumann, Tuschen-Caffier, Voderholzer, Schäfer, and Svaldi, 2016), are favorable factors for body satisfaction. Eating disorder prevention and intervention should consider those factors that are influencing self-imposed overly restricting and unhealthy eating behaviors.
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Kestrel Park is a stunning private property located in Santa Ynez; just a hop skip and a jump from Santa Barbara, California. Its the newest event venue in the area so its THE hot spot to shoot right now for many wedding vendors. Im grateful to be able to tag along with Stephanie of This Modern Romance and CMG events who hosted this wedding inspired shoot. It gave me an opportunity to size up this venue in person for future clients and imagine its full potential. I definitely got a leg work out because this place is huge! Here's a few of my favs I took on digital, polaroid, and a couple using a bleached polaroid technique. I can't wait to come back!


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According to the draft, one should understand a workforce responsible for "editorial decisions", or having "editorial responsibility", in the context of those people who are editorially responsible for the selection and organization of contents. Therefore, this excludes people who only transmit programmes for which third parties hold editorial responsibility. According to the AVMS Directive, "editorial responsibility" means the exercise of effective control both over the selection of the programmes and over their organization, either in a chronological schedule, in the case of linear television broadcasts, or in a catalogue, for VoD services.
Regarding the location of the workforce responsible for editorial decisions, several different approaches have been adopted by the various national regulatory authorities within the EU. None of these approaches has been approved as being the one and only correct approach by the ERGA. The most reasonable of the various approaches is that stating that the locus of editorial responsibility is the usual place where the people (either employees or contractors) participating in the editorial decision making process are located. This would create a direct link to the entity employing the workforce in question from a formal and factual point of view. Under such an approach, the location of positions such as editors in chief, programme directors, and programme managers may be critical.
New world - New radio
After the rapid departure of many well-known journalists from the editorial teams of Poland's public radio broadcasters, two new major radio stations, operating as internet broadcasters, have arrived on the Polish market. "Radio Nowy Świat" and "Radio 357" operate online and are attempting to remain financially independent from advertising revenues. These stations' main source of funding are their fans, many of whom contribute through the Patronite.pl platform. This model appears to be having some success when looking at several popular Polish podcast producers, such as Dariusz Rosiak, formerly a journalist at "Trójka" (which, for the time being, remains the Polish public broadcaster's most popular and open minded radio programme), whose podcasts are currently available on Spotify, as well as on other platforms.
Internet radio and podcasts seem to be the perfect solution for two distinct groups in the Polish media ecosystem: those who are trying to escape limitations on freedom of speech (broadly speaking), and those who are taking their first steps in the public broadcasting of their ideas and projects.
Both of these formats, i.e. internet radio and podcasts, are not currently subject to the rather old fashioned regulations of the Polish Broadcasting Act. However, under Article 54b of the Press Law, the provisions on legal liability and proceedings in press matters apply accordingly to breaches of the law related to conveying human thoughts by means for their the dissemination other than the press, regardless of the technical method of their transmission, in particular non-periodic publications and other printed, visual or audio products.
Polish law will continue to develop in order to catch up to the vast variety of new means and methods of expression, which we will be able to see in the coming years.
A revolution on the press market
The last several weeks of 2020 brought with them the huge and widely commented purchase of all shares in Polska Press Sp. z o.o., the published of over 140 regional and local newspapers, by Orlen S.A., the state-owned oil company. The transaction results in Orlen holding both one of the largest Polish press distributors, Ruch S.A., and an astonishing portfolio of press titles. This transaction opens the way for this state-owned company to control new communications channels to the 17.4 million users of the various online services managed by Polska Press.
The entire Polish media market will continue to follow the developing situation in the press market over the coming months. We can hope that it does not follow the pattern of the U.S., where many papers and magazines taken over by private equity funds went bankrupt and were then shut down.
What to look out for in 2021:
All lawyers involved in media and television matters are awaiting the final draft of the new law implementing the EU AVMS Directive. Although there have been no new developments in the legislative process since September 2020, the implementation deadline has already passed, so we can expect new rules to be adopted very soon.
That being said, in mid-January 2021, the Ministry of Justice announced that it is working on a new regulation concerning freedom of speech, which is intended to apply to online platforms, and to social media in particular. However, the draft of this regulation has not yet been published.
Based on the Ministry's announcement, the draft provides for the establishment of a five-member Freedom of Expression Council which will act to uphold constitutionally protected freedom of expression on social media. The Council will be composed of experts in law and new media, who will be elected by Parliament for a six year term by a 3/5 qualified majority of votes, which should guarantee that the Council is pluralistic and has cross-party support.
All social media users will be entitled to file complaints to the platforms or services they use if their accounts are blocked or the users' content is deleted, even if it does not breach Polish law. Social media platforms and services will be required to consider complaints within 48 hours, and if they do not restore the content, or the account remains blocked, users will be entitled to appeal to the Freedom of Expression Council, which will examine them within seven days. If the Council finds that the complaint has merit, then they may order that the content or account access be restored immediately. The Council's proceedings will be conducted electronically to ensure that they are conducted speedily and at low cost.
The Council's decisions can be appealed in court. According to the draft law, the Council will be entitled to impose administrative fines on social media platforms or service providers for failure to comply with its decisions, or a court ruling in favour of the Council's decision, in the amount of between PLN 50,000 to PLN 50 million.
The draft law is also intended to protect persons whose personal interests were violated by anonymous internet users. It provides for a new legal proceeding, the so-called "blind lawsuit", under which a person can file suit for the protection of their personal rights without providing the defendant's full personal details. According to the draft, it will be sufficient for the claimant to indicate the URL where the offensive content was published, the date and time of its publication, and the username or login of the person who published it.
The beginning of February brought another initiative of the Polish government aimed at the media market. The government plans to introduce a 7% up to 15% extra charge on advertising revenues obtained by media companies (publishers, TV and radio broadcasters, internet service providers). Revenues (defined as advertising income minus VAT) would be charged above certain thresholds. The bill should be considered as another attempt to attack the stability of independent media.
Agnieszka Wiercinska-Kruzewska is a co-founder and senior partner at WKB, head of intellectual property and TMT team, also closely cooperates with the M&A team. A graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, As a holder of the Soros Foundation scholarship at the Central European University in Budapest she completed an LL.M course in international commercial law. She advises clients on all aspects of copyright, industrial property, consumer law, unfair competition, personal data protection, internet domains, press law and protection of personal rights. Agnieszka has also extensive experience in legal advisory services concerning sensitive product marketing and gambling. Within her areas of practice, apart from providing ongoing advice, she represents clients in litigation and arbitration proceedings. She has many years' experience in the acquisition of companies on private market.
Media in Poland
Key Developments in 2020: New Rules Under Consideration
Written by Agnieszka Wiercinska-Kruzewska & Paulina Maslak-Stepnikowska
WKB Wiercinska, Kwiecinski, Baehr
One of the most discussed topics in Poland during the last year was the government's proposed draft of amendments to the Polish Broadcasting Act aimed at implementing the new provisions of the EU AVMS Directive. The draft bill went beyond merely implementing the Directive's provisions and introduced additional solutions. One of the solutions worth particular notice is the proposed domestic understanding of the revised country of origin rule.
Agnieszka Wiercinska-Kruzewska
Paulina Maslak-Stepnikowska
Paulina Maslak-Stepnikowska is a member of the IP & TMT practice and specialises in intellectual property law, in particular copyright and industrial property, including in proceedings before national and international bodies. Paulina assists clients from the technology, retail, publishing and fashion industries (including press and book publishers, and shoes manufacturers) and the automotive market, advising on matters including national and international trademark protection, inventions, industrial and utility designs, as well as in contentious proceedings. She has advised entrepreneurs on developing strategies for the protection of products and technologies with regard to their commercialisation and distribution, as well as on infringements of their rights on the Polish and EU markets. Paulina has represented clients before courts, including the EU Trademarks and Designs Court in Warsaw, Polish Patent Office, EUIPO and WIPO. She is a recipient of a scholarship at the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität in Heidelberg and a graduate of postgraduate studies in intellectual property law at the H. Grocjusz Intellectual Property Rights Centre. She is also a co-author of a manual titled Turn Your Public On. How to plan an engaging communication: public relations, branding, social media (2019) and Would you like to receive a tailor-made offer?


