American Animals (2018), (♦♦♦♦): On the final day of the semester in 2004, four college friends carried out an art heist in the rare collections room of Transylvania University's library with the intention of acquiring rare first edition books, some of which dated back to the 19th century. Their primary target was Audubon's books of animal paintings, estimated at 12 million dollars. The perpetrators planned their crime by watching heist films and googling instructions on how to rob a place. After aborting the heist on the first run due to unforeseen circumstances, they went ahead with it the next day. It did not go smoothly.
I have seen a fair share of capers movies. It is, after all, one of my favorite genres. Heist films tend to oscillate between two themes: the ones that are successful—think the Danny Ocean trilogy (See Ocean's Eleven (2001)), The Thomas Crown Affair (1999), Flawless, The Italian Job (2003), and Thin Ice—, and the ones that go mightily bad—think Takers, Drive, The Town, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, and The Place Beyond the Pines. I like both types; the successful ones for the adrenaline rush of an elegant job executed flawlessly, and the heists that go bad, for the drama and the high stakes game. American Animals is a solid entry in the genre with a unique take and the added bonus of perspective.
Using frequent close-up camera shots of beautiful animal paintings and actors applying makeup, American Animals works both as a solid heist movie and the documentary it aspires to be. It is not based on a true story; it is a true story that unfolds through an eclectic mix of past events—images reconstructed with actors playing the parts at the beat of dizzying tunes during their wildest times (i.e., partying and committing petty thievery), with atmospheric, tension-filled music to underscore the heist and its aftermath—and modern-day interviews with the actual players narrating the events as they unfolded, take by take.
The audience takes front seat to witness what I have come to label "the elasticity of memories". Every player involved remembering things differently, sometimes vastly so, thus one is not sure of how things actually happened or if every man involved viewed things through others' lens. Also, through this rather innovative storytelling the audience gains perspective because we get to witness, for the first time, people who were involved in movie-like events and wish they have acted differently. They are not proud of the damage they caused.
Nuancedly acted by the ensemble cast, including the real-life subjects providing their innermost doubts and regrets, makes this caper compelling, refreshing, and a movie event that should not be missed.
Bel Canto (2018), (♦♦♦): The President of a South American country has excused himself, at the last minute, from attending a birthday bash thrown by his Vice President for the head of a Japanese corporation who has the intention of investing in their country. People of different nationalities are in attendance. The highlight of the celebration is the singing by a world-famous soprano. When she finishes one of her arias, guerrilla fighters enter through the air conditioning vents and take everyone hostage. In the standoff that ensues, bonds are forged between hostages and captors.
Partly produced by Ann Patchett and Paul Weitz—the latter also directed—, Bel Canto is an adaptation of Ann Patchett's bestselling novel of the same title (book review), which has a running time of 100 minutes, starring Julianne Moore (Roxanne Coss), Ken Watanabe (Mr. Hosokawa), Ryo Kase (Gen), Sebastian Koch (Messner), and Christopher Lambert.
One of the strengths of Bel Canto lies in its star-studded international cast—some of the best actors in the business whose talents are criminally underused in this overly saccharine production. There are two more good things working in favor of this movie: it is visually appealing, not emotionally engaging or remarkable by any means, but it conveys the message prettily; it also helps that it is a very faithful adaption, something that no doubt will appeal to fans of the novel. However, the inherently problematic "sweet" source material, is magnified a hundred-fold in the movie. The characters' inner worlds are left unexplored, words devoid of feelings control the narrative, thus it becomes hard to believe that those hostages are scarred by their traumatic circumstance, or that their captors haven't even thought about the fate that may befall them all.
Bel Canto will not be wasted time for fans of the novel, but I recommend you rent it if you are intent on watching it.
Love, Simon (2018), (♦♦♦♦): Simon Spier is a typical teenager: he has a loving family and circle of friends, two of whom he knows since kindergarten. He has a sister he loves, who aspires to be a chef, and whom Simon supports by trying out her experimental dishes. However, Simon has a secret...He is a closeted gay.
Classmate Martin accidentally accesses Simon's email account and takes screenshots of his email exchanges with a boy from the school. Martin could not care less about Simon. He is rather besotted with Abby, one of Simon's closest friends. Thus, the deal is on: Martin's silence in exchange for him getting close to Abby. However, Simon's life is about to get infinitely more complicated when he discourages his friend Nick from pursuing Abby, and Martin declares his love for Abby in front of the whole audience right before the start of the homecoming football game.
Based on the novel Simon Vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda, Love, Simon is a lovely movie with lots of high school drama, hip music, some (at times unintended) humor, lots of heart, and a not so subtle message about acceptance that is by no means preachy. It is a coming out tale but also a come-of-age one, with hip music, endearing characters whose fates we care about, and the mystery of what will happen to Simon and the identity of his boy crush meaningfully explored as well. We even care enough about the villain to feel bad for him.
Give this movie a chance even if you think you have nothing in common with the characters. You will be entertained and delighted.
"Googling instructions on how to rob a place"? Apparently Google really does know everything! I think I'll give Bel Canto a miss. I prefer to keep my images of the novel which I loved intact. Love, Simon does indeed sound like a lovely film with a lot to recommend it.
I know, right? :-) I assure you Bel Canto is not bad, is just not remarkable either. ;-) Love, Simon has a lot going for it.
Both I and my husband like the heist movie genre. I hadn't realized that American Animals was such a mashup of a docudrama but it sounds worth watching.
I appreciate your balanced review of Bel Canto.
Well, American Animals is a docudrama probably in the same way I, Tonya was a docudrama, the format is approximate, except that in AA the actual robbers give their input in interview style. It works very well, to be honest.
I think I want to give Bel Canto a shot. I started the novel but did not finish it -- sometime I might go back to it. The movie looks visually enticing as you said. & Watanabe & Moore might make it interesting enough. But it's too bad it wasn't a bit better per your review. Other hostage kinds of movies have been a good formula. Thx. We are trying the BBC drama Archangel with Daniel Craig at the moment. Several years old I think.
Hostage movies work well when they are thrillers; Bel Canto is more melodrama than anything. Watanabe and Moore make it interesting, but the movie is just too sweet to my liking, not enough depth. I own Archangel; it's quite good. In my opinion, Daniel Craig is better as Bond, but he is watchable as a historian out of his depth.
I've not seen the first two but I loved Love, Simon. It was very entertaining and a little bit like one of those films where you have to cover your eyes because you know everything is going to go pear shaped.


