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Regardless of the popular way people refer to it, you don't need to be an athlete to get athlete's foot (medically known as tinea pedis). This common fungal infection is most frequently contracted around pools, showers, and locker rooms, but it can breed and thrive in any dark, warm, and humid environment. Unfortunately, many shoes match these conditions quite well, especially if your feet easily become sweaty.
An infection will usually begin between the toes, often taking the form of a red, scaly rash. The rash will often itch, and tends to be worst in the moments after removing your socks and shoes. Additional symptoms can include dryness of the skin, burning or stinging pain, and inflammation. Some forms of the infection also cause blisters or ulcers, leading to even more swelling and pain.
Athlete's foot can take hold on one or both feet and is easily spread, usually through scratching the infection and then touching other parts of the body. The hands, underarms, and groin are particularly susceptible areas. The disease can also spread to the soles of the feet and even the toenails.
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If a rash on your foot doesn't improve after a couple weeks of self-treatment, it's time to contact Dr. Robert Parker for an evaluation. You should call for aid even sooner if you have diabetes or notice excessive swelling, redness, drainage, or fever.
Athlete's foot can often be diagnosed through a basic examination, but additional tests may be run to rule out other possibilities. This may involve placing your feet under a special light or sending a sample of your skin for lab testing.
Once identified, a treatment plan will be organized to fight the fungus. A mild infection may respond well to over-the-counter antifungal medicines, such as ointments, powders, or sprays. If the infection is worse or doesn't respond to more conservative treatments, a prescription-strength medication or oral antifungal pills may be recommended.
A Prevent Defense
To reduce the risks of tinea pedis, you need to protect your feet where it is most often transmitted and keep your toes and shoes from being prime breeding grounds for the fungus. Use shower shoes whenever you're in a public area such as a pool or locker room, and don't share them, or any of your shoes, with others. Keep your feet dry by going barefoot at home, making sure to dry between your toes after a shower, changing your socks whenever they get wet, and wearing light, "breathable" footwear (not materials such as vinyl or rubber). After using a pair of shoes, give them a day to air out and dry before wearing them again.
If a case of athlete's foot is challenging your turf and causing you pain and irritation, contact Dr. Parker and his staff in Houston, TX to find relief. We can determine the extent of the infection and recommend the best treatments for your needs. Call (281) 497-2850 to schedule an appointment or use our online contact form for more information.


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A Chinese tourist was attacked and killed by a hippo while taking pictures on the edge of Lake Naivasha in Kenya's Rift Valley, just hours after a local fisherman was mauled to death in the same area, authorities said Sunday.
A second Chinese tourist was injured in the incident Saturday night and received treatment in the local hospital in Naivasha, 56 miles southeast of Nairobi, the Kenya Wildlife Service said in a statement.
In the same area, a Kenyan fisherman was attacked by another hippo a few miles from where the incident with the Chinese occurred, a police official said.
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"The man was bitten on the chest and his injuries were serious and he died minutes after he was retrieved from the lake," said Rift Valley Head of Criminal investigations Gideon Kibunja.
The deaths brought the number of people who have been killed by hippos around Lake Naivasha so far this year to six.
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Wildlife service spokesman Paul Udoto said the circumstances are not clear in which the two Chinese were attacked.
He said attacks on tourists are rare because they are usually protected by guides.
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He said hippos and lone buffalos pose the greatest danger to humans and there have been many attacks in which civilians and even rangers have lost their lives.
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Hello, our favorite fans and fans. Today we present to your attention a video with the participation of Carolina and Alice. Carolina today in the role of a slave, and Alice Madam. Caroline is sitting on the floor in the room, she is tied with a chain and has a bag on her head, she is sitting and waiting for what she has to do today and who will be her mistress. Alice enters the room, today she will be the Mistress for Caroline. Alice walks over to her slave, removes the bag from her head and unties the chain. Caroline understands that today Alice will fuck her and shit on her. Alice takes the rubber penis and begins to fuck her in her hairy cunt. Then she turns Caroline and puts on cancer. Fucks her and shows the hole of Carolina that opens when Alice gets a dick out of the anus. Carolina lets out air and a loud and pleasant fart resounds in the room. In order to repeat this, Alice again and again inserts a phalos into the anus of Carolina and you again see the open hole and the beautiful rosette behind the slave Carolina. Then Carolina poops and pees, and Alice smears shit on her body and fucks her in dirty anal. Further, Mrs. Alice puts Caroline on the floor and poops on her with liquid poops and pisses on her and also spreads her potions over Caroline's body. Mistress today is using her slave in full, fucking her in her pussy, anal and sucking her dirty cock. When she was completely satisfied with the game, she again tied her slave Karolina with a chain and put a bag on her head, leaving Carolina again waiting for something unusual and so that she did not know who the next one would come to her sometimes!
