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// Page Description: This page is the main page - used for giving the Questionnaire by the logged in user

// Namespaces
using System;
using System.Data;
using System.IO;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using MySql.Data.MySqlClient;

namespace abundalife1001.Questionnaire
{
    public partial class Questionnaire : System.Web.UI.Page
    {
        // Database Connectivity Objects
        MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlConnection sqlConnection = new MySqlConnection(CQ.ConnectionString);
        MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlCommand sqlCommand = new MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlCommand();
        MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlDataReader sqlDR;

        string sql = string.Empty; // Sql Query Variable

        int[] graphArrayDivision1 = new int[51]; // Division A Scores storing in array for graph
        int[] graphArrayDivision2 = new int[11]; // Division B Scores storing in array for graph
        int[] graphArrayDivision3 = new int[31]; // Division C Scores storing in array for graph
        int[] graphArrayDivision4 = new int[7]; // Division D Scores storing in array for graph
        int[] graphArrayDivision5 = new int[1]; // Division E Scores storing in array for graph
        int[] graphArrayDivision6 = new int[5]; // Division F Scores storing in array for graph

        // First function to be called - Page Load.
        protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LblMessage.Text = string.Empty; // For reinitialize with empty string
            BtnSubmitTest.Visible = false; // This control is visible only - when user is on the last question
            ParaAdditionalInformation.Visible = false; // This control is visible only - when user is on the last question
            TxtSectionScore.Text = string.Empty; // For reinitialize with empty string

            // if User related constants are not available, then redirecting to signin.aspx page
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(Convert.ToString(Request.Cookies["ablCookie"])))
                CQ.Redirect("SignIn.aspx");

            if (Page.IsPostBack == false)
            {
                DivInstructions.Visible = true;
                DivQuestion.Visible = false;
                DivResult.Visible = false;

                // initializing variables
                ViewState["DivisionName"] = string.Empty;
                ViewState["SectionId"] = 0;
            }
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user starts taking the Questionnaire
        protected void BtnStartTest_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            DivInstructions.Visible = false;
            DivQuestion.Visible = true;
            DivResult.Visible = false;

            // initializing with Division A and Section 1
            ViewState["DivisionName"] = "A";
            ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;

            // Opening Connection
            sqlConnection.Open();

            // SQL Query
            sqlCommand = new MySqlCommand("INSERT INTO tbl_history_questionnaire(UserId, ReportDateTime, Report, AdditionalInformation, Status, CanPatientView) " +
                "VALUES(\'" + Convert.ToString(Request.Cookies["ablCookie"]["USERID"]) + "\', \'" + DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss") + "\', \'"
                + string.Empty + "\', \'\', 0, 0); SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID();", sqlConnection);

            // Executing SQL Query
            Int64 newId = Convert.ToInt64(sqlCommand.ExecuteScalar()); // getting newly generated ID
            ViewState["QuestionnaireId"] = Convert.ToString(newId); // putting it in viewstate for further usage

            sqlConnection.Close(); // Closing Connection

            ShowQuestion(); // Showng Current Division's Questions
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user clicks on the Previous Question Button
        protected void BtnPrevious_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LoopSection(); // Saving The current Division's Answers in the database

            if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) > 1) // decrementing by 1
                ViewState["SectionId"] = Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) - 1;
            else if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) <= 1 && Convert.ToString(ViewState["DivisionName"]) == "A") // if on the first question
                LblMessage.Text = CQ.Message("You are on the first section!", 'e');
            else if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) <= 1 && Convert.ToString(ViewState["DivisionName"]) == "B") // if on the first question
            {
                ViewState["DivisionName"] = "A";
                ViewState["SectionId"] = 51;
            }
            else if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) <= 1 && Convert.ToString(ViewState["DivisionName"]) == "C") // if on the first question
            {
                ViewState["DivisionName"] = "B";
                ViewState["SectionId"] = 11;
            }
            else if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) <= 1 && Convert.ToString(ViewState["DivisionName"]) == "D") // if on the first question
            {
                ViewState["DivisionName"] = "C";
                ViewState["SectionId"] = 31;
            }
            else if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) <= 1 && Convert.ToString(ViewState["DivisionName"]) == "E") // if on the first question
            {
                ViewState["DivisionName"] = "D";
                ViewState["SectionId"] = 7;
            }
            else if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) <= 1 && Convert.ToString(ViewState["DivisionName"]) == "F") // if on the first question
            {
                ViewState["DivisionName"] = "E";
                ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;
            }
            else
            {
                switch (Convert.ToString(ViewState["DivisionName"]))
                {
                    case "B":
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "A";
                        break;
                    case "C":
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "B";
                        break;
                    case "D":
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "C";
                        break;
                    case "E":
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "D";
                        break;
                    case "F":
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "E";
                        break;
                }
            }

            ShowQuestion(); // Showng Current Division's Questions
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user clicks on the Next Question Button
        protected void BtnNext_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LoopSection(); // Saving The current Division's Answers in the database

            switch (Convert.ToString(ViewState["DivisionName"]))
            {
                case "A":
                    if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) < 51) // 51 Questions in this Section
                        ViewState["SectionId"] = Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) + 1;
                    else
                    {
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "B";
                        ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;
                    }
                    break;
                case "B":
                    if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) < 11) // 11 Questions in this Section
                        ViewState["SectionId"] = Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) + 1;
                    else
                    {
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "C";
                        ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;
                    }
                    break;
                case "C":
                    if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) < 31) // 31 Questions in this Section
                        ViewState["SectionId"] = Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) + 1;
                    else
                    {
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "D";
                        ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;
                    }
                    break;
                case "D":
                    if (Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) < 7) // 7 Questions in this Section
                        ViewState["SectionId"] = Convert.ToInt32(ViewState["SectionId"]) + 1;
                    else
                    {
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "E";
                        ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;
                    }
                    break;
                case "E":
                        ViewState["DivisionName"] = "F";
                        ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;
                        BtnSubmitTest.Visible = true;
                        ParaAdditionalInformation.Visible = true;
                    break;
                case "F": // if on the last question
                    LblMessage.Text = CQ.Message("You are on the last section!", 'e');
                        BtnSubmitTest.Visible = true;
                        ParaAdditionalInformation.Visible = true;
                    break;
            }

            ShowQuestion(); // Showng Current Division's Questions
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user submits the Questionnaire
        protected void BtnSubmitTest_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LoopSection(); // Saving The current Division's Answers in the database

            DivInstructions.Visible = false;
            DivQuestion.Visible = false;
            DivResult.Visible = true;

            LtrName.Text = Convert.ToString(Request.Cookies["ablCookie"]["NAME"]); // name of the logged in user
            LtrDate.Text = DateTime.Now.ToLongDateString() + " - " + DateTime.Now.ToShortTimeString(); // Current Date and Time

