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Talking about her relationship with Raj, Shilpa told Pinkvilla in an interview, "I met Raj in London through a common friend to discuss a business deal. I was won by his smile, charm, and persona." However, she was disappointed after her friend told her that he was already married.
Shilpa said, "After he left, I asked my friend about him. He told me that he is already married and I was left disheartened. But, at that time, we did not know that Raj is going through a divorce. Four months later, Raj had once offered me to stay at his batch pad, since I was traveling to London frequently. I was surprised to know about his bachelor pad, and later he revealed that he is going through a divorce."
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Laura Jockers joins M&G Real Estate as global head of ESG
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Laura Jockers will work with M&G Real Estate's global teams to drive the implementation of its ESG strategy.
SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - Real Estate investment firm M&G Real Estate has announced the appointment of Laura Jockers as its global head of environmental, social and governance (ESG). She will lead a dedicated team with a focus on ESG to align with M&G's broader policies and strategy in this area.
Jockers comes on board with 15 years of experience working within sustainability teams for property consultancies. She was previously head of sustainability at Howard de Walden Estate where she set the ESG strategy for its 92-acre portfolio. She was also a sustainability consultant at JLL.
In her new role, Jockers will report to Jose Pellicer, head of investment strategy and research at M&G Real Estate. She will work with M&G Real Estate's global teams to drive the implementation of its ESG strategy and enhance the existing work being done by M&G's funds on net zero commitments.
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Laura Jockers comes in as M&G Real Estate's global head of environmental, social and governance (ESG).
"(Laura) is one of the leading experts in real estate ESG with a deep understanding of how the industry can play a leading role in reducing carbon emissions and how we can be ambitious with our targets," says Pellicer.
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[05:31:48] DAVE BRIGGS, CNN ANCHOR: President Trump sitting down with the British prime minister just hours after trading toasts with the Queen.
CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN ANCHOR: "The Washington Post" says Republicans in Congress could revolt against the president's new tariffs on Mexico.
BRIGGS: Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon all targeted as House lawmakers join federal regulators taking aim at big tech.
ALEX TREBEK, HOST, "JEOPARDY!": What a game. Oh my gosh. What a way to start the week.
Not too many people want to play against James, but I do want you --
ROMANS: A librarian from Chicago takes down "JEOPARDY!" champ James Holzhauer, ending his $2.4 million run.
Welcome back to EARLY START. I'm Christine Romans.
And I guess some pictures of this leaked over the weekend, so that was the other scandal.
BRIGGS: Yes, and a few people on Twitter let the cat out of the bag early and they were not happy with him.
I'm Dave Briggs, 5:32 Eastern time on a Tuesday. It is 10:30 in the U.K. and that's where we begin this morning.
Over the next few hours, President Trump and the British Prime Minister Theresa May, who is outgoing, will be spending a lot of time together and it's anyone's guess how this will go.
First up on the schedule, a business roundtable that began just moments ago at St. James Palace. Then, the president and prime minister host a breakfast attended by the Duke of York and prominent U.S. and British business leaders.
Bilateral talks will follow later in the day. The two leaders already had a rocky relationship before the president publicly second-guessed the prime minister this week on her Brexit strategy.
Let's go live to London and welcome in CNN's Nic Robertson. Nic, it should be a very interesting day in this special relationship.
NIC ROBERTSON, CNN DIPLOMATIC EDITOR: And, President Trump seemed to want to make it a little more special for the outgoing prime minister, doing pretty much what he did during his visit last summer, which was criticize Theresa May in the newspapers. But when he gets in a room with her, he's very nice to her.
Today, he said she should stick around and not leave her job, essentially, at the end of the week, as she's planning to do. That she could work out a new trade relationship between the two countries. He said that she was doing a fantastic job for the country and that it was an honor to work with her.
And on that free trade deal, he said that it would be substantial and it would be fair, obviously, trying to ally (ph) British concerns there that a Britain outside of the European Union would have much less leverage over negotiating a favorable deal with the United States.
And that meeting -- that business meeting this morning all about pointing out the strength of the relationship. Right now, those CEOs from 10 different companies sitting around the table there. Theresa May talking about how this can be deepened and strengthened.
After this meeting, President Trump will be coming here to Downing Street. He may get a glimpse of some of the protesters on the streets here in London. They're not so numerous as yet.
They are putting up that now-infamous Trump baby blimp. That is going to be floated up in the air this morning. But we understand from the police that they won't be able to -- the protesters won't be able to get close to where President Trump and Theresa May will be meeting here on Downing Street.
That although they will get just down the road from here, they will not be -- get in a position to have sight of Downing Street. Therefore, President Trump may not have sight of them. So, the protesters may, again, be elusive to him however many they are in number, Dave.
BRIGGS: Joining that Trump baby is what we're told is a 16-foot Trump on a golden toilet, tweeting. Nic Robertson, get us some photos of that later on today. Thank you.
[05:35:09] President Trump and the first lady attended a state banquet last night hosted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace. The president walking with the Queen here as Melania Trump chatted with Prince Charles.
In brief speeches before the dinner, both the Queen and Mr. Trump celebrated the special relationship between the U.S. and Britain.
DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: She has embodied the spirit of dignity, duty, and patriotism that beats proudly in every British heart. On behalf of all Americans, I offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations, and to the long-cherished and truly remarkable reign of Her Majesty, the Queen.
ELIZABETH II, QUEEN OF THE UNITED KINGDOM: Ladies and gentlemen, I invite you all to rise and drink a toast to President and Mrs. Trump to the continued friendship between our two nations and to the health, prosperity, and happiness of the people of the United States.
BRIGGS: Prior to the event, the first couple had tea with Charles and Camilla.
And earlier in the day, Britain rolled out the red carpet for President Trump, receiving him with a royal troop salute.
ROMANS: All right.
But back home, according to "The Washington Post," congressional Republicans may be planning a revolt to block President Trump's new tariffs on Mexico. If there is a vote it could also wind up blocking billions of dollars in border wall funding announced by the president in February when he declared a national emergency.
Senate Majority Whip John Thune tells the "Post," "We have a lot of members who are very concerned about where this is headed. Congress is going to want to be heard from in terms of trying to limit Trump's tariff authority."
The president is threatening to impose a five percent tariff on Mexican imports beginning next week. And then, that rate rises incrementally to 25 percent by October first. Again, the first time we've seen using trade as a tool for a completely separate issue, which is immigration.
BRIGGS: This is a big story in the nation's capital. Let's go there and bring in "Washington Post" reporter Karoun Demirjian. Karoun, good morning to you.
ROMANS: Hi, Karoun.
BRIGGS: We've said this many times, in particular with the national emergency declaration on the border, but this is another moment of truth for the Republican Party. You're seeing Senators Kennedy, Cornyn, Tumey, and Ernst, as well as John Thune, really speaking out against the president here.
And here's what John Thune told "The Washington Post." "We have a lot of members who are very concerned, I think, about where this is headed." He added, "Congress is going to want to probably be heard from in terms of trying to limit Trump's tariff authority."
What can and what do you expect them to really do here when push comes to shove against a president they're very reluctant to push back against?
KAROUN DEMIRJIAN, CONGRESSIONAL REPORTER, THE WASHINGTON POST: Well, the question is, do they go beyond expressing concern and disagreements to actually taking a legislative step that could block the president?
BRIGGS: Yes.
DEMIRJIAN: Congress could try to pass a resolution of disapproval that would keep the president from being able to move forward with these tariffs. Of course, they'd have to get a strong enough coalition that the president couldn't veto that first.
But they do have that option to try to work to put up roadblocks that would effectively make it difficult or too impossible for the president to do this. But that takes not just chutzpah in the GOP to stand up to the president, but reaching across the aisle with Democrats, too, to make sure that whatever move they take will stand.
Now, to do that it would be fairly revolutionary for the GOP as well because they have -- at various points we've heard discord in the party about moves that the president has made. But this kind of cuts to the heart of what really matters to a lot of their constituents very, very deeply and this goes to just the way that we perceive terrorists. The president has sold them as if they are just --
ROMANS: Sure.
DEMIRJIAN: -- a punishment on others.
A lot of these lawmakers know that it's going to be their people that end up paying this, which is kind of like a tax, which just goes against everything they stand for. So does that kind of cut to the quick enough that they make the move is the big question.
ROMANS: Which is why I think you see Sen. Joni Ernst on that list.
ROMANS: And I think that's why Chuck Schumer --
ROMANS: -- has started this -- Sen. Chuck Schumer, from Iowa, is starting to sound a little tougher --
ROMANS: -- against some of the president's --
BRIGGS: In one month -- this first month will be a $17 billion tax increase on U.S. businesses -- ROMANS: Right.
BRIGGS: -- and consumers. It is a tax increase, plain and simple.
ROMANS: Let's talk about Congress and big tech because you've got the Nasdaq now falling into correction territory -- a really tough month because of trade.
But then now because of what looks as though it's going to be Congress looking into whether big tech should be regulated more thoroughly, whether there should be maybe a breakup. We've been hearing that on the campaign trail from some Democrats they should break up big tech. These stocks tumbled all day yesterday because it looks like that threat is real.
What are you looking at or what are you hearing in terms of Congress and its oversight now of these big tech companies, which have been plagued by scandal after scandal?
[05:40:00] DEMIRJIAN: Scandal after scandal. Look, you didn't really have -- as much as you had discussions, generally speaking, about the Internet and these companies, you didn't really have this sort of focused scrutiny until after people got really serious at looking at what happened in the 2016 elections --
ROMANS: Right.
DEMIRJIAN: -- and how these companies were often used to -- for manipulative purposes.
And so, there's been incredible resolve in Congress to be upset about it. To look at things like this -- to do something. They haven't defined what that something really is, though, very well until, potentially, this point.
I mean, look, this is going to be a very broad inquiry. We still don't know exactly what their end game plan is. Is it to break up these companies? Is it just to impose more regulations?