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After dropping 4OKI EP over the summer Steve Aoki is ready to branch out of the familiar EDM arranged songs and is working with various hip-hop artists for his new EP. The superstar DJ stopped by Fuse to discuss his upcoming project.
Aoki is creating a fresh stage show around a whole new brand and wants to introduce that "group tank" energy through an EP coming sometime this year. "When I work with a singer sometimes it's just me and a singer, you know and its got a different energy," he says. "So with this new brand, this new identity I want the shows to be, you know, not just about Steve Aoki it's about me and my friends mobbing the stage and having fun."
Watch the full interview to hear more about Steve's new EP, creating a new brand and working with Lil Uzi Vert, Migos, 2 Chainz and more. Next, check the producer's interview where he talks about his latest song "Just Hold On" featuring One Direction's Louis Tomlinson, and its impact around the world.


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Board of Directors
Daniel earned his B.A. degree in Psychology from UCLA and took his Masters specializing in School Psychology from California State University at Northridge. After completing his Doctorate in Clinical Practice from The California Professional School of Psychology, L.A. Campus, he worked for County Mental Health Services in both California and Oregon. He retired after 25 years from Kaiser Permanente Medical Group. He worked as Chief Psychologist and specialized in outpatient program development and services for children, adolescents and families through Kaiser's Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Department. Early in his career, Daniel served on Jackson County's Head Start Board of Directors.
Nancy Seulean, Secretary
Nancy earned her BS in Nursing from Indiana University and her master's degree from the University of Utah as a Certified Nurse Midwife. She is married to David Seulean, has three children and one grandson. In 1984, Nancy and David moved to Ashland. She is currently working for Providence Medical Group-OB/GYN Clinic where she does obstetrical ultrasounds and provides outpatient midwife support. In 2012, David's mother, Anita, moved to Ashland from Indiana to live with them. Since Anita joined Ashland At Home, Nancy has been able to observe and has great appreciation for the support and enrichment AAH membership provides for Anita.
Paul Pavlich, Treasurer
Paul was born. raised and graduated from high school in Portland Oregon. He went to college at William & Mary. Received a master's degree from UNLV. Worked on a PhD but did not complete the dissertation at UC Santa Barbara where he met his wife-to-be, Jeni Feinberg. He taught at SOU for a year in 1978, bought a house but then left for law school at UC Berkeley. Paul practiced law in Portland for two years then returned to Ashland in 1984 to teach at SOU and has lived in Ashland since then. He married Ms. Feinberg in 1985 and they have four children. Jeni has been the economic engine of their household with Paul providing mildly competent "house-husbanding" and health insurance.
Executive Director
Katharine Danner
Katharine earned her BA at Purdue and her MS degree at Indiana University in Public Recreation & Parks Administration. She has been employed in various administrative positions with the Ashland Schools Foundation, Student Affairs at SOU and the Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington. She has served on numerous Southern Oregon non-profit boards of directors and as President of the Rotary Club of Ashland Lithia Springs. Katharine completed Management of Aging Services courses through the SOU School of Business and has been an Ashland resident since 1978. The Executive Director is an ex-officio member of the AAH Board.
Others who have been instrumental in AAH's development
Special thanks and appreciation go to the following individuals who supported Ashland At Home in various important ways during its development: Betsy Beyers, Val Bubb, Joe and Sally Collonge, David and Carole Florian, Paul Hwoschinsky, Barbara Jarvis, Jim Lizotte, Herb Long, Don Mackin, Penelope Martens, Steve Neuberger, Helaine Noble, Dick Pischel, Jeanne Stallman, Allyn Stone, and Barbara Talbert.
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Chevron said Tuesday it expects its third-quarter earnings to be significantly below the $5.4 billion it earned in the second quarter, due to a sharp drop in its refining margins.
The oil company said one-time items should also hurt third-quarter earnings. Chevron expects to post $700 million in charges during the quarter, offset slightly by a $260 million gain from the sale of marketing assets in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, it said in an interim report.
Shares of Chevron fell 2.9 percent to $90.12 in extended trade on Tuesday after warning that its third-quarter profit will be significantly lower than what it earned in the previous quarter.
Chevron also said its worldwide production for the first two months of the quarter fell about 1 percent from second-quarter levels of 2.63 million barrels per day.
Analysts were expecting the company to post third-quarter earnings of around $2.17 a share, according to Reuters Estimates. It had posted second-quarter earnings, excluding one-time items, of $2.37 per share.
Chevron's $5.4 billion second-quarter result included a $680 million one-time gain as well as losses of $160 million from debt reduction.
