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Agreed. If the start to a 1500 or 5K was a big deal, there would be a lot more false starts, and distance runners would be practicing their starts. Anyone know of a distance coach that actually has his/her charges work on their start the way sprinters do?
The move from one false start for every athlete to one for the field (then to none at all) was, I believe, to avoid debacles like meets gh has referred to, where there are a couple of dozen false starts in the heats of the 100 (an old NCAA meet?) slowing the meet down by a good 45' or hour. How often did you see that problem in the distance events prior to the one-for-the-field or the no false start rule changes? Answer: never. Allowing one false start for the field makes sense above 400 or 600m.
Without a start there'd be no race.
Its perhaps the only time the entire viewing public have their eyes 100% on the race.
Its part of the skills. Its a big part of the drama.
Don't fall on your face if its such a minor part of the race. Shouldn't be too hard to stand there and wait for the gun. Should it?
Just obey the rules.
Dude.
Dude is right...mal your logic is fatally flawed...
Kierkegaard arguments now...
Can you have a race without a start...
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and there's nothing the "viewing public" as a whole hates more than false starts and seeing people thrown out.
Thank you for the history tip. I went looking for some discussion of it and came across this presentation by an IAAF technical official.
http://www.usatfne.org/officials/ruleshistory_zemper.pdf
Use of the "set back" penalty apparently persisted at NCAA, AAU and IAAF levels into the early 1930's. Details varied, but the most common version seemed to be that a runner could get two set back penalties before being disqualified on the third violation.
The author, who mentions that he is a starter himself, comments that he would like to see the "set back" resurrected. I agree with him and LuckySpikes, at least for races without starting blocks.
Use of the "set back" penalty apparently persisted at NCAA, AAU and IAAF levels into the early 1930's.
Pro racing (such as Stawell Gift) in Australia still maintains this approach whether the race is scratch or handicap.
Here is the Victorian Athletic League rules that, thankfully, in line with mal's philosophy, kicks lazy, useless distance runners that can't even stand still and upright, right up the arse in proportion to their uselessness:
12.18 Any Athlete who causes the false start shall be penalised as follows:
a) 1/2 metre in distances up to and including 70 metres;
b) 3,4 metre in distances of 90 metres and 100 metres;
c) 1 metre in distances over 100 metres up to and including 200 metres;
d) 2 metres in distances over 200 metres up to and including 400 metres;
e) 3 metres in distances over 400 metres up to and including 800 metres;
f) 5 metres in distances over 800 metres;
g) Disqualification from the event shall follow if any Athlete breaks twice.
Notice the commentary Re: this on Flotrack by Lincoln S. He said exactly what I think.
bobguild76
Originally posted by Cannon View Post
Let's End False Starts In Distance Races
https://www.flotrack.org/video/6508556-lets-end-false-starts-in-distance-races
The flotrack commentary seems to be behind a paywall. Is the link below really what you think?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=n9Us-1XNT9A
After a disqualification at the West Prelims 1500m, Lincoln Shryack says it's time to do away with false starts in distance races.Website: https://www.flotra...
To me, it is barely coherent, and completely misstates the rule(s). Everybody on this board knows that "stumbles a little bit, falls over the line" is not a false start.
Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants
In the girl's 1600 at the Wisconsin State meet a girl at the start line lost balance a bit and barely touched over the line and was stepping back - she was DQed. This was even less of a 'violation' than for West. I would think that having it up to the discretion of the starter would make for some better outcomes.

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Q: Keep getting null on create user Hello guys i have this php jquery ajax create user form that passes the create details to the php script but i keep getting null on the post variables anyhelp would be appreciated! code below
Html:
<form method="post" action="" id="createForm">
<input type="text" name="createUser" class="form-control" placeholder="Brugernavn*" id="createUser">
 <input type="email" name="createUserEmail" class="form-control" placeholder="Email*" id="createUserEmail">
<input type="password" name="createUserPass" id="createUserPass" class="form-control" placeholder="Kodeord*" id="createUserPass">
<input type="password" name="confirmUserPass" id="confirmUserPass" class="form-control" placeholder="Bekræft Kodeord*" id="createUserPass">

Vil du have vores nyhedsbrev?

<select name="newsletter" id="newsletter" class="form-control"><option value="yes">Ja tak!</option><option value="nej" selected="">Nej tak</option></select>
<input type="submit" name="submitCreateUser" class="btn btn-success" id="submitCreateUser" value="Opret!">
    </form>

jquery:
$(document).ready(function(){
 $("#submitCreateUser").click(function(){
 var username = $("#createUser").val();
   var email = $("#createUserEmail").val();
    var pass = $("#createUserPass").val();
      var cPass = $("#createUserPassC").val();
        var newsletter = $("#newsletter").val();

   $.ajax({
 type: "POST",
 url: "createuserajax.php",
 data: "username="+username+"&email="+email+"&pass="+pass+"&cPass="+cPass,
 success: function(html){
  if(html=='true')
  {
alert(username);

 }
 else
  {

  }
 },

 }
  );

});

});

PHP:
 <?php
 $username = $_POST['username'];
 $email = $_POST['email'];
 $password = $_POST['pass'];

var_dump($username);
 $securePassword = md5(($password));
    $sqlInsertUser = "INSERT INTO users (username,email,password) VALUES ('$username','$email','$securePassword')";
    $result = mysqli_query($con,$sqlInsertUser);

A: As adeneo says, your html form is likely being submitted the standard way before the ajax call is made because you haven't prevent the default behaviour. try the below instead:

Alternatively, you could remove <input type="submit" name="submitCreateUser" class="btn btn-success" id="submitCreateUser" value="Opret!"> and give the id="submitCreateUser" to some other element like a custom button or link. When you click and input tag with the type submit it will submit the accompanying form the normal way by default. This happens before the click handler hears the click so the form is submitted before your code call the ajax. Use a different element for the click and this wont happen
And don't forget for this to work at all, your php file must echo something which will be returned in your html variable, without that html will never be true and nothing will ever happen.
Part of your problem is that your input elements, specifically the ones for the password and password checks both have two separate id tags the first is duplicated and the second is a different id altogether. Also in your jquery, when you try to get the id check value you use another, different, id.
Here is a test page that address all of these issues and works as expected:
http://dodsoftware.com/sotests/createuserajax.html
The test php code:
<?php

  if( isset($_POST) )
  {
     $username = $_POST['username'];
     $email = $_POST['email'];
     $password = $_POST['pass'];

     echo   'username --'.$username.', email --'.$email.', password --'.$password;
  }

?>

The html code:
<form method="post" action="" id="createForm">
  <input type="text" name="createUser" class="form-control" placeholder="Brugernavn*" id="createUser">
  <input type="email" name="createUserEmail" class="form-control" placeholder="Email*" id="createUserEmail">
  <input type="password" name="createUserPass" id="createUserPass" class="form-control" placeholder="Kodeord*">
  <input type="password" name="confirmUserPass" id="confirmUserPass" class="form-control" placeholder="Bekræft Kodeord*" >

Vil du have vores nyhedsbrev?