The United States announced a "historic" thaw in relations with Cuba, saying on Wednesday it would work to re-establish diplomatic ties with Havana and ease long-standing trade and travel sanctions.
Washington will re-establish an embassy in Havana "in the coming months", a senior administration official said after a prisoner exchange between the two countries.
Obama was due to make a policy announcement at the White House in the afternoon. Cuban President Raul Castro was set to make a speech at the same time.
The pair spoke on Tuesday to discuss the plans for the release of US national Alan Gross and three Cubans held in the United States in exchange for a "US intelligence asset," the official said.
"The president also made clear his intent to pursue these policy changes but also to continue our advocacy for human rights in Cuba," the officials said. The United States imposed a trade embargo against Cuba – the Cold War foe closest to its shores – in 1960 and the two countries have not had diplomatic relations since 1961.
Alan Gross, the US contractor freed after five years in jail in Cuba, was swapped for three Cubans imprisoned in the United States as spies, a senior US administration official said Wednesday.
The official said it was a "swap with intel assets," acknowledging that the assets were the three Cubans serving US prison terms for espionage. The three were the remaining members of the so-called "Cuban Five", a network of spies arrested in 1998 and convicted in 2001.
The three still in prison at the time of the swap were Gerardo Hernandez, Antonio Guerrero and Ramon Labanino.
The two others – Fernando Gonzalez and Rene Gonzalez – returned to Cuba in February 2014 and April 2013 respectively.
Among other things, the five were accused of infiltrating a Cuban exile group, "Brothers to the Rescue", which flew private planes over the Florida Straits to look for people fleeing the island by boat. Information relayed by the group allegedly led to the 1996 shootdown of two of the group's aircraft by Cuban fighter aircraft, killing four people.
Pope Francis played a vital role in bringing Cuba and the United States to the negotiating table, making a "personal appeal" to the nations' leaders, a US official said.


