In 2021, the price of goods rose by 5.1%, while wages rose by just 2.4%. Over the same time period, corporations in Canada made record profits in the billions.
With inflation currently at its highest point since Jan. 1983 — and with no real sign that it’s going to slow down, despite the Bank of Canada’s attempts to increase interest rates to decrease prices — it’s worth exploring the question of to what degree inflation is simply due to greed. While it’s clear that worldwide supply chain issues, not to mention the war in Ukraine, can have a direct impact on the price of goods, many businesses have evidently been raising their prices.
Looking at the rising cost of living across the country, we know that i, such as Canadian Tire and Walmart, made record profits in the billions.
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh has spoken about the rising cost of living issue at length, elaborating earlier this month about how the drive for higher corporate profits (greed) contributes to rising levels of inflation.
“We know that when the cost of living goes up, it impacts workers and families, but it also benefits those at the very top. We see that those at the top make more profit. In fact we know right now that, according to economists, corporate profits are one of the major drivers of inflation. The fact that corporations are making record profits in this difficult time has contributed to at least one-fourth of the inflation that we are experiencing right now.
”The 2021 corporate pretax profit in Canada hit an all-time high of $445-billion above the previous record set in 2018. We have some of the highest profit recorded by oil and gas companies in 2021. There is significant clear evidence that points to the fact that large corporations are driving up costs because they want to make more profit, and their profits are contributing to inflation in a significant way.”
In April, Singh also spoke about the rising cost of living, and the false claims that supply chain issues and government programs are the leading causes of inflation. Inflation, according to Singh, is directly caused by greed.
“Here’s the truth: Why is the cost of everything going up? Simple answer: greed. Large corporations, big box stores and big retail are making record profits in this time. Why should you pay more and more just so the large corporations can make more and more profit?”
Again today, Canadian families woke up to inflation at a record high
Their cost of living is skyrocketing while CEOs & Mega-Corporations make record profits
The system is rigged because Liberals & Conservatives set it up that way — where the rich thrive & families are abandoned pic.twitter.com/w3ceTtSHzq
— Jagmeet Singh (@theJagmeetSingh) April 20, 2022
Singh has called on the government to “end the free ride for the super-rich,” and has since proposed a plan that would tax the excess profits of corporations making these record-setting profits in order to redistribute the money directly to families who need it the most. Payments to these families would be between $500 and $1,000.
In Quebec, Premier François Legault has promised a second $500 payment if he wins reelection in October as a way to counter inflation.


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In addition to being an enthusiastic CrossFitter, Cheryl loves crafting and quilting, in particular. Her home is adorned with some of her beautiful quilts, and she has won numerous awards for her designs. She has spent hours quilting alongside her friend Mary Ann Smith. Mary says, "with Cheryl, you can count on a good, laughing time as she enjoys her life tremendously…being diagnosed with bran cancer is a scary and trying time, but Cheryl has chosen joy, faith in God and hope. She is an inspiration."
This theme, of Cheryl being an enormous inspiration and being deeply filled with radiating joy, echoes through the many letters from those that love her. Her friend and coach at CrossFit R3, Deana Wyland notes that Cheryl is a little sassy and always positive, and that attitude will aid in the fight against the cancer. "[She's] always smiling, always friendly to all of us…[we] can all rely on Cheryl's positive energy and infectious smile."
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As general manager George Paton and the Broncos map out their own avenue back into contention this offseason, here’s a look at the positional free agent needs of the other three teams in the AFC West.
After the Bucs destroyed the thinned Kansas City line in the Super Bowl, with Patrick Mahomes pressured on 52% of his dropbacks, the offensive line will be a focal point for the Chiefs. Starting center Austin Reiter is an unrestricted free agent, while— neither of whom played in the Super Bowl due to injury — are both entering the final seasons of contracts and the Chiefs could save $11.9 million by cutting Fisher and $6 million by cutting Schwartz. K.C.’s offensive line could look completely different in 2021.
Las Vegas’ emphasis this offseason should be on the defensive side, where the Raiders need to strengthen the secondary and add another edge rusher and/or defensive tackle who can better impact both the pass and the run. With a secondary filled with youth (Trayvon Mullen, Damon Arnette, Johnathan Abram), a veteran safety could be in the franchise’s sights. And up front, with ends Takkarist McKinley and Vic Beasley free agents in addition to tackle Johnathan Hankins, Las Vegas must assess their current value compared to what they’d find on the open market.
NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Justin Herbert is reason for optimism, but the Chargers have lots of holes up front. Tackle Sam Tevi, guard Dan Feeney and guard Forrest Lamp are all free agents, and Los Angeles could certainly upgrade from one or two of those players through free agency. Meanwhile Pro Bowl guard Trai Turner could be a cap casualty, as the Chargers would save $11.5 million by cutting him. And edge rusher is also a roster void, as Melvin Ingram is a free agent and Los Angeles doesn’t have much other depth there besides Uchenna Nwosu.


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>> > "close" to zero, but NOT close to a smaller number.
>> > In [9]: is_close_to
>> > In [10]: is_close_to
>> > but huh??? 1e-9 is close to zero, but not close to 1e-12????
>> Yes that's.... the idea? :-)
> sure -- that's why I (and numpy and Steven's statistics test function) put
> in an absolute tolerance as well. If you know you testing near near, then
> you set an abs_tolernace that define what "near zero" or "small" mean in
> And 1e-12 from zero also, of course. Which is the trick here. Even with an
> asymmetric test, 0.0 is not relatively close to anything, and nothing is
> relatively close to zero (as long as the relative tolerance is less than 1
> -- which it really should be. So I think we should use the zero_tolerance
> option if either input is zero, but then we get these continuities.
> So It seems, if a user wants to use the same parameters to test a bunch of
> numbers, and some of them may be zero, that they should define what small is
> to them by setting an abs_tolerance.
> Though I guess I'd rather a zero_tol that defaulted to non-zero that an
> abs_tol that did. So we might be able to satisfy your observation that a lot
> of use cases call for testing against zero.
Yes, that's the idea -- defaulting rel_tol and zero_tol to non-zero
values, and abs_tol to zero, gives you a set of defaults that will
just work for people who want to write useful tests without having to
constantly be distracted by floating point arcana.
This does require that zero_tol is only applied for expected == 0.0,
*not* for actual == 0.0, though. If you expected 1e-10 and got 0.0
then this *might* be okay in your particular situation but it really
requires the user to think things through; a generic tool should
definitely flag this by default.
> But would you even need to test for zero then in that case? And if so,
> wouldn't setting abs_tol to what you wanted for "very small" be the right
> thing to do? I note that Steven's testing code the the stdlib statistics
> library used a rel_tolerance and abs_tolerance approach as well. I haven't
> seen any example of special casing zero anywhere.
Right, this example came up when it was discovered that np.allclose
has a non-zero abs_tol by default, and that
np.testing.assert_allclose() has a zero abs_tol by default. It's a
terrible and accidental API design, but it turns out that people
really are intentionally use one or the other depending on whether
they expect to be dealing with exact zeros or to be dealing with
small-but-non-zero values. The whole motivation for zero_tol is to
> I agree that it is as well -- sure you could use it for a simple recursive
> solution to an implicit equation, but how may people whip those up, compared
> to either testing code or writing a custom comparison designed specifically
> Sure it does -- it means nothing is relatively close to zero -- haven't we
> all agreed that that's the mathematically correct result? And if you write a
> test against zero it will reliably fail first time if you haven't set an
> abs_tolerance. So you will then be forces to decide what "near zero" means
> to you, and set an appropriate abs_tolerance.
do cancel out, and you do get 0.0 instead of 1e-16 or whatever. At
least for some sets of inputs, or until the code gets
perturbed/refactored slightly, etc. That's why I said it might
actually be better to unconditionally fail when expected==0.0 rather
than knowingly perform a misleading operation.
My claim wasn't that is_close_to(x, 0.0) provides a mathematically
ill-defined result. I agree that that's a reasonable definition of
"relatively close to" (though one could make an argument that zero is
not relatively close to itself -- after all, abs(actual -
expected)/expected is ill-defined). Instead, my point was that if the
user is asking "is this close to 0?" instead of "is this exactly equal
to zero?" then they probably are expecting that there exist some
inputs for which those two questions give different answers. Saying
"well TECHNICALLY this is a valid definition of 'close to'" is
certainly true but somewhat unkind.
> I think this points to having a separate function for absolute tolerance
> compared to zero -- but that's just abs(val) > zero_tolerance, so why
Or it could just be the same function :-). Who wants to keep track of
two functions that conceptually do the same thing?
> relative tolerance, down to very close to zero, but want a larger tolerance
> for zero itself, all in the same comprehension?


