The 9th Annual Pink and Blue committee recently presented a check to CalvertHealth Foundation and its oncology team in the amount of $23,500. The event, held in late 2018 at Old South Country Club in Lothian, celebrated the life of the Honorable Robert Mason and raised $47,000 for breast and prostate cancer programs at CalvertHealth Medical Center and Anne Arundel Medical Center with proceeds split between the two hospitals. Since it began, the popular charity event has raised more than $375,000.
First held in 2010, the Pink and Blue event, which includes golf, tennis and a 5K, was created by the Old South Women's Golf Association (OSWGA) and the Old South Charitable Trust to honor and pay tribute to members who have passed away due to cancer.
This year's event was dedicated to Robert "Bob" Mason, 79, a retired Prince George's County Circuit Judge, who passed away in June after a courageous battle with cancer. Following his service in the US Marine Corps, he pursued a career in public service, which included serving as a Maryland Assistant State's Attorney, Juvenile Court Master and District Court Judge. He was also a professor of legal studies at Prince George's Community College and was actively involved in the Bowie Boys and Girls Club.
Due to the ongoing support by Old South, its members, friends and many generous sponsors, approximately 95 percent of all monies raised go directly to cancer programs and equipment at CalvertHealth Medical Center (CHMC) and Anne Arundel Medical Center (AAMC). Old South donates the use of the club for the tournament free of charge. They do it in support of their loved ones and the community they serve.
Proceeds from the Pink and Blue tournament have helped CalvertHealth expand patient education and nurse navigation programs, enhance survivorship offerings and purchase equipment including new clinical recliners for patients receiving chemotherapy.
Last year's Pink and Blue donation was used to enhance the medical center's breast genetic testing and prostate nurse navigator programs. This year's funds will offer continued support for cancer support services, including nurse navigation services for both breast and prostate cancers as well as a special education program for primary care doctors on the changing recommendations about prostate cancer screening and management of high-risk patients.
We want to thank all our sponsors, including Masters Cup Sponsors Beverly Ingraham and Claims Bridge High Performance Network. Thank you to our Ryder Cup Sponsors Anne Arundel Medical Center; CalvertHealth Medical Center; L. R. Willson & Sons, Inc. and Tim and Cindy Parlett. Thank you to our 5-K Sponsors Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County and Chaney Enterprises. Lastly, thanks to our Tennis Sponsors Marty and Brandi Hanback; Sue Dippel/ Dippel & Co., Inc and Rosemary and Pat Keffler.
For more information on the annual tournament and on Old South Country Club, visit www.oldsouthcountryclub.org.
CAPTION: Members of the Old South Pink and Blue Committee joined the CalvertHealth Foundation and oncology team to present a check from their fundraising event. Pictured from left to right are: CalvertHealth Chief Financial Officer Carolyn Heithaus, Foundation member Amber Carroll, Dr. Bilal Ahmed, Old South member Margaret Owens, Foundation Board member Dr. Ramona Crowley Goldberg, Old South member Beverly Ingraham, Pink and Blue Co-Chairs Dr. Duncan Frazer and Sue Dippel, Vice President Kasia Sweeney, Old South member George Kalas III, Dr. Kenneth Abbott, Dr. Arati Patel, and CalvertHealth Foundation Associate Vice President Theresa Johnson.
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Bridezillas, the addictive reality franchise that presents brides as stereotypically insane perfectionists, is returning to remind you of a sad yet simple time in your life when you sat and watched marathons of the show all day long.
Sometime in 2018, WE tv will premiere 10 more episodes of classic Bridezillas freak-outs, irrational tantrums and maniacal wedding planning, in the name of love.
The original Bridezillas ended its run in 2013 after 10 seasons and launched spinoff series and hit WE tv franchise Marriage Boot Camp which recently concluded its eighth season. Casting is currently underway nationwide for the 2018 series.
WE tv's president Marc Juris described Bridezillas as "nothing short of pop culture phenomenon" and cited high audience demand as the reason for a reboot, using marketing lingo like "strategic growth asset." There's certainly no shortage of nightmare brides to fuel such demand and people will love this, but we're curious to see how the packaging is received in this climate.


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Q: Idiomatic equivalent of following Clojure code Is there any special form or function in Clojure which is an equivalent of:
(defn foo [ob col f]
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Basically something like doto but working on Clojure data-structures not on mutable java objects.

A: Your code looks fine, but it may be simplified to:
(reduce f ob coll)

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This week, kindergarten and first grade students got a visit from a very special guest – Chris Barcomb, who is a medically retired officer from the Albemarle County Police Department, a talented author, a comic book aficionado, and so much more! Mr. Barcomb is the author of the brand new Superior Sam series, and today he came to talk to us about the first book from the series, The Amazing Adventure of Superior Sam.
The Amazing Adventure of Superior Sam introduces us to Sam, a kid who is determined to be a superhero. His superhero identity, Superior Sam, is fast, strong, and determined – and he never backs down from a challenge! Unfortunately for Sam, when he accepts a dare to jump off of the tallest slide at the playground, his landing isn't so super… and when he wakes up later in the hospital, his life is forever changed.
Students follow Sam as he deals with the difficult aftermath of his accident. How can he go back to school? Will his friends treat him the same way? Will he ever feel Superior again?
Mr. Barcomb's presentation centered around Superior Sam, but it included so much more. He talked about his time with the Albemarle County Police Department, and brought his police badge and passed it around for everyone to see. As you can tell, the chance to hold a real police badge was a dream come true!
As students passed and watched, Mr. Barcomb talked to us about how easy it is to make assumptions about people, and how that can lead to bullying. He asked students to share assumptions that they might have about him after his introduction, hearing that he was a police officer, and that he is now retired. He challenged students to be open and speak directly to others about what might bother them, communicating and working through problems. And then, he pulled out his biggest surprise yet. Why does Mr. Barcomb feel so passionately about kindness, open-minded thinking, and inclusivity for all? Take a look.
Mr. Barcomb is an amputee, after an injury during his time with the Albemarle County Police Department. He introduced himself to students and got to know them before sharing his disability, and then challenged their assumptions by going to tie his shoe – and pulling off his prosthetic leg! I wish I could have better captured the reactions on students' faces when he nonchalantly tied that bow. When many children think disabled, they think elderly or weak – Mr. Barcomb was a perfect example that things are not always what they seem, and that everyone deserves kindness and respect.
He even let students get an up-close look at his prosthetic, complete with an awesome Captain America socket. Mr. Barcomb is a huge fan of Captain America because he never gives up – sounds familiar, right?
After reading Superior Sam to the group – while standing on one leg, without even breaking a sweat! – Mr. Barcomb invited students to ask questions. I was so impressed with the thoughtful questions that students asked – from empathetic questions regarding pain and recovery to logical queries about swimming, sleeping, doctors, and the cost of the prosthetic. No matter how wacky or personal the question, Mr. Barcomb spoke to each child with respect, humor, and honesty. He was a perfect example of how hard work and determination can overcome any adversity – ideals that we work to instill in our children every single day. And in case that wasn't enough, he challenged each class to a one-legged standing competition, to give them a short example of what he feels 24 hours a day, every day. What an incredible opportunity to inspire empathy in young children and challenge them to take a walk in someone else's shoes – eh hem, I mean, shoe.
Mr. Barcomb's is a perfect fit with the Johnson community. We were all so impressed by his bravery, humble and approachable attitude, and the good natured humor with which he shared his life. Mr. Barcomb even gifted a few copies of Superior Sam to the Johnson library for students to enjoy, which got a cheer from the audience! Mr. Barcomb's special visit is one that students are sure to remember.
Thank you so much to local author Chris Barcomb for sharing this unique and invaluable experience with the Johnson Library! We can't wait to have you back to visit soon.
You can buy your own copy of Superior Sam on Amazon, and keep an eye out for sequels. Superior Sam will have his own seven book series! Mr. Barcomb is an incredibly kind and friendly man who is so passionate about sharing his story with children. He welcomes contact from kids and parents and would love to hear from you if you have feedback about his Johnson visit, so don't be shy! You can contact him via email at theamazingsuperiorsam@gmail.com.