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Is The Misfit of Demon King Academy II on Netflix, Hulu, Crunchyroll, or Funimation?
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'The Misfit of Demon King Academy' or 'Maou Gakuin no Futekigousha: Shijou Saikyou no Maou no Shiso, Tensei shite Shison-tachi no Gakkou e Kayou' is a fantasy action series based on Japanese light novel series of the same name written by Shu. The show follows Demon King Anos Voldigoad who sacrifices himself for the greater good during a time of widespread conflict and war, with the hope that he will one day return to a peaceful future.
Although he gets reincarnated 2,000 years later, Anos learns that his legacy has been corrupted and the world remembers him much differently now. In order to expose those behind the entire conspiracy, he joins the Demon King Academy to announce his return and acquire his rightful place. First released on July 4, 2020, the anime is all set to return with its second season. In case you are excited to watch it too, then here's all the streaming and other information you are going to need.
What is The Misfit of Demon King Academy II About?
In the season 1 finale, Anos challenges Lay to a fight after learning his reasons for rewriting history. But he eventually allows his opponent to win just for the sake of eliminating the hatred that humans have for demons. This only escalates the situation which is made worse by the arrival of Jerga, who is stopped by Anos before he causes the self-destruction of Zeshia clones. When all attempts to make him realize that the world is at peace end up failing, Lay and Anos simply cut him down. However, Anos makes sure that he reincarnates him before his death following which he and his companions move back to the Demon Realm.
In season 2, Anos will learn that preventing the human-demon war is not enough. All hopes of a peaceful future suddenly seem foolish as the Child of God confronts him. Now, it will be up to Anos to deal with the present-day threats and prepare for a new battle that is going to test him like never before.
Is The Misfit of Demon King Academy II on Netflix?
No, 'The Misfit of Demon King Academy II' is not accessible on the streaming giant. Therefore, we recommend Netflix subscribers alternatively watch 'Kakegurui.'
Is The Misfit of Demon King Academy II on Hulu?
Hulu subscribers will have to look for the show on some other platform since it is not accessible on the streaming website. But 'The Rising of the Shield Hero' and 'My Hero Academia' are two great shows with somewhat similar themes that the fan of the fantasy action anime will probably enjoy.
Is The Misfit of Demon King Academy II on Amazon Prime?
Amazon Prime's current catalog does not include 'The Irregular at Magic High School.' One can therefore watch somewhat similar anime like 'KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple.'
Is The Misfit of Demon King Academy II on Crunchyroll?
Crunchyroll has licensed the second season of the fantasy action anime for streaming outside Asia. People who have a subscription can watch all the latest episodes with original Japanese audio and English subtitles here.
Is The Misfit of Demon King Academy II on Funimation?
Funimations' massive catalog of anime does not include 'The Misfit of Demon King Academy II.' If you wish to watch something similar, then you would probably enjoy watching 'The Irregular at Magic High School.'
Where to Watch The Misfit of Demon King Academy II Online?
Since the anime is streaming on Crunchyroll, there is a good chance that you will be able to watch the latest season on VRV as well. You can look for the series following its release on January 7, 2023, on the official website. In some parts of Asia, 'The Misfit of Demon King Academy II' will be accessible for streaming on the D-anime store.
How to Stream The Misfit of Demon King Academy II for Free?
VRV and Crunchyroll come with a 30 and 14-day free trial for first-time subscribers respectively. People who wish to watch the anime free of cost can use the aforementioned offers. However, we encourage our readers to refrain from using illegal means and watch their favorite shows online only after paying for them.
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A very sick girl finds an unlikely savior
The Boston Globe tells the story of Boston Children's patient Sloan St. James who was diagnosed with biliary atresia and received a liver transplant after Lt. Steven Tenney found out he was a match to donate.
How to help a teenager kick heroin
The Today Show reports on the pilot program at Wareham Pediatrics that provides drug counseling to patients who are struggling with addiction. The program was created by Boston Children's Sharon Levy, MD, MPH, along with Glenn Focht, MD, and Jonas Bromberg, PsyD, from the PPOC.
In a First, Gene Therapy Halts a Fatal Brain Disease
The New York Times reports that a team led by Boston Children's Chief Scientific Officer David Williams, MD, have used gene therapy to stave off a fatal degenerative brain disease - adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) - an achievement that some experts had thought impossible.


This plant's Latin name has given me my chosen nom-de-Hogwarts: Prunella vulgaris. It suits me.
Prunella's common names also speak volumes: woundwart, self-heal and heart-of-the-earth. This is one potent little herb, widespread in Zones 3-9, but particularly common in Ireland. It is a low-growing plant, and spreads both by seeds and by side shoots. In this, it resembles its cousin, the mint, but it lacks mint's distinctive taste and scent.
In North America, prunella flowers in July and August. The flowers are small, but deserve a closer look: above a single stem the flowers emerge from a squarish club-shaped cluster. Each tiny, violet-colored flower is elegantly hooded and lipped, a little like a tiny snapdragon. Because few flowers open at a time from a distance the cluster may appear brown or reddish. But take a closer look. Pollinators do. It is a favorite host for the clouded sulphur butterfly Colias philodice.
If you haven't seen prunella, chances are that you haven't been looking. It's everywhere. Where it grows in the grass, it adapts to mowing by keeping its head down, and it flowers at the level of the surrounding turf. Prunella prefers moist partial shade, but it isn't picky. However, cultivate around it and it is gone.
The uses and benefits of prunella are many. Every part of the plant is edible. It is antiseptic, diuretic, anti-pyretic and styptic. It is said to lower blood pressure and to be anti-viral. Research is pursuing the suggestion that it might be helpful in the treatment of diabetes, herpes, Ebola and HIV. In the European Middle Ages, prunella was held to be a holy herb, and was credited with being able to repel the devil himself.
Because the open, lipped flowers might look to some like an open mouth and throat, prunella's most traditional use has been to soothe ailments of the mouth and throat.
Some of its legendary powers are truly remarkable. Prunella has been known as a remedy for the injury of animal bites. And, if you've ever been bitten by an animal in your dreams it heals the dream wound. I don't ever recall having been bitten by an animal in my dreams, but it sounds quite alarming. It's good to know that the remedy is so close at hand.
I've always called in heals all. Not all heal. Sounds better don't you think? Love these posts. Thanks.
I bought it at a unit plant sale as I was intrigued by the name "self heal" . However, I never did research it. Thanks!
I enjoy learning about the history and uses of the 'weeds' that surround me.


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Zahra's father reveals details of the most heinous crime in the Iraqi protests
Category: Iraq News
Shafaq News/ Ali Salman, the father of university student Zahraa, said on Thursday that his daughter had been killed because of her support for the protests in the country, stressing that neither he nor any of his family members had political affiliation.
"My daughter was killed because of her support for her fellow protesters," Salman told Shafaq News, adding that neither he nor any of his family members, including his dead daughter, had received threats in advance."
"I was providing material and logistical support to the demonstrators from mu money, where I often took Zahra to Tahrir Square and we were distributing aid to the demonstrators."
"Zahra often spent the money I gave her to the demonstrators and help the needy of her colleagues," Salman said. "Help and goodness have been a feature of my daughter since childhood."
"There were those who were filming us in Tahrir Square and we were avoiding it and trying as hard as possible not to be filmed. We were suspicious of it. There are those who insist on filming inside the square," he said, " I don't accuse any party of killing my daughter as I have no personal problem with anyone".
"We are Faili Iraqi Kurds and we are known to be peaceful people in society. We are not hostile to anyone, we were and are still oppressed."
On the other hand, relatives of the young lady, Zahra told Shafaq News that the latter was tortured by her kidnappers where she was electrocuted and received several stab wounds in her body as well as a broken jaw and a skull then her dead body was thrown in front of her house in Baghdad".
Zahra Ali Salman, born in 2000 was an Iraqi university student, killed on Tuesday after being kidnapped and her body thrown in front of her home.
5 demonstrators killed in Baghdad
International organization announces emerge of coordinated attacks which killed at least 20 protesters in Baghdad
Hours after his abduction ... The body of a civilian activist found in Baghdad
Four protesters killed by gunfire from security forces in Baghdad, Reuters
Security kills a demonstrator and arrests a gunman tried to infiltrate the protests in central Baghdad
3 demonstrators killed in central Baghdad
A shop owner who provides aid to the protests killed in the capital Baghdad
40 killed and wounded by security using bombs against protesters in Baghdad, Reuters


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Безопасен секс е полово общуване, при което рисковете от полово предавани болести, нежелана бременност или нараняване на части от тялото са сведени до минимум.

При форми на безопасен секс без проникване като мастурбацията (самозадоволяване или взаимна) или петинга рисковете за партньорите в акта са занижени, ако няма контакт между телесните им течности (вагинален секрет, сперма, слюнка).

При вагинален или анален секс най-сигурен метод е използването на презерватив. Той дава 98% безопасност – както за полово предавани болести, така и за нежелана бременност.

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Two freshly minted Rs 2,000 notes were found on the two militants who were gunned down on Tuesday in an encounter by security forces in Bandipora district. A cache of arms and ammunition were recovered, in addition to Rs 15,000 in cash – two Rs 2,000 notes and the remaining in Rs 100 notes.
According to an Indian Army spokesperson in Srinagar, a joint operation was launched by the army and the local police based on specific information in Hajin in north Kashmir's Baramulla district. The encounter ended after the two militants were gunned down and a combing operation was carried out.
Preliminary reports suggest the duo – both believed to be foreigners – belonged to the Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist group, police said, but their identity is yet to be ascertained.
Tuesday's incident came a day after four armed and masked men entered a state-run bank in Malpora and made away with Rs 13 lakh in cash, mostly in scrapped Rs 500 and 1,000 banknotes, according to reports.
Before that, three masked men robbed a bank of Rs 2.25 lakh in Kulgam district on October 25.
In Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise announcement on November 8 on scrapping of high denomination banknotes, he cited as one of the key targets of the denomination drive militants allegedly funded by counterfeit Indian currency from Pakistan. It is still unclear how the two militants came to possess the new banknotes, less than two weeks after they were launched.


The conductor of the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra addresses the crowd at MLK Park.
On Friday, June 15, 2018, Indy residents packed a picnic and enjoyed a free Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra concert at Martin Luther King Jr. Park. The evening was sponsored by Indy Parks and Recreation, Penrod Art Society, Charles Rubright and Bose McKinney & Evans.