Martin Wolf on the advancement of capitalism . . .
. . . or more exactly, The Credit Economy
Looking especially at the figure on the left, I have a question on my mind.
I'll put it more specfically:
Not that he is speaking directly to it, but Martin Wolf writes a characteristically thought-provoking column in the FT that reminded me of this question. The column starts with a fascinating assertion.
Creditworthy governments always come to the rescue of large financial institutions, particularly when many are in trouble at the same time.
Since institutions do not come bigger than Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the rescue announced by the US government over the weekend was a foregone conclusion. That these were “government-sponsored enterprises” made it a certainty. Since these institutions have been financing some three-quarters of US mortgages, the socialisation of the risks of housing finance is also close to complete.
If a government, like say Chavez's in Venezuela, "rescues" an economy's workers by financially subsidizing their activities, it is rightly deemed socialist.
So: Is the US government's "rescue" of Fannie and Freddie, done because it had to ensure the creditworthiness of the American economy, similarly socialist? Wolf and others seem to think so. Remember, Wolf's argument is that the US government had to intervene not because it was the best choice but because the system gave it no choice.
For now we can be pleased to pinpoint the key question. Which is: Can an economy dependent upon credit and creditworthiness for its functionality and growth, as in the case of the US since the unfettering of the dollar from gold in 1971, be a truly private market system?
If the answer is no, America does not have a capitalist economy. And if America right now does not have a capitalist economy . . . is there a single history textbook in the country that doesn't need to be re-written? An economics model that is not gibberish? A sociology study that is not outdated? An individual's awareness of what is around him that does not need to be reflected upon?
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Publish note on DLL version management.
* dllver.html: New file.
* docrefs.html: Add reference link.
add: dllver.html
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3 + * dllver.html
5 + * Adaptation of Charles S. Wilson's observations on DLL naming, and
6 + * ABI version identification conventions.
12 + * Copyright (C) 2021, MinGW.OSDN Project
54 + set_page("title", "MinGW Software Deployment Guide");
55 + set_page("subtitle", "HOWTO Manage a Collection of Installed MinGW DLLs");
56 +</script>
57 +

58 +
Posted: 22-Nov-2021, by Keith; Last Update: 22-Nov-2021

59 +

60 +

61 +
Introduction

62 +
This Mini‑HOWTO offers advice on installation,
63 +and explains the conventions which have been adopted by MinGW,
64 +(and also by Cygwin),
65 +to identify disparate versions of similarly named shared libraries, (DLLs),
66 +and so mitigate the “DLL Hell” which may arise,
67 +as a result of software dependencies on potentially
68 +incompatible versions of such DLLs.
69 +

70 +
The content herein is derived from an original web document,
71 +originally posted by Soren Andersen, (a.k.a. Perlspinr),
72 +and now accessible only via <a rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"
73 + href="<URL>"
74 +>this WayBack Machine archive;
75 +this, in turn,
76 +was inspired by a no‑longer‑accessible posting,
77 +by Charles (Chuck) Wilson,
78 +on a mailing‑list discussing
79 +Portable Network Graphics (PNG) implementation;
80 +the original content has been generalized,
81 +to eliminate PNG‑specific references,
82 +and expanded upon, in a MinGW‑specific context.
84 +

86 +

87 +
Definitions

88 +

89 +
PE

90 +
The Microsoft Portable Executable
91 +file format; an adaptation of the common object file format,
92 +it is sometimes identified as PE‑COFF.
93 +

94 +
ELF

95 +
Executable and Linkable Format ;
96 +this is an alternative executable, and shared library file format,
97 +used by GNU/Linux, and several Unix systems;
98 +it is not used by MS‑Windows.
100 +
DLL

101 +
A dynamic link library ;
102 +this is the terminology favoured by Microsoft,
103 +when referring to shared libraries.
104 +

105 +
Dynamic Linker

106 +
An operating system facility,
107 +responsible for loading executable program files,
108 +and shared libraries,
109 +and resolving (linking) symbolic references across
110 +executable file and shared library boundaries,
111 +to construct a run‑time process image.
113 +
Entry Point

114 +
This is any one of the publicly visible variable names,
115 +or function names, which is exported by a specific DLL.
117 +
Interface

118 +
This represents the aggregate of all entry points,
119 +which are exported by the DLL.
121 +
API

122 +
This represents the application programming interface ;
123 +it is, effectively, the interface,
124 +characterized by the entry point names,
125 +data types, and function prototypes.
127 +
ABI

128 +
This is the application binary interface ;
129 +it represents, and is characterized by,
130 +the machine‑level implementation of the interface.
131 +

132 +

134 +

135 +
How the MS‑Windows Dynamic Linker Resolves Shared Library References

136 +
When a PE  file,
137 +(typically, but not restricted to,
138 +an executable
139 +‘*.exe ’,
140 +or a shared library
141 +‘*.dll ’
142 +file), is created, the build‑time  linker,
143 +(e.g. the MinGW linker ... not
144 +the dynamic linker ),
145 +embeds references, within the PE  file itself,
146 +to any shared libraries on which it depends.
147 +Each such reference takes the form of just a DLL file name,
148 +without  any directory path name qualification,
149 +and there is no direct analogue for the ELF
150 +‘rpath ’
151 +feature.
152 +

153 +
When the Windows dynamic linker  creates a new process image,
154 +it first loads the PE  executable program file into memory.
155 +It then attempts to load each shared library,
156 +named as a DLL reference within the PE  file,
157 +(and iteratively,
158 +any further named DLL references within the loaded DLLs themselves),
159 +mapping each one into the process address space,
160 +and resolving symbol references across DLL boundaries;
161 +only after all named DLLs have been loaded,
162 +and all symbol references successfully resolved,
163 +will execution of the process commence.
165 +
To locate each DLL, named in PE  file references,
166 +the MS‑Windows dynamic linker will search
167 +in each of the following directories, in turn;
168 +(this search will continue, through the directory sequence,
169 +only as far as is necessary to locate the first
170 +DLL file, with a name which matches the reference):
171 +

172 +
The directory from which the executable file, itself, was loaded.
173 +

174 +
The current working directory, at process start‑up time.
176 +
The Windows system directory;
177 +the path name for this directory may be identified,
178 +by calling the GetSystemDirectory() function.
180 +
The Windows directory;
182 +by calling the GetWindowsDirectory() function.
184 +
The sequence of directories, taken in turn,
185 +listed in the PATH environment variable;
186 +(note that this is the path searched for executables themselves;
187 +the LIBPATH environment variable is not considered,
188 +and LD_LIBRARY_PATH — a standard environment variable
189 +which is commonly associated with ELF  shared libraries —
190 +has no defined purpose in the MS‑Windows environment).
191 +

