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Medical Negligence Solicitors' Warning Over New Hospital Inspections18th Sep 2013
by on 18th Sep 2013
Patients and their families should be more ready to offer "constructive criticism" when the new regime of hospital inspections comes into force, suggest medical negligence solicitors Coles Miller.
Larger teams of inspectors will tour the wards but visits will be much shorter than at present so patients may have to be more vigilant, say the lawyers.
The Care Quality Commission is reviewing its hospital inspections system after criticism following the scandal at Stafford Hospital.
But clinical negligence solicitors at Coles Miller fear that shorter inspections may make it easier for hospitals to "cover up" failings.
Coles Miller Partner David Simpson, who leads the firm's team of medical negligence solicitors, said: "We need to move away from the British habit of not complaining.
"In hospitals, you have to be more ready to complain, not with a view to making a nuisance of yourself but to help the hospital improve care for other patients.
"Patients, families and the hospital staff are all in this together and they need to help each other," he added.
Proposals for the new system of inspections include:
focusing on the whole hospital (with special emphasis on A&E), not just specific areas such as nutrition
new education-style ratings of "outstanding", "good", "requires improvement" and "inadequate" rather than the present system of 16 essential standards
150 key indicators rather than the current system of 1,200.
Coles Miller's clinical negligence lawyers are concerned that some of the changes being proposed may be a retrograde step.
Mr Simpson said: "Reducing the indicators from 1,200 to 150 must mean that some matters will not be assessed.
"I also understand that the new system has not been finalised - it is a work in progress, which is a matter of some concern."
But there were some benefits: "The inspection teams will be using practising doctors and nurses. That must be an improvement," he added.
The announcement of new hospital inspections follows criticism of the NHS in the Keogh and Berwick reports.
Also, the Commons Health Select Committee is recommending that hospitals should publish whether or not they have enough nurses on duty in the wards.
It comes after the Safe Staffing Alliance warned that hospitals were regularly failing to meet the recommended ratio of one nurse for every eight patients.
Coles Miller has regularly seen instances of poor hospital staffing levels. The firm has identified this in a significant number of medical compensation claims that it has handled.
Mr Simpson said: "Hospitals being more transparent about their staffing levels must be a good thing. However, they should publish the information in a way that people can easily understand."
Dorset-based Coles Miller acts for clients with clinical negligence claims from all over the UK. Cases include:
failure of timely and accurate diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of medical conditions
surgical and other clinical errors.
Coles Miller has seen the number of medical claims it handles more than double over the last 12 months.
Greater publicity over the issue has led to increasing numbers of patients phoning or emailing the firm and asking how to claim for medical negligence.
For further information about making and funding a clinical negligence claim, please contact Coles Miller Solicitors Partner David Simpson, 01202 338889.


Simple table for Serpent in the Staglands, may or may not work. Game generates code at runtime so table has a high chance of not working / detecting the wrong code / crashing.
1. Follow the instructions exactly.
1. Tested game version x64 Update 5. May work on other versions.
Allows Character Stats to be modfied.
A. View then leave Character Stats.
B. Activate (put an X) "CharacterData Base Address Scan Initialization (Activate This First)".
C. Activate (put an X) "CharacterData Base Address Scan (To Activate: View Character, To Update: View Character)".
Do the following for each Character to be modified.
F. Enable (put a 1) "CharacterData Update Base Address? (Auto Disable)".
Allows Emeralds to be modfied.
A. View then leave Inventory.
B. Activate (put an X) "Emeralds Base Address Scan Initialization (Activate This First)"
C. Activate (put an X) "Emeralds Base Address Scan (To Activate: View Inventory, To Update: View Inventory)".
E. Enable (put a 1) "Emeralds Update Base Address? (Auto Disable)".


This innovative play park was commissioned by Dublin Docklands Development Agency as a result of an international design competition, and sets a new benchmark for the design of public play environments by successfully integrating high quality play facilities within an urban pocket-park.
Following an extensive public consultation process involving creative workshops and public events from which we discovered what the play and recreational needs were for all of the stakeholders, our designs were enthusiatically received and Chimney Park opened in spring 2009.
It's name comes from the vast brick chimney that dominates the site and our designs include subtle handholds created by replacing some of the bricks around the base with specially fabricated ones. Sand and water play is facilitated by a sandy 'delta' where water is provided by a hand pump and can be directed by building dams and channels.
The site is surrounded by high buildings on three sides and we inventively solved the problem of reduced sunlight with the highly original 'zig-zag mirror wall' which curves and undulates around the southern perimeter, kaleidoscopically throwing light and reflections back into the playground. Along the road side of the park, we installed three large and eye-catching palm trees set into their own grassy mounds.
Top quality play equipment was included that provides a range of play activities and poems written by local people during consultation workshops are engraved into the stone seating that snakes through the scheme.
Some of our earlier designs for this scheme can be seen here.


Bhubaneswar: The Union civil aviation ministry August 10 decided to introduce dedicated water aerodromes on ecologically sensitive habitations like Chilika– India's largest salt water lagoon.
The decision, allegedly taken unilaterally, has stirred a massive controversy in the state with a large number of environmentalists, ornithologists, fishermen jumping onto the protest bandwagon. They claim the decision, if implemented, will threaten the already fragile ecosystem of the lake– home to lakhs of migratory birds, dolphins and diverse flora and fauna. The Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in February 2018 came up with draft guidelines to grant licences to interested players who are keen to operate amphibian seaplanes on water bodies.
The guidelines claim the role of DGCA is limited to granting licences to seaplanes which are envisioned to be in contact with the water. They are however subjected to maritime regulations, including international regulations for the prevention of collision at sea and local byelaws, which are not regulated by the office.
Section 4.1 of the draft DGCA regulations claims despite getting approvals from different ministries like civil aviation, environment and forests, home and defence, nods from local bodies like owner of the water body and local authority such as civic bodies/committee or urban development board/authority of the state and maritime planning department are sacrosanct.
Experts believe the move can potentially affect the livelihood of around 131 villages and more than 17,000 fishermen who depend on the lake for their livelihood besides threatening the ecosystem that hosts lakhs of migratory birds and around 200 dolphins.
BK Patnaik, a state-based environmentalist, believes many endangered bird species might die due to noise emanating from the seaplanes and possible collision with the aircraft.
This may threaten the lives of onboard passengers of the seaplane. He told Orissa POST that possible oil spillage and the impact of vibration due to planes could kill the growth and the ecosystem.
According to the Chilika Health Report card prepared by the Chilika Development Authority (CDA), the average per capital income of active fishermen during 2016 was `56,035 per annum while the annual commercial landings in 2016 registered 66.80 per cent and 32.20 per cent growth in fish and shellfish composition respectively.