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Q: Keras flow_from_dataframe I am trying to use keras flow_from_dataframe in order to augment the input images to my network (I am using the latest keras_preprocessing version). The network has an input image and an image as a label. I have a csv file in the following format that specifies the input-output:
Input,Output
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\1\1.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\1.JPG
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\1\2.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\1.JPG
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\1\3.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\1.JPG
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\1\4.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\1.JPG
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\1\5.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\1.JPG
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\1\6.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\1.JPG
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\1\7.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\1.JPG
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\104\1.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\104.JPG
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\104\10.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\104.JPG
E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Dataset\104\11.JPG,E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\Dataset_Part1\Label\104.JPG

I am trying to load the csv to a dataframe  by the following code:
df=pd.read_csv(r"E:\LTM\SCIE_DB\dataset.csv",names=("Input","Output"),dtype={"Input":"str","Output":"str"})
df = df.astype(str)
print(df.dtypes)

datagen=image.ImageDataGenerator(rescale=1./255)
train_generator=datagen.flow_from_dataframe(dataframe=df, directory=None, x_col="Input", y_col="Output", class_mode="other", target_size=(32,32), batch_size=32,has_ext = True)

However, I keep getting the following error :
TypeError: y_col column/s must be numeric datatypes.

No matter what I am doing, I am unable to set the y_col as a str and it is always an object type. Any ideas?

A: Your values for  y_col are of "string" type, but in your code you have refereed it as "numeric" since you specified class_mode as:
class_mode="other"

So change the class mode to
class_mode="input"

so you can use "string" values for y_col

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I'm sorry to have to say that after everything we've done in the last two days that unfortunately Lokes heart has been too damaged to go thru with a transplant surgery. As of this moment all the medication and breathing support is being with drawn. He will be given meds to make him comfortable until he passes.


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Q: Want to delete all the backup data in the deja dup folder but I have forgotten the password The backup in Ubuntu 14.04 is eating away all my disk space. All I want is to delete all that backup altogether (all the files in deja-dup) but I can't remember the encryption key I used then. I tried using the following command but my passphrase was still wrong:
duplicity remove-older-than 2017-09-31 file:///home/$USER/deja-dup/ --force

This is what the command line looks like:
shamininski@shamininski-HP-Pavilion-15-Notebook-PC:~$ duplicity remove-older-than 2017-09-31 file:///home/$USER/deja-dup/ --force
Synchronizing remote metadata to local cache...
GnuPG passphrase:
Copying duplicity-full-signatures.20170907T033748Z.sigtar.gpg to local cache.
GPGError: GPG Failed, see log below:
===== Begin GnuPG log =====
gpg: CAST5 encrypted data
gpg: encrypted with 1 passphrase
gpg: decryption failed: bad key
===== End GnuPG log =====

shamininski@shamininski-HP-Pavilion-15-Notebook-PC:~$ ^C
shamininski@shamininski-HP-Pavilion-15-Notebook-PC:~$

A: You can just remove all the files in the back-up location, encrypted or not. There's no need to know the decryption key or anything about a data set to destroy it.


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What are these ellptical-leaved Smilax anyway?
Some of you know I'm nuts about Smilax. They are just so variable and puzzling, and they spark so many questions about ecology and evolution.
As I tried to identify Smilax observations on iNaturalist, one morph in particular had me scratching my head. This form has little rounded, more or less elliptical, leathery leaves, oriented upward, with veins that are conspicuous and yellow seen from the upper side, but less evident from the lower. Typically the leaves also have mucronate tips (round but with a little point). They seem to crop up almost exclusively along the coast, from South Carolina to Panhandle Florida or maybe even Louisiana. What are they?
I decided to collect a bunch of these observations into one project so I could easily compare photos and map out where these are occurring, and also easily point them out to others. So this (https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/smilax-q1-elliptical-leaves) is that project. I'll do subsequent posts to show how and if I come to a definite conclusion. If you're reading this, you can help!
Selected (by me, JW) observations of Smilax showing short elliptical leathery leaves and conspicuous lateral veins.
This Smilax morph doesn't easily key out to species, as it has characteristics of Smilax laurifolia, Smilax havanensis, and S. auriculata. The purpose of this project is to map the geographic extent of the morph and eventually to solidify its identification.


