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Health tab in the United States reached $ 4,000,000 as the government turned on the tap to fight COVID
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WASHINGTON (AP) – Health spending in the United States soared to $ 4.1 trillion last year as Congress turned on the tap of federal dollars to fight the coronavirus pandemic on several fronts.
A government report released on Wednesday said national health spending jumped 9.7% in 2020, more than double the usual growth rate, with health care accounting for nearly $ 1 in $ 5 in the economy. . The federal government's share of health spending increased by 36%.
In a twist, this growth has not been driven so much by dedicated patient care, but by federal grants to keep hospitals and medical providers solvent; funding to develop and deploy COVID tests, vaccines, treatments and countermeasures; and assisting state Medicaid programs in the face of a potential wave of uninsured people in a public health crisis.
"The story that unfolded in 2020 and continues today is unlike anything that has happened in the past 100 years," the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid number calculators report said. Services. Published online by the journal Health Affairs, the report is an annual benchmark measuring the impact of health care on the economy as a whole.
Last year, as elective surgeries were canceled and telehealth replaced office visits, Congress overwhelmingly approved bipartisan measures that have spent tens of billions of dollars to prevent the private health system from collapsing. .
Besides direct federal spending on COVID countermeasures and Medicaid money for states, the strategy has largely worked, said economist Douglas Holtz-Eakin, former director of the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office and longtime political advisor Republicans.
"The COVID cases have kept hospitals from having their usual business volume," Holtz-Eakin said. "The federal government's bailout money was really important when other sources dried up." A $ 122 billion supplier relief fund, through which hospitals could claim taxpayer dollars to make up for their losses, was the keystone.
"When I look at 2020 it wasn't perfect, but I think Congress deserves high marks for what it has done," added Holtz-Eakin.
The $ 4.1 trillion tab for 2020 represents an increase of about $ 365 billion over national health spending in 2019. This equates to $ 12,530 per person.
In other highlights, the report found:
– The number of uninsured people has not swelled with the job losses, but has remained fairly stable at around 30 million. This confirms earlier reports from the Census Bureau. However, there has been a shift in coverage, with fewer people covered in the workplace and more people receiving their health care through the Medicaid and Affordable Care Act markets.
– Medicare lists grew more slowly in the first year of the pandemic, but part of that was because people were dying. "The deceleration is due in part to an increase in mortality in the population aged 65 and over as a result of the pandemic," the report said. Seniors accounted for 14% of COVID cases, but 80% of deaths.
– Increased federal funding for Medicaid has helped ease the financial burden of the pandemic on state and local governments. State and local funded health spending declined by about 3% in 2020. The federal share of Medicaid spending was around 69% in 2020, the highest percentage in 50 years and more of the program.
– Direct health expenditure by individuals fell by 3.7%, which is rare. This was in large part due to the postponement of surgeries, dental care, and diagnostic procedures such as colonoscopies. Employers who fund health insurance coverage for their workers also spent less.
"The bipartisan federal relief effort in 2020 was critical to strengthening the U.S. health care system and helping millions of people stay insured during a national public health emergency – this data provides hard evidence," the economist said. Sara Collins Health of the non-partisan Commonwealth Fund, which works to expand access. "This is absolutely the story of a large, two-party federal relief effort that worked."
But this year, Americans are politically polarized over vaccine mandates and mask requirements, and COVID-19 is likely to have a continuing impact on healthcare spending in the United States.
"There will likely be noticeable effects from the widespread vaccination efforts that began in the spring of 2021 and the emergence of the delta variant in the summer," the report said. "Uncertainty remains as to how the pandemic might evolve during the winter months given the emergence of the omicron variant. "
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Designed by Christian Sharps (or Sharps rifle fame), the Sharps & Hankins carbine was a light and handy rimfire carbine intended for military use. It was a single-shot weapon with an unusual action to lever the barrel forward off the frame, and several interesting technical feature. Most significantly, it used a floating firing pin in the frame, instead of one directly connected to the hammer – a common practice today but novel in the 1850s and 60s.
This example is one of the carbines purchased by the US Navy, which included a distinctive leather sheath on the barrel. This was to protect against salt spray, although these days they are more of a liability for trapping moisture against the barrels, since few owners today expose the guns to ocean spray.
Leather boiled in beeswax – aka Cuir Bouilli – was one type of waterproof leather. I can't tell from the video if that specific treatment was what they used.
Failing some sort of bluing, they could have simply PAINTED the barrels for rust prevention. The practice was quite common to protect armor in the middle ages. Aside from that, this design is simple and handy, a feature to be admired.
US22753 – January 25, 1859 – this is the original patent for the sliding breech mechanism. In this case applied to a C. Sharps derringer pistol. AFAIK, this under lever four-barrel design was only produced by L. Ghaye of Liege, Belgium for a licensed version of the Sharps derringer.
US32790 – July 9, 1861 – here is the rifle size version of the sliding breech mechanism.
US32899 – July 23, 1861 – the rear sight patent.
US33546 – October 22, 1861 – the safety patent.
I wasn't able to find any patent for the leather barrel cover, or any patents by William Hankins.
I don't think that this was meant to provide any sort of corrosion resistance for the firearm. This was most likely applied for the same reason you see leather covers on the forward barrel of a telescope or spy-glass, to give you a secure grip in wet conditions. Metal and wood become very slick when soaked by sea water, providing a leather cover, while making corrosion a major problem in the long term, help to prevent dropping things into the ocean in the short term.
The original Navy purchase orders specified that the leather cover was for protection against moisture. Note that the major users of the Navy issue S&H during the Civil War were riverine forces operating on the nation's internal waterways, notably the Mississippi. Salt corrosion was not a factor above the Delta, but protection from environmental humidity absolutely was.
It's interesting to compare the S&H leather "sleeve" to the barrel-enclosing protective tube of the German Model 1888 Commission rifle. It was also intended to protect the barrel from humidity, plus external "bumps and dings".
It accomplished the latter fairly well, but changes in temperature and humidity tended to cause moisture to condense inside it. Most Commission rifles still in original condition today have evidence of such corrosion on the external surfaces of their barrels and the inside of the tube if they saw much field service.
Can you point me at the primary source for that information? I'd love to read their reasoning for that. Anyone who has put up a firearm in a wet leather holster or scabbard knows that this doesn't give the firearm any protection from moisture whatsoever.
I miss the links to Rock Island auctions in this new format.
I wonder why he just didnt make it break – open.


