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At Cosmetic Surgery Claims we pride ourselves on our customer service; our advisors are friendly and knowledgeable and we believe in putting you, the client, first.
We understand that every client, every incident and every injury is different. Even though we successfully handle thousands of cases each year, we know your claim is personal to you and we make sure you receive the right level of support from the solicitor who we invite to deal with your claim. Your solicitor and their team will keep you informed every step of the way; we believe in clarity and communication.
If you have sustained injury through negligent treatment, in an accident that was not your fault or if you think you may have a claim, contact us. Our experienced advisors will be happy to speak with you.
We can assure you that we pride ourselves in giving our clients a first class service and strive to maintain exemplary customer care at all times, as well as keeping ourselves up to date with cosmetic surgery negligence related news at all times.
Ken Specter (BA Hons)
Ken studied Law at University in London and qualified as a solicitor in 1981. After 4 years training in specialist personal injury and clinical negligence practices Ken founded the firm The Specter Partnership in 1985 specialising in the area of personal injury litigation and insurance law.Ken has overseen the organic growth of the business to a respected national law firm with offices in the City of London and the North West.
Ken has also been engaged in expanding the clinical negligence areas of the business to provide a quality reliable multi disciplinary approach combining the talents of experienced litigation specialists alongside staff with medical experience and oversees all areas of the business to ensure the client journey is excellent and that staff are supportive helpful and responsive at all times.
Ken oversees many of the complex claims ensuring the best outcome for the client is always the priority of the firm. Ken is married with two children and if he does manage to get free time Ken is a keen and talented musician and enjoys cycling, tennis and golf.
Jan Canter
Jan Canter is a solicitor of more than 20 years' experience specialising in clinical and cosmetic surgery negligence cases. An experienced litigator with good contacts with some of the most eminent surgeons and QCs in the country. Jan is a member of The Law Society Personal Injury Panel, Association Of Personal Injury Lawyers and the Spinal Injuries Association. Jan is also a Civil and Commercial Accredited Mediator, qualified in 2009. He regularly receives referrals from other solicitors in the field of cosmetic surgery and deals with cases involving a value of 6 figures and above.
Jan also deals with a caseload of smaller value but often equally complex cases involving cosmetic surgery and is always happy to travel and see clients nationally. Jan fully grasps how sensitive these matters are for some people and prides himself on his sensitivity and people skills.
Soyab Patel (LLB, LLM)
Soyab studied Law at Liverpool University, completing the Legal Practice Course at The College of Law in Chester and was admitted as a solicitor in 1995. Initially he dealt mainly with Commercial Litigation concentrating on the Law of Contract, before expanding his practice to include Personal Injury, Professional Negligence and Employment Law. Soyab is a very experienced advocate holding Higher Rights of Audience in all Higher Courts including representation of families at Inquest in fatal accident cases.
Soyab joined the Specter Partnership solicitors in 1993 and proceeded to specialise in catastrophic personal injury, head and spinal injury claims. Soyab also specialises in clinical negligence. In 2008 he completed a Master of Law degree in Advanced Litigation and Dispute Resolution and in recognition of his achievements Soyab was promoted to Partner.
He is a member of the Association Professional Injury Lawyers, Professional Negligence Lawyers Association and Solicitors Association of Higher Court Advocates, aswell as a member of the Spinal Injury Association.
Soyab has been involved in a number of high profile cases such as Grayrigg Train Derailment and other notable cases reported such as appeal against the decision of the Employment Tribunal to make no award for pension loss.
On a personal level he enjoys cycling, sport, reading and more sport!
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Emma Parkinson (LLB Hons, LL Dip)
Emma studied Law at Leicester University before completing her LPC at the College of Law, Chester in 1995. Emma was admitted as a Solicitor in August 1997 and joined Specter and Grant in the Matrimonial Department in March 1998. In 2000 Emma transferred to the Personal Injury Department to deal with Fast Track and Multi Track personal injury claims and manage one of the firm's fast track personal injury teams.
When Specter and Grant became the Specter Partnership solicitors in 2004, Emma was appointed Client Care Officer taking over responsibility for the firm's internal processes for the handling of complaints from clients. Emma was promoted to Partner in April 2005. In 2008 Emma became a Partner in Warrington firm KLS Law, being responsible for Client Care and Compliance within both law firms.
With the changing regulatory requirements imposed by the Solicitors' Regulation Authority, Emma became Compliance Officer for Legal Practice (COLP) for the Specter Partnership in January 2013. After the merger of the northern office of the Specter Partnership with KLS Law in June 2013, Emma transferred to become COLP for KLS Law. Emma continues to undertake the day to day responsibility for the internal processes and procedures within KLS Law for both Client Care and regulatory compliance.
Laura Sparrow (FCILEx)
Head of Clinical Negligence
Laura qualified as a Fellow Chartered Legal Executive in October 2004 and has specialised in Clinical Negligence through her career, also undertaking some Personal Injury and Civil Litigation in the past. She joined Specters in January 2019 as Head of Clinical Negligence.
She a member of APIL and regularly volunteers on the AVMA Helpline. She has a strong history of handling all types of negligence claims, including high value complex claims and has a wealth of experience in this regard
Laura takes a personal approach to each and every case, and understands the needs of her clients and the importance not only to obtain compensation, but also to support through the life changing event that has happened.
Andrew Specter (BSc, LLM)
Andrew achieved a first-class honours degree in Economics and Econometrics at the University of Nottingham.
Andrew would go onto to complete the Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course at BPP University, graduating in 2017 with Distinction.
Andrew joined the team in 2017 as a trainee solicitor. He is completing his seats in Personal Injury, Clinical Negligence and Professional Negligence.
In his free time, Andrew enjoys playing tennis and spending time with family.
Paul Daniel (LLB Hons)
Paul studied Law at the University of Hertfordshire and then completed his Legal Practice Course at the College of Law in York.
Paul qualified as a Solicitor in July 2012 and joined the team in February 2016. Paul specialises in Personal Injury Litigation acting for Claimants in various matters such as Road Traffic Accidents, Accidents at Work and Occupiers and Public Liability claims.
Paul also specialises in Professional Negligence for claims against Lawyers, Accountants, Brokers, Independent Financial Advisors and also victims of conveyancing fraud.
Throughout his career Paul has dealt with various complex and high-value claims. A few examples are mentioned below.
Outside of work he is a keen sportsman and enjoys watching and playing rugby and skiing in winter.
Recent settlements: £100,000.00 – Accountant failed to file tax returns. £15,000.00 – Conveyancing Fraud. Conveyancer sent completion money to a fraudsters bank account. £28,000.00 – Under settlement of a personal injury claim. £70,000.00 – Solicitor missed a court deadline and the personal injury claim was struck out. £9,000.00 – Broker missold an insurance product which did not benefit our client's needs.
Nigel Plant (LLB Hons)
Nigel studied law at the University of Exeter and qualified as a Solicitor in England & Wales in 1981. He was also admitted as a Solicitor in Hong Kong in 1984.
Nigel has specialised in dealing with professional negligence claims for over 25 years. He is based in our London office and helps to manage the Professional Negligence team.
Nigel has extensive experience in dealing with a wide variety of professional negligence claims, including a substantial number of claims against solicitors, barristers, licensed conveyancers, accountants and independent financial advisers and also claims involving fraud.
Nigel is a trained mediator and has utilised mediation to a successful end on numerous occasions for his clients.
Nigel enjoys playing golf when he can and exploring the vineyards and restaurants of France and reading a good book."
Examples of his recent cases include:
Disappointed beneficiary claiming against a solicitor for failing to draft a Will in a timely manner before the death of the intended testator.
Investors pursuing claims against a notary public for losses from an apparent fraudulent land investment scheme in Africa.
Liquidator suing accountants who acted as administrators of a company for negligently deciding to continue trading which resulted in the company incurring additional substantial losses.
