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Q: Create a dataframe from a list of tables in R I'm trying to create a dataframe that I need to populate from a list in R. The list contains 2003 tables representing land cover data for different counties. Each table has two rows - the column labels and the row of land cover data. Unfortunately, each table has a different number of columns (if for that county the landcover class was not present instead of getting a zero it dropped the column when the list was created).
What I want is a dataframe that is 2003 rows long and 15 columns wide (one column for each land cover class).
When I tried
df <- data.frame(matrix(unlist(l), nrow=132, byrow=T))
based on another question, it created a long table of two columns (one with labels for all 2003 counties and the values in the second column). Because each table had unequal lengths I can't convert that to the wide format.
some sample data:
l <- replicate(
     2003,
     list(sample(1:100, sample(1:15,15))),
     simplify = FALSE
 )

A: If your object is actually a list of data frames, you should be able to do data.table::rbindlist(your_list, fill = T). Since your example isn't actually a list of data frames, an extra step is needed.
library(data.table)

l <- lapply(l, function(x){
  x <- as.list(x[[1]])
  setNames(x, paste0('V', seq_along(x)))})

df <- rbindlist(l, fill = T)

In base R
# make the lengths all the same
l <- lapply(l, function(x) c(x[[1]], rep(NA, max(0, 15 - length(x[[1]])))))

# rbind and convert to df
df <- as.data.frame(do.call(rbind, l))

dim(df)
# [1] 2003   15

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It is like a scene from the movie Scream. A man is dead, and another woman in serious condition after being stabbed in Yakima on Halloween night. Police responded and found a female victim around the 600 block of South 6th Avenue that had been stabbed and was bleeding from her stomach area according to news reports. Police also found a 45 year old male about 1 block away that was also stabbed, but in both is stomach and his chest.
Not far from the scene of both stabbing victims, police found and arrested the lone suspect in the case. Reports say the suspect was in a relationship with the woman victim and the other male victim knew them both. The male victim later died at the hospital of his wounds.


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The latest Ipsos Global Advisor survey was conducted in 27 countries around the world and explores the attitudes towards the FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia among those aware of the upcoming tournament. The survey was conducted online among adults aged under 65.
Real fans: Globally nearly one in four aware of the World Cup state they will miss work or school during the tournament.
Nearly one in four (23%) of those aware of the World Cup think that the German football team will win the final of the FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia, followed by the national teams of Brazil (21%), Spain (11%), Argentina (8%), France (4%), Portugal (3%), England (3%) and Russia (2%). Germany is also ahead when it comes to the question of which country is most likely to finish the tournament as the runner-up. Worldwide, almost two in ten people (18%) believe that Germany will become second, whereas at least fifteen percent consider that Brazil will be the runner-up.
A strong majority of people around the world aware of the World Cup have positive opinions about the FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia. Nearly three in four (73%) believe that Russia will be a successful venue for the World Cup. Nearly every Serb (95 %) agrees with that, which makes them the most optimistic population in regard to this matter, followed by the Chinese (90%) and the Indians (86%). Only in Poland (45%) and Great Britain (41%), do a majority of those aware of the World Cup think that Russia won't be a successful venue for the event.
Moreover, two in three (67%) believe that it is safe for fans from their country to travel to Russia to attend the World Cup, although there is a large discrepancy in the evaluation of safety between different countries. More than nine in ten people (91%) in Serbia agree that it is safe for Serbian football fans to attend the World Cup, whereas only three in ten Britons aware of the World Cup (31%) agree that it is safe for their people to travel to Russia. More than half of the respondents worldwide (56%) also think better about Russia as a country for hosting the World Cup. People from India (86%), China (84%) and Peru (83%) are most likely to agree with that statement while those from Germany (24%), Belgium (22%) and Great Britain (22%) are least likely to agree.
Nevertheless, three out of ten (28%) of those aware of the competition think that their national team should boycott the World Cup in Russia. Most likely to support this are people from India (49%), Saudi Arabia (45%) and the US (45%). Least likely supporters are found in Japan (17%), Chile (16%) and Serbia (5%).
Russians show the least interest in football: less than one in ten Russians (9%) consider themselves to be passionate football followers. Moreover one third of Russian respondents (35%) state that they watch games only occasionally while 36 % suggest that they do not follow football at all. Saudi Arabians and Peruvians are most likely to be passionate football followers. Four in ten people in these countries consider themselves as passionate football followers and watch as many games possible at any given time (41% and 38 % respectively).
Will people skip work to watch?
For many people, their passion for the game goes so far that they even expect to miss work or school to watch this coming World Cup. Globally, nearly one in four (24%) of those aware of the World Cup will most probably or definitely miss work or school during the tournament. This rate is highest in India (51%), Turkey (46%) and the US (46%); in contrast, only around ten percent of the population in Belgium (11%), Spain (10%) and Serbia (6%) plan to do so.
Overall, FIFA is perceived positively. Globally, six in ten of those aware of the World Cup (60%) trust FIFA to always do the best in the interest of football and its spectators. The approval and favorability ratings by the Chinese (87%), Indians (86%) and Malaysians (84%) are the highest, whereas the people from Argentina (46%), Chile (41%) and Great Britain (32%) are least likely to trust the FIFA. However, less than half of those interviewed (46%) think that the preparations towards the World Cup have been free from corruption. Most likely to believe in a corruption-free organising process are the people from India (78%), China (71%) and Saudi Arabia (69%), while the respondents from Japan (29%), Belgium (28%) and Great Britain (20%) are least likely to believe this. Furthermore, a vast majority (75%) consider that the World Cup nowadays is more concerned with corporate sponsorship than individual sportsmanship.
A vast majority of viewers will watch the 2018 World Cup in good company. Worldwide, more than eight in ten people (84%) who intend to follow the tournament will probably or definitely watch the games with relatives and/or friends. In Latin American countries like Peru (93%), Argentina (90%) and Mexico (89%), this is true for nine out of ten respondents. Furthermore, every second viewer (49%) expects to follow the World Cup with work colleagues.
Despite the ongoing digitalisation of everyday live, television sets remain the most popular media devices to watch the World Cup in 2018. Globally, more than six in ten viewers (62%) will use a television set to follow the tournament, while one quarter of the respondents (25%) who plan to watch the event will use the Internet to do so. Mobile devices (13%), tablet devices (8%) and the radio (6%) are less popular.
The survey was conducted in 27 countries around the world, via the Ipsos Online Panel system in Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Great Britain, and the USA.
Approximately 1000 individuals aged 16-64 or 18-64 were surveyed in total Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain, Great Britain, and the USA. Approximately 500 individuals aged 16-64 were surveyed in Argentina, Belgium, Chile, Hungary, India, Malaysia, Peru, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, South Africa, South Korea, Sweden, Turkey. Between c.200-700 people in each country were aware of the World Cup.
The data are weighted to match the profile of the population. 16 of the 28 countries surveyed generate nationally representative samples in their countries (Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Poland, Serbia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, and United States). Brazil, Chile, China, India, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and Turkey produce a national sample that is considered to represent a more affluent, connected population. These are still a vital social group to understand in these countries, representing an important and emerging middle class.