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President Trump has announced plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum from a wide variety of countries, on $50 billion worth of Chinese exports (including products ranging from aircraft to chicken incubators), and has floated the idea of placing tariffs on automobile imports as well. The president justifies all of this on the grounds that other nations are not acting fairly, because if they were then the United States wouldn't be running significant trade deficits. President Trump recently tweeted that: "The United States is insisting that all countries that have placed artificial Trade Barriers and Tariffs on goods going into their country, remove those Barriers & Tariffs or be met with more than Reciprocity by the U.S.A. Trade must be fair and no longer a one way street!" Trump's approach has drawn widespread criticism, sparking a debate in which partisans for and against the president's policies have made all sorts of claims and counter-claims. This briefing untangles the prevailing arguments and sets the record straight on 10 important points of fact.
1. Tariffs aren't a cost to the economy as a whole; they're a transfer payment.
One of the main arguments made by tariff opponents is that they are a cost. As none other than White House adviser Peter Navarro wrote in his 1984 book The Policy Game, "The biggest losers in the protectionist policy game are consumers." More recently, in the wake of the Trump administration's tariff announcements, Time Magazine published an article purporting to list "All the Products That Will Cost You More Because of Trump's Trade War." But tariffs are not a cost for the economy as a whole; they are a transfer payment. In other words, they take money from one part of the economy and move it to another. Yes, consumers will pay more for certain products because of tariffs, but government revenues will increase. If the federal government uses those revenues to reduce taxes an equivalent amount (or increase public spending), then on average Americans are no worse off, at least in a static sense, not taking into account economic effects of tariffs on production. Or, if the government uses the revenues to reduce the national debt, then current consumers are worse off, but future Americans are better off.
2. There's a difference between tariffs on consumer products and tariffs on capital goods.
One of the most striking differences between the tariffs President Trump announced on Chinese products and the retaliatory tariffs that China announced on the United States is that the former are largely focused on producer goods (motors, industrial parts, etc.), while the latter are focused on consumer goods (mostly food products). The reason for the former was clear: The administration understood there will be less political backlash from voters if they don't face immediate price hikes on the goods they buy every day. Tariffs on producer goods are more of a hidden tax, where prices go up only as companies pass on their increased input costs. Consumers could very well blame "profit-hungry" corporations for these price hikes rather than the administration. In contrast, one reason China placed tariffs on consumer goods is that it didn't want to slow capital investment by Chinese businesses. The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) modeled the impact on U.S. productivity of placing a tariff on information and communications technology (ICT) products like computers, servers, smartphones, semiconductors, software, and scientific instruments. Under a 25 percent tariff rate, economic growth would slow by 0.105 percent in the first year after tariff implementation, and the economy would forego a cumulative $332 billion in economic growth over the ensuing 10 years.
3. Tariffs can bring economies into or out of equilibrium.
One of the main arguments economists make against tariffs is that by artificially raising the prices of certain goods an economy consumes too few of them, or it consumes more of them from less-efficient producers, thereby lowering GDP. In other words, tariffs distort allocation efficiency. However, if tariffs are a response to foreign subsidies they can correct an existing distortion. As Navarro argues, the "obvious problem with this approach is that it ignores that the starting point of the analysis is typically a market highly distorted by unfair subsidies which is far from the optimal outcome. On this basis alone, a tariff can move the market towards a more efficient solution."
This is surely true. For example, if China subsidizes solar panels exports by 40 percent, then placing equivalent tariffs on solar panels would bring the global market more into equilibrium. But the problem is that the Trump tariffs don't appear to be surgically designed to restore equilibrium. Where is the distortion from Canadian steel? There is no evidence that the Canadian government is subsidizing steel production. Where is the distortion from Japanese autos? Again, there is no evidence that the Japanese government is subsidizing auto production. Tariffs directed at these kind of products and nations create distortions and reduce allocation efficiency. If President Trump's tariffs truly were directed at countries using innovation-mercantilist policies like massive subsidization of domestic industries, this would be one thing, but unfortunately the administration's passion for tariffs has broadened well beyond these types of potentially justifiable applications.