But really, Congress has not done much to tread into the Internet space even though we've had an Internet world, really, that we've been living in for decades at this point. But this is going to potentially give them an opportunity to make some of these moves.
The question is how forceful do they want to be and can they do something that both appeals to Democrats, Republicans, privacy advocates, corporate advocates? There's a big coalition here to work through. But this seems to be the point at which we're going to see something happen.
And look, in the process, the side benefit may be that we see lawmakers learning more about how the Internet works --
ROMANS: Works, yes.
DEMIRJIAN: -- which has always been a little bit of handicap -- ROMANS: Yes.
DEMIRJIAN: -- for them. This process is that they're trying to regulate something that they fundamentally don't understand --
DEMIRJIAN: -- as well as the tech companies do.
So this is a way for them to get up to speed and actually think about what makes sense to do at the end of the day.
ROMANS: Well, that's been the big concern is that Congress is going to regulate this very high-tech, complicated industry. I mean, do they -- do they have that skill set? That's been the big question.
BRIGGS: Watch campaign donations from big tech to Congress ahead of the 2020 cycle --
DEMIRJIAN: (INAUDIBLE).
BRIGGS: -- and this conversation might change.
But let's circle back to our top story, which is the president in the U.K. and a visit that started with him anger-tweeting at CNN and our parent company AT&T, as well as the London mayor, Sadiq Khan, with some pomp and circumstance in between, which he loves.
How will this trip be remembered, and how will it button up with that press availability -- Theresa May side-by-side with the president, probably talking Brexit and trade?
DEMIRJIAN: Well, this is a moment for the president. He's trying to make nice with the -- with the British. But it also is a question of how much is it going to matter going down the line?
Theresa May isn't going to be in charge anymore. The Queen is a figurehead. The president has stirred up things with the mayor, but that was kind of always the way that things were anyhow.
So, are they really going to talk about some substantive trade deals? Maybe this will lead to the feeling of goodwill with the country because there has been a lot of acrimony between -- as you've seen, the protesters in the streets, the acrimony between the British and the United States lately over President Trump --
Will this be turning the page on a new chapter or will this just kind of be calming everybody down because we're in an era right now where the president is slapping tariffs left and right on many other countries, including allies. So will he take a more open-minded approach -- open trade approach, really, with the U.K., which is really the most important thing for them?
But I don't think you can necessarily take the temperature of exactly how things go forward from here because everybody he's meeting with is not going to be who's going to be the decision makers -- ROMANS: Right.
DEMIRJIAN: -- in the months ahead. And so, that could completely change the environment that they're -- everybody's in.
BRIGGS: All right. Karoun Demirjian, thanks so much, from "The Washington Post" and CNN here.
She mentioned taking the temperature. We took the temperature of the U.K. front pages. Let's just give you a glimpse at what they're saying over there upon the president's visit to the U.K.
TEXT: "The Guardian" -- "Tea and antipathy: insults mark start of Trump visit."
BRIGGS: You've got to remember, he has a 21 percent approval rating there. Thousands are expected to protest today.
TEXT: "Daily Mirror" -- "Pomp & Protest."
BRIGGS: And that one probably nails it the best -- "Pomp & Protest." That will really represent these couple of days.
TEXT: "Daily Mail" -- The Winners...and Stone Cold Losers."
BRIGGS: But, does he want to support Theresa May, Christine --
ROMANS: Yes.
BRIGGS: -- after really endorsing Boris Johnson ahead of her exit? It will be an interesting couple of hours. "NEW DAY" will have that press availability.
ROMANS: And meanwhile, people around the world are publicly marking 30 years since the Tiananmen Square massacre. We're going to go live to Hong Kong, next.
[05:47:58] BRIGGS: Five forty-seven p.m. in Beijing where 30 years ago today the world witnessed a massacre in Tiananmen Square. Hundreds of people killed in Beijing as the People's Liberation Army cracked down on pro-democracy protesters.
Events will be held and speeches will be made around the world today, but not in China. Any coverage or discussion of the event will be tightly censored there.
Let's go live to Hong Kong and bring in CNN's Ivan Watson. Good morning, Ivan.
Matt Rivers just checked in with us a bit ago from Beijing where there is not a whisper of it. What's the situation there?
IVAN WATSON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, it's kind of remarkable because this is the only place in modern day China -- this former British colony -- where people can gather and commemorate not only the massacre of hundreds, perhaps thousands of demonstrators 30 years ago today in Beijing, but they can also honor the weeks of pro-democracy protests that occupied Tiananmen Square that led up to that fateful decision to send in the tanks and the troops who began gunning unarmed demonstrators down.
And I just spoke with one of the organizers here and he says not only are they trying to keep the memory alive -- and his t-shirt said, in Chinese, "Never Forget" -- but they're also fighting for their own freedom because many Hong Kongers fear that the democratic freedoms they enjoy as part of the deal that was made to hand Hong Kong back to Beijing's control decades ago -- that those freedoms are now under threat as the central government in Beijing slowly and incrementally tightens its grip over this island city.
So, people here feel like they've got to fight for their own freedoms while also fighting to keep the memory of what happened 30 years ago, in Beijing, alive.
Just this weekend, I heard the Chinese defense minister, in Singapore, defending the crackdown, saying hey, look at 30 years of economic growth -- essentially, justifying the crackdown and saying that there was a bargain.
And in response, one of the organizers here says it's a shame because that economic growth is built on bloodshed -- Dave and Christine.
[05:50:12] ROMANS: Wow.
BRIGGS: All right, Ivan Watson. A very important story today, 30 years since Tiananmen Square. Thank you.
Back here, the long reign of "JEOPARDY!" James Holzhauer is over.
TREBEK: So, Emma, it's up to you. If you came up with the correct response, you're going to be the new "JEOPARDY!" champion.
Did you? You did. What did you wager? Oh gosh, $20,000.
What a payday -- $46,801.
BRIGGS: Sealed with a high-five from James. Emma Boettcher, a Princeton-educated librarian from Chicago who wrote a masters paper at North Carolina on "JEOPARDY!" dethroned the champ.
Holzhauer's remarkable run ended after 32 straight wins. He was less than $60,000 away from Ken Jenning's all-time record for "JEOPARDY!" earnings.
Don't shed tears for James, though. The professional gambler from Las Vegas won more than $2.4 million during his "JEOPARDY!" reign.
ROMANS: All right. Speaking of money, let's get a check on "CNN Business" this Tuesday morning.
Taking a look at markets around the world, really a mixed performance. I would call this treading water here. On Wall Street right now, one of the indications for the opening bell may be slightly higher here, although nothing is even registering one percent.
Stocks closed lower Monday as investors worried about the possible crackdown of the tech industry and lingering trade fears. The Dow finished up just five points. I would say that's actually kind of remarkable that it's treading water this way with so many cross- currents. The S&P 500 closed lower.
News that big tech companies face antitrust scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers and regulators has pushed the Nasdaq now into correction territory. It is 10 percent off its recent high.
The Nasdaq ended the day down 1.6 percent. It is now 11 percent down from the highs at the beginning of May.
A tough, tough month for tech investors. Tech stocks were hit hard by the news of the antitrust probe of the industry. Google closed down six percent, Facebook fell 7 1/2 percent.
All right, I'll show you what Jay-Z's got. He's got a spot on the Forbe's billionaires list. He is now the first billionaire rapper.
The rapper, whose real name, of course, is Sean Carter, owns a stake in Uber, his streaming service title, an art collection, a sports management company, real estate, and his extensive music catalog.
He is now the fifth black billionaire in the U.S., joining Robert Smith, the billionaire investor, of course, who pledged to pay off Morehouse grad's student loans. Oprah is also on that list. Congratulations to him.
It's the end of an era. Apple announcing it is replacing iTunes with a new trio of apps called Music, T.V., and Podcasts.
Remember, iTunes launched back in 2001. This was the game changer. It changed the way people buy and listen to music.
The move to phase out iTunes is not a complete surprise. Apple's been pushing users toward its Apple music subscription service.
An Apple spokesperson said users will still be able to purchase and download songs through iTunes. iTunes gift cards will also stay active.
We'll be right back.
[05:57:25] BRIGGS: A Miley Cyrus getting far too close for comfort in Barcelona this past weekend. Video shows the fan grabbing Cyrus and trying to kiss her as she was leaving her hotel with her husband, Liam Hemsworth. She was said to be unsettled by the incident but doing just fine.
The Stanley Cup Final now a best of three series. The Blues beat the Bruins 4-2 last night in St. Louis to even the Cup Final at two games apiece. The win for the Blues -- believe it or not -- their first- ever Stanley Cup Final home win in franchise history.
The series now goes back to Boston for game five Thursday night.
While you were sleeping, comics had a field day -- oh, here's -- first, we saw Jon Hamm there -- pardon me -- cheering on the crowd. The mad man with the playoff beard rocking the crowd.
Let's get now to the "Late-Night Laughs" across the pond. While you were sleeping, they had some fun with this presidential trip to the U.K.
STEPHEN COLBERT, HOST, CBS "THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT": Trump also met with the Queen and greeted her with the ceremonial fist bump. Come on, man.
He got the classic royal tour, complete with a review of the famous Royal Guardsmen. How do you get your hair that much height? What do you do?
I cannot imagine how much Aqua Net you've got up there. Nobody smoke -- nobody smoke around this guy.
Then there was the traditional exchange of gifts. Queen Elizabeth gave Trump a first-edition copy of Churchill's World War II book. Look, thank you so much, but don't tell me how it ends, all right?
TREVOR NOAH, HOST, "THE DAILY SHOW": That's right. The Queen's gift for Donald Trump was a book. Either she doesn't know Trump or she's trolling him. Why would you give Donald Trump a book? Everyone knows the man doesn't read.
I wish I was there when the Queen gave him his gift.
She's like, "Here you go, Donald. A book about World War II."
He's like, "Wow, this is sad."
"Yes, many lives were lost."
"No, I mean the fact that I have to read. It's so sad."
BRIGGS: All right, thanks for joining us. I'm Dave Briggs.
Christine Romans has the effort to break up big tech, right now, on "NEW DAY."
(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) TRUMP: Stick around and let's do this deal.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: President Trump is set to meet with outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Here you have a man who knows nothing about the European Union giving kind of trade advice.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: People will actually share his view about the way Brexit is being handled.
ROMANS: New details from Joe Biden revealing a key new policy plan.
SEN. ELIZABETH WARREN (D-MA), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Our country is in a time of crisis. The time for small ideas is over.
TREBEK: What did you wager? Oh, gosh, $20,000. What a payday.