This post introduces an IMEI-service that can be used to unlock a Samsung smartphone that wants a SIM network unlock PUK and PIN code. The problem arises when the user incorrectly enters the SIM network unlock PIN more than 10 times. After frequent mistakes, the phone gets hard-locked, and a message saying "SIM network PIN blocked. Enter SIM network PUK." will show up.
This is a permanent solution to unlock your Samsung phone that's asking for SIM Network unlock PUK code and PIN Code. With this code you can unlock your phone and use it with any SIM in the world. After the unlock you can factory reset or update the software – the phone will remain unlocked forever.
There's no reason to worry, as UnlockBoot is here to fulfill your needs. We can give you the SIM Network Unlock PIN as well as the SIM Network Unlock PUK using IMEI. You just have to dial *#06# on your device or go to (Settings > About) section of your handset to get your IMEI code.
Now put your IMEI number in the field and complete the order. Once the UnlockBoot team has processed the IMEI and verified it, it will send the SIM Network Unlock PUK and PIN code to your email address. What to do with these codes? First, you'll have to take the SIM card that you're using out and insert some other code, and then enter the PIN and PUK codes. Then the device will be unlocked and you can use it with any other SIM card.
Now you should see a message saying "Network Unlock Successful" appear on the device's display. Your Samsung device has been permanently unlocked, and can be used on any carrier worldwide.
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If the world is going to end, the best place to be is in a Swiss hotel. That is the impression you get from Hanna Jameson's The Last. American historian Jon Keller is staying in L'Hôtel Sixième when nuclear attacks hit Washington, New York, and other cities across the world. Apocalypse novels can be strangely coy about the causes and impact of the apocalypse. Safe in the hotel and surrounded by forests, the world-altering events of the outside world are at first limited to headlines and the strange new shades of the sunsets. It's a while before anyone thinks to go outside to scout for food, let alone try to locate other survivors.
Which is not to say The Last doesn't compel. Jon is trapped with a couple of dozen people with whom he has little in common, they are running out of food, and afraid to drink the water. Jameson captures the feeling of claustrophobia and panic. Guests lose themselves in drink and drugs and random hookups. A man takes a deliberate overdose. With only one doctor in the crew and little practical skills, it seems like the Sixième guests won't last long. And then Jon finds the body of a child – murdered, perhaps before the apocalypse.
Now I felt it, the crushing existential weight of the loss. Commutes, and calling your representatives over something you saw on TV, reading news articles online, all of them getting progressively worse, going to march after march amid the creeping sensation that nothing was changing, that governments weren't scared and people were nowhere near as scared as it should be, spending day after day at work talking about politicians we hated and battles we were losing, worrying about our future and whether your children would have one, and then it was all gone.
At least Jon gets to meet more interesting people – Peter the dyspeptic German child psychologist, Adam the young boozehound and Tomi, Jon's on and off girlfriend – Tomi is a fellow American but is everything Jon is not, clear headed, plain spoken and stylish. There's a bone of contention between the guests as to who voted for the disaster president who began the nuclear war and it makes you think of how much of the nuclear winter will be spent bickering over the ruins.
Jameson deepens the sense of claustrophobic horror by giving the hotel a spooky backstory and the guests elements of dark mysteries in their own lives. The hotel's mystery builds to an unexpected conclusion but for me it's the endpapers and the last passage of Jon's narration that gives this novel its payoff. The Swiss landscape of chalet and forest suddenly feels like an impassible tundra in Jameson's hands.
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Diaphoranthema is a subgenus of the genus Tillandsia.

Species
Species accepted by Encyclopedia of Bromeliads as of October 2022:

Tillandsia aizoides
Tillandsia andicola
Tillandsia angulosa
Tillandsia bandensis
Tillandsia brealitoensis
Tillandsia caliginosa
Tillandsia capillaris
Tillandsia castellanii
Tillandsia copynii
Tillandsia cotagaitensis
Tillandsia crocata
Tillandsia erecta
Tillandsia funebris
Tillandsia gilliesii
Tillandsia hirta
Tillandsia kuehhasii
Tillandsia landbeckii
Tillandsia loliacea
Tillandsia minutiflora
Tillandsia mollis
Tillandsia myosura
Tillandsia pedicellata
Tillandsia porongoensis
Tillandsia rectangula
Tillandsia recurvata
Tillandsia retorta
Tillandsia spiralipetala
Tillandsia tenebra
Tillandsia tricholepis
Tillandsia usneoides
Tillandsia virescens

References

External links

Diaphoranthema
Plant subgenera

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International integrated B2B marketing agency, Pulse, have selected B2B predictive marketing technology company, Cyance to assist and build on their intent offering.
This relationship will enable Pulse to utilise Cyance's B2B intent platform Nexus, to develop and further build upon its forensic approach to ABM.
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More information about Pulse and Cyance can be found at www.pulsecomms.com and www.cyance.com or download the Guide to Nexus Ebook to find out more.
Founded in 2007, Cyance helps businesses transform their data, predict buying behaviour and accelerate their sales and marketing ROI with its next generation machine-learning technology and unrivalled ecosystem of global data sources.
Cyance's pioneering predictive marketing platform, Nexus, detects what businesses are consuming online – the web adverts they're clicking on and the websites they're visiting. By tracking this online behaviour from 150 million+ global organisations, Nexus helps organisations pinpoint what makes their customers, prospects and competitors tick, with laser precision.
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As highlighted here, 60% of SEC FCPA enforcement actions in recent years do not involve charges or findings that an issuer violated the anti-bribery provisions.
A component of FCPA compliance is for a business organization to communicate its unique risks and its specific policies and procedures throughout its organization in a way that resonates with the intended audience. However, this post demonstrates how NOT to communicate FCPA compliance.
As highlighted here, compliance professionals should once again take Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index with a grain of salt.
In light of four recent SEC enforcement actions concerning the internal controls provisions in which civil penalties were all below $200,000 this post highlights the SEC's troubling inconsistent enforcement approach.


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VOLUNTEERS SHARE REWARDING EXPERIENCES WHILE ENCOURAGING PEERS TO PAY IT FORWARD
Basseterre, St. Kitts, December 09, 2021 (SKNIS): Lejourn Thompson and Tchaikowsky York proudly endorsed the Volunteer Corps and encouraged their peers to be open-minded about the experiences afforded to them.
The young men shared their personal stories as volunteers with the programme on Wednesday, December 08, 2021. They did so at a ceremony at the Immaculate Conception Catholic School (ICCS) Auditorium. At the ceremony, 316 tertiary level students were inducted into the 2021-2022 Volunteer Corps.
As an enrollee on the Support for the Advancement of Future Education (SAFE) programme Mr. Thompson, now a second-year student at the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC), must perform four hours of community service every month. He recounted how he neglected to visit the Department of Youth Empowerment during his first year, to add his name to a group chat where various assignments are posted, and students volunteer their service. He eventually registered but failed to volunteer for an assignment over three months. He was subsequently red-flagged and called into a meeting where he was advised to complete 12 hours of community service to remain eligible for a Safe Grant.
Mr. Thompson reached out to his Pastor and was assigned projects where he was able to accomplish the necessary hours. He has since grown tremendously in the Volunteer Corps and is now a team leader on projects. Leo, as he is frequently called, encouraged the new members, noting that the experiences are rewarding.
"You signed up for this to volunteer and help other people, so if you don't want to go on the red-flag list don't be like me," he said. "I almost got kicked out of the chat and out of the SAFE programme and that is not a good thing."
Tchaikowsky York joined the Volunteer Corps when it was launched in 2018. He is now employed full time but still finds the time to pay it forward as a Corps member. He credited his time as a volunteer for much of his personal development.
"I have gained a lot," he said. "I don't like public speaking, and yet I am here talking to you. As a volunteer, I have been exposed to a lot of things. I travelled. I was even given a job," Mr. York added, noting that his work ethic during volunteer service was noticed by several persons who eagerly endorsed him during job applications.
Mr. York challenged everyone in the ICCS Auditorium to embrace St. Kitts and Nevis' motto: Country Above Self.
MINISTER POWELL WELCOMES 316 INDUCTEES INTO THE VOLUNTEER CORPS
COVID-19 'biggest global crisis for children in our 75-year history' – UNICEF