4. Tariffs can be a tax on domestic production.
When tariffs were a core part of the U.S. economic system—largely from the founding of the republic until World War II—trade in manufacturing was a much simpler system. By the early 1900s, the United States mostly imported natural resources and processed them into manufactured goods, some of which it then exported to other nations. Tariffs were thus largely applied on goods produced by foreign companies. But over the last half century the global manufacturing system has evolved into a complex web of interlocking supply chains, such that it is not uncommon for a company to make part of a product in the United States, ship it to another country for further processing, and then back to the United States for final processing and then for sale. Take semiconductors. The United States is the world's leading producer of semiconductors, doing virtually all of the research and development (R&D), chip design, and much of the advanced production in the United States. As the pioneer of globalized supply chains, the American chip industry since the 1960s has shipped nearly all of its finished integrated circuits to China and other Asian countries for final assembly, packaging, and testing. While many of these chips stay in Asia for final consumption, some are sent back to the United States, mostly for consumption by U.S. industrial firms that integrate semiconductors, such as auto companies. Unlike R&D, design, and fabrication, which are all high-value-added activities, assembly, packaging, and testing represent very low-value-added processes. So if the Trump administration follows through with its threat to impose tariffs of 25 percent on semiconductor imports it will end up taxing mostly domestic production. To see why, consider that packaging and testing normally involve about 10 percent of the total cost of a semiconductor. So, if a U.S. company like Intel or Texas Instruments ships $9.1 million worth of almost-finished semiconductors to China for reimport to the United States, and $900,000 in value is added in China, then the U.S. government would impose a tariff of $2.5 million (25 percent of $10 million), not a tariff of $225,000 (25 percent of $900,000). The result would be that U.S. semiconductors become significantly more expensive, leading to two possible results: either (a) a shift in test and packaging capacity to a nation like Vietnam, so that the Chinese facilities remain, but they supply markets outside the United States; or (b) a reduction in domestic demand and loss of competitiveness by U.S. consumers of semiconductors (i.e., autos, robotics, and aerospace).
5. Tariffs help some domestic producers but often hurt others.
To be sure, what tariff opponents usually ignore is that they can help boost domestic producers who become protected by a tariff shield. Steel tariffs will likely help boost domestic steel production. But they also will hurt other producers that depend on imported products. For example, many industries that use steel will face higher costs, making it harder for them to compete globally. Moreover, for many industries, higher tariffs will not help restore domestic production, because most production is already offshore. In this case, they will lead to shifts from one foreign nation to another. For example, it's unlikely that tariffs on Chinese ICT exports to the United States would induce ICT producers to move considerable ICT production back to the United States. With an extensive supplier base already in Asia for ICT goods production, tariffs on Chinese ICT imports would likely mean a shift in production to other similarly low-cost Asian nations, such as Indonesia, Malaysia, or Vietnam, which U.S.-located ICT producers would then source from instead.
6. Tariffs invite easy retribution.
Very few nations, if any, are willing to accept unilateral tariffs from the United States without responding in kind. Indeed, one of the major problems with unilaterally applied tariffs is that other nations normally don't sit back passively and "take it." They retaliate tit-for-tat. Navarro recognized that in 1984 when he wrote, "The clear danger of this trend [protectionism] is an all-out global trade war; for when one country excludes others from its markets, the other countries inevitably retaliate with their own trade barriers. And as history has painfully taught, once protectionist wars begin, the likely result is a deadly and well-nigh unstoppable downward spiral by the entire world economy."
And of course, we are now seeing this with Canada, China, and the European Union all announcing plans to impose retaliatory tariffs. In some cases, this will reduce U.S. domestic production. For example, the Canadian government has announced its list of tariffs to implement if the Trump administration follows through on its steel and aluminum tariffs, and they are targeted at industries, such as ketchup, where there is already domestic Canadian production that can take up the slack of reduced U.S. imports.In other cases, foreign tariffs will lead U.S. producers to shift production out of the United States to foreign countries, either to those putting up the tariffs or to others not covered by the new foreign tariff. This is much easier for many companies to do today than it was a century ago because they already have plants in multiple companies. This is essentially what has happened with the recent announcement by American icon Harley Davidson. Faced with retaliatory tariffs from the European Union (EU) adding $45 million in export costs, on top of the approximately $20 million from higher steel costs, and the need to sell in Europe, Harley announced it would produce motorcycles for the European market outside the United States, so it could export to Europe largely tariff-free.
7. Tariffs applied to many nations fail to deal with the most serious issues and challenges in the global trading system, which are "behind-the-border" challenges from a select number of nations.
There are three main positions regarding global trade. The first, which is the general consensus in Washington, is that global trade is almost always an unalloyed good, even if there is rampant and systematic mercantilism being conducted by some of our trading partners. The second, which appears to be the Trump position, is that the global trading system as currently construed is structured against us and that tariffs on most nations and a large share of products represent an appropriate response. Indeed, President Trump recently stated that the "European Union is just as bad as China on trade." For the Trump administration, and many globalists, it appears that there are only these two positions. Indeed, former top Trump advisor Steve Bannon sees trade politics as "globalist vs. nationalist" positions.