192 +
Note that each uniquely named DLL file,
193 +irrespective of the directory path from whence it is loaded,
194 +will be mapped into the process address space only once.
195 +Furthermore, if the instance of each named DLL,
196 +which is located first in the above directory search sequence,
197 +fails to resolve all entry points
198 +which it is expected to provide,
199 +process execution will fail;
200 +the search will not  be resumed,
201 +even if a similarly named DLL file,
202 +from a later directory in the search sequence,
203 +may be an alternative version,
204 +from which the missing entry points
205 +could have been resolved.
207 +
It is important to ensure that,
208 +if an application requires a particular version of any DLL,
209 +that the correct DLL is installed in a location whence it will be identified
210 +early in the preceding search sequence.
211 +In a conventional MinGW installation,
212 +(typically in C:\MinGW),
213 +this is normally achieved by installation of both
214 +the *.exe files, and  their associated DLLs,
215 +in the common C:\MinGW\bin directory,
216 +so that DLL identification is completed in accordance with rule (1), above.
218 +
Alternatively,
219 +for any application whose *.exe files are not
220 +installed in the C:\MinGW\bin directory,
221 +(since C:\MinGW\bin will typically be listed within
222 +the user’s PATH environment variable),
223 +MinGW DLLs may be identified in accordance with rule (5).
224 +When applications depend on this DLL identification stratagem,
225 +it is strongly  recommended that all
226 +MinGW DLLs be kept fully up to date,
227 +to ensure that compatibility is maintained,
228 +as explained below,
229 +for all  dependent applications,
230 +regardless of age.
232 +

234 +

235 +
How MinGW Shared Library Version Numbers are Assigned

236 +
The single value,
237 +as assigned as a MinGW shared library version number,
238 +is derived from an effective GNU libtool current:revision:age triplet,
239 +which itself, is managed in accordance with the convention described in
240 +<a rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"
241 + href="<URL>"
242 +>libtool‑versioning section of the GNU libtool manual:
244 +

245 +
[...] libtool library versions are described by three integers:
247 +

248 +
current

249 +
The most recent interface [ABI version] number
250 +that this library implements.
252 +
revision

253 +
The implementation [revision] number of
254 +the current  interface.
256 +
age

257 +
The difference between [the ABI version numbers of]
258 +the newest and oldest interfaces that this library implements.
259 +In other words,
260 +the library implements all the interface numbers in the range from number
261 +current - age
262 +to current.
264 +

265 +
These current:revision:age attributes are assigned,
266 +by the maintainer of the library,
267 +as specified in <a rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"
268 + href="<URL>"
269 +>the immediately following section of the GNU libtool manual:
272 +
Here are a set of rules to help you update your library version information:
274 +
Start with version information of ‘0:0:0’
275 +for each libtool library.
277 +
Update the version information only immediately before a public release
278 +of your software. More frequent updates are unnecessary, and only guarantee
279 +that the current interface number gets larger faster.
281 +
If the library source code has changed at all,
282 +since the [version information was last updated],
283 +then increment revision  (i.e.
284 +‘current:revision:age ’ becomes
285 +‘current:revision + 1:age ’ ).
289 +
If any interfaces have been added, removed,
290 +or changed since the last update,
291 +increment current,
292 +and set revision  to 0.
294 +
If any interfaces [i.e. entry points ]
295 +have been added since the last public release,
296 +then increment age.
298 +
If any interfaces [i.e. entry points ] have been removed,
299 +or [the data type or function prototype
300 +of any entry point has been] changed since the last public release,
301 +then set age  to 0.
303 +
Never try to set the interface numbers
304 +so that they correspond to the release number of your package.
305 +This is an abuse that only fosters misunderstanding of
306 +the purpose of library versions. [...]
308 +
The following explanation
309 +may help [you] to understand the above rules a bit better:
310 +consider that there are three possible kinds of reactions
311 +from users of your library to changes in a shared library:
313 +
Programs using the previous version
314 +may use the new version as drop-in replacement,
315 +and programs using the new version can also work with the previous one.
316 +In other words, no recompiling nor relinking is needed.
317 +In this case, bump revision  only,
318 +don’t touch current
319 +[or] age.
323 +but programs using the new version may use APIs
324 +[which are] not present in the previous one.
325 +In other words, a program linking against the new version
326 +may fail with “unresolved symbols”
327 +if [deployed with] the old version at runtime:
328 +set revision  to 0,
329 +bump [i.e. increment both] current
330 +and age.
332 +
Programs may need to be changed,
333 +recompiled, and relinked in order to use the new version.
334 +Bump current,
335 +set [both] revision
336 +and age  to 0.
338 +
In the above description,
339 +programs using the library in question may also be
340 +replaced by other libraries using it.
343 +
To derive the single‑valued MinGW shared library version number,
344 +from the GNU libtool compatible
345 +current:revision:age  triplet,
346 +we adopt the convention originally suggested by Gary Vaughan,
347 +in a <a rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"
348 + href="<URL>"
349 +>posting to the Cygwin mailing‑list,
350 +to the effect that the effective shared library version should be
351 +set equal to the version number of the oldest ABI  version
352 +supported by the shared library;
353 +this is equivalent to the result of the calculation
354 +current - age,
355 +taking the individual values of current,
356 +and age  from the libtool triplet.
357 +(Note that this does not require  use of libtool
358 +for maintanence of the shared library;
359 +it is sufficient to adopt the libtool numbering convention,
360 +and to calculate
362 +manually).
364 +

366 +

367 +
Evolution of MinGW Shared Library Versions

368 +
To further illustrate the evolution of MinGW shared library versions,
369 +let us consider the development life‑cycle of
370 +a hypothetical library, libfoo.dll,
371 +for which the most recent release corresponds to a GNU libtool
372 +current:revision:age  triplet
373 +of 5:4:3;
374 +this indicates that the current ABI  version of
375 +this hypothetical library is 5,
376 +and that this version is fully backwardly compatible  with
377 +each of the three  preceding releases,
378 +with ABI  version numbers 4,
379 +3, and 2;
380 +thus, the MinGW library version,
381 +computed as current - age,
382 +will be 2,
383 +yielding a versioned library name of libfoo-2.dll;
384 +it may be observed that this version‑indicating name corresponds to
385 +the oldest ABI  version which is fully compatible with
386 +the current ABI  version 5 release.
388 +
There are many evolutionary paths,
389 +which libfoo‑2.dll may have followed,
390 +to become the equivalent of a libtool‑managed 5:4:3 release;
391 +the following example represents just one such possible path:
393 +
Regardless of the path followed,
394 +the starting point is always equivalent to
395 +libtool release 0:0:0, yielding a computed
397 +value of 0 - 0,
398 +(or simply 0);
399 +thus, the MinGW designation for the initial release
400 +will be libfoo‑0.dll.
402 +
The library goes through several release cycles,
403 +without any change in, addition to,
404 +or removal from its public interface ;
405 +the libtool revision  is incremented,
406 +at each release,
407 +through 0:1:0, 0:2:0, ...,
408 +but, since neither current,
409 +nor age  is changed,
410 +the MinGW release designation remains as libfoo‑0.dll.
411 +
This is correct,
412 +because the interface  remains unchanged from
413 +the initial  release;
414 +programs linked against the initial release may continue to use
415 +this libfoo‑0.dll,
416 +as a drop‑in replacement for the original,
417 +while benefitting from any bug‑fixes
418 +which may have been applied in the newer releases.
419 +