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College football Football Sports College sports Cheerleading Matt Campbell Brock Purdy Gerry Bohanon Tyquan Thornton R.J. Sneed Breece Hall Al Walcott Ben Nikkel Jalen Pitre Jairon McVea Jirehl Brock Ben Sims Anthony Johnson Anthony Johnson Jr. Chase Allen Dave Aranda J.T. Woods JT Woods Charlie Kolar
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Iowa State at Baylor 9/25/2021
Baylor fans pose for a photo prior to an NCAA college football game against Iowa State, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
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Baylor cheerleaders pose for a photo prior to an NCAA college football game against Iowa State, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State head coach Matt Campbell greets players as they enter the field during team warmups before an NCAA college football game against Baylor, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State quarterback Brock Purdy (15) prepares to pass during team warmups before an NCAA college football game against Baylor, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor quarterback Gerry Bohanon prepares to pass during team warmups before an NCAA college football game against Iowa State, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor wide receiver Tyquan Thornton, left, celebrates his touchdown with R.J. Sneed (0) against Iowa State during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State running back Breece Hall (28) carries the ball against Baylor during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State wide receiver Ben Nikkel (29) runs after a catch against Baylor cornerback Al Walcott (13) during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State quarterback Brock Purdy (15) sets to pass against Baylor during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State quarterback Brock Purdy (15) looks to pass against Baylor during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State running back Breece Hall (28) runs past Baylor safety Jalen Pitre (8) during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor quarterback Gerry Bohanon (11) rushes the ball against Baylor during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor quarterback Gerry Bohanon (11) runs in for a touchdown against Iowa State during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State running back Breece Hall (28) carries the ball against Baylor safety Jairon McVea (42) during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State running back Breece Hall (28) runs for a touchdown against Baylor during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State quarterback Brock Purdy (15) runs as he looks to pass against Baylor during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State running back Jirehl Brock (21) is brought down by Baylor players after a run during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor tight end Ben Sims (86) runs for a touchdown past Iowa State defensive back Anthony Johnson Jr. (26) after a catch during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State running back Breece Hall (28) celebrates his touchdown with Iowa State tight end Chase Allen (11) against Baylor during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor tight end Ben Sims (86) celebrates his touchdown with wide receiver R.J. Sneed (0) during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Iowa State, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor head coach Dave Aranda, right, and Iowa State head coach Matt Campbell talk after an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. Baylor won 31-29. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State running back Breece Hall (28) catches a pass to score against Baylor during the second half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. Baylor won 31-29. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Iowa State running back Breece Hall (28) celebrates his touchdown with Iowa State tight end Chase Allen (11) against Baylor during the second half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. Baylor won 31-29. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor safety JT Woods (22) intercepts the ball in the end zone on a two-point conversion attempt by Iowa State during the second half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. Baylor won 31-29. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor safety JT Woods (22) celebrates his interception with safety Jalen Pitre (8) against Iowa State during the second half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. Baylor won 31-29. (AP Photo/Jim Cowsert)
Baylor's JT Woods (22) intercepts a two point conversion intended for Iowa State tight end Charlie Kolar (88) in the second half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Waco, Texas. (Jerry Larson/Waco Tribune-Herald via AP)

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A team of high school students created a short film for their school presentation that featured EMBERS' CEO, Marcia Nozick, and former workers Stephen, Mike, and Heriberto.
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Our 4 Day 3 Night Maumere to Labuan Bajo Tour will take you on a journey through the island of Flores. Over four days you'll visit the three colored lakes of Kelimutu, explore the World Heritage Site of Bena, see the spider web rice fields 'Cancar' and a whole lot more. This is an all inclusive tour and we arrange everything for you.
The 4 Day 3 Night Ende to Labuan Bajo Tour costs Rp 11,800,000 for two participants. Up to 4 passengers can comfortably fit in the car. Larger vehicles can be arranged upon request. The price covers transport, accommodation and all activities for all four days. Review the table below for a full summary of the 4 Day 3 Night Ende/Maumere to Labuan Bajo Tour before making a booking.
Each of the lakes is a different colour.
Our 4 Day 3 Night Maumere to Labuan Bajo Package is an overland tour that takes you to the tourism highlights of Flores. You'll meet your English speaking guide in Maumere (or Ende) on the first day of your holiday. You'll visit Sikka Village, famous for its colonial church, and spend the night in Moni.
The next morning will be the highlight of your holiday. You'll wake up early to watch sunrise over the tri-colored lakes of Kelimutu. On the following days of the tour you'll visit the Penggajawa blue stone beach, explore Bena Village and go to a viewpoint overlooking the spider web fields of Cancar.
For this overland itinerary we've picked the best hotels for your stay, but you're going to need a sense of adventure… The interior of Flores is just opening up to tourism. The main road that crosses the island is only just being finished. You'll be exploring Flores before the crowds of tourists arrive.
Our 4 Day 3 Night Maumere to Labuan Bajo Tour takes you from Maumere in the East of Flores to Labuan Bajo on the western tip. Over 4 days you'll wake up in the dead of night to watch sunrise over the three coloured lakes of Kelimutu, visit Penggajawa blue stone beach and a lot more besides. To book your tour fill in the form below and we will let you know if we have an opening on your travel date.
My travel mate and I are wondering if you would be able to do one of your tours across Flores the other way around, meaning that we would start in Labuanbajo and finish in Maumere. If yes, we would be interested in details concerning itinerary, schedule and price. We are currently in Labuanbajo and our intention is to leave this Saturday 3 May or Sunday 4 May.
Apologies for the late reply. Unfortunately we can't take last minute request. Hope you are having a great time in Flores.
Yes it is possible. Please get in touch with us by filling the form and submit it. Thank you.
Hope you are doing well. Thanks for arranging all the previous trips. I would like to know how difficult is Kelimutu Crater trekking and how long does it take. Is this similar to Ijen trekk or difficult.
I'm doing well, thank you. Hope you are well.
I think it is easier than Ijen. 🙂 I can't remember, maybe around 45 minutes.