But there is a third position—what might be called strategic trade enforcement—that focuses on particular countries and particular challenges. In this case, the major trade challenge facing the U.S. economy is from China. As ITIF showed in its "Global Mercantilist Index," a report ranking 55 nations on the extent of their mercantilist policies and practices, there are significant differences amongst countries, with China not unexpectedly ranking the worst, and nations like Japan, Germany, and the United Kingdom—all nations Trump has placed tariffs on—ranking among the least-mercantilist in the world. The focus of U.S. enforcement action should be on the worst mercantilist nations, not the least. Moreover, tariffs are not always the right tool. Yet Mr. Navarro says that, "The only line of defense against such unfair trade practices are countervailing duties and tariffs." But as ITIF has articulated, there are a wide array of tools beyond tariffs that can be effective in addressing these behind-the-border distortions.
8. Tariffs broadly applied to many nations hurt our ability to form alliances against China.
As ITIF has argued, China constitutes the largest threat to not only the global trading system, but also to U.S. innovation and national security. Yet, because of the way the World Trade Organization is designed, it's very difficult to leverage the organization to roll back China's massive and egregiously unfair trade practices. But a tit-for-tat trade war fought with tariffs is unlikely to achieve that goal. The odds of being able to pressure China to roll back its unfair practices decline dramatically without the help of allies. But the Trump tariffs and threats of tariffs on U.S. allies have not only made it extremely unlikely that allies will work with us, they have perversely pushed our allies to form closer alliances with China against "U.S. protectionism." It is beyond ironic that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe feels that he must form a closer partnership with China to uphold the post-War, free trading system. Likewise, China and the European Union have accelerated negotiations and are close to completing a bilateral investment treaty.
9. At best, tariffs are a tactic to create leverage.
Perhaps one of the most troubling aspects of the Trump administration's trade policy is that it is not clear, at least from the outside, what the strategic goal is. Is it to not run a trade deficit with any nation? Is it to restore production in traditional sectors, such as steel and autos? Is it to pressure China to roll back egregious practices that threaten America's advanced industries? If it's the former, then it makes little or no sense, as at best the goal should be to balance trade globally, not with every single country. If it's the second, then it ignores the fact that the key to America's future, including militarily, is its ability to compete in technologically advanced industries. If it's the third, then at best tariffs might be able to pressure China to change unfair domestic practices related to its "Made in China, 2025" strategy. But that will only happen if the Trump administration is clear that this, rather than more soybean and liquified natural gas exports, is the goal. Moreover, there are steps that can be taken that are not only likely to be more effective at getting China to change its behavior but that also will not diminish America's global standing.
10. Employed unilaterally, tariffs undermine the integrity of the global trading system.
As Navarro argued in 1984, unilateral tariffs will be a blow to the "heart of an international world order that since World War II has successfully changed the aggressive struggle among nations for world resources and markets into a peaceful economic competition rather than a confrontational political or military one." The need to challenge mercantilism was always constant, although, unfortunately, past U.S. administrations' efforts to fight it have been woefully inadequate, largely because they bought into the Washington trade consensus which held that fighting mercantilism was tantamount to flirting with domestic protectionism. But fighting mercantilism does not mean abandoning the global project for free trade. In fact, without U.S. leadership it will be much more difficult to move the global trading system more toward free trade. President Trump's actions remove or at least weaken U.S. leadership.
What many globalists seem to forget is that America's experience as the champion of global free trade is relatively new, dating only to the period after World War II. Prior to that, tariffs had long been justified as a key development tool, championed largely by northern and midwestern Republicans as a way to help industrialize and modernize the nation, though often opposed by agrarian Democrats in the South and West. In fact, tariffs averaged around 30 percent of the price of imports for much of U.S. history until the early 1900s. Indeed, when Herbert Hoover signed the Smoot-Hawley tariff legislation in 1930 he stated, "There are certain industries which cannot now successfully compete with foreign producers because of lower wages and lower cost[s] of living abroad."
The shift to a globalist approach after WWII was not something all elites embraced. Indeed, a substantial fraction of the Republican party continued to embrace isolationism and protectionism. Senator Robert Taft, nicknamed "Mr. Republican," stated in 1949 that, regarding his vote to oppose the United States joining NATO, "I do not believe any policy which has behind it the threat of military force is justified as part of the basic foreign policy of the United States except to defend the liberty of our people." And it was largely the Republican Party, which controlled Congress after 1946, that torpedoed the U.S. entry into the International Trade Organization, the failed predecessor to the World Trade Organization. Leading Democrats also embraced isolationism in trade and foreign policy. So, at one level, Trump's actions are consistent with an attempt to return to a pre-War world, with a dramatically smaller government, lower taxes, a significantly reduced role in the world, and a more autarkic, self-sufficient economy.