Because of Yelp reviews, I knew to head over here through the retail side so that I could get a free sample. When I walked in, yep - I got a milk chocolate truffle sample and was nearly overwhelmed by all the chocolate all around. I didn't actually buy anything though.
It was neat to see the displays in the amazing various colors they had. I actually didn't know that Ghirardelli was based in San Francisco until I came into town. Guess I had never looked hard enough at the logo! Anyhow, they have a brief machine set-up in the soda fountain area that showed how chocolate is made Ghirardelli's way. It was pretty neat to check out.
Duc and I wanted to make sure we got something good here so we ended up choosing the Gold Rush Sundae. I knew he loved peanut butter, so it was the choice. Vanilla ice cream with melted peanut butter, hot fudge, caramel, whipped cream, and a Maraschino cherry on top - how do you not feel guilty about that? However, the melted peanut butter was just a brilliant idea because it really mellowed out the entire dessert. Usually peanut butter and chocolate desserts have one overpowering the other but this was just perfect. I'm pretty sure I lost his heart over this dessert - I even caught him at some point during the rest of our day daydreaming about the dessert and not me. Too good - worth the ~$9.


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This is a list of periodicals published by the Seventh-day Adventist Church or by its church members. They include both official and unofficial publications relating to Seventh-day Adventism. Magazines which are only available on the internet are not included.

Most periodicals are listed by location of the publisher. A brief list of the most circulated periodicals is also included.

Periodicals by circulation
The list of Adventist periodicals by circulation may give some indication of notability, but this criterion alone does not measure the impact of a magazine, and gift subscriptions and other freely distributed magazines might be expected to have an inflated circulation. As an example, one may assume that academic journals have more influence than their lower circulations suggest.

Items here are also listed by location below. Many older issues of these periodicals can be viewed online at the Adventist Archives

 Adventist World – 1,200,000 (unpaid circulation)
 Liberty – over 200,000
 Health & Home(Adventist magazine) (flagship publication of Philippine Publishing House) – 165,000
 El Centinela (Spanish version of Signs of the Times) – 100,000
 Pacific Union Recorder – 75,000 unpaid
 Ministry – 53,000 (including 37,000 gift subscriptions)
 Signs of the Times (Australian version) – 45,000
Gleaner – 40,000 unpaid subscribers
 Adventist Review – 30,000 paid subscribers
 Guide – 30,000
 College and University Dialogue – 30,000
 Record, magazine issued freely to Australian church members – 26,000
 Korean Signs of the Times – 17,000 in 2004

Scholarly journals

The Journal of Adventist Education.
Journal of the Adventist Theological Society - ? paid; nearly 2000 unpaid
 Spectrum, Adventist focus, independent.
 Andrews University Seminary Studies - 600
 Journal of Asia Adventist Seminary (?)
 Journal of Adventist Mission Studies (?)
 Asia Adventist Seminary Studies (?)
 Valley View University Journal of Theology (?)
 Journal of AIIAS African Theological Association (?)

Sabbath School lessons
These publications are used during Sabbath School time at church. Many are published on various denominational presses worldwide.

 Sabbath School Lesson study guide, or colloquially "the quarterly" (Adult)
 Beginner (infants)
 Kindergarten (Kindergarten)
 Our Little Friend (Kindergarten)
 Primary (Primary age)
 Primary Treasure (Primary age)
 PowerPoints (Juniors and Earliteens)
 Guide, a weekly story magazine for Juniors and Earliteens (10-14 year olds).
 Real Time Faith (Earliteens)
 Insight (Youth)
 Cornerstone Connections or Collegiate Quarterly (Youth)

Official local area newsmagazines
The official newsmagazines include:

 The Inter-American Division Messenger 1924–1966 in DjVu format,

United States:
 Gleaner (North Pacific Union) 1906–present (as of 2018)
 Pacific Union Recorder (Pacific Union Conference) 1901–1975 in DjVu format, 2003—
 Visitor (Columbia Union Conference) 1901–1966 in DjVu format, 2004–2006, 2007–2008

Adventist publishing houses

North America
North America is administered as the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists.

Review and Herald Publishing Association
The Review and Herald Publishing Association:
 Adventist Review, the official Seventh-day Adventist magazine, issued weekly and with nearly 30,000 paid subscribers.
 Adventist World, an international magazine with 1.2 million unpaid circulation.
 Ministry, for pastors, by the Ministerial Association of Seventh-day Adventists. Monthly circulation to Adventists about 16,000; and bimonthly sent to about 37,000 pastors of other denominations on a gift basis.  ISSN 0026-5314
 Liberty, devoted to religious freedom
 Listen, drug education for teens
 Message, mission with an urban edge
 Shabbat Shalom, aimed at facilitating dialogue between Jews and Christians
 Vibrant Life, about the health message
 Winner, drug education for late primary school age
 Women of Spirit, for women

Pacific Press Publishing Association
The Pacific Press Publishing Association:
El Centinela monthly magazine, Spanish language version of Signs
Signs of the Times monthly magazine for North America (one year of archives)

South Pacific
Signs Publishing Company in Warburton, Victoria, Australia is the church publisher of the South Pacific Division of Seventh-day Adventists. The three major magazines it publishes are:
 Signs of the Times, an easy-reading magazine in a format similar to Reader's Digest, the flagship publication of Signs Publishing Company for distribution in the South Pacific. It has a circulation of 45,000
 Record is a weekly news magazine aimed at churchmembers, issued freely to churches. Circulation of 26,000
 Edge is targeted at young adults, and published bimonthly by Signs Publishing.

Asia
 Catalyst, published from Mission College in Thailand
 Kerala Adventist Chronicle is the official magazine of southwest India union of SDA

South America
South America is administered as the South American Division of Seventh-day Adventists.

Asociación Casa Editora Sudamericana
The Asociación Casa Editora Sudamericana (South American Publishing House):
 Revista Adventista, the Spanish-language version of the Adventist Review.
 Vida Feliz, a publication related to the health message.
 Mis amigos, a publication in magazine format for children.

Universidad Adventista de Chile
The Universidad Adventista de Chile, through its Faculty of Theology publishes:
 Advenimiento, a theological review published semesterly, as a mean to make known researches in the biblical-theological field, in the context of the seventh-day adventist faith.

Independent
These may be significantly left or right of the Adventist mainstream, or may just be published by an independent organization.

Historic Adventism
 Our Firm Foundation, published by Hope International
 Pilgrim's Rest, by Vance Ferrell
 Adventists Affirm, published from Michigan. Archives from Spring 2000 (as of August 2008)

More moderate
 Perspective Digest, the popular-level publication of the Adventist Theological Society
Adventist Australia

Progressive/liberal Adventism
 Adventist Today
 Spectrum, published by the Association of Adventist Forums. In 2002, paid subscriptions numbered 3000
 Adventist Heritage
 Present Truth Magazine (formerly of Robert Brinsmead)
 Good News Unlimited
 Adventist Professional
 Adventist Currents
 Evangelica

See also
 Seventh-day Adventist Church
 List of United States magazines
 Media ministries of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
 History of the Seventh-day Adventist Church

References

External links
 Adventist Archives
 Seventh-day Adventist Periodical Index (SDAPI), sponsored by the Association of Seventh-day Adventist Librarians  (ASDAL)
 List of Periodicals in the Index
 Publishing Ministries of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, a list of church publishers worldwide.
 Review and Herald magazines
 WorldCat search for Seventh-day Adventist periodicals
 Publishing Ministries, a list of church publishers.
 List of Adventist journals from ASDAL

Analysis and commentary:
 Four SDA News Reports Compared by Alicia Goree in Adventist Today 6:3