Carl Andre is best known for the gridded floor pieces he developed in the mid-1960s—flat arrangements of identical unjoined units of industrial material, which defy sculpture's conventional verticality and stability (see 144 Lead Square, 1969). Also at that time, he began to describe sculpture in novel terms; he conceived of the object as a cut in space and the artwork as a place or site.2 Such radical forms and ideas seem to have appeared quite suddenly. They bear little resemblance to Andre's totemic Brancusi-esque works of 1958–59 and he had made little sculpture in the interim. To explain his abrupt conceptual and formal advances, scholars have often contented themselves with biographical myths propagated by the artist himself. For example, Andre's use of "clastic" (i.e. unjoined) units is often credited to his experience working as a brakeman on the Pennsylvania Railroad from 1960–64. In another origin story, Andre devised the concept of flat sculpture while canoeing on a lake in New Hampshire, where he suddenly "realized his sculpture had to be as level as the water."3 Both of these anecdotes, which Andre employed to clarify his unconventional sculpture, have been canonized as quasi-religious epiphanies explaining the artist's major formal and conceptual shift.
In Andre's early poetry we find not only morphological precedents to his mature sculpture (grids, scatters, rows, and clastic units), but also the origins of conceptual tenets often attributed to the 1965–67 period. One such breakthrough is the idea of the object as a cut in space, which inverts our traditional notion of positive and negative space; Andre explained, "A thing is a hole in a thing it is not."6 The seed of this principle is visible in his poetry before it appears in his sculpture. In 1963, he began work on the poem American Drill, in which the text is demarcated by the white of the page within a field of black ink, thereby reversing the typical positive presence of typed words on the negative space of the page. This is a direct precedent to his installation Cuts (1967), in which a single layer of concrete capstones covered the floor of the Dwan Gallery, with six rectangular recesses corresponding to his earlier sculpture Equivalents (1966). Although bearing a slightly later date, red red (1967) also comprises a field of text serving as the background, while the white of the page articulates a foregrounded figure.
The third work included in this exhibition, now now (1967), exemplifies another central concept often attributed to Andre's sculpture, but first found in his poetry of the early 1960s: artwork as place or site. This idea activates the viewer's awareness that the page and the gallery, while often neglected as neutral backgrounds, are forceful components of a work of art. In now now, Andre shows four iterations that are ostensibly identical: a single word now within a square. However, he clearly demonstrates that the word's placement within space affects how one sees it. As a sculptor, Andre similarly draws attention to the space of the gallery by not only replicating the floor with his flat sculptures and encouraging viewers to physically traverse these pieces, but also by situating his works so that they have a dynamic relationship with the space they inhabit; they jut out from the wall, nestle into corners, and occupy the middle of the room sanspedestal.
Andre's text-based work belongs to the phenomenon of artists' writings of the 1960s and should be studied alongside and in contrast to those of Robert Smithson, Mel Bochner, Robert Morris, and Donald Judd, to name a few. As study of Andre's poetry increases, we should consider it not as a facile equivalent to his sculpture, but rather ought to situate it more carefully on a continuum in his development as an artist.
1. When explaining his poetry to Robert Morris in 1975, Carl Andre stated, "I have used the typewriter as a machine or lathe or saw, to apply letters on the page. I really do feel very tactile using a typewriter." Cited in Carl Andre, Cuts: Texts 1959–2004, ed. James Meyer (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2005), 212.
2. Andre articulated both the "use of the material as a cut in space" and "sculpture as place" in David Bourdon, "The Razed Sites of Carl Andre" Artforum 5 (October 1966): 15.
3. Andre underscored the biographical stories of both the railroad and the lake to Bourdon in ibid, 15-17.
4. Attention has been paid to Andre's poetry throughout his career. Recent studies include: Liz Kotz, Words to Be Looked At: Language in 1960s Art (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2007); Dominic Rahtz, "Literality and Absence of Self in the Work of Carl Andre" Oxford Art Journal (27, 1 2004): 61-78; Alistair Rider, Carl Andre: Things and Their Elements (New York: Phaidon Press, 2011); and James Meyer in Cuts: Texts 1959–2004.
5. Andre's obliteration of meaning and communication in his poetry has been discussed by Robert Smithson "A Museum of Language in the Vicinity of Art" Art International (March 1968), 21; and Kotz, 142.
6. Andre in Bradford College Symposium in 1968; cited in Lucy Lippard, Six Years: The Dematerialization of the Art Object from 1966 to 1972 (Berkeley: University of California press, 1997), 40.
Carl Andre (b. 1935, Quincy, MA) attended public school in Quincy, Massachusetts, and graduated from Phillips Academy Andover, Massachusetts (1953). Recent solo exhibitions have been held at Konrad Fischer Galerie, Berlin (2008); Paula Cooper Gallery, New York (2008, 2009); Galerie Tschudi, Zuoz, Switzerland (2008, 2009); Galerie Greta Meert, Brussels (2008); Yvon Lambert, Paris (2008); Alfonso Artiaco, Naples (2008, 2010); Sadie Coles HQ, London (2009, 2011); Konrad Fischer Galerie (2009, 2011); the Chinati Foundation, Marfa, Texas (2010); Museum Kurhaus Kleve, Germany (2011); Museion, Bolzano, Italy (2011); and Galería Cayón, Madrid (2011). The most recent traveling retrospective of Andre's work, accompanied by a catalogue raisonné of the artist's poetry, opened at Dia:Beacon, New York (2014). Andre lives and works in New York City. More information about his work can be found at www.carlandre.net.
Delia Solomons (b. 1984, Savannah, GA) is a PhD candidate at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, specializing in twentieth-century art from Latin America, the United States, and Europe. Her dissertation examines the 1960s boom of Latin American art in the United States as sparked by the Cuban Revolution. She has worked as an Adjunct Instructor at New York University, Writer/Researcher/Editor for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, and Curatorial Assistant at the Grey Art Gallery, New York University. She lives in New York City.
When explaining his poetry to Robert Morris in 1975, Carl Andre stated, "I have used the typewriter as a machine or lathe or saw, to apply letters on the page. I really do feel very tactile using a typewriter." Cited in Carl Andre, Cuts: Texts 1959–2004, ed. James Meyer (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2005), 212.
Andre articulated both the "use of the material as a cut in space" and "sculpture as place" in David Bourdon, "The Razed Sites of Carl Andre" Artforum 5 (October 1966): 15.
Andre underscored the biographical stories of both the railroad and the lake to Bourdon in ibid, 15-17.
Attention has been paid to Andre's poetry throughout his career. Recent studies include: Liz Kotz, Words to Be Looked At: Language in 1960s Art (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2007); Dominic Rahtz, "Literality and Absence of Self in the Work of Carl Andre" Oxford Art Journal (27, 1 2004): 61-78; Alistair Rider, Carl Andre: Things and Their Elements (New York: Phaidon Press, 2011); and James Meyer in Cuts: Texts 1959–2004.
Andre's obliteration of meaning and communication in his poetry has been discussed by Robert Smithson "A Museum of Language in the Vicinity of Art" Art International (March 1968), 21; and Kotz, 142.
Andre in Bradford College Symposium in 1968; cited in Lucy Lippard, Six Years: The Dematerialization of the Art Object from 1966 to 1972 (Berkeley: University of California press, 1997), 40.


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Loh Kean Yew: Badminton's new superstar?
Loh Kean Yew has had a special World Championship week in Huelva. The badminton he showed on the way to becoming Singapore's first champion poses an exciting question to fans. Did we just witness the announcement of the sport's new superstar?
There were glimpses of what was to come from Loh in Bali after defeating Kento Momota. This week began with a bang – a dismantling of the Olympic Champion and the man of the moment Viktor Axelsen. After losing the opening game, Loh raised his game to levels that left Axelsen scratching his head – 14-21, 21-9, 21-6. Loh then went on to slice through Wraber, Wangchareon and Prannoy.
In the semifinal, fans witnessed Antonsen get some traction against Loh, but ultimately it was not enough. Antonsen analysed that he was one of the fastest players he has played with a style he has not seen before, and Antonsen has played Lee Chong Wei!
The final
Srikanth Kidambi has been able to find some strong form at the right time, building in confidence tournament by tournament. The Indian secured history for his country by being the first Indian in the final. He caused problems for Loh, especially in the second game, but missed chances cost him dearly.
-I just feel like I had a lot of chances which unfortunately I could not convert. If I played a little smarter, I could have had the second and who knows what could have happened in the third. Those crucial two or three points make a huge difference, said a reflective Srikanth.
Discussing these key rallies, Loh commented.
-I did not really think at that point that I was going to win. I just stayed focused on being patient.
What did we watch?
Loh found a path to glory and won the match 21-15, 22-20. A huge achievement for Loh and Singapore. Up there with Jonathan Schooling winning an Olympic gold for the first time.
Comparisons have already been made to his idols, Lee Chong Wei and Lin Dan, but the way he has been able to win these matches has really sparked excitement in the badminton community.
Loh has been focused all week and reluctant to get ahead of himself in the post-match interviews. Despite being clearly surprised and ecstatic by his own performances, his words are purposefully grounded. However, after winning the gold he loosened up.
-Now I can finally tell you that I am really happy. I no longer have to hold back. I am super, super happy and very thankful to all the fans that support me. They all stayed up late watching my match.
Having avoided social media, Loh was asked how he will handle the attention now.
-I don't think I can finish replying to everyone. I always try to, but I can thank them here!
A much-awaited hug
In sport, fans always wish for something special to come along. Loh from Singapore, a population under six million, may have produced just that for badminton. Catapulted from promising to the top of the world, all eyes will be on him now to see how this story continues.
But first, a well-deserved rest and a hug from the parents.
-I haven't really thought of a plan yet, but I really want to spend some time with my family and friends. If I can go back to my parents, I really want to give them a hug and all my loved ones.

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Examples of E-Newsletters produced by Half Day PA.
Howcroft Real Estate first approached Half Day PA to produce their monthly market research newsletter since they didn't have the internal personnel with skills to produce a newsletter with the professional touch, didn't have the time and inspiration. Their database was being poorly managed. They were not getting open rates about 15% and up to 40% bounces. That is not acceptable!
Now they have a monthly newsletter that goes out right on schedule, their open rates are around 28%, minimal bounces that are self-managed within the program and their clients love the content. The most clicked on link is to his website, appropriately "Properties" which for a real estate agent is exactly what you want. Best of all, they are not tying up valuable staff time with fumbling through their marketing when they are more effective with other tasks.
The Inspirational Business Women's Network held monthly events in Mackay and needed a method of communication to advise members of their next meeting. Half Day PA was able to offer a cost-effective, timely option with email marketing. This was a great relief to the facilitators that could utilize the extra time to organize events with the peace of mind that their marketing was being attended to.