But while that approach might have been in America's interest before WWII, it most definitely is not in the country's interest in the 21st century. The U.S. government's policy can't only be about "America First—take it or leave it," (or, "We're America, Bitch," as one Trump official reportedly stated). The correct answer is no more a broad array of indiscriminate tariffs on U.S. allies and mercantilists alike than it would be withdrawing from the World Trade Organization, as President Trump has apparently said privately that he'd like to do. Rather, it's got to be about "America First, as leader of a liberal, international economic order in which fewer nations embrace mercantilist practices," an approach which has actually produced tremendous wealth both for the United States and its allied trading partners throughout the post-War era. To be sure, the Trump administration is correct that it is time to target countries that would subvert that order through the virtually unchecked use of mercantilist policies that undermine fair trade and have cost the United States millions of thousands of jobs and hundreds of billions of dollars in trade deficits and lost economic opportunity. When the Trump administration's trade policy is focused on righting those wrongs, especially with help from U.S. allies, it's at its best. To get to that new "third way" trade approach will require globalists and nationalists to become strategic globalists—that is, to embrace global integration while also being forceful about pressing the scofflaws and mercantilists to shape up or be excluded.


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Prepare outdoor grill with medium-hot coals, or heat gas grill to medium-hot (to broil, see below).
Season steaks with salt and pepper.
Grill steaks, covered, about 6 minutes per side or until instant-read thermometer inserted in center registers 145°F for medium-rare.
Meanwhile, blend together blue cheese and butter in small bowl until creamy. Equally divide blue cheese mixture over steaks. Keep steaks on grill another 30 seconds or until butter melts. Garnish with parsley.
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The First Month of Zcash – A Summary
The first month of a new cryptocurrency is always the most exciting; prices spike, blocks are mined, money is made. The cryptocurrency that made the headlines last month was Zcash – a coin that promised the anonymous transactions Bitcoin could not deliver.
In its first week, Zcash momentarily became the world's most valuable currency. The limited supply and massive demand caused prices to skyrocket, reaching a record high of 3,299 BTC per ZEC on Poloniex. It also became known as one of the most volatile, bouncing from $1453 USD/ZEC to $95 USD/ZEC in only the second week. It's since shown some stability, hovering around 0.07 BTC (or $57 USD) per ZEC, as of December 5th.
Meanwhile, various exchanges rushed to add support for Zcash at launch, including ShapeShift and HitBTC, Jaxx – a multi-token blockchain wallet – and TREZOR – a hardware wallet.
It wasn't all profit and excitement, though – Stefano Quintarelli of the Italian Parliament reported a proposed bill that would ban fully anonymous cryptocurrencies, including Zcash. It remains to be seen how the Italian Parliament will achieve a ban on cryptography (and mathematics) to accomplish this task.
There were a few technical difficulties which were fixed fast: there was a bug which caused private transactions (known as joinsplits) to not be mined; a bug which caused old nodes to follow an invalid chain; and a brief DDOS attack.
And then, there was media frenzy when whistleblower Edward Snowden tweeted about the possibility of tax protests, in the wake of the anonymous cryptocurrency; Zooko Wilcox acknowledged it.
New coins emerged. A fork of the Zerocoin protocol, Zclassic, announced a removal of the slow mining start and founders reward. Founder Zooko Wilcox showed his support on the official Zcash forums, approving the fork. A european group of ethical hackers followed up with their own fork, Ebitz. NAVcoin sought to tread down a similar path, promising anonymous transactions that utilized a second Blockchain called 'the subchain'.
Peter Todd, one of the participants of Zcash's "Trusted Setup Ceremony", documented his adventures (Which included a road trip, and a roasted laptop.) – and the meticulous process of ensuring his secret key was destroyed, which included a road trip, and a roasted laptop. The ceremony was deemed 'security theater' by some, and a resounding success by others. Morgan Peck, of the IEEE (The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) reported his observation of the ceremony; other participants were revealed to be Derek Hinch, Peter Van Valkenburgh, Andrew Miller and Zooko Wilcox.
The 20,000th block was mined on the 1st of December, ending the slow start and awarding 12.5 ZEC per block. The Founders Rewards address was revealed; preparations have begun for distributing the rewards, though at the time of writing, no ZEC has been spent.
The Zcash Electric Coin Company launched the "Open Source Miner Challenge", seeking to bridge the gap between private and public software. Marc Bevand, an ex-Google employee, took first place with his GPU miner, SilentArmy; newcomer xenoncat took first place for the CPU miner with his assembly language implementation. Runner up's included Tromp; David Jaenson; and Pavel M.
In response, Genesis Mining has been hard at work, optimizing our own private miner to ensure our customers receive the most competitive rates. Since the launch of our Zcash contracts, we've upgraded our hashing power six times – with no intention of stopping anytime soon. We're the leading hashpower provider, after all – and we intend to keep that title.