            LtrPName.Text = LtrName.Text; // name of the logged in user
            LtrPDate.Text = LtrDate.Text; // Current Date and Time

            DisplaySectionWiseScores(); // This function will be used to display the scores (Division and Section wise)

            DisplayAdditionalInformation(); // This function will be used to display the Additional Information given by the patient

            DisplayGraph(); // This function will be used to display the graph

            // Getting the whole report card in a variable
            StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
            HtmlTextWriter w = new HtmlTextWriter(sw);
            DivResult.RenderControl(w); // DivResult is the control which contains the whole report card
            string report = sw.GetStringBuilder().ToString();

            // updating report card and date/time to the database
            sqlCommand = new MySqlCommand("UPDATE tbl_history_questionnaire SET Report = \'" + report + "\', ReportDateTime = \'"
                + DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss") + "\' WHERE QuestionnaireId = "
                + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + ";", sqlConnection);

            // Opening Connection
            sqlConnection.Open();

            // Executing SQL Query
            sqlCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();

            sqlConnection.Close(); // Closing Connection

            LblMessage.Text = CQ.Message("Thanks for taking the Questionnaire. Information given by you " +
                "is being analyzed.<br />You can check back in 24 hours from now by logging into your account with "
                + CQ.ProjectName + ".", 's');

            // Sending Intimation email to administrator
            CQ.SendMail(CQ.ReceiverEmail,
                CQ.ProjectName + " - Questionnaire Report Number " + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]),
                CQ.PrepareQuestionnaireReportForAdmin(Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"])));

            // Sending Cover Report email to administrator (frontdesk@abundalife.com)
            StringWriter sw_c = new StringWriter();
            HtmlTextWriter w_c = new HtmlTextWriter(sw_c);
            DivCoverReport.RenderControl(w_c); // DivCoverReport is the control which contains the cover report card
            string coverReport = sw_c.GetStringBuilder().ToString();
            CQ.SendMail("frontdesk@abundalife.com",
                CQ.ProjectName + " - Cover Report of Questionnaire Report Number " + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]),
                CQ.PrepareCoverReport(Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]),
                coverReport.Replace("style=\"display: none;\"", string.Empty)));

            DivResult.Visible = false; // not visible to patient

            // resetting to default values
            ViewState["DivisionName"] = string.Empty;
            ViewState["SectionId"] = 0;
            ViewState["QuestionnaireId"] = "0";

            Response.AddHeader("REFRESH", "5;URL=Dashboard.aspx"); // Redirecting after 4 seconds
        }

        // This function will show the Questions of the current Division's
        private void ShowQuestion()
        {
            // SQL Query
            sql = "SELECT tbl_questions.QuestionId, Question, Division, Section, SectionName, Answer FROM tbl_questions "
                + "LEFT OUTER JOIN tbl_history_questionnaire_details ON tbl_questions.QuestionId = "
                + "tbl_history_questionnaire_details.QuestionId " + "WHERE Division = 'Division " + Convert.ToString(ViewState["DivisionName"])
                + "' AND Section = 'Section " + Convert.ToString(ViewState["SectionId"]) + "';";

            // SQLCommand Object Initialization
            sqlCommand.CommandText = sql;
            sqlCommand.Connection = sqlConnection;

            // Opening Connection
            sqlConnection.Open();

            // Executing SQL Query
            sqlDR = sqlCommand.ExecuteReader();

            // if has rows
            if (sqlDR.HasRows == true)
            {
                sqlDR.Read(); // reading first row

                // Assigning avlues to controls i.e. Division, Section, SectionName
                LtrDivision.Text = Convert.ToString(sqlDR.GetString("Division"));
                LtrSection.Text = Convert.ToString(sqlDR.GetString("Section"));
                // LtrSectionName.Text = Convert.ToString(sqlDR.GetString("SectionName")); // not in use as of now
            }
            else
            {
                // Displaying Message
                LblMessage.Text = CQ.Message("Details not found!", 'e');
                Response.AddHeader("REFRESH", "5;URL=SignIn.aspx"); // Redirecting after 2 seconds
            }

            sqlConnection.Close(); // Closing Connection

            #region "filling Questions in the grid"
            // SQLCommand Object Initialization
            sqlCommand.CommandText = sql;
            sqlCommand.Connection = sqlConnection;

            // Opening Connection
            sqlConnection.Open();

            // Executing SQL Query
            sqlDR = sqlCommand.ExecuteReader();

            DataTable dTable = new DataTable(); // DataTable Object
            dTable.Load(sqlDR); // Loading data in the DataTable

            RptQuestions.DataSource = dTable;
            RptQuestions.DataBind(); // binding

            sqlConnection.Close(); // Closing Connection
            #endregion
        }

        // This function will be used for looping the questions in the current Division's
        private void LoopSection()
        {
            foreach (RepeaterItem row in RptQuestions.Items) // Looping
            {
                HiddenField HdnQuestionId = (HiddenField)row.FindControl("HdnQuestionId");
                TextBox TxtQ = (TextBox)row.FindControl("TxtQ");

                if (HdnQuestionId != null && TxtQ != null)
                    SaveAnswer(Convert.ToInt32(HdnQuestionId.Value), Convert.ToString(TxtQ.Text.Trim()));
            }
        }

        // This function will save the Answers of the current Division's
        private void SaveAnswer(int pQuestionId, string pAnswer)
        {
            // SQL Query
            sql = "SELECT DetailId FROM tbl_history_questionnaire_details WHERE QuestionnaireId = "
                        + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + " AND QuestionId = " + Convert.ToString(pQuestionId) + ";";

            // SQLCommand Object Initialization
            sqlCommand.CommandText = sql;
            sqlCommand.Connection = sqlConnection;

            // Opening Connection
            sqlConnection.Open();
            sqlDR = sqlCommand.ExecuteReader();

            // if has rows, means already answered
            if (sqlDR.HasRows == true) // Updating
                sql = "UPDATE tbl_history_questionnaire_details SET Answer = \'" + pAnswer
                    + "\' WHERE QuestionnaireId = " + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + " AND QuestionId = "
                    + Convert.ToString(pQuestionId) + ";";
            else // Inserting
                sql = "INSERT INTO tbl_history_questionnaire_details(QuestionnaireId, QuestionId, Answer) " +
                "VALUES(" + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + ", " + Convert.ToString(pQuestionId) + ", \'"
                + pAnswer + "\')";

            sqlDR.Close(); // closing DataReader object
            sqlCommand = null; // setting to null

            sqlCommand = new MySqlCommand(sql, sqlConnection);

            // Executing SQL Query
            sqlCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();

            // Updating Additional Information given by patient to the database
            if (pQuestionId == 346) // Last Question
            {
                // SQL Query
                sql = "UPDATE tbl_history_questionnaire SET AdditionalInformation = \'"
                    + TxtAdditionalInformation.Text.Trim() + "\' WHERE QuestionnaireId = "
                    + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]);