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From my own journey to wellness and from my years as a wellness and life coach, I am passionate about grain free, sugar free living. All plant matter converts into glucose sugar in the blood stream. In fact, if we eat too much protein at a meal, the body can even turn the protein into glucose, called gluconeogenesis. We do not have shortage of sugar in our world, in any form. Here are some steps to reduce sugar from your diet.
1.) Why is sugar such an important thing to cut out of or reduce from our diet?
The connection between sweets and the pleasure response begins with the newborn's natural reaction to mother's milk, which is extremely sweet. It is part of our human survival techniques. The packaged food industry is well aware of this. Processed foods are specifically engineered to keep us malnourished, so that we are not nutritionally satisfied. We then crave more, buy more, and eat more. The body does not know what to do with all of the sugar coming in, especially with the fake sugars, not found in nature, and with the amounts that are not found in nature. This is very hard work for the liver. If we aren't using the energy immediately through vigorous exercise, the liver has no choice but to convert the sugar into fat. Even fruits have been hybridized and refined by the agriculture industry over the years to be seven times larger and seven times sweeter than 150 years ago. Furthermore, sugary and refined foods have been linked to feeding cancer and Alzheimer's disease. No wonder we see an epidemic of obesity and chronic conditions related to obesity at an alarming rate and growing all over the world, but especially in the USA.
2.)Where are 3-4 places that sugar shows up unexpectedly in the diet?
3.) What is the first place people can completely cut sugar out of their diet without suffering withdrawals?
The first step to reducing or eliminating sugar from one's diet is to increase water consumption. When increasing water, I add lemon or cucumber to the jug. This allows me to have a clean palate all of the time. It allows me to realize if I am truly hungry, or just giving in to the sugar cravings, the emotional triggers, or the social cues to grab a sugary treat. I also think an easy transition for sugar reduction is to only eat meats, deli meats, cured meats, fish and seafood without sugar or corn syrup added. The next easy step will be to reduce fruit to one to two times a day, and choose sour or bitter fruits, like a grapefruit, a green apple, or a lemon. When we eat fruit less often, we reduce the sugar cravings for other sweet things.
4.)What are a few healthier substitutes you can use for sugar and where do you use them?
I encourage my clients to buy Lakanto or XYLA on line or at health food stores. Lakanto is Chinese monk fruit dried and crystallized. It is used in Asia for lung issues, liver ailments, circulation, sore throats, and preventing a host of other illnesses. I like the golden brown variety of Lakanto. I buy Lakanto on the internet. Xyla is a natural white sugar alternative from the bark of the birch tree. I buy Xyla from a health food store. I use these natural sugar substitutes in beverages, marinades, dressings, sauces, and for baking.
5.) What sugar substitutes should people be wary of? Why?
SACCHARIN is an artificial sweetener with a sulfa base. It has a slight metallic aftertaste. Saccharin may cause nausea, diarrhea, skin problems, or other common allergic symptoms. It has even been linked to bladder cancer. My body reacts to saccharin as if I have had soda. I use the restroom repeatedly every hour. It makes me more thirsty afterwards, and then I tend to crave salty things.
ASPARTAME is made from Phenylalanine, aspartic acid, and methanol gas. It also has a slightly bitter or metallic aftertaste. Side effects may include headaches, memory loss, anxiety, heart palpitations, and weight gain! What? Weight gain? Yes, the body thinks it is enjoying sugar, and may spike the insulin as if you had sugar anyway.
SUCRALOSE is a substance made by chlorinating sugar. The chemical structure of the type of chlorine in the table top sucralose is the type of chlorine that is banned in the pesticide named DDT! People who use sucralose have reported headaches, muscle aches, cramps, diarrhea, dizziness, and inflammation. Sucralose can impact the immune system, the liver, and the kidneys.
6.) Can you offer other general advice on how to keep cutting out sugar from your diet?
Remember, the journey towards a superior self is not to add more pressure or another item on your already full to-do list. The path towards optimum health is full of bumps and pot holes, but with baby steps forward, loving oneself, and surrounding yourself with like-minded people, you will end up a Happy, Healthy YOU!
Put a small pan or small soup pot on medium heat.
Add the butter and sweetener to pot.
Stir until sweetener completely dissolves.
As the chocolate begins to melt, lower to low heat and continue stirring until smooth. Sometimes the chocolate is completely melted and mixed in, but has a grainy look within the smoothness, but that is fine. It depends on the country of the chocolate's origin. Once everything is done melting, you are ready to enjoy!
For fondue, leave the pot on the lowest fire setting or on the table if the room is warm. Begin dipping your fruit or vegetables into the chocolaty goodness! For adventurous types, try dipping broccoli or carrots in the fondue!
For truffles, use a teaspoon and drop a teaspoon or more of the chocolate into mini candy molds or mini cupcake liners. Press shredded coconut, nuts, or dried fruits on top. Place in freezer at least one hour. Makes 18 truffles.
For bark, line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Place nuts, seeds, or dried fruits on paper, then pour chocolate on top evenly covering the goodies. Freeze at least an hour. Enjoy!


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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings, DataKinds, ScopedTypeVariables #-}

module Main (main) where

import Prelude hiding (mod, div)

import Data.Monoid
import Data.Boolean
import Data.Boolean.Numbers
import Data.Default.Class

import System.FilePath ( (</>) )

import Language.Sunroof
import Language.Sunroof.JS.Canvas
import Language.Sunroof.JS.Browser hiding ( eval )
import Language.Sunroof.JS.JQuery
import Language.Sunroof.JS.Date

import Paths_sunroof_examples

main :: IO ()
main = do
  -- Copy the index HTML and jquery.js to the current directory.
  dataDir <- getDataDir
  readFile (dataDir </> "js/jquery.js") >>= writeFile "jquery.js"
  readFile (dataDir </> "examples/clock/index.html") >>= writeFile "clock.html"
  -- Compile the JavaScript and also write it to the current directory.
  sunroofCompileJSA def "main" clockJS >>= writeFile "main.js"

clockJS :: JS 'A (JSFunction () ())
clockJS = function $ \() -> do

  -- Renders a single line (with number) of the clock face.
  renderClockFaceLine <- function $ \(c :: JSCanvas, u :: JSNumber, n :: JSNumber) -> do
    c # save
    -- Draw one of the indicator lines
    c # beginPath
    c # moveTo (0, -u * 1.0)
    ifB (n `mod` 5 ==* 0)
        (c # lineTo (0, -u * 0.8)) -- Minute line
        (c # lineTo (0, -u * 0.9)) -- Hour line
    ifB (n `mod` 15 ==* 0)
        (c # lineWidth := 8) -- Quarter line
        (c # lineWidth := 3) -- Non-Quarter line
    c # stroke
    c # closePath
    -- Draw of the hour numbers
    ifB (n `mod` 5 ==* 0)
        (do
          c # translate (-u * 0.75, 0)
          c # rotate (-2 * pi / 4)
          c # fillText (cast $ n `div` 5) (0, 0)
        ) (return ())
    c # restore

  -- Renders a single clock pointer.
  renderClockPointer <- function $ \(c :: JSCanvas, u :: JSNumber, angle :: JSNumber, width' :: JSNumber, len :: JSNumber) -> do
    c # save
    c # lineCap := "round"
    c # rotate angle
    c # lineWidth := width'
    c # beginPath
    c # moveTo (0, u * 0.1)
    c # lineTo (0, -u * len)
    c # stroke
    c # closePath
    c # restore
  -- Renders the clocks pointers for hours, minutes and seconds.
  renderClockPointers <- function $ \(c :: JSCanvas, u :: JSNumber) -> do
    (h, m, s) <- currentTime
    c # save
    c # lineCap := "round"
    -- Hour pointer
    renderClockPointer $$
      (c, u, (2 * pi / 12) * ((h `mod` 12) + (m `mod` 60) / 60), 15, 0.4)
    -- Minute pointer
    renderClockPointer $$
      ( c, u, (2 * pi / 60) * ((m `mod` 60) + (s `mod` 60) / 60), 10, 0.7)
    -- Second pointer
    c # strokeStyle := "red"
    renderClockPointer $$ ( c, u, (2 * pi / 60) * (s `mod` 60), 4, 0.9)
    -- Restore everything
    c # restore

  -- Renders the complete face of the clock, without pointers.
  renderClockFace <- function $ \(c :: JSCanvas, u :: JSNumber) -> do
    c # save
    c # rotate (2 * pi / 4) -- 0 degrees is at the top
    -- Draw all hour lines.
    lines' <- array [1..60::Int]
    lines' # forEach $ \n -> do
      c # save
      c # rotate ((2 * pi / 60) * n)
      renderClockFaceLine $$ (c, u, n)
      c # restore
    c # restore -- Undo all the rotation.