  <select name="newsletter" id="newsletter" class="form-control">
    <option value="yes">Ja tak!</option>
    <option value="nej" selected="">Nej tak</option>
  </select>
  <input type="submit" name="submitCreateUser" class="btn btn-success" id="submitCreateUser" value="Opret!">
</form>

The jQuery code:

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Bibliography Tag: gender
Nomura et al., 2022
Nomura, H., Hamada, R., Wada, K., Saito, I., Nishihara, N., Kitahara, Y., Watanabe, S., Nakane, K., Nagata, C., Kondo, T., Kamijima, M., Ueyama, J.; "Temporal trend and cross-sectional characterization of urinary concentrations of glyphosate in Japanese children from 2006 to 2015;" International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health, 2022, 242, 113963; DOI:10.1016/j.ijheh.2022.113963.
Background Over the past two decades, domestic shipments of glyphosate (Gly), in the form of an ionic salt, have been increasing steadily in Japan. This increase has raising concerns about the effects of chemical exposure on children. The International Agency for Research on Cancer classified Gly as a "probably carcinogenic to humans (Group 2A)" in 2015. The purpose of the current study was to analyze Gly in urine samples of Japanese children to determine temporal changes, seasonal changes, and gender differences.
Method First-morning urine samples were obtained from 50 Japanese children (4–6-year-old) in October of 2006, 2011, and 2015 (total = 150) to investigate the temporal trends in urinary Gly concentrations. Additionally, first-morning urine samples were collected from 3-year-old children in August–September of 2012 (summer; n = 42) and in February of 2013 (winter; n = 42) to investigate the seasonal and gender differences, and the correlations between urinary Gly concentrations and insecticide exposure biomarkers. Urine samples were analyzed to measure for Gly using a liquid chromatography with tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS).
Results Detectable Gly concentrations were found in 41% of the 234 children. The 75th percentile and maximum concentrations of urinary Gly were 0.20 and 1.33 μg/L, respectively. The urinary Gly concentration in 2015 was significantly higher than in 2006, suggesting that the Gly exposure levels have been increasing. No seasonal or gender-specific differences in urinary Gly concentrations were observed, and no correlation with insecticide exposure biomarkers was found.
Conclusion This study revealed that Gly exposure trends show an increase between 2006 and 2015, and that season and gender were not the exposure-determining factors. Overall, urinary concentrations of Gly were comparable with studies from other countries.


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City of Aledo City Council met April 15
City of Aledo City Council met April 15.
The City Council of the City of Aledo met in Regular Session in the Council Chambers of the City Hall building on April 15, 2019. MAYOR HAGLOCH called the meeting to order at 6:38 P.M. The roll was called, whereupon the following answered present:
Aldermen ILA BERTRAND, TERRY BEWLEY, MICHAEL CHAUSSE, BARRY COOPER, JIM HOLMES, and CHRIS KOPP. Mayor CHRISTOPHER HAGLOCH. Alderman JAY DOHERTY was excused.
Also present were CHRIS SULLIVAN, Interim Administrator / Chief of Police, JUSTIN BLASER, Director of Public Works & Utilities, SARAH BOHNSACK, Finance Director, and JAROD DALE, City Clerk.
An attendance sheet has been marked Exhibit "A", attached hereto and made a part of these minutes. The media was represented by Cala Smoldt, Rock Island Argus and Aledo Times Record, and John Hoscheidt, WRMJ.
The meeting was opened in prayer by ALD. Chausse.
Appearances: Kyle McEwen, Mercer County Better Together, appeared before Committee of the Whole requesting financial support in F/Y 2020. The collaborative process has assisted the community in the $30,000 park district project funded by the Looser-Flake Foundation. MCBT has assisted in identifying gaps and connecting stake- holders for the mental health grant recently received in Mercer County. Also, MCBT has assisted in finding funding for the new roof at the Merchants Building at the Mercer County Fairgrounds.
MCBT in 2018 implemented a Mercer County Strategic Plan; helped enhance parks & recreation with $150,000 in "new money" to complete 11 projects; and, supporting technology upgrades in schools. There is $100,000 in "new money" to complete these upgrades as well.
MCBT is working on business retention & expansion (BRE) by tracking common & unique needs of businesses. Will connect needs to resources through feedback; develop database of Mercer County businesses; and, feedback used to develop an advocacy agenda. Also, MCBT is helping with the "Imagination Library" program which provides free books to children birth to age 5. MCBT to also participate in a legislative visit on May 9th. Finally, MCBT is working on a countywide "fiber hub" project which would establish a public "access point" in each township.
Communication & Correspondence: No Report. Requests & Petitions: No Report.
 Streets: street sweeping; storm sewer catch basin cleaning, stump clean-up; and assisted the cemetery division. Also, some patching was done as well.
 Water: JULIE's; leak investigations, sewer backups; and monitoring WTP.
 Cemetery: Three (3) funerals occurred. Grounds clean-up and mowing.
 DPW: attended a two-day class on the new 2018 Illinois Accessibility Code. This code to replace the 1997 version starting on October 1 of this year. DPW attended a Trees Forever presentation. Interviews conducted for summer / seasonal workers and attended the presentation by Bluestem.
Aledo Police Department Activity Report: CHIEF Sullivan reported Mercer County Family Crisis Center will be holding the annual Blue Kids Walk on Saturday, May 4th at 9:00 a.m. in Central Park.
The next DEA-sponsored National Drug Take Back event is scheduled for Saturday, April 27, 2019. PD will be collecting unused, old or unneeded medications from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. that day.
The Department is preparing for the Rhubarb Festival which is held the first full weekend in June. National Night Out is scheduled for the first Tuesday in August and Antique Days in late August. Officers will be selling 50/50 tickets for the $5,000 minimum Antique Days raffle until the drawing occurs at the end of the car show.
Administration Report: CITY CLERK Dale highlighted the anniversary of City Incorporation. This year will mark the 134th Anniversary and was officially incorporated on April 21, 1885. CITY CLERK provided a brief history regarding the months and weeks leading up to the municipal election held in 1885. Formal transition from a village board to a city council was held on June 1, 1885. Three (3) wards were established and each alderman proceeded to draw a ticket out of a hat determining if they would be serving a one (1) year term or a two (2) year term.
City Treasurer's Report: The Treasurer's Report has been marked exhibit "B", attached hereto and made a part of these minutes.
Mayor's Report: MAYOR Hagloch reported he met with 353 Court and toured Aledo. Discussions included future needs of the community; city property ownership; school district; and the park district areas were also discussed. MAYOR attended the Aledo Park District meeting held on 4/14 and discussions regarding that meeting to be held further under old business.
Committee Report: No Report.
Motion was made by ALDERMAN CHAUSSE and seconded by ALDERMAN KOPP to approve the meeting minutes of April 1, 2019 as presented. A Roll call vote was recorded as follows:
YES: Bertrand, Bewley, Chausse, Cooper, Holmes, and Kopp. NO: None. Motion carried. 6 yeas, 0 nays.
Motion was made by ALDERMAN BERTRAND and seconded by ALDERMAN HOLMES that the Invoice Listing, which has been marked Exhibit "C", attached hereto and made a part of these minutes, be authorized and checks issued. A Roll call vote was recorded as follows:
YES: Bewley, Chausse, Cooper, Holmes, and Bertrand. NO: None. ABSTAIN: Kopp. Motion carried. 5 yeas, 0 nays, 1 abstention.
STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS: A Public Property, Streets & Sidewalks Committee meeting to be held on Monday, April 29, 2019 at 6:15 o'clock p.m.
OLD BUSINESS: A Discussion on the Independent Accountant's Report on Applying Agreed-Upon Procedures – Aledo Park District: (Bohnsack & Frommelt, LLP)
FINANCE DIRECTOR Bohnsack reported the review was completed as part of the Intergovernmental Cooperation Agreement between the City of Aledo and the Aledo Park District. Bohnsack & Frommelt completed a review of their books thru 12/31/18. All bank statements, reconciliations were reviewed and samples were completed on a majority of the receipts during that period. They also obtained information regarding current debt and any other agreements with third (3rd) parties. The Y.M.C.A. is currently running the pool for the Park District during the summer months. The tax levy was also obtained from past years and reviewed.
The financial information was provided to the City Council and was also provided by the Park District's current accountants. The District has a loan with Bank Orion. The loan balance as of December 31, 2018 is listed in the amount of $130,113.06.
Bohnsack also presented the same report and information before the City Council, to the Aledo Park District on 4/14. Recommendations and changes were also presented to the Park District.
Compton Accounting, New Windsor, Il is currently managing the Park District's funds but discussions are to move those items thru the City in the future. MAYOR reported he anticipates the Park District will pass a 7-month budget this year and begin their fiscal year on calendar year going forward. Thoughts are to mimic the City's fiscal year and reasoning for the transition. MAYOR noted they are taking in revenue for baseball in early spring and then a new fiscal year begins on May 1 of each year.
Within the Intergovernmental Agreement, the Park District is to form a "Youth Baseball Program" or Association. MAYOR noted they will have to create a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Discussions have also been held in possibly hiring a Parks & Recreation Director as well. In the meantime, Gary Finch will continue to take care of all ball diamonds, Fenton Park, and the Pool. Part-time summer staff will maintain parks.
FINANCE DIRECTOR highlighted the Park District's major sources of revenue would be property taxes; corporate replacement tax; and fees for sign-up of the baseball program. Also, rental fees of the diamonds, pool revenue, and land rent are a source as well. Out of those payments the loan payment (debt) would need to come out of these sources of revenue each year.
NEW BUSINESS: Discussion regarding the Preliminary Notice of Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund – Contribution Rate for Calendar Year 2020:
CITY CLERK Dale reported the City received notice from IMRF regarding the pre-rate for calendar year 2020. The total employer rate is listed at 7.18%. This year, IMRF is providing an optional phase-in rate at 7.04%. The City is to select either the ADC rate, the optional phase-in rate, or a rate between the two on or before August 30, 2019.
After review, the City Council provided a consensus to continue with the ADC rate at 7.18% for calendar year 2020.
ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, motion was made by ALDERMAN KOPP and seconded by ALDERMAN COOPEr that the meeting be adjourned. A Unanimous voice vote followed in agreement. Meeting was adjourned at 6:57 P.M.