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Fun team bonding activities in Singapore
The team building process is building a cohesive team that works toward a single objective. The significance and primary goal of team building is to forge connections and bonds among individuals to forge a successful team. Businesses and organizations can greatly benefit from fostering these ties through team building. Increased collaboration, planning abilities, employee motivation, and communication are all advantages of team building.
People can connect in different environments by participating in enjoyable activities that let them see each other in a new light. Your team members are urged to consider how these activities can affect them at work.
Getting outcomes is one of the most compelling arguments for team building. Teams develop abilities including communication, planning, problem-solving, and conflict resolution through a series of organized team-building activities that are entertaining and motivating. These team-building activity suggestions encourage sincere relationships, in-depth discussions, and processing, which aid in long-term team-building.
These are the top team bonding activities in Singapore to begin team building: Even in a remote office, inspire your team members and foster fellowship!
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1 1. Singapore Heritage Trail
2 2. The Running Man Challenge
1. Singapore Heritage Trail
Explore and enjoy Lion City's hidden beauties. The players will first be put into teams and given a map to numerous checkpoints in the manner of an incredible race. When they arrive at the checkpoint, they will be greeted by a staff member and given several challenges to complete within the allotted time. These puzzles are specifically made to revolve around the local way of life and Singapore's famous cuisine! You can personalize the Singapore Heritage Trail to suit your tastes.
2. The Running Man Challenge
The Running Man Challenge introduces the immensely popular South Korean game show to Singapore. This activity is guaranteed to be a favorite with both fans of the TV program and beginners alike because it has cooperative challenges that put a fresh spin on team building. As they run from station to station collecting points, teams participating in the Running Man Challenge compete in unique, participatory, and surprisingly difficult events. In this strange and chaotic team-building activity, you can enjoy games like Shake It Off, Collect the Items, Red Flag, Blue Flag, and others.
Play Mini Golf
Booking a complete 18-hole golf course for the firm to play golf as a team-building exercise may be overkill. Additionally, not everyone has golf equipment, which is a problem. So instead, why not play a round of mini-golf?
You may play 27 golf courses with various themes at Holey Moley, including Game of Thrones and Monopoly. Their typical team-building activities take place from 12 to 4 p.m. every day, but if you want to relax genuinely, you can choose their corporate party package, which includes two hours of free-flowing booze. You must inquire about packages, which vary depending on the size of your gathering.
You can even reserve the entire compound for your business if you like. The mini-golf, drinks, and food make for a truly unique event that will undoubtedly strengthen your bonds with your coworkers.
Bowl In A Neon-Lit Alley
Do you believe bowling alleys must be well-lit and housed inside a SAFRA complex or community center? You're mistaken.
You might have to perform a double take before entering K Bowling Club because it resembles a nightclub more than a bowling alley. You'll be welcomed inside by flashing neon lights and the newest radio tunes. While you wait for your turn, music videos will play, making the wait less monotonous while you dance to Chris Brown's newest singles.
K Bowling Club has a variety of entertainment alternatives, including darts, arcade games, and karaoke booths, even though it may essentially be a bowling alley. Even alcohol can be ordered if you want to relax completely.
K Bowling Club offers a traditional sport with a modern twist, making it a great choice for your next team-building exercise if your business wants to perform one.
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Buried Alive is the fourth single from American rock band Avenged Sevenfold's fifth album Nightmare. Like many songs in the album, despite having some heavy metal sounding sections, this song is credited by many fans as a ballad. The single was released the September 20, 2011, although the lyric video for it had been already released on July 17, 2010 in the official band's YouTube channel. Show Buried Alive piano sheet
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Avenged Sevenfold (sometimes abbreviated to A7X) is an American heavy metal band from Huntington Beach, California. Formed in 1999, the group consists of M. Shadows (lead vocalist), Zacky Vengeance (rhythm guitarist and backing vocalist), Synyster Gates (lead guitarist and backing vocalist), and Johnny Christ (bassist).
They are known for their diverse rock sound and dramatic imagery in album covers and t-shirts. Avenged Sevenfold emerged with a metalcore sound on their debut Sounding the Seventh Trumpet but their style had evolved by their third album and first major label release, City of Evil into a hard rock/heavy metal sound. The band continued to explore new sounds with their self-titled release and enjoyed continued mainstream success before their drummer, James "The Rev" Sullivan, died in 2009. Despite his death, the band c... More piano sheets by Avenged Sevenfold
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Google is teaming up with three major US wireless carriers in an effort to prod more people into using its mobile wallet and undercut the rapid success of Apple's rival payment service.
The deal announced today calls for Google's tap-and-pay service to be built into Android smartphones sold by AT&T Inc, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile USA beginning later his year.
Smartphone owners currently have to download Google Wallet and install the app on their phone if they want to use the service.
Besides trying to make it more convenient to use Wallet, Google also is hoping to improve the nearly four-year-old service.
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One of Canada's most frequently performed composers, Stephen Chatman, C.M., D.M.A. is Professor and Head of Composition at the University of British Columbia School of Music. He has received many composition awards, including 2005, 2006 and 2010 Western Canadian Music Awards "Classical Composition of the Year", 2010 and 2012 SOCAN Jan V. Matejcek New Classical Music Award, three BMI Awards (New York), multiple JUNO nominations, Dorothy Somerset Award, the Charles Ives Scholarship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and is the only Canadian ever short-listed for the BBC Masterprize (London). Dr. Chatman was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada in 2012.
More than 100 of his musical works, published by Highgate Press (ECSPublishing), Oxford University Press, Boosey & Hawkes, E. B. Marks (Hal Leonard), earthsongs, Frederick Harris, Dorn, Berandol, and T. Presser have sold 500,000 printed copies; many of his choral works have entered the standard repertory.
Recordings of Dr. Chatman's music include three choral collections performed by the Vancouver Chamber Choir: Due North (Centrediscs), Due West (CBC Records) Due East (Centrediscs), UBC Singers' A Chatman Christmas (Centrediscs); a chamber music collection, Vancouver Visions (Centrediscs), choral/orchestral/instrumental collections, Proud Music of the Storm (Centrediscs), Earth Songs (Centrediscs), Magnificat (Centrediscs) and works on the ATMA, Naxos, Crystal, Skylark, and CRI labels.
Dr. Chatman's choral pieces "are in wide demand in North America" (Historical Dictionary of Choral Music, 2010); his orchestral music has been commissioned by the CBC Radio Orchestra, Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton, Madison, and Windsor symphonies, Calgary Philharmonic, Vancouver Inter-Cultural Orchestra, and performed by the BBC Symphony, Berlin Radio Orchestra, CBC Radio Orchestra, Manitoba Chamber Orchestra, Hong Kong Philharmonic, Montreal, Winnipeg, Quebec, Regina, Saskatoon, Niagara, P.E.I., Newfoundland, Sydney, Seoul, San Francisco, St. Louis, Detroit, Dallas, and New World symphonies.
He has received many commissions through the Canada Council, the C.B.C, the B.C. Arts Council and the U.S. National Endowment for the Arts, including works for Vancouver New Music, Montreal's S.M.C.Q., Winnipeg's Music Inter Alia, Ottawa Chamber Music Festival, musicfest Vancouver, Michigan State University's Verdehr Trio, pianists Marc-Andre Hamelin and Jane Coop, contralto Maureen Forrester, baritone Tyler Duncan, violinists Andrew Dawes and Gwen Thompson, and various choirs and choral festivals throughout North America.
Numerous volumes of Dr. Chatman's elementary through intermediate level piano music are published in the Stephen Chatman Library series, Frederick Harris Music Co., and many piano pieces are included in the syllabus of Canada's Royal Conservatory of Music.
As Professor and Head of composition and co-director of the UBC Contemporary Players new music ensemble since 1976, Dr. Chatman has taught a generation of prominent Canadian composers. Among his former composition students are Canadian Music Centre Associate Composers, Mark Armanini, Howard Bashaw, Rolf Boon, Glenn Buhr, John Burge, Timothy Corlis, Paul Cram, Neil Currie, Arne Eigenfeldt, John Estacio, Peter Hatch, Melissa Hui, John Korsrud, Christopher Kovarik, Jacqueline Leggatt, Brent Lee, Grace Lee, Ramona Luengen, Michael Maguire, Jocelyn Morlock, Larry Nickel, John Oliver, Bob Pritchard, Laurie Radford, Douglas Schmidt, Bruce Sled, Paul Steenhuisen, Brian Tate, Peter Togni, Neil Weisensel, and Rui-shi Zhuo.
For additional information see www.drstephenchatman.com and Stephen Chatman Fonds, Library and Archives Canada.