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Gerhard Cardinal Müller is prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith at the Vatican. Plough had the opportunity to interview him while he was visiting the United States along with Pope Francis in September 2015.
Plough: What do you see as the most urgent challenge facing Christians today?
Müller: All Christians, churches, and denominations are confronted with a big wave of secularization, an understanding of the life of human beings without God and linked only with this world. But this is a finite world, and the deep questions we have – the existential questions of where we are coming from, where we are going to, and what the sense of our life is – will find an answer only in the light of Jesus Christ and God, the creator of the world.
Do you think that secularization inherently brings more persecution against the church?
We know from history about the classical persecution of the Christians, but now we have other forms of persecution aimed at keeping Christian thinking out of public life, to make Christians ridiculous, to say that Christianity belongs to the past and has nothing to do with the future. We must not complain under these persecutions. Jesus promised us this persecution; not only bloody persecution but also the persecution of people speaking badly about or against us. We must be very firm and true in our witness for Jesus Christ. What Jesus said is truth, and the truth of God will make us free.
What keeps you going during the difficult times, when your task becomes hard and the burden is great?
Jesus didn't promise us an easy life; he promised life according to his passion. A priest identifies himself with the passion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the hope in the risen Lord. A Catholic priest cannot live like a functionary or an official of the state; it is not a worldly or secular profession. One needs a personal relationship to Jesus Christ, and must try to live in his spirit, in the Holy Spirit. It is only possible with daily prayer. We Catholic priests have the breviary, a collection of the psalms and other prayers, and readings of Holy Scripture and of the church fathers. We are obliged, we have the duty – not an external but an internal duty – to pray every day the morning prayer, the Lauds, and the evening prayer, the Vespers, and to pray before going to bed with all the reflections of conscience: what we have done good or bad. It is very important to have a spiritual communion with Jesus Christ because a priest must be the holy representative, the visible representative, of Jesus Christ. As human beings we are sinners who need daily forgiveness, striving become more and more saint-like in the sense that the grace of God fills our personal life.
In Pope Francis's 2015 encyclical, Laudato Si', he links consumerism's lack of reverence for the environment with our society's lack of reverence for the unborn child. That fact is surprising to the average American because of the way the media covered the document. In your view, what are the key elements of the Holy Father's teachings that get lost in the media fray?
Sometimes representatives of the mass media are only interested in their own view of things. They select what they want to present to the public. That is a problem. The Holy Father said this encyclical is not only an environmental encyclical; it speaks of the house of the world which is given to us from God. The environment – the trees, and the animals, and so on – is only one element. He also speaks about the environment of the community and the society. This encyclical has social dimensions. He says God must be praised for all he has given to us. We cannot destroy his creation by exploiting the environment and also human beings. There is so much exploitation of people in poor countries, in rich countries, and also in the United States. You have many poor people who are exploited. It is wrong that only a part is extraordinarily rich while another part is extraordinarily poor. The gifts of creation are given to us all. Everyone has the right to live from the earth and all the resources given to us. That is the message from the Holy Father. It's not ecological in a very small sense. He also speaks about the bread and the wine for the Eucharist, and of the Holy Trinity, and all the basic elements of Christian faith that are revealed to us.
That is the theme of this encyclical, not just some elements in which journalists are interested. I can understand the journalists: they have to fill the newspaper every day. That is a structural problem they have. They cannot go into depth. So they pick out some elements and reduce this wide thinking, this deep introduction to the understanding of human existence in the light of God the creator and our redeemer. The message of the Holy Father is to remember the meaning of human existence, of human life, and to take care of children. He spoke in this encyclical against abortion, in favor of life. Every life is important. Whether someone is ill or healthy, young or old, it's not our business to define if a life is worth living. Everybody is a mystery and it is only God who understands this mystery in each person. We must respect the life of everybody and take care of everybody. He underlines the role of mothers and fathers – that we are not living only for ourselves, but that the happiness of our existence consists in giving our life for others.
I learned you're a former student of Gustavo Gutiérrez, a famous liberation theologian. What are some of the things you treasure most from what you learned from Gutiérrez?
He came from Latin America, so widened our horizon to all of humankind. His main question was: How can we speak of the love of God, seeing what is happening in the countries of Latin America where there are no human rights, no respect for human dignity? This is a theological question. How can we speak of God in the context of so much human suffering, where basic needs are not filled, where mothers in the evening don't know what to give their children to eat the next morning, where there is no medical care, where young people die for lack of medicine? Liberation theology taught me that a preoccupation for the poor is a Christian task. Socialists take only certain elements from Christian belief – they have stolen some elements from us – but we must see the unity between our relationship to God and our responsibility to our brothers and sisters in this world. In the First Letter of St. John we read: How can I love God whom I cannot see, if I don't love my brother whom I see? In other words, this is the unity of the love to God and the love to brothers and sisters in which Jesus is personally present. It is not only social work. The consequence of love to God realizes itself in love to brothers and sisters who are suffering or lacking the basic elements of existence.
The Holy Father has been powerfully effective in turning the world's attention to the poor and those living on the margins. Which parts of Pope Francis's message hark back to the liberation theology you were speaking about, and in what ways does he differ from it?
He said yesterday against some interpretation, "I am not a leftist pope. I never said anything beyond the traditional social doctrine of the church." The pope as a universal shepherd of the church cannot be linked with a current of theology. The magisterium is learning from all this theological discussion but cannot be defined as a part of some theological school. What he has learned is not anything from a theological system but it is his experience in his country of Argentina, and in other Latin American countries. The bishop and the Catholic Church in Latin America have a deep communion and independence, and we can say Latin America is – in spite of all differences – one continent with a lot of the same conditions. His experience of Latin America left a deep impression. I think that is very good for the universal church because our history naturally is rooted in the European and North American territory, region, and culture. And now we are in a time when the Asian, African, and South American experiences are coming to the center. The world is growing together not only politically and economically, but also the faith is coming more together, and we must overcome these separations in the First, Second, and Third World. We believe only in one creation and one world.
There is a lot of talk of a split between so-called progressives and traditionalists within the Catholic Church.
It is an old ploy of the mass media to polarize the church. Since the Second Vatican Council we have had to deal with this. But it is also a problem of the church itself. It's is not so easy to find the right answer to all the efforts and challenges the world of secularization presents. And therefore we have this contradiction of those who are saying we must be absolutely closed to the revelation, and on the other hand we must ask ourselves, "What can we do for those who are very far away from Christian thinking?" But if you look to Jesus, he said only what he heard from his Father. The revelation was not a human imagination; Jesus himself was also close to the sinners, but without relativizing his own words. If we follow Jesus we can also overcome wide separations and divisions within the discipleship of Jesus, which is the church. The church is nothing more than the discipleship of Jesus, and if we are obedient to Jesus we will follow him, also into his passion, where he was persecuted. Then we can give a good example to the world. The world can believe in Jesus only if his disciples are united, not split.
As you were saying, the western world is growing more secular and often seems more hostile to the Christian faith. Catholic, Protestant, and Anabaptist Christians have been working together as never before and building new friendships. In what ways could this be significant for the future?
There are differences in doctrine and liturgy, and also in some styles of life, but we must together give one testimony to Jesus Christ, to his peace, and to the freedom that comes from him, from the glory of the children of God and all the good God is giving to us. We must testify to the universal vocation to eternal life and the hope we can have in Jesus Christ for everybody.
Gerhard Cardinal Müller is Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith at the Vatican.