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Pioneer Remote App
Genre Entertainment
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Released Date Aug 17, 2016
App Link Pioneer Remote App
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If you are a visitor or a newcomer to Unity Church–Unitarian, you will probably have many questions. This section is an overview to who we are, what we believe, and what to expect. You will find a warm welcome here.
Unity Church - Unitarian is an intergenerational congregation of about 900 adults and 450 children located in Saint Paul, Minnesota. We strive for a deeply meaningful, transforming liberal religious experience, finding hope, beauty, and inspiration in our worship.
Our religious community thrives on diversity. Many of our members were raised in other religious traditions and bring with them a variety of spiritual experiences. Our members are single and married, with or without children, and consist of people who are gay and straight. Our doors are open to all who wish to join us. We are a certified UUA Welcoming Congregation, one that welcomes and affirms bisexual, gay, lesbian and transgender persons. We are an in the process of becoming an anti-racist congregation with a team of members actively engaged in helping us challenge racial barriers in our larger society and within our congregation. Our facilities are handicapped accessible and our Sanctuary is equipped for those who require additional amplification.
What are Sunday worship services like at Unity Church?
On your first visit, you may choose to worship together as a family. Children and youth are welcome in our Sanctuary. Drop-in nursery care is available for little ones ages 6 months (and sitting up) to 3 years. Be sure to visit our Welcome Table in the Parish Hall and pick up a "New Family Welcome Packet" with information about our Ministry with Children and Youth.
As soon as you arrive, please meet up with helpful staff and volunteers at the Welcome Table in the Parish Hall. They'll guide you to the right place for you and your children.
Plan on staying in the classroom with your child during the entire Sunday School session. Junior High youth may attend on their own, provided a parent meets them at the classroom door at the end of the class.
Watch for signs that indicate when we have a "Story Sunday" or "Family Sunday" on the day you visit. On these Sundays, families worship together for part or all of the service.
If you visit at 4:30 p.m., please stay and share in Soup Supper with us! It's a great way to meet other Unity parents and kids.
Please know that we have a Safe Church policy in place, limiting enrollment in each class to safe ratios in relation to space and adult volunteers. The class that you visit may already be full, but we can always find a spot for new registrants at one of our three services.
If, after your visit, you feel that Unity may be your family's religious home, please join us on the first Wednesday of the month for our "New Family Orientation". At this informative session, you'll be able to register your child(ren) for the appropriate Sunday School program.
Unity Church is a member congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association, which includes over a thousand congregations throughout the United States and Canada. With its historical roots in the Jewish and Christian traditions, Unitarian Universalism is a liberal religion -- that is, a religion that keeps an open mind to the religious questions people have struggled with in all times and places.We are a "non-creedal" religion: we do not ask anyone to subscribe to a creed. This means that Unitarian Universalists believe different things: some believe in a personal God and find great meaning and support in prayer; others pursue a non-theist path, using Buddhist meditation practices or yoga or some other discipline to deepen their spiritual lives. Humanists among us sometimes describe themselves as atheists or agnostics. UU Christians follow the path taught by Jesus of Nazareth, and those who arrive among us from a Jewish background retain their Jewish identity while whole-heartedly embracing their new religious home. For more information on our denomination, please visit the Unitarian Universalist Association's website.
We thrive on our religious differences, because we believe that in the search for spiritual wisdom and maturity there is no such thing as a final answer: we keep learning and deepening our understanding all our lives. We therefore strive to create within our walls a lively and engaged religious home that supports the spiritual journeys of our members and friends through meaningful worship, quality religious education classes for adults and children and youth, Covenant Group discussions, exploration of a variety of spiritual disciplines, and socially engaged ministry in the wider world.
What's going on at Unity Church and how can I get connected?
We are a community of communities. We are a congregation with many opportunities to connect with others.There are many fellowship groups where members gather to share similar interests or a desire for broader and deeper fellowship. Spiritual practice offerings provide a small-group means to connect on a spiritual level beyond Sunday services with others from the church community. Community Outreach Ministry Teams allow our members to live out their liberal religious values in the world by engaging in social justice work, service, education, and advocacy to the larger community. These programs provide a catalyst for positive personal change as well as change in our local community and the world. Innovative lifelong religious education programs for children, youth, and adults, all provide opportunities for spiritual development. The Music Ministry is integrated into the life of the church through choirs, concerts, and community outreach. Our libraries and bookstall team uses resources across different medias to bring the church together using the monthly theological themes. Unity Church also holds Wellspring Wednesdays, a mid-week gathering for dinner, a short worship, classes, workshops, and fellowship every Wednesday evening. Dinner begins at 6:00 p.m. followed by a short intergenerational worship service at 6:45, and workshops and classes begin about 7:10p.m. Opportunities for fellowship occur all evening long and everyone is welcome.
We welcome you to join with us in worship and community.
Photos courtesy of Morgan Sheff Photography.