Did you ever think about why your relationship failed? Did you ever blame yourself, or was it all the other persons fault? Do you take responsibility for not doing everything you could do, or was it just that the other party didnt do enough. But you have to agree regardless of what the case may be … in the beginning they felt different. In the beginning it was all magic and it seemed their quirks were part of what made them beautiful. But now their quirks, just get in the way. And yet, regardless of how much their habits piss you off, you would still look at them with certain eyes that accept them as special. Because love doesnt just fade away, and if it did … it wasnt really love.
So even if you hate that person, you should still be able to remember the good things about them. And that is what this video is about. It's not about me wanting to fall in love, it's not about me being lonely or anything like that. If I ever fall in love is a simple video I wanted to make because I know it will happen again. And If I ever fall in love again, I want to make sure that it will be the last time. So I am going to try to find someone with the right qualities. Someone who I can count on. If I ever fall in love again, I need that person to be able to work with who I am.
I have had so many discussions with people about relationships, and I tend to see a trend. They tend to think that their personality and way of doing things is the standard to what being a good partner is. Not fully comprehending that those things are things you give down the line. So what I want in my next relationship is start from the beginning. And not just in love, but in everything. I want to find someone who has most of the things you need in a relationship. And in my opinion … common sense … GOES A LONG WAY!!!!!!!!
So, If I ever fall in love again, let it be with someone who understands me. Let it be with someone who doesn't think that being direct equals honesty. Let it be with someone who understands that there is a difference between giving your opinion and sharing your opinion. I could go on and on, but all of this is If I ever fall in love … again.
If you liked If I ever fall in love, I am sure you will like these poems as well.


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Majestic raises £55,000 for Parkinson's UK
On Wednesday 16 March 2011 | By Majestic Wine Team | 1 comment
As part of a year long partnership, Majestic has raised £55,000 for Parkinson's UK, our Charity of the Year 2010.
From collection tins in stores, mobile phone and sat nav recycling, staff activities, raffles and social events, we have raised a great amount of money and awareness for the Parkinson's support and research charity.
Majestic teams participated in the Great South Run, the Reading Half Marathon and the Marathon du Médoc. The Marathon du Médoc, a 26.3 mile race around Bordeaux's famous vineyards, was one of the year's most challenging staff fundraisers, which alone raised £10,000 for Parkinson's UK.
120,000 people have Parkinson's in the UK and 10,000 people are diagnosed with Parkinson's every year. Parkinson's UK provides expert information and support to people with Parkinson's and their carers, and funds groundbreaking research to find a cure.
Paul Jackson-Clark, Director of Fundraising, Parkinson's UK:
"We are hugely grateful to all the staff at Majestic Wine who have raised such a fantastic amount. Parkinson's UK is entirely dependent on voluntary donations and the money raised will help fund our vital work to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's. A massive thank you to all the staff at Majestic."
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CD Review: Greg Jacquin "Hudson River"
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New York State-based singer-songwriter Greg Jacquin can trace his roots back to the Hudson Valley. His early childhood helped shape his taste in music as he grew up spending a lot of time with his Cuban grandparents while also being influenced by music from the likes of the Beatles and Cat Stevens. The three different influences meant a wide variety of sounds to choose from. Taking those influences, Greg Jacquin has just recently created a new album of music. That album is appropriately entitled Hudson River.
Hudson River from Greg Jacquin begins with the track "The Station". The track features a solid Folk-Rock base to the music created by a light guitar and a strong piano part. That base comes alive with the addition of a strong string arrangement that adds plenty of orchestration to the track. The resulting combination takes the underlying Folk-Rock feel of the track and makes it seem more like an Indie Rock track than Folk-Rock. The track's lyrics find Jacquin looking for a reconnection from his past. Altogether, the track of "The Station" comes complete with a sound that feels ready-made for the radio.
The pace of the music slows down on the track "Floating". On a track that feels as if it would have fit rather nicely with much of the music from the seventies, "Floating" features a much more relaxed feel than that of the previous track. The acoustic guitar is much more prominent on this track, which adds to the Folk flavor of the song. That Folk feel adds a lot to the emotional feel of the lyrics about reliving the past by driving through the area today. The addition of the strings on the track takes the reminiscent feel of the lyrics and turns it into more of a dream-like state.
Greg Jacquin's new release continues with the track "On the Moorings". With this track, Jacquin brings the energy level up a few notches. While the first two tracks, the songs are created with the guitar as the main instrument. On this track, it is the piano that takes center stage and the piano gives the track more energy than the previous songs. The resulting sound brings to mind a song that could have come from someone like Billy Joel.
The Hudson River release from Greg Jacquin changes directions nicely on the track "Scratches & Bridges". While the earlier tracks contain a mainly laidback approach, the feel of this track sets itself apart from the rest of the release. The track finds a more energetic feel to the music as well as a horn section that replaces the string section that was so prevalent in the earlier songs. With the inclusion of the horns on the track as well as a stronger drive to the music itself, the "Scratches & Bridges" track feels like something that could have come from the band Chicago.
After one track of more upbeat music, Greg Jacquin brings the music back to a laidback approach with the next song on the release. With a rather appropriate title, "Yesterdaze" finds Greg Jacquin thinking back to earlier times, much like he did with the first track of "The Station". But this time, the journey back in time is more of a personal one as he recollects things that happened in his life.
The initial tracks on the release come to an end with the song "Hopeless Entrance". This track has more of an edgy feel to the music when compared to the rest of the release. The acoustic feel of the track is matched up with lyrics that have a rather familiar feel to them. As you listen to the lyrics and Jacquin's delivery, you can almost imagine the song being done by Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins fame as the track has the progressive sound of the tracks contained within the Hudson River release.
While the Hudson River release comes complete with six original tunes, it also features two additional tracks that takes two of the songs and gives them extra time on the release. The stronger of the two additional tracks is the song that began the album, "The Station". Like the original track, the second version, entitled "The Station (String Mix)," takes the feel of the original version and strips away everything except Jacquin's vocals, guitar and the strings in the background. The result is a track where the strings which used to be part of the background have now been moved more to the forefront. This allows the beauty of the strings to shine while giving the track an even more relaxed feel to it.
The Hudson River album from Greg Jacquin is a solid release that anyone who enjoys Folk-Rock and /or Indie Rock will thoroughly enjoy. The combination of the eight tracks create a release that is very easy to listen to and is the type of release that begs the listener to simply put the album on and just let it play out. And that is easy to do when there isn't a weak track on the release.
To check out the music of Greg Jacquin, enjoy the video to the song "The Station".
For more information, check out Greg Jacquin's PR firm, Whiplash PR.
To purchase a copy of Hudson River album from Greg Jacquin, click on the album cover below:
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Today's poetry prompt is love.
It's silly to think I'd feel the same about you as I did then.
You don't feel the same about me, do you?
Then, love was so hot it scalded.
We're together; all is right with the world, at least in our little house.
But what's left is more than what most people ever experience.
Some people get lucky. Congratulations to you!
Really love the authenticity and warmth of this poem. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you all for the congratulations. Our anniversary is actually in January; I'm rounding up.