                // SQLCommand Object Initialization
                sqlCommand.CommandText = sql;
                sqlCommand.Connection = sqlConnection;

                sqlCommand = new MySqlCommand(sql, sqlConnection);

                // Executing SQL Query
                sqlCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
            }

            sqlConnection.Close(); // Closing Connection
        }

        // This function will be used to display the scores (Division and Section wise)
        private void DisplaySectionWiseScores()
        {
            for (int count = 1; count <= 51; count++) // Looping in the first division
            {
                sql = "SELECT Answer FROM tbl_questions " // SQL Query
                    + "LEFT OUTER JOIN tbl_history_questionnaire_details ON tbl_questions.QuestionId = "
                    + "tbl_history_questionnaire_details.QuestionId WHERE Division = 'Division A' AND Section = 'Section "
                    + Convert.ToString(count) + "' AND QuestionnaireId = " + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + ";";
                graphArrayDivision1[count - 1] = ShowResult(sql, "A", count);
            }

            for (int count = 1; count <= 11; count++) // Looping in the second division
            {
                sql = "SELECT Answer FROM tbl_questions " // SQL Query
                    + "LEFT OUTER JOIN tbl_history_questionnaire_details ON tbl_questions.QuestionId = "
                    + "tbl_history_questionnaire_details.QuestionId WHERE Division = 'Division B' AND Section = 'Section "
                    + Convert.ToString(count) + "' AND QuestionnaireId = " + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + ";";
                graphArrayDivision2[count - 1] = ShowResult(sql, "B", count);
            }

            for (int count = 1; count <= 31; count++) // Looping in the third division
            {
                sql = "SELECT Answer FROM tbl_questions " // SQL Query
                    + "LEFT OUTER JOIN tbl_history_questionnaire_details ON tbl_questions.QuestionId = "
                    + "tbl_history_questionnaire_details.QuestionId WHERE Division = 'Division C' AND Section = 'Section "
                    + Convert.ToString(count) + "' AND QuestionnaireId = " + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + ";";
                graphArrayDivision3[count - 1] = ShowResult(sql, "C", count);
            }

            for (int count = 1; count <= 7; count++) // Looping in the fourth division
            {
                sql = "SELECT Answer FROM tbl_questions " // SQL Query
                    + "LEFT OUTER JOIN tbl_history_questionnaire_details ON tbl_questions.QuestionId = "
                    + "tbl_history_questionnaire_details.QuestionId WHERE Division = 'Division D' AND Section = 'Section "
                    + Convert.ToString(count) + "' AND QuestionnaireId = " + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + ";";
                graphArrayDivision4[count - 1] = ShowResult(sql, "D", count);
            }

            sql = "SELECT Answer FROM tbl_questions " // SQL Query - fifth division
                + "LEFT OUTER JOIN tbl_history_questionnaire_details ON tbl_questions.QuestionId = "
                + "tbl_history_questionnaire_details.QuestionId WHERE Division = 'Division E' AND Section = 'Section 1' AND QuestionnaireId = "
                + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + ";";
            graphArrayDivision5[0] = ShowResult(sql, "E", 1);

            sql = "SELECT Answer FROM tbl_questions " // SQL Query - sixth division
                + "LEFT OUTER JOIN tbl_history_questionnaire_details ON tbl_questions.QuestionId = "
                + "tbl_history_questionnaire_details.QuestionId WHERE Division = 'Division F' AND Section = 'Section 1' AND QuestionnaireId = "
                + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + ";";
            graphArrayDivision6[0] = ShowResult(sql, "F", 1);
            graphArrayDivision6[1] = graphArrayDivision6[0]; // as said by client
            graphArrayDivision6[2] = graphArrayDivision6[0]; // as said by client
            graphArrayDivision6[3] = graphArrayDivision6[0]; // as said by client
            graphArrayDivision6[4] = graphArrayDivision6[0]; // as said by client
        }

        // This function will be used to display the scores (Division and Section wise)
        private int ShowResult(string pSql, string pSection, int pCount)
        {
            double result = 0;

            // SQLCommand Object Initialization
            sqlCommand.CommandText = pSql;
            sqlCommand.Connection = sqlConnection;

            // Opening Connection
            sqlConnection.Open();

            // Executing SQL Query
            sqlDR = sqlCommand.ExecuteReader();

            // putting score in the literal control
            Literal Ltr = (Literal)DivResult.FindControl("LtrDivision" + pSection + "Section" + Convert.ToString(pCount) + "Score");
            Literal LtrCover = (Literal)DivResult.FindControl("LtrDiv" + pSection + "Sec" + Convert.ToString(pCount) + "Score");
            Literal LtrResult = (Literal)DivResult.FindControl("LtrDivision" + pSection + "Section" + Convert.ToString(pCount) + "Result");

            // if has rows
            if (sqlDR.HasRows == true)
            {
                result = 0;
                string value = "0";
                int numOfItems = 0;

                while (sqlDR.Read()) // reading one by one
                {
                    value = Convert.ToString(sqlDR.GetString("Answer"));

                    if (value == "")
                        value = "0";

                    numOfItems = numOfItems + 1;
                    result = result + Convert.ToInt32(value); // summing up
                }

                result = Math.Round(Convert.ToDouble(result / numOfItems));

                if (Ltr != null && LtrCover!= null && LtrResult != null)
                {
                    if (result == 4 || result == 5)
                    {
                        Ltr.Text = "<span class=redtextbold>" + Convert.ToString(result) + "</span>";
                        LtrCover.Text = "<span class=redtextbold>" + Convert.ToString(result) + "</span>";
                    }
                    else if (result == 0)
                    {
                        Ltr.Text = "<span class=bluetextbold>" + Convert.ToString(result) + "</span>";
                        LtrCover.Text = "<span class=bluetextbold>" + Convert.ToString(result) + "</span>";
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        Ltr.Text = "<span class=greentextbold>" + Convert.ToString(result) + "</span>";
                        LtrCover.Text = "<span class=greentextbold>" + Convert.ToString(result) + "</span>";
                    }

                    // As per said by Client - Special Condition - S
                    // Section f use 20 questions and calculate for first field answer 1 answers (output) place the same output number in 2-5.
                    if (Ltr.ID == "LtrDivisionFSection1Score")
                    {
                        LtrDivisionFSection2Score.Text = Ltr.Text;
                        LtrDivisionFSection3Score.Text = Ltr.Text;
                        LtrDivisionFSection4Score.Text = Ltr.Text;
                        LtrDivisionFSection5Score.Text = Ltr.Text;