"Last time viewers left Dora from Nickelodeon's educational animated television series "Dora the Explorer," the adorable Latina girl was embarking on adventures with her monkey-friend Boots and her talking purple backpack. Her biggest enemy was Swiper, a thieving fox who could be stopped only if viewers chanted "Swiper, no swiping!" three times.
"Dora the Explorer" ran on Nickelodeon from 2000-14 for eight seasons and 172 episodes. From 2005-2011, a spinoff series "Go, Diego, Go!," which followed Dora's cousin on his adventures to rescue animals and save the environment, played on the network.


At the Carolina Theatre last Saturday, 21 speakers unleashed captivating ideas, stories and missions meant to solve problems in each of their domains.
But there was a common thread at the inaugural TEDxDurham—a collective appreciation for Durham and a dedication towards advancing the city and its people. The event also carried a salute to the #BlackLivesMatter movement, which has dominated national conversation after a week of heightened racial tension.
Though most speakers didn't represent "entrepreneurship/startups" in a traditional sense, each is an innovator. And all of their talks centered around social missions, which compliments Durham's growing emphasis on social entrepreneurship.
A few presenters shared how they are using technology to solve medical and health-related problems both for individuals and communities.
There's Jess Jurr, a professor from NC State's College of Textiles who leads the research group Nano-EXtended Textiles, which meshes wearable technology with fabrics. With him on stage was NC State graduate Jazsalyn McNeil wearing a dress she designed. The gown was adorned with LED lights that flickered with the detection of her heartbeat. Jurr's goal is to develop and bring to market stylish, wearable technology like the dress, that can be used to track heartbeat patterns over time. It's a new method toward preventative health care.
Nirmish Shah is also focused on medical/health intervention. Through his role as director of Duke's sickle cell transition program, he noticed the need for patients to regularly manage their symptoms and medications without having to make back-and-forth trips to the doctor.
He has two apps under the name Sickle cell Mobile Application to Record symptoms via Technology, or SMARTA. One educates patients about their illness and helps them manage their home medication regimen through a fun incentive—sending their doctors video selfies taking their medication as prescribed. The other app keeps a log of patients' symptoms and stressors to predict future pain in the same way that weather apps predict precipitation.
Another social innovator focused on health is Allison Matthews, a Doctor of Sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who is crowdsourcing a cure for HIV online with a project called 2BeatHIV. A series of social media campaigns and creative content contests help build awareness about HIV testing, which Matthews hopes will give researchers a better understanding of how patients are affected by the disease.


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The inner city suburb of Kingston is well positioned to the east of capital hill and the Australian Parliament, as well as being just 4 kilometres from the Canberra city centre. It is an extremely leafy suburb with many tree-lined streets and plenty of parklands for residents to enjoy. There are lots of residental and serviced apartment buildings in Kingston, as well as affordable Kingston hotels with all of the facilities to make you feel right at home during your stay in Canberra. One of the best things about staying in Kingston is that it is in such a quiet location, but is still very close to many government department buildings, corporate offices, major tourist attractions and retail outlet stores. The newly redeveloped waterfront area of Kingston is a great place to visit during your stay, as are the restaurants, cafes, fashion boutiques and shops in Kingston itself and neighbouring Manuka. Other suburbs that surround Kingston include Barton, Narrabudah, Fyshwick, Griffith and Forrest. Because the suburb of Kingston is situated on the southern shores of Lake Burley Griffin it provides travellers with an excellent place to go for either a morning or evening stroll, relaxing bike ride and even a more energetic run.
One of the main reasons why so many travellers to Canberra choose to stay at the Best Western Motel Monaro is because the central location places you within easy walking distance to the many boutique shops, cafes and restaurants in both Kingston and Manuka. Also staying at the Motel Monaro you will be close to businesses, government buildings, tourist attractions and the network of wlkaing and cycle paths around the picturesque Lake Burley Griffin.
With a convenient location and a range of 1 & 2 bedroom self contained serviced apartments that are well equipped and fully self contained the Oxley Court Apartments is a great place to stay whilst visiting Canberra. These affordable apartments are only a few minutes from Parliament House, the Canberra city centre and the lake precinct, as well as being wlkaing distance to the Manuka and Kingston shops and cafe precinct.
Ideally positioned in a quiet, tree lined street in the inner city suburb of Kingston the Pinnacle Apartments are a real home away from home that you will come back to again and again. Just a short w1lk from these quality serviced apartments will put you amoungst some of the fine restaurants, cosmopolitan cafes and boutique shops in Manuka, as well as the Parliament of Australia, Questecon Science Centre and the National Gallery of Australia.
The boat harbour and waterfront precinct at Kingston is a new area that has been recently redeveloped into a modern area filled with quality apartments, boat mooring facilities, shops and food outlets. You will find it on Eastlake Parade and is conveniently located just a short walk from the majority of Kingston accommodation properties.
If you are spending more than a day in Canberra then you should spend some time relaxing around the shores of the beautiful Lake Burley Griffin. You can either take a walk along the many walking trails, take a bike ride around the lake, go roller blading or have a picnic in one of the many parklands.
The Parliament House is without a doubt the most popular tourist attractions in Canberra. It is prominently located on Capital Hill and is where the Australian parliament sits. You are able to take a free guided tour around this unique complex every day of the week.
At the National Gallery of Australia you will find lots of amazing works of art from local and international artists. It is located on King Edward Terrace right next door to the High Court of Australia and also features a lovely sculpture garden which has lots of interesting pieces to admire.
One of the most popular tourist attractions in Canberra for both adults and kids of all ages is the National Science and Technology Centre, which is also commonly known as Questecon. This attractions is situated on the southern banks of Lake Burley Griffin on the corner of King Edward Terrace and Mall Road West and is filled with plenty of interactive things for you to see and experience.
If you have an interest in the legal aspect of Australian society then you should visit the High Court of Australia. It is located on King Edward Terrace on the southern banks of Lake Burley Griffin and within its walls you will discover all sorts of different information and facts about the Australian legal system and the laws of the country.
Located just to the south east of capital hill and right next door to the suburb of Kingston is the Manuka Oval. This is Canberra's premier stadium that plays host to numerous AFL footy matches and major cricket matches throughout the course of the year.
Canberra has some fine places to have a hit of golf including the Capital Golf Club. This 18 hole golf course is situated in the neighbouring suburb of Narrabundah and provides players of all standards with a challanging but relaxing course that is open to the general public.
Travellers to Canberra will enjoy the delights of the Fyshwick Fresh Food Markets which is open from Thursday through to Sunday and is ideally positioned to the east of Kingston. At the Fyshwick market you will discover a large selection of fresh seafood, fruit and vegetables, meats, Asian groceries, delicatessens and cafes where you can enjoy a bite to eat.
The main shopping precinct in Kingston is the local shopping area that is situated around Giles Street, Kennedy Street and Jardine Street. In this cosmopolitan shopping strip you will find a variety of different shops, cosmopolitan cafes, quality resturants, fashion boutiques and even a supermarket for your everyday needs.
If you are interested in keeping fit or a looking for a great place to go for a walk or bike ride then the Telopea Park is a great place in which to do so. This extensive parklands is situated on the western side of Kingston on Telopea Road and includes walking and cysling tracks, a children's playground, picnic areas and plenty of car parking.