"Academic work submitted by a graduate student for graduate credit is assumed to be of her/his own creation, and, if found not to be, will constitute cause for the student's dismissal from the School" (Wayne State University Graduate Bulletin).
Plagiarism is generally defined as claiming someone else's ideas, words or information. It constitutes intellectual theft. Plagiarism can be avoided by footnoting any data, language, or ideas not of one's own creation. Paraphrasing or rewording of another's work without appropriate credit is also plagiarism. Similarly, plagiarism violates a student's responsibilities when a student purchases or otherwise acquires work done by another and submits it as one's own. Such behavior constitutes fraud, or cheating, and will result in disciplinary action. A related issue arises when a student takes a previously submitted course assignment and, making few or no changes, submits that assignment as part of the requirement for another course. Unless the instructor has specifically approved the re-use of previous work, this ethical violation of the student's responsibility to submit fresh, original work for each assignment will also be construed as plagiarism. Discovery of any such practices will result in disciplinary action.


So I couldn't find an introduction topic for new group members, and since that's usually how people get there names and faces out there for the first time I thought I'd make one for myself (and potentially others if the idea catches on!) and hope I don't come off as a complete idiot.
Hiya, I'm Maya. I'm new to the site, and joined because I have little to no social circle and even fewer dating prospects (and by fewer I mean none). I'm hoping to meet new friends and maybe meet someone special, though the latter might be difficult since I'm kind of still heartbroken over my fiancee leaving me just before our anniversary this year. Regardless, I thought I should say hi and introduce myself, so here I am! COME AND TALK TO ME, PLEASE!
i think this is a fantastic idea Maya.. P.S Love the name!!!
Yo, i'm Lea. Not to new to the site but hardly been on it and i'm like never around ppl like me cause i live in a small town and am stuck here for a bit. I joined in hopes to get to meet people and get to know 'em.
Hey maya whats good sorry to hear that bout ur x. Mine did me kinda the same. I got dumpped on my birthday last yr cuz my x thought she found the right one. come to find out she wasnt and has been since may my birthday again, lol to try to get back with me. So i feel u on that pain.
Hey de'ja whats up look thats cool u got a girl that is the total other part of u. Comin out for me was a bit hard to some of my friends n family kinda pushed me away but i didnt care cuz they werent in my bed with whom i wanted. What i have learned to do is never give people more info than they need to know just to be safe on me from bein treted diff from others. Mainly feel out the sit and if comfortable then easily tell whom ever.


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#include <cstring>
#include "android/jsengine/bridge/platform/core_side_in_simple.h"
#include "android/jsengine/bridge/platform/platform_side_multi_process.h"
#include "android/jsengine/bridge/script/script_bridge_in_simple.h"
#include "android/jsengine/utils/Utils.h"
#include "base/android/log_utils.h"
#include "core/config/core_environment.h"
#include "core/manager/weex_core_manager.h"
#include "third_party/IPC/IPCArguments.h"
#include "third_party/IPC/IPCByteArray.h"
#include "third_party/IPC/IPCHandler.h"
#include "third_party/IPC/IPCMessageJS.h"
#include "third_party/IPC/IPCResult.h"

namespace weex {
PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess* PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::g_instance = NULL;

PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess() {
  set_core_side(new CoreSideInSimple);
  set_platform_side(new PlatformSideInMultiProcess);
}

PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::~PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess() {}

void PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::RegisterIPCCallback(IPCHandler* handler) {
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(
          IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::SET_DEFAULT_HEIGHT_AND_WIDTH_INTO_ROOT_DOM),
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::ON_INSTANCE_CLOSE),
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  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::SET_STYLE_WIDTH),
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::SET_PADDING), SetPadding);
  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::SET_POSITION),
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  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::MARK_DIRTY), MarkDirty);
  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::SET_VIEWPORT_WIDTH),
      SetViewPortWidth);
  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::FORCE_LAYOUT),
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  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::NOTIFY_LAYOUT),
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  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::GET_RENDER_FINISH_TIME),
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::COPY_RENDER_OBJECT),
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(
          IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::SET_MEASURE_FUNCTION_ADAPTER),
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  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::SET_PLATFORM),
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  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(
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  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::ADD_OPTION), AddOption);

  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::INIT_FRAMEWORK),
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::INIT_APP_FRAMEWORK),
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  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::CREATE_APP_CONTEXT),
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::CALL_JS_ON_APP_CONTEXT),
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::DESTROY_APP_CONTEXT),
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      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::EXEC_JS_SERVICE),
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  handler->registerHandler(
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      CreateInstance);
  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::DESTROY_INSTANCE),
      DestroyInstance);
  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::EXEC_JS_ON_INSTANCE),
      ExecJSOnInstance);
  handler->registerHandler(
      static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::UPDATE_GLOBAL_CONFIG),
      UpdateGlobalConfig);

  handler->registerHandler(
        static_cast<uint32_t>(IPCMsgFromPlatformToCore::UpdateInitFrameworkParams),
        UpdateInitFrameworkParams);
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult>
PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetDefaultHeightAndWidthIntoRootDom(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetDefaultHeightAndWidthIntoRootDom");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  float default_width = arguments->get<float>(1);
  float default_height = arguments->get<float>(2);
  bool is_width_wrap_content = arguments->get<bool>(3);
  bool is_height_wrap_content = arguments->get<bool>(4);
  Instance()->core_side()->SetDefaultHeightAndWidthIntoRootDom(
      instance_id, default_width, default_height, is_width_wrap_content,
      is_height_wrap_content);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::OnInstanceClose(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC OnInstanceClose");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  Instance()->core_side()->OnInstanceClose(instance_id);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetStyleWidth(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetStyleWidth");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  std::string render_ref(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                         arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  float width = arguments->get<float>(2);
  Instance()->core_side()->SetStyleWidth(instance_id, render_ref, width);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetStyleHeight(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetStyleHeight");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  std::string render_ref(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                         arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  float height = arguments->get<float>(2);
  Instance()->core_side()->SetStyleHeight(instance_id, render_ref, height);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetMargin(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetMargin");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  std::string render_ref(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                         arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  int edge = arguments->get<int32_t>(2);
  float value = arguments->get<float>(2);
  Instance()->core_side()->SetMargin(instance_id, render_ref, edge, value);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetPadding(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetPadding");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  std::string render_ref(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                         arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  int edge = arguments->get<int32_t>(2);
  float value = arguments->get<float>(2);
  Instance()->core_side()->SetPadding(instance_id, render_ref, edge, value);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetPosition(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetPosition");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  std::string render_ref(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                         arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  int edge = arguments->get<int32_t>(2);
  float value = arguments->get<float>(3);
  Instance()->core_side()->SetPadding(instance_id, render_ref, edge, value);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::MarkDirty(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC MarkDirty");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  std::string render_ref(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                         arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  Instance()->core_side()->MarkDirty(instance_id, render_ref);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetViewPortWidth(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetViewPortWidth");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  float width = arguments->get<float>(1);
  Instance()->core_side()->SetViewPortWidth(instance_id, width);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::ForceLayout(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC ForceLayout");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  Instance()->core_side()->ForceLayout(instance_id);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::NotifyLayout(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC NotifyLayout");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  auto result = Instance()->core_side()->NotifyLayout(instance_id);
  return createInt32Result(result);
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult>
PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::GetFirstScreenRenderTime(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC GetFirstScreenRenderTime");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  auto result = Instance()->core_side()->GetFirstScreenRenderTime(instance_id);
  if (result.empty()) {
    return createVoidResult();
  } else {
    int64_t temp[]{result[0], result[1], result[2]};
    return createByteArrayResult(reinterpret_cast<const char*>(temp),
                                 3 * sizeof(int64_t) / sizeof(char));
  }
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::GetRenderFinishTime(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC GetRenderFinishTime");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  auto result = Instance()->core_side()->GetRenderFinishTime(instance_id);
  if (result.empty()) {
    return createVoidResult();
  } else {
    int64_t temp[]{result[0], result[1], result[2]};
    return createByteArrayResult(reinterpret_cast<const char*>(temp),
                                 3 * sizeof(int64_t) / sizeof(char));
  }
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult>
PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetRenderContainerWrapContent(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetRenderContainerWrapContent");
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  bool wrap = arguments->get<bool>(1);
  Instance()->core_side()->SetRenderContainerWrapContent(instance_id, wrap);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult>
PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::BindMeasurementToRenderObject(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC BindMeasurementToRenderObject");
  long ptr = arguments->get<int64_t>(0);
  Instance()->core_side()->BindMeasurementToRenderObject(ptr);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::RegisterCoreEnv(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC RegisterCoreEnv");
  std::string key(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                  arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  std::string value(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                    arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  Instance()->core_side()->RegisterCoreEnv(key, value);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::GetRenderObject(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  std::string instance_id(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                          arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  std::string render_ref(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                         arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  auto result =
      Instance()->core_side()->GetRenderObject(instance_id, render_ref);
  LOGE("IPC GetRenderObject %d", result);
  return createInt64Result(result);
}
std::unique_ptr<IPCResult>
PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::UpdateRenderObjectStyle(IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC UpdateRenderObjectStyle");
  long ptr = arguments->get<int64_t>(0);
  std::string key(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                  arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  std::string value(arguments->getByteArray(2)->content,
                    arguments->getByteArray(2)->length);
  Instance()->core_side()->UpdateRenderObjectStyle(ptr, key, value);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::UpdateRenderObjectAttr(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC UpdateRenderObjectAttr");
  long ptr = arguments->get<int64_t>(0);
  std::string key(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                  arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  std::string value(arguments->getByteArray(2)->content,
                    arguments->getByteArray(2)->length);
  Instance()->core_side()->UpdateRenderObjectAttr(ptr, key, value);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::CopyRenderObject(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC CopyRenderObject");
  long ptr = arguments->get<int64_t>(0);
  auto result = Instance()->core_side()->CopyRenderObject(ptr);
  return createInt64Result(result);
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult>
PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetMeasureFunctionAdapter(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetMeasureFunctionAdapter");
  Instance()->core_side()->SetMeasureFunctionAdapter();
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetPlatform(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetPlatform");
  std::string platform(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                       arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  WeexCore::WXCoreEnvironment::getInstance()->SetPlatform(platform);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult>
PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::SetDeviceWidthAndHeight(IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC SetDeviceWidthAndHeight");
  float width = arguments->get<float>(0);
  float height = arguments->get<float>(1);
  WeexCore::WXCoreEnvironment::getInstance()->set_device_width(width);
  WeexCore::WXCoreEnvironment::getInstance()->set_device_height(height);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::AddOption(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC AddOption");
  std::string key(arguments->getByteArray(0)->content,
                  arguments->getByteArray(0)->length);
  std::string value(arguments->getByteArray(1)->content,
                    arguments->getByteArray(1)->length);
  WeexCore::WXCoreEnvironment::getInstance()->AddOption(key, value);
  return createVoidResult();
}