  -- Renders the complete clock.
  renderClock <- continuation $ \() -> do
    u <- clockUnit
    (w,h) <- canvasSize
    c <- context
    -- Basic setup
    c # save
    c # fillStyle := "black"
    c # strokeStyle := "black"
    c # lineCap := "round"
    c # textAlign := "center"
    c # font := ((cast $ u * 0.1) <> "px serif")
    c # textBaseline := "top"
    c # clearRect (0,0) (w,h)
    c # translate (w / 2, h / 2)
    -- Draw all hour lines.
    renderClockFace $$ (c, u)
    -- Draw the clock pointers
    renderClockPointers $$ (c, u)
    c # restore
    return ()

  _ <- window # setInterval (goto renderClock) 1000
  -- and draw one now, rather than wait till later
  _ <- goto renderClock ()

  return ()

canvas :: JS t JSObject
canvas = document # getElementById "canvas"

context :: JS t JSCanvas
context = canvas >>= getContext "2d"

clockUnit :: JS t JSNumber
clockUnit = do
  (w, h) <- canvasSize
  return $ (maxB w h) / 2

canvasSize :: JS t (JSNumber, JSNumber)
canvasSize = do
  c <- jQuery "#canvas"
  w <- c # invoke "innerWidth" ()
  h <- c # invoke "innerHeight" ()
  return (w, h)

currentTime :: JS t (JSNumber, JSNumber, JSNumber)
currentTime = do
  date <- newDate ()
  h <- date # getHours
  m <- date # getMinutes
  s <- date # getSeconds
  return (h, m, s)

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What a nice piece, my daughter is thrilled with it. (It was a total surprise.) Superior quality, excellent fit, as warm as we could wish. She has 2 different sweaters and she's very happy to wear them! She shows it off to all her friends. Even the package where it comes is unique and beautiful!
I absolutely LOVE this hoodie! It's extremely soft & comfy. Can't take it off!!


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IMF mission highlights Bank Al-Maghrib's transparency practices
A mission led by a multidisciplinary team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) highlighted the practices of Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) in terms of transparency.
This mission, of which Bank Al-Maghrib praises the expertise and the relevance of the recommendations, focused on the examination of the Bank's practices in terms of transparency in five areas, relating to "Governance", "Policies", "Operations", to the "Results" of the said policies, as well as to the "Institutional Relations" that it maintains with national and international organizations, indicates the Central Bank in a press release, published Monday on its internet portal.
A report by the said mission, available in English on the Central Bank's web portal, concluded that Bank Al-Maghrib's transparency practices, particularly in terms of monetary policy and financial stability, are "broad and comprehensive", which allows it "to enjoy a significant confidence with its stakeholders met", says the press release.
In addition, the mission highlighted the robustness of transparency practices relating to the Bank's governance framework, adds the same source.
The recommendations, some of which have already been implemented, are part of the improvement dynamic and reinforce the results obtained during the self-assessment conducted by the Bank, indicates BAM, noting that they concern , in particular, the publication of additional information or explanations of an educational nature to improve understanding of those available on the Bank's Internet portal, in particular on its legal status and its specificities, the exchange policy or the management foreign exchange reserves.
"A roadmap for the implementation of the said recommendations has been deployed and will be followed by the Bank's management and administrative bodies", specifies BAM.
And to emphasize that this review has enabled Bank Al-Maghrib, through the structured approach offered by the Central Banks Transparency Code (CTB), to further anchor its culture of transparency which, at present, is "fully integrated" into its operational processes.
Also, the Bank has decided to continue to strengthen the dynamics of improving its transparency framework by carrying out its exhaustive review on a regular basis, in line with its strategic cycle, notes the press release.
Aware that the imperative of transparency is one of the key components of accountability and good governance, Bank Al-Maghrib has included in its 2019-2023 strategic roadmap, a project to assess its transparency with reference to the BTC adopted by the IMF in July 2020, recalls the Central Bank.
To carry out this project, BAM initially carried out a self-assessment of the said framework before requesting a review by the IMF, underlines the same source, noting that the Bank is thus among the first central banks to participate, on a voluntary basis, in the pilot deployment of the BTC, reflecting its permanent desire to raise its governance system to the level of the best central bank standards and practices.
In addition, BAM specifies that the review work consisted of an in-depth documentary review and discussions with the members of the Bank's Board and its management, as well as with representatives of its main stakeholders, namely Parliament, the Court of Auditors, the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Moroccan Capital Market Authority, the Insurance and Social Welfare Control Authority, the Exchange Office, the Right of Access Commission information, the Moroccan Foundation for Financial Education, local banks, the Moroccan Economic Center, the banking mediator, academia and the media.
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1. First rocky extrasolar planet discovered!
2. Water discovered on moon!
3. This is only news to me, but I didn't know about the existence of Eris, Makemake, Haumea and Ceres. I especially didn't know that Ceres is suspected of having an ocean of liquid water below its surface and that in 2007 NASA launched the Dawn space probe to explore it in 2015!


The University of Hertfordshire is pleased to invite local residents and other users of the Bayfordbury Campus to become Friends of Bayfordbury.
Friends of Bayfordbury can make use of designated footpaths in the Pinetum, the woodlands and the campus (see those marked on the map below). The membership scheme requires each individual house or flat owner or occupier to sign up to a membership and to agree to some reasonable management restrictions and regulations to enable the University to manage its campus estate.
All members of the scheme are asked to carry a membership card with them whilst on campus and be prepared to show their card to security or any member of University staff if requested.
Members are bound by the following rules and regulations. By signing up to the scheme you agree to the rules and regulations of authorised users. You can apply to become a member by emailing r.m.laanest@herts.ac.uk including your address and explaining why you would like to become a member.


Psst… You will not be conscious, but there's been a really welcome buying revolution. In the space of fifteen years, retailing has blown away the centuries outdated notion that purchasing needs to be confined to the hours of 9 to 5, six days every week.
The information security breach affected around 15 million cardholders, according to official estimates, by far the largest in a series of such scams towards financial companies in South Korea going back to 2011. Some earlier assaults involved hackers believed to originate from North Korea, however this one seems to have been an inside job. Because of the constraints of (costly) retail ground space and the bodily (manageable) number of pages in printed catalogue, over ninety percent of the multi channel retailers we talked to, plan to supply 'Web Only' exclusives via their on-line channels.
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Tucson Crisis Resources
Mindfulness and Meditation Apps
Online Volunteering
Other Helpful Apps
Sleep and Insomnia Apps
Tucson Volunteer Opportunities
George Hadeed, MD Psychiatrist in Tucson
George Hadeed, MD is a Tucson psychiatrist who specializes in the treatment of mood and substance use disorders. He is a cofounder of Arizona Psychiatry, PLLC, an outpatient psychiatric group in Tucson, Arizona. He also works at the New Beginnings Clinic which is a certified Opioid Treatment Program provides substance use disorder treatment. He is certified to provide buprenorphine (Suboxone, Zubsolv) and naltrexone (Vivitrol). He is also an assistant clinical professor at the University of Arizona College of Medicine where he precepts medical students.
George Hadeed, MD is a wildcat at heart. He attended medical school at the University of Arizona where he went on to complete residency in Psychiatry at the University of Arizona Department of Psychiatry. As a resident he served as a Chief Resident in his PGY 4 year. He was also awarded the Arizona Psychiatric Society Resident Recognition Award in 2018 for his patient care and support of peers, leadership, community service, advocacy, and clinical excellence.
General and Adult Psychiatry Residency
Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)
Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health
Master of Public Health (M.P.H.)
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Board Certification – American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Arizona Medical License – Arizona Medical Board
Buprenorphine (Suboxone) – Certified Buprenorphine Physician
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Join Rabbi Schneider as he walks you through every aspect of the biblical self-deliverance process, including how to: determine which thoughts and actions are inspired by demons; speak specific commands that force demons to leave; win against persistent spirits; close demonic access gained through generational sins, fear and trauma; experience God's healing presence; and much more!
Change happens through Choices. When Choices become Actions Change occurs. Your Actions Determine your Direction . When you Change your Direction you Change your Destiny! It's all determined by making the Choice to Change. I was waiting for the Change to Come , but God was Waiting for My Choice to Change.
You'll unlock the powerful secrets that will take your dreams from birth to fulfillment. In this easy-to-follow process, you will learn how to protect your dream during seasons of adversity, resurrect vision when you believe it is dead, have hope even when you feele like your dream is impossible, and watch God miraculously fulfill your life purpose through your God-given dreams.
In Created to Thrive, you'll learn how to start living life from a new blueprint based on God's Word and His divine design for your life as an artist in His Kingdom. You'll begin to see your life without limits as you learn to align with Him and cooperate with the Holy Spirit to create new patterns of living.