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Aleafia Health Is Focused On Executing Across Its Four Pillars For Growth
Editorial	Apr 1, 2019	• 11:22 AM GMT+0000
7 MIN READ • By Anthony Varrell
Canadian Licensed Producers (LPs) have been a hot sub-sector of the burgeoning cannabis industry and this is a trend that we expect to continue. During the last year, we have seen a significant increase in the number of Canadian LPs and we are not surprised by the increase. Over the next year, we expect this trend to continue and we should see more Canadian LPs list on the TSX or TSX Venture Exchange.
Although this trend is exciting, it is important for investors to focus on Canadian LPs that have certain characteristics. When it comes to analyzing these types of opportunities we are targeting companies that have significant catalysts for growth, that are led by a management team with a proven track record of success, that are well capitalized and well positioned to take advantage of organic and inorganic growth opportunities, and also have an attractive valuation.
One company that meets this criteria is Aleafia Health (ALEF.V) (ALEAF) and we believe that this is an opportunity that investors need to be watching. Earlier this month, the company completed the acquisition of Emblem, a leading Canadian cannabis producer, and we are bullish on the growth prospects of the combined company.
2019 has been a banner year for Aleafia Health and we are closely following how it continues to advance its fundamental story. Earlier this year, the company was named as the 2019 TSX Venture 50 top performing company of the year and we are favorable on this achievement. Aleafia Health is in the early innings of a major growth cycle and is led by a management team with a proven track record of success. We are confident in the management team's ability to execute and will monitor how the team executes from here.
An Attractive Growth Story
One of the reasons why we are favorable on Aleafia Health is due to its acquisition strategy. The company has been focused on making accretive acquisitions and has been focused on acquiring businesses that generate significant cash flow and are attractively valued. We are favorable on this strategy as well as on the acquisitions that the company has made and believe that Aleafia Health represents an attractive growth opportunity.
Last year, Aleafia Health acquired Canabo Medical Clinics which has been capitalizing on the cannabis clinic market. We are favorable on the cannabis clinic opportunity due to the amount of data that is being generated by the medical cannabis patients that are visiting these clinics. We believe that the acquisition of Emblem has strengthened Aleafia Health's leverage to this opportunity and will monitor how the team executes on it.
One of the reasons why we are favorable on Emblem is due to its attractive operating structure. The company is focused on cannabis production through its Emblem Cannabis division, on patient education through its GrowWise Health division, and on the pharmaceutical market through its Emblem Pharmaceuticals division.
We are favorable on the synergies that can be created between the two businesses and believe that this is an important part of the story. When you combine Aleafia Health's Canabo Medical Clinics subsidiary with Emblem's GrowWise Health subsidiary, you have a leading Canadian clinic network with access to 40 national medical clinics and education centers that have served almost 60,000 patients.
We believe that Emblem and Canabo Medical Clinics represent strategic acquisitions and are favorable on the growth prospects associated with these transactions. We have conducted research into these transactions and believe that these companies were trading at significant discounts when compared to their peers at the time of the acquisition.
A Company with Significant Catalysts for Growth
When it comes to the Canadian cannabis market, the acquisition of Emblem significantly improves Aleafia Health's position in this market. The acquisition also enhances Aleafia Health's leverage to several international cannabis markets and we are favorable on the growth prospects associated with this.
One of the ways that Aleafia Health will benefit from the acquisition of Emblem is through the previously announced joint venture with German pharmaceutical wholesaler Acnos Pharma GmbH. We are favorable on the German medical cannabis market and believe that this relationship provides the company with the opportunity to expand into new markets in Europe.
The acquisition creates a new Canadian medical cannabis leader that will operate the country's largest national clinic network and will have improved operational scale with planned annual capacity of approximately 138,000 kg (including committed supply agreements), Canadian and expanded global distribution, and a robust branding and product development platform.
Focused on Capitalizing on Four High Growth Verticals
Although Emblem was trading at a significant discount to its peers, the company has an attractive operating structure and we believe that the market underappreciated this opportunity. One of the reasons why we believe that Emblem was trading at a discount is due to the changes in the management team in late 2017 and believe that these changes overshadowed the positives of the company.
Now that the acquisition of Emblem is complete, Aleafia Health plans to capitalize on high-growth opportunities and leverage international expansion across four verticals: Cannabis Production, Health and Wellness, Cannabis Education and the Consumer Experience. Aleafia Health will be able to leverage Emblem's extraction and product innovation to sell high-margin medical cannabis directly to its patient base for the first time. This represents a significant opportunity for Aleafia Health as well as its patient base, which can access Emblem's differentiated high-margin derivative cannabis products.
Another way that Aleafia Health will benefit from the acquisition of Emblem is through the Provincial supply agreements that Emblem had entered into. These agreements will allow Aleafia Health to sell products in Ontario, Saskatchewan, British Columbia and Alberta, and we are excited about this opportunity. The company plans to gain national medical distribution through Emblem's agreement with Shoppers Drug Mart and gain national retail distribution through Fire & Flower, Starbuds and the emerging OnePlant network.
A Company that is on the Move
Aleafia Health represents a multi-faceted growth story and we believe that the acquisition of Emblem has significantly improved its position in the Canadian cannabis market. We are favorable on the growth prospects associated with the European medical cannabis market and will monitor how the team executes on this.
Over the next year, we expect to see Aleafia Health significantly advance its fundamental story and will be closely following this opportunity. When we look at the company, we see a business that is in the early innings of a major growth cycle and we are favorable on the number of levers that it has for growth.
Although Aleafia Health has been executing flawlessly, the shares have been under pressure and have been coming off its 2019 highs. The company is led by a management team that has a proven track record of success and we are favorable on its ability to execute. When it comes to the cannabis industry, investors need to take a look at the management team and we believe that this is an area where Aleafia Health excels.
We believe that Aleafia Health represents a compelling play on the burgeoning cannabis market and this is an opportunity that investors should be watching. To learn more about Aleafia Health, please contact support@technical420.com
Pursuant to an agreement between StoneBridge Partners LLC and Aleafia Health Inc. (ALEF) we have been hired for a period of 180 days beginning February 1, 2019 and ending August 1, 2019 to publicly disseminate information about (ALEF) including on the Website and other media including Facebook and Twitter. We are being paid $7,500 per month (ALEF) for or were paid "ZERO" shares of unrestricted or restricted common shares. We own zero shares of (ALEF), which we purchased in the open market. We plan to sell the "ZERO" shares of (ALEF) that we hold during the time the Website and/or Facebook and Twitter Information recommends that investors or visitors to the website purchase without further notice to you. We may buy or sell additional shares of (ALEF) in the open market at any time, including before, during or after the Website and Information, provide public dissemination of favorable Information.
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Anthony Varrell is Managing Director of StoneBridge Partners LLC. SBP continues to drive market awareness for leading firms in the cannabis industry throughout the U.S. and abroad.
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BIRMINGHAM, AL— The 2017-2021 Birmingham City Council will officially be sworn in tomorrow October 24, 2017 at 9:30am. A meet and greet reception will take place on the 2nd Floor of City Hall in the Gallery of Distinguished Citizens at 8:00 a.m. Among the newly elected officials, freshmen Councilors Hunter Williams, District 2, Darrell O'Quinn, District 5 and John Hilliard, District 9 will enter into their first terms serving the City of Birmingham. Councilors will also vote for a new President and Pro Tempore to preside during the first two year term, shortly following the inaugural ceremony.
WHY: The Birmingham City Council-Mayoral elections are held every four years in the City of Birmingham. The official Council takes office on October 24, 2017.
For media inquiries please contact Birmingham City Council Interim Director of Public Information Officer Chiara Perry at 205.908.7392 or chiara.perry@birminghamal.gov.