Developer taking solicitors to court for negligent handling of the purchase of a development plot and then mishandling the subsequent litigation against the vendor.
Investors pursuing various fund managers for split capital investment trust multi-million pound losses.
Wife out of pocket in a divorce settlement as her solicitor had failed to properly evaluate her husband's pension pot.
Elderly couples bringing claims against IFA's for losses arising out of equity release schemes.
Litigant who lost the chance to pursue a professional negligence claim against his former solicitor for failing to deal with his personal injury claim competently as his new solicitor had failed to effectively serve court proceedings on his former solicitor.
Lina Aleksandroff (LLB, BA Nursing)
Litigation Executive
Lina Aleksandroff has a nursing and a law degree, both undertaken in Sydney, Australia.
Lina chose to specialise in medical negligence because it is an area of law where she can make a real impact to those who have suffered as a result of medical negligence. She has worked in the NHS and private settings therefore she is able to provide a genuine understanding of how an individual's life is impacted by medical negligence.
Lina has accumulated over 10 years of experience, working within the insurance industries gained between both Australia and UK, focusing mainly in health insurance claims, workers compensation and personal injury law.
Anita Olesinska (GDL)
Anita studied Graduate Diploma in Law in 2011, followed by Legal Practice Course which she completed in 2013. Anita qualified as a solicitor in March 2017 and joined The Specter Partnership in October 2018.
She is our leading Polish solicitor who is fully dedicated to supporting the Polish community in the UK.
Anita prior to starting a law career, had run a successful claims management company for 11 years.
Outside of work, Anita enjoys swimming, zumba classes and yoga.
In the course of Gareth's career, which spans over 30 years, he has specialised in litigation involving medical negligence. He has dealt with cases where operative procedures and sepsis have led to the death of patients and represented their relatives in the Coroner's Court himself. A previous member of the Law Society's Personal Injury Panel, his recent focus has been on failed cosmetic surgery and specifically facial reconstruction surgery. Gareth has acted for both Insurers defending these cases and the Claimants bringing them. He is very flexible to the needs of clients and has an ability to find innovative solutions to the most complex of legal problems. He is sympathetic to the difficulties that clients face and understands it is not only physical pain that has to be endured but also emotional pain brought on by the distressing effects of negligence.
Tracey Atallah (LLB, LPC)
Tracey became qualified in the UK in 2017. She completed a LLB at the University of London, a LPC at BPP and is currently finishing her Masters in Business.
Tracey is a bi-lingual English/Arabic speaking solicitor. She has a broad range of experience in various sectors within the legal profession.
Tracey is frequently instructed on cases involving complicated financial matters and represents clients of a high net worth both in the UK and based in other jurisdictions.
Tracey supports her clients and invests considerable time into their objectives. She prides herself on the long-lasting relationships she builds and the success she achieves for individuals and their businesses.
James Spargo (BA Hons, GCILEx)
James holds a degree in BA (hons) Business Administration and a Professional Higher Diploma in Law and Practice at CILEx Law School. James is a Graduate Member of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives.
James began his legal career in 2006 working in-house at First Great Western trains. He moved to private practice in 2008 working for national firms Lyons Davidson and DWF and London firms Charles Gregory and Hodge Jones & Allen before joining The Specter Partnership in 2017.
James has over 12 years of experience in both claimant and defendant litigation in a variety of practice areas including professional negligence, employment, contractual drafting and disputes and personal injury.
Notable cases:
Successfully represented a client in an unfair dismissal and whistleblowing case. The matter settled shortly before the final hearing for a mid six-figure sum.
Acted for Mr M who was involved in a road traffic accident and developed chronic back pain necessitating surgery and leaving him unable to work. Causation was in issue throughout and the matter settled at a Joint Settlement Meeting for a confidential sum.
Successfully acted for a client in a claim for negligent misstatement after the client's former employer provided a misleading reference.
Successfully Acted for a client in a professional negligence action after his original claim was struck out due to his solicitor's negligence
Ramune Mickeviciute (LLB, LPC, MSc)
Ramune studied law at Kingston University and has recently completed her Legal Practice Course and Masters in Law, Business and Management at University of Law in London.
She has been working in Clinical Negligence since January 2016, and joined Specters in October 2018.
Ramune has experience working with claims related to different medical injuries, including cases involving obstetric and gynaecological injuries, late diagnosis of fracture, delayed diagnosis of cancer, and cases involving spinal injuries such as spinal abscess and cauda equina.
Ramune feels very passionate about Clinical Negligence and is always willing to put up a good fight in order to achieve the best result for her clients.
Irina Ivanova (BA)
Irina is part-way through her Bachelor's Degree in Law at University of Turiba. She has 4 year's relevant industry experience.
Occupied roles have included Motor Claims Negotiator, Personal Injury Paralegal (MOJ), Litigation Paralegal (Credit Hire) and Credit Hire & Personal Injury Paralegal
5 years+ experience in State Revenue Service of Latvia
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Skyrim's subway map makes the Morthal-Solitude commute so much easier
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Pokémon is coming to Android and iOS in 2016 with Pokémon Go
Pokémon is going mobile with an all-new game developed for Android and iOS smartphones called Pokémon Go, The Pokémon Company announced at a press conference in Japan today. The new game is a collaboration between Nintendo, The Pokémon Company and Niantic, the developer responsible for the augmented reality mobile game Ingress. The Pokémon Company president Tsunekazu Ishihara announced Pokémon Go today,…
Majora's Mask is better than Ocarina of Time
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is the weirdest game in the Zelda series. It's also the best, even better than its obvious inspiration, Ocarina of Time. I originally played the game upon its release on the Nintendo 64 in 2000, and I fell in love with its bizarre world and innovative take on the core Zelda formula. It's always…
2014's most innovative games by the people making them
Which games in the year ahead are most likely to move the art and craft of gaming forward? And how will they innovate? We decided to take a selection of promising games, and ask the developers themselves. Games4Life contacted about 30 developers and publishers making highly promising games and asked them, what makes your game so special? Why should gamers…
Looking back on NBA 2K: The best sports game of the last generation
Over the course of the last console generation, 2K Sports' NBA 2K franchise became the top simulation sports game on the market. That's one of the reasons why it's so delightful to see NBA 2K14 contort itself to bring to life the basketball cataclysm that is the NBA Y2K series from SB Nation's Jon Bois. In essence, it's the NBA…
Fibbage is the best Xbox One game you're not playing
If you weren't paying attention last month, you may have completely missed Fibbage. The new release from Jackbox Games, the studio behind the long-running trivia franchise You Don't Know Jack, passed me by completely, and I'm paid to keep up with this stuff. (Of course, I am now in charge of a brand new human child, so anything that isn't…
Say hello to the $150 version of Star Wars' cutest droid
Update: We have one! Here are our thoughts. This is the toy version of BB-8, the fan favorite droid from the upcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens. We knew this version of the character was coming, but this morning we were given our first official images and details of the $150 droid. "Meet BB-8 — the app-enabled Droid that's as…
In the new video for Fallout 4
The company Bethesda Softworks released a new video for the game Fallout 4. The new video is dedicated to the special system in which developers told for what you need perception. The perception in the game immediately affects the whole range of possibilities of the character. Firstly, the perception is directly related to the accuracy of shooting in the mode…
Best of the rest of 2014: Threes! is one of the best, and most painful, games of the year
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Having a hard time deciding how to top your cheesecake this Shavuos? Try this variety for a fresh and exciting look.
Remove cheesecake from the freezer and cut into 12 slices, using a sharp knife.
Place a piece of Gefen Easy Baking Parchment Paper in between each slice, if desired.
Decide how many different toppings you would like to use. Alternating the flavors, decorate the slices.
For the melted sugar discs, melt 1/4 cup sugar in a small pot over medium heat until it is a caramel color. Use a spoon to form desired shapes on a parchment-lined cookie sheet. Allow to harden.