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Doing the Wrong Thing: Offseason Quarterback Moves
March 3, 2015 Leave a commentBlog, Carolina Panthers, Los Angeles Rams, New Orleans Saints, Opinion, Tennessee TitansBy David R. McCullough
Just as teams can win the offseason, they can certainly lose it through bad signings and salary cap mismanagement. In part two of this series, David McCullough looks at some potentially problematic offseason quarterback moves.
As winter turns to spring, NFL clubs continue to revamp their rosters. However, the on-paper allure of some transactions often fails to translate into positive results or value. In other cases, the moves are highly questionable to all but the general manager who swings the deal. A number of potential moves this offseason could involve quarterbacks, but front offices should tread carefully to avoid QB shenanigans.
St. Louis Rams: Keep Sam Bradford
Well, this is awkward. The Rams have already committed to bringing the first overall pick of the 2010 draft back for the final year of his rookie contract ‒ the contract that broke the CBA, caused a lockout, and resulted in the rookie wage scale. Sam Bradford will have been paid more than $78M in his six seasons as an NFL player by the end of 2015. And still no one knows whether he's any good.
He missed all of 2014 with a torn ACL. His 2013 stats reflected a player who might be improving or perhaps showing his ceiling. And his previous seasons suggested he might be a bust ‒ or might have potential. But after six years and $78 million, shouldn't we know by now? Plays like this don't help:
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St. Louis reaped a bevy of draft picks for ransoming the selection that became Robert Griffin III, and the team has stockpiled an enviable amount of talent on the defensive side of the ball. The Rams have some intriguing offensive skill players and the makings of a decent offensive line. With a real quarterback, they're a contender. Is Bradford that guy? And going into the last year of his astronomical contract, what will they have to pay him next year if he is the real deal?
It would have been hard to cut Bradford and head into the offseason with no real NFL quarterbacks on the roster. But a veteran like Brian Hoyer would have bought St. Louis time to find that QB, either in the draft or through trade. Instead, the Rams are rolling the dice with Bradford, and if it pays off they get to give the $78M man a raise next season.
Carolina Panthers: Don't Sign Newton To An Extension
Having exercised the fifth-year option on Cam Newton's rookie contract, the Carolina Panthers will dole out $14.67M for his services in 2015 , after which he will become a free agent. In other words, it's time for the former #1 overall pick and Heisman winner to receive a contract extension. However, some do not believe he is worthy of the likely cost an extension would entail.
Coming off a sub-.500 regular season and a home playoff win, Newton has led the team to the playoffs in each of the last two seasons despite ongoing cap issues that decimated the roster. The quarterback suffered injury and a statistical downturn in 2014, passing and running for career lows in almost every category. However, a makeshift offensive line, a completely new receiving corps, and injured running backs all contributed to his awful season.
The Panthers stand nearly $13M under the cap and, with defensive end Greg Hardy unlikely to return, they have no must re-sign free agents. They do, however, need help all over the field. Many of the terrible Marty Hurney-era contracts finally expire next season and the 2016 Panthers project to have more than $80M in cap space at that point. Crafting the Newton extension to lower that $14M cap hit this season by pushing costs into 2016 and beyond will help Carolina immensely as the Panthers rebuild their team.
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While he has flaws, remains unpolished and hasn't become Superman, there's no reason to give up on Newton yet. There is still a chance that with good health and a better supporting cast the Cam Era will continue racking up postseason appearances ‒ and, hopefully, playoff wins.
Chicago Bears: Trade or Cut Cutler
In 2012, Forbes listed the 10 least popular players in the NFL; Jay Cutler clocked in at #2. After 2014 ‒ a season in which critics blasted him for lackadaisical, indifferent play and benched ‒ there is no player with a better argument for #1, especially in his own locker room. Cutler got another head coach fired and Bears fans wish they could just move on.
But they cannot, despite having around $26M in cap space heading into 2015. Chicago was routinely humiliated, including by division rivals, as its once-vaunted defense rusted and decayed into one of the league's worst units. A massive investment is required at every position on the defensive side of the ball, in both free agency and the draft.
The Bears' skill position talent ‒ wide receivers Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery, tight end Martellus Bennett, and running back Matt Forte ‒ are all near their prime and carry expensive contracts. With some reinforcements on the still problematic offensive line, Chicago's offense should be able to compete with anyone.
If Jay Cutler feels like it, that is:
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Counting for $16.5M against the cap, it would actually cost Chicago space to cut or trade him, given his $19.5M dead money charge. Whereas next season, cutting Cutler loose costs a measly $3M in dead money. This is a no-brainer, even if Cutler is hated in his own locker room: bring him back, give it one more year, and build a defense. Another "effort" like 2014 and Cutler's excision will carry little long-term consequence.
Tennessee Titans: Trade For or Sign Jay Cutler
Cutler's future contract pays him an annual salary of at least $17M, and trading for the embattled quarterback would enable the Titans to cut him at any time with no cap hit. Signing him as a free agent (should Chicago release him) would also fit into Tennessee's budget, with almost $42M available for the upcoming season. And there is no doubt that this franchise needs a quarterback, after the Jake Locker experiment ended with another injury and more disappointment.
But do they need this quarterback?
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The Titans are talent-poor up and down the roster. Using all their draft picks on young reinforcements is important, while spending to bring in contributors on both sides of the ball will help the holders of the #2 overall pick.
The question in Tennessee should be whether to take either Marcus Mariota or Jameis Winston in the draft, or whether 2014 sixth-round pick Zach Mettenberger is the QB of the future. Either option would be a more responsible choice for the future than importing a player who has already been dumped by two organizations and has questionable leadership skills.
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2003-01-30 Application filed by Ruth Joseph D., Dorr Susan A., Junak Jeffrey A., Olivier Libouban, Neway Justin O. filed Critical Ruth Joseph D.
2006-02-16 Assigned to AEGIS ANALYTICAL CORPORATION reassignment AEGIS ANALYTICAL CORPORATION RELEASE BY SECURED PARTY (SEE DOCUMENT FOR DETAILS). Assignors: 31 TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS L.P., FUCHS, ARNO, FUTURE CAPITAL AG, LAFAYETTE EQUITY FUND, RIVERSIDE MANAGEMENT GROUP, S.R. ONE LIMITED, SCHWARTZ, JEFFREY, VAN DEUSEN, HOWARD C.
The present invention provides a method for analyzing a process based on displaying data to a user from a plurality of different sources and a machine-readable medium for implementing such a method. The present invention also provides a mapping system and a method for displaying data to a user employing a hierarchy including data nodes and data leaves.
This application makes reference to co-pending U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/219,463 entitled "System, Method and Computer Program Product for Mapping Data of Multi-Database Origins" filed Jul. 18, 2000, and co-pending U.S. Patent Application No. 09/392,928 filed on Sep. 9, 1999, the entire contents and disclosures of which are hereby incorporated by reference.
FIGS. 20A, 20B,  20C, 20D, 20E and 20F illustrate a hierarchy of the present invention in spreadsheet form.
For the purposes of the present invention, the term "data leaf" refers to a parameter location within a database or data set that is represented in a hierarchy. A data leaf describes or represents data but is not data per se. For example, a data leaf called "Glucose pH" could represent the data " 7.6", the pH of glucose in a process that the present invention is used to analyze.
FIG. 1 illustrates a preferred embodiment of the process analysis method of the present invention. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the method of the present invention employs a discrete data database  102, a continuous data database 104 which are data mapped using data mapping software 106. Data that has been data mapped using data mapping software 106 is analyzed using data analysis software 108. Discrete data databases 102 and continuous data database 104 may include replicated and/or non-replicate data.
FIG. 2 illustrates an example hierarchy of data sets shown as DATA 1-DATA6, associated with STEPs1-3 of a process to manufacture a product "X". The hierarchy shown in FIG. 3 is a tree structure wherein data sets DATA1-3 are associated with STEP1, data sets DATA4-5 are associated with STEP2, and data set DATA6 is associated with STEP3. These data sets are collected during their respective steps of a manufacturing process and recorded variously in, for example, the databases shown in FIG. 1, using conventional hardware and software systems for gathering and storing such data.
FIG. 3 illustrates the operations of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. In box  302 a user selects data sets of interest. In a first operation 304, a data set is classified by data type based on a data model. The data model used may be a matrix having various classifications of data types within the matrix, as shown in FIG. 4A. In a second operation 306, a user-selected and user-defined hierarchical view of the data sets is created by the user. The hierarchy may be visually expressed by sharing the data sets classified by data types, and in a preferred embodiment, the data mapping software of the present invention allows a user to easily access the data values of the data sets using simple mouse clicks. The software maps the data sets selected by the user, within the hierarchy defined by the user, as will be explained below. In a third operation 308, the data mapping software provides an analysis group of the data from the selected data sets, which is a structured collection of the data suitable for further data analysis by the user or by data analysis software. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, an analysis group is a three-dimensional data structure of the type shown in FIG. 4B, which is characterized by user-selected data values of user-selected parameters. Analysis group creation will be described below. In a fourth operation 310, data in the analysis group is passed to data analysis software for further data analysis. As mentioned above, such data analyses may include such conventional types of analysis as data mining, statistical analysis, pattern recognition, graphical visualization, etc.
For example, replicate data sets may contain the values that result from measurements of the fineness of a powder of raw materials that came from different suppliers and which were added to a single manufactured batch of final product. In this example, assume that there are three measurements made of the same raw material. The vertical replicate data sets are values stored in separate rows of a database, and there is a replicate value column to differentiate the replicate parameters (e.g., these columns would correspond to the raw material lot ID number or the measurement instance). The horizontal replicate data sets contain replicate values for a parameter stored in a single row of a database. This would occur, for example, when three individual particulate surface area measurements are made on portions of the same sample from the same source of a final product to minimize the effect of random error, and the results would be stored in a table with columns, for example, SA —1, SA—2 and SA—3.
The classification matrix is also described with respect to FIGS. 5, 6 and  7 and 8A, 8B, 8C, 8D, 8E, 8F, 8G, 8H, 8I, 8J, 8K, 8L, 8M, 8N, 8O, 8P, 8Q and 8R.
FIG. 5 illustrates the logical operations for determining if a data set is discrete, horizontal continuous or vertical continuous data. Operation  502 determines whether data has time stamps associated with the data. If there are no timestamps associated with the data, the data is determined to be discrete as shown in box 504. If there are timestamps associated with the data, control is passed from operation 502 to operation 506. Operation 506 determines whether the data has values stored in multiple rows. If the data does not have values stored in multiple rows, the data is determined to be horizontal continuous data as shown in box 508. If the data does have values stored in multiple rows, the data is determined to be vertical continuous data as shown in box 510.
FIG. 6 illustrates the logical operations for determining if a data set is simple or coded-pair data. Operation  602 determines whether codes are used to look up the values of the data. If no codes are used to look up values of the data, the data is determined to be simple as shown in box 604. If codes are used to look up values of the data, the data is determined to be coded-pair data as shown in box 606.
FIG. 7 illustrates the logical operations for determining if a data set is simple, replicate vertical or replicate horizontal data. Operation  702 determines whether multiple values are stored for the same parameter in the data. If multiple values are not stored for the same parameter in the data, the data is determined to be non-replicate as shown in box 704. If multiple values are stored for the same parameter in the data, control is passed from operation 702 to operation 706. Operation 706 determines whether the data has multiple values stored in different rows. If the data does not have multiple values stored in different rows, the data is determined to be horizontal replicate data as shown in box 708. If the data does have multiple values stored in different rows, the data is determined to be vertical replicate data as shown in box 710.
Using the logical operations of FIGS. 5, 6 and  7, a data set may be characterized into one of the 18 positions within the matrix of FIG. 4A. FIGS. 8A, 8B, 8C, 8D, 8E, 8F, 8G, 8H, 8I, 8J, 8K, 8L, 8M, 8N, 8O, 8P, 8Q and 8R illustrate example data sets for each of the 18 positions within the matrix of FIG. 4A.
In one example, the software allows analysis groups to be easily created and displayed as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10. FIG. 9 shows four partial screens  902, 904, 906, and 908 illustrating steps used in creating an analysis group of the present invention. FIG. 10 illustrates a full screen 1002 of steps used in creating analysis group of the present invention. Partial screen 902 is a partial screen of full screen 1002.
In FIG. 9, parameter names are first organized by the product produced as shown in partial screen  902. Alpha, Beta and Gamma-product are example names of manufactured products. For each product, parameter names are organized based on their relationship to the steps in the manufacturing process used to produce the product. For example, the process for producing the alpha product includes the following hierarchical steps: 1) Fermentation, 2) Recovery, 3) Purification and 4) Filling and finishing. Final product quality is a virtual step in the process used to organize the parameters relating to final product quality measurements. The process of producing the alpha product may involve other steps, but the above-listed steps are the example steps for which data is available for use in the analysis method of the present invention. As shown in partial screen 904, the Fermentation step includes the hierarchical sub-steps: 1) Inoculum, 2) Seed fermentation and 3) Production fermentation, the parameters in sub-step 3. Production fermentation is organized by batch, as shown in partial screen 904 and run as shown in partial screen 906. Therefore, the batch number may be used as the identification code for parameters shown in partial screen 904 and the run number may be used as the identification code for parameters from partial screen 906.
Partial screen  904 illustrates that data for the following parameters are available for at least some of the batches for the product fermentation sub-step: SeeFermentationLotNumber (see fermentation lot number), Operator (operator name), StartDate (batch start date), InnocVol (inoculation volume), Comments (operator comments), TempSetPoint (temperature set point), OperatorInitials (operator initials), TotalFermentationTime (total fermentation time), FinalGlucose (final amount of glucose added), FinalLactate (final amount of lactate accumulated), ThiamineAdded (amount of thiamine added), FinalOpticalDensity (final optical density), InitialGlucose (initial glucose amount), InitialLactate (initial lactate amount), and MaxProductAtHarvest (maximum amount of product at harvest). Each of the parameters in partial screen 904 has results that are discrete data, as indicated by the black block to the left of each parameter name. The batch data as shown in partial screen 904 is a discrete data set that may have been created from one or more discrete data sets.
Partial screen  906 illustrates that data for the following parameters are available for at least some of the runs of the product fermentation sub-step: OpticalDensity (optical density), Agitation (agitation speed), pH (pH), Temp (temperature) and DO (dissolved oxygen). Each of the parameters listed in the batch data shown in partial screen 906 is a continuous data set that may have been created from one or more continuous data sets.
As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10 to begin creating an analysis group, a user expands DemoDataSet using conventional means to show the hierarchical nodes for three products: alpha product, beta product and gamma product in the demo data set. A user then expands the other nodes to gain access to particular parameters needed for data analysis. For example, a user may expand the AlphaProduct node to show the hierarchical nodes for the steps in producing the alpha product as shown in partial screen  902. A user may then expand the listing Fermentation node to show the sub-steps of the fermentation step as shown in partial screen 904. A user may then expand the ProductFermentation node to show the nodes BranchData and RunData as shown in partial screens 904 and 906. A user may then expand the node BatchData to list the batch parameter values for the product fermentation sub-step. A user may then select the following parameters: Operator, StartDate, InnocVol, FinalGlucose, ThiamineAdded, InitialGlucose and MaxProductAtHarvest, indicated by highlighting in partial screen 904. A user may then expand the RunData node and select the following parameters: optical density, pH and DO, indicated by highlighting in partial window 906. A user may then expand the FinalProductQuality node in partial screen 902 and select the parameters Excipient, Turbidity, Batch_ID, DNAResults and Endotoxin. Each of the nodes may be expanded in any order to provide access to and selection of any parameter name in any order.
Full screen  1002 of FIG. 10 is divided into a left screen 1004 and a right screen 1006. Left screen 1004 shows the hierarchical structure of parameters for several steps of the alpha product. Right screen 1006 shows a parameter group of all of the parameters selected as shown in FIG. 9. By setting parameter restrictions on one or more of these parameters, a user may refine the contents of an analysis group before submitting it for creation.
FIG. 11 illustrates a hierarchy  1102 created using the process analysis software DISCOVERANT®. Screen 1102 is used to define an analysis group prior to executing queries from a data set. A global tab 1104 is selected and a name 1106 of the analysis group is entered as well as global restrictions 1108, in this case, a date range.
FIG. 14 illustrates a hierarchy editor  1402 and a sample hierarchy of the present invention.