                        LtrDivFSec2Score.Text = LtrCover.Text;
                        LtrDivFSec3Score.Text = LtrCover.Text;
                        LtrDivFSec4Score.Text = LtrCover.Text;
                        LtrDivFSec5Score.Text = LtrCover.Text;
                    }
                    // As per said by Client - Special Condition - E

                    switch (Convert.ToInt32(Math.Round(result)))
                    {
                        case 0:
                            // As per said by Client - Special Condition
                            // Section f use 20 questions and calculate for first field answer 1 answers (output) place the same output number in 2-5.
                            if (LtrResult.ID == "LtrDivisionFSection1Result")
                            {
                                LtrResult.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection2Result.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection3Result.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection4Result.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection5Result.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                            }
                            else
                                LtrResult.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                            break;
                        case 1:
                            // As per said by Client - Special Condition
                            // Section f use 20 questions and calculate for first field answer 1 answers (output) place the same output number in 2-5.
                            if (LtrResult.ID == "LtrDivisionFSection1Result")
                            {
                                LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Borderline Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection2Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Borderline Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection3Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Borderline Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection4Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Borderline Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection5Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Borderline Deficient.</span>";
                            }
                            else
                            {
                                if (pSection == "D" && pCount == 1)
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>early</span>";
                                else if (pSection == "D" && (pCount == 2 || pCount == 3 || pCount == 4 || pCount == 5 || pCount == 6 || pCount == 7))
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Borderline</span>";
                                else if (pSection == "E" && pCount == 1)
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>suddenly</span>";
                                else
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Borderline Deficient.</span>";
                            }
                            break;
                        case 2:
                            // As per said by Client - Special Condition
                            // Section f use 20 questions and calculate for first field answer 1 answers (output) place the same output number in 2-5.
                            if (LtrResult.ID == "LtrDivisionFSection1Result")
                            {
                                LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Mildly Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection2Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Mildly Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection3Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Mildly Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection4Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Mildly Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection5Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Mildly Deficient.</span>";
                            }
                            else
                            {
                                if (pSection == "D" && pCount == 1)
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>advanced</span>";
                                else if (pSection == "D" && (pCount == 2 || pCount == 3 || pCount == 4 || pCount == 5 || pCount == 6 || pCount == 7))
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Mild</span>";
                                else if (pSection == "E" && pCount == 1)
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Mildly</span>";
                                else
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Mildly Deficient.</span>";
                            }
                            break;
                        case 3:
                            // As per said by Client - Special Condition
                            // Section f use 20 questions and calculate for first field answer 1 answers (output) place the same output number in 2-5.
                            if (LtrResult.ID == "LtrDivisionFSection1Result")
                            {
                                LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Significantly Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection2Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Significantly Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection3Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Significantly Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection4Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Significantly Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection5Result.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Significantly Deficient.</span>";
                            }
                            else
                            {
                                if (pSection == "D" && pCount == 1)
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>significantly advanced</span>";
                                else if (pSection == "D" && (pCount == 2 || pCount == 3 || pCount == 4 || pCount == 5 || pCount == 6 || pCount == 7))
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Significant</span>";
                                else if (pSection == "E" && pCount == 1)
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>significantly</span>";
                                else
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Significantly Deficient.</span>";
                            }
                            break;
                        case 4:
                        case 5:
                            // As per said by Client - Special Condition
                            // Section f use 20 questions and calculate for first field answer 1 answers (output) place the same output number in 2-5.
                            if (LtrResult.ID == "LtrDivisionFSection1Result")
                            {
                                LtrResult.Text += "<span class=redtextbold>Seriously Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection2Result.Text += "<span class=redtextbold>Seriously Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection3Result.Text += "<span class=redtextbold>Seriously Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection4Result.Text += "<span class=redtextbold>Seriously Deficient.</span>";
                                LtrDivisionFSection5Result.Text += "<span class=redtextbold>Seriously Deficient.</span>";
                            }
                            else
                            {
                                if (pSection == "D" && pCount == 1)
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=redtextbold>seriously advanced</span>";
                                else if (pSection == "D" && (pCount == 2 || pCount == 3 || pCount == 4 || pCount == 5 || pCount == 6 || pCount == 7))
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>Serious</span>";
                                else if (pSection == "E" && pCount == 1)
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=greentextbold>seriously</span>";
                                else
                                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=redtextbold>Seriously Deficient.</span>";
                            }
                            break;
                    }
                }
            }
            else
            {
                if (Ltr != null && LtrCover!= null && LtrResult != null)
                {
                    Ltr.Text = "<span class=bluetextbold>0</span>";
                    LtrCover.Text = "<span class=bluetextbold>0</span>";
                    LtrResult.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";

                    // As per said by Client - Special Condition - S
                    // Section f use 20 questions and calculate for first field answer 1 answers (output) place the same output number in 2-5.
                    if (Ltr.ID == "LtrDivisionFSection1Score")
                    {
                        LtrDivisionFSection2Score.Text = Ltr.Text;
                        LtrDivisionFSection3Score.Text = Ltr.Text;
                        LtrDivisionFSection4Score.Text = Ltr.Text;
                        LtrDivisionFSection5Score.Text = Ltr.Text;

                        LtrDivFSec2Score.Text = LtrCover.Text;
                        LtrDivFSec3Score.Text = LtrCover.Text;
                        LtrDivFSec4Score.Text = LtrCover.Text;
                        LtrDivFSec5Score.Text = LtrCover.Text;

                        LtrDivisionFSection2Result.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                        LtrDivisionFSection3Result.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                        LtrDivisionFSection4Result.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                        LtrDivisionFSection5Result.Text += "<span class=bluetextbold>N/A</span>";
                    }
                    // As per said by Client - Special Condition - E
                }
            }

            sqlDR.Close();
            sqlConnection.Close(); // Closing Connection

            return Convert.ToInt32(result);
        }

        // This function will be used to display the Additional Information given by the patient
        private void DisplayAdditionalInformation()
        {
            sql = "SELECT AdditionalInformation FROM tbl_history_questionnaire WHERE QuestionnaireId = " // SQL Query
                + Convert.ToString(ViewState["QuestionnaireId"]) + ";";

            // SQLCommand Object Initialization
            sqlCommand.CommandText = sql;
            sqlCommand.Connection = sqlConnection;

            // Opening Connection
            sqlConnection.Open();

            // Executing SQL Query
            sqlDR = sqlCommand.ExecuteReader();

            // if has rows
            if (sqlDR.HasRows == true)
            {
                sqlDR.Read(); // reading row
                LtrAdditionInformation.Text = Convert.ToString(sqlDR.GetString("AdditionalInformation"));

                if (LtrAdditionInformation.Text.Trim() == string.Empty)
                    LtrAdditionInformation.Text = "Not given";

                LtrAddInfo.Text = LtrAdditionInformation.Text; // copying
            }

            sqlDR.Close();
            sqlConnection.Close(); // Closing Connection
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user wants to answer "Division A" Questions
        protected void BtnDivisionA_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LoopSection(); // Saving The current Division's Answers in the database