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Copromorpha metallistis is a moth in the Copromorphidae family. It is found in Sri Lanka.

References

Natural History Museum Lepidoptera generic names catalog

Copromorphidae
Moths described in 1906

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Actor and writer Stephen Fry has awarded a major writing prize to a University of St Andrews graduate.
Last night (19 October 2005), the 2005 Keats-Shelley Prize for an essay on any aspect of the life and work of the poets John Keats or Percy Bysshe Shelley was presented to David Taylor, who graduated from the School of English in June 2005. The prize is presented annually at the Courtauld Institute in London.
Fry, who chaired the judges for this year's competition and has recently published a book about poetry, entitled 'The Ode Less Travelled' also presented the Keats-Shelley award for an original poem on a Romantic theme – this year's subject was 'Ghosts'. Fry then delivered the annual Keats-Shelley Memorial Association lecture, on the art of writing poetry.
David Taylor, who gained a First in English and was the winner, while at St Andrews, of several prizes including the Miller Prize for most distinguished graduate in Arts, is now studying for a doctorate in English at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he holds a scholarship. His prize-winning essay, which deals with Shelley, is entitled 'A Vacant Space, an Empty Stage": Prometheus Unbound, the Last Man, and the Problem of Dramatic (Re)Form'. Total prize money of £3000 is shared between a winner and a runner-up in each prize category.
The Keats-Shelley Memorial Association was founded in 1903 to commemorate Keats, Shelley and the other Romantic poets who spent much time in Italy, especially Byron and Leigh Hunt . It maintains Keats' and Shelley's graves and has its own museum: the house in Rome, in the Piazza di Spagna, where Keats died of tuberculosis in 1821 aged only 25. Each year, it organises the Keats- Shelley Prize to encourage aspiring poets and new academic work on Romantic writing.
Professor Nicholas Roe, Head of the School of English said, "We are delighted, but not at all surprised, that David Taylor, who consistently produced outstanding work in the course of his degree at St Andrews, has won this major award. It seems apt that a prize awarded in honour of two poets who died too young has been won by someone at the start of a hugely promising academic career. We congratulate David and wish him continuing success as he pursues his doctoral research".


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using NBi.Core.Calculation;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Xml.Serialization;

namespace NBi.Xml.Constraints.Comparer
{
    public class MatchesDateXml : PredicateXml, ICultureSensitiveTextPredicateXml
    {
        [XmlAttribute("culture")]
        public string Culture { get; set; }

        public override ComparerType ComparerType { get => ComparerType.MatchesDate; }

    }
}


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Exploring high-energy phenomena
in lightning and thunderstorms
- high-energy atmospheric physics -
Welcome to Yuuki Wada's website. He studies high-energy phenomena in lightning flashes and thunderclouds by ground-based and space-borne observations. He got his Ph.D at Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo in March 2020. He currently works as a Special Postdoctoral Researcher at Extreme Natural Phenomena RIKEN Hakubi Research Team, RIKEN since April 2020.
2020年10月21日 / Last updated : 2020年10月21日 Yuuki Wada News
Two first-author papers published in JGR Atmospheres
Two first-author papers– Photonuclear Reactions in Lightning: 1. Verification and Modeling of Reaction and Propagation Processes– Photonuclear Reactions in Lightning: 2. Comparison Between Observation and Simulation Modelwere published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, a journal of the American Geophysical Union. The two papers were edited from a part of my doctoral dissertation and […]
2020年10月9日 / Last updated : 2020年10月21日 Yuuki Wada News
A paper published in PTEP
The paper "Thundercloud Project: Exploring high-energy phenomena in thundercloud and lightning", led by Dr. Takayuki Yuasa (based in Singapore), was published in the open-access magazine Progress of Theoretical and Experimental Physics of the Physical Society of Japan. I contributed to this paper as the second author. This paper summarizes the detector development of the GROWTH […]
2020年9月15日 / Last updated : 2020年10月4日 Yuuki Wada News
My long stay in France starts
From September 15th, I stay at Laboratoire AstroParticule et Cosmologie, Université de Paris, Paris, France. With the launch of the lightning observation satellite Taranis, which I have been involved in the development, in November, we will carry out the initial operation and in-orbit calibration.
2020年9月1日 / Last updated : 2020年10月21日 Yuuki Wada News
A first-author paper selected as a highlight of JGR Atmospheres
My first-author paper "High Peak-Current Lightning Discharges Associated With Downward Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flashes" published in the American Geophysical Union's Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres in January 2020 is high-evaluated, and a commentary article was published in the American Geophysical Union's journal EOS as Editor Highlight.
2020年6月6日 / Last updated : 2020年10月4日 Yuuki Wada News
My first-author paper was published in Physical Review D
My new paper has been published in Physical Review D. The content is that the neutrons generated by the photonuclear reactions of lightning were directly detected by the GSO scintillator. Until now, neutrons generated by lightning have been indirectly detected by observing gamma rays emitted when they are captured mainly by nitrogen nuclei in the […]
A new position at RIKEN started
From April 2020, I start my new position at RIKEN as Special Postdoctoral Researcher (SPDR). I'm looking forward to enjoying great circumstances and collaborations with colleagues at RIKEN. My contract will continue for three years.
2020年2月16日 / Last updated : 2020年2月16日 Yuuki Wada News
Website renewal
Please enjoy my new website!
Copyright © Yuuki Wada All Rights Reserved.


The growth of property prices in English market towns has been above the national average for around five years, according to new research.
Halifax's new study found that two-thirds of the areas have a higher average house price than neighbouring towns in their counties, with Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire found to be the most expensive of its kind.
Those looking to take out a mortgage may also be interested to know that around 76 market towns had an average house price above £200,000 in March this year.
Martin Ellis, chief economist of Halifax, said: "Home buyers continue to be attracted to the high quality of life, architecture, history, setting and community spirit offered by market towns and are prepared to pay a premium to live there.
"The majority have also seen stronger house price growth than the English average over the past five years."
Halifax recently announced plans to reduce rates on 20 of its existing 45 fixed mortgage deals.