Preheat the oven to 180-200°C (350-390oF). Remove the paper top cover and place the pie with its own paper baking tray on the middle oven shelf. Bake for about 25 minutes (depending on the performance of your oven) or until golden brown on top and bottom.


These's always something fascinating to me about gum trees and their blossoms. There must be hundreds of varieties and our hybrid is in our front yard. I have painted its leaves and blossoms before, but this time taken a different more looser approach.
Watercolour and some ink on 300gsm Waterford Saunders CP paper.
Now I'll be thinking of the kookaburra song all day. Nonetheless, it's a lovely painting!


Chocolates are big business in Melbourne where the demand for higher quality products have spurred the growth of artisan chocolatiers and gourmet retailers in and around the city. Xocolatl Artisan Chocolates and Cafe in Kew East is one such business dedicated to all things couverture.
With more consumers understanding how to taste and appreciate chocolate, the next likely step is learning how to make your own chocolates at home. The family team at Xocolatl who run occasional cooking classes are offering a 75 minute programme for chocolate lovers at only $25 ($14 for class and $11 for chocolates) in association with Laneway Learning. Laneway Learning offers small group evening classes that are cheap, informal and taught by practitioners from the local community.
Located at the Little Mule Cafe in Somerset Place, the class will be led by Christos and Tina. They are a father-daughter team who produce high quality couverture bon bons at Xocolatl and enjoy sharing their passion for chocolate with others. You will learn how to make 2 different couverture bon bons which are extra delicious because of the extra cocoa butter. The recipes include a star anise infused couverture bon bon and a raspberry and hazelnut truffle. Tasting as you go with enough extras to bring home, you'll pick up practical tips to get the chocolates right. So by the end of the class, you should be able to make chocolates that are good enough to impress your friends.
If you're a chocolate lover who wants to make your own chocolates at home, then register now for Xocolatl Artisan Chocolates and Café's chocolate cooking class on the website before all the seats are gone.
Why? Where else can you find a chocolate cooking class for $25 including $11 worth of chocs?