static void FillVectorOfValueWithType(std::vector<VALUE_WITH_TYPE*>& params,
                                      IPCArguments* arguments, size_t start,
                                      size_t end) {
  for (size_t i = start; i < end; ++i) {
    auto value = new ValueWithType;
    switch (arguments->getType(i)) {
      case IPCType::DOUBLE: {
        value->type = ParamsType::DOUBLE;
        value->value.doubleValue = arguments->get<double>(i);
      } break;
      case IPCType::STRING: {
        const IPCString* ipcstr = arguments->getString(i);
        size_t size = ipcstr->length * sizeof(uint16_t);
        auto temp = (WeexString*)malloc(size + sizeof(WeexString));
        memset(temp, 0, size + sizeof(WeexString));
        temp->length = ipcstr->length;
        memcpy(temp->content, ipcstr->content, size);
        value->type = ParamsType::STRING;
        value->value.string = temp;
      } break;
      case IPCType::JSONSTRING: {
        const IPCString* ipcstr = arguments->getString(i);
        size_t size = ipcstr->length * sizeof(uint16_t);
        auto temp = (WeexString*)malloc(size + sizeof(WeexString));
        memset(temp, 0, size + sizeof(WeexString));
        temp->length = ipcstr->length;
        memcpy(temp->content, ipcstr->content, size);
        value->type = ParamsType::JSONSTRING;
        value->value.string = temp;
      } break;
      case IPCType::BYTEARRAY: {
        const IPCByteArray* array = arguments->getByteArray(i);
        size_t size = array->length * sizeof(char);
        auto temp = (WeexByteArray*)malloc(size + sizeof(WeexByteArray));
        memset(temp, 0, size + sizeof(WeexByteArray));
        temp->length = array->length;
        memcpy(temp->content, array->content, size);
        value->type = ParamsType::BYTEARRAY;
        value->value.byteArray = temp;
      } break;
      default: { value->type = ParamsType::JSUNDEFINED; } break;
    }
    params.push_back(value);
  }
}

static void ClearVectorOfValueWithType(std::vector<VALUE_WITH_TYPE*>& params) {
  for (auto it = params.begin(); it != params.end(); ++it) {
    switch ((*it)->type) {
      case ParamsType::STRING:
      case ParamsType::JSONSTRING:
        free((*it)->value.string);
        break;
      case ParamsType::BYTEARRAY:
        free((*it)->value.byteArray);
        break;
      default:
        break;
    }
    delete *it;
  }
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::InitFramework(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC InitFramework");
  // Source
  const char* source = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  // Params
  size_t startCount = 1;
  size_t count = arguments->getCount();
  std::vector<INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS*> params;
  for (size_t i = startCount; i < count; i += 2) {
    if (arguments->getType(i) != IPCType::BYTEARRAY) {
      continue;
    }
    if (arguments->getType(1 + i) != IPCType::BYTEARRAY) {
      continue;
    }
    const IPCByteArray* ba = arguments->getByteArray(1 + i);
    const IPCByteArray* ba_type = arguments->getByteArray(i);
    auto init_framework_params =
        (INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS*)malloc(sizeof(INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS));
    if (init_framework_params == nullptr) {
      break;
    }
    memset(init_framework_params, 0, sizeof(INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS));
    init_framework_params->type = IPCByteArrayToWeexByteArray(ba_type);
    init_framework_params->value = IPCByteArrayToWeexByteArray(ba);
    params.push_back(init_framework_params);
  }
  return createInt32Result(
      Instance()->core_side()->InitFramework(source, params));
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::InitAppFramework(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  const char* id = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  const char* js = arguments->getByteArray(1)->content;
  LOGE("Weex jsserver IPCJSMsg::INITAPPFRAMEWORK id:%s", id);
  if (strcmp(id, "") == 0) {
    return createInt32Result(static_cast<int32_t>(false));
  }
  // Params
  size_t startCount = 2;
  size_t count = arguments->getCount();
  std::vector<INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS*> params;
  for (size_t i = startCount; i < count; i += 2) {
    if (arguments->getType(i) != IPCType::BYTEARRAY) {
      continue;
    }
    if (arguments->getType(1 + i) != IPCType::BYTEARRAY) {
      continue;
    }
    const IPCByteArray* ba = arguments->getByteArray(1 + i);
    const IPCByteArray* ba_type = arguments->getByteArray(i);
    auto init_framework_params =
        (INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS*)malloc(sizeof(INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS));
    if (init_framework_params == nullptr) {
      break;
    }
    memset(init_framework_params, 0, sizeof(INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS));
    init_framework_params->type = IPCByteArrayToWeexByteArray(ba_type);
    init_framework_params->value = IPCByteArrayToWeexByteArray(ba);
    params.push_back(init_framework_params);
  }
  return createInt32Result(
      Instance()->core_side()->InitAppFramework(id, js, params));
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::CreateAppContext(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC CreateAppContext");
  // LOGE("Weex jsserver IPCJSMsg::CREATEAPPCONTEXT start");
  const char* instanceID = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  const char* js = arguments->getByteArray(1)->content;
  // LOGE("Weex jsserver IPCJSMsg::CREATEAPPCONTEXT end");
  return createInt32Result(
      Instance()->core_side()->CreateAppContext(instanceID, js));
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::ExecJSOnAppWithResult(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC ExecJSONAppWithResult");
  // LOGE("Weex jsserver IPCJSMsg::ExecJSONAppWithResult start");
  const char* instanceID = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  const char* js = arguments->getByteArray(1)->content;
  char* result = const_cast<char*>(
      Instance()->core_side()->ExecJSOnAppWithResult(instanceID, js));

  if (result == nullptr)
    return createByteArrayResult(nullptr, 0);
  else
    return createCharArrayResult(result);
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::CallJSOnAppContext(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC CallJSONAppContext");
  // LOGE("Weex jsserver IPCJSMsg::CallJSONAppContext start");
  const char* instanceId = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  const char* func = arguments->getByteArray(1)->content;