420 +
Following the release of libfoo‑0.dll,
421 +corresponding to (say) libtool release 0:4:0,
422 +a new function entry point  is added,
423 +without  changing the established interface
424 +in any way.
425 +This introduces a forwardly incompatible
426 +change in the API,  (because any new application
427 +which depends on the new entry point  will be
428 +incompatible with any earlier release of libfoo‑0.dll);
429 +however, the API  remains backwardly compatible
430 +with previous releases, (because none  of the
431 +previously existing entry points  exhibit
432 +any change in behaviour).
433 +
To reflect this change in compatibility,
434 +the libtool current  version number
435 +is incremented,
436 +while resetting the revision
437 +to 0,
438 +(to account for the addition of the new entry point );
439 +at the same time, age
440 +is incremented in lock‑step,
441 +(because backward  compatibility,
442 +with the preceding release, is preserved).
443 +Consequently, the libtool release identification becomes 1:0:1,
444 +since the result of computing
446 +(which now becomes 1 - 1),
447 +remains equal to 0, and thus,
448 +the MinGW library designation remains as
449 +libfoo‑0.dll.
450 +Once again, this is correct; in spite of the change
451 +in libtool current  release number,
452 +the oldest  value of current
453 +release, with which this release remains backwardly  compatible,
454 +is still 0.
456 +
After the release of libfoo‑0.dll,
457 +at libtool release point 1:0:1,
458 +one of the publicly visible entry point  functions
459 +is deemed to have become obsolete, and is removed.
460 +This represents another change to the public interface,
461 +so once again the libtool current
462 +release number must be incremented,
463 +and the revision  reset;
464 +however, this is not  a backwardly
465 +compatible  change, so, for this release,
466 +age  is reset to 0,
467 +rather than being incremented.
468 +The effect of this is that the libtool release number advances
469 +to 2:0:0, and the MinGW release number, computed as
471 +advances to 2, resulting in a new MinGW library designation
472 +of libfoo‑2.dll.
473 +
Note that this is, once again, correct:
474 +the libtool current  release number has advanced,
475 +to 2; this release is no longer backwardly
476 +compatible with any other release, older than itself,
477 +and the MinGW release number has also advanced accordingly;
478 +this libfoo‑2.dll is not  suitable for
479 +use as a drop‑in replacement for libfoo‑0.dll,
480 +and the DLL file name has been changed, to prevent any such misuse.
482 +
The next few release cycles,
483 +following the preceding release of libfoo‑2.dll,
484 +may proceed as described in (2), above, thus requiring only
485 +the libtool revision  to be incremented,
486 +without  affecting the MinGW release number,
488 +These may be interspersed with three further cycles,
489 +similar to that described in (3), above,
490 +in which any number of new entry points  are added,
491 +but none  are removed or modified;
492 +after the third such type (3) release,
493 +the libtool release number will have advanced through
494 +3:0:1, 4:0:2, and finally 5:0:3.
495 +If this is then followed by by four further type (2) releases,
496 +there will be four further increments in
497 +the libtool revision,
498 +ultimately advancing the libtool release number to 5:4:3;
499 +at this stage in the release cycle sequence, the
501 +computation will continue to yield a MinGW release number of 2,
502 +and the MinGW library will continue to be named libfoo‑2.dll.
504 +
It may be observed that,
505 +following the preceding sequence of release cycles,
506 +whereas the libtool release number is able to convey the information that
507 +the current library version implements revision 4 of
508 +the implementation of version 5 of the interface,
509 +and that this implementation is fully backwardly compatible
510 +with version 2 of this interface,
511 +the MinGW release number cannot adequately convey any more than
512 +the last of these pieces of information.
513 +Although this limitation may appear to be problematic,
514 +in practice it isn’t, provided  the installed
515 +version of libfoo‑2.dll is its most recently
516 +released distribution;
517 +unlike ELF dynamic linkers,
518 +the PE dynamic linker  simply isn’t smart enough
519 +to select a DLL on the basis of a range  of supported
520 +interface  versions,
521 +so the best we can hope for is that the selected library,
522 +as named for its oldest  supported version,
523 +covers the required range;
524 +the most effective assurance that we can have for this
525 +is that the selected library is the most recently released distribution,
526 +with the specified name.
528 +

530 +

531 +
Conclusion

532 +
“DLL Hell” arises
533 +when two identically named shared library files provide different
534 +(incompatible) APIs  ... perhaps even incompatible versions
535 +of fundamentally the same API ;
536 +a common cause is that installation of some third‑party software
537 +product has overwritten an installed DLL file with an obsolete version.
539 +
Sometimes,
540 +a particular software product requires a particular version of
541 +a specific DLL, with which the most recent version of that DLL is
542 +not backwardly compatible,  (because the developer
543 +of that DLL may not have exercised good version control discipline).
544 +To avoid this kind of issue,
545 +MinGW has adopted a DLL version management discipline,
546 +conforming to the following conventions:
547 +

548 +
Each installed MinGW DLL should include, within its file name,
549 +a numerical indication of oldest API  implementation version,
550 +(and corresponding ABI  version),
551 +with which it remains 100% backwardly compatible.
553 +
Since the API  version number,
554 +which is encoded within the DLL file name,
555 +represents the oldest API implementation
556 +with which the DLL is 100% backwardly  compatible,
557 +newer versions may add new functionality
558 +without  requiring a change of name,
559 +provided all existing  functionality remains unchanged.
561 +
If API  functionality is changed,
562 +in any way which causes a break in backwards  compatibility,
563 +the API version number  indication,
564 +which is embedded within the DLL file name,
565 +must  be incremented,
566 +(by at least one, but it may be by more),
567 +resulting in a corresponding change in the DLL file name.
569 +
In the event that any MinGW DLL is published, without
570 +embedding an API version number  in the file name,
571 +then the most recent release of this DLL must  be
572 +backwardly compatible  with every
573 +previous release of any MinGW DLL with the same name.
574 +

575 +
Adoption of these conventions ensures that,
576 +if the most recent release of each, and every required MinGW DLL is installed,
577 +at an appropriate location within the DLL directory search path,
578 +then, on account of the promise of backwards compatibility,
579 +applications which are dependent on any releases of these DLLs
580 +will continue to operate as intended.
581 +Additionally, it allows releases of mutually incompatible,
582 +similarly named (but for the version identifier) DLLs to co‑exist,
583 +within the DLL search path,
584 +thus ensuring that applications which may depend on older,
585 +incompatible DLL versions,
586 +may continue to operate correctly.
588 +
Unfortunately, the conventions alone cannot
589 +prevent any user, or third‑party package installer,
590 +from replacing the most recent MinGW release of any DLL with an older release,
591 +(or with an incompatible third‑party DLL with the same name).
592 +Since forward compatibility  is never  promised,
593 +for an older MinGW DLL release used in conjunction with an application
594 +which may be dependent on a more recent release,
595 +(nor is there any  expectation of any form of
596 +compatibility  from any  third‑party DLL),
597 +it becomes incumbent upon the user,
598 +to ensure that only  the most recent
599 +releases of MinGW DLLs are (and remain) installed.