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Psychological barriers to treatment intensification for type 2 diabetes
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a progressive condition and managing it may require using more intensive treatments over time, including injectable medications. Delaying treatment intensification means that blood glucose remains high (hyperglycaemia), which increases the risk of developing or worsening long-term diabetes complications. National and international data suggest that many people with T2D have average blood glucose levels (HbA1c) above their recommended target, and treatment intensification is often delayed. One reason for this is that people with diabetes may have concerns about taking more, or different, diabetes medications.
Dr Holmes-Truscott and Prof Speight lead a program of research which explores psychological barriers to treatment intensification among people with T2D. To date, our work has focused mainly on the barriers associated with insulin therapy. Our research has demonstrated that people with T2D delay insulin for a number of reasons, ranging from concerns about the complexity of insulin therapy and anxiety about using injections, to the belief that they have failed if insulin needs to be prescribed. We found that a quarter of Australians adults with T2D recommended to start insulin are 'not at all willing' to intensify their treatment. This group are more likely to report concerns about insulin therapy and are also less likely to go on to use insulin therapy.
We are currently undertaking research to understand whether similar psychological barriers exist for non-insulin injectable diabetes medications. We are also developing resources and interventions to support people with T2D, and their health professionals, in making informed decisions about their diabetes medications. We included a chapter about psychological barriers to insulin therapy in the National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS) Diabetes and Emotional Health handbook and toolkit for health professionals. This includes guidance on how best to assess and discuss concerns about insulin therapy within clinical care. We also developed an NDSS factsheet for people with T2D. Going forward, we aim to develop online resources for people with T2D, which provide balanced information about medication benefits and side-effects, to improve their understanding about of various medication options, and assist in their decision making. In addition, we are currently collaborating with researchers at University of Melbourne to develop and test a clinical support tool which will support shared-decision making in primary care settings.
ACBRD team
Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott
Professor Jane Speight
Jasmine Schipp
Dr Holmes-Truscott is funded by a Deakin University Faculty of Health Dean's Research Postdoctoral Fellowship (2018-2020).
We acknowledge the funding we have received from the NDSS: a) to conduct the Diabetes MILES – Australia 2011 survey; b) develop the NDSS Diabetes and Emotional Health handbook, toolkit and factsheets; and c) for the NDSS Type 2 Diabetes: Starting Insulin National Priority Area, for which Professor Jane Speight is the Leader and Dr Holmes-Truscott is the Coordinator. The NDSS is an initiative of the Australian government administered by Diabetes Australia.
We also acknowledge our collaborators across this research program, in particular:
A/Prof John Furler (University of Melbourne), led the NHMRC Stepping Up trial, and currently leads the RACGP/Diabetes Australia Clinical Support Tool Development project
Professor Frans Pouwer (University of Southern Denmark)
Prof Timothy Skinner (University of Copenhagen)
ACBRD Publications
Holmes-Truscott E, Furler J, Blackberry I, O'Neal DN, Speight J. Predictors of insulin uptake among adults with type 2 diabetes in the Stepping Up study. Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice. 2017; 133: 204-210
Holmes-Truscott E, Skinner TC, Pouwer F, Speight J. Explaining psychological insulin resistance in adults with non-insulin-treated type 2 diabetes: The roles of diabetes distress and current medication concerns. Results from Diabetes MILES—Australia. Primary Care Diabetes. 2015; 10(1): 75-82
Holmes-Truscott E, Skinner TC, Pouwer F, Speight J. Negative appraisals of insulin therapy are common among adults with Type 2 diabetes using insulin: Results from Diabetes MILES–Australia cross-sectional survey. Diabetic Medicine, 2015; 32(10): 1297- 1303
Click on the hyperlinks above for the key ACBRD publications
Key papers by other researchers in this field include:
Ng CJ, Lai PS, Lee YK, Azmi SA, Teo CH. Barriers and facilitators to starting insulin in patients with type 2 diabetes: a systematic review. International Journal of Clinical Practice. 2015; 69(10): 1050-70
Polonsky WH, Hajos TR, Dain MP, Snoek FJ. Are patients with type 2 diabetes reluctant to start insulin therapy? An examination of the scope and underpinnings of psychological insulin resistance in a large, international population. Current Medical Research and Opinion. 2011; 27(6): 1169-74
Russell‐Jones D, Pouwer F, Khunti K. The identification of barriers to insulin therapy and approaches for overcoming them. Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism. 2018; 20(3): 488-496


Today's weather is turning out to be partly cloudy. The visibility is going to be around 19 km i.e. 12 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 998 mb . The daytime temperature is going to reach 17 °c and the temperature is going to dip to 8 °c at night. It will be dry with no precipitation and cloud covering 26% of the sky, the humidity will be around 79%.
Tomorrow weather is forecasted to be patchy rain possible. The visibility is going to be around 18 km i.e. 10 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 993 mb. The daytime temperature is going to reach 16 °c and the temperature is going to dip to 9 °c at night. It will be mostly dry with little or no precipitation and cloud covering 82% of the sky, the humidity will be around 86%.
On Wednesday weather will be patchy rain possible with daytime temperature reaching 13 °c. Night time temperature are expected to be 9 °c.We expect around 1.1 mm of precipitation to fall. The visibility is going to be around 16 km i.e. 9 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 987 mb. We expect around 1.1 mm of precipitation to fall and cloud covering 71% of the sky, the humidity will be around 79%.
Thursday seems to be moderate or heavy rain shower. Dunloe Golf Club, Ireland visibility is going to be around 15 km i.e. 9 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 983 mb. The daytime temperature is going to reach 13 °c and the temperature is going to dip to 4 °c at night. We expect around 4.3 mm of precipitation to fall and cloud covering 72% of the sky, the humidity will be around 84%.
Moderate rain will be the weather pattern for the Friday. The visibility is going to be around 14 km i.e. 8 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 999 mb. The daytime temperature is going to reach 8 °c and the temperature is going to dip to 3 °c at night. We expect around 15.0 mm of precipitation to fall and cloud covering 89% of the sky, the humidity will be around 84%.
Looking at the weather in Dunloe Golf Club, Ireland over the next 7 days, the maximum temperature will be 17℃ (or 63℉) on Monday 22nd April at around 12 pm. In the same week the minimum temperature will be 2℃ (or 36℉) on Saturday 27th April at around 3 am.
The national weather service for Dunloe Golf Club, Ireland is reporting Friday 26th April to be the wettest day in the coming week with around 5.60mm (or 0.2 inches) of rainfall. Make sure to carry an umbrella if you are out and about in Dunloe Golf Club, Ireland.
The windiest of all days will be Friday 26th April as wind will reach 33mph (or 53kmph) at around 6 pm.


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<?php

namespace DigitalOcean\Tests\CLI\Droplets;

use Symfony\Component\Console\Application;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Tester\CommandTester;
use DigitalOcean\Tests\TestCase;
use DigitalOcean\CLI\Droplets\CreateCommand;

/**
 * @author Antoine Corcy <contact@sbin.dk>
 */
class CreateCommandTest extends TestCase
{
    protected $application;
    protected $command;
    protected $commandTester;

    protected function setUp()
    {
        $this->application = new Application();

        $result = (object) array(
            'status'  => 'OK',
            'droplet' => (object) array (
                'id'       => 100824,
                'name'     => 'foo',
                'image_id' => 9876,
                'size_id'  => 32,
                'event_id' => 1234,
            ),
        );

        $CreateCommand = $this->getMock('\DigitalOcean\CLI\Droplets\CreateCommand', array('getDigitalOcean'));
        $CreateCommand
            ->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getDigitalOcean')
            ->will($this->returnValue($this->getMockDigitalOcean('droplets', $this->getMockDroplets('create', $result))));

        $this->application->add($CreateCommand);

        $this->command = $this->application->find('droplets:create');

        $this->commandTester = new CommandTester($this->command);
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \RuntimeException
     * @expectedExceptionMessage Not enough arguments.
     */
    public function testExecuteNotEnoughArguments()
    {
        $this->commandTester->execute(array(
            'command' => $this->command->getName(),
        ));
    }

    public function testExecuteCheckStatus()
    {
        $this->commandTester->execute(array(
            'command'   => $this->command->getName(),
            'name'      => 'foo',
            'size_id'   => 123,
            'image_id'  => 456,
            'region_id' => 789,
        ));

        $this->assertTrue(is_string($this->commandTester->getDisplay()));
        $this->assertRegExp('/\| OK     \|/', $this->commandTester->getDisplay());
    }

    public function testExecuteCheckEventId()
    {
        $this->commandTester->execute(array(
            'command'   => $this->command->getName(),
            'name'      => 'foo',
            'size_id'   => 123,
            'image_id'  => 456,
            'region_id' => 789,
        ));

        $this->assertTrue(is_string($this->commandTester->getDisplay()));
        $this->assertRegExp('/\| 1234     \|/', $this->commandTester->getDisplay());
    }

    public function testExecuteWithSSHKeysCheckStatus()
    {
        $this->commandTester->execute(array(
            'command'     => $this->command->getName(),
            'name'        => 'foo',
            'size_id'     => 123,
            'image_id'    => 456,
            'region_id'   => 789,
            'ssh_key_ids' => '1,2,3',
        ));