            ViewState["DivisionName"] = "A";
            ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;

            ShowQuestion(); // Showng Current Division's Questions
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user wants to answer "Division B" Questions
        protected void BtnDivisionB_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LoopSection(); // Saving The current Division's Answers in the database

            ViewState["DivisionName"] = "B";
            ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;

            ShowQuestion(); // Showng Current Division's Questions
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user wants to answer "Division C" Questions
        protected void BtnDivisionC_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LoopSection(); // Saving The current Division's Answers in the database

            ViewState["DivisionName"] = "C";
            ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;

            ShowQuestion(); // Showng Current Division's Questions
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user wants to answer "Division D" Questions
        protected void BtnDivisionD_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LoopSection(); // Saving The current Division's Answers in the database

            ViewState["DivisionName"] = "D";
            ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;

            ShowQuestion(); // Showng Current Division's Questions
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user wants to answer "Division E" Questions
        protected void BtnDivisionE_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LoopSection(); // Saving The current Division's Answers in the database

            ViewState["DivisionName"] = "E";
            ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;

            ShowQuestion(); // Showng Current Division's Questions
        }

        // This function / event is fired when user wants to answer "Division F" Questions
        protected void BtnDivisionF_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LoopSection(); // Saving The current Division's Answers in the database

            ViewState["DivisionName"] = "F";
            ViewState["SectionId"] = 1;
            BtnSubmitTest.Visible = true;
            ParaAdditionalInformation.Visible = true;

            ShowQuestion(); // Showng Current Division's Questions
        }

        // This function will be used to display the graph
        private void DisplayGraph()
        {
            string graph = "<div style=\"overflow:auto; width:930px;\"><table class=\"tblgraph\" style=\"width:4000px; display:none;\">";
            graph += "<caption></caption>"; // Division A
            graph += "<thead><tr><td></td>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 1</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 2</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 3</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 4</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 5</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 6</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 7</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 8</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 9</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 10</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 11</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 12</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 13</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 14</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 15</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 16</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 17</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 18</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 19</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 20</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 21</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 22</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 23</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 24</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 25</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 26</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 27</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 28</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 29</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 30</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 31</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 32</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 33</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 34</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 35</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 36</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 37</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 38</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 39</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 40</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 41</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 42</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 43</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 44</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 45</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 46</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 47</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 48</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 49</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 50</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 51</th>";
            graph += "</tr></thead><tbody><tr><th scope=\"row\">Section's Score</th>";

            for (int counter = 1; counter <= 51; counter++)
                graph += "<td>" + Convert.ToString(graphArrayDivision1[counter - 1]) + "</td>";

            graph += "</tr></tbody></table><br /></div>";
            graph += "<table class=\"tblgraph\" style=\"width:800px; display:none;\"><caption></caption><thead><tr><td></td>"; // Division B
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 1</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 2</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 3</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 4</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 5</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 6</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 7</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 8</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 9</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 10</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 11</th>";
            graph += "</tr></thead><tbody><tr><th scope=\"row\">Section's Score</th>";

            for (int counter = 1; counter <= 11; counter++)
                graph += "<td>" + Convert.ToString(graphArrayDivision2[counter - 1]) + "</td>";

            graph += "</tr></tbody></table>";
            graph += "<div class=\"tblgraph\" style=\"overflow:auto; width:900px;\"><table style=\"width:2500px; display:none;\"><caption></caption><thead><tr><td></td>"; // Division C
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 1</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 2</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 3</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 4</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 5</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 6</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 7</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 8</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 9</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 10</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 11</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 12</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 13</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 14</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 15</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 16</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 17</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 18</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 19</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 20</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 21</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 22</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 23</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 24</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 25</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 26</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 27</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 28</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 29</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 30</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 31</th>";
            graph += "</tr></thead><tbody><tr><th scope=\"row\">Section's Score</th>";

            for (int counter = 1; counter <= 31; counter++)
                graph += "<td>" + Convert.ToString(graphArrayDivision3[counter - 1]) + "</td>";

            graph += "</tr></tbody></table><br /></div>";
            graph += "<table class=\"tblgraph\" style=\"width:800px; display:none;\"><caption></caption><thead><tr><td></td>"; // Division D
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 1</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 2</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 3</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 4</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 5</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 6</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 7</th>";
            graph += "</tr></thead><tbody><tr><th scope=\"row\">Section's Score</th>";

            for (int counter = 1; counter <= 7; counter++)
                graph += "<td>" + Convert.ToString(graphArrayDivision4[counter - 1]) + "</td>";

            graph += "</tr></tbody></table>";
            graph += "<table class=\"tblgraph\" style=\"width:800px; display:none;\"><caption></caption><thead><tr><td></td>"; // Division E
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 1</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><th scope=\"row\">Section's Score</th>";

            graph += "<td>" + Convert.ToString(graphArrayDivision5[0]) + "</td>";

            graph += "</tr></tbody></table>";
            graph += "<table class=\"tblgraph\" style=\"width:800px; display:none;\"><caption></caption><thead><tr><td></td>"; // Division F
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 1</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 2</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 3</th><th scope=\"col\">Sec. 4</th>";
            graph += "<th scope=\"col\">Sec. 5</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><th scope=\"row\">Section's Score</th>";

            for (int counter = 1; counter <= 5; counter++)
                graph += "<td>" + Convert.ToString(graphArrayDivision6[counter - 1]) + "</td>";

            graph += "</tr></tbody></table>";