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Q: SQL insert columns from one procedure to another I have a stored procedure that returns many columns and is very cumbersome to work with, I created another stored procedure that converts rows to columns. How do I insert the columns from the sub procedure into the main procedure?
I am think that were I want to put the columns from the sub procedure I code it like:
(select * from subprocedure where X= 1) as subquerycolumns

is this correct?
Here is my Table Function, however I am receiving a "The column prefix 'IPAM_RIPS_SKILL-SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_HDR" does not match with a table name or alias..." error, Everything looks fine to me though, can someone help me.
CREATE FUNCTION PARTICIPANTRATINGSET
(@PARTICIPANT_ID INT)
RETURNS TABLE
AS
RETURN
    SELECT
        ST1.SKILL_SET_ID AS SET1, SS1.SET_NAME AS NAME1, ST1.SKILL_SET_RATING AS R1,
        ST2.SKILL_SET_ID AS SET2, SS2.SET_NAME AS NAME2, ST2.SKILL_SET_RATING AS R2,
        ST3.SKILL_SET_ID AS SET3, SS3.SET_NAME AS NAME3, ST3.SKILL_SET_RATING AS R3,
        ST4.SKILL_SET_ID AS SET4, SS4.SET_NAME AS NAME4, ST4.SKILL_SET_RATING AS R4,
        ST5.SKILL_SET_ID AS SET5, ST5.SKILL_SET_OPTIONAL AS NAME5, ST5.SKILL_SET_RATING AS R5,
        ST6.SKILL_SET_ID AS SET6, ST6.SKILL_SET_OPTIONAL AS NAME6, ST6.SKILL_SET_RATING AS R6,
        ST7.SKILL_SET_ID AS SET7, ST7.SKILL_SET_OPTIONAL AS NAME7, ST7.SKILL_SET_RATING AS R7,
        CM.COMMENTS
    FROM IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_HDR HT
    LEFT JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_DTL ST1
        ON HT.ID = ST1.HDR_ID and st1.SKILL_SET_ID = 1
    INNER JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SETS SS1
        ON ST1.SKILL_SET_ID = SS1.ID
    LEFT JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_DTL ST2
        ON HT.ID = ST2.HDR_ID and st2.SKILL_SET_ID = 2
    INNER JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SETS SS2
        ON ST2.SKILL_SET_ID = SS2.ID
    LEFT JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_DTL ST3
        ON HT.ID = ST3.HDR_ID and st3.SKILL_SET_ID = 3
    INNER JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SETS SS3
        ON ST3.SKILL_SET_ID = SS3.ID
    LEFT JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_DTL ST4
        ON HT.ID = ST4.HDR_ID and st4.SKILL_SET_ID = 4
    INNER JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SETS SS4
        ON ST4.SKILL_SET_ID = SS4.ID
    LEFT JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_DTL ST5
        ON HT.ID = ST5.HDR_ID and st5.SKILL_SET_ID = 5
    INNER JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SETS SS5
        ON ST5.SKILL_SET_ID = SS5.ID
    LEFT JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_DTL ST6
        ON HT.ID = ST6.HDR_ID and st6.SKILL_SET_ID = 10
    INNER JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SETS SS6
        ON ST6.SKILL_SET_ID = SS6.ID
    LEFT JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_DTL ST7
        ON HT.ID = ST7.HDR_ID and st7.SKILL_SET_ID = 11
    INNER JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SETS SS7
        ON ST7.SKILL_SET_ID = SS7.ID
    INNER JOIN IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_COMMENTS CM
        ON HT.ID = CM.HDR_ID
    WHERE IPAM_RIPS_SKILL_SET_PARTICIPANT_RATING_HDR.PARTICIPANT_ID = @PARTICIPANT_ID
    GROUP BY PARTICIPANT_ID, ST1.SKILL_SET_ID, SS1.SET_NAME, ST1.SKILL_SET_RATING, ST2.SKILL_SET_ID, SS2.SET_NAME, ST2.SKILL_SET_RATING, ST3.SKILL_SET_ID, SS3.SET_NAME, ST3.SKILL_SET_RATING, ST4.SKILL_SET_ID, SS4.SET_NAME, ST4.SKILL_SET_RATING, ST5.SKILL_SET_ID, ST5.SKILL_SET_OPTIONAL, ST5.SKILL_SET_RATING, ST6.SKILL_SET_ID, ST6.SKILL_SET_OPTIONAL, ST6.SKILL_SET_RATING, ST7.SKILL_SET_ID, ST7.SKILL_SET_OPTIONAL, ST7.SKILL_SET_RATING, CM.COMMENTS
GO

A: You you can't use procedures in that way, you need to use table functions for using the results in queries like a table or view.

A: OPENROWSET into a temp table, from which you can do your insert.
From this link:
use tempdb
go

select
    a.*
into
    MyTemp
from
    openrowset('SQLOLEDB','SERVER=(local);Trusted_Connection=yes;',
    '
    SET FMTONLY OFF;
    EXEC SP_HELPDB
    ') a

INSERT INTO MyTable (a, b, c)
select a, b, c from MyTemp

drop table MyTemp

A: The table function did not work and was causing too many issue.  I went with a view instead which worked jsut as good