        $this->assertTrue(is_string($this->commandTester->getDisplay()));
        $this->assertRegExp('/\| OK     \|/', $this->commandTester->getDisplay());
    }

    public function testExecuteWithSSHKeysCheckEventId()
    {
        $this->commandTester->execute(array(
            'command'     => $this->command->getName(),
            'name'        => 'foo',
            'size_id'     => 123,
            'image_id'    => 456,
            'region_id'   => 789,
            'ssh_key_ids' => '1,2,3',
        ));

        $this->assertTrue(is_string($this->commandTester->getDisplay()));
        $this->assertRegExp('/\| 1234     \|/', $this->commandTester->getDisplay());
    }
}

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Boycott success of Harvey Norman after Kyle scandal
HomeBlogBoycott success of Harvey Norman after Kyle scandal
Due to the relatively new nature of social media it can be hard to judge exactly how powerful it can be and indeed what it is capable of. Recently however, we can see a controversial case study of how social media can affect the advertising of a brand.
Austereo lost several huge advertising clients including Holden, Blackmores, The Good Guys, Medibank, Vodaphone and Fantastic Furniture after one of it's more famous announcers Kyle Sandilands made an aggressive attack on air against News Ltd Sydney journalist Alison Stephenson.
Stephenson wrote a negative review of Sandilands' new show, Kyle and Jacki O's Night With The Stars which Kyle took as a 'personal attack' and as such launched is own personal attack in which he said:
"Some fat slag on news.com.au has already branded it a disaster. You can tell by reading the article that she just hates us and has always hated us. What a fat bitter thing you are. You're deputy editor of an online thing. You've got a nothing job anyway. You're a piece of shit. This low thing, Alison Stephenson, deputy editor of news.com.au online. You're supposed to be impartial, you little troll. You're a bullshit artist, girl. You should be fired from your job. Your hair's very '90s. And your blouse. You haven't got that much titty to be having that low cut a blouse. Watch your mouth or I'll hunt you down."
As you can imagine, the backlash over these arguably sexist and downright despicable comments has been bordering on viral. Twitter and Facebook are buzzing with calls for Kyle's head and advertisers and sponsors are fleeing in droves. Holden withdrew support yesterday afternoon according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
Over the past day consumers have been boycotting Harvey Norman's Facebook page demanding they withdraw advertising from the Kyle and Jackie O Show. Consumers wrote on Harvey Norman's page that they would not buy from them again until they dropped their support for Austereo. The reason? Consumers did not want to buy from a brand that associated itself with the show after Sandilands' recent outburst.
Three hours ago they succeeded.
295 people currently LKE the status update and no doubt more will follow. Certainly this case study shows the power of social media for both brands and consumers. In this case, advertising is directly affected by social media. Indeed it is also interesting to point out that consumers really are concerned about the brand image of products they buy.
So what does this mean for the future of marketing? It means we need to listen to our customers through their social media channels and we need to respond. Harvey Norman had to withdraw their sponsorship or risk losing customers to The Good Guys, Fantastic Furniture and other competitors. It was a perfect example of dealing with a crisis. Their response of "We hear you" was absolutely perfect and exactly what their customers needed to hear from the company.
Go Harvey Norman Go!
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Elevation Church Pastor Steven Furtick will not be leaving his Charlotte, North Carolina, megachurch to join Pastor Joel Osteen at Lakewood Church.
Furtick took to social media on Sunday to clarify that a widely read satire piece claiming that he was going to the Texas-based megachurch was untrue.
In a video posted to his official Facebook page that as of Tuesday has gotten over 480,000 views, Furtick explained that people need to "consider the source."
"They were making it look like I was leaving Elevation Church to go to another church like an NBA free agent for a big contract," said Furtick.
"Of course none of that is true. I'm not leaving Elevation Church. The thing was meant to be a joke. Whether it's funny or right for them to post that, that's up to you to decide."
Furtick added that he found it "crazy" that so many people "believed it and then even spread it around that I was leaving my church."
"And it just reminded me that we got to be careful. We live in the age of information, but we're starving for truth," he added.
Furtick was responding to a fake story published last Friday by the Christian satire site Babylon Bee that was titled "Steven Furtick Signs 6-Year, $110 Million Contract With Lakewood Church."
The satire piece included a fabricated quote by Furtick reading, "I wish Elevation the best of luck in the seasons to come, and hope they can find someone as ripped and godly as me."
Other recent posts on the satire site include "Lord Jesus Detained at Border While Attempting Second Coming," "Hillary Pushes 'Free Kermit Gosnell' Shirt for Planned Parenthood Fundraiser," and "Ken Ham Auctions Authentic Photo of His Great-Great-Grandfather Riding Triceratops."
As of Tuesday afternoon, the fact-checking website Snopes has 10 entries connected to Babylon Bee stories being taken as fact.
"Although the Babylon Bee is open about its satirical nature, some jokes about nuanced aspects of Christian culture go over readers' heads," explained Snopes.
"Articles suggesting incarcerated abortion provider Kermit Gosnell was a Democratic National Convention speaker, that Elevation Church acquired a baptismal waterslide, and Californians were required by law to register Bibles as assault weapons all caused confusion among social media users."
Furtick is the pastor of one of the largest churches in the country. Elevation Church draws some 20,000 attendees to its nine Charlotte area locations and thousands more online. The megachurch also has campuses in Florida, Virginia, South Carolina and Canada.


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Most of us are familiar with this feeling – it's mid-summer, time for beach days and crazy adventures, and you have to wake up at dawn every day and head to your summer job. The small thought of your workplace is making you sick and you are getting serious about quitting it. Whether you are babysitting, waitressing, etc., by the end of the summer, it can get pretty tough to make yourself continue working. But before you leave your job, try to remember the reason you have picked it. Here are the steps on how to motivate yourself and make it till the end of the summer.
Having a fantastic resume is the number one priority for all collegiates. No doubt, summer jobs, even the odd ones, will make your resume look more professional. So when it's getting painful for you to make yourself wake up and go to work, remember that adding this experience to your resume might help you to land your dream job one day.
Yes, every job, even yours, has its pros and cons. Even though you can see the negative things only now, it doesn't mean your workplace doesn't have any benefits for you. You just refuse to see them! Whether these are the employees' discounts, free meals, or the cute people you are working with, you have to concentrate on these small perks if you want to make it to the end of the summer.
Remember the tough times when you wanted to buy something really bad but you couldn't afford it, or the times when you refused to go to the cinema with your friends because you didn't have money to buy a ticket? Even if your job is making your sick right now, you will be thankful to yourself when you return to school with some personal money on your bank account.
One of the reasons why people hate their jobs is bad relationships with their coworkers. And it's true, when you know there is nobody to make you feel better at your workplace, there is no willingness to go there. Your job might be tough and menial, but it doesn't mean your coworkers cannot become your friends! Instead of going to work with a bad attitude every day, try to enjoy the people you're working with and things will surely get much better!
By now you should have an understanding that networking is extremely important, especially for a college student. Just remember that every job is an opportunity to network that's why it's crucial to make the most of it. It's also necessary to do your job with the best efforts and attitude as you don't know who might be a reference for you in your future career.
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At Denmark's Roskilde Festival—the largest music festival in northern Europe—the new LEOPARD linear sound reinforcement system led a lineup of more than 200 Meyer Sound loudspeakers to deliver pristine sonic detail and immersion to crowds at four different stages. The smallest and most versatile member of the Meyer Sound LEO Family of loudspeakers, the patent-pending LEOPARD system was launched this spring to great acclaim.
Supporting the Rising Stage, the LEOPARD system was provided by Glostrup-based Comtech and included main arrays of 12-each LEOPARD line array loudspeakers and dual, ground-stacked, steered-gradient arrays of six-each 900-LFC low-frequency control elements.
In addition to LEOPARD, a LYON linear sound reinforcement system, another member of the Meyer Sound LEO Family, was provided for the 16,000-capacity Avalon Stage by Aarhus-based Victory Tour Production. The system was anchored by dual front hangs of 10-each LYON linear line array loudspeakers and four flown cardioid arrays of six-each 1100-LFC low-frequency control elements, one at each front and delay location. Two delay towers comprised another 10 LYON loudspeakers each.
Elsewhere, Roskilde's Pavilion Stage was supported by a system built around side clusters of five-each JM-1P arrayable loudspeakers and twin cardioid stacks of three-each 1100-LFC elements. A "Ghettoblaster" mobile DJ truck powered by six JM-1P loudspeakers and eight 1100-LFC elements also carried high-energy EDM music around the festival site. Galileo Callisto loudspeaker management systems provided system drive and alignment for the Rising, Avalon, and Pavilion Stages.