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World History : HyperHistory
Back in 1995, I started building out what I called "The Web of History" which was essentially a way of slicing and dicing history so that you could see what was going on in one culture during defining moments of other cultures, and you could track discoveries/inventions/events back to their roots, or forward to their offspring.
The Web of History never really got off the ground in large part because I didn't have access to any database to store it in (and in the early stages, there were still hundreds of files to maintain), and I'm not a completor of things by nature (I have, subsequently, developed the database schema for this, but haven't done anything with it).
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It was also stated that an official result of the autopsy conducted will be made available soon.
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The Abiodun family confirms the tragic and regrettable demise of our beloved son, Olugbemiga.
We know there are many questions as to how or why such tragedy would happen to such great individual but still, God is in control.
The past few days have been most trying for the family. We are saddened by his demise but we are comforted by the well wishes and kind thoughts of friends around the world.
Olugbemiga has touched so many people on so many different levels during his short life but few had the pleasure of truly knowing him.
He was a down to earth, generous, kind-hearted, idealist and selfless individual who was extremely inspirational to many.
The family hereby, pleads with the public to disregard insinuations being peddled by certain sections of the media about the actual cause of our son's death.
An official result of the autopsy conducted will be made available as soon as it is ready. Until then, we urge everyone to kindly respect our family's need to grieve and come to terms with our loss privately.
We remain humble as parents and a family, among several around the world who are bereaved via the tragic loss of a child.
It is never easy to come to terms with the heart-wrenching and enduring agony that accompanies the death of a loved son.
But our family will forever treasure memories of the extremely joyous days spent with Olugbemiga, prior to his demise. Those precious memories will stay with us forever. We are privileged to have some of his amazing, magic moments captured in our hearts.
To everyone who knew him, Olugbemiga was a son and man of immeasurable talent and promise. To those who knew him more personally, he was a consummate artiste and citizen of humanity. We knew him as a devoted son, a loyal and very generous brother and friend.
We treasure the outpouring of grief, empathy and love from unbelievably wonderful network of close friends in Nigeria and from around the world.
Families rarely experience such stirring warmth, compassion and support as have we, from every corner of the planet.
This has profoundly touched our hearts and lives. We are eternally grateful.
At this moment however, we respectfully request the worldwide media to allow us time to grieve privately, without the intrusions associated with press and photography.
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Daniel Palme has now integrated Rezolver into his benchmarks as standard, he regularly updates this blog post with in depth comments and analysis on his latest results.
The current status of Rezolver's performance is 'Average', which is fair, because of the results of the Child Container tests, which we are working on improving.
Benchmarking an IOC container obviously has pitfalls. In a web environment, for example, it's highly unlikely you'll hit the kind of traffic levels required for your choice of container to have a noticeable impact on speed.
Over on GitHub Daniel Palme has, for a while now, been maintaining a benchmarking suite for IOC containers - called IOCPerformance. In addition to our own performance analysis, this program offers an easy way to stress test the Rezolver containers both on their own, but also against other popular containers.
The tests include singletons, transients, objects which require a mixture of these, complex objects which require lots of nested dependencies, resolving enumerables and child containers, and does provide a reasonably thorough examination of a container's features in addition to its performance.
Excluding Rezolver and the 'No' container, which the baseline, there are 31 containers now being stress-tested by this application, with the list growing.
Rezolver performs very well across the board, however it suffers in benchmarks which constantly destroy and recreate containers.
In particular, the performance in the 'Child Containers' benchmark is particularly poor - caused by the fact that there's an overhead on the first Resolve call to a container, as that's when it compiles the associated ICompiledTarget for that service.
Because of the way this benchmark is performed, it means that Rezolver spends most of its time dynamically compiling the same delegates.
A solution is in the pipeline for this, which will be implemented once we've implemented another compiler that's based entirely on reflection and late-bound delegates instead of dynamically constructed expression trees. When this is done and merged with the current expression-tree based compiler, the performance of child containers will improve drastically.
As the other benchmarks show, however, Rezolver's normal-use performance is up there with the best which, when coupled with its extensibility and featureset, should make it a decent contender for any new project.