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Coupled with other relevant factors in the case, we conclude that the officer’s or his partner’s retention of Appellant’s identification card to conduct a warrant check — as he was asked if there was anything in his backpack that the officer needed to know about — was sufficient to signify to a reasonable person that he was not free to proceed about his business. Accord Pollman, 190 P.3d at 240 (“[I]f a law enforcement officer retains a driver’s labsent offsetting circumstances, meawithout his or her license.” (emphasis added)). The announcement of “police,” while perfectly understandable, was an initial escalating factor. Albeit that the testimony on the point is quite sca, it can be concluded that the officers (also quite rationally) adopted a stance that would convey to a reasonable person that such person is perceived as a potential threat. Additionally, we agree with Appellant that repeated queries whether there is anything that a police officer “need[s] to know” about within a person’s possessions suggests some authoritative right to know about the contents.
It is also significant, in our judgment, that there is no evidence that the officer ever explained to Appellant what he intended to do with the identification card. Rather, from all appearances, once Appellant gave it to the officer, the officer simply proceeded to do with it as he wished. Again, such treatment of another’s property is a substantial escalating factor in terms of the assertion of authority.
The court also surveys the cases from other states.
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Quality improvement is one of the priorities of the US healthcare system as it is often associated with people’s health and wellness. It has been estimated that almost 100,000 Americans die due to medical errors (Ginter, Duncan, & Swayne, 2018). This issue is also associated with numerous financial losses for Americans and the state budget. Therefore, healthcare facilities and health-related governmental agencies have been applying various approaches to minimize the number of errors in the healthcare setting. This paper includes a brief analysis of some risk management concepts, near-misses reporting, and methods associated with transformation and “learning” organizatUS health care.
When it comes to risk management concepts, it is important to stress that errors should be regarded as system-based rather than related to individuals. It has been acknowledged that medical errors are often closely related to such elements as technology, knowledge, communication, and even organizational culture (Henriksen, Dayton, Keyes, Carayon, & Hughes, n.d.). It is also essential to identify various groups of errors that occur in a healthcare facility, which will help in the development of the most effective solution or correctional activity (Sollecito & Johnson, 2013). Finally, although it may seem ubiquitous, it is essential to remember one of the basic concepts of risk management. If something bad can occur, it will occur.
Another way to diminish medical errors is associated with reporting. Irrespective of the negative views concerning reporting near-misses, this is an effective strategy to address the problem. Gibson, Armstrong, Till, and McKimm (2017) emphasize that reporting can be effective if the organizational culture fosters the focus on quality and collaboration. The nursing staff should be empowered and engaged in the process of decision making. Sollecito and Johnson (2013) note that physicians can play a central role in the development of such cultures and can encourage healthcare professionals to report or rather share their experiences. It has been acknowledged that people who are aware of possible outcomes of certain actions and behaviors tend to avoid risky situations, which has a favorable effect on quality (Henriksen et al., n.d.). Clearly, these reports cannot result in punitive measures but should be encouraged and even praised in different ways.
Finally, transformation organizations have been associated with the improvement in quality in different spheres. As for the healthcare system, the development of “learning” organizations leads to a decrease in the number of medical errors (Gagnon et al., 2015). One of the reasons for this positive effect is the focus on collaboration. Such transformation environments are characterized by shared responsibility, effective communication, empowerment, motivation, innovation, and leadership (Sollecito & Johnson, 2013). All these concepts are primary factors that have a positive influence on the performance of healthcare professionals.
In conclusion, it is possible to state that medical errors should be regarded as an urgent issue that requires a complex approach. To minimize the number of various types of errors, it is crucial ion organization culture, employ risk management concepts and strategies, such as the use of near-miss events reporting. It is pivotal to empower healthcare professionals employed at different organizational levels. Every practitioner should be committed to achieving organizational goals. The focus on error elimination iGagnon, M., Payne-Gagnon, J., Fortin, J., Paré, G., Côté, J., & Courcy, F. (2015). A learning organization in the service of knowledge management among nurses5), 636-642.
Gibson, R., Armstrong, A., Till, A., & McKimm, J. (2017). Learning from error: Leading a culture of safety. British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 78(7), 402-406.
Ginter, P., Duncan, J., & Swayne, L. (2018(8th ed.). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
Henriksen, K., Dayton, E., Keyes, M. A., Carayon, P., Hughes, R. (n.d.). Chapter 5Web.


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Consciousness returned slowly. Reeve blinked, the light shining through his lashes spikes and stars. Kidnapped, then. Again. At least this time it seemed like they'd spared him the lump on the head.
no subjectDate: 2016-02-03 02:59 am (UTC)
Edgeworth strode into the laboratory, his back straight and his head held high, his labcoat swishing behind him as he waltzes around the table. Reeve was completely right, except for one detail. There was no moral crisis this time. There would be no more doubts. No more games, no more chances for Reeve to talk his way out of trouble.
He smirks down at Reeve and looks him down from head to toe, and satisfied that he's secure, he looms over him and grabs him by the chin.
Miles wasn't very intimidating. Not even when he had Reeve tied down, and certainly not when he grabbed Reeve by the chin. They'd been working together too long. Miles had never taken an opportunity to really hurt Reeve, not even when he'd been able to do him real damage. And they'd spent too many hours talking, learning about each other, for Reeve to think Miles would turn on him now.
"Finally, hmm? I seem to recall you having me here a few times before, and never taking advantage. I didn't know you'd been waiting."
Okay, that was maybe a little unnecessary flirtatious. But who could blame him? It was hard not to flirt with Miles manhandling him like this.
Edgeworth's face turns as red as his labcoat, and he lets go immediately, twisting himself around and turning his back on Reeve. He's trying to distract him! With his stupid words and his stupid charming smile-
You know, like security codes, or secret formulas. That sort of thing. Definitely not any... other thing.
"I think accomplish them."
He's eyeing that supercomputer, though. A little nervously. While Reeve still firmly believes that Miles isn't evil (just misled) he's personally familiar with the dangers of technology, how easy they can make it to overlook things like empathy and concern. Pushing a button is so much easier than actually hurting someone. He doesn't want Miles to get carried away and do something he regrets.
"Why don't you let me loose and we can just talk, Miles? There's no need for all these dramatics. This isn't an action film."
no subjectDate: 2016-04-28 03:08 am (UTC)
Edgeworth keeps his eyes glued to the various monitors in front of him as he types furiously at the keyboard. Machines hidden in the ceiling above Reeve whir and shift, and there's a monotonous series of clicks as the panels in his lair start to slide and shift away from another.
...but only if Reeve doesn't listen to reason first.
"What are you hoping to get from this? Out of curiosity."
no subjectDate: 2016-04-29 05:06 pm (UTC)
After all, Edgeworth doesn't have a monopoly on scientific endeavors, and he knows just how ingenious Reeve can be when he puts his mind to it. Soon, soon, his secrets will be his.
Well, his and his mentor's, but that goes without saying.
Miles has always had a flare for the dramatic. And he can't help it, it makes him smile a little watching him pose and posture. Especially when the flaw in his plan is so obvious.
And before Reeve can protest, the laser shoots down at him, right towards his head and...
And it's quite pleasant, really. It's not burning hot so much as mildly warm, and as it bores into Reeve's head it gives sort of a tingling sensation, like one of those scalp massagers you see on late night infomercials. Edgeworth's face spreads into a sharp, wide smirk, until his computer boops softly at him. The laser stops, leaving Reeve very much alive, and Edgeworth turns away to see the results on his monitor. Finally, he'll see exactly what's on Reeve Tuesti's mind!
no subjectDate: 2016-05-03 08:07 pm (UTC)
And that's that Reeve, whose brain is always working overtime, rarely thinks about only one thing. He's always going, on all cylinders. So while yes, there's a project or to he's toying with in the recesses of his brain, that's far from the only data Miles extracts. In fact, it's not even the bulk of it. Concern for Miles, his anger at van Karma (always.) And overlying that all, a thick layer of concern, not verbalized, but weighting everything emotionally. Because he loves Miles, even if it isn't something he's admitted, even to himself. Miles is smart, handsome, and he's so quietly hurt inside that Reeve just aches for him. He wants to fix everything that's ever hurt Miles. And von Karma --
"Alright, you'll have to tell me what that did."
And the screen turns red. Bright, throbbing red. He sees no hints of a scheme, no numbers or figures, no flashing images from an imagined plot or a potential weapon. All he sees is evidence of blinding, overwhelming anger. Edgeworth clicks out of it quickly, moving over to the image of himself. And the screen turns... pink? That's odd, but it makes sense, in a way. Surely this represents a more muted frustration. Before he can close out, though, he watches as the image of himself softens. His doppelganger looks away shyly while a light blush crosses his face, and- wait, is the screen shimmering now? Is he-
no subjectDate: 2016-07-19 03:44 pm (UTC)
After all, there's no reason for Reeve not to close his eyes. He's interested in what the machine does. After a quick assessment it doesn't seem to be dangerous, and Miles seems to be having trouble. Only way to refine his process is to try again.
This time, he's thinking mostly about the machine. What color does curiosity come out on Miles's monitor? Blue?