It's been an interesting month for miners and investors, and we're excited to see what waves Zcash, Ebitz, NAVcoin and other anonymous currencies will continue to make in the financial industry – and the world at large.
We'll keep you posted with news as they emerge!
– Your Genesis Mining Team


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3) Depletion of the nutrients needed for brain function and to break down toxins (e.g glutathione)
Some believes that the clearer in color a drink, the less likely it will lead to hangover.
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Drinking large amount of water between drinks and prior to sleep helps. Leave a glass of water at the bedside to drink if you wake (urinate during the night when the need arises-urination washes out alcohol and toxins that causes hangover )
2) Sleep it off
If possible, let yourself sleep it off (while continuing to hydrate)
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Taking High dose B vitamins (B complex 50mg), NAC (N- Acetyl Cysteine) 250mg, Glutamine 1,000mg, glycine 750 mg, Vitamin C 500- 750 mg, and magnesium 150-200 mg daily when drinking may leave one less prone to hangovers. (All of these are present combined in a good multi nutrient powder which also serve as an excellent daily energy drink)


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Nicole Kidman Officially Joins Instagram -- See Her Epic First Post!
Welcome to Instagram, Nicole Kidman!
The Big Little Lies star officially joined the social media platform Monday morning after an epic night at the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards.
Naturally, her first post was as awesome as one would expect from the 50-year-old actress. "About last night......shut the place down!!!" she captioned a photo of herself inside The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. "I am so proud of my Big Little Lies family and to have stood with my sisters on such a special night. #TimesUp."
Kidman took home the award for Best Actress, Limited Series or TV Movie, beating out her co-star, Reese Witherspoon. The HBO series also won for Best Limited Series or TV Movie, with Alexander Skarsgard and Laura Dern securing additional wins in the Best Supporting Actor and Actress categories.
Hear more on Kidman's rockin' night at the Globes -- which included a slightly awkward kiss with her husband, Keith Urban! -- in the video below.
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Crossan calls the Lord's Prayer "a prayer from the heart of Judaism on the lips of Christianity for the conscience of the world." To understand it, he said, it is necessary to comprehend the culture in which it was written, that of 1st century Judaism. The prayer appears in the New Testament twice, in slightly different forms: In Matthew 6:9-13, and in Luke, 11:2-4. In both cases, it is delivered by Jesus, which helps explain the revered status it holds.
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Location: Oudeschild lies stretched out behind the Waddendijk on the east side of Texel. The village offers picturesque scenes: in the middle of the village center is the monumental flour mill De Traanroeirer,…Read more
Oudeschild lies stretched out behind the Waddendijk on the east side of Texel. The village offers picturesque scenes: in the middle of the village center is the monumental flour mill De Traanroeirer, along De Ruyterstraat are old houses with beautiful facades and the home of the Texel fishing fleet is full of modern cutters at the weekend. The cozy hotel Havenzicht is located at the old harbor of the fishing village. The spacious hotel room Het Strandhuis offers panoramic views of the pilot boats, fishing boats and the adjacent Wadden Sea. In Oudeschild seafarers and past come to life. You can experience the famous VOC history of the Texel Reede in the unique museum Kaap Skil in the center or take a boat trip on the Wadden Sea from the harbor. The village lies at the foot of the Hoge Berg nature reserve, the oldest part of the holiday island. In this area you can walk and cycle between typical Texel garden walls and sheep barns.
The hotel room is equipped with 1 double box-spring bed and a sitting area with LCD TV and DVD / CD player with surround system. The kitchen corner is furnished with a fridge, coffee and tea facilities and a dining area. The bathroom has a double whirlpool, separate rain shower and double sink. The toilet is separate.
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Jeff Elefterion, who had been with The Weinstein Co. for 18 years and most recently served as head of creative advertising, has been named domestic marketing chief at New Regency, effective immediately. He replaces Valerie Van Galder, who exited the company earlier this year. The company also named UK-based Heta Paarte as its international marketing chief. She joins the company after spending over 10 years at Focus where she most recently served as EVP International Marketing and Distribution. She had been there since Focus began in 2002.
The move of Elefterion comes as a surprise as he had been with the Weinsteins seemingly forever, first at their Miramax Films and then staying with them at their new incarnation, where he oversaw the theatrical marketing campaigns of some 70 films including many that would go on to be recognized by the Academy, including The Artist, The King's Speech, Silver Linings Playbook, Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained, and this year's Lee Daniels' The Butler and Philomena.
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Hi folks, I'm Lisa and thanks for finding your way to my website.