            LtrGraph.Text = graph;
        }
    }
}


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You are here: Main » Trump Lambasts 'Wacky' UK Ambassador, Targets Theresa May
Sir Kim's emails had been leaked to the Daily Mail describing the U.S. president's administration as "inept".
In the leaked documents, he called the Trump administration's policy toward Iran "incoherent", said the president might be indebted to "dodgy Russians" and raised doubts about whether the White House "will ever look competent".
By resigning, Sir Kim clearly wanted to put an end to an extraordinary chapter in the so-called special relationship. Darroch said in his resignation letter it had become "impossible" to do his job after diplomatic cables were leaked over the weekend.
In the Commons, Theresa May told MPs that she had spoken to Sir Kim and told him that it was a "matter of great regret" that he felt it necessary to leave his post.
"I told her how it should be done, but she chose to go another way", he started, before stating the United States would not have a relationship with the ambassador any longer. "I don't know what the motivations would be at this stage but it is very important that we find out who actually carried out this particularly damaging act".
Prime Minister Theresa May said Sir Kim had given "a lifetime of service" to the United Kingdom.
He went on, "Although my posting is not due to end until the end of this year, I believe in the current circumstances the responsible course is to allow the appointment of a new ambassador". Appointing ambassadors usually involves a formal civil service process with advertisements, applications and interviews, though Simon McDonald, head of Britain's diplomatic service, said the post of ambassador to the US wasn't always chosen that way.
Memos from Kim Darroch in which he described the Trump administration as inept were leaked to a British Sunday newspaper, infuriating the USA president, who launched a Twitter attack on both the envoy and outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who had given Darroch her full support.
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The choice of Darroch's replacement will be one of the first matters on the next prime minister's desk, Fletcher says.
Hunt, who is Britain's foreign secretary, vowed to keep Darroch in the post, but Johnson pointedly did not.
"The prime minister, foreign secretary and whole of the public service have stood with you: you were the target of a malicious leak; you were simply doing your job", McDonald added.
"Friends speak frankly so I will: these comments are disrespectful and wrong to our Prime Minister and my country".
He said he regretted how an "outrageous leak caused this".
"It's hard to describe just how big a blow to our diplomatic standing in the world this resignation represents", tweeted Tom Watson, the deputy leader of the opposition Labor party.
Trump concluded his tweets by demanding that someone tell Darroch "the U.S. now has the best Economy & Military anywhere in the World, by far and they are both only getting bigger, better and stronger.Thank you, Mr. President!"
"He has basically thrown this fantastic diplomat under the bus to serve his own personal interests", he told BBC TV.
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Share this Story: Scotiabank in talks with controlling shareholder of BBVA Chile
Scotiabank in talks with controlling shareholder of BBVA Chile
TORONTO — Scotiabank is looking at buying BBVA Chile, which is in a strategically important high-growth market.
The Toronto-based bank (TSX:BNS) acknowledged Thursday that it's in "non-binding, exploratory" discussions with the Chilean company's controlling shareholder.
Scotiabank in talks with controlling shareholder of BBVA Chile Back to video
BBVA Spain also issued a similar statement Thursday after a Chilean media report that Scotiabank was among a small number of potential buyers for its Chilean bank.
Both Scotiabank and BBVA said there's no assurance that they will reach a transaction agreement.
But the Toronto-based bank's statement said that Chile is an important part of its Pacific alliance strategy, which emphasizes growing its presence in the high-growth markets of Mexico, Peru, Columbia and Chile.


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#RealEstatePorn: Tour George Clooney & Amal's $14 Million English Manor House
By Trey Speegle on May 23, 2015 4:05 am
George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin just bought new digs to compliment George's Studio City home and Lake Cuomo villa. (Amal has an apartment in London.) The historic house sits on a four-acre (paparazzi-proof?) island in the middle of the Thames. It's just 40 miles west of London in the English countryside, making it a convenient getaway. It's getting some upgrades like a private screening room, a grand terrace and a new pool house. The world's hottest newlywed's Tomorrowland looks pretty perfect.
(Photo of George & Amal, Pacific Coast News; via Lonny)


How are you doing today? It's the middle of the week and after watching a few motivational videos on Youtube I feel super productive and motivated! If you read my latest post, you know I'm staying with my boyfriend, so the fact that I'm not at home has messed up with my work routine. So I've been struggling with that.
Anyway, today I'm sharing a few books you should totally add to your spring reading list! I read a ton of books during January and February, but not all of them have been good (sadly). So I just picked the ones that I rated on Goodreads with five starts, but if you are curious and want to know which books I've been reading, click here.
Guys, I don't even remember the last time I laughed so much with a book. It was so good I couldn't put it down. After this book, I just had to read more from this author and she didn't disappoint me. You should totally give it a try!
When your life is a hot mess at twenty, it's cute. At twenty-seven… well, not so much.
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Brit actor in liberating role
Pam BrownThe West Australian
Thursday, 5 February 2015 1:28PM
Camera IconBen Barnes as Samuel Adams in Sons of Liberty. Credit: The West Australian
British actor Ben Barnes was surprised when the script for the historical drama Sons of Liberty was unexpectedly sent to him, along with an invitation to play one of America's founding fathers, Samuel Adams.
The irony being that Boston-born Adams fought in the 18th century to free the 13 colonies on the east coast of America from the rule of Britain and was one of the signatories to the Declaration of Independence that established the US.
It was a role that Barnes, who played Prince Caspian in two of The Chronicles of Narnia films, quickly realised he wanted.
"It was one of the very rare roles to be offered to me out of the blue," he said. "I sat down for about five straight hours and went over this behemoth of a script. I probably got through 10 cups of tea but at the end I thought 'I have to play that guy'."
He admits that, along with fellow Brit Rafe Spall, who plays John Hancock, he did get some good-natured ribbing from the real Yanks in the cast.
"There was a funny moment where we were stealing gunpowder in a cool Oceans 11- type heist and we had to dress up as redcoats," he said. "That was the only costume I did not need a fitting for, it fitted me like a glove, and I was walking round saying 'I look good in the red don't I? I think this suits me better'."
Sons of Liberty, which begins on SBS1 today, is a rollicking six-part version of what led up to the American War of Independence. It does take some liberties with history but Barnes, who researched his character, is happy with that.
The action begins in Boston in 1765 with British redcoats chasing Adams through the streets because he has failed in his job as a tax collector. Many in Boston are poor and Adams has refused to make their lives worse by taking money from them to support the Crown.
Boston at the time is a wild town and the charismatic Adams is not above inciting the street gangs to turn against the British, which leads to harsh retribution.
A rebel group called the Sons of Liberty is formed and in 1773, in a protest against a tea tax, they attack ships in Boston Harbour and throw chests of tea overboard.
Barnes' Adams is at the heart of the action and becomes a skilled orator and magnetic figure.
"I think the truth is Adams wasn't at the Boston Tea Party, he was giving a speech but a lot of people believe that the words in that speech were code to begin the dumping of the tea," Barnes said.
"But on television you want to see your heroes in situ so we place him there and that to me makes perfect sense.
"If people want to read more about the details they can — this is a spirited, youthful version of events and there is nothing in there that is untrue."
Sons of Liberty airs today at 9.30pm on SBS1.
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Nominations open: women in public affairs
PolicyMogul has teamed up with WiPA to curate the UK's first list of inspirational women in policy and public affairs.
This industry is not immune to the issue seen elsewhere: there is a lack of women who make it to the top of their career. We hope that by celebrating successful women, we can inspire more to stay, succeed and ultimately level the playing field for future women.
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Gender equality in politics and on company boards is hot on everyone's lips right now, and we want to make sure the public affairs space is no different. Gender imbalance is something that most of us are conscious of and some of us are trying to address, whether it's with quotas, mentoring programmes, campaigns or engaging with networks like WiPA. Until we fix this imbalance, policy-making will suffer.
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The Day After 37.0: No Leon Draisaitl, no problem as Oilers thump Kraken 7-2
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By Zach Laing
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No Draisaitl, no problem.
At least, that's how it looked for the Edmonton Oilers Friday night as they were missing the big German in a 7-2 win over the Seattle Kraken. Things were hum for most of the day, and our own BaggedMilk was the first to report the Big Man may have been out of the lineup.
Thirty minutes before puck drop, word officially came down: Draisaitl was out of the lineup. While the ailment isn't known, the Oilers knew they needed to step up.
It took the Oilers all of five minutes to score three goals and chase Philip Grubauer from the Kraken net. Those three, however, were just the start in a strong front-to-back performance from the Oilers.
The start of the show, to nobody's surprise, was Connor McDavid. He assisted on four goals by the end of the night while scoring a beauty of his own late in the game. The performance was electric as right off the opening draw, he was ready to go. He knew he was going to need to step up with Draisaitl out of the lineup, and boy, did he deliver.
Even into the dying minutes of the game, McDavid sprinted back into the Oilers zone to stop a sure-fire Andre Burakovsky goal. He did it all and then some last night.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins had a decent night of his own, too. He chipped in four assists on the night as well, making his impact more than felt
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The night wasn't just about those two, though. Klim Kostin and Zach Hyman both had two-goal performances as the latter came close to his second career hat trick and his second of the season. Darnell Nurse got on the board with a goal and an assist of his own, too.
As a whole, it was the kind of game the Oilers really needed. One where the depth scoring comes up big ways while the stars did their own work.
Even when the Kraken pushed hard in the second and third periods, it never felt like the Oilers lead was ever in doubt. In the second and third period, the Kraken only musted four high-danger scoring chances at 5×5. Edmonton kept them to the outside and showed they can play the style of game that chokes out an opponent.
And when things got testy, Edmonton didn't back down. Dylan Holloway got in his first NHL fight with Vince Dunn, while Kostin picked up a double minor for some late rough stuff.
It's a tight turnaround for the Oilers, who take on the Winnipeg Jets tonight.
Zach Laing is the Nation Network's news director and senior columnist. He can be followed on Twitter at @zjlaing, or reached by email at zach@oilersnation.com.
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provoking mistakes from the attackers (technical faults, unprepared attempts at goal, etc.).
However, there is a clear difference to the European teams, which also use such active defensive playing styles. Like no other team in this tournament, Korea try to attack passing routes and intercept passes as actively and directly as possible to start their extremely fast counter attacks. So far in the tournament, Korea have exceptionally often managed to directly win the ball!
Compared to past playing styles, today's Korean teams are also capable of tactically varying their defensive playing styles. Depending on the opponent and game strategy, they are able to play much more defensively.