HATHA YOGA .. what is hatha yoga?
what is YOGA NIDRA ?
Dec 2017, Festival of Lights and Good news !
The Yunus Emre farm, Yogic and Ecological farm, What is it ? Why ?
This course has been for all of us as intense as the Satyananda Yoga.
Here is the full article. Here are the photos.
Sannyasi ATMATATTWANANDA is Satyananda Yoga teacher since around 30 years. She has been regularely teaching in the Bihar School of Yoga, home of the Satyananda Yoga.
Now she is managing the Satyananda Yoga European Academy which offers high level training in Yoga following to the pure Tradition. There we can undertake Yogic Studies and Yoga teacher training course for example.
She accepted to come FREE for this exceptionnal course in the Yunus Emre farm so as to support the farm and let the Satyananda Yoga be known in Turkey. Thanks to her the course could be free of charge.
Beautiful ideas indeed. Everyone looks after everyone, Everyone's needs being respected and fullfilled!
Consensus leads to the free flow of each individual's mind.
This individual mind being mostly ego-centered, where does this lead ?
If people have been working on themselves, if they happened to learn about the mind's terrible tricks and functionning, then yes it may work for some time.
Time to realise that there is a "Higher Authority" which we cannot escape.
This word makes us run away.
"No Religion ! no Slaveholder "! shouted the anarchists.
So many images, so many emotions, such heavy individual stories are bound to this simple word.
We are moulded in this history.
Even our education is moulded in this history.
Yet let us take a closer look at this 8 letters word.
And let us just imagine that however rebel outlaw marginal we may have been – or we still are..
Let us just imagine that ... whatever we do whatever we think there might be a "Higher Authority", and this "Higher Authority " could be above ALL, could govern everything, Cosmos, the Universe..
Let us just imagine that this "Higher Authority" could be just .. LOVE.
Now let us watch the Great Nature, Mother Nature, and Nature's Order.
Like smart beginners in permaculture, having emptied ourselves let us just OBSERVE Nature.
Let us observe once this incomparable order, this inimitable order, Nature's order.
Because in the Nature a giraffe would not try to become a snail!
Neither would a frog try to become a ox !
In Nature every element, every parcel of Creation comes to birth, grows, lives and dies following Nature's order, Nature's laws, Nature's Authority.
And even if this order looks sometimes destroying, no one in Great Nature tries to oppose to Nature's order.
No one ? except ... human, Human being who believes he is stronger than Nature.
Yes the Nature's forces of law and order.
Maybe again these words could be like taboo for some personnal reasons..
Let us blow away our personnal stories our personnal emotions and mind flow.
And this order generates forces.
And these forces create Nature's cohesion.
As long as we oppose to Dharma we are in "Adharma", against Nature and thus leading towards chaos.. just like we do in the present times.
Now let us stop for a while.
Let us feel LIFE inside us, the Life's force inside us, let us feel this incredible life's cohesion inside us, let us feel just grateful and humble towards such magnificence, towards such a huge fantastic mystery, the Life's mystery, the Great Nature's mystery...Nature LOVES us.
Yes. With universal and unconditionnal Love.
This Universal Love that makes the Soul grow.
" I love you if you love me" No !
Universal Love is UNCONDITIONNAL. It is HERE. That's it.
It doest not change with changing emotions or weather's mood.
It is here, unchangeable, immovable.
And it is HERE in US , IN ALL OF US.
And we have to find it. In us.
We have to understand that Nature's guidance, Life's guidance is only LOVE, eventhough sometimes the experience is painful.
We must know that each and every experience that Nature gives us is here for our GOOD and for our soul's growth.
We must be absolutely convinced that Nature only acts out of LOVE.
Surrender to Mother Nature, to Her power, Her force, Her authority, because She is hugely far more evolved than we will ever be, because She knows all the secrets that we will never know.
Then we can feel how soft, how fantastic it becomes to just let GO, to just abandon our life to Great Nature's Authority, to Mother Nature who is only Forgiveness, Compassion, Tolerance, Infinite tenderness, who is only LOVE.
If we manage to feel this, then the concept of Authority just melts and merges in the infinite Ocean of LOVE.
The Yunus Emre Farm, yogic ecological farm, what ? why ?
What is the place, the role of the Yunus Emre farm regarding all that ?
The Yunus Emre farm is first of all a Yogic place based on the Yogic teachings.
Because Yoga is a spiritual teaching that allows us to unite with Nature, with Mother Nature.
Because thanks to the Yoga practices we learn and understand how we function, and specially how our mind functions.
Because Yoga shows us clearly that although we may feel "free" when acting as a rebel for example we are actually only the slaves of our mind and its functionning.
We are only acting out of reactions to our past history traumas and memories.
Because Yoga opens our eyes, specially the third eye – yes it exists !
It is called "Ajna" and this third eye allows us to really SEE our functionning, and to reconnect with our inner Nature, with our Soul, and thus with Mother Nature.
This is Ajna which permits us to SEE through the veil of ego, through the veil of Maya- illusion, and to see the true dimension of life, the Transcendental dimension.
This is Ajna which brings us VIVEKA, DISCRIMINATION which will allow us to discriminate between our ego- desires and actions ( mostly responsive) and the desires and actions coming from Atma the Soul, which will be creatives.
Then we will realise that we are only the slaves of our ego and mind.
Ego and mind are of course absolutely necessary to our lives but they are so limited. And at this point we will realise that instead of being free we are only in the ego's prison.
Then we will understand the value of "Surrender", surrender to Great Nature, surrender to the Higher Nature, and how precious it will become because only thanks to Surrender we shall become what we really ARE.
Only with Surrender we shall become FREE.
This is what Yoga offers to human searching for TRUE FREEDOM.
So in the Yunus Emre farm, not only we can practice yoga to improve our physical heath, to calm down our mind and manage our emotions, but we can also go further in experiencing the Yogic life style to go deeper in the discovery of life in the quest for liberation.
In the Yunus Emre farm EVERYTHING is Yoga.
From morning practices to evening when we go to bed, everything is Yoga because in every action we put AWARENESS.
Awareness is the KEY to evolution.
This is the key to feel this "awareness of being conscious".
This is the key for expansion of consciousness.
That is why in the Yunus Emre farm there are a "daily routine" and rules to be followed which match with the Yogic life style.
And there is even ... an "Authority" !
because they are all same.
Because the Guru is the one who dispels the darkness which we live in.
Because thanks to the Guru we become able to feel again our inner Light.
So in the Yunus Emre farm we are under the authority of our Guru, of the Universal Love, of Mother Nature, of the Divine.
From mid april 2011 the Yunus Emre farm will reopen and offer you in its totally natural environment Satyananda Yoga retreats and week ends.
There will be specific periods during which you can book for at least one week ( no maximum limitation!) to stay in the farm and imbibe deeply with the yogic life experience.
You will be under the guidance of Sannyasi Yogapushpa who is also Satyananda Yoga teacher and you will discover the powerfulness of the however simple yogic life.
You will like this acquire means that you will be able to use again when you go back home (like Yoga nidra for example) and that way you will be able to much better face the ups and downs and day to day difficulties of life. You will be able to much better manage the stresses that we experience in the modern life be it at a physical emotionnal mental or spiritual level.
In short you will become less affected by the difficulties of the modern life, yet continuing to be totally imbibed in it.
Because Yoga is not to be lived in a cave but to be applied in the day to day life.
Yet one yoga course in a week is not enough to learn this. That is why such retreat period becomes a must that you can offer to yourself, to your body, your mind, your spirit.
Dont forget that by looking after yourself, your look after others.
The good that you do to yourself will be reflected onto others.
The program of these retreats will be simply ... the yogic life.
You can read the article about the yogic life HERE.
These retreat periods are mostly destined to people living abroad from Turkey who could hardly come for only one week end ..
But of course people who live IN Turkey may also come !
Monthly there will be 2 Satyananda Yoga week ends, from Friday evening to Sunday evening, come and imbibe the yoga spirit, offer this break to your body mind spirit.
The precise calendar for theses week ends and retreat periods will be communicate later on. However if you have questions, if you wish to already book a specific period please let us know. Contact us.
English, French and Turkish are spoken in the Yunus Emre farm.


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Q: I am a very healthy and active 46-year-old man. Unfortunately, I have developed "bags" under my eyes, which make me look tired. I have read about favorable results with injections that improve the "bags" for up to a year. Is it possible to schedule a no obligation consultation? Also, how much does the procedure cost per eye? Thank you.
A: We have treated many patients with similar concerns with favorable results. Fillers such as Juvederm or Restylane are lower-cost options and great choice. The total cost ranges from $575 to $1,000 based on the amount of filler needed to achieve your desired results. Sometimes the doctors may suggest a surgical or laser procedure. Our cosmetic consultations with a physician are free; simply call our office at 206-859-5777 for an appointment. We look forward to meeting you.