ion, as she chose to stay with Peter and grieve together. After some time of healing, Peter and Mary Jane eventually became a regular couple, although his life as Spider-Man often interrupted their plans. (She got into trouble all on her own by witnessing the murder of a woman in her apartment building by Dr. Clifton Shallot, the third Vulture.) MJ even dated Flash Thompson to make Peter jealous. Peter eventually proposed to Mary Jane in Amazing Spider-Man #182; however MJ Shortly after, Mary Jane took a leave of absence from the Spider-Man comics, during which time Peter dated several different women( primarily Deborah Whitman, and The Black Cat).
Mary Jane returned in Amazing Spider-Man #243, after staying with her family in Florida. She and Peter grew very close at this time, as both were having some problems in their lives. After another round of the usual Peter Parker lies following a battle with the Puma, Mary Jane finally told Peter that she knew that he is Spider-Man. Since she knew his greatest secret, Mary Jane decided to open up to Peter and share her secrets. She told her life story to him - growing up in a dysfunctional family wearing emotional masks of the happy-go-lucky party girl to keep herself sane. Peter and Mary Jane denied to themselves and each other that they were in fact, once again, emotionally entangled. In this period of shared honesty, they realized how close they had become.
They moved into the Bedford Towers, a luxury apartment on the upper West Side. But their happiness was short lived when Mary Jane was kidnapped by Jonathan Caesar, her landlord andarevicted and forced out of the modeling business. MJ managed to find alternate work in the day-time drama "Secret Hospital". Still, she earned more than Peter did with his photography.
Then there was the clone saga. She had been continually ignored and disregarded by Peter - and had taken a lot more rubbish from him than I would have ever believed possible. Mary Jane became like the "police-man's wife", helplesslye, day after day, while her husband risked his life. Mary Jane's character was a far cry from the bubbly flirty crazy redhead she was as a teenager.
The storyline showed more hope for their marriage, when Mary Jane became pregnant during the Clone Saga. (For those of you living under a rock, the Jackal made clones of Peter and it caused all sorts of chaos in their lives.) The responsibility of being a parent inspired Peter to end his role as Spider-Man, head out to Portland, Oregon to live a "normal life". That didn't end very long. The Green Goblin came back, and there was an apparent "miscarriage" of the baby (though it seems Alison Mongrain may have abducted the child - a plot line left in limbo). Pete and MJ entered therapy together, while she returned to ESU to study psychology.
There, she befriended Jill Stacy, Gwen's cousin. MJ's Aunt Anna was living with the couple in Aunt May's home in Forest Hills until Aunt May was discovered to be alive. MJ accepted an offer to model again, money started to pour in, and the two moved to an expensive apartment in Manhattan along with Aunt May. Peter once again quit being Spider-Man, and life seemed to be going great for the couple. Once again, Pete just couldn't stay out of the webs, and lied to his wife while secretly crime fighting..
In Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #13, Mary Jane took off on a plane trip. Pete was supposed to catch up with her and have time away to patch things up. With the stalker on board, the plane was seen exploding mid-air. Peter (and most comic book readers) refused to believe his wife dead, but was eventually convinced of her demise by a box of her belongings sent to him by the airport.
Considering that everyone else who died in his life returns eventually (except Uncle Ben), stressful lifestyle of living with a husband who risks his life every day.
After spending time apart from Peter pursuing acting while in California, Peter and Mary Jane longed for each other. While Pete flew to California, she flew to New York. With both planes grounded due to storms, they met in a Denver airport (with Captain America and Doctor Doom!), and reconciled. Mary Jane recognized that Peter needed her in his life. Living a life so large, it had seemed as if she was insignificant. She's the motivation that keeps Spider- Man fighting and relentlessly driven to survive when the odds are against him. She has since moved back to New York, and is interested in showing the world she's more than a pretty face and sexy body - but has real acting talent. Sharing Peter's secret has brought MJ and Aunt May closer as well.
Mary Jane made the deal with the demon, making a side bargain unknown to Peter. As the spell was being cast, Mephisto revealed that since they now had never been married, they never had a daughter. Finally, after 12 years, we had a resolution to the status of baby May. After Peter woke up to the new status quo, he was living with Aunt May again, Harry Osborn was alive and no one remembered that he was Spider-Man. Their new history was that he and MJ had had a long term relationship that had just ended, but had never been married.
Mary Jane had been living on the West Coast pursuing her acting career and seeing another actor (Bobby Carr) since she and Peter "broke up." (MJ apparently has no memory of the deal with Mephisto but remembers breaking up with Peter over all the time he spent as Spider-Man.) They were not on speaking terms and he saw nothing of the red headed stranger until Aunt May married J. Jonah Jameson, Sr. MJ returned to New York after Carr was found to be taking Mutant Growth Hormone (derived from Mattie Franklin's powers) for a movie role, supplied by the White Rabbit. After Peter finally found the courage to talk to her, they agreed to meet the next day at Grand Central Station.
Unfortunately, both of them had quite a bit to drink at the wedding and Mary Jane over slept for the meeting. Switching on the TV, she saw a report that Spider-Man had saved a group of people from a fire. Smiling to herself, she thought "Nice work, Tiger." After a series of awkward incidents,