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I think we're on the same page here, actually. It matters how you define "passion" and of course, what you're passionate about. There are tons of folks who are passionate about making money and they've absolutely succeeded. I personally don't think that there is anything wrong w/ that.
I do think that if two people are going head to head, the person who is more passionate about the race/project/task at hand is going to out perform the other (all else being equal). I see this in myself all the time. There are plenty of things that I'm good at, but that I don't enjoy doing. I drag my feet, procrastinate, and don't care much about the final product. There are plenty of things that I'm not particularly good at but they give me life. Caring so much makes me do those things well.
You don't have to LOVE what a company does in order to love working there, but there are plenty of companies that have the ability to choose from a big pool of candidates and value a genuine passion for their product/service/industry.
Think about it like dating or marriage. Plenty of people want to have kids and raise a family. You don't have to be in love w/ your partner to do those things. As a result, some people prioritize that "passion" more than others.
So what you're saying is, if you were in my shoes and programming wasn't your passion, you would find a career that does give you passion? Is that an accurate conclusion?
Not quite. If you absolutely hate programming and dread doing it every day, then I think it's worth taking a step back to consider what you'd rather be doing. It's a privilege to be able to "do what you love" instead of needing to make ends meet. For most programmers, after some time, they have that luxury to be choosey, and I urge them to think long and hard about how they spend their waking hours.
If you enjoy programming, but aren't particularly passionate about it, I'd encourage you to think about what does light your fire and give you life. One of the best things about programming is that you can combine it w/ just about anything. Whether you love fashion, travel, analytics, or medicine, there are countless jobs that combine code and the thing you love. Non-profits need programmers too, and so do educational universities.
I agree with both of you: you don't need to be passionate about coding to work with it - specially when your main goal at the moment is making ends meet.
But when things starts to drag you down, is time to search for somewhere where you can combine your crafts with your passion, as Lynne suggested. And even on this situation, you still don't need to be passionate about coding.


What can you recommend to promote new company product?
More details are needed .. The classical version as for me is a presentation. You can submit all the information quickly and in a clear way, using special slides. What is your product?
The key to start selling your products is online marketing.
The most popular marketing channel for dropshipping is Facebook. Use the Ads Manager to set up your first ad and start testing various audiences.
You should decide your target audience and which countries you are planning to sell your items to. Eventually, you will narrow it down as much as possible. The goal is to reach the point when each conversion generates a profit.
To do so, however, you will need to spend some time testing various audiences and adverts.
It might be quite difficult to understand Facebook Ads - especially for those who just got started.
Whenever a new product is going to launch i suggest you to give your all potential on pre promotion strategy . You must have to analyze that what kind of audience you are targeting and where pricing should be decent according to product value .After analyzing all this now lets come in promotion, so it should be appropriate and creative should be informative which are able to display at the same time it should be attractive and easy to understand what you are serving to your customer.


BOULDER, Colo. — Another round of storms swept into battered Colorado on Saturday as weary residents reeled from days of death and destruction wrought by historic flooding.
Evacuations continued at a frantic pace as rescuers encountered swamped roads, inundated homes and the dark forecast of more rain to come.
more than 170 people unaccounted for in the Boulder area were not considered missing yet, though they had not contacted family members.
One woman is presumed dead and about 350 were unaccounted for as officials discovered the enormity of destruction the floods brought to Larimer County and an unknown number of homes, The Coloradoan reported Saturday.
Thousands of people have fled homes in an area that normally sees less than 2 inches of rain in all of September but has been deluged by more than 14 inches this week alone, the National Weather Service said.
Many of those driven from their homes may not be able to return for weeks. Early Saturday, National Guard helicopters evacuated hundreds of residents from Jamestown, a mountain town northwest of Boulder.
President Obama declared an emergency for three counties in Colorado, and ordered federal aid to supplement state and local response efforts.
Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Craig Fugate said a FEMA assistance team was coordinating with state and local officials.The U.S. Transportation Department said it would immediately provide $5 million in emergency relief funds to help Colorado cover the costs of repairing roads and bridges.
Flood warnings remained in effect Saturday from Denver to the Wyoming border. Parts of New Mexico and Texas also were dealing with torrential rains, flooding and evacuations.
In neighboring New Mexico, state police on Saturday reported the first death related to massive flooding in the state this week from record heavy rains and overflowing rivers. A man died after his vehicle washed into a ravine covered in mud near the Elephant Butte dam, probably Friday during flooding, said New Mexico State Police Sgt. Emmanuel Gutierrez.
About 15 miles north of Boulder, the Colorado National Guard began evacuating 2,500 residents of Lyons at daybreak Friday.
Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle said authorities have to be "realistic" about the chances that the death toll will rise as rescuers penetrate farther into isolated areas.
No new deaths were confirmed Saturday, but Larimer County officials said a 60-year-old woman was presumed dead after witnesses saw her being swept away by floodwaters that demolished her home. Neighbors tried unsuccessfully to rescue the woman, said Nick Christensen, executive officer of the sheriff's office. Her body had not been recovered.
At least four deaths have been blamed on the flooding, and a fifth person is presumed dead. More than 500 were unaccounted for, although authorities cautioned that designation included people who simply have not yet contacted concerned relatives elsewhere.


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<chapter >
    <title>Audit-Only Chaining API</title>
    <para>
        This chapter introduces various Reladomo APIs that are used to update a audit-only chained table.
        We will use the SlowBank example from the previous chapter and write code for each of the updates.
    </para>
    <sect1>
        <title>Domain Model</title>
        <para>
            Audit-only chaining requires two additional timestamp columns. Also, Reladomo needs to be told
            that the domain objects are audit-only chained. All of this means that we need to update the MithraObject
            XML definitions.
        </para>
        <para>
            When temporal chaining is used, the entire object graph is temporally chained. In this case, it means
            that both the Customer and CustomerAccount objects are chained. It is very unusual
            to have only parts of an object graph chained.
        </para>
        <warning>
            <title>
                Mixing temporal and non temporal objects
            </title>
            <para>
                In some cases temporal and non temporal objects can be mixed. For example, a temporal object could refer
                to a non-temporal object. But a non-temporal object cannot refer to a temporal one (as there can be
                multiple versions of the object).
            </para>
        </warning>
        <para>
            The snippet below shows the Customer MithraObject with the new attribute
            to enable audit-only chaining.
            <example>
                <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/Customer.xml</title>
                <programlisting language="xml"><![CDATA[<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>

<MithraObject objectType="transactional"
        xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
        xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="mithraobject.xsd">