The 2018 Winter Olympics opening ceremony was last Friday, opening the world stage to elite athletes competing in the latest chapter of these historic games.
I consider myself a huge Olympic Games fan, having attended the games in-person in London (2012) and Rio de Janeiro (2016). While I didn't make the trip to South Korea this time around—I'm more of a summer games fan—I have been thinking about my past Olympics experiences and how it relates to cyber security.
The events are so massive, and the amount of planning and coordination involved is mind-boggling. With so many opportunities for things to go wrong, I'm amazed at what the International Olympic Committee is able to pull off every few years. However, an event of this magnitude does come with significant security challenges and threats, but businesses can learn some lessons from these Olympic experiences.
Going to the 2016 games in Brazil, I had one big concern: mosquitos. Athletes, event coordinators and attendees all had to make sure to be armed with sprays, ointments and other treatments to stay pest-free (or at least as close as possible). Catching a serious illness on an overseas trip was not high on my priority list.
Knowing the environment to which I was heading, I was able to prepare and avoided being bitten by any bloodsuckers. This lesson can be applied to cyber security as understanding your organization's environment is key to building and maintaining a successful security program. There are many questions needing answers such as: What is your risk of an attack? What threats do you need to monitor? What remediation plans are in place? Whose is responsible for what? These questions (and many more) can take your program from reactive to proactive. As I learned in Brazil, it's easier to prevent mosquito bites than it is to treat the bite itself.
Purchasing tickets for an event on the scale of the Olympics is a chore. Due to demand, they are often awarded via lottery, which leaves countless fans out in the cold. From that void, scammers inevitably crop up. I've had friends who turned to the black market to buy tickets from scalpers, an unfortunate side effect of high demand and low availability. I can't imagine a scenario much more stressful than booking an international flight with possibly fake Olympic tickets and getting turned away at the gate. Not a fun flight back home.
Confirm identifies of individuals who call you by asking to speak to a supervisor or asking for a call-back number.
Use caution when sending sensitive documents via the Internet, and use a secure document-sharing application when possible.
Verify (multiple times, if necessary) if you are suspicious of any individuals or activity.
Remember others are watching. If you post something about being at the Olympics, there is a chance you could get unwelcome guests to your house back home. Be sensitive to your posts online and with friends while traveling.
The Olympics are a true world event. While being exposed to international cultures and new cities is exciting, it comes with a whole set of challenges. Different laws, shifting politics and a dose of culture shock are all things to consider if you are traveling abroad.
Similarly, cyber security doesn't operate in a vacuum. New government policies and regulations—such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) coming May 25—can radically alter your security program. Similarly, nation states have taken warfare online, meaning conflict between countries can affect your organization's security. Trade secrets are attractive to cyber criminals, as is the data many organizations house, making your business a possible target. Indirectly, malware and other attacks executed by nation states can make your organization's systems vulnerable even if they aren't being directly targeted.
While traveling for pleasure, many will bring our work with us. This harmless action can expose your information that would normally not be exposed. Check with your company to see if there is a remote way of connecting securely and not taking your system with you. Leverage online systems like OWA, SSO interfaces, and Box editors versus taking your computer and connecting to VPN. Or even better, enjoy your time away and disconnect – vacations are a great opportunity to unplug and relax!
If you can't resist taking your work with you, keep in mind there are things you want to bring back and other things you don't. If you can, use a "burner" phone and computer. This will help you to make sure you do not bring back any unwanted malware.
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This is a first try to implement Zend Authentication with Zend Acl under ZF2. I used the EventManager to catch the MVC preDispatch Event so that I can evaluate if the user has or not permission for the requested page.
//@todo - Should we really use here and Controller Plugin?
$role = 'member'; //@todo - Get role from user!
$uAuth = $this->getLocator()->get('User\Controller\Plugin\UserAuthentication'); //@todo - We must use PluginLoader $this->userAuthentication()!!
$this->getLocator()->get('User\Controller\Plugin\UserAuthentication')->clearIdentity(); //@todo - We must use PluginLoader $this->userAuthentication()!!
I know this is not perfect, but this implementation works. For an initial implementation I think it's ok.
I am a beginner with Zend framework. For some upcomming projects I would like to use Zend, however there seems to be so little information available on Zend framework 2 for beginners like me.
Would you recommend on using ZF 1 or just go ahead an start with ZF 2?
I had tried this but having some problem. Could you tell me how to solve it? Thanks!
I think it's very nice work! Thank you very much!
Doesn't it feel like to get anything done in ZF2 you have to write hundreds of line of code?
I don't like having to config everything in arrays.
Man… I was looking for a tutorial for days now and I was almost giving up.
Have you implemented this auth procedure as a module or inside an existing module as Application ?
Sorry If I am being dummy, I just start with Zend performing the "Getting Started with Zend Framework 2" and I want to add authentication for learning and I doubt where to place your try.
Thank`s a lot. Very useful for me.
how can I fix this? by the way I am just new user of zf2 so I am not familiar.
You have to check your own vendor/zendframework/zendframework/library/Zend directory (if you are using the skeleton application). Look for the AutoloaderProvider class. Actually, now we are using the AutoloaderProviderInterface which is located in the Zend/ModuleManager/Feature directory. Replace this with the 'Zend\Module\Consumer\AutoloaderProvider' and it should work. Lots of fixing is needed. Keep this idea in your mind and you will be fine.
I spent weeks on analyzing the ZfcUser module, but that is a huge mess. Probably the best on market, but too complicated for me to learn the basics.
This Authentication is not only simple but also the best choise to learn from.
Hola, intersante Articulo sobre Zend 2 y ACL Login.
Tengo un poco de problema con la Implementacion de tu Articulo en mi projecto en Zend2.
No se si tengo bien configurada la Structura que tu has descrito en tu Articulo. Puedes mopner una descrition mas detallade de la Structura?
Where is this code? What github url for this code?
first i want to say, this is a nice tutorial / explanation!
But i'm encountering a few problems with it.
The configuration for Zend\Authentication\Adapter\DbTable di always throws an error "Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to Zend\Authentication\Adapter\DbTable::__construct() must be an instance of Zend\Db\Adapter\Adapter, string given in…".
I found out that "'zendDb' => 'Zend\Db\Adapter\Mysqli'" could not be resolved. But i don't know why.
"new AuthAdapter()" needs a parameter to be given in getAuthAdapter()-function.


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Q: Either SCP roles claim need to be present in the token In our application, we are trying to connect the share point using Microsoft Graph. We configured Delegate permission in Azure AD.

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  "error": {
    "code": "Access Denied",
    "message": "Either SCP roles claim need to be present in the token.",
    "innerError": {
      "request-id": "32e7d9cc-a974-4ba4-92b2-14831bb84d87",
      "date": "2020-03-31T09:01:49"
    }
  }
}

Client ID and Tenant ID are being passed correctly.
We followed this documentation: Delegated permission - Send email with Microsoft Graph.