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Yad Vashem Studies e-articles /
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Cross- Examining War Criminals in Yad Vashem Studies, Volume V
Robert M.W. Kempner
מחיר: NIS 13.00
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Cross-Examining War Criminals
The main purpose of cross-examining a witness who testifies on his own behalf is to prove that he is a liar. This may be difficult when dealing with brain-washed, dyed-in-the-wool Nazi officials. The trial of the main defendant, former Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering demonstrates some of the problems facing the cross-examiner. Excerpts are presented from the trials of Hans Lammers, Chief of the Reich Chancellery; Edmund Veesenmayer, Reich Minister Plenipotentiary for Hungary; and the guilty plea of Ernst Wilhelm Bohle, Gauleiter of the Foreign Organization of the Nazi Party (AO). The Eichmann Trial could have been wrapped up much earlier. However, the Israel government wished to showcase the proceedings around the world for educational purposes.
מפרט המוצר
Catalog No. 196304
No. of Pages 26 pp.
Format Electronic article in Yad Vashem Studies, Volume V, pp. 43-68, Edited by Shaul Esh and Aryeh Leon Kubovy
Publisher Yad Vashem
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From the Nazi Vocabulary in Yad Vashem Studies, Volume VI
Nachman Blumental
NIS 13.00 NIS 9.75
Disease in the Warsaw Ghetto in Yad Vashem Studies, Volume III
Mordecai Lenski
Budapest Jewry in the Summer of 1944 in Yad Vashem Studies, Volume VIII
Bela Vago
Adjustment of Detainees and Subsequent Re-Adjustment in Yad Vashem Studies, Volume V
Marc Dvorjetski
Extermination of Two Ukrainian Jewish Communities in Yad Vashem Studies, Volume III
Testimony of a German Army Officer