Foodservice industry veteran Charles "Chip" Callahan is joining Masser Potato Farms as Director of Foodservice Sales, effective immediately.
Callahan joins the Masser Potato Farm team with over 30 years of foodservice experience leading the sales & marketing of both fresh and frozen produce companies as well as foodservice suppliers, like U.S. Foods.
Now, in his new role, Callahan will elevate Masser's foodservice program to new heights.
Callahan will report to Brock Snyder, Masser Potato Farms VP of Sales & Procurement.
Masser Potato Farms and the Masser family have been growing and delivering quality potatoes to retailers and foodservice operators in the United States for over 8 generations.
Masser Potato Farms is a member of the Fresh Solutions Network®, the leader in fresh potato and onion products under the Side Delights® brand.


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History of Narbonne
07.07.2019 History of Europe with Alex Mostaslavski: Spain, France, Pyrenees / europe, France, history, narbonne
The town rose on the hill of Montlaurès, northwest of the present city, and was a settlement of the tribe of the Elisyces.
The first urban settlement dates from the 6th century BC and took advantage of its good position at the crossroads of the path that followed the coast (the future Via Domicia) and the route to the Atlantic, used in the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC to trade with the British Isles.
In the same place, the Romans founded their first colony outside Italy in 118 BC, and gave it the name Narbo Martius, which later became the capital of the province of Gaul of Narbonne (Gallia Narbonensis). In 45 BC, Julius Caesar settled there the veterans of the 10th legion. In the 1st century, the city reached its maximum splendor thanks to the harbor activity as a river port (at that time, Aude river run through Narbonne, perhaps through the current Robina channel). The city controlled the anchorages in the nearby lagoon, from which mainly ceramics from Graufesenque (near Millau) were exported. This prosperity was disrupted by a fire that partially destroyed the city in the year 145, which then went into decline from the end of that century until the 4th century.
From the Roman period, there are few remains: mainly a fragment of Via Domitia, recently discovered in Casa de la Vila square, and horreum, a kind of cava that served as a barn or storage house. Furthermore, a temple and amphitheater have been found and partially excavated, and it is known that there had been baths and a theater. The lack of spectacularity of these remains is offset by the abundance of inscriptions recovered from the material used to build the walls in late antiquity, demolished in 1869.
The Visigoths entered Narbonne in 462, making it the capital of the province of Septimania until the arrival of the Arabs, who occupied it for the first time in 715, it was lost or abandoned until in 719 it was recovered by As-Samh ibn Màlik al-Khawlaní; under the Arabs it was called Arbuna. In 734, a duke of Provence named Mauront (Maurontus) signed an agreement with the governor Yússuf ibn Abd-ar-Rahman, who allowed him to occupy some places in the valley of the Rhone, to protect Provence against attacks from Carles Martell and as a new route of invasion to the north. Carles Martell responded in 737 occupying Avinyó and attacking Arbuna, but his attack was repealed, despite the victory at the Battle of Berre.
In 752, it was besieged by Pipí el Breu, but he couldn't conquer it either and had to lift the siege leaving a contingent to keep up the blockade, which was not very effective. The count of Nimes Ansemond died in the operations of blockade (754). It is believed that in 756 the siege was resumed, but the success was very limited. Between 756 and 759, the franks negotiated with the Goths of the city, who defended the city with full cooperation of the Muslims. The king promised them to keep the goth community with their laws and customs if they freed the city, which finally they did in 759, after the last three years long siege (third siege of Arbuna). The Goths seized the interior of the city, slaughtered the small Saracen garrison, and opened the doors to the Franks.
Next, other cities were subjected to the Franks if they had not submitted before (it is thought that it was mainly Carcassonne, Lodeva and Elna, but the first two could have been in the hands of Waiofar of Aquitaine). Elna, with Rosselló and Conflent, surrendered to the Pipí forces shortly after Narbonne. The king gave to the church of Narbonne half of the population and its dependencies inside and outside the walls, and half of the domains rights that the count of the city could exercise for the king in all of the diocese; a third of similar rights were given to other churches of Septimania. Counts were established in Narbonne and in several settlements of Septimania, which in general were the same goth counts that already held the position under the authority of the Muslims.
The area was subjected to several Arab expeditions, the most important of which was that of 793, when Abd-al-Màlik ibn Mughith arrived in front of the city, burned the nearby neighborhoods and defeated Count Duke of Toulouse in the Battle of the Orbieu, near the city, and then retired with a great booty. The last expedition, with no result, took place in 840.
During the Middle Ages, power was split between the archbishop and the viscount. In 1306, the Jews were expelled by order of the King of France. In 1320, the destruction of a dam made it lose the privilage of a sea port. During the rest of the 14th century, the city began to decline due to the Hundred Years' War, the Black Death epidemic of 1348 and the modification of trade streams. With the Treaty of the Pyrenees (1659), it ceases to be a border place and loses military importance. As the headquarters of the archbishop, who was the president of the Estates General of Languedoc, it was mainly an ecclesiastical town.
In the mid-nineteenth century, the construction of a railroad and the extension of the vineyards brought new prosperity. In 1871 it was proclaimed a Comune. Then, in 1907, the viticulture crisis appeared and the Languedoc and Rosselló vine-growers revolted under the leadership of the mayor, Ernest Ferrol. The novel by Joan-Daniel Bezsonoff, La revolta dels geperuts (1998), is based on these facts.
Tourism in Narbonne developed in the second half of the 20th century. The most important monuments are the Archbishop's Palace and the Narbonne Cathedral. Worth mentioning are also the Via Domitia, the Archaeological Museum, the Museum of Art and History, the Narbonne Theater, the Robina channel, which crosses the city, the church of Notre-Dame de Mourguié, from the 13th century, with a lapidary museum, the basilica of Sant Pau-Sèrgi, the neighborhoods of the Cité, Bourg and new neighborhoods.
15 km to the south of Narbonne, you will find the African reserve of Sijan, next to the town of Sijan.
History and legends of Lloret de Mar
History of Port-Vendres
History of Figueres from ancient times
The history of Escaldes-Engordany district
History of Montblanc from Paleolithic era to modern times
History of Girona: from ancient times to modern era
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Q: LEFT JOIN to newest row I'm trying to get data from one table with additional data from second, but in second table i have many records connected to records in first table and I want take newest.
In first table i keep products and i second i keep prices with data. I want take products with actual(newest) price.
Products table:
ID | NAME
---+----------
1  | "jacket"
2  | "pants"

Prices table:
ID | PRODUCT_ID | DATE       | PRICE
---+------------+------------+-------
1  | 1          | 2015-05-12 | 200
2  | 1          | 2015-07-12 | 100
3  | 2          | 2015-03-12 | 60
4  | 2          | 2015-08-12 | 90

Expected result:
1, "jacket", 100
2, "pants", 90

How can I do this?
Actually i've found solution - but with 2 subqueries. Doesn't look so good.