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Hegel, Steele, and the Refugee Crisis
Affect and ontological security
In the summer of 2015, at the height of the European refugee crisis, UK associate to the UNHCR Laura Padoan was surprised "to be sent on emergency mission" to "a holiday island during peak tourist season". On the quaint Greek island of Lesbos, she writes, "two worlds are colliding" as, suddenly, "holidaymakers are confronted with the fallout from bloody civil wars as sunrise brings boatloads of refugees to the beaches of Europe" (Padoan 2015).
Indeed, two worlds collide in the refugee crisis. And the puzzle goes beyond the material level: The European Union is not only confronted with the question of how to fairly distribute responsibility, as most clearly evident in the fierce controversies surrounding the Dublin III regulation, but also with an immaterial concern with the consequences of the crisis for regional and national self-identity.
I argue that this latter question is perhaps more important than one might assume, and that it plays an especially aggravated role in a post-9/11 security discourse that somewhat seems to have attenuated the humanitarian perspective. The relation between European self and refugee Other is, in many instances of public discourse, guided by an underlying sense of insecurity — the imagination of a 'jihadi influx' offers a particularly powerful tool of political imagination. A debate (the refugee debate) that usually tends to revolve around moral obligations has thus assumed the shape of an intangible security question.
In the following, I discuss and illustrate Brent Steele's theory of ontological security at the example of the European refugee crisis. I relate this to the Hegelian concept of inherent contradiction in order to ultimately argue that an acknowledgement of subjective rationalities could enhance political responses to the crisis.
Ontological security
A particularly enlightening theoretical perspective for an approach to this matter is Steele's notion of ontological security, which refers to a sense of self-identity, the consistency of which is of primary concern to the nation-state. In subtle resemblance of the psychological theory of cognitive dissonance, Steele posits that states seek to maintain "consistent self- concepts" (Steele 2008, 3). These concepts are restored when shame threatens self-identity, which Steele importantly locates internal to the state, in juxtaposition to externally constituted guilt, which is produced for instance when international norms are transgressed.
Steele's concept aims to fill a conceptual gap in realist International Relations (IR) which puts strategic, self-interested state behaviour in diametrical opposition to ethically motivated action. If these were indeed related in mutual exclusion, Steele wonders, why then would states ever feel compelled to pursue non-strategic courses of action? He asks: "How are moral actions rational?" (Steele 2008, 2). His answer points at the ultimate relativity of any moral pursuit, in that state behaviour may seem irrational, but nevertheless can be subjectively rational — it makes sense in relation to self.
Steele derives much of his theory from the work by Anthony Giddens on structuration and self-identity. Giddens, an obvious source of inspiration to constructivists like Wendt (1999) who reject thinking in dichotomous pairs, starts out with dissolving the structure- agency dualism by means of mutual constitution: Structure shapes agency, which in turn adds to the nature of said structure (Giddens 1979). In a similar fashion does Steele claim that the incentive for moral action is already within states' identities themselves, and therefore not merely external. This is an important deviation from mainstream theories which tend to emphasise environmental factors.
Inherent contradiction and synthesis
This introspective gesture echoes, in a way, some of the philosophical contentions brought forward by Hegel. The concept of inherent contradiction is an important but underemphasised aspect of Hegelian dialectics. These move from abstraction to negative, and culminate in the concrete, which is a merging of opposites (sublation), producing what Fichte (not, as popularly assumed, Hegel) coined synthesis. In this essay I will focus on synthesis as the moment of transformation in which not yet becomes not anymore. Thus, in a movement that is very similar to both Giddens' structuration and Steele's ontology, a contradiction is contained within its opposite pole: Sublation absorbs Other into self. Or, as Hegel claims in his Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences: "If we let somewhat and another, the elements of determinate Being (then-and-there) fall asunder, the result is that some becomes other, and this other is itself a somewhat" (Hegel 1874, 150; emphasis added).
Hegel relates to Giddens and Steele in a profound way. All three scholars have in common an intention to dissolve dichotomising tendencies — Hegel literally transforms contradiction into one; Giddens dissolves an old dispute with the hybrid of structuration; and Steele, most recently, locates the "driving force" of "physical existence and social needs" in "the securing of self-identity through time" (Steele 2008, 2), acknowledging the roles of both exteriority and interiority.
This compromise, as also agreed to by social constructivists, is in fact not actually compromising: It emphasises one aspect without sacrificing the other — it puts them on par with one another by responding to 'either/or' with 'both'. This is important when considering ontological security in the case of the European refugee crisis, as it should remind oneself that by assigning emotion or affect a particular role in rational decision-making one does not need to disregard rationality, but instead point at the subjective particulars of such rationality.
Self and Other in the European refugee crisis
The subjective particulars on each level of the European refugee crisis — that is, national discourses within Europe, international security discourse post-9/11, as well as refugee discourse — all constitute platforms of contrasting ethical accounts. I will outline three ways in which they interfere with ontological security.
First, on the European level, security of self often refers to the security of 'the West' as an overarching category. The self-narrative of this entity is based, as we know, on core values such as secularism or liberalism. If we take these two pillars, we might see their consistency under potential threat by the refugee crisis. Secularism is suddenly in question to the extent that a large part of the European community seeks to distinguish itself from the predominantly Muslim refugee population by suddenly referring to a common European 'Christian heritage'. One striking example in this regard is Poland, where the prospect of welcoming Muslim refugees meets very vivid resentment — despite yawning non-familiarity with Muslim others in the demographic makeup of Poland. Polish sociologist Górak- Sosnowska quotes a declared Islam-critic who argues that it was simply "forward-looking" to be anti-Islam (Górak-Sosnowska 2016, 203).
Liberalism, in turn, is similarly feared to erode in confrontation with the Other whose moral concepts we imagine to be incompatible with our own understanding of freedom. French provincial authorities responded to Muslim women wearing the so-called 'Burkini' to the beach with prohibition. In defence of 'liberal society', large segments in the public debate went on to argue that someone whose looks go against French self-identity as liberal should be prevented from displaying such anti-liberal looks. This contradiction is fascinating because it showcases how the encounter between Western self and non-Western Other produces an incorporation of both — the transformation of the totality, in Hegelian terms, entails internal negation. Becoming here most clearly consists of ceasing-to-be and coming-to-be. One can expect encounters such as the 'Burkini'-debate to be decisive for the restoration of European ontological security.
Second, these regional and national discourses are inextricably embedded in a broader international security discourse that has significantly shifted after 9/11. Counter-terrorist foreign policies in and beyond the West since 9/11 are perhaps most striking examples of subjective rationality (tinged by affective appeal), yet they also play into the narrative of the refugee crisis: Humanitarian concerns, although still very strong elements of the debate, are now weighed against security concerns which emphasise the potential influx of terrorists on the refugee route. This plays a considerable role in the way by which the European self relates to the non-European Other — a relationship of contrast, particularly exacerbated and picked up on since the recent terrorist attacks in Europe. Beyond the material threat this poses, ontological security is at stake through a sudden uncertainty about the self as potential victim.
Third, although often excluded from the debate, refugees themselves have their own narratives that express a similar struggle between self-identity and its sudden disruption through the crisis of their self-status. In light of a profound lack of information that prevails in public debate, my thoughts on this important aspect are bound to remain somewhat speculative. Different from the European self, the category 'refugee' implies not only an ontological disruption of identity, but a more profound existential threat of self as such. The fragile-liminal status of a refugee is, in a way, a Hegelian Becoming in and of itself: A refugee is 'not a citizen' — not anymore in her or his country of origin, and not yet in her or his country of destination. Consequently, the stark inequality in the bargaining situation between refugee-self and host-Other expresses a power imbalance that significantly conditions and mediates the self-Other encounter.
Affective synthesis
All three parties to this bargain attempt to restore their own sense of self — the refugee crisis is a challenge. I argue that the post-9/11 security discourse in particular has introduced a dynamic that exacerbates the divergence between European self and refugee Other, its interference simultaneously weakening the humanitarian discourse. This is a significant impediment to an adequate rapprochement of both sides. With the complementary arguments by Steele and Hegel I come to the conclusion that an acknowledgement of subjective rationalities can enhance political responses to this crisis.
If states were merely interested in survival, why would there be a humanitarian concern with the refugee crisis at all? Considering the securing of self-identity in the terms of Steele illuminates this question: States are interested in an internally consistent self-narrative, and not responding to the refugee crisis would break, for instance, the Western narrative of human rights. The controversies over secularism and liberalism discussed above are symptomatic of this struggle for consistency.
In addition, the process is intersected by an overarching post-9/11 security discourse. The frequent suspicion of terrorists unlawfully entering European territory is perhaps an instance of what Hegel describes in his dictum "Evil resides in the very gaze which perceives Evil all around itself" (Hegel/Kainz 1994). Not the European discourse itself is evil, but rather it contains its own negative by giving the threat a name in the first place. I argue that it is precisely this non-recognition of the quality of the gaze that stands in the way of properly bringing about synthesis.
After all, moral concern with the refugee crisis is not a purely rational matter (in a positivist sense), but nevertheless subjectively rational in that it forms part of an internally consistent narrative. Acknowledging the role of subjective rationality, I propose, would allow for moving closer to a mutual rapprochement between European self and refugee Other. With regard to the power imbalance between self and Other, particular responsibility to act upon this lies within European self-spheres rather than with refugees themselves. Material security concerns with immediate threats could be supplemented with a more prudent attitude that avoids viewing humanitarian concerns through this same security lens and instead attempts to understand other rationality rather than discarding such as irrationality.
This essay was submitted in 2016 as part of an undergraduate course in International Relations at University College Utrecht, The Netherlands.
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Q: Move with mouse WPF Window within WindowsFormsHost inside I have a mainWindow within a grid and a couple of wpf UserControls inside this grid.
I have as well three methods that control the movement inside the grid through my mouse.
MouseDown, MouseMove and MouseUp and it works properly.
When I add a WindowsFormsHost inside one of these UserControl, it just DOESN'T work anymore. I can move the window, but the WindowsFormsHost stays in the same place.
I'd like to know how to move a window inside a grid using mouse events when I have a WindowsFormsHost inside.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Felipe.
PS. These are the methods I use to move my UserControl inside the grid.
public void Control_MouseLeftButtonDown(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
    isDragging = true;
    var draggableControl = sender as UserControl;
    clickPosition = e.GetPosition(this);
    draggableControl.CaptureMouse();
}