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Q: ImportError: No module named ex47.game (and yes, I have an __init__.py file *AND* I tried all that PYTHONPATH stuff So I'm trying to finish the "Learn Python the Hard Way" exercise 47, and I created the skeleton directory and created the files in the exercise to do the automated tests. However, when I try to run the ex47_tests.py, I get this little gem:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "ex47_tests.py", line 2, in <module>
ImportError: No module named ex47.game

So I went back and checked my directories to see if I had an init.py file in the same directory that the "game.py" file was in (it's there), and discarded the possibility of a missing init file. Tried to run it again, and no doing. Then, I went online and looked up the problem (By the way, that dude who wrote that LPTHW book is, umm, quite lacking when it comes to teaching details that you really need to know, and his teaching really starts to fall apart from Chapter 42 onwards), and I read about using the various PYTHONPATH methods to get PYTHONPATH to look for the file in the ex47 folder. I tried putting in "PYTHONPATH=. python tests/ex47_tests.py", and I still got that error. Then I tried putting in the alternate "python -m tests.ex47_tests" line. Still, no dice. As a final resort, I tried to look at code from people who completed the exercise, and looked over the code in the book, and double/triple-checked it against my code, and I saw no differences.
So my question is, how exactly do I get Python to actually take the blindfold off and see that there actually IS a file called "game.py" in the directory "ex47" and get it to import it when I run the ex47_tests file? I've tried just about every answer related to the subject, and nothing.
Here's my directory structure, for reference:
bin docs ex47 setup.py tests

./bin:

./docs:

./ex47:
game.py  game.pyc  __init__.py  __init__.pyc

./tests:
ex47_tests.py  ex47_tests.py~  ex47_tests.pyc  __init__.py  __init__.pyc

And here is the snippet of code calling the game file:
from nose.tools import *
from ex47.game import Room

If anyone can help me get past this (and maybe understand why this error keeps popping up when it seems like it has no reason to), I would really appreciate it.
P.S: I also tried running the "nosetests" from the project directory, and sometimes it would work (but in less time than the exercise specified), and sometimes it would give an error saying it couldn't import the game.py file. But no matter what the nosetest, I still can't get the ex47_tests.py file to import the game file.

A: By request, I'm going to re-post this in the form of an answer.
SO I solved my problem. Apparently, the way to use PYTHONPATH to get it to read everything in the directory is to be in the directory above where all the files are (the project directory, in this case), and type in "export PYTHONPATH=." Basically, set the PYTHONPATH to "."

A: The solution suggested for Windows did not work for me, so I replaced the top two lines of ex47_tests.py with the following four lines:

*

*import sys

*sys.path.insert(0, 'C:\Users\User\Test\projects\ex47\ex47')

*import game

*from nose.tools import *

*from game import Room

This appears to have resolved any issues with the nosetests etc.