  std::vector<VALUE_WITH_TYPE*> params;
  FillVectorOfValueWithType(params, arguments, 2, arguments->getCount());
  auto result =
      Instance()->core_side()->CallJSOnAppContext(instanceId, func, params);
  ClearVectorOfValueWithType(params);
  return createInt32Result(result);
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::DestroyAppContext(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC DestroyAppContext");
  // LOGE("Weex jsserver IPCJSMsg::DestroyAppContext start");
  const char* instanceID = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  if (strlen(instanceID) == 0) {
    return createInt32Result(static_cast<int32_t>(false));
  }

  return createInt32Result(
      Instance()->core_side()->DestroyAppContext(instanceID));
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::ExecJSService(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC ExecJSService");
  const char* source = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  return createInt32Result(Instance()->core_side()->ExecJsService(source));
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::ExecTimerCallback(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC ExecTimerCallback");
  const char* source = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  Instance()->core_side()->ExecTimeCallback(source);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::ExecJS(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC ExecJS");
  const char* instanceId = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  const char* namespaceStr = arguments->getByteArray(1)->content;
  const char* func = arguments->getByteArray(2)->content;

  std::vector<VALUE_WITH_TYPE*> params;
  FillVectorOfValueWithType(params, arguments, 3, arguments->getCount());
  auto result =
      Instance()->core_side()->ExecJS(instanceId, namespaceStr, func, params);
  ClearVectorOfValueWithType(params);
  return createInt32Result(result);
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::ExecJSWithResult(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC ExecJSWithResult");
  const char* instanceId = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  const char* namespaceStr = arguments->getByteArray(1)->content;
  const char* func = arguments->getByteArray(2)->content;

  std::vector<VALUE_WITH_TYPE*> params;
  FillVectorOfValueWithType(params, arguments, 3, arguments->getCount());
  WeexJSResult jsResult = Instance()->core_side()->ExecJSWithResult(
      instanceId, namespaceStr, func, params);
  ClearVectorOfValueWithType(params);

  if (jsResult.length <= 0) {
    return createByteArrayResult(nullptr, 0);
  }
  std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> ipcResult =
      createByteArrayResult(jsResult.data, jsResult.length);
  WeexJSResultDataFree(jsResult);
  return ipcResult;
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::CreateInstance(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC CreateInstance");

  const char* instanceID = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  const char* func = arguments->getByteArray(1)->content;
  const char* script = arguments->getByteArray(2)->content;
  const char* opts = arguments->getByteArray(3)->content;
  const char* initData = arguments->getByteArray(4)->content;
  const char* extendsApi = arguments->getByteArray(5)->content;

  size_t startCount = 6;
  size_t count = arguments->getCount();
  std::vector<INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS*> params;
  for (size_t i = startCount; i < count; i += 2) {
    if (arguments->getType(i) != IPCType::BYTEARRAY) {
      continue;
    }
    if (arguments->getType(1 + i) != IPCType::BYTEARRAY) {
      continue;
    }
    const IPCByteArray* ba = arguments->getByteArray(1 + i);
    const IPCByteArray* ba_type = arguments->getByteArray(i);
    auto init_framework_params =
            (INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS*)malloc(sizeof(INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS));
    if (init_framework_params == nullptr) {
      break;
    }
    memset(init_framework_params, 0, sizeof(INIT_FRAMEWORK_PARAMS));
    init_framework_params->type = IPCByteArrayToWeexByteArray(ba_type);
    init_framework_params->value = IPCByteArrayToWeexByteArray(ba);
    params.push_back(init_framework_params);
  }
  return createInt32Result(Instance()->core_side()->CreateInstance(
      instanceID, func, script, opts, initData, extendsApi,params));
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::DestroyInstance(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC DestroyInstance");
  const char* instanceID = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  if (strlen(instanceID) == 0) {
    LOGE("DestoryInstance instanceId is NULL");
    return createInt32Result(static_cast<int32_t>(false));
  }

  return createInt32Result(
      Instance()->core_side()->DestroyInstance(instanceID));
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::ExecJSOnInstance(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC ExecJSONInstance");
  const char* instanceID = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  const char* script = arguments->getByteArray(1)->content;

  char* result = const_cast<char*>(
      Instance()->core_side()->ExecJSOnInstance(instanceID, script));

  if (result == nullptr)
    return createByteArrayResult(nullptr, 0);
  else
    return createCharArrayResult(result);
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::UpdateGlobalConfig(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC UpdateGlobalConfig");
  const char* configString = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  Instance()->core_side()->UpdateGlobalConfig(configString);
  return createVoidResult();
}

std::unique_ptr<IPCResult> PlatformBridgeInMultiProcess::UpdateInitFrameworkParams(
    IPCArguments* arguments) {
  LOGE("IPC UpdateInitFrameworkParams");
  const char* key = arguments->getByteArray(0)->content;
  const char* value = arguments->getByteArray(1)->content;
  const char* desc = arguments->getByteArray(2)->content;
  Instance()->core_side()->UpdateInitFrameworkParams(key, value, desc);
  return createVoidResult();
}

}  // namespace weex

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One boy, one girl, finally united together after a year apart. Brittany and Stephen met and fell in love in Las Vegas but basic training, tech training and a job in the Air Force kept him away for a year while she finished school. I was blessed to be able to capture their wedding day so they will always be able to remember it. Thanks also to Jenn Steffens of Pirates and Pixies Photography for second-shooting.


The guest at the Noon Briefing will be Mr. Jorge Chediek, Secretary-General's Envoy on South-South Cooperation and Director of the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation. Mr. Chediek will brief reporters on the Global South-South Development Expo 2018, which will take place at United Nations Headquarters in New York from 28 to 30 November, 2018 (http://www.expo.unsouthsouth.org).
In Geneva, at 10:30 a.m. in Room III, the International Labour Organization (ILO) will launch the ILO Global Wage Report 2018/19. Guy Ryder, ILO Director-General, will be the speaker.
At 10:00 a.m. in Conference Room 4, the Permanent Missions of Japan, Nigeria, Norway and Uzbekistan in partnership with the Human Security Unit, the UN Country Team in Uzbekistan and the Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office will hold a High-Level Event to launch the Multi-Partner Human Security Trust Fund for the Aral Sea Region. The Secretary-General and H.E. Sukhrob Kholmuradov, Deputy Prime Minister of Uzbekistan, will open the event.
The guest at the Noon Briefing will be Ms. Louise Arbour, the Secretary-General's Special Representative for International Migration. She will brief reporters ahead of the Intergovernmental Conference to Adopt the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, which will take place in Marrakech, Morocco, 10- 11 December 2018.
In Paris, at 4:00 p.m. at the Palais Brongniart, UN Environment will hold a press conference and launch event to present the 2018 Emissions Gap Report.
In the morning, the Security Council will be briefed on the Middle East, followed by consultations on Syria.
At 4:00 p.m., in S-237, there will be an end-of-presidency press briefing by Ambassador MA Zhaoxu, Permanent Representative of China to the United Nations and President of the Security Council.
Today is the Day of Remembrance for all Victims of Chemical Warfare.
The guest at the Noon Briefing will be Mr. Simon Bland, UNAIDS New York Director, who will speak about UNAIDS latest report, Knowledge is Power, ahead of World AIDS Day on 1 December.