public void Control_MouseLeftButtonUp(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
    isDragging = false;
    var draggable = sender as UserControl;
    draggable.ReleaseMouseCapture();
}

public void Control_MouseMove(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
    var draggableControl = sender as UserControl;

    if (isDragging && draggableControl != null)
    {
        Point currentPosition = e.GetPosition(this.Parent as UIElement);

        var transform = draggableControl.RenderTransform as TranslateTransform;
        if (transform == null)
        {
            transform = new TranslateTransform();
            draggableControl.RenderTransform = transform;
        }

        transform.X = currentPosition.X - clickPosition.X;
        transform.Y = currentPosition.Y - clickPosition.Y;
    }
}

A: Perhaps try to apply translateTransform directly to WindowsFormHost or see what happens if you use WindowsFormHost.InvalidateVisual() after mousemove


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Canyon Creek Estates residents and Mosquito Squad franchisees Kelly and Andy Williams.
They moved to their north-side lake house permanently little over a year ago. After 20 years in the U.S. Air Force and a career in oilfield services, Andy Williams was looking for a veteran-friendly business. Kelly wanted to put her sales experience to good use.
The couple discovered Mosquito Squad, the largest mosquito-and-tick control franchise in North America. In late April, they signed on as franchisees.
And if you call, it's Andy who shows up at your doorstep or business — not a third-party contractor.
Although their customer base is primarily residential, the Canyon Lake residents also treat Gruene Historic District. Service areas include all of Comal County including New Braunfels, Garden Ridge, Spring Branch/Bulverde and Canyon Lake. Customers live as far north as Austin and as far south as North San Antonio.
"Recent heavy rains, combined with our hilly terrain, create plenty of spaces for mosquitoes to actually breed," Kelly says. "When someone calls, we explain how to treat yards properly for mosquitoes."
Free advice includes "tip, toss and turn."
"Go out and make sure you don't have standing water in your yard," she says. "Mosquitoes will reproduce in a capful of water. That's all it takes. Dog water, buckets, planters, kiddie pools — anything that's laying around."
Zika virus and other mosquito-borne diseases pose a real threat to Texas homeowners.
"We've made it our goal to educate our neighbors and help keep them protected," Kelly says.
Mosquito Squad uses the latest EPA-registered mosquito control barrier treatments, larvicide and all-natural substances to eliminate mosquitoes from yards and outdoor spaces.
Contact the Kelly family at 830-515-5595 or visit SCTexasMosquitoSquad.com for more information.
Public Health Measures
To date, no cases of Zika virus have been reported in Comal County.
Comal County's Office of Public Health regularly coordinates with Texas Department of State Health Services to monitor developments and follow most-recent state and federal guidelines for dealing with mosquito-borne Zika virus, which especially affects pregnant mothers and their fetuses.
The most common signs and symptoms of Zika include fever, rash, headache, joint pain, conjunctivitis (red eyes) and muscle pain.
"We encourage anyone who thinks they might have Zika to contact their health care provider, who can consult with the Office of Public Health on testing," says Dr. Dorothy Overman, a family-practice physician who serves as Comal County's health authority.
Residents can combat Zika by protecting themselves from mosquito bites. Steps include:
Wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants
Using EPA-registered insect repellents
Using permethrin-treated clothing
Eliminating standing water on your property, including cleaning rain gutters
Staying and sleeping in screened-in or air-conditioned rooms
Avoiding or limiting outdoor activities during peak mosquito times.
Comal County crews also abate mosquitoes in the public right of way as needed, and on private property that is vacant or abandoned on a complaint basis. Residents can call 830-608-2090 to begin the abatement process on vacant or abandoned land.
"Keeping our county healthy requires a full community effort," said Angela Lopez, the county's public health emergency preparedness coordinator. "Anyone looking for more information can visit TexasZika.org or CDC.gov."
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http://www.jewishworldreview.com | The principal of the Nickajack Elementary School outside Atlanta recently decreed that no student would be permitted to bring peanuts or peanut butter to school. She is not alone. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, schools in "at least nine states" now ban peanuts and peanut butter.
The reason? A few students are highly allergic to peanuts, and if not treated in time, the reaction can lead to death.
Lest 1 or 2 percent of the students have a bad reaction to peanuts (a reaction that is entirely treatable by the school nurse), the cheapest, tastiest, healthiest food that most kids like -- the peanut butter and jelly sandwich -- is now forbidden in some American schools.
We have here in microcosm five highly destructive developments in modern American life:
1. Social policies determined by "compassion." To the Nickajack Elementary School's principal and the many other Americans who support a peanut ban, the issue is simple: peanut butter and jelly sandwiches on one side, the health of some students on the other. Compassion obviously dictates a peanut ban.
More and more Americans want more and more of American social policy -- from schools to government -- to be guided by compassion. But compassion-first advocates do not understand that while compassion can and usually should determine personal behavior, it must almost never determine society's behavior.
When compassion determines social policy, it is almost always destructive. Because compassion is by definition highly selective, it is not possible to be equally compassionate to everyone. When dealing with the public, compassion to some people inevitably means injustice to others. For example, if compassion for the sufferers of one disease determines society's funding of research into that disease, sufferers of other diseases will receive less compassion and therefore unjustly receive less funding.
Banning peanuts is unjust, even mean, to the 98 percent of elementary school students for whom peanut butter is the most practical source of protein they will eat at school. It is cheap, delicious, and won't spoil as meat or cheese might. For the sake of a few students, thousands are seriously inconvenienced.
2. Compassion or selfishness?
To deny nearly every student at an elementary school the right to eat their favorite healthy food is labeled compassion, and the educators who push for the ban may well be motivated by compassion. But the activists who demand the community's compassion are simply selfish.
On my radio show, I spoke to a parent whose child is highly allergic to peanuts, and who supports school bans on peanuts. After a few minutes of challenges, he acknowledged that he is simply being selfish. I saluted his honesty. Would that the rest of us acknowledge the selfishness that is at the root of so many policies determined by compassion.
3. Compassion trumps all.
Compassion trumps all other considerations, especially facts and reason. The fact is that there is an antidote to peanut poisoning that every school can easily administer. The fact is that banning peanuts actually makes schools less safe for nut-allergic students, since they then let their guard down and think they can eat other students' food. And reason suggests that if we ban peanuts, we should also ban school picnics to protect those who can die from bee stings. But to raise such objections only shows that one is not compassionate.