    <PackageName>auditonlybank.domain</PackageName>
    <ClassName>Customer</ClassName>
    <DefaultTable>CUSTOMER</DefaultTable>

    <AsOfAttribute name="processingDate" fromColumnName="IN_Z" toColumnName="OUT_Z"
                   toIsInclusive="false"
                   isProcessingDate="true"
                   infinityDate="[com.gs.fw.common.mithra.util.DefaultInfinityTimestamp.getDefaultInfinity()]"
                   defaultIfNotSpecified="[com.gs.fw.common.mithra.util.DefaultInfinityTimestamp.getDefaultInfinity()]"
    />

    // elided for brevity
</MithraObject>]]></programlisting>
            </example>
        </para>
        <para>
            Audit-only chaining is enabled by adding a AsOfAttribute element to the object.
            The AsOfAttribute declares that
            <itemizedlist>
                <listitem>
                    <para>
                        The name of the attribute is processingDate and that Reladomo should call the corresponding columns IN_Z and OUT_Z
                    </para>
                </listitem>
                <listitem>
                    <para>
                        This attribute is for the processing date (isProcessing=true)
                    </para>
                </listitem>
            </itemizedlist>
        </para>
        <para>
            Reladomo needs to be told what is the value of Infinity. To recap, infinity can
            be any date that can be reasonably expected to not be part of normal chaining history. The
            infinityDate attribute points to a simple helper class which returns a java.sql.Timestamp object
            to be used as Infinity.
        </para>
        <para>
            Other than this attribute, the rest of the MithraObject definition remains the same as before.
        </para>
    </sect1>
    <sect1>
        <title>Generated Code</title>
        <para>
            Code generation is the same with non-temporal objects. But because the MithraObjects are audit-only chained,
            the generated classes have a few additions.
        </para>
        <para>
            First, each generated class's constructor accepts a processing date timestamp.
        </para>
        <example>
            <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/Customer.java</title>
            <programlisting language="java"><![CDATA[
public class Customer extends CustomerAbstract
{
    public Customer(Timestamp processingDate)
	{
		super(processingDate);
		// You must not modify this constructor. Mithra calls this internally.
		// You can call this constructor. You can also add new constructors.
	}

	public Customer()
	{
		this(auditonlybank.util.TimestampProvider.getInfinityDate());
	}
}]]></programlisting>
        </example>
        <para>
            Second, the generated Finder classes expose attribute methods
            that are used to set the processing date when working with the objects.
            <programlisting language="java"><![CDATA[CustomerFinder.processingDate();]]></programlisting>
        </para>
    </sect1>
    <sect1>
        <title>Putting It All Together</title>
        <para>
            This section will demonstrate chaining in action by implementing each of the events from the previous chapter's motivating example.
        </para>
        <warning>
            <title>Note</title>
            <para>
                The following sections map the code in AuditOnlyChainingInAction.java to the motivating example
                discussed before.
            </para>
            <para>
                To ensure that the behavior of the program matches the example discussed here, the program
                explicitly sets the processing time as needed. You should not have to do this in production
                code. Processing time by default is set to when the database operation is performed.
            </para>
        </warning>
        <example>
            <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/AuditOnlyChainingInAction.java</title>
            <programlisting><![CDATA[@Test
public void run() throws Exception
{
    int accountId = 12345;

    createAccount("2017-01-01", accountId);

    fetchLatestAccount(accountId);

    updateBalance("2017-01-20", accountId, 200);

    dumpCustomerAccount(accountId);

    updateBalance("2017-01-25", accountId, 50);

    dumpCustomerAccount(accountId);
}]]></programlisting>
        </example>
        <sect2>
            <title>Jan 1 - Open an account with $100</title>
            <para>
                To open an account, we create the Customer and CustomerAccount and insert them.
                However, because the objects are audit-only chained, the constructor must be supplied with a processing date.
                In this case, we are using the overloaded constructor which sets the date to Infinity.
            </para>
            <example>
                <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/AuditOnlyChainingInAction.java</title>
                <programlisting language="java"><![CDATA[private void createAccount(String date, int accountId)
{
    MithraManagerProvider.getMithraManager().executeTransactionalCommand(tx -> {

        // Simulate the db change happening on a specific date - Do not do this in production
        doNotDoThisInProduction(date, tx);

        Customer customer = new Customer();
        customer.setFirstName("mickey");
        customer.setLastName("mouse");
        customer.setCustomerId(1);
        customer.setCountry("usa");

        CustomerAccount account = new CustomerAccount();
        account.setAccountId(accountId);
        account.setBalance(100);
        account.setAccountType("savings");
        account.setAccountName("retirement");
        customer.getAccounts().add(account);
        customer.cascadeInsert();
        return null;
    });
}]]></programlisting>
            </example>
        </sect2>
        <sect2>
            <title>Jan 1 - Fetch the account</title>
            <para>
                Here we use the generated Finder but we have to specify an additional operation
                for the business date.
            </para>
            <example>
                <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/AuditOnlyChainingInAction.java</title>
                <programlisting language="java"><![CDATA[private void fetchLatestAccount(int accountId)
{
    Operation idOp = CustomerAccountFinder.accountId().eq(accountId);
    CustomerAccount account = CustomerAccountFinder.findOne(idOp);
    assertEquals(100, (int) account.getBalance());
}]]></programlisting>
            </example>
            <para>
                When the code above is run, Reladomo generates the following SQL.
            </para>
            <programlisting language="sql"><![CDATA[select t0.ACCOUNT_ID,t0.CUSTOMER_ID,t0.ACCOUNT_NAME,t0.ACCOUNT_TYPE,t0.BALANCE,t0.IN_Z,t0.OUT_Z
    from CUSTOMER_ACCOUNT t0
    where  t0.ACCOUNT_ID = 12345 and
    t0.OUT_Z = '9999-12-01 23:59:00.000']]></programlisting>
            <para>In other words, Reladomo is looking for the latest state of the account (i.e OUT_Z=Infinity).</para>
        </sect2>
        <sect2>
            <title>Jan 17 - Deposit $50</title>
            <para>
                In the narrative of the SlowBank, this deposit is lost. So we simulate that by not updating the account on Jan 17.
            </para>
        </sect2>
        <sect2>
            <title>Jan 20 - Deposit $200</title>
            <para>
                To deposit $200, we have to fetch the account and increment its balance by 200.
                However, updating a row in chained table can result in the creation of new rows. Therefore the update
                must be wrapped in a transaction for atomicity.
            </para>
            <example>
                <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/AuditOnlyChainingInAction.java</title>
                <programlisting language="java"><![CDATA[private void updateBalance(String date, int accountId, int deposit)
{
    MithraManagerProvider.getMithraManager().executeTransactionalCommand(tx ->
    {
        // Simulate the db change happening on a specific date - Do not do this in production
        doNotDoThisInProduction(date, tx);