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The Feed Recap: Malfunction The Hatfields
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Amazon Prime, TV Recaps
The Feed Season 1, Episode 1 gets off to a fast-paced start, introducing us to a highly technical world and the Hatfield family.
This recap of Amazon Series The Feed Season 1, Episode 1 contains significant spoilers. You can read the review of Season 1 by clicking these words.
As a slight introduction to the premise, The Feed centres on technology embedded into everyone's minds. People can control apps, the appearance of environments, and even listen to music. It's a central application that runs a human's life. Lawrence Hatfield (David Thewlis) created The Feed.
Episode 1 opens up with a wedding celebration at a British museum. Ben Hatfield is getting married to Miyu — two powerful families joining up. Meanwhile, in the kitchen, a chef's feed is malfunctioning. Back at the wedding party, Tom Hatfield is listening to music on his feed, and he notices Kate in the distance and starts flirting.
Kate introduced Tom to Evelyn and Max. Evelyn works with Lawrence who created The Feed. Out of nowhere, the chef grabs the groom Ben with a knife and says her mind feels dark. Tom talks to her, while Kate grabs the knife. The adrenaline brings Tom and Kate closer, and they sleep together in one of the rooms.
Now in the future, Kate is pregnant with Tom's baby. For work, Tom is a feed psychologist helping people to become less reliant on the technology. Ben shows up (he is already divorced after his recent wedding) and asks for help. Tom uses his feed to speak to dad Lawrence. He speaks of a missing friend called Dimitri and believes it is to do with his son who has somehow blocked the feed.
Tom meets Anton, Dimitri's son who now has an eye patch — his eye has been gouged out. Tom persuades Anton to share a memory of his roof jumping, and then horse riding with his father. And then randomly in the memory, Anton stabs his father with a pitchfork. They find Dimitri's dead body, and Anton says it is too dark in his mind and begs Tom to delete the feed.
At a birthday meal for Max, Tom tells Evelyn about Anton and how he felt dark in his mind. All of a sudden, everyone's feeds turn on and every app malfunctions, putting everyone in a state of paralysis. The Feed shows images of chaos. Worldwide news outlets report on how The Feed was hacked. Later, Tom speaks to Lawrence about the incident, and he tries to reassure Tom that everything will be okay.
As we enter the final phase of the pilot, Kate wakes up in the middle of the night and says someone is in her head. At the same time, her water breaks. Meanwhile, Meredith, Tom's mother, creates a feed video where the company announces that the "resistors" caused the hack.
Kate goes into labor in the hospital. Meredith turns up unannounced, which looks suspicious in Tom's mind. How did she know? The baby is born and Tom is delighted.
The Feed Season 1, Episode 1 ends with Tom asking what Kate meant when she said: "Someone is in my head". She claims she did not say anything so Tom asks Kate to check her memory. When she does, Kate again rejects the notion she said that. Tom asks if he can hold the baby, but he is not getting a response.
The Feed gets off to a healthy start.
The Feed Version Notes
Tom has three dots on his back.
Kate meets Tom's mother Meredith and she suggests using the feed to help bond with her baby.
Evelyn creates a feed where she can turn into whatever Max wants for his birthday.
Kate tells her midwife she isn't feeling right about the baby.
Ben kisses a feed version of his ex-wife Miyu.
Lawrence suggests removing the feed from the chef.
You can read the recap of the second episode by clicking these words.
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This week's tune is a one I originally produced as a Trance track back in 2008/2009. I've now reworked it as an ambient/chillout version!
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The winery is located in the municipality Gamlitz-Kranachberg in the winegrowing area südsteiermark (Austria). The history of the Sabathi farm dates back to 1860, but the farm was run as mixed farming for more than 100 years. After training in the winegrowing school Silberberg Hannes Sabathi joined the company, which has been run by him and his wife Karin since 2005.
Hannes Sabathi's passion for character, terroir Wines was made by traveling in the Burgundy aroused. According to the philosophy of the house, the wines are "an ideal synthesis of terroir (soil character), Jahrgangs- and varietal "Reflect. Hannes Sabathi is also referred to as "The Sabathi with the roots". On the one hand, this refers to the visual appearance of the labels, but also on the great importance that he attaches to the ground (original sound "Geiler Boden, geiler Wein"). The vineyards cover 30 hectares of vineyards in the vineyards Jägersberg. Kranachberg and Loren am Pössnitzberg, 95% of the white wine varieties Sauvignon Blanc. Morillon, Pinot Blanc ( Pinot Blanc ), Pinot Gris ( Pinot gris ) Riesling and yellow muscatel cultured; the rest is blue Zweigelt, It is practiced environmentally conscious management.
The wines are made according to the provisions of Styrian terroir & classic wineries vinified. These are the five categories STK-Wein, Dorfwein STK Gamlitz, Styrian Classic STK, Erste STK Lage and Große STK Lage. Under the name "Reserve", grapes from selected Sauvignon Blanc sticks of the Kranachberg vineyard, harvested with the highest ripeness, are only harvested in the best years Barrique expanded. Under the name "Freigeister", we experiment with special wines, so to speak, "lawlessly". These are the kind of one Orange wine mash-fermented " amphora Sauvignon Blanc "and" Natural Yellow Muscat "It will too Frizzante (Zweigelt Rosé and Muskateller) and also produces the typical Styrian pumpkin seed oil.
In 2013 Hannes Sabathi on the Kehlberg in the Styrian capital Graz Vineyards revitalized the vineyard West Styria assigned. The varieties Gelber Muskateller and Sauvignon Blanc are cultivated on 4.5 hectares and the wines marketed under the name of "Graz Stadtwein FALTER EGO".
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Historic Beer Birthday: Herman Zibold
April 4, 2022 By Jay Brooks
Today is the birthday of Herman Zibold (April 4, 1836-July 20, 1891). He was born in Riegel, Baden, in what today is Germany. When he was 23, in 1859, he emigrated to the U.S., and fought in the Civil War for four years. Afterward, he worked for breweries in St. Louis and St. Joseph, both in Missouri. He Eventually settled in Atchison, Kansas and with a business partner who was also originally from Baden, Joseph Hagelin, bought what was originally a brewery started by Hugo Knecht and Albert Weinman in 1860. Zibold bought it from the third owners in 1871, and renamed it the Zibold & Hagelin Brewery. Zibold operated the brewery for the next twenty years, and after he died, Haegelin continued the business but also died two years later, in 1893. Their two widows kept it going, but I've been unable to find out when it finally closed.
Filed Under: Birthdays, Breweries, Just For Fun Tagged With: Germany, Kansas
Beer In Grocery Stores: Oh, The Horror!
March 6, 2014 By Jay Brooks
Here in sunny California, we can stroll down to the local grocery store, or convenience store, and buy a six-pack of beer. It's not a big deal. It's been that way since I moved here in 1985, and probably was that way long before I arrived. I pretty much take it for granted, but there are still states where adults still can't buy a beer without going to a special store, sometimes run by the state itself, to protect its tax revenue, but more importantly to tightly control the distribution of demon alcohol. My home state of Pennsylvania was (and is) one such state. All of the states' alcohol laws were written in the wake of prohibition's end, and were designed with that failed legacy in mind. Most of these laws today are antiquated and out-of-date in the face of modern life.
But changing alcohol laws are harder than many other laws, because there's a special layer of angst that lawmakers must face. Alcohol is still treated as a toxic substance, one that poses a danger, despite it having been around since the dawn of civilization and having been legal for adults for literally the entirety of human history, with the notable exception of thirteen years in the mid-20th century. But prohibitionist strategy since essentially the moment the 21st Amendment was ratified has remained unchanged: to make it as difficult as possible for adults to obtain legal alcohol. And so for the past 80+ years they've been tireless in their efforts to make us work for our beer. So now the state of Kansas is seeking to modernize the state and allow beer, wine and spirits to be sold in grocery and convenience stores. The modest bill takes into account liquor stores' current monopolies and gives "them 10 years to adapt to increased competition in the marketplace. Beer sales would not be legal until 2017, wine in 2020, and spirits in 2024." But that would mean there would be more places where adults could legally buy something that they're legally entitled to purchase, and we certainly don't want to encourage that. Or rather the prohibitionists don't want people to be able to. Alcohol Justice tweeted out their displeasure with Kansas, chastising lawmakers there with a simple admonishment: "Bad move."
I'm sure they have an excellent reason why it's a "bad move" for adults to have more freedom and convenience in purchasing their alcohol, something they're already allowed to do, but so far A.J. is mum on the whys are wherefores. Although you can be sure it has something to do with protecting children or how much more the state will be harmed if people can increasingly be able to engage in the legally permissible act of enjoying a beer. They've never been too strong on logic or rational thought, so maybe it's best they stick to the sublimely absurd. Because as far as I can tell, Alcohol Justice telling the legislature of the state of Kansas "bad move" is the schoolyard bully equivalent of "because we said so" or "because we don't like it."
Filed Under: Editorial, Politics & Law Tagged With: Business, Kansas, Law, Prohibitionists
Kansas Beer
January 29, 2011 By Jay Brooks
Today in 1861, Kansas became the 34th state.
Kansas Breweries
23rd Street Brewery
Blind Tiger Brewery
Crazy Eye Brewing
Flying Monkey Beer
Free State Brewing
Gella's Diner & Lb. Brewing
Granite City Food & Brewing
Hank is Wiser Brewery
High Noon Saloon & Brewing
Little Apple Brewing
Mo's Place Grill & BrewPub
River City Brewing
Safari Grill & Brewery
Tallgrass Brewing
Kansas Brewery Guides
Guild: Kansas Craft Brewers Guild [no website]
State Agency: Kansas Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Capital: Topeka
Largest Cities: Wichita, Overland Park, Kansas City, Topeka, Olathe
Population: 2,688,418; 32nd
Area: 82,282 sq.mi., 15th
Nickname: Sunflower State
Statehood: 34th, January 29, 1861
Alcohol Legalized: Unknown
Number of Breweries: 15
Rank: 34th
Production Rank: 33rd
Cans: 57.9%
Kegs: 9.6%
From Brewing: $67,218,011
Direct Impact: $556,080,045
Induced Economic Impact: $317,903,610
Sale Hours: On Premises: 9 a.m. – 2 a.m. (in counties which allow on-premises sales)
Off Premises: 9 a.m. – 11 p.m. (Mon–Sat) (in counties which allow off-premises sales)
noon – 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. (Sun) (in communities which allow Sunday off-premises sales)
Grocery Store Sales: 3.2 only
Notes: Kansas's alcohol laws are among the strictest in the United States. Kansas prohibited all alcohol from 1881 to 1948, and continued to prohibit on-premises sales of alcohol from 1949 to 1987. Sunday sales only have been allowed since 2005. Today, 29 counties still do not permit the on-premises sale of alcohol. 59 counties require a business to receive at least 30% of revenue from food sales to allow on-premises sale of alcohol. Only 17 counties allow general on-premises sales. Not all communities which allow off-premises sales allow sales on Sunday. Sales are prohibited on Christmas and Easter. The only alcoholic beverage which grocery stores and gas stations may only sell is beer with no more than 3.2% alcohol by weight. Other liquor sales only are allowed at state-licensed retail liquor stores. Kansas has comprehensive open container laws for public places and vehicles, public intoxication laws, and requirements for prospective on-premises or off-premises licensees.
Filed Under: Beers, Breweries Tagged With: Kansas