4. Fear of lawsuits.
As powerful as compassion is, neither it nor justice dominates school, company or government policies today as much as fear of trial lawyers. Parents now sue schools for their children's poor grades. Surely they will for allergic reactions.
5. The pursuit of a risk-free world.
Perhaps it has been this generation's unprecedented affluence. Perhaps it has been the absence of widespread suffering in America since World War II. Whatever the reason, more and more Americans have been preoccupied with abolishing all risks to their well-being. Americans increasingly feel that no price is too high to pay to ensure no risk.
Such thinking, however, is very wrong. With fewer and fewer risks demanding ever more money and ever more legislation, the prices we are paying are getting ever steeper. Just ask the tens of thousands of schoolchildren now eating junk instead of peanut butter.
If your kid is allergic to peanuts, have the school stock epinephrine. Don't deprive all the other children of peanuts. That's not compassionate; it's selfish.
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Monday morning President Trump held a press conference concerning the weekend's mass shootings. At that press conference President Trump stated:
"The shooter in El Paso posted a manifesto online consumed by racist hate. In one voice, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry, and white supremacy. These sinister ideologies must be defeated. Hate has no place in America. Hatred warps the mind, ravages the heart, and devours the soul. We have asked the FBI to identify all further resources they need to investigate and disrupt hate crimes and domestic terrorism — whatever they need."
After President Trump's press conference the New York Times had a headline that read:
Trump Urges Unity vs. Racism
Well the Democratic Party could not believe that their media arm, the New York Times, would actually print a factual statement by President Trump. So they went on the warpath and delivered the following tweets and statements:
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez blasted the headline by tweeting that the front page should:
serve as a reminder of how white supremacy is aided by – and often relies upon – the cowardice of mainstream institutions.
New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Tweeted:
That's not what happened,
Cory Booker wrote:
Lives literally depend on you doing better, NYT. Please do.
'Beto" O'Rourke called the headline:
Well approximately an hour after the above headline went viral in a preview of Tuesday's front page, the New York Times buckled under pressure of the Democratic Party and changed the headline to:
Assailing Hate But Not Guns
Sure the main stream media and certainly The New York Times are not biased in their coverage at all. The New York Times and the Democratic Party are not in bed with each other, those who think that are crazy.
The New York Times also announced that they have changed their famous slogan from "All the news that's fit to print" to "All the news the Democratic Party Allows us to print."
Good for them; at least they are starting to be honest now.
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Sagaba Konate to join Best Virginia for TBT
Matt Digby
WOAY – With just over two months until the 2021 edition of The Basketball Tournament, a familiar face to WVU basketball followers will be joining Best Virginia.
The team announced via Twitter Monday that Sagaba Konate has joined the 2021 roster; he previously played three seasons for the Mountaineers.
The Bamako, Mali native averaged 10.8 points and 7.6 rebounds per game in 2017-18, earning Third Team and All-Defensive Team honors from the Big 12 Conference. In 2018-19, he averaged 13.6 points and eight rebounds per game, but only appeared in eight contests because of injuries. He entered the NBA Draft in April 2019, and has played for Toronto's NBA G-League affiliate; Konate currently plays professionally in Greece.
As of Monday, Best Virginia and Herd That – a team of mostly Marshall men's basketball alumni – are the only teams confirmed to play in the Charleston regional. TBT is scheduled to begin July 16; games in Charleston start July 17.
Matt Digby is the Sports Director at WOAY-TV. He joined the station in January 2015 – right in the middle of Big Atlantic Classic Week. Read More


Don't expect another quiet week on Wall Street. Though volume will likely remain light during the final week of summer, trading could get choppy this week as investors gear up for Ben Bernanke's closely watched annual speech at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
Hopes are high that the whole debate over will-they-or-won't-they take steps to stimulate the economy may finally near a settlement when the Fed chief takes the stage on Friday.
Economists and investors alike have been parsing through Fed statements, speeches and meeting minutes to get a hint of what the central bank's next moves might be. So far, the signals have been mixed.
"I personally don't want QE3 because it doesn't seem like it's particularly effective, but I think it's likely," said Kim Forrest, senior equity analyst at Fort Pitt Capital.
Minutes from the Fed's two-day meeting that concluded Aug. 1 were released last week and suggested that additional stimulus could come "fairly soon" unless the economic recovery regains substantial and sustainable strength. But a day later, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard talked down the odds of anything imminent, calling the minutes "a bit stale."
Then at the end of last week, Bernanke reiterated that the Fed still has room to boost the economy if needed, in a written reply to Rep. Darrell Issa. The remarkets gave a boost to the U.S. stock market.
"I think the Fed will wait until October meeting to announce QE3, but I think Bernanke will at least layout the framework of how it's going to unfold -- the mechanics -- during his Jackson Hole speech," said Forrest.
After all, Bernanke used his Jackson Hole speech two years ago to hint at QE2, and launched the second round of bond buying just two months later.
Forrest thinks if the Fed waits until its Oct. 23-24 meeting, instead of September, the move will be perceived to be less partisan, since it won't begin to have a material impact on the economy until well after the elections in November.
As they await Bernanke's speech, investors will be sorting through a batch of economic data during the week, including reports on consumer confidence, pending home sales, personal income and spending, as well as Chicago area manufacturing. The government will also release its second reading on second-quarter economic growth.
The Fed's beige book, a report covering economic activity in the bank's 12 regional districts, is also due during the week.
Investors will also continue to keep an eye on Europe next week, particularly Greece, Spain and Italy.
Eurozone leaders have indicated that any concessions for Greece will not be made until after a report on the nation's finances is complete next month.
But investors will tune into any chatter and developments to get a better gauge of how European officials will work with Greece since "Greece is the poster child for how leaders and policymakers will handle the rest of the problem countries in Europe," said Forrest.
Greece is still struggling to cope with a punishing debt load as its economy remains mired in a years-long recession, and many investors and economists believe there is at least a 50% chance that Greece will leave the currency union, or be forced out, this year.
Last week, U.S. stocks ended last slightly lower, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ticking down 0.9%, the S&P 500 losing 0.5% and the Nasdaq shedding 0.2%.