FIG. 15 illustrates a screen  1502 from hierarchy editor 1402 that shows how a new node may be added to hierarchy 1402. The fields in screen 1502 correspond to the columns in a data set, such as a spreadsheet.
FIG. 16 illustrates a screen  1602 from hierarchy editor 1402 that illustrates how a "new leaf" or parameter may be added to hierarchy 1402.
FIG. 17 illustrates a screen  1702 used to add a "manual data entry leaf," a manually entered parameter, to hierarchy 1402 in preparation for adding new data.
FIG. 18 illustrates the logical operations performed by one embodiment of the present invention to formulate SQL queries using a hierarchy. Based on the contents of a hierarchy file  1802, at operation 1804, a hierarchical display is generated. At operation 1806, the user selects parameters within the hierarchy. At operation 1808, the user defines a filtering criterion. For example, the user may specify using only data from the batches from the third quarter of the fiscal year, wherein the yield was greater than fifty percent, and the raw materials supplier was as specified. In this example, the user-defined filtering criteria would be utilized by the software as data filters. At operation 1810, the user initiates creation of an analysis group, for example based on the parameters selected by the user at operation 1806 as filtered by the criteria defined by the user at operation 1808. In response to the user's initiation of the creation of an analysis group at operation 1810, at operation 1812 the software formulates the SQL queries to extract data from the appropriate database, using information from the hierarchy file. The SQL queries are created so that the analysis group contains the data as defined by the user-selected parameters of operation 1806 along with the user selected filtering criteria of operation 1808. In this manner, the method of the present invention may use a hierarchy and as a model of, for example, the manufacturing process and as a visual representation of this hierarchy as defined by the user.
FIG. 19 is a screenshot showing continuous data  1902 and discrete data 1904 displayed simultaneously along with a hierarchy 1906 in which continuous data 1902 and discrete data 1904 is stored. Continuous data 1902 is a line plot showing the percentage of dissolved oxygen in a process over time for a 10 batches of product. Discrete data 1904 is a series of three line plots showing the volume of material in a fermenter, the median percentage of dissolved oxygen, and the mean percentage of dissolved oxygen in a process for 30 different batches of product. These three line plots are based on values for the data leaves DO (%) Σmean Σmedian and Ferm. Vol (kg) of hierarchy 1906.
FIGS. 20A, 20B,  20C, 20D, 20E and 20F illustrate a hierarchy of the present invention in the form of a spreadsheet. As shown in the Hierarchy Description section of the spreadsheet, the illustrated hierarchy has 8 levels. That is, a tree structure visually representing the illustrated hierarchy would have 8 levels. Rows 3, 4, 5 and 7 represent label nodes. Rows 6, 8, 19, 29 and 32 represent data nodes. Rows 9 through 18, 20 through 28, 3Q, 31, 33 and 34 represent data leaves. The column named "Alias" lists the unique identifier for each node or leaf of the hierarchy.
In the Data Location section of the spreadsheet of FIGS. 20A, 20B,  20C, 20D, 20E and 20F are the columns Label/Data, System, Table, Code Pair, First Code Column, First Code Value, Second Code Column, Second Code Value, Third Code Column, Third Code Value and Values. The column named Label/Data indicates whether the row represents a label node (Label) or a data node (Data) or data leaf (Data). The column named System indicates the logical name of the source of a data node or data leaf. For example, ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), LIMS or PLC (Programmable Logic Controller). The column named Table indicates the specific table of a data source that contains a data node or data leaf. The column named Value Column indicates the column of the table of the data source that contains the restriction for a data node or the value of a data leaf. The column named Code Pair indicates the number of columns of data for a data leaf associated with a coded pair value. The column named First Code Column indicates the column in the table of the data source in which the first column of a coded pair is located. The column named First Code Value is the type of value in the first column of the coded pair. The column named Second Code Column indicates the column in the table of the data source that the second column of a coded pair is located. The column named Second Code Value is the type of value in the second column of the coded pair. The column named Third Code Column indicates the column in the table of the data source that the third column of a coded pair is located. The column named Third Code Value is the type of value in the third column of the coded pair. The column named Values indicates the restriction for a data node, the requirement that must be met by every data node or data leaf under that data node.
In the Data Description section of the spreadsheet of FIGS. 20A, 20B,  20C, 20D, 20E and 20F are the columns Data Type and Discrete/Continuous. The column named data type indicates the data type of data node or data leaf. Examples of data types are numbers, strings, dates, and other types of data conventionally found in databases. The column named Discrete/Continuous indicates whether a data node or data leaf is associated with discrete or continuous data.
Although particular columns are shown in the spreadsheet of FIGS. 20A, 20B,  20C, 20D, 20E and 20F, a spreadsheet used in creating a hierarchy or representing a hierarchy of the present invention may have fewer columns or additional columns depending on what is being analyzed using the hierarchy. For example, if there is no coded pair type data, then the columns relating to coded pairs may be eliminated, or more than 8 levels may be included in the hierarchy. Also, in a preferred embodiment a hierarchy of the present invention may include label nodes, or a hierarchy of the present invention may consist entirely of data nodes and data leaves.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein said discrete data set comprises a coded-pair data set.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein said discrete data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
4. The method of claim 2, wherein said discrete data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
5. The method of claim 2, wherein said discrete data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein said discrete data set comprises a simple data set.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein said discrete data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
8. The method of claim 6, wherein said discrete data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
9. The method of claim 6, wherein said discrete data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
10. The method of claim 1, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally continuous data set.
11. The method of claim 10, wherein said continuous data set comprises a coded-pair data set.
12. The method of claim 10, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
13. The method of claim 10, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
14. The method of claim 10, wherein said continuous data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
15. The method of claim 10, wherein said continuous data set comprises a simple data set.
16. The method of claim 15, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
17. The method of claim 15, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
18. The method of claim 15, wherein said continuous data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
19. The method of claim 1, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically continuous data set.
20. The method of claim 19, wherein said continuous data set comprises a coded-pair data set.
21. The method of claim 19, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
22. The method of claim 19, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
23. The method of claim 19, wherein said continuous data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
24. The method of claim 19, wherein said continuous data set comprises a simple data set.
25. The method of claim 24, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
26. The method of claim 24, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
27. The method of claim 24, wherein said continuous data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
28. The method of claim 1, wherein said at least one discrete data set comprises a plurality of discrete data sets.
29. The method of claim 1, wherein said at least one continuous data set comprises a plurality of continuous data sets.
30. The method of claim 1, wherein said at least one first step comprises a plurality of steps.
31. The method of claim 1, wherein said at least one second step comprises a plurality of steps.
32. The method of claim 1, further comprising storing said discrete data set in a database.
33. The method of claim 1, further comprising storing said continuous data set in a database.
34. The method of claim 1, wherein said at least one parameter value comprises a plurality of parameter values.
35. The method of claim 1, wherein said at least two different data sources comprise at least two data sources having different file formats.
36. The method of claim 1, wherein said at least two different data sources comprise at least two data sources having different data structures.
37. The method of claim 1, wherein said process comprises a manufacturing process.
38. The method of claim 1, wherein said process comprises a chemical synthesis process.
39. The method of claim 1, wherein said process comprises an inventory tracking process.
40. The method of claim 1, wherein said at least one parameter value comprises a plurality of parameter values.
41. The method of claim 1, wherein said at least one identification code comprises a plurality of identification codes.
42. The method of claim 41, wherein displayed data is organized based on said plurality of identification codes.
43. The method of claim 1, further comprising displaying selection parameters on said visual display device for being selected as said at least one parameter value, said selection parameters being organized in a hierarchical structure.
44. The method of claim 43, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on the organization of steps of said process.
45. The method of claim 43, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on raw materials used in said process.
46. The method of claim 43, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on equipment used in said process.
47. The method of claim 43, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on facilities or plant locations used in said process.
48. The method of claim 43, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on utilities used in said process.
49. The method of claim 43, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on crews of operators used in said process.
51. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said discrete data set comprises a coded-pair data set.
52. The machine readable medium of claim 51, wherein said discrete data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
53. The machine readable medium of claim 51, wherein said discrete data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
54. The machine readable medium of claim 51, wherein said discrete data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
55 The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said discrete data set comprises a simple data set.
56 The machine readable medium of claim 55, wherein said discrete data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
57. The machine readable medium of claim 55, wherein said discrete data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
58. The machine readable medium of claim 55, wherein said discrete data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
59. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally continuous data set.
60. The machine readable medium of claim 59, wherein said continuous data set comprises a coded-pair data set.
61. The machine readable medium of claim 59, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
62. The machine readable medium of claim 59, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
63. The machine readable medium of claim 59, wherein said continuous data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
64. The machine readable medium of claim 59, wherein said continuous data set comprises a simple data set.
65. The machine readable medium of claim 64, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
66. The machine readable medium of claim 64, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
67. The machine readable medium of claim 64, wherein said continuous data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
68. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically continuous data set.
69. The machine readable medium of claim 68, wherein said continuous data set comprises a coded-pair data set.
70. The machine readable medium of claim 68, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
71. The machine readable medium of claim 68, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
72. The machine readable medium of claim 68, wherein said continuous data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
73. The machine readable medium of claim 68, wherein said continuous data set comprises a simple data set.
74. The machine readable medium of claim 73, wherein said continuous data set comprises a horizontally replicate data set.
75. The machine readable medium of claim 73, wherein said continuous data set comprises a vertically replicate data set.
76. The machine readable medium of claim 73, wherein said continuous data set comprises a non-replicate data set.
77. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said at least one discrete data set comprises a plurality of discrete data sets.
78. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said at least one continuous data set comprises a plurality of continuous data sets.
79. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said at least one first step comprises a plurality of steps.
80. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said at least one second step comprises a plurality of steps.
81. The machine readable medium of claim 50, further comprising storing said discrete data set in a database.
82. The machine readable medium of claim 50, further comprising storing said continuous data set in a database.
83. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said at least one parameter value comprises a plurality of parameter values.
84. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said at least two different data sources comprise at least two data sources having different file formats.
85. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said at least two different data sources comprise at least two data sources having different data structures.
86. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said process comprises a manufacturing process.
87. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said process comprises a chemical synthesis process.
88. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said process comprises an inventory tracking process.
89. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said at least one parameter value comprises a plurality of parameter values.
90. The machine readable medium of claim 50, wherein said at least one identification code comprises a plurality of identification codes.
91. The machine readable medium of claim 90, wherein displayed data is organized based on said plurality of identification codes.
92. The machine readable medium of claim 50, further comprising displaying selection parameters on said visual display device for being selected as said at least one parameter value, said selection parameters being organized in a hierarchical structure.
93. The machine readable medium of claim 92, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on the organization of steps of said process.
94. The machine readable medium of claim 92, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on raw materials used in said process.
95. The method of claim 92, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on equipment used in said process.
96. The method of claim 92, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on facilities or plant locations used in said process.
97. The method of claim 92, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on utilities used in said process.
98. The method of claim 92, wherein said hierarchical structure is based on crews of operators used in said process.
100. The database system of claim 99, further comprising label nodes organized in said hierarchy, wherein each of said data nodes is associated with at least one of said label nodes.
101. The database system of claim 99, wherein said data leaves represent data from at least two different data sources.
102. The database system of claim 99, wherein at least some of said data nodes represent steps of said process.
103. The database system of claim 99, wherein said process comprises a manufacturing process.
104. The database system of claim 99, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent discrete data.
105. The database system of claim 104, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent continuous data.
106. The database system of claim 104, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent replicate data.
107. The database system of claim 99, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent continuous data.
108. The database of claim 99, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent coded-pair data.
109. The database of claim 99, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent simple data.
111. The database system of claim 110, further comprising label nodes organized in said hierarchy, wherein each of said data nodes is associated with at least one of said label nodes.
112. The database system of claim 110, wherein said data leaves represent data from at least two different data sources.
113. The database system of claim 110, wherein at least some of said data nodes represent steps of said process.
114. The database system of claim 110, wherein said process comprises a manufacturing process.
115. The database system of claim 110, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent discrete data.
116. The database system of claim 115, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent continuous data.
117. The database system of claim 115, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent replicate data.
118. The database system of claim 110, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent continuous data.
119. The database of claim 110, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent coded-pair data.
120. The database of claim 110, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent simple data.
122. The method of claim 121, further organizing label nodes into said hierarchy.
123. The method of claim 121, wherein said data leaves represent data from at least two different data sources.
124. The method of claim 121, wherein at least some of said data nodes represent steps of said process.
125. The method of claim 121, wherein said process comprises a manufacturing process.
126. The method of claim 121, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent discrete data.
127. The method of claim 126, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent continuous data.
128. The method of claim 126, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent replicate data.
129. The method of claim 121, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent continuous data.
130. The method of claim 121, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent coded-pair data.
131. The method of claim 121, wherein at least some of said data leaves represent simple data.
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- In other States or Countries, adjust to your local Spring flowering season.
Attention Retailers: Time to top up your stocks of our Australian wildflower seed packets. Visitors from interstate & overseas will be looking for souvenir packets of seeds to take home as a memento of their time among the wildflowers of Australia.
Some local customers will want to send wildflower seed packets as a very Australian token to friends and relatives in other States or overseas.