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Got Miracles? Some Theological Thoughts about Miracles March 11s is a space for civil conversations about my opinions; it is not a discussion board and I do not allow hostile, argumentative comments here. If you choose to comment, keep it relatively brief (no more than 100 words) and devoid of links or photos. Do not misrepresent anything I write, stick to the topic of what I wrote, and do not misuse my blog to promote your own perspectives.  accompanied by reasons. Please do not post enigmatic comments here; explain yourself.*
Right now I am reading Christian biblical scholar and theologian Craig Keener’s book about modern miracles. (You can look it up on Amazon and read all about it!) Craig is a friendly acquaintance of mine and I admire his work as an evangelical biblical scholar and theologian and also his commitment to social justice—because he is an evangelical biblical scholar and theologian. He stands out as an exception to the media’s frequent portrayal of all American evangelicals as extreme right-wingers.
I suspect those who will benefit the most from reading Craig’s scholarly work on miracles are people who believe in God but don’t believe in modern day miracles. I have met many such people in my career teaching in three Christian universities. I have been told by colleagues in all three of them that they do not believe in miracles even though they do believe in God. Most of them were social scientists, not chemists, physicists, or biologists.
Many Christians, especially in North America, believe miracles ONLY happened in “Bible times” and PERHAPS since then ONLY in non-Western countries there “they don’t have modern medicine to rely on.” Over the years, though, I have had numerous students from Africa (for example) who insist that this is not the case. They argue that miracles happen in Africa because they believe in miracles and expect them to happen and they don’t happen in the United States (as much) because here EVEN CHRISTIANS generally don’t believe in modern miracles or expect them to happen.
Back to Craig’s books about miracles. (Again, I’m not naming them simply because I want you to look them up on Amazon and become acquainted with them and even order especially the most recent one about modern miracles which is something of an abridged edition of his massive two-volume work.)
I must confess that I have never doubted the reality of miracles (as defined above). I believe I have experienced a few. And I have heard convincing testimonies about some. However, I have never expected miracles as a routine matter. I believe in a God who can and sometimes does act supernaturally but is not a “vending machine God” who can be manipulated or predicted. There is no magical formula for making a miracle happen. Biblical scholars who believe in miracles have always taught that in the gospels, for example, Jesus’s miracles were signs of the kingdom, not products of magic.
I do not think a person who does not believe in miracles should teach in a Christian college or university, let alone seminary! But I know it happens. That is a travesty. At the very least (!) one must believe in one miracle to even be a Christian—the resurrection of Jesus Christ (including the empty tomb)! And if a person believes in the resurrection, why not believe in other miracles, even miracles today? When did God stop doing miracles and why?
C. S. Lewis wrote a wonderful book entitled “Miracles,” but the difference in Craig’s books is specific case studies of miracles. If you are someone who believes in God but is skeptical of all miracle accounts, read Craig Keener’s excellent book about modern miracles. First, at least go look it up on Amazon and read about it, then, second, buy it (it’s relatively inexpensive for Kindle) and read it. It’s very engaging reading. Even if you’re not convinced, you will learn a lot.
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For all you doubters out there, it's true: Dwight "Doc" Gooden, the former Mets pitcher and Cy Young Winner who is headed to Celebrity Rehab, is officially on Twitter. His account, @DocGooden16, has not yet received a crucial "verified" check, but after today, we think Twitter should replace that mark with a thumbnail of this photo, anyway.
A quick look at Doc's page reveals that he recently got a new tattoo and that he'll be at the Yankee game tonight, which are probably two things we would never have learned without this essential device. I also recently heard a disheartening story about a young woman who worked full time as a Twitter ghostwriter for guys like Amare Stoudamire and Danny Granger, so it's just nice to know that Gooden is an honest soul when he writes basically meaningless 140-character remarks on the internet (although it would have been nice if he'd had this thing notarized).
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Sama, a nonpthat protects the interests of 16,300 doctors for a fee, decided to collapse its trade-union structure at a 2015 board meeting, saying that it had become ineffective. However, the general secretary of the union at the time, Mahlane Phalane, has revealed in court documents that the association has continued to collect millions of rand deducted from doctors’ salaries as union subscription fees. Although it is still a registered union, the SA Medical Association Trade Union does not comply with requirements of the Labour Relations Act and the labour registrar has warned several times that it would be deregistered. Phalane, with the backing of leaders and members of the union, has seeking to preserve all assets belonging to the trade union. He claims Sama has been channeling funds from union accounts into its profit-making subsidiaries as "loans" that are never recouped. The former leaders have also claimed that Sama did not have the legal authority to disestablish the union. Sama has opposed the action, arguing that when it founded the trade union it was never meant to be a separate entity to the associpaces still available on Easter Dance Camp
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Lady, entyted they would launch a hunger strike action on Wednesday, 10 December, in protest of the ongoing use of isolation and solitary confinement by Israeli jailers.
The striking prisoners are currently being used against dozens of prisoners. The long-term use of iPalestinian political prisoners engaged in a mass hunger strike involving thousands of prisoners in April-May 2012, which ended with an agreement to release isolated prisoners into the general population. Over two years later, Israeli prison authorities have been escalating the use of solitary confinement, and 30 Palestinian political prisoners are currently isolated in Nafha, Megiddo, Eshel, Ashkelon and Ayalon prisons.
In addition, Palestinian political prisoners Fahd Sawalha and Mahmoud Kleibi, both held in Nafha prison, also launched a hunger strike on Saturday, 6 December, against their own solitary confinement. They have been isolated since June with 9 others, when the whole group were accused by occupation prison officials of attempting to dig tunnels under Gilboa prison. </s> Joining The Lumps and Bumps
As a brief little intro……… Ag comparing Alice In Wonderland and how having cancer was like falling down the rabbit hole, now I want to reflect on each individual step, using my original diary kept during those twelve months. Though deeply personal (and quite weird to read at times) I hope my honesty in relating these experiences, helps others to know, that whatever they are feeling at their similar stages, they are not alone.
So, lets talk about my lump. Having established that something the size of a pea was indeed a problem, the shock set in but the confusion was heightened so much more by the desperate need for information. No one could give us details until the initial surgery to remove the lump, so determining the degree of spreading, type of treatment necessary and overall prognosis. It was like waiting for major exam results all over again (and my nails didn’t survive that one either!)
Od! They took images to prepare for the surgery, then it was all systems go.
‘I’ve got a lovely little blue smarty as a nipple now and my pee is neon blue slush puppy. It’s pretty dam sore and I’m feeling really restricted, but it’s out now.’
I remember the turmoil of feelings after the op vividly. I was confused what it all meant and I was desperate for a plan. I couldn’t bear the waiting, the not knowing. Three days later (I was beginning to wonder if I should set up a camp bed in the waiting room) and we were told they wanted to remove all my lymph glands so I was admitted back in for a second operation less than twelve hours after receiving the news.
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For those of you who choose to use the pin lockscreen in location and security settings will experience a FC when trying to reopen that section of the settings app. I am aware of this issue, it is caused by me adding the new rotary lockscreen setting. Sorry for not testing it thoroughly before release. I will be fixing this soon, I will need to move the rotary lockscreen setting to its own java file with the lockscreen music controls option (already built in, just didn't implement the setting yet). Tomorrow (Friday) I work all day then have New Years to celebrate so it won't get done then, Saturday I will be packing to move for college, Sunday probably the same, so maybe Monday I can start to fix it. For now please just use either Rotary or Tabbed Lockscreen only and no errors will occur. The good news is when I move I will have fast internet and will be able to add more to the ROM and upload my files alot faster! Happy Holidays, Pete


It gets more puzzling if we chart the phenomenon along with the overall positive macroeconomic trends of these nations. For instance, despite the Delta variant outbreak, the EU Commission raised its growth projections for 2021 from 4.3 to 4.8 per cent. The stock markets continued to show positive growths. In the US, at the start of the third quarter in 2021, the country reported the best job creation rate since March 2020, with 943,000 new jobs created. The only thing missing from the positive outlook of these countries is people willing to work. Why are so many people quitting?
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While much of Toronto's industrial architecture reflects techniques from the Victorian era, 1001 Roselawn Avenue was built with an30s.
This is merely one of the things that makes this place one of the most unique finds in the city. The building dates back to 1932, constructed for Coats Paton and their textile-making endeavours.
Up until 1999—long after many industrial buildings in the downtown core had closed or moved to the suburbs — the mid-rise structure operated as a factory.
An exterior shot of Forest Hill lofts.
In 2003, it was re-puporsed into a condo building known as the Forest Hill Lofts with 137 units ranging from a small 600-square feet to over 2,000-square-feet.
This unit, is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom loft with over 1,000-square-feet of indoor living space.
The living room with unique brick work.
Listed for $799,900, the apartment boasts plenty of charm and character from the custom brick wall to San Miguel De Allende tiles in one of the bathrooms.
The primary bedroom has built-in storage and can transform easily to a yoga studio.
The apartment has an interesting layout that makes the space great for multi-functional uses.
Right upon entry there's a small foyer and a dining room off to the left.
A view of the apartment.
Then the apartment completely opens up with the open concept kitchen and living area.
The stairs beside the kitchen lead to a den area.
The soaring ceilings and huge windows really bring life to the space.
The primary bedroom with the Murphy bed down.
The primary bedroom has a Murphy bed that can be stored away if you want extra room for activities.
The loft area in the bedroom is cozy with built-in bookcases.
There's also a mezzanine loft area in the bedroom which could be used as an office space or a reading nook, as the realtor notes in the listing.
The custom built primary bedroom and loft.
It's like loft inception with a loft within a loft!
Overlooking the kitchen is a den, which could either be a second bedroom or an officethat space.
There's also plenty of storage in the form of a crawl space under the den, which can be accessed via the front hall closet.
The other bathroom with San Miguel De Allende tiles.
And unlike many hard loft buildings in this city there are actually amenities.
The shared rooftop patio area with BBQs.
Due to the size of the building the developers were able to add a gym, party rooms and a rooftop terrace. There's even guest parking!
The private terrace that comes with the plant pots.
And if that wasn't enough to make this authentic loft a unicorn it even has a more than 400-square-foot private terrace.
The Art Deco-style building foyer.
Seriously, this one's a gem that won't last long.


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Scottish midfielder James McCarthy has vowed not to get carried away after finding the net in his first two starts for Wigan Athletic.
McCarthy told the Evening Post: "I'm delighted with how it's going now, but it was a bit frustrating for me when I first signed.