Haylie Shope singled down the lf line; Morgan Curley advanced to third.
Grace Botti grounded out to ss, RBI; Haylie Shope advanced to second; Morgan Curley scored.
Emily Hester hit by pitch.
Kristan Lizardi singled to second base.
Biz Walters singled to second base, bunt; Kristan Lizardi advanced to third.
Morgan Curley singled through the left side, RBI, advanced to second on the throw; Biz Walters advanced to third; Kristan Lizardi scored.
Emily Harris singled up the middle, 2 RBI, out at second cf to c to ss; Morgan Curley scored; Biz Walters scored.
Haylie Shope homered to left field, RBI.
Grace Botti singled to shortstop.
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Chloe Freischmidt to c for Emma Casey.
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Jill Torres doubled down the lf line.
Morgan Curley singled to shortstop.
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Emily Harris advanced to second on a wild pitch; Morgan Curley advanced to third on a wild pitch.
Grace Botti singled through the right side, 2 RBI, advanced to second on an error by rf, advanced to third; Haylie Shope scored; Emily Harris scored; Morgan Curley scored.
Jill Torres singled down the lf line, RBI; Grace Botti scored.
Carly Rigsbee singled down the lf line; Jill Torres advanced to second.
Kristan Lizardi walked; Carly Rigsbee advanced to second; Jill Torres advanced to third.
Michalyn Bingham singled to third base, RBI; Kristan Lizardi advanced to second; Carly Rigsbee advanced to third; Jill Torres scored.
Biz Walters singled to second base, RBI; Michalyn Bingham advanced to second; Kristan Lizardi advanced to third; Carly Rigsbee scored.
Savannah Poole pinch hit for Morgan Curley.
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Lauren Crowe singled to center field, 2 RBI; Biz Walters advanced to second; Michalyn Bingham scored; Kristan Lizardi scored.
Dara Moore pinch hit for Haylie Shope.
Morgan Curley to dp for Savannah Poole.
Emily Harris to ss for Lauren Crowe.
Haylie Shope to 1b for Dara Moore.
Tori West to dp for Morgan Mahaffey.


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import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import com.github.TKnudsen.ComplexDataObject.model.processors.IDataProcessor;
import com.github.TKnudsen.ComplexDataObject.model.processors.ParameterSupportTools;
import com.github.TKnudsen.timeseries.data.multivariate.ITimeSeriesMultivariate;
import com.github.TKnudsen.timeseries.data.primitives.TimeDuration;
import com.github.TKnudsen.timeseries.data.primitives.TimeQuantization;

public class LinearInterpolation extends DimensionBasedTimeSeriesMultivariateProcessor {

	/**
	 * threshold duration when a local interpolation process will be triggered.
	 * Also: quantization of interpolated subsequences.
	 */
	private TimeDuration timeDuration;

	@SuppressWarnings("unused")
	private LinearInterpolation() {
		this(TimeQuantization.SECONDS, 3L);
	}

	public LinearInterpolation(TimeQuantization timeQuantization, long count) {
		this(new TimeDuration(timeQuantization, count));
	}

	public LinearInterpolation(TimeDuration timeDuration) {
		this.timeDuration = timeDuration;
	}

	@Override
	protected void initializeUnivariateTimeSeriesProcessor() {
		this.setTimeSeriesProcessor(
				new com.github.TKnudsen.timeseries.operations.preprocessing.univariate.LinearInterpolation(
						timeDuration));
	}

	@Override
	public List<IDataProcessor<ITimeSeriesMultivariate>> getAlternativeParameterizations(int count) {
		List<IDataProcessor<ITimeSeriesMultivariate>> processors = new ArrayList<>();

		long typeFactor = timeDuration.getTypeFactor();

		List<Long> alternativeLongs = ParameterSupportTools.getAlternativeLongs(typeFactor, count);

		for (Long l : alternativeLongs)
			if (l > 0)
				processors.add(new LinearInterpolation(timeDuration.getType(), l));

		return processors;
	}

	public TimeDuration getTimeDuration() {
		return timeDuration;
	}

}

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Andrew Schoultz in "Left Coast: California Political Art"
Currently on view at the James Gallery (through May 30, 2015) at City University of New York is "Left Coast: California Political Art," featuring MMG's Andrew Schoultz. Curated by Nadiah Fellah, the exhibition includes artworks from the 1980s to the present that focus on the spirit of protest and resistance, which has come to be synonymous with the West Coast in recent years.
The title of the exhibition takes its name from a playful moniker for the left-wing politics associated with California, a place that curator and art historian Peter Selz has referred to as "America's edge." By exploring how the roles of these artists cross into the realm of activism, the show brings to the fore timely political tensions and social movements that are unfolding across the country. The exhibition will feature sculptures, drawings, paintings, video and prints by several contemporary artists currently working in California, as well as newly commissioned works by Los Angeles-based artist Andrew Schoultz, the Bay Area-based mural collective Precita Eyes Mural Collective, and the international artist collectiveFuturefarmers, founded by San Francisco artist Amy Franceschini. Also included in the presentation are works by artists Judith F. Baca, Evan Bissell,Libby Black, Enrique Chagoya, Bruce Conner, Estudio Teddy Cruz with Fonna Forman, Jennifer Moon, PERSIA and DADDIE$ PLA$TIK, Lari Pittman,Rigo 23, Favianna Rodriguez, Martin Wong, and Imin Yeh. This exhibition is curated by Nadiah Fellah, the Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial Fellow.
Sourcing inspiration from 15th Century German map making and Indian miniature paintings, Andrew Schoultz's frenetic imagery depicts an ephemeral history bound to repeat itself. In his mixed-media works, notions of war, spirituality and sociopolitical imperialism are reoccurring themes, which shrewdly parallel an equally repetitive contemporary pursuit of accumulation and power. Intricate line work, painting, metal leaf and collage twist and undulate under Schoultz's meticulous hand, ranging from intimately sized wall works to staggering murals and installations. While his illustrated world seems one of chaos and frenzy, Schoultz also implies a sense of alluring fantasy and whimsy – a crossroads vaguely familiar to the modern world.
Schoultz (b. 1975, WI) received his BFA from the Academy of Art University, San Francisco (CA). He has had solo exhibitions in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Copenhagen, Philadelphia, Rotterdam, Boston, London, Portland, Detroit and Milan. He has been included in group exhibitions at the Andy Warhol Museum (PA), Torrance Art Museum (CA), Havana Biennial (Cuba), Hyde Park Arts Center (IL), Laguna Art Museum (CA), San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (CA), among others. His work can be seen in the public collections of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (CA), Los Angeles County Museum of Art (CA), Frederick R. Weisman Foundation (CA) and the Progressive Art Collection (OH), in addition to his publicly funded murals in Portland (ME), Jogjakarta (Indonesia) and San Francisco (CA). Schoultz lives and works in San Francisco (CA).


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Missouri Redistricting Commission to Meet Today
Jan 3, 2022 @ 5:45am
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(Missourinet) A state commission drawing new Missouri House districts plans to hold a public hearing today (Monday) to work out its differences.
The commission members agree on 112 of the 163 House districts. The disagreements are in the heavily populated areas of Jackson, Greene, Boone and St. Louis Counties. Today's public hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Jefferson State Office Building in Jefferson City.
The Senate commission's work has ended in a deadlock and the Senate map will be handled by a panel of judges.
Missouri redraws its Congressional and legislative districts every ten years. The proposed plan would give Republicans six likely Congressional seats and Democrats two seats.