        Operation id = CustomerAccountFinder.accountId().eq(accountId);
        CustomerAccount account = CustomerAccountFinder.findOne(id);
        account.setBalance(account.getBalance() + deposit);
        return null;
    });
}]]></programlisting>
            </example>
            <para>
                Running this method results in the following SQL statements being executed. Reladomo is invalidating the row (update OUT_Z) with business date (Jan 1 to Infinity) and adding new rows for business date (Jan 1 to Jan 20) and (Jan 20 to Infinity).
            </para>
            <programlisting language="sql"><![CDATA[update CUSTOMER_ACCOUNT
            set OUT_Z = '2017-01-20 00:00:00.000'
            where ACCOUNT_ID = 12345 AND OUT_Z = '9999-12-01 23:59:00.000'

insert into CUSTOMER_ACCOUNT(ACCOUNT_ID,CUSTOMER_ID,ACCOUNT_NAME,ACCOUNT_TYPE,BALANCE,IN_Z,OUT_Z)
    values (12345,1,'retirement','savings',300.0,
        '2017-01-20 00:00:00.000','9999-12-01 23:59:00.000')
]]></programlisting>
        </sect2>
        <sect2>
            <title>Jan 20 - Fetch the account (dump history)</title>
            <para>
                This fetch is identical to the fetch on Jan 1. We simply set the processingDate on the finder
                to Jan 20. Sometimes it is useful to be able to fetch the entire history of an object. Example use cases
                include debugging, generating reports etc.
            </para>
            <para>
                History along a time dimension can be fetched by using the equalsEdgePoint() operation.
            </para>
            <example>
                <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/AuditOnlyChainingInAction.java</title>
                <programlisting language="java"><![CDATA[private Operation computeHistoryOperation(int accountId)
{
    Operation idOp = CustomerAccountFinder.accountId().eq(accountId);
    Operation processingDateOp = CustomerAccountFinder
            .processingDate()
            .equalsEdgePoint();
    return idOp.and(processingDateOp);
}]]></programlisting>
            </example>
            <para>
                The edgePoint operations instruct Reladomo to generate the following query. As you can see, the where clause
                does not include any of the temporal columns, resulting in a full dump of the database.
            </para>
            <programlisting language="sql"><![CDATA[select t0.ACCOUNT_ID,t0.CUSTOMER_ID,t0.ACCOUNT_NAME,t0.ACCOUNT_TYPE,t0.BALANCE,t0.IN_Z,t0.OUT_Z
    from CUSTOMER_ACCOUNT t0 where  t0.ACCOUNT_ID = 12345]]>
            </programlisting>
            <para>
                This Operation can now be used with the Finder. To make this more interestig,
                let's use Reladomo's DbExtractor which can extract the data from a table and among other things dump it to
                a file.
            </para>
            <example>
                <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/AuditOnlyChainingInAction.java</title>
                <programlisting language="java"><![CDATA[private String dumpCustomerAccount(int accountId) throws Exception
{
    Operation historyOperation = computeHistoryOperation(accountId);
    Path tempFile = Files.createTempFile(System.nanoTime() + "", "");
    DbExtractor dbExtractor = new DbExtractor(tempFile.toFile().getAbsolutePath(), false);
    dbExtractor.addClassToFile(CustomerAccountFinder.getFinderInstance(), historyOperation);

    String data = Files.readAllLines(tempFile).stream().collect(Collectors.joining("\n"));
    System.out.println(data);
    return data;
}]]></programlisting>
            </example>
            <para>
                The DbExtractor's output is not only a listing of all the rows in the table.
                 The output is also formatted for copying and pasting into a Reladomo MithraTestResource file for use in
                tests. See AuditOnlyChainingInActionTestData.txt.
            </para>
        </sect2>
        <sect2>
            <title>Jan 25 - Correct the missing $50</title>
            <para>
                Here we need to adjust the balance for Jan 17.
                Since we are not tracking business-time, we cannot update the balance for Jan 17.
                The best we can do is fetch the latest state of the account and adjust for the missing $50.
                As before Reladomo takes care of invalidating existing rows and adding new rows.
            </para>
            <example>
                <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/AuditOnlyChainingInAction.java</title>
                <programlisting language="java"><![CDATA[private void updateBalance(String date, int accountId, int deposit)
{
    MithraManagerProvider.getMithraManager().executeTransactionalCommand(tx ->
    {
        // Simulate the db change happening on a specific date - Do not do this in production
        doNotDoThisInProduction(date, tx);

        Operation id = CustomerAccountFinder.accountId().eq(accountId);
        CustomerAccount account = CustomerAccountFinder.findOne(id);
        account.setBalance(account.getBalance() + deposit);
        return null;
    });
}]]></programlisting>
            </example>
        </sect2>
    </sect1>
    <sect1>
        <title>Querying a chained table</title>
        <para>
            Consider the visualization from Chapter 7. Each colored rectangle corresponds to a row in the table.