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Assembly Dems meet in Albany, door open to special session
Democrats in the state Assembly huddled on Monday for nearly two hours, with Speaker Carl Heastie emerging at the Capitol to open the door to a special session before the end of the year that could pave the way for the first legislative pay increase in nearly 20 years. "I'm not sure if there's going…
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North Shore Systems (NSS): Leaders in Commercial Real Estate Finance Solutions
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Brian McCracken, President & CEO
In recent years, the popularity of cloud solutions has substantially increased among the fintech solution buyers due to its real-time access capabilities and low data security risk. However, the CIOs considering these solutions are troubled due to the vendor risks that come with it. The unfulfilled promises from up-shoot and relatively newer vendors usually create a situation where CIOs have no other option but to regroup and start the evaluation process all over again. With more than 20 years of history in offering web-based solutions, North Shore Systems (NSS) solves this issue as they have a solid track record in system implementations. The company is known for the three major migrations of its codebase and the way that it has kept up with the development of the fintech space. The NSS solution offers the 'best of both worlds,' combining the benefits of a commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) solution with the flexibility of a custom-built one. "We are the only CRE/Commercial Lending platform that has a true embedded business rules engine, a truly seamless cradle-to-grave database model," states Brian McCracken, president, and CEO of NSS.
At its core, NSS is one of the most flexible and configurable platforms available, as it was designed specifically to allow clients to customize the functionality and to have the capability of modifying/adding to the functionality through client-defined and controlled administration. This provides the clients with a best-practices LOS/Servicing/Portfolio out-of-the-box solution, and the degree of customization that usually comes from a custom-developed solution from consultants. NSS offers the intangible benefit of a COTS code base that is supported and regularly upgraded with new releases. The implementation of the solution is front-loaded with definition, specification, and design, however, this work pays off with a more user-accepted and capable solution in the long run.
The NSS methodology has been developed over the years to facilitate that process, making it one that serves the purpose of helping a company to standardize, re-engineer, and even strategize as they perform the configuration and customization of the system. This applies not only to the back-end functions such as workflow, business rules, and reporting but the front-end customer and partner experience, through externally facing portals. Another differentiating factor is the underlying data model.
We are the only CRE/Commercial Lending platform that has a true embedded business rules engine, a truly seamless cradle-to-grave database model
The foundation of any fintech solution is a central, comprehensive, and scalable database. "We serve as a 'platform' upon which functional business objects reside, reporting engines pull from, business rules comb data, and the UX is ultimately dependent on. It's the engine in the fintech vehicle—the foundation of the fintech structure," says McCracken.
In addition to offering the most capable platform, NSS is always applying what it has learned over twenty plus years and over fifty implementations to make the system better and the implementation process less impactful to the client's day-to-day business. The knowledge gained from each implementation usually translates into added capabilities and extension of the platform, usually in the form of digitization and digital B2B interaction.
Having carved a unique niche, NSS is currently developing the final piece of its end-to-end solution, the loan servicing accounting module. In the company's master plan conceived twenty years ago, this module was scheduled last based on the fact that all services currently had a system (loans can't be serviced without one) and that it is the most difficult to get a lender to replace. Lenders typically highly modify these systems and retain them for a long time, making them engrained in operation and, therefore, very disruptive to uproot. The development of this last piece of the platform is key for NSS as this complete functionality on both the front-end (LOS) and back-end (portfolio & asset management/servicing) is not presently available in the market. Further, it completes the suite of modules integrated as one truly 'straight-through' solution.
North Shore Systems
With more than 20 years history in offering web-based solutions, North Shore Systems (NSS) combines the benefits of a COTS solution with the flexibility of a custom-built one. At its core, the company is one of the most flexible and configurable platforms available, as it was designed specifically to allow clients to customize the functionality and to have the capability of modifying/adding to the functionality through client-defined and controlled administration. At its core, NSS is one of the most flexible and configurable platforms available, as it was designed specifically to allow clients to customize the functionality and to have the capability of modifying/adding to the functionality through client-defined and controlled administration
https://fintech.cioreview.com/vendor/2020/north_shore_systems


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