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Leaders lacking at U.S. border agencies
By - The Washington Times - Tuesday, November 22, 2005
The two agencies charged with immigration enforcement and border security are officially leaderless today as some members of Congress are calling for their merger and questioning their effectiveness.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Robert C. Bonner, who has led the agency since its March 2003 creation, leaves office today to return to private law practice, and Julie L. Myers, former White House aide named to head U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), has yet to be confirmed.
The Department of Homeland Security agencies have been hamstrung over calls by the department's Office of Inspector General that they be merged.
Although she was nominated by President Bush in June to head ICE, the Senate has yet to confirm Mrs. Myers, 36, a former chief of staff to Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff when he headed the criminal division at the Justice Department. Some on Capitol Hill, along with ICE supervisors and field agents, have questioned her credentials to lead an agency with more than 20,000 employees and an annual budget of $4 billion.
The inspector general's report said under the current structure, immigration and customs operations were inefficient, and that ICE and CBP standing alone were incapable of coordinating efforts in several major areas.
Assistant Inspector General Robert L. Ashbaugh told a House subcommittee last week that the current structure created "significant problems" in apprehending and detaining illegal aliens, sharing investigative leads and coordinating intelligence.
Mr. Ashbaugh said merging the agencies would "create a true border enforcement agency enhanced not only by the … integration of enforcement functions, but by the melding of customs and immigration authorities."
But Stewart Baker, assistant Homeland Security secretary for policy, told the subcommittee that the time and money required would "set us back a year, and we can't afford a year." He said a decision to merge the agencies would result in "an organizational mess."
ICE and CBP have overlapping jurisdiction for border security and immigration enforcement, and some on Capitol Hill have expressed skepticism about Mr. Chertoff's restructuring program and his decision not to merge the agencies.
Last week, the House Homeland Security Committee approved a bill that hires 8,000 more U.S. Border Patrol agents and 1,000 new port inspectors over the next four years. It also approved 32,000 more beds to detain illegal aliens; more physical barriers on the border; and new surveillance technology.
But an amendment to the bill by Rep. Kendrick B. Meek, Florida Democrat, to merge CBP and ICE was withdrawn after committee members said Mr. Chertoff's reorganization plan should be given more time. The bill does require Mr. Chertoff to "take immediate action" to improve efficiency and communication between the two agencies.


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We like to keep the tubs, and particularly our sponsors' plaques, clean and well-maintained. So early one Sunday in April a small but intrepid team from the committee braved the sunshine (for the second year running!) to wash off the winter salt and grime. Don't they look good! The tubs aren't bad either.
We are a group of local residents committed to making Kenilworth a beautiful place. We supply, plant and maintain the square flower planters in town.
We plant and maintain the permanent display of planters in Warwick Road and the High Street.
The work we do is generously supported by local businesses, social groups and other organisations as well as individuals.
In the spring of each year we run our plant sale, an event eagerly awaited by gardeners from across the region. This year it will be on 12th May - see the poster for details.
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Tallahassee Community College
Quick links... ABC 27's Friday Night Overtime High School Sports WTXL's Scholar Athlete of the Week College Sports Inside Seminole Football
SportsNominate a Scholar Athlete of the Week today!
ABC 27's Scholar Athlete of the Week: Florida High's Thomas Steibly
Sometimes things happen to make you appreciate what you have a little more and Florida High's Thomas Steibly is thankful every time he steps onto a football field.
By: Alison Posey
Posted at 6:44 PM, Oct 07, 2020
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Sometimes things happen to make you appreciate what you have a little more and Florida High's Thomas Steibly is thankful every time he steps onto a football field.
Thomas is this week's ABC 27 Scholar-Athlete of the Week.
"I didn't realize how bad it was until I got the MRI results back," said Steibly. "I thought I'd be back before the end of the summer. I've never experienced anything like that."
"Not having him last year was difficult on him and not as fun for us," said Jarrod Hickman, the head football coach at Florida High.
In the spring of his sophomore year, on a regular play, Steibly tore his MCL, his ACL, his meniscus, strained his PCL and fractured his femur.
"I kind of just sat there and started to think about what I could do to get myself back," Steibly said.
Steibly missed his entire junior season but has come back stronger than ever in his final year as a Seminole.
"We were as excited with all that's going on to watch him get back on the field," said Hickman. "To see the joy on his face to see him play the game he's worked so hard for and that he loves, it's extra special for him to be able to do that."
"I wasn't ever expecting anything like that to happen," said Steibly. "I knew in the back of my mind it was always a possibility, but I never knew it would happen to me. It's made me feel a little more grateful for the game."
Grateful and motivated, Steibly watched Florida High finish State Runners-up last season. Now, he wants to help lead them to a title.
"I still have the same mindset I've had since my freshman year," said Steibly. "Work as hard as I can every day and put myself in the best position possible."
It's a mindset Steibly carries over to the classroom. He has a perfect 4.0 GPA.
"He just brings that business-like work attitude," Hickman said. "He shows up every day, he works extremely hard in the classroom. He brings that same attitude to the field. He does it with his actions with how hard he plays and how hard he works everyday."
Hard work that's contagious.
"Everybody has the same mindset," Steibly said. "Working as hard as we can. We're working for the same goal. Take it one week at a time. Finish at State, and win."
A finish that, for Steibly, is years in the making.
Steibly said his plan is to play football at the next level. He wants to study kinesiology or sports medicine, something he knows quite a bit about.