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Bright Lights é um filme de comédia curta norte-americano de 1916, dirigido por Fatty Arbuckle e estrelando Arbuckle, Mabel Normand e Al St. John.

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2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition: Preview, Changes, Features
Leave a Comment / Honda Cars / By Jason
The well-known family hauler is about to receive a complete redesign. The new generation has been caught in testings a couple of times and it looks like it's in the advanced stage of development. Of course, this redesign will bring a lot of novelties and that refers to all variants of the SUV, including the 2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition, which will once again sit at the top of the offer.
This version will adopt all the changes that are about to come with this redesign and, of course, it will also come with a number of exclusive design solutions and features. This particularly refers to the styling, which will once again feature lots of blacked details. On the other hand, the rest of the features shouldn't be much different compared to other models in the lineup.
We expect to see the 2024 Pilot Black Edition sometime in the next year.
2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition Design
Design-wise, the 2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition will adopt all the changes of the upcoming redesign. Therefore, you may count on a much different design compared to the outgoing generation. First of all, we are about to see the new platform, which will be the same as in the case of the Acura MDX. Actually, the two models will have a lot of things in common, starting from the size. Just like the luxury sibling, the new Pilot will grow in size. It will gain 2.8 inches in wheelbase, while we count on an increase in overall dimensions as well.
Naturally, the new design will bring many other improvements, starting from the ride quality. We count on a completely new chassis and suspension setup. That should improve the ride quality, even though the current model is already pretty good in this aspect, especially when it comes to comfort and smoothness.
When it comes to exterior design, the 2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition will come with lots of exclusive styling solutions. Just like the current model, the new one will come with lots of blacked details, maybe even more. This refers to the grille, wheels and other parts around the vehicle.
On the other hand, the overall exterior design will adopt the redesign changes, starting from slightly bigger dimensions. Even though the test mule still wears camouflage, we can clearly see that the new model will look a little bit boxier. The new front end looks bolder and more aggressive, so we have no doubt that the 2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition will be more appealing than the current generation.
The same thing is with interior design. You may expect to see a couple of exlusive details, starting from the unique color scheme and materials. However, the overall cabin layout will be the same as in the rest of the lineup. Therefore, you may count on a new cabin design, with a more attractive dashboard, nicer materials, and notably improved build quality.
As we've just mentioned, the new generation will also get bigger, so we may expect to see improvements regarding passenger space, even though the current generation is still pretty respectable. We presume that the third row would provide a little bit more space. On the other hand, we wouldn't expect to see a significant increase in cargo capacity, considering that the current model is already impressive in this aspect.
2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition Engine
According to the latest reports, the next-generation 2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition won't feature significant changes under the hood. We expect that the new model will carry on with a good-old 3.5-liter V6. This super-smooth engine currently puts out 280 horsepower and 262 pound-feet of torque but we won't be surprised if we see a slight power increase, to around 290 horsepower.
Also, we count on a new 10-speed automatic transmission, which will send power to the front in base versions, while the AWD will be available. We expect something like 20 mpg in the city and 26 mpg on the highway, while the max towing capacity should go around 5.000 pounds.
Some sources also speculate about a plug-in hybrid version, which would be based on a 2.0-liter turbo-four engine. The officials are still quiet, so we presume this powertrain won't be ready for the initial launch.
2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition Release Date and Price
We expect that the 2024 Honda Pilot Black Edition will hit the market next year, with a starting price of around 52.000 dollars.
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RED Blames Chinese ODM for Hydrogen One Flop, Begins Work on Hydrogen Two
By Ryan Whitwam on July 24, 2019 at 1:52 pm
Camera maker RED got the internet in an uproar when it announced it would release an Android phone. However, the Hydrogen One turned out to be an overpriced and underperforming mess in spite of the "revolutionary" 3D screen. RED founder Jim Jannard has posted an update on the company's forums, and he points to the company's ODM (original device manufacturer) partner as the cause of the Hydrogen One's issues. Don't worry, though. Jannard promises the upcoming Hydrogen Two will be much better.
RED knows how to make cameras, which is why everyone sat up and took notice when the company announced its phone project. Since RED didn't have any expertise making phones, it turned to an unnamed Chinese ODM. Jannard now says that company did a poor job designing the phone's hardware and integrating RED technology. At the time of the announcement, RED claimed the Hydrogen One would feature a killer cinematic camera module add-on, but that never materialized. Again, Jannard blames the ODM for the issues. To make matters worse, the phone's built-in camera was abysmal.
The company has spent months vetting new design and manufacturing partners, and it's now ready to move forward with the Hydrogen Two. Jannard promises this phone will be better, and that RED is taking over development of the cinematic camera module, known as Komodo. The company will provide more information on Komodo soon, but it will apparently be even more capable than the originally planned module for the Hydrogen One.
If you read between the lines, it sounds like RED is giving up on the Hydrogen One — that's a phone that some RED fans spent more than $1,000 to buy less than a year ago. RED is an aspirational brand for a lot of consumers. Most people could never afford one of the company's $15,000 entry-level camera bodies, but they might drop a grand on the company's phone. Sadly, they got a bad product, and that could sour them on the RED brand completely.
Jannard says the company won't forget Hydrogen One owners — at least not entirely. They will get "significant preferential treatment" when the Hydrogen Two and cinematic module come out. The wording suggests these customers can expect earlier deliveries and lower prices on the new phone. Still, the success or failure of the Hydrogen Two is heavily dependent on the ODM. Building phones is not easy, and RED can't embark on this journey alone.
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package org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.migration.instance;