A: Find the max date for each price and then inner join with the rest of the tables.
SQL Fiddle
SELECT aa.id, aa.name, bb.price
FROM products AS aa
INNER JOIN prices AS bb
ON aa.id = bb.product_id
INNER JOIN (
    SELECT product_id, MAX(date) AS max_date
    FROM prices AS cc
    GROUP BY product_id
) AS _aa
ON aa.id = _aa.product_id
WHERE bb.date = _aa.max_date;


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Seen on TV: Here's a look at links mentioned on 19 News
By 19 News Digital Team
Here's a list of links that were mentioned during our newscasts.
Northeast Ohio: Wondering when trick-or-treating is near you?
Updated: Oct. 23, 2022 at 1:55 PM EDT
By Maddi Hebebrand
Wondering when treat-or-treating will be in your area? 19 News put together a master list of dates and times found below (plus a few extras!):
Free COVID-19 testing in Portage County
Updated: Dec. 28, 2021 at 1:22 PM EST
By Julia Bingel
This is a walk-in testing site and no appointments are needed.
Cleveland residents can get help if they are in danger of losing utility service
Updated: Dec. 27, 2021 at 10:30 AM EST
Eligible residents must have a gross income at or below 175 percent of the federal poverty guidelines to qualify for assistance.
Vote for your favorite Christmas parking meter in Cuyahoga Falls
Updated: Dec. 8, 2021 at 10:32 AM EST
The parking meters are covered, because parking is free until Christmas.
Akron RubberDucks selling original Canal Park stadium seats
Updated: Nov. 30, 2021 at 11:17 AM EST
The old seats are being torn out because the entire seating bowl of Canal Park is getting an upgrade.
Arrive Alive: Summit County residents get a free ride home Fourth of July weekend
Updated: Jul. 1, 2021 at 10:31 AM EDT
By Rachel Vadaj
The Arrive Alive campaign hopes to keep drunk drivers off the roads.
Greater Cleveland Food Bank to host drive-thru distribution in Muni Lot Thursday
Updated: Jun. 9, 2021 at 8:14 PM EDT
You must pre-register at www.WeFeedCLe.org.
Updated: May. 26, 2021 at 8:14 PM EDT
Red Cross honors people, organizations who helped during the COVID-19 pandemic
The ceremony was held virtually due to the pandemic.
Cleveland Clinic holding 2nd annual St. Baldrick's Head-shaving event Sunday
Updated: May. 11, 2021 at 5:05 AM EDT
By Alan Rodges
The Cleveland Clinic is shaving heads for a good cause on Sunday. The 2nd annual St. Baldrick's Head-shaving event will be taking place on Sunday, May 16.
Updated: May. 5, 2021 at 9:08 PM EDT
St. Augustine's Hunger Center needs your donations
Updated: May. 5, 2021 at 11:49 AM EDT
During the pandemic, St. Augustine's Hunger Center doubled the amount of meals they were serving.
Pop-up clinics ease vaccination process in Summit County
By Kristin Mazur
The clinics are being held throughout Akron, Twinsburg, and Barberton
Greater Cleveland Food Bank partners with NFL and hosts drive-thru distribution in Muni Lot
Updated: Apr. 26, 2021 at 6:06 PM EDT
By Rachel Vadaj and Sia Nyorkor
NFL to host community events centered around Draft in Cleveland
By Steph Krane
A groundbreaking for a new Shaw Stadium, the planting of community gardens, and a donation to fund new computers are among the things planned.
Streetsboro Restaurant Week! returns with special discounts and offers
By Stephanie Czekalinski
Diners of Streetsboro rejoice! The Streetsboro Visitors & Convention Bureau kicked off the second annual Streetsboro Restaurant Week Sunday.
Updated: Apr. 14, 2021 at 11:26 PM EDT
FEMA's covid-19 funeral assistance program in full swing
FEMA's aid program for funeral costs related to covid-19 opened for applications this week; funeral workers are informing local residents of the news.
Updated: Mar. 31, 2021 at 7:42 PM EDT
Cleveland Public Library to provide vaccine appointment access codes for shots at the Wolstein Center
Updated: Mar. 28, 2021 at 12:15 PM EDT
By Avery Williams
The codes can be provided over the phone, or you can visit your neighborhood branch.
FEMA to offer vaccine registration help Saturday at South Euclid, Warrensville Heights libraries
Updated: Mar. 20, 2021 at 8:52 AM EDT
The library asks you call ahead if you plan to visit.
Cleveland Restaurant Week to-go starts Thursday with 35 participating restaurants
By Avery Williams and Kristin Mazur
Cleveland Restaurant Week to-go ends March 31.
Updated: Mar. 9, 2021 at 3:18 PM EST
In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank is here to help, all with adhering to social distancing standards with a drive-thru distribution.
Updated: Feb. 24, 2021 at 4:19 PM EST
Updated: Feb. 3, 2021 at 8:15 PM EST
Straight from the Heart Raffle supports cardiology services at 3 Cleveland hospitals
Updated: Jan. 25, 2021 at 11:54 AM EST
Winners will be announced Feb. 26.
Meijer in Seven Hills to hire 300 workers
Meijer is looking for employees to fill 300 jobs at its new store in Seven Hills.
Updated: Jan. 6, 2021 at 5:14 PM EST
Greater Cleveland Food Bank to host drive-thru distribution in Muni Lot on Wednesday
Updated: Dec. 28, 2020 at 10:52 PM EST
Date and time change alert! The Greater Cleveland Food Bank is hosting its drive-thru distribution from 1-4 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 30 instead of its usual 2-5 p.m. Thursday slot.
Summit County to hire part-time CDL drivers this winter in anticipation of shortages due to COVID-19
Applicants must have a Class A or Class B commercial driver's license (CDL).
Updated: Dec. 9, 2020 at 5:59 PM EST
Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 at 5:42 AM EST
Clevelanders watched the legendary reporter break news on their TV screens for decades. Now they can read what went on behind the camera.
Updated: Dec. 2, 2020 at 10:22 PM EST
Updated: Nov. 19, 2020 at 5:27 AM EST
Christmas assistance registration with the Salvation Army
Updated: Nov. 5, 2020 at 1:27 PM EST
The deadline is 3 p.m. on Nov. 6.
University Hospitals and Case Western Reserve University to participate in Phase 3 clinical trial for COVID-19 vaccine
Updated: Oct. 30, 2020 at 11:12 AM EDT
By Chris Frye
It's a race to find a vaccine that has several pharmaceutical companies already in Phase 3 trials in record time.
Greater Cleveland Food Bank teams up with Cavaliers for drive-thru food distribution at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse on Friday
The first 1,000 to register will receive free fresh produce and PPE courtesy of Gov. Mike DeWine's COVID-19 Minority Health Strikeforce.


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Interview: The Law Putting Illinois' Young People at Risk
Forcing Parental Involvement in Abortion Violates Rights
A law in the US state of Illinois that forces people under 18 to involve an adult family member in their abortion decision is failing some of the state's young people and violating their human rights. In a new joint report with the American Civil…
Interview: LGBT People Flee Violence in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras
Discrimination Follows them from Home to the US Border
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people from Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, sometimes called the Northern Triangle, often face violence and discrimination from their families, gangs, and even the police. When they try to seek asylum…
'The Country is Bleeding': Covid-19 in the US
Leaders Should Plan to Better Protect Everyone During Future
As the Covid-19 pandemic rocks the United States, it is exposing cracks in the system. The differences often split along not just socio-economic but also racial lines. Who gets to work from home and still receive a paycheck? Which kids have computers they…
Interview: Licensing LGBT Discrimination in the US
Aren't these laws just designed to protect religious freedom in the US? Religious freedom is an important value, but these laws don't respond to any real-world threat to religious freedom and are more about legitimizing discrimination. The…
Interview: Intersex Babies Don't Need 'Fixing'
What are some of the misconceptions around being born intersex? Unfortunately, in our society we're still at a point where most people don't know the basic facts about being intersex. People think it is very rare, but really, up to two percent of the…
Interview: How to Fight Heroin Overdoses
Naloxone Reverses Overdose, Gives People a Second Chance
An epidemic of opioid-related overdoses has swept across United States and is intensifying. In 2015, more than 33,000 people died of overdose involving opioids, a 15 percent increase from the year before. A key to stopping these needless deaths is…
Interview: Torture and the CIA
It is now widely acknowledged that after the 9/11 attacks in the US, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) began a global detention and interrogation program through which it tortured and abused prisoners. Yet the US government has failed to hold…
Intersex Children
Amicus Briefing