Reception and administration staff require access to your medical records in order to do their jobs. These members of staff are bound by the same rules of confidentiality as the medical staff. All staff have received training in confidentiality issues.
Please note all telephone calls into and out of the Practice are recorded for training and quality purposes.
Please see the links on the right hand side of this web page for information about Shared Care and Summary Care Record.
If you are unhappy, disappointed or have any suggestions on how we can improve our service, please tell us.
You can talk to the practice manager or put comments/suggestions in writing and hand it in to reception. Our practice manager is Nicola Harrison. Our practice manager's direct telephone number is 0114 2293172.
Alternatively, if you think we are doing well in a particular area or a member of staff has been helpful to you, then please contact us and let us know.
Independent Complaints Advocacy Services (ICAS) - Supports patients and their carers wishing to pursue a complaint about their NHS treatment or care.
Violence and abuse is a growing concern. GPs and their staff have the right to care for others without the fear of being attacked or abused. The right of the practice to remove a violent patient will be extended to safeguard all those who might have reasonable fears for their safety, this includes practice staff, other patients and other bystanders present when the act of violence is committed or the behaviour took place. Violence includes actual or threatening physical violence or verbal abuse leading to fearing for a person's safety.
We ask that you treat your GP and the Practice Staff with respect.
All our patients will be treated equally and their personal dignity respected at all times.
Patients have the right to personal privacy throughout their treatment. A separate room is available at all times to talk to Practice Staff in private.
All members of the Practice Team will have regular training and education to maintain our standard of service.
We will keep you informed about the services we provide through this website, and leaflets and displays/posters within the Waiting Rooms. We will also provide you with information concerning waiting times for hospital admissions and referral to an outpatient clinic or service when necessary.
Patients will have access to their own medical records in accordance with the Access to Health Records Act 1991, Data Protection Act 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the 2002 Guide to the NHS.
Patients will receive full information concerning the nature of their medical condition and treatment (including associated risks) investigations or procedures and alternatives available, before agreement on a course of action is reached. The patient has the right to refuse or terminate a service or treatment after full discussion.
Patients have the right to be referred to a Consultant of their choice when your GP thinks it is necessary and to be referred for a second opinion if you and your GP agree this is desirable.
We will investigate all complaints fully and within specified time limits. The outcome of the investigation will always be notified to the patient - please ask to see our Complaints Procedure Leaflet.
The surgery premises will be maintained to comply with Health and Safety legislation. Disabled access and disabled toilets are available. Baby changing facilities are also available.
Confidentiality - All information given to the doctors and staff will be treated in confidence.
If you change to a new Medical Practice we will transfer your medical records to Primary Care Support England, who will then send your records to your new Medical Practice.
To look after your health; take regular exercise, cut down on fatty foods, cut down on alcohol and stop smoking.
To request night visits only when it is truly necessary and home visits by the doctor only when the patient is too ill to visit the Surgery. To recognise that attending the Surgery can often have social and mobility benefits, particularly for the Elderly and that there are few circumstances where a child cannot be brought to Surgery.
To inform us if unable to keep an appointment in plenty of time, so that the appointment can be made available to another patient.
To read and act upon information provided on various matters, e.g., requests by the doctors to see them before issuing further medication, health promotion leaflets etc.
To ensure that you give us at least 48 hours notice for repeat prescriptions when collection from Surgery; 5 working days notice if collecting from the chemist.
To not expect a prescription without consultation.
To co-operate with the practice to ensure that children's behaviour in surgery does not endanger their safety.
To treat doctors and staff with respect and courtesy. A Staff Complaints procedure is in operation, which gives members of staff the opportunity to complain about aggressive or abusive patients. These complaints will be investigated and the outcome notified to the patient and staff member involved.
To listen and follow advice given to you. If you are unsure about anything, please ask questions.
The Surgery, will be kept warm in winter, cool in summer, clean and tidy. Please help us to keep it that way for the benefit of all patients and staff.