Drop off entries: 4:00-6:00 p.m.
Winners announced at 7:00 p.m.
Eat books at 7:05 p.m.
KBAC joins libraries and book arts centers from around the world in this delightful April Fool's celebration of the art of the book! The Edible Book Festival is celebrated in over 20 countries including Australia, Brazil, India, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, New Zealand, and Russia.
Entering is simple — submit a "book" made from food. Anyone can enter and there are no fees or pre-registration required. Visit the pages for past edible books to see previous entries and to get ideas. Each includes a link to galleries of submissions.
Edible Book Adult Winners Lindy and Bill Rose and their entry "Endurance".
Children's Winner Christina Scheid and her book "Dr. Seuss Medley".


Psalms 136:1-end, Luke 18:1 , Jer 33:3, Luke 22:39-46, Acts 5:15-16, Lev 9:23, Isaiah 8:18, Acts 2:1-4.
Note: Let each day begin with Praises, Thanksgivings for our daddy Pastor E.A. Adeboye, his family, The Redeemed Christian Church of God, The Executive Council, Central Office, Provincial Pastors, National Coordinators, Zonal Pastors, Area Pastors, Parish Deacons and Deaconesses; RCCG Workforce and for yourself.
· Thank God for the victories, testimonies, miracles, signs and wonders showered on us in the UK and RCCG worldwide.
· Thank God for the blood of Jesus Christ, the power of the Holy Ghost and His promises that have continually guaranteed our victory in battles over the years.
· Thank God for the expansion of RCCG UK and RCCG worldwide; pray for the success of the new leadership structure in RCCG UK; and for continued unity and peace in RCCG UK.
· Thank God for the way in which He has been helping RCCG and our Father and Mother-in-the-Lord, Pastor E.A. Adeboye and Pastor (Mrs) Folu Adeboye. Pray for their immediate and extended family. Please pray that God will continually enable Pastor (Mrs) Folu Adeboye to carry out all He has placed in her hands such as Africa Missions, Feast of Esther, Habitation of Hope schools and other projects, etc.
· Thank God for Pastor Agu Irukwu, our chairman in RCCG UK and his family. Ask God to bless him with more leadership skills, more wisdom to guide us, and a shepherd's heart to lead us.
· Thank God for RCCG UK and the events that will take place this year (FOLs, OMC, Feast of Esther, Bible College and SOD graduations, National Days of Prayer, etc in this Year of Signs and Wonders.
· Thank God for revival and spiritual awakening in the UK.
· Pray for strength to enable you go through the entire fast period with a view to knowing God's purpose for your life.
DAY 10: Prayer for divine health throughout 2013: – Ex. 15:26, Jer.30:17, 33, Ps. 6:2, Prov. 3:7-8, 4:20-21, Jer.3:22.
DAY 13: Prayer for divine favour for the rest of the year 2013: – Prov.3:4, Gen. 39:21, Job 10:12, 1Chron. 16 27; Prov. 16:15, Is. 60:10.
DAY 14: Pray for the Lordship of Jesus over the nations of the world (continue…): – Isa. 25:7, Ps. 33:12, 47:8, 66:7, 72:17.
· Awake the father's spirit man, let revival come in the heart of every man, let the zeal of the house of the Lord consume us.
· Taking charge at home, church and community.
· Thank God on behalf of Daddy G. O.
· Pray for the Number 1 Worker (the Pastor) that God will find him faithful and renew his strength, guide him through the vision.
· Lord, satisfy me with thy mercy throughout this year. Ps. 90:14.
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Q: Jquery and Bootstrap Button value issue HTML code
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<button type="button" value="false" onclick="$('#CatD').hide();" class="btn@((!Model.repDD.Type) ? " active" : string.Empty )" data-toggle="button">blah1</button>

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Basically I'm trying to hide some divs based on the value of the button value which is passed to the page as it's an edit page, but no matter what value it is the present code always shows the div even when it shouldn't and using .val('true') or .val(true) doesn't work either so has anybody encountered this problem with using bootstrap radiobuttons before, as normal radiobuttons aren't affected.

A: The bootstrap buttons seem to require different standards and in this case I had to do,
if ($('#repDD_Type').val() == 'True')

as anything else isn't accepted.

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Ida was de dochter van Eustaas II van Boulogne en Ida van Verdun en dus de zuster van Eustaas III van Boulogne, Godfried van Bouillon en Boudewijn I van Jeruzalem.

Biografie
Het bestaan van deze dochter werd door historici lang betwist, maar Coldeweij bewees het tegendeel in zijn studie over de heren van Cuijk. Het is zeker dat Godfried van Bouillon een zuster had die ca. 1080 getrouwd was met Cono van Montaigu (†1106). Voor de graaf van Montaigu was het zijn tweede huwelijk, want hij was voordien gehuwd geweest met Ida, dochter van de heer van Voeren. Volgens Coldeweij was deze Ida ca. 1070 al getrouwd geweest met Herman van Malsen, graaf in Teisterbant en stamvader van de familie van Cuyck.

Herman van Malsen en Ida hadden drie kinderen:
Hendrik I van Cuyck
 Andreas, bisschop van Utrecht
Godfried, elect-aartsbisschop van Keulen

Uit haar huwelijk met Cono van Montaigu zijn geen kinderen bekend.

Belangrijkste bronnen en literatuur
Den Haag, Archief Hoge Raad van Adel, Collectie Van Spaen, hs. Van Spaen, genealogie van Cuyck.
B.J.P. VAN BAVEL, Goederenverwerving en goederenbeheer van de abdij Mariënweerd (1129-1592), Hilversum (Verloren), 1993.
E. BRANDENBURG, Die Nachkommen Karls des Großen, Frankfurt am Main, 1964.
J.A. COLDEWEIJ, De Heren van Kuyc 1096-1400, Dissertatie Leiden 1982, Bijdragen tot de geschiedenis van het zuiden van Nederland L; Tilburg: Stichting Zuidelijk Historisch Contact, 1982.
J.J.F. WAP, Geschiedenis van het Land en der Heeren van Cuyk, Utrecht, 1858.
 Foundation for Medieval Genealogy: Heren van Cuyk en Malsen

Huis Boulogne
Verdun, Ida

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Q: How to make sure NSUrlSession does not fetch cached pages? I'm using NSUrlSession to download the contents of an HTML page (so I can parse it, against my will). My problem is that iOS seems to be caching the page with my app, so that even if I update this page on the server, my app keeps seeing the old version (this persists until I delete and reinstall the app).
How can I get NSUrlSession to always download a fresh copy?
Edit: not that complicated, just had to change this:
NSMutableURLRequest *request = [NSMutableURLRequest requestWithURL:url]

to this:
NSMutableURLRequest *request = [NSMutableURLRequest requestWithURL:url
    cachePolicy:NSURLRequestReloadIgnoringLocalAndRemoteCacheData
    timeoutInterval:0];