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Lassa fever: Nigeria records 77cases, 6 deaths in second week of 2023 – NCDC
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) registered 77 new Lassa fever cases and six-related deaths between Jan. 9 and Jan. 15.
It stated on Wednesday that the new cases were recorded in 25 local government areas of nine states of the federation.
It added that 33 of the cases were recorded in Ondo State; 25 in Edo; six in Ebonyi; five in Bauchi State; four in Benue and one each in Kogi, Imo, Oyo and Nasarawa State.
Two of the six deaths were each recorded in Edo and Ebonyi, while Bauchi and Imo recorded a death each.
The NCDC stated also that a total of 105 cases and seven deaths had been confirmed in 10 states of the federation.
"In Week Two (Jan. 9 to Jan. 15), the number of new confirmed cases increased from 30 in Week One, 2023 to 77 cases.
"Cumulatively from Week One to Week Two, 2023, seven deaths have been reported with a case fatality rate of 7.8 per cent, which is lower than the 11.5 per cent rate for the corresponding period in 2022.
"In total for 2023, 10 states have recorded at least one confirmed case across 30 local government areas.
"The predominant age group affected is 21 years to 30 years.
"The number of suspected cases decreased, compared to that reported for the corresponding period in 2022. No healthcare worker was affected in the reporting week,'' it explained.
It advised Nigerians to ensure proper environmental sanitation, keep the environment clean at all times, block all holes to prevent rats from entering the house to prevent Lassa fever.
It also advised proper covering of dustbins and refuse disposal.
"Communities should set up dumpsites very far from their homes to reduce the chances of having rodents within homes; store foodstuffs in containers that are well covered with tight-fitting lids.
"Avoid drying foodstuffs outside on the floor, roadside where they will be exposed to contamination; avoid bush burning which can lead to the displacement of rats from bushes to human dwellings,'' it advised.
Lassa fever is an acute viral haemorrhagic illness caused by the Lassa virus.
People become infected with the Lassa virus through exposure to food or household items contaminated with urine or faeces of infected rats.
The virus can also be spread through infected bodily fluids. (NAN)
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Date: Jan. 15, 2021 Title: K&L Gates LLP (January 13, 2021)
Date: Jan. 4, 2021 Title: Michelle Beck named Risk Management Fellow, Analytics Office
Date: Dec. 21, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, November 2020 - Corrected (PDF)
Date: Dec. 14, 2020 Title: ADI 2020-11 Registered Funds' Risk Disclosure Regarding Investments in Emerging Markets
Date: Dec. 10, 2020 Title: SEC Staff Supplements Quarterly Private Funds Statistics
Date: Nov. 20, 2020 Title: Staff Statement Regarding Rule 302(b) of Regulation S-T in Light of COVID-19 Concerns
Date: Nov. 20, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, October 2020 - Corrected (PDF)
Date: Nov. 17, 2020 Title: Division of Investment Management Staff Statement Regarding New Web Intake Form for No-Action and Interpretive Letter Requests (PDF)
Date: Nov. 10, 2020 Title: Keynote Address: ALI CLE 2020 Conference on Life Insurance Company Products
Date: Nov. 9, 2020 Title: Primer: Money Market Funds and the Commercial Paper Market (PDF)
Date: Nov. 9, 2020 Title: Staff Statement on WY Division of Banking's "NAL on Custody of Digital Assets and Qualified Custodian Status"
Date: Nov. 6, 2020 Title: IM No Action Letters (Regulation S-X Rule 3-13 Relief for Certain Non-Variable Insurance Products) (PDF)
Date: Nov. 6, 2020 Title: IM Information Update (Withdrawal of Staff Letters Related To ETF Rule) (PDF)
Date: Oct. 28, 2020 Title: IM Information Update (Withdrawal of Staff Letters Related To Rulemaking On Fund Of Funds Arrangements) (PDF)
Date: Oct. 23, 2020 Title: Accounting Matters Bibliography
Date: Oct. 23, 2020 Title: From the Chief Accountant, Letter to CFOs (PDF)
Date: Oct. 20, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, September 2020 (PDF)
Date: Sept. 30, 2020 Title: Michael Neus Named Private Funds Attorney Fellow, Investment Adviser Regulation Office
Date: Sept. 23, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, August 2020 (PDF)
Date: Aug. 21, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, July 2020 (PDF)
Date: July 20, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, June 2020 (PDF)
Date: July 2, 2020 Title: Holly Miller and David Stevens named Senior Financial Analysts, Analytics Office
Date: June 24, 2020 Title: Staff Statement Regarding Temporary International Mail Service Suspensions to Certain Jurisdictions Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Date: June 22, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, May 2020 (PDF)
Date: June 19, 2020 Title: Staff Letter (No-action relief pursuant to Rule 14a-8 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934)
Date: June 11, 2020 Title: IM No Action Letters (Regulation S-X Rule 3-13 Relief for Certain Non-Variable Insurance Products) (PDF)
Date: May 27, 2020 Title: Staff Statement on Control Share Acquisition Statutes
Date: May 27, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, April 2020 (PDF)
Date: May 27, 2020 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under certain provisions of the Investment Company Act of 1940 related to participation in the 2020 Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility)
Date: May 11, 2020 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under Section 12(d(3) of the Investment Company Act of 1940)
Date: April 27, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, March 2020 (PDF)
Date: April 22, 2020 Title: EDGAR Filing Window Extension on April 29, 2020 for Registered Investment Companies and Business Development Companies
Date: April 22, 2020 Title: ADI 2020-10 - Filing and Delivery Obligations for Certain Discontinued Variable Insurance Contracts
Date: April 21, 2020 Title: IM No Action Letter (Regulation S-X Rule 3-13 Relief for Certain Non-Variable Insurance Products) (PDF)
Date: April 14, 2020 Title: Division of Investment Management Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response FAQs
Date: April 14, 2020 Title: Importance of Delivering Timely and Material Information to Investment Company Investors
Date: April 9, 2020 Title: Division of Investment Management Staff Statement Regarding Withdrawal of Staff Letters Related to Securities Offering Reform for Closed-End Investment Companies Rulemaking (PDF)
Date: April 8, 2020 Title: IM Information Update (Statement on Hearing Requests on Applications Filed Under the Investment Company Act of 1940 and Investment Advisers Act of 1940) (PDF)
Date: March 26, 2020 Title: Staff No Action Letter: Affiliated Purchases of Debt Securities under Section 17(a) of the Investment Company Act
Date: March 23, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, February 2020 (PDF)
Date: March 19, 2020 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under section 17(a) and rule 17a-9 of the Investment Company Act of 1940)
Date: March 13, 2020 Title: Division of Investment Management Staff Statement Regarding New Resource for Modified or Withdrawn Staff Statements (PDF)
Date: March 13, 2020 Title: Division of Investment Management Staff Statement Regarding Withdrawal of Staff Letters Related to Updated Disclosure Requirements and Summary Prospectus for Variable Annuity And Variable Life Insurance Contracts Rulemaking (PDF)
Date: March 13, 2020 Title: Division of Investment Management Operating Status
Date: March 10, 2020 Title: Viktoria Baklanova Named Senior Financial Analyst, Analytics Office
Date: March 4, 2020 Title: Staff Statement on Fund Board Meetings and Unforeseen or Emergency Circumstances Related to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Date: March 3, 2020 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under Sections 5(b) and 6(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Rule 486(b) thereunder)
Date: Feb. 25, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, January 2020 (PDF)
Date: Jan. 30, 2020 Title: Staff Letter (No-action relief pursuant to Rule 14a-8 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934)
Date: Jan. 29, 2020 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, December 2019 (PDF)
Date: Jan. 9, 2020 Title: SEC Issues Agenda for Inaugural Meeting of the Asset Management Advisory Committee
Date: Dec. 16, 2019 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under Sections 5(b) and 6(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Rule 486(b) thereunder)
Date: Dec. 11, 2019 Title: Staff Letter (Investment Advisers Act of 1940 - Section 206(4) and Rule 206(4)-2)
Date: Dec. 6, 2019 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, October 2019 (PDF)
Date: Dec. 5, 2019 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under Sections 23(c) and 63 of the Investment Company Act of 1940, and Rule 23c-2 thereunder)
Date: Dec. 3, 2019 Title: Keynote Address — 2019 ICI Securities Law Developments Conference
Date: Dec. 3, 2019 Title: Remarks to the Greater Cincinnati Mutual Fund Association
Date: Nov. 26, 2019 Title: Frequently Asked Questions on Form CRS
Date: Nov. 22, 2019 Title: From the Chief Accountant, Letter to CFOs (PDF)
Date: Nov. 7, 2019 Title: Keynote Address - ALI CLE 2019 Conference on Life Insurance Company Products
Date: Nov. 4, 2019 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under section 202(a)(11) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940)
Date: Oct. 18, 2019 Title: Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Disclosure of Certain Financial Conflicts Related to Investment Adviser Compensation
Date: Oct. 17, 2019 Title: No Action Letter (Regulation S-X Rule 3-13 Relief for Certain Non-Variable Insurance Products) (PDF)
Date: Oct. 17, 2019 Title: Staff Responses to Inquiries Regarding Business Development Companies and Section 61(a) of the Investment Company Act of 1940
Date: Oct. 2, 2019 Title: Money Market Fund Statistics, August 2019 (PDF)
Date: Oct. 2, 2019 Title: ADI 2019-09 - Performance and Fee Issues
Date: Sept. 9, 2019 Title: ADI 2019-08 - Improving Principal Risks Disclosure
Date: Sept. 5, 2019 Title: Joshua Weinberg Named Senior Special Counsel, Analytics Office
Date: Aug. 15, 2019 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief with respect to the treatment of certain assets for purposes of relying on Section 3(c)(5)(C))
Date: Aug. 12, 2019 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under Section 7 of the Investment Company Act of 1940)
Date: Aug. 8, 2019 Title: IM No Action Letters (Regulation S-X Rule 3-13 Relief for Certain Non-Variable Insurance Products) (PDF)
Date: Aug. 6, 2019 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under Sections 5(b) and 6(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Rule 486(b) thereunder)
Date: July 9, 2019 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under Section 15(a) of the Investment Company Act)
Date: June 24, 2019 Title: Staff Letter (No-Action relief under Section 205(b)(3) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940)
Date: June 24, 2019 Title: Staff Letter No-Action relief under Sections 5(b), 13(a)(1) and 34(b) of the Investment Company Act of 1940
Date: June 21, 2019 Title: Investment Company Reporting Modernization Frequently Asked Questions
Date: June 18, 2019 Title: Division of Investment Management's Chief Accountant is Seeking Candidates for 2019 Professional Accounting Fellow Position
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package excelize

import (
	"encoding/json"
	"encoding/xml"
	"fmt"
	"strconv"
	"strings"
)

// parseFormatCommentsSet provides a function to parse the format settings of
// the comment with default value.
func parseFormatCommentsSet(formatSet string) (*formatComment, error) {
	format := formatComment{
		Author: "Author:",
		Text:   " ",
	}
	err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(formatSet), &format)
	return &format, err
}

// GetComments retrieves all comments and returns a map of worksheet name to
// the worksheet comments.
func (f *File) GetComments() (comments map[string]*xlsxComments) {
	comments = map[string]*xlsxComments{}
	for n := range f.sheetMap {
		commentID := f.GetSheetIndex(n)
		commentsXML := "xl/comments" + strconv.Itoa(commentID) + ".xml"
		c, ok := f.XLSX[commentsXML]
		if ok {
			d := xlsxComments{}
			xml.Unmarshal([]byte(c), &d)
			comments[n] = &d
		}
	}
	return
}