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3. Authorization from Doctor for Financial Aid, period of treatment and amount for surgery/medication.
4. Patients name, age, address, relationship, amount requested, period, closest hospital to place of residence.


Associate Professor, Graduate School of International Management, Aoyama Gakuin University, Apr. 2016 - present.
Associate Professor, Institute of Innovation Research, Hitotsubashi University, Apr. 2013 - Mar. 2016.
Assistant Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Nov. 2009 - Mar. 2013.
Lecturer, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Jan. 2009 - Oct. 2009.
Ph.D in Economics, University of Tokyo, 2011.
M.A. in Economics, University of Tokyo, 2004.
B.A. in Economics, Sophia University, 2002.


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Ози́нки — станция саратовского региона Приволжской железной дороги, расположена в посёлке Озинки Саратовской области.

Отсюда идут двухпутные линии к станциям Ершов и Уральск. Станция является последней на территории России и ближайшей к границе с Казахстаном. На станции имеется пункт пограничного и таможенного контроля. Здание вокзала одноэтажное.

Ближайшие станции: в направлении станции Ершов — Чалыкла, в направлении станции Уральск (Казахстан) — Семиглавый Мар (Казахстан). При подъезде к станции Озинки с запада железная дорога "делает петлю" с обратным движением (на запад) вокруг посёлка Известкового завода.

Станция не электрифицирована, пассажирское движение обслуживается тепловозами Приволжской дороги серии ТЭП70, ТЭП70БС приписки ТЧ Саратов, грузовое движение тепловозами 2ТЭ116У, 2ТЭ25КМ ТЧ Ершов.

История
В 1894 году было открыто движение по заволжской линии дороги от Покровской Слободы до Уральска. Дорога имела метровую колею, для обслуживания этой линии были построены паровозное депо и железнодорожные мастерские в Покровской Слободе (ныне Энгельсский завод транспортного машиностроения), паровозное депо на станции Ершов (локомотивное депо Ершов). Станция Озинки также была построена в 1894 году как часть этой дороги.

Станция Озинки находится на 273 версте от Покровской слободы. В 5 верстах от станции большое село Озинки и несколько хуторов:  Вдовин, Попов, Карепанов, Соколик, Тимонин, Овчинников.

При станции Озинки впоследствии вырос посёлок Озинки.

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Turkey is one of the finest medical tourism destinations, especially in the field of cardiothoracic surgery. Most of the surgeries, whenever possible, is done are minimally invasive surgery. Hospitals of Turkey are equipped with advanced facilities related to surgical instruments, machines, and post-operative care. The hallmark of standard quality in the field of cardiothoracic surgery in turkey is the availability of highly experienced and expert cardiac surgeons with a pretty high success rate. Medical tourists are attracted to this fascinating country because of high-quality healthcare facilities at an affordable price. The cost of treatment in Turkey is almost 60-70% cheaper as compared to developed countries. Further, the patients and their relatives club medical tourism to general tourism because of various spectacular tourist destinations present in this country.
One such procedure related to heart is Bentall procedure which is done at various hospitals in Turkey with impeccable ease. Various hospitals such as Medicana Konya, Medicana Camlica, Memorial Sisli Hospital, and Anadolu Medical Center are efficient in conducting Bentall procedure in Turkey. Not only these hospitals are performing the procedure but are also providing world-class postoperative care.
Aorta is a large artery associated with the heart that carries the blood from the heart to other parts of the body. Whenever there is a problem in the aorta, the Bentall procedure is advised. The condition requiring Bentall procedure includes Aortic regurgitation in which the valve of the aorta does not close properly, Aortic aneurysm characterized by dilation of the aorta, Aortic dissection in which the inner wall of aorta gets damaged and Marfan's syndrome which is a defect in the aorta by birth. As with other surgical procedures, Bentall procedure also involves complications such as bleeding, arrhythmia, vision problems, and neurological problems, however, with the advanced technology, Bentall procedure in Turkey is done with minimum complications.
The cost of the Bentall procedure in Turkey is less as compared to developed countries. The average cost of Valve replacement through Bentall procedure is approximately $18500 to $20,000. In the US, the similar procedure costs about $1,50,000 to $1,70,000 while in South Korea, the approximate cost is $40,000. The cost at various hospitals in Turkey varies depending upon the quality of treatment, facilities, and infrastructure.
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Q: Does anyone know of a library to convert my (ISO8601???) timestamp string to UNIX timestamp format? I have a timestamp being extracted from an XML document in the format
2019-02-13T09:01:53.557+00:00
Does anyone know of a library to convert this to unix time or will I have to fiddle with the string?
Since I'm not generating the timestamp myself the answers I have been finding aren't helping me much.
I think the format is iso8601 but I'm not certain as it seems to have a few extra digits which I'm guessing is ms resolution (since it relates to a machine tool), is this a problem?

A: Using DateTimeOffset.ToUnixTimeSeconds from .NET 4.6 and above, this should be fairly simple:
if (DateTime.TryParse("2019-02-13T09:01:53.557+00:00", out var dateTime))
{
    var unixTimestamp = ((DateTimeOffset)dateTime).ToUnixTimeSeconds();
}

If for whatever reason your string format changes, you can also do a exact parse using DateTime.TryParseExact:
if (DateTime.TryParseExact("2019-02-13T09:01:53.557+00:00", "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.fffzzz",
    CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, DateTimeStyles.None, out var dateTime))
{
    var unixTimestamp = ((DateTimeOffset)dateTime).ToUnixTimeSeconds();
}

A: Basically you should consider what a Unix timestamp is: (from Wikipedia)

It is the number of seconds that have elapsed since 00:00:00 Thursday, 1 January 1970, Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), minus leap seconds

So probably a solution would be parsing the string to a datetime, converting it to UTC and then calculate the seconds.
var date = DateTime.Parse("2019-02-13T09:01:53.557+00:00", null, System.Globalization.DateTimeStyles.RoundtripKind);
var unixTimestamp = (int)(date.ToUniversalTime().Subtract(new DateTime(1970, 1, 1))).TotalSeconds;


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Q: how to show only date? I have a column in the data table called CurrentDate as datatype string (12/2/1983).
When I am displaying on the screen this is showing as 12/2/1983 12:00:00AM.
I am not sure why I am getting timestamp here?
Can anybody help me out?