TL;DR: Power of Two Marriage is the leading online counseling program that provides couples at any stage with convenient ways to improve their relationship. If you're looking for an alternative to traditional counseling, you'll hardly find a better service than Power of Two Marriage.
When a relationship is in jeopardy, most people turn to counseling to fix the problem. But what if you don't have the time to meet with a professional once a week? You use Power of Two Marriage.
Whether you're dating, engaged, married or any other relationship status, Power of Two Marriage is the premier online counseling program to turn your relationship around.
Heitler, a clinical psychologist who's had a private practice in Denver for more than 30 years, and her daughter Dr. Abigail Hirsch lead a team of top-notch coaches, including marriage educators and therapists who have all been trained in the Power of Two program.
Dr. Susan Heitler started the Power of Two Marriage program in 2010.
"Coaches are there to support members through the program and tailor the learning to address the specific needs of an individual, couple or situation," said Director of Operations Lia Meador.
At just $18 a month, Power of Two is an inexpensive, skill-based program couples can do in combination with conventional counseling.
Using PDFs, podcasts, worksheets, interactive games and more, the program provides couples with a base set of skills that can fix almost any relationship – and not just romantic ones.
Those basic skills can help solve a variety of issues, including infidelity, loss of a spark or adjusting to parenthood, by teaching couples how to reduce the amount of fights they have, be vocal about their feelings in a productive way, enhance intimacy, grow trust and so on.
Besides being convenient and inexpensive, the Power of Two Marriage program allows couples to go at their own pace and by their own schedule, making it valuable even without the in-person interaction.
"Essentially it's just moving that information into a more easily accessible and widely accessible opportunity for people," Meador said.
Couples also can work individually and share their progress with each other. This is especially helpful for long-distance couples, including those in the military.
Power of Two Marriage provides couples and individuals with a variety of interactive activities to improve their relationships, including questionnaires.
According to Meador, the main thing that's often missing from other marriage counseling programs is specific skills, words and ideas couples can take and implement into their relationship every day.
What's next for Power of Two?
Heitler said membership continues to grow every month, so in order to better adapt to members' changing needs and provide them with the best service possible, Power of Two is looking to add other areas to the program, including parenting and marriage education.


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