// AddComment provides the method to add comment in a sheet by given worksheet
// index, cell and format set (such as author and text). Note that the max
// author length is 255 and the max text length is 32512. For example, add a
// comment in Sheet1!$A$30:
//
//    xlsx.AddComment("Sheet1", "A30", `{"author":"Excelize: ","text":"This is a comment."}`)
//
func (f *File) AddComment(sheet, cell, format string) error {
	formatSet, err := parseFormatCommentsSet(format)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	// Read sheet data.
	xlsx := f.workSheetReader(sheet)
	commentID := f.countComments() + 1
	drawingVML := "xl/drawings/vmlDrawing" + strconv.Itoa(commentID) + ".vml"
	sheetRelationshipsComments := "../comments" + strconv.Itoa(commentID) + ".xml"
	sheetRelationshipsDrawingVML := "../drawings/vmlDrawing" + strconv.Itoa(commentID) + ".vml"
	if xlsx.LegacyDrawing != nil {
		// The worksheet already has a comments relationships, use the relationships drawing ../drawings/vmlDrawing%d.vml.
		sheetRelationshipsDrawingVML = f.getSheetRelationshipsTargetByID(sheet, xlsx.LegacyDrawing.RID)
		commentID, _ = strconv.Atoi(strings.TrimSuffix(strings.TrimPrefix(sheetRelationshipsDrawingVML, "../drawings/vmlDrawing"), ".vml"))
		drawingVML = strings.Replace(sheetRelationshipsDrawingVML, "..", "xl", -1)
	} else {
		// Add first comment for given sheet.
		rID := f.addSheetRelationships(sheet, SourceRelationshipDrawingVML, sheetRelationshipsDrawingVML, "")
		f.addSheetRelationships(sheet, SourceRelationshipComments, sheetRelationshipsComments, "")
		f.addSheetLegacyDrawing(sheet, rID)
	}
	commentsXML := "xl/comments" + strconv.Itoa(commentID) + ".xml"
	f.addComment(commentsXML, cell, formatSet)
	var colCount int
	for i, l := range strings.Split(formatSet.Text, "\n") {
		if ll := len(l); ll > colCount {
			if i == 0 {
				ll += len(formatSet.Author)
			}
			colCount = ll
		}
	}
	f.addDrawingVML(commentID, drawingVML, cell, strings.Count(formatSet.Text, "\n")+1, colCount)
	f.addContentTypePart(commentID, "comments")
	return err
}

// addDrawingVML provides a function to create comment as
// xl/drawings/vmlDrawing%d.vml by given commit ID and cell.
func (f *File) addDrawingVML(commentID int, drawingVML, cell string, lineCount, colCount int) {
	col := string(strings.Map(letterOnlyMapF, cell))
	row, _ := strconv.Atoi(strings.Map(intOnlyMapF, cell))
	xAxis := row - 1
	yAxis := TitleToNumber(col)
	vml := vmlDrawing{
		XMLNSv:  "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml",
		XMLNSo:  "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office",
		XMLNSx:  "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:excel",
		XMLNSmv: "http://macVmlSchemaUri",
		Shapelayout: &xlsxShapelayout{
			Ext: "edit",
			IDmap: &xlsxIDmap{
				Ext:  "edit",
				Data: commentID,
			},
		},
		Shapetype: &xlsxShapetype{
			ID:        "_x0000_t202",
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Kevin's Hurling Club vow to fight development plans at Dolphin Park
The inner-city institution has played at the Crumlin Road venue for around 40 years
Alex DunneContent Editor
Kevins Hurling and Camogie Club are 'mobilising' their members to object to proposed developments at Dolphin Park.
The inner-city institution has played at the Crumlin Road venue for around 40 years.
A lack of green space forced the club out of its homebase in Dublin 8 across the canal.
Dolphin Park is owned by Templeogue Synge Street, who have submitted proposals for new facilities at the ground which will include floodlights, a new training all-weather pitch, a new gym, dressing rooms, new meeting rooms and modest catering facilities.
But the plans also involve the construction of 153 apartments, seven townhouses and one detached house by Belgrove Homes.
Under the proposals, 28% of Dolphin Park will be put under concrete, a situation that is especially concerning to club stalwart Vincent Hoban.
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"The unfortunate thing is, there's a long history of Kevin's playing on that pitch, over 40 years, but yet we don't own it," he tells Dublin Live.
"We're sitting tenants, we help pay for the upkeep, the grass cutting and all that. But we have really no right, as such, to the pitch.
"At the same time, we have 300 kids who all live within walking distance of Dolphin Park and who play there every Saturday, and would be there every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday night.
"Any reduction in the space is seriously going to impact how many teams we can run."
In their announcement of the plans, Templeogue stated that the reduction in playing space would have greater capacity to host training sessions than before.
Templeogue teams, Kevin's teams, and several inner-city schools all avail of the pitches weekly.
"The development, should it be completed as planned, will mean far more capacity in terms of pitches, training hours and playing hours than currently is the case for all teams who use it," they said.
"The club estimates it will increase the training time available to teams by over 400 hours per year.
"We plan to enhance the pitches we do have and have juvenile pitches running cross-field. We will be investing in new floodlights and an all-weather training pitch, which will significantly increase the training time available for all the teams that use the facility currently.
"Importantly we will be retaining two full sized adult pitches as part of this proposal, so it will greatly enhance the playing time available for all pitch users.
"Our plans allow for the continued use of the facilities by local schools and Kevin's.
"We have factored their usage of the facilities into our future plans, so this will be a major community benefit and be a really excellent local amenity for all of the community."
A concern for Hoban is the proximity of the apartments relative to the first of two senior sized pitches proposed by Templeogue, which he fears could see hurling moved from the ground altogether if the new residents object.
For a club as starved of space historically as Kevin's, in an area with one of the lowest proportions of space under grass in any city in Europe, it represents, in their mind, a genuine existential threat.
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"The big problem with this is, we've been hurling there for 30 years, is they're going to remove two of the cross pitches to put up an apartment block within 5m of the pitchside," Hoban said.
"We may not be able to play hurling at all in the park. You're going to have people sitting on their balconies, and no net, no matter how high you put a net up, is going to protect these people from sliotars.
"Frankly, we may be stopped from playing hurling there, because it'll be the people in the apartments who will have control in that sense.
"As it stands we're going to lose a lot of space for training purposes and all the rest.
"The whole thing doesn't work, it's essentially a land grab. Templeogue are not under any existential threat.
"In terms of our access to pitches, out of 93 clubs in Dublin we are 93rd. You can understand why we're a little perturbed at losing any amount of space at all."
Dolphin Park's facilities have not been updates since the 1970s.
"Girl's and ladies' football teams regularly change at the side of the pitch, while the generator for the training lights regularly breaks down," Templeogue noted in their statement on the development.
Kevin's themselves sympathise with this, but not the methods, and the club have indicated their willingness to help finance an alternative.
"We are not against the upgrade of playing facilities in Dolphin Park," the club said.
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"Kevin's Hurling & Camogie Club is willing to assist with significant financial investment in order to upgrade these facilities, while preserving the green space for sports activities."
Hoban himself believes that Templeogue are the most culpable for the situation.
"Over the years, we've made many attempts to try and improve the facilities down there," he said.
"From our point of view, we'd see it as they've let the facilities go to ruin to suit themselves to sell this off.
"Kevin's are running 18 teams, every single one of their home grounds is Dolphin Park. We've tried to do our best to keep it up but they won't let us.
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"They want to do what they want to do because its their ground, and as I say we're completely opposed to that."
The club organised a flash mob in Dublin's city centre to protest the sale on Monday, and get more eyes on their cause.
It led to a march to Dublin City council offices, and now Hoban wants to get club supporters onto the Council to try get the plans changed.
"The planning is in, final observation date is May 14," he said.
"Our focus now is to get as many of our supporters as possible to make objections and observations on the planning process."
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Yesterday as I was getting ready to write a comment on Mary Baenan's complaint with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission, I started a close review of all the filings in the case.
In the records, Mary's petition is filed as a comment and is filed in the IPUC Summons to Avista. There were open cases on items 1 & 2 so the IPUC dropped those issues from Mary's complaint leaving only the Health and Security issues. IPUC issued a Summons for Avista to respond to those complaints.
They reference Menth v. Idaho Power Company, Case No. IPC-E-12-04, Order 32500 to dismiss the health issues. That case was brought before the Commission in 2012 – six years ago. Since that time there have been many more studies done on the health effects – for example, a position paper titled, Electromagnetic and Radiofrequency Fields Effect on Human Health posted on the American Academy of Environmental Medicine.
Concerning Mary's complaint on security grounds, violations of privacy amounting to electronic home invasion citing her Fourth Amendment right to be secure in their person, houses, papers and effects, against all unreasonable searches and seizures, the IPUC dismisses that by saying that Avista is a private company and not a government entity. They also say that she provided no evidence suggesting that Avista's smart meters can gather confidential or private information. This is where the Idaho Public Utilities Commission's deceptive practices are revealed.
Case IPC-E-12-04 was not just Bonnie Menth's case on health issues. It was my case too. The issues in the SEPARATE and INDIVIDUAL complaint that I filed with the IPUC are independent of Bonnie Menth's complaint. Mine had nothing to do with health issues. My issues were totally about the breach of security, violation of privacy, the communications capabilities of the smart meters and I provided lots of evidence concerning those breaches. I have my smart case filings posted on my website HERE. The only alterations were to remove my address because I was posting the filings on my website.
Notice the green strip at the bottom of page 3. I'm writing about that in another post.
Bonnie Menth contacted me after I wrote an article about the forced installation of the smart meter on my home. She said that they did a similar thing to her. I told her that I was going to file a complaint and she "camped on" to my plan to file a complaint. I helped her with the process of filing the complaint – but not the content. It was all hers and mine was all mine and the only thing they had in common was that the subject was opposition to smart meters.
In your Final Order No. 33979, you reference a six year old complaint file by Bonnie Menth to dismiss health issues raised by Mary Baenen. Six years is a long time in the field of health when there continue to be studies of health effects on-going. Her complaint on health issues should not have been dismissed on the basis of an old decision.
The case listed as Menth v Idaho Power Company, Case No. IPC-E-12-04 also happens to include Davis v Idaho Power Company. The complaints of Menth and Davis were filed as separate complaints but the IPUC asked if they could combine the cases because they were filed at the same time opposing smart meters – but for different reasons. The issues of Bonnie Menth were health issues. The issues of Vicky Davis were electronic home invasion with equipment that was essentially surveillance equipment. Smart meters are computerized recording and communications devices. My response to Idaho Power's Answer to the Summons was a 43 [page] detailed response not including attachments on the breach of privacy and security enabled by smart meters.
The IPUC's statement to Mary Baenen concerning Avista being a private company and therefore no fourth amendment violations is disingenuous at best. The IPUC is a quasi-judicial governing body for the utilites. IPUC ordered Idaho Power to install AMR devices throughout their service territory and there is no doubt that the IPUC did the same to Avista.
It's clear to me now why the IPUC wanted the Davis Complaint and the Menth Complaint combined into a single case. Combining the cases buried my complaint (I am Vicky Davis, the complainant in IPC-E-12-04) and the issues that were brought to the Commission in that complaint.
Since the IPUC in their Final Order on Mary Baenen's Complaint referenced IPC-E-12-04, the issues of the Davis Complaint in that case apply to Mary's complaint concerning surveillance and privacy issues and the Commission needs to address those issues.
I'VE BEEN REDACTED AND ERASED!
Another place, another time. It became possible to escape telephone lamdline rental, with a new phone service delivery. Pay eight dollars a month in advance. But necessary to declare the account number of the payment card in advance for the residual balance.
The phone became inactive but was still the Communic-8 deal. Went some months without phone and no prepayments made. In time needed the phone back in service.
Rang the phone company for phoneline repair. Answer: Sorry, but you do not have an active service. Tried to reason with office. Reason absent there. Was getting nowhere.
Went to local Member of Parliament for representation. He represented me, was told I don't have a working service to perform repairs on. He told me what they told him. I looked silly.
When all else fails go to the Ombudsman. I did. The Ombudsman's office, same result as with the MP. I looked silly. The Ombudsman's office wanted to argue the point because I would not accept their finding, that it was unreason to expect repair on a non functional service. I banged my head against the wall trying to tell them the service would be functional if repaired. The officiator failed to comprehend. I stopped banging my head against the wall.
A bunch of telephone technicians were working on my country road. I stopped the car. I spoke to them. "Look fellas, can you come and have a quick look at my household phone and I'll shout you a carton of beer for the favour." Being feet on the ground, salt of the earth, working men, they happily offered to take a look.
Upon tampering with a few connections at the point of entry socket, a voice came through the phone, "Please give your account number, and enter your PIN" the technician announced in surprise, "This is a working service." I was over the moon. The technician would not take the $20 to buy himself a carton of beer as reward, but I slipped it into his top shirt pocket anyway. And way they went.
The moral of the story is the simple people paid the least are worth the most. The Ombudsman, the MP and the phone company staff are all paid more – and useless.
The phone company, the MP and the Ombudsman, should have had egg on their faces.
And though they should have been made to look silly, they never got to know it.
It will remain a secret till this is read.
As for troubles that occur more and more in America – you probably would have been better to have just paid the tea tax.
Another place, another time. It became possible to escape telephone landline rental, with a new phone service delivery. Pay eight dollars a month in advance. But necessary to declare the account number of the payment card in advance for the residual balance.
Went to local Member of Parliament for representation. He represented me. Was told I don't have a working service to perform repairs on. He told me what they told him. I was made to look silly.
When all else fails go to the Ombudsman. I did. The Ombudsman's office, same result as with the MP. I again looked silly. The Ombudsman's office wanted to argue the point because I would not accept their finding, that it was unreason to expect repair on a non functioning service. I banged my head against the wall trying to tell them the service would be functional if repaired. The officiator failed to comprehend. I stopped banging my head against the wall, as it was serving no useful purpose.
Upon tampering with a few connections at the point of entry socket, a voice came through the phone, "Please give your account number, and enter your PIN". The technician announced in surprise, "This is a working service." I was over the moon. The technician would not take the $20 to buy himself a carton of beer as reward, but I slipped it into his top shirt pocket anyway. And away they went.
The moral of the story is the simple people, paid the least, are worth the most. The Ombudsman, the MP and the phone company staff are all paid more – and useless.
I asked the Ombudsman staffer for his surname, in case I wanted to get back to him personally. "Christian", he said, "Mr Christian." Same surname as the pseudonym signed on the Georgia Guidestones. Gotta watch them R. C. Christians.
. . . . . . . . . . so called.