A: Try to set your NSURLSessionConfiguration's requestCachePolicy to NSURLRequestReloadIgnoringLocalCacheData.
NSURLSessionConfiguration *configuration = [NSURLSessionConfiguration defaultSessionConfiguration];
configuration.requestCachePolicy = NSURLRequestReloadIgnoringLocalCacheData;
NSURLSession *session = [NSURLSession sessionWithConfiguration:configuration];


I see convergence between care coordination platforms and business process management tech used to implement them. The following slide crystalized this for me.
An Accountable Care Organization, or ACO, is a virtual enterprise of primary care physicians, specialists, and hospitals that coordinate care for a population of patients and are "accountable" for both cost and outcomes. There's much discussion of what kind of IT infrastructure is needed to create successful ACOs. The above tweeted slide is an example. That it was retweeted at least thirteen times indicates some agreement, or at least interest, in the health IT Twittersphere I inhabit online.
As an experiment I cross-indexed "care coordination" and "workflow engine" with BPM or "Business Process Management" or "Workflow Management System." I found lots more links than I tweeted and embedded below. I arbitrarily stopped at ten or eleven. But even just those are pretty interesting. For example, I found an expected mix of academic presentations and papers, but I knew I'd find that. Researchers have zeroed in to what they called process-aware information systems (in healthcare) for over a decade. More interesting was all the vendor-related content. I'll alternate between the two categories below.
First of all, there's this slide from a non-academic source. It simply mentions a workflow engine being used to manage alerts and messages to providers. Workflow engines are the essential component of what used to be called workflow management systems, but now are called business process management systems or suites. Later links will explicitly invoke need to BPM tech in building care coordination platforms.
I am also reminded of a recent webinar given by Siemens Health IT discussing "contextualized" and "re-contextualized" process models. Above is a slide from that presentation. Adapt a process model to the patient and setting, tell a Business Process Management system to execute it. If the patient and setting changes in important ways, re-adapt the process model and continue with execution by the BPM system.
The above tweet links to a chapter in a book of research papers. The cool thing is I can actually embed the page from that chapter in that book from which I quoted. So, here it is.
The phrase "teamwork, collaboration, coordination" occurs in the abstract from this paper, which asserts Business Process Management software will be necessary to achieve those three necessary elements of care coordination. Elsewhere I've written about the science and technology of coordination, another name for BPM and related technologies.
Above, the authors explicitly define Care Process Management as using Business Process Management to manage clinical processes. Vendors often rebrand BPM because sometimes they feel the word "Business" has negative connotations to clinicians. You'll also sometimes see Healthcare Process Management for the same reason. However, if you poke around in the footnotes, you'll usually see some sort of reference to BPM. Even if "Business" is suspect, the allure of "[Something] Process Management" is irresistible. Interestingly, I've seen vendor phraseology evolve away and then back to the B in BPM. BPM has a several decade-old track record, going back to workflow management systems. It's a track record vendors can point to harness some of that credibility.
The next few tweeted quotes, paraphrases, and links, just round out my sample of results returned by Google. Feel free to jump to my conclusion.
The above tweet is actually to a published research paper. I include it here because it evinces another interesting trend I'm observing. Folks who sell real-time location tech, to track people and equipment, are developing their systems into complete workflow solutions. I see the same thing happening with nurse call systems. When you are a necessary piece of the workflow, the next value-added strategic step is to begin to manage more-and-more of end-to-end workflow. We'll see these and similar vendors (such as in Enterprise Content Management) both develop proprietary workflow solutions and embed or talk to third-party business process management suite vendors.
I've been tracking diffusion of workflow tech into healthcare for over two decades. I find it absolutely fascinating, the end-run about electronic health records. At one time, about a decade ago, I was sure that EHRs would evolve into true EHR workflow systems. Instead, EHR feature sets were "pinned" by Meaningful Use. As a result, EHRs are increasingly viewed as a necessary evil, to get data from the point of care. Once you get that data, the only way to create population health management systems that can affect clinician and patient behavior at the point-of-care *and* do flexibly and scalable, is to leverage workflow technologies such as workflow management systems and Business Process Management systems and suites.
Increasingly, the Royal Road for BPM into healthcare appears to run through care coordination, a function for which EHRs should have been ideally suited. Regardless, healthcare application architecture is finally evolving out of the dark ages into a more process-aware world. I'll leave you with a finally tweeted slide from one of my presentations. It shows, on the right, the evolution of workflow representations, away from Java, C#, and Mumps captive in hardcoded dungeons. Instead, representations of workflow will be stored in ways that both humans and machine can understand and use in their unique and complementary ways. Human's will create and improve workflows. Workflow engines will execute and monitor workflows. Workflow Management Systems, Business Process Management systems, and flexible Case Management (for hard to represent workflow), are finally arriving in healthcare.


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We reverse engineered the Canon MX492 driver and included it in VueScan so you can keep using your old scanner.
VueScan is compatible with the Canon MX492 on Windows x86, Windows x64, Windows RT, Windows 10 ARM, Mac OS X and Linux.
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The study, published online Sept. 19 in the Journal of Urban Health, suggests that adding facilities to existing parks could be a cost-effective way to increase bouts of physical activity that occur there.
"In parks that were otherwise similar, people were active for about 7 percent longer for every additional different type of facility," said Orion Stewart, who led the study as a doctoral student in the UW Department of Epidemiology.
Study co-authors include DEOHS Associate Professor Edmund Seto, as well as Anne Vernez Moudon, Alyson Littman and Brian Saelens.
The study is a cross-sectional analysis of data from the Travel Assessment and Community project, a longitudinal study of travel and activity related to the implementation of a public transit light rail system in King County, Washington.
Eligible, randomly selected adults were recruited. Participants were asked to carry a GPS device, wear accelerometers to measure physical activity and complete travel diaries of parks visited as well as time of arrival and departure. Data on park location were collected and aggregated into a comprehensive mappable database. Park facility and amenity data were then included for each park record based on park management inventories.
Researchers found that each additional and different park facility, such as an exercise equipment site, was associated with a 6.8 and 8.7 percent longer bout of physical activity and session of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, respectively. Bouts were defined as engaging in a certain amount of physical activity for at least 5 minutes and included lighter-intensity workouts such as slow walking.
Physical activity has been shown to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, obesity, diabetes, osteoporosis and some cancers. Yet more than 90 percent of adults in the United States do not meet the recommended 30 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity on most days of the week.
"This suggests that installing additional recreational facilities at existing parks could be a good way to increase population-wide levels of physical activity, which has tons of health benefits," Stewart said.
Installing additional park facilities could be particularly effective for increasing physical activity levels among those with limited resources who can't afford the cost of a gym membership.
"Compared to the cost of acquiring new land and building new parks, adding a basketball court or walking path to an existing park could be an inexpensive way to encourage people to be active for a bit longer," Stewart said.


Comprehensive employee record folder helps to ensure the safety and security of private employee data. Store salary information, performance warnings, appraisals and more; virtually any data or paperwork that must remain confidential. Important information such as pension plans, 401K, credit union and other benefits can be noted right on the front of the folder. Inside there's space to record performance appraisals, warnings, and salary history. All the critical information you need to access, in one convenient location!


A Beautiful Landscape the Easy Way!
At Apol's Landscape Maintenance, we maintain your landscape so you can enjoy satisfaction every time you look at it. We will customize a regular service plan just for your yard, focused on highlighting its natural beauty by fully realizing our landscaping experience. Our focus is to keep your lawn well-groomed and maintain the proper look of your plants, beds, hedges, and trees.
Your lawn and landscape will benefit most from our regular, weekly service designed to maintain its overall appearance throughout the growing season, and on into winter. These customized landscape programs allow our skilled workers to focus on key portions of the landscape during the times of year when special focus is most needed.
If you simply want to try out our service or have an unruly yard that needs some taming, we also offer our landscape maintenance services as a one-time option.
Maintaining a consistently beautiful landscape requires and appearance. Our approach toward your lawn's care also extends to the way we conduct business. Your time is valuable to us, so we pride ourselves on timeliness and communication.
Your time is honored because we maintain an accurate schedule.
Your calls will always be returned, and your questions promptly answered.
Consistet service is guaranteed because our employees remain with us long-term.
Corners are never cut, so your landscape stays well-groomed and clean from the debris that distracts the eye.
Our equipment and techniques ensure a consistent, quality product.
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