                <title>Bank Account On Jan 1</title>
                <mediaobject>
                    <imageobject>
                        <imagedata fileref="auditonly-intro/auditonly-42.png" scale="80" />
                    </imageobject>
                </mediaobject>

        </para>
        <para>
            Each of these rows can be queried by setting the processing date as required.
            The following snippet shows querying for the account balance for processing date of Jan 17.
        </para>
        <example>
            <title>tour-examples/auditonly-bank/AuditOnlyChainingInAction.java</title>
            <programlisting language="java"><![CDATA[@Test
private void balanceAsOfJan17(int accountId)
{
    Timestamp date = DateUtils.parse("2017-01-17");
    Operation idOp = CustomerAccountFinder.accountId().eq(accountId);
    Operation dateOp = CustomerAccountFinder.processingDate().eq(date);
    CustomerAccount account = CustomerAccountFinder.findOne(idOp.and(dateOp));

    /*
        This balance is incorrect !!
        Even though we adjusted for the missed deposit on Jan 17, there is no way to query for the balance as of Jan 17
    */
    assertEquals(100, (int) account.getBalance());
}]]></programlisting>
        </example>
        <para>
            Running the above code results in Reladomo executuing the following query.
        </para>
        <programlisting language="sql"><![CDATA[select t0.ACCOUNT_ID,t0.CUSTOMER_ID,t0.ACCOUNT_NAME,t0.ACCOUNT_TYPE,t0.BALANCE,t0.IN_Z,t0.OUT_Z
    from CUSTOMER_ACCOUNT t0
    where  t0.ACCOUNT_ID = 5678
    and t0.IN_Z <= '2017-01-17 00:00:00.000' and t0.OUT_Z > '2017-01-17 00:00:00.000'
]]></programlisting>
        <para>
            The drawback of audit-only chaining is that the above query cannot be used to query what balance
            as of a business date.
        </para>
    </sect1>
    <sect1>
        <title>Changing history</title>
        <para>
            Say on March 1, we fetch the account with a processing date of Jan 17 and update it's balance.
            Will this add a new row for Jan 17 ?
        </para>
        <para>
            No. There is no way to change history in audit-only chaining. Reladomo will just add a new row
            to the new change from March 1 to Infinity.
        </para>
        <programlisting><![CDATA[# Before update on March 1

class auditonlybank.domain.CustomerAccount
accountId,customerId,accountName,accountType,balance,processingDateFrom,processingDateTo
5678,2,"retirement","savings",100,"2017-01-01 00:00:00.000","2017-01-20 00:00:00.000"
5678,2,"retirement","savings",300,"2017-01-20 00:00:00.000","2017-01-25 00:00:00.000"
5678,2,"retirement","savings",350,"2017-01-25 00:00:00.000","9999-12-01 23:59:00.000"

# After updating on March1, the account that was fetched with a processing date of Jan 17
# Account balance was increased by $150

class auditonlybank.domain.CustomerAccount
accountId,customerId,accountName,accountType,balance,processingDateFrom,processingDateTo
5678,2,"retirement","savings",100,"2017-01-01 00:00:00.000","2017-01-20 00:00:00.000"
5678,2,"retirement","savings",300,"2017-01-20 00:00:00.000","2017-01-25 00:00:00.000"
5678,2,"retirement","savings",350,"2017-01-25 00:00:00.000","2017-03-01 00:00:00.000"
5678,2,"retirement","savings",500,"2017-03-01 00:00:00.000","9999-12-01 23:59:00.000"]]></programlisting>
    </sect1>
</chapter>


Founded in 1837, Davidson College is a selective residential liberal arts college located near Charlotte, North Carolina. The Dean Rusk International Studies Program was created in 1985 to support Davidson College's core mission: assisting students in developing humane instincts and disciplined and creative minds for lives of leadership and service. The program is dedicated to fostering in students the intellectual and social capabilities that are indispensable for their creative participation in an interconnected world. Davidson believes that knowledge of the cultural, economic, political, religious, and scientific forces that shape our times, and engagement across a multitude of cultures and societies are integral to a liberal arts education and vital to living meaningful, ethical, and compassionate lives in a globalized world.
The Dean Rusk Program and the McGee Director are responsible for cultivating in students the desire and ability to apprehend and experience our world from many points of view. We are seeking someone who can draw together individuals and groups on campus and connect Davidson students, faculty, and staff with individuals, opportunities, organizations, and experiences around the world. The program is named for Dean Rusk '31, a Davidson alumnus who served in numerous positions in the U.S. government, including as Secretary of State from 1961 to 1969. Its founding director, Ambassador Jack Perry, served from 1985 to 1995. The John and Ruth McGee Directorship of the Dean Rusk Program in International Studies was established by the John F. and Ruth B. McGee Foundation of Charleston, West Virginia in 2002.
Assisting the College Relations staff to raise funds to support the program. In particular, we seek a McGee Director who will partner with College Relations to cultivate new sources of dedicated funding for international internships.
The McGee Director will also work with College Communications and the Office of Admission and Financial aid to publicize the program, including to prospective students.
At least 10 years' experience as an international affairs professional. Relevant fields include public service, non-governmental organizations and advocacy, economic/commercial/financial affairs, academics, cultural fields, and scientific and medical administration.
A genuine interest in undergraduate students' personal and professional development and a willingness to work with them to cultivate their international interests, including designing immersive personal experiences and individual research projects abroad, to be funded by Dean Rusk Program grants. A demonstrated track record in professional development and mentoring that could be applied to undergraduate students will support this qualification.
Teaching experience is not required or expected, but is a plus. Enthusiasm for teaching and openness to professional development are a must.
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Tyler's Art Education and Community Arts Practices Department is headed to the 2016 National Art Education Association conference in Chicago! A number of professors and students will be presenting, including Dr. Jo-Anna Moore.
Dr. Jo-Anna Moore (Associate Professor Emeritus in Art Education at Tyler School of Art) and Dr. Seymour Simmons (from Winthrop University) will co-present a lecture/discussion session titled: "Philosophy of Education, Imagination, and Art Teaching: Implications for Practice" on Friday, March 18, 2016 from 5-5:50 at the National Art Education Association Conference in Chicago, IL. The program explores what philosophers of education can teach K-12 art teachers. The great education Philosophers Israel Scheffler and Maxine Greene, both of whom passed away in 2014, celebrated imagination, emotion, and aesthetics in schooling throughout their writings. This interactive session will share a wealth of ideas to help teachers review their purposes and help them clarify and strengthen their beliefs in a challenging time when the arts are often marginalized in schools.