A: If you are binding this from a datasource, like a SQL Data Source, you can use CONVERT in your query:
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),nameOfColumn,101) AS Date

If you need to do this in C#, try the ToShortDateString() method:
string date = myDate.ToShortDateString();

A: In C# if you convert it to a DateTime object:
DateTime.ToShortDateString();

A: Are you using data binding to a gridview, formview, or other formatable data source? If so you can simply use the "d" format flag, like below:
<asp:BoundField DataField="MyDate" DataFormatString="{0:d}" HeaderText="My Date" />

A: An example of its usage within the context of setting a label would be:
MyLabel.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString("A FORMATTING STRING HERE);

Two very useful MSFT posts I use are:  "Standard DateTime formatting strings"  and "Custom date time formatting strings"


So here's the deal, I've been peripherally involved in a project at my current client, to the point that I know generally where things are going, but I haven't done any code review or anything like that. The good news is that the developer working on it is fairly sharp, so I had no major worries….The fun comes when this developer (who is a contractor like myself), decides to take a offer for another gig (for way more $$, so who can really blame him). Left in his wake is a new developer, who is trying to figure out the business as well as the code, which is not a fun thing to do, a stack of code, and deadlines which are not moving. What is not left is any sort of design artifact on the code side. There were some data changes, which have detailed ERDs, but nothing on the code side. In looking at the code, it seems reasonably well put-together, though there is way more tight-coupling than I generally like to see, and a much deeper object hierarchy than I generally like to work with.
Now allow me to wonder into dream-land for a bit…This is a situation where TDD would pay off big-time. For starters, it would be more likely that the code that was left would be leaner than it currently is had this project been a TDD project. Also there would be the wealth of code artifacts that the tests provide. At a glance I could see which components are supposed to do what, and (assuming the test writer thought this way) why certain components where there. Then there is the safety net for the massive refactoring that every developer does when they inherit new code (you know, the guy who wrote it originally was an idiot…I never would have done it this way…that doesn't make any sense…).
This is making me start thinking about mandating a TDD approach, or at least if not mandating, fostering. What is the best way to do that, though? Everybody knows that developers don't take kindly to being forced to do anything, particularly when they see it as making their jobs more difficult. And lets face it, the sorts of tests that you get from someone who doesn't "get" TDD are things like "Test1", "Test2″…"Test132". What use is that? So my challenge is to try to figure out how to introduce a concept like TDD into an organization which really has no other standards (there hasn't even been a decision regarding C# vs VB.Net), and where developers have not used TDD before. The biggest problem with TDD initially, is that developers feel stifled. Everyone is taught to think ahead, and try to create something that is resilient to change. TDD throws that idea out the window, and it is damn hard to break that sort of thinking. Particularly when your trying to baby-step your way through functionality like properties, that have to be put together in a particular way, and should have tests associated with them. Why would any rational developer spend the extra 10 minutes to write CanSetCustomerName CanGetCustomerName tests when they can implement the properties and move on? I think the only way to do it is to figure out some way of showing first-hand where the benefits lie. Yes, I find writing tests for my accessors a bit redundant, but I take a great deal of satisfaction at the end in the information that I have managed to communicate about the code once it is done. If I have a get test and a set test for a property, then it is pretty obvious I wanted both. If I only have a get test, but a I defined a setter, then I know I can get rid of it. There is also the knowledge that those small things are what the larger body of the tests are built on, and I think they provide a good way to ease into creating a new class in a TDD style. While your writing those get and set tests you have time to think about the classes public API, and you can start to alter it a lot easier.
But back to the thoughts around introducing TDD….It is hard to show the added agility, unless you are actively changing an existing project. The Code Artifacts are apparent, but a bit muddled and confusing. The confidence that a full test suite provides is also a bit hard to communicate, particularly to a skeptical audience. This is not an easy problem. I think on one level it is easy to talk to developers and tell them why this is a good thing (Scott Hanselman did an excellent job on his TDD podcast), but experience shows that when the pressure to deliver starts cranking up, most developers return to their old habits to "deliver the project on time", regardless of the amount of time that may be lost down the road because it was not possible to do ruthless refactoring. It is also dangerous to try to introduce TDD on a critical project….if for some reason it fails, or is delayed, there is likely to be some serious push-back from management to TDD adoption.
It's not an easy problem….but I think I need to figure it out. I think there would be serious benefits to adopting TDD, especially in my current situation with developers coming and going. I'll just need to figure out how to share the enthusiasm, and convince others that there really is no other way to develop software.
WinFX By Any Other Name….
It looks like, to help avoid confusion, and questions from developers, Microsoft is renaming WinFx to the .Net Framework 3.0. Evedently people were under the impression that WinFX was a seperate entity.
I just learned that Microsoft changed the way unhandled exceptions in Threads are propogated in .Net 2.0 vs the way they worked in 1.1. With 2.0 any unhandled exceptions in a thread will not only cause that thread to exit, but will also be bubbled up to the thread that started the offending thread. Overall, I think this is a good thing, since not only will it force people to handle exceptions within their thread code, but it will also eliminate the problem of processes mysteriously stopping if there is an unhandled exception on a thread. It will, however, cause some serious grief for any developers not expecting that sort of behavior. I'm sure I'm not the only one who has seen less than steller multi-threaded programming tactics in applications which should be better behaived (heck, I've done my share of shoddy thread handling in the past).
The one exception to this, of course, is the ThreadAbortException, which understandably, only effects the thread it is raised on. Granted using Thread.Abort, or raising a ThreadAbortException is considered a brute-force approach, so it shouldn't be happening anyway….
It just goes to show that there are always little surprises waiting around the corner. I've been looking at least casually at .Net 2.0 since Beta 2, and I even read through the "What's New" for C# 2.0 to see if I missed anything. Somehow I managed not to notice Implicit Delegate Assignment (or at least that's what I'm calling it).
It is now possible to assign a delegate using just the Class and Method name…you no longer have to create a new instance of the delegate type. Not a huge thing, I know, but for those of us who are easily impressed it's, well, impressive.
The Dr. is back….after a few years away, I've now decided to make DrRandom.org a blog…come back for more.