This article was originally written by Dr. Bowman and published by DSI here.
The rolling landscape is brown and brittle for as far as I can see. A ridgetop observation point allows the view to fold around me in all directions where valleys and ridge tops are capped in snow. The steppe is grazed short by the flocks of sheep and goats, herds of cattle and yak, and bands of horses. Livestock is scattered in all directions of the compass -- lots of livestock. Estimates range between 62 and 65 million animals, all competing for free forage. There is an alarming trend – there are fewer and fewer herders because some are giving up and heading to the city for employment and a change of life style. One herder told me he was considering selling his livestock and relocating to Ulaanbaatar to find work in construction. Another trend with fewer herders is that they now have larger herds resulting in no net loss of animals – in fact, livestock numbers continue to rise! Herder families rarely encroach on one another. Camps are located in areas of adequate safety from the weather, good drainage, good water, and room to roam. Winter lingers here a couple of days per week (it was 6F one crisp, blustery, snowy morning!), while spring tries its best to creep in slowly. The humidity is essentially zero, so the cold does not seem to penetrate your body as it does in my home state of Virginia. 32F in VA feels like 0F in Mongolia. Regardless of how the weather is perceived, the herders and their livestock are weary of winter and looking forward to warmer weather and spring grass growth.
Animal Disease lingers in the form of Foot & Mouth Disease (FMD). There was an outbreak of FMD in the central part of the country in the spring of 2018. The Department of Food & Agriculture (DFA) is responsible for responding to the outbreak and reducing or eliminating the virus by imposing quarantines and selective culling. Our host was contacted by one herder who had all 40 of his cows destroyed by DFA because of the severity of the infection. While this is uncommon, it is a back breaker for the herder who has no insurance and whose government is unable to provide any compensation for destroyed animals – the same government agency that is under-budgeted and under-staffed for such largescale events. This herder could give up and go to the city to find work or he could rely on family and neighbors (if available) to provide a few animals so that he can start all over. The herders are also very familiar with the bacterial disease Brucellosis that is present in the herds and flocks. It infects mammals and causes miscarriages or sterility in animals and in humans. I spoke with a herders wife who was infected early in her married life and was able to birth one a child prior to infection but unable to become pregnant after infection. Cattle and other mammals are affected the same – they seem fine but will not produce offspring. There are no visible symptoms of infection. The herders now know that one way the disease is transmitted is in unpasteurized milk -- so they now typically boil all liquids. We trained the herders to understand that a second way the infection is transmitted is by contact with the birthing tissues and fluids of animals -- the bacteria can spread to anyone who handles those tissues with bare hands (men and women can be infected). Other livestock issues such as injury, pneumonia, and sore feet might require medication, which is available at a reasonable cost to the herders. There needs to be improvement in herder instruction on its proper use. Mongolian veterinarians are usually available, but they are expensive and it takes 1-2 days for them to arrive.
Forage Needs Are Critical. The summer of 2017 was reportedly dryer than usual resulting in less quality forage available as fall approached. The poor rain conditions also affected the amount of hay that herders were able to harvest and store going into the winter. The winter had some periods of bitterly cold weather – one herder shared with me that he lost over 50% of his cows after 13 continuous days of -50F temperatures. It is nearly impossible to feed the animals enough calories during those temperature extremes. Those life-threatening weather conditions require that an animal have as much forage as it can possibly eat all day long. Unfortunately, if the hay supply is short and the animal is left to forage for its roughage, it will lose condition and energy every day until hypothermia sets in (the herders describe the animals as "weak"). On the other hand, I spoke with one herder who spent the equivalent of $10,000 US to feed hay to his livestock during the winter and only lost one animal! I believe there needs to be an intentional emphasis placed on leaving select areas free of grazing which will allow hay production for individual herders -- or even better – in collective fashion with neighboring herders. If there is a collective effort to harvest hay, the next hurdle is distribution before the harsh winter sets in and access to the remote camps is limited. Plans should also be made to provide local storage areas where herders could access emergency supplies of later winter hay, if needed.
Genetic Improvement is a critical component in the future in the life of the Mongolians livestock. The animals that I examined in the late winter looked gaunt and hungry. No matter how they looked, they survived the harsh winter! The sturdy Mongolian livestock have hardy genes and this fact must be celebrated! The native gene pool has adapted and survived in this environment for decades. There have been efforts over the years to improve the genetics of the livestock. I heard stories of imported French goats that quickly died out after one winter season. I examined many cows crossbred with European imports that did not seem to be faring well – their frame structure was too large and their hair coats were too thin to ward off the bitter cold. There is one breed that I believe might fit -- this is the "Scotch Highland" breed – they are small, well haired, fertile, dual-purpose cattle (good for meat & milk) and are suited for the harsh weather conditions of the open fields of Scotland. I would encourage officials to consider a trial of crossbreeding this breed of cattle with pure, native Mongolian cattle.
Marketing of Animals and Animal Product is an important component of animal agribusiness. Cash flow is the most critical element in any small business. The Mongolian meat production industry is based on grass fed animals. Some herders direct market animals in the markets during the grazing season but most animals are marketed at the end of the grazing season. There is no central livestock market where public sales are held regularly as is done in many other countries. This presents many opportunities for a business that would buy less thrifty cattle – the older animals that are not breeding or the animals that did not gain well over the summer. These animals will be worth less per animal, but selling and processing these less desirable animals could result in fewer animals to feed over the winter, could provide cash flow to allow for purchase of much needed hay, or could decrease the amount of weaker animals that are susceptible to weather stress and death. The product would need further processing and the ground meat industry could flourish with this available meat source.
Optimistic herders, shepherds, and farmers constantly amaze, teach and encourage me. Worldwide, they faithfully believe that the grass will be better next year, that there will be more healthy babies born the next spring and there will be reasonable weather this upcoming winter. The Mongolian herders that I had the privilege of visiting with share the same values with farmers all over the world. They embrace the hard work because they love the way of life it allows them. Many Mongolian herders have been following the nomadic way of life for generations but are considering a move to the city because of jobs and a different lifestyle. The same trend is happening in the US and other developed or developing countries. With the assistance of groups like DSI and steady improvement in disease control, nutrition, genetic selection and the development of emerging markets, the future looks bright for keeping the Mongolian herders on the land.


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Coronel Fabriciano és una ciutat del Brasil de l'estat de Minas Gerais. Amb una població d'105.037 habitants el 2009.

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Samsung's debut smartwatch, the Galaxy Gear, will debut later this week as the world prepares to watch the top smartphone vendor on the planet try its hand in the emerging wearable computing market. At launch, however, the Gear smartwatch will only be compatible with a single smartphone — and it happens to be a smartphone that no one in the U.S. owns. Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Note 3 will debut on the same day as the Galaxy Gear in the U.S. and for the time being, it will be the only phone in the world to feature full Galaxy Gear compatibility. According to a recent report from CNET however, Samsung will issue updates by the end of the year to bring full Galaxy Gear compatibility to the flagship Galaxy S4 as well as the Galaxy Note II and Galaxy S III. In the meantime, Samsung's first smartwatch already has its first major hurdle to overcome before it even debuts — then again, the Galaxy Gear doesn't seem terribly exciting to begin with.