We are nearing completion of the HA Replication Cluster. There is a new server process (HAJournalServer) that embeds a Journal and exposes an RMI interface (HAGlue) supporting the internal HA protocols and a variety of administrative tasks. The Journal provides a high performance single machine graph database and SPARQL end point for up to 50 billion edges. The HAJournalServer extends this to support a replication cluster with automated full and incremental backups and offers linear scaling for query in the size of the replication cluster. Linear scaling is achieved because each query is answered 100% locally by the HAJournalServer process to which it is directed. The HAJournalServer has exactly the same high performance, low latency behavior as the embedded Journal.
High Availability is based on a quorum model. The HA replication cluster is up and available for reads and writes as long as a majority of the services are up. The quorum size must be an odd number of machines greater than one (3, 5, 7, etc.). Apache River is used for service discovery. Apache Zookeeper is used to manage the state of the quorum and elect the leader. Writes must be directed to the leader, but you can read on any service that is joined with the met quorum. Writes are replicated using a low level protocol along a pipeline to each of the followers. The /status page of the NanoSparqlServer provides extended status information about the HA replication cluster. You can query either the REST API or the RMI API to discover the status of each running server process.
The chart below shows linear scaling on an HA replication cluster consisting of 3 Intel Mac Minis against the BSBM 100M “Explore” reduced query mix (that is, w/o query 5). This is an aggregated throughput of nearly 140,000 QMpH on a highly available cluster built on commodity hardware.


Q: Powerapp-Create date object with fixed day,month and next year dynamically My requirement is I wanted to create an date object with specific day,month and next year dynamically.
e.g. 30th April 2022. here 30 and April will be fixed ,year will get changed based on current year.
A: You can use the Date, Year and Today functions in conjunctions to achieve that:
Date(Year(Today())+1, 4, 30)
If I use that on a Label control, it returns the following:
You can use that in a Date Picker control as well


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Bw Modelica is a minimal, robust, reliable & pragmatic geometric sans. Its clean shapes and generous x-height makes it a very competent face for both, display and body copy purposes.
Itís available in 8 weights with matching oblique italics. The main font files include two stylistic sets allowing for more expressive options, specially for display use.
SS01 and SS02 are also available as stand-alone font files, for those who would prefer to use them directly without activating the OpenType feature.


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By Kat Richter, July 18, 2011
A few nights ago, I attended my first wine tasting at Bistro Romano, the Italian restaurant in Society Hill that’s hosting the show I’m co-producing this fall. Having attended several wine tastings before (including this one with my grandmother) I know the drill:
I will always prefer red wine to white.
I will always end up tipsy and craving raw cookie dough.
I will always resort to drunk-texting before the evening is out.
Seeing as I still have the phone numbers of at least a dozen previous dates stored in my cell phone, I’m pretty much perpetually on the brink of disaster.
But it’s okay—I like living on the edge. It makes wine tastings with one’s parents much more exciting— kind of like Russian roulette (Who will Kat drunk dial this time?)— and now that Date #7 and I seem to have found ourselves on level ground (at least for the time being), I decided to a friendly little “hello,” or two (or twenty) wouldn’t hurt.
Now for explain a bit more about where things currently stand between Date #7 and me. Having spent the majority of my adult life in a series of long term, long distance relationships, I consider the five hour drive to Pittsburgh to be child’s play. Date #7, however, has never been in a long distance relationship and although he’s very into the idea of us, he’s less adept at figuring out the logistics (i.e. actually inviting me to visit).
Lately, he’s been telling me I’m very practical, presumably because I keep saying things like “Less talk about soul mates and more talk about schedules, okay?” but still: I don’t think anyone has ever called me “practical” before.
Sure I’m organized and I like to plan ahead but I’ve always believed that practicality and rationality ought to go hand in hand and I’ve never thought of myself as a particularly rational person, especially as far as matters of the heart are concerned.
It’s taken weeks for him to realize that he’d like me to come to Pittsburgh. Weeks! He likes to take things “one day at a time” but my days don’t work that way (for example: I started monitoring airfare to Pittsburgh long before we even met).
“I’m sampling a Pinot Grigio from the such-and-such region of France.” This leads to “I’ve never been to Paris” (him) followed by “I was too young to appreciate it at the time” (me). By the time the servers bring out the reds, we’re talking Madrid, Barcelona, and renting a villa in Tuscany.
Of course it’s all hypothetical. I mean, I’m at a wine tasting! Everyone knows that text messages sent during periods of great alcohol consumption aren’t meant to be taken seriously. We just met! I haven’t even been to Pittsburgh yet—what the hell are we going to do at a villa in Tuscany?
Then I stagger home—not because I’m drunk mind you, but because I’m wearing stilettos and trying not to drop my bottle of wine on the cobblestoned streets of Society Hill— and once I arrive, I pull up my email. There I find a message from Date #7.
It’s contents?
Well folks, you’re going tostory.
Tagged: dating, humor, postaday2011, Tuscany, Wine tasting
Italy, Crazy Ideas and an Invitation
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7 Responses to “Red Wine + an Unlimited Text Plan + an Eligible Bachelor = Italy, of course!”
Drunk dialers are the best! I need to find some more lush friends to hand my number to. I miss those hilarious 2AM wake-up calls wherein they’re trying to explain some physics-based problem, or world hunger, or professing their love for someone (usually not me). Those were the days!
Katie July 18, 2011
If the email is anything other than, “I’ve booked us that villa in Tuscany and a couple of first-class tickets,” I don’t wanna hear it. 😉
amy mac July 18, 2011
Philly Tap Teaser July 18, 2011
Pittsburgh air fares probably drop even more in the winter. It’s so cold there, I can’t imagine anyone goes for fun.
Lost in France July 18, 2011
I would imagine that Kat intended to go to Pittsburgh for fu, what ever the weather
31 Dates in 31 Days | After I Quit My Day Job October 18, 2011
[…] My main beef with the book was that Johnson tried to turn everything in a learning experience, whether the date warranted it or not. I know I go on and on about my “anthropological” investigation of modern courtship but I like to think I generally maintain a sense of humor about it. When you look as dating as fieldwork (like I do) or as “a one-month master’s course in men” (as Johnson did) you can’t take yourself too seriously. (Remember that the next time you’re reading this, Date #7.) […]


The Devastator: Indie
This is the Indie print book. The digital book is here.
"Lively and amusing from start to finish" -A.V. Club
"The contributors at Devastator are creative, talented, funny folks who put together a great looking final product" -Bleeding Cool


A few—the four sons of Theodore Roosevelt; baseball great Christy Mathewson—were famous while they served. Others, such as Missouri farmer (and later president) Harry Truman and recent Oxford graduate J.R.R. Tolkien, rose to fame much later. Harlem Hellfighter Henry Lincoln Johnson won the Croix de Guerrr—but the war drove him to alcoholism and an early grave, the exact location of which is unknown. A young German architect chronicled his war in a collection of 600 photographs; Marie Curie's self-possessed teenage daughter ran a mobile X-ray unit at the front; young Ernest Hemingway conflated three weeks of active duty into a lifetime of stories. Each sketch draws from the subject's own words whenever possible, with no footnotes but with endnotes and a bibliography. In clear, unsentimental, third-person language, they offer a series of small glimpses that, when taken as a whole, present a full picture of the conflict and the impact it had on ordinary lives: "The numbers were not in his favor. A chasse pilot lived an average of 11 days when Quentin [Roosevelt] arrived at the Western Front." Black-and-white photos add to the sense of humanity.


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This is a replacement Racers Edge Top Shaft Spacer.


Danielle Garrett, once again entices us down her personal rabbit hole to join Holly and her entertaining group of cohorts in another entertaining adventure. The long and short is that the stories leave you wanting to fine Beechwood on a map so you can move there!
I really enjoy light paranormal stories. I enjoy the mystery involved with this one. Fun book!!