import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;

import org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.migration.instance.MigratingProcessElementInstanceTopDownWalker.MigrationContext;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.pvm.process.ScopeImpl;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.tree.FlowScopeWalker;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.tree.ReferenceWalker;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.tree.TreeVisitor;

/**
 * @author Thorben Lindhauer
 *
 */
public abstract class MigratingProcessElementInstanceVisitor implements TreeVisitor<MigrationContext> {

  @Override
  public void visit(MigrationContext obj) {
    if (canMigrate(obj.processElementInstance)) {
      migrateProcessElementInstance(obj.processElementInstance, obj.scopeInstanceBranch);
    }
  }

  protected abstract boolean canMigrate(MigratingProcessElementInstance instance);

  protected abstract void instantiateScopes(
      MigratingScopeInstance ancestorScopeInstance,
      MigratingScopeInstanceBranch executionBranch,
      List<ScopeImpl> scopesToInstantiate);

  protected void migrateProcessElementInstance(MigratingProcessElementInstance migratingInstance, MigratingScopeInstanceBranch migratingInstanceBranch) {
    final MigratingScopeInstance parentMigratingInstance = migratingInstance.getParent();

    ScopeImpl sourceScope = migratingInstance.getSourceScope();
    ScopeImpl targetScope = migratingInstance.getTargetScope();
    ScopeImpl targetFlowScope = targetScope.getFlowScope();
    ScopeImpl parentActivityInstanceTargetScope = parentMigratingInstance != null ? parentMigratingInstance.getTargetScope() : null;

    if (sourceScope != sourceScope.getProcessDefinition() && targetFlowScope != parentActivityInstanceTargetScope) {
      // create intermediate scopes

      // 1. manipulate execution tree

      // determine the list of ancestor scopes (parent, grandparent, etc.) for which
      //     no executions exist yet
      List<ScopeImpl> nonExistingScopes = collectNonExistingFlowScopes(targetFlowScope, migratingInstanceBranch);

      // get the closest ancestor scope that is instantiated already
      ScopeImpl existingScope = nonExistingScopes.isEmpty() ?
          targetFlowScope :
          nonExistingScopes.get(0).getFlowScope();

      // and its scope instance
      MigratingScopeInstance ancestorScopeInstance = migratingInstanceBranch.getInstance(existingScope);

      // Instantiate the scopes as children of the scope execution
      instantiateScopes(ancestorScopeInstance, migratingInstanceBranch, nonExistingScopes);

      MigratingScopeInstance targetFlowScopeInstance = migratingInstanceBranch.getInstance(targetFlowScope);

      // 2. detach instance
      // The order of steps 1 and 2 avoids intermediate execution tree compaction
      // which in turn could overwrite some dependent instances (e.g. variables)
      migratingInstance.detachState();

      // 3. attach to newly created activity instance
      migratingInstance.attachState(targetFlowScopeInstance);
    }

    // 4. update state (e.g. activity id)
    migratingInstance.migrateState();

    // 5. migrate instance state other than execution-tree structure
    migratingInstance.migrateDependentEntities();
  }

  /**
   * Returns a list of flow scopes from the given scope until a scope is reached that is already present in the given
   * {@link MigratingScopeInstanceBranch} (exclusive). The order of the returned list is top-down, i.e. the highest scope
   * is the first element of the list.
   */
  protected List<ScopeImpl> collectNonExistingFlowScopes(ScopeImpl scope, final MigratingScopeInstanceBranch migratingExecutionBranch) {
    FlowScopeWalker walker = new FlowScopeWalker(scope);
    final List<ScopeImpl> result = new LinkedList<ScopeImpl>();
    walker.addPreVisitor(new TreeVisitor<ScopeImpl>() {

      @Override
      public void visit(ScopeImpl obj) {
        result.add(0, obj);
      }
    });

    walker.walkWhile(new ReferenceWalker.WalkCondition<ScopeImpl>() {

      @Override
      public boolean isFulfilled(ScopeImpl element) {
        return migratingExecutionBranch.hasInstance(element);
      }
    });

    return result;
  }

}

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I cut out the middle man this week and went straight to the Phlebotomy Department at City Hospital. They looked at my veins, stuck a needle in the more promising one, drew the blood and sent me away.
It only took nineteen minutes from entering the car park to leaving.
I know this because it says so on my car parking receipt. If I'd been there fifteen minutes the parking would have been free.Instead, I paid £2 to park for four minutes.
So, am I happy because they took the sample first time? Am I glad I was seen free of charge, quickly and efficiently? Am I pleased that I was able to get the test done and still get to work on time?
Of course not. I'm complaining that it all took four minutes too long and cost me £2.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged blood tesr, car parking, health, National Health Service, NHS, phlebotomy on January 11, 2018 by quercuscommunity.
And that comment has brightened mine. Thank you.
I think that is a very good word for them.
Because of those car parking fees, the streets around the City Hospital are jammed with the parked cars of employees, patient and visitors from around 7 am to 5 pm. If you have people working on your house, builders, painters etc, you will have to make special arrangements for them to park their vehicle. There is no way that you will find a parking space in your own street because of the parking fee dodgers. And yes, vandalism to their cars and violence to their drivers have occurred on a number of occasions.
Yes, in the days when I could walk better I've parked in the street and walked in to the hospital rather than look for a space in the hospital car parks, which are nearly always full despite the cost.
Norfolk and Norwich hospital lets me park free for half an hour and then charges me £5. I can only ever remember getting free parking once in nearly thirty years. How pleasant it is to see a proficient phlebotomist!


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