In Massachusetts, the usual suspects are pushing driver's licenses for foreign intruders. The boosters claim that requiring aliens to learn the rules of the road would make driving safer for everyone.
Interestingly, when illegals lined up around the block for licenses in Nevada, around 75 percent of applicants failed the written test. That figure would comport with the arrogance of Latin males who think they don't need to study to pass a test.
However, a substantial number of deaths by illegal aliens are fueled by excessive drinking, where knowing state laws and the stopping distance at 60 mph won't prevent a blotto drunk foreigner from killing innocents. In fact, drinking immoderately is considered to be a positive character attribute indicating macho-ness in many hispanic cultures, particularly Mexico.
Back to Massachusetts, the mother of crime victim Matthew Denice has spoken out against the proposed weakening of driver's license protections.
Denice (pictured) was was killed when a drunk driving illegal alien Ecuadoran smashed into his motorcycle and dragged the young man for a quarter mile as bystanders banged on the side of the perp's truck trying to make him stop. The accused killer, Nicholas Guaman, had a long rap sheet including assaulting a police officer, but had been shielded from deportation by Massachusetts' sanctuary policy.
Why do liberals want to protect dangerous criminals and willfully thwart public safety? Are they insane?
BOSTON — Lawmakers will soon consider passing a bill that would allow illegal immigrants to get a driver's license.
The Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition, or MIRA, is backing the bill.
Policy director Shannon Erwin says that issuing licenses to undocumented immigrants would make the roads safer because they would have to pass all of the RMV requirements and get insurance.
Maureen Maloney lost her son, Matthew Denice, in August 2011 when illegal immigrant Nicolas Guaman allegedly struck and killed Matthew with his truck, dragging Matthew's body down a Milford street.
Guaman is charged with his murder.
MIRA said the bill would protect families like Matthew Denice's, and points out similar laws are in effect in Connecticut, Nevada, New Mexico, and Washington D.C.
Maloney sees the issue in a different way.
Lawmakers have scheduled a hearing on the bill for Feb. 5. An online petition in support of the bill was signed by nearly 1,800 supporters by Saturday.


Creating a Variety of Beer That Includes Tastes For All!
On July 13th, 2018, Brothers Kershner Brewing Co. opened the big garage doors at the front of the building, let the sunlight and customers in, and started pouring their carefully crafted beers!
We'd like to give a big, warm welcome to one of the newest members of Skippack Village, Brothers Kershner Brewing Company! These brothers have joined forces to create a variety of beers that includes tastes for all as well as provide an atmosphere that is comfortable, welcoming and fun. When you step inside you'll feel a sense of common ground where there is no such thing as social status. The establishment is built on a foundation of brotherly love, which owners Kevin and Basil have been working hard to cultivate. Brothers and owners, Kevin and Basil, come from a family of five which is where their deep value of family stems from. They were inspired by the idea of a tree of life which is depicted in their logo and represents their personal values and beliefs. Basil started his journey about ten years ago brewing at home and Kevin jumped in about 7 years ago. Their collaboration doesn't stop at beer, though! These brothers also have a passion for music and look forward to playing live at the brewery.
With Brothers Kershner Brewing Co. being so new and different, there have been many questions about how they got here. Kevin told us Skippack was one out of three possible towns to open the brewery in. The brothers landed in Skippack sometime in 2015 looking for the right location. They felt Skippack Village was the perfect town because there was nothing comparable to what they were envisioning. Their search for a location in Skippack ended at an old auto body shop where they spent the next year in making renovations. They didn't change the structure, but the building needed lots of love. On July 13th, 2018, Brothers Kershner Brewing Co. opened the big garage doors at the front of the building, let the sunlight and customers in, and started pouring their carefully crafted beers!
After being opened only a few short months, it is clear that the brewery compliments the other businesses in the village and adds another layer of attraction for those spending the day in the village. 'We are another link in the chain of Skippack' as Basil says. The brothers intend to build a greater sense of community as well as be more involved in the greater brewing community. Montgomery County has a growing brewing community where everyone has a niche. The Brothers Kershner Brewing Co. aspire to be the brewery that has a little something for everybody by maintaining a well-rounded menu of beer. This month, look out for their new autumn offerings including 'Lone Eagle Dirt Road' which is a brown ale and a new pale ale is also coming out soon! Brothers Kershner Brewing Co. also serves Pennsylvania wines, ciders, and snacks. It is BYOF – bring your own food, so be sure to grab something yummy from one of the restaurants in the village if you're hungry. If you forget, the Skippack Village Italian Market which is next door offers a limited menu that they will deliver.
We're excited about our new neighbor in the village and if you are too follow them on Facebook and Instagram to stay updated and see what's next for the Brothers Kershner Brewing Co.!


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With a focus on long-term growth of India, Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu said that his ministry is looking at $500 billion investment in Railways in the next 10-12 years. "We need to focus on infra sector for growth in India. Infra growth directly relates to GDP growth in India," he said.


Yes Theatre History: believes that theatre and drama can positively influence the children and youth to create a change in their society. Therefore, it works to inspire Palestinian children and youth in general and those in Hebron in particular to try out and to develop creative and constructive reactions to the challenges in their daily lives.
Yes Theatre works in the field of youth theatre and drama education in the Palestinian Territory. The founding members of YT have 18 years of experience of implementing drama and theatre projects and programs with youth inside and outside schools, in cooperation with the Palestinian Ministry of Education, UNRWA and with other original bodies in Hebron. At that time, YT was, and is still, the only organization working exclusively for children and young people using theatre and drama as tools of expression, relief, social change and development. it is worth mentioning that YT has access to school permitted by the Ministry of Education.
The program objective is to contribute to the empowering of Palestinian women and raising their awareness about their rights and how to proclaim them through the medium of a mobile puppet theatre based on social entrepreneurship approach.
This theatre is a social enterprise, that will be run by three females and 1 male who graduated from yes theatre drama program. they will be subject to capacity building in regards to research and collecting stories, narration, turning them into puppet performance to be then presented for groups of 100 audience consists of men, women and kids, from different areas. it is a social enterprise that challenges mobility restriction, and it serves puppet performances that are based on narration of women from diversified marginalized areas. The theme of performances will reflect success stories to inspire women; convey messages and stories that raise the awareness of women about their rights and the importance of proclaiming them. On the other hand, it will create social capital by finding a sphere of harmony among diversified indigenous folks' peculiarities of their heterogeneous entourages by making a general understanding and strengthening bonds among them.
this program is going firstly to advocate against customary laws against women, in formal and informal levels that prevent women from having equal opportunities, beside limiting their choices and their abilities to be decision makers, thus it will raise awareness of women about their rights and the importance of proclaiming them, since they are the most important category to start with. The second issue is the economic situation, since this enterprise will generate income it is going to create job opportunities for four youth (3 females, 1 male); thus it will serve as a model to inspire unemployed people to use their potentials by creating their own enterprises that not only generates income but also provide a social value. Lastly, living in an environment that is subject to mobility restriction due to occupation will create not only regional division but socially separated indigenous who don't have neither physical nor social attachment, thus a mobile theatre that moves from one region to the other will break separation and contribute to the creation of harmonized sphere based on diversified folk's narration.


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SUNY Albany Breaks Ground on Emerging Technology and Entrepreneurship Complex (ETEC)
SUNY Albany recently broke ground on ETEC, a facility that will bring students and entrepreneurial business partners under one roof to promote a spirit of innovation within key STEM industries. The $180 million, 218,500 sf complex will be the home of the University's College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity, and is set to open in 2020.
"[ETEC] will help secure UAlbany's position as a world-class research institution for years to come," said University at Albany President Havidan Rodriguez.
According to a press release from Governer Andrew M. Cuomo's office, the complex will also house the New York State Mesonet, the nation's most advanced weather-detection system. The Mesonet will help ensure the state of New York is better prepared and protected from future severe weather. The press release can be found here for reference, and more coverage found in SPECTRUM NEWS, The Daily Gazette and nyrej.com.
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