Quantum Replica PC Game, you are an interloper an unidentified. Un-registered entity that has one way or another managed to enter the cyberpunk heart of this extensive megacity. It's year of the 2084, and the world bow to a cruel corporate association which is known as the Syndicate. Under the iridescent neon lights of never-ending metropolis, populaces scratch out a living. Afraid of mercenary army and their nameless masters. Here, secret are buried bitter and deep. Secret that you have got to find. At the same time as exploring the city and looking for clues about your survival, you'll notice various time-manipulation abilities to master.
In Quantum Replica PC Game discover great and big cyberpunk city with 5 separate zones. Conquer all the powerful bosses. Metroidvania examination with many hidden secrets to find out. A huge cyberpunk city comprising 5 distinct zones. Learn charming time-manipulating ability by defeating authoritative bosses.


The residence is situated on the outskirts of Pistoia in Santomato, a little town dating from the XIVth century.
The residential complex is made up of 20 apartments divided between 3 buildings. All are furnished in the authentic Tuscan style.
The apartments, from the studio apartment for 2 persons to the 3-roomed apartment for 6 persons are all fully equipped with kitchen corner (2 electric hotplates), bathroom(s) or shower(s) with toilet.
- Deposit and tourist tax to be paid on the spot upon arrival. The tourist tax value was not provided up to this moment by the municipality. This lack of information may seem unprofessional but it is an administrative issue beyond our control.
- Valid identity card or passport (even for babies).
- Small pets admitted against additional payment.
- Before leaving, remember to obtain the E111 social security form which ensures cover by the social security abroad.
Welcome to Pistoia in Tuscany. The first impression that strikes the visitor is that of a poised and warm natural environment. Poised because the plain and the mountain come together forming a harmonious whole, and the cypress trees add a majestic touch. Warm because of its fields of olive-trees at the foot of the hills, which give the countryside a Mediterranean look. Hills, mountains, olive trees, fields, villages, villas and modest houses paint the picture of a seemingly imperturbable countryside.