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Cardiogenic shock
Ultrasound showing cardiogenic shock due to myocarditis[1]
Altered mental status, clammy, bluish, or mottled skin.[2]
Kidney failure, respiratory failure, stroke[2]
Heart attack, valvular heart disease, aortic dissection, cardiomyopathy, myocarditis, arrhythmia, beta blocker or calcium channel blocker overdose[2]
Diabetes, old age, females[2]
SBP < 90 mmHg, urine output < 30 mL/hr, cool extremities[2]
Septic shock, neurogenic shock, hemorrhagic shock, obstructive shock[2][3]
Raise blood pressure, support breathing, reverse any underlying causes[2]
30 to 80% risk[2]
Cardiogenic shock (CS) is a disorder of the heart that results in prolonged inadequate blood flow to the tissues of the body.[2] The most common symptoms are altered mental status and clammy, bluish, or mottled skin.[2] Swelling may be present in the legs.[2] Complications may include kidney failure, respiratory failure, and stroke.[2]
The most common cause is a heart attack.[2] Other causes include valvular heart disease, aortic dissection, cardiomyopathy, myocarditis, arrhythmia, and beta blocker or calcium channel blocker overdose.[2] Diagnosis involves a systolic blood pressure less than 90 mmHg and a urine output of less than 30 mL/hr or cool arms and legs.[2] This occurs despite sufficient volume in the blood vessels.[4] Cardiac tamponade and pulmonary embolism are generally deemed to be causes of obstructive shock.[3]
The initial goal of treatment is to raise the blood pressure, support breathing, and reverse any underlying causes.[2] This may include intravenous fluids and vasopressors such as norepinephrine or dobutamine.[2] A central line and arterial line may be useful for giving medications and monitoring the condition.[2] If the underlying cause is a heart attack, primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) is recommended.[2] Other efforts may include extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), ventricular assist device (VAD), or heart transplant.[2] Mechanical ventilation or dialysis may also be required.[5] Palliative care may be useful in certain cases.[2]
Cardiogenic shock affects about 7% of STEMIs and 3% of NSTEMIs.[2] It is becoming less common with the greater use of primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for heart attacks.[2] Poor outcomes are common, with a 30% to 80% risk of death.[2] The condition was first described in 1912 by Herrick; however, the current name for the condition did not come into use until 1942.[4]
Video explanation of shock
1 Signs and symptoms
3.1 Electrocardiogram
3.2 Ultrasound
3.3 Swan-Ganz catheter
3.4 Biopsy
3.5 Cardiac index
Anxiety, restlessness, altered mental state due to decreased blood flow to the brain and subsequent hypoxia.
Low blood pressure due to decrease in cardiac output.
A rapid, weak, thready pulse due to decreased circulation combined with tachycardia.
Cool, clammy, and mottled skin (cutis marmorata) due to vasoconstriction and subsequent hypoperfusion of the skin.
Distended jugular veins due to increased jugular venous pressure.
Oliguria (low urine output) due to inadequate blood flow to the kidneys if the condition persists.
Rapid and deeper respirations (hyperventilation) due to sympathetic nervous system stimulation and acidosis.
Fatigue due to hyperventilation and hypoxia.
Absent pulse in fast and abnormal heart rhythms.
Pulmonary edema, involving fluid back-up in the lungs due to insufficient pumping of the heart.
Cardiogenic shock is caused by the failure of the heart to pump effectively. It is due to damage to the heart muscle, most often from a heart attack or myocardial contusion.[6] Other causes include abnormal heart rhythms, cardiomyopathy, heart valve problems, ventricular outflow obstruction (i.e. systolic anterior motion (SAM) in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), or ventriculoseptal defects. It can also be caused by a sudden decompressurization (e.g. in an aircraft), where air bubbles are released into the bloodstream (Henry's law), causing heart failure.[7][8][9][10][8][11][12]
An electrocardiogram helps to establish the exact diagnosis and guides treatment, it may reveal:
Abnormal heart rhythms, such as bradycardia (slowed heart rate)
myocardial infarction (ST-elevation MI, STEMI, is usually more dangerous than non-STEMIs; MIs that affect the ventricles are usually more dangerous than those that affect the atria; those affecting the left side of the heart, especially the left ventricle, are usually more dangerous than those affecting the right side, unless that side is severely compromised)
Signs of cardiomyopathy
Echocardiography may show poor ventricular function, signs of PED, rupture of the interventricular septum, an obstructed outflow tract or cardiomyopathy.
Swan-Ganz catheter
The Swan-Ganz catheter or pulmonary artery catheter may assist in the diagnosis by providing information on the hemodynamics.
When cardiomyopathy is suspected as the cause of cardiogenic shock, a biopsy of heart muscle may be needed to make a definite diagnosis.
Cardiac index
If the cardiac index falls acutely below 2.2 L/min/m2, the person may be in cardiogenic shock.
Depending on the type of cardiogenic shock, treatment involves infusion of fluids, or in shock refractory to fluids, inotropic medications. In case of an abnormal heart rhythm immediate synchronized cardioversion or anti-arrhythmic agents may be administered, e.g. adenosine.
Positive inotropic agents (such as dobutamine or milrinone), which enhance the heart's pumping capabilities, are used to improve the contractility and correct the low blood pressure. Medications that improve the heart's ability to contract (positive inotropes) may help; however, it is unclear which is best.[13] Cardiogenic shock may be treated with intravenous dobutamine, which acts on β1 receptors of the heart leading to increased contractility and heart rate.[14]
Should that not suffice an intra-aortic balloon pump (which reduces workload for the heart, and improves perfusion of the coronary arteries) or a left ventricular assist device (which augments the pump-function of the heart) can be considered. Mechanical ventilation or ECMO may be used to help stabilize people with severe or refractory cardiogenic shock until they can be given some type of definitive treatment, such as a ventricular assist device.[7][8][9] Finally, as a last resort, if the person is stable enough and otherwise qualifies, heart transplantation, or if not eligible an artificial heart, can be placed. These invasive measures are important tools—more than 50% of patients who do not die immediately due to cardiac arrest from a lethal abnormal heart rhythm and live to reach the hospital (who have usually suffered a severe acute myocardial infarction, which in itself still has a relatively high mortality rate), die within the first 24 hours. The mortality rate for those still living at time of admission who suffer complications (among others, cardiac arrest or further abnormal heart rhythms, heart failure, cardiac tamponade, a ruptured or dissecting aneurysm, or another heart attack) from cardiogenic shock is even worse around 85%, especially without drastic measures such as ventricular assist devices or transplantation.
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