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New & Next: Rose Gold Blends The Cool Of L.A. With The Grit Of Baltimore
This vocalist rolls with some pretty heavy-hitters in the modern jazz movement.
By Danielle Kwateng-Clark	· June 9, 2017 October 26, 2020
Los Angeles is an overwhelming place if you let it take over. In the world of music, movies and television, one has to have a strong sense of self. Baltimore's own, Rose Gold had the right amount of conviction to make things happen in a place that regularly breaks hearts.
Born Rebecca Mohammad, the singer attended performing arts school before linking up with The Featherstones, a record production and songwriting collective in B-more.
Emboldened by a family member to move to L.A., the talent left and couldn't be more confident in her decision having worked with TLC, Nipsey Hussle, Kamasi Washington, Terrace Martin and Teedra Moses. She's currently on Terrace Martin & the Polly Seeds' single "Intentions" but we love her stand alone tracks like "Drive Me to Drink" and "Think of You".
Ahead of her debut album due the end of 2017, we talked to the jazzy vocalist about her budding career.
What will your debut album sound like?
There's going be a lot of instrumentation but it's also gonna be some killer drums. It's gonna be a very East and West driven situation. Because what people forget is that I work with all these West Coast artists and that's super dope and I love them and I love what I've learned and what we create together. But I'm still from West Baltimore City and I still need to express that and you know, I'm still talking about different things that have gone on with me through Baltimore too so. I'm not just about to abandon my roots.
Is there anything about Baltimore that people don't know?
It's very dark. That darkness is beautiful, you know, you can't have light without darkness. Baltimore is also a very artsy place. People don't be paying attention, we dance all day in the streets, know what I'm saying. It's the drums, it's the weather. I feel like that's how I found over-the-top music that we're creating.
How would you describe your performance style?
I am very emotional. You can expect to see so many different pieces of me up there, so it's never really a predictable show. And I don't want it to be.
Who's an artist that you absolutely love to see live?
Faith Evans is one of my favorite people and one of my favorite homegirls and one of my favorite artists. She sings down on a stage and it's different and amazing every single time. I'm just in awe to see it up close because I used to be like, 'Damn I wanna go to a Faith concert' and now I get to stand there and watch her just kill it. It's crazy. She is the sh-t.
Rose Gold can be heard on Terrace Martin & the Polly Seeds upcoming album Sounds of Crenshaw Vol.1 due June 14.


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Q: Ngxs using same selector performance I'm using Angular with container/presentation pattern and Ngxs. My problem is as follow:
I have one container component nested inside other container component and both call the same @Select:
@Select(State.exaple) example$: Observable<boolean>;

I cannot pass example$ as an input and I cannot redesign the app.
My question is: should I use the @Select twice or use a shared service?
If performance is the same or have minimum impact I will prefer using the double @Select but I want to know if there is any problem with this approach or bad performance.

A: There will be minimal performance impact because all selectors are memoised (ie. the result is cached based on the inputs to the function. Given the same inputs to the function, the cached result will be returned and the function will not be run).
There will be 2 subscriptions to the shared state ReplaySubject, but the impact of this is negligible.

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Why Don't You Enter Your Terrier?
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SUNDAY 3RD JUNE- our celebrations start with jubilee big community lunch on the playing fields. Bring your own tables, chairs and food, listen to a folk band, have a go on the bouncy castle or have your face painted, join in the fun of the vintage fun fair from 12 noon onwards.
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Metheringham Village Hall Committee - Help2!
1.	Welcome and Introduction: Councillor Dr Michael Allen - Chairman to Metheringham Parish Council.
2.	Notes of the last Annual Village Meeting held on 19th April 2011 to be approved and signed as the minutes.
3.	Annual Parish Council Report: Report from Cllr Dr Michael Allen covering the activities of the Parish Council.
6.	Break for refreshments, a chance to view exhibits and socialize with the guest speakers, representatives from the village organizations and your Parish Councillors.
7.	Reports from village organizations.
8.	Date, time and venue of next meeting: To be announced.
At the Metheringham Airfield Visitor Centre - in the old gymnasium - on Wednesday 25th April 2012 at 7.30pm. Admission: Members free, Visitors £5.00 including tea/coffee and biscuits.
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Det svenske nationalflag har siden 1500-tallet været Sveriges flag, dog først officielt fra 1906. Det er blåt med et gult skandinavisk kors i midten og har dermed de samme karakteristika som de andre nordiske korsflag. De blå-gule farver kendes allerede fra 1200-tallet, mens selve flagets udformning kendes først fra omkring 1500-tallet. Det er sandsynligvis inspireret af det danske flag, Dannebrog.

Historie

Første gang, man hører om det svenske flag, er i begyndelsen af 1500-tallet under Gustav Vasa. I 1562 lød det efter kongelig forordning, at flaget skulle være "gult udi korssvijs fördeelt påå blott", hvilket betyder "gult kryds lagt på blåt".

Flagets oprindelse er uklar, men nogle påstår, at flaget skulle være blevet til i 1400-tallet som modsætning til det danske flag, Dannebrog. Danske konger var under Kalmarunionen også konger over Sverige.

Dimensioner og farve

Nationalflaget skal ifølge svensk lov fra 1982 have forholdet 10 i højden og 16 i længden.
De indre blå felter skal være 4:5 i højde og bredde, og de ydre felter 4:9 i højde og bredde. Korsarmenes højde skal være halvdelen af de blå felters højde.

Ifølge NCS-farvesystemet skal flaget have følgende farver: Gul: NCS 0580-Y10R og Blå: NCS 4055-R95B. Farverne defineres ifølge Pantones farvesystem således: Gul: PMS 116 C og 109 U Blå: PMS 301 C eller U. Ifølge CMYK, Gul: Ec 100 % gul, 20 % magenta (Ec. X200), Blå: Ec 10 % gul, 50 % magenta og 100 % cyan (Ec. 15X0).

Flag
Nordiske korsflag
Flag fra Europa
Nationale flag

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