I am a certified GYROKINESIS® instructor and Pilates instructor based in Edinburgh, Scotland. I teach weekly group classes in both methods of exercise in The Shore, Leith, Edinburgh. I also offer personally-tailored one-to-one sessions.
What on earth is Gyrokinesis I hear you cry? It's a type of exercise that not only provides your body with a great workout but leaves you feeling strong as well as calm and relaxed – I know, an unusual mix!
I discovered Gyrotonic (the younger brother of Gyrokinesis, or Gyrokinesis on machines!) in 2011 when I was struggling to manage a chronic pain condition I had recently been diagnosed with called Fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia, if you haven't heard of it, is a condition which causes all over body pain, sensitivities, anxiety, panic attacks and lots more not-very-nice things. I went from being very fit and active to being unable to walk or even sit or stand without extreme agony, never mind play tennis, run, cycle or go to the gym like I used to. My job sitting at a computer all day became unbearably painful.
Determined to not simply 'manage the pain levels', I looked for some form of exercise that I could do that wouldn't cause me pain. Cue Gyrotonic. Even in the first session, I felt fantastic, stronger, longer, calmer, there was hope! Not only that but each movement felt amazing and it was so different from anything I had tried before. Gyrotonic helped me so much (and I enjoyed it SO much) I took advantage of an opportunity that came my way to become a Gyrokinesis instructor. (Gyrokinesis and Gyrotonic are the same form of exercise, they have the same moves and principles. Gyrokinesis is performed on mats and stools and Gyrotonic is performed on machines.)
After several years of attending Pilates classes as a participant, I decided it was about time I added Pilates to my teaching repertoire. Pilates taught me how to get in touch with my body, how to feel where my joints were in space (being hypermobile I no idea!) which then allowed me to make adjustments to correct my poor posture and the bad habits I picked up over the years. I learned how to move my body safely and then slowly to build core strength to help my body keep everything in place. My style of Pilates teaching is gentle (which does not mean easy) but effective – at times the alignment is the exercise! – any pain means no gain in my experience.
I wouldn't say I'm healed from Fibromyalgia, but I have come a long way in reducing my pain, being able to do my day job, getting active and enjoying life again. Gyrokinesis and Pilates have played a big part in my recovery and I'm excited about sharing the amazing benefits that these alternative forms of exercise have to offer with you all.
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Via Huffington PostPonpon, an LGBT campaigner in the Liberian capital, says gays have been harassed, physically attacked and a few have had their cars smashed by people blaming them for the hemorrhagic fever, after religious leaders in Liberia said Ebola was a punishment from God for homosexuality.
"Since church ministers declared Ebola was a plague sent by God to punish sodomy in Liberia, the violence towards gays has escalated. They're even asking for the death penalty. We're living in fear," Ponpon told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by telephone from Monrovia.
Ebola has infected almost 10,000 people in West Africa since March, killing around half its victims. Liberia is the worst hit country where poverty, corruption and civil war have left a weak health system unable to cope with the exponential spread of the disease.
Some religious leaders have their own interpretation of the causes of Ebola.
Earlier this year, the Liberian Council of Churches said in a statement that God was angry with Liberians "over corruption and immoral acts" such as homosexuality, and that Ebola was a punishment.
In May, Archbishop Lewis Zeigler of the Catholic Church of Liberia said that "one of the major transgressions against God for which He may be punishing Liberia is the act of homosexuality," local media reported.
Francois Patuel, Amnesty International's representative in West Africa, said there had been reports of threats and violence against the LGBTI community in Monrovia since the incendiary remarks made by the local Christian leaders.
"Amnesty has received pictures of cars that reportedly belong to gays with their windows smashed as well as reports that gays have been forced from their homes and had to go into hiding," Patuel told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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My good friend Bernard had his bike stolen. This tragedy is one of his main topics of conversation. His other main topic of conversation is what the punishment for bike theft would be if he were allowed to decide the matter.
The bike in question was outside the village shop, and he'd left it unattended for a moment while he ran in to buy some tea bags for his mum and a cap gun he'd been saving up for. The bike was a Raleigh Chopper. The date was 1979. And he's still banging on about it.
In a way it's a little touching. He still wonders where his bike is now, a bit like another friend who wonders what her kitten is doing these days after it ran away in 1990. He seems to think that his Chopper is probably being loved and looked after, its paintwork still shining, its chrome still rust-free.
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If that's the case, it was a lucky bicycle to escape from the process of rapidly managed decline that constitutes Bernie's maintenance programme when it did.
The theft was clearly one of the defining events of his childhood. It made him bitter and vengeful and very, very suspicious. It also made him take precautions. His bike for riding in to town is a piece of ancient rubbish with a CV that includes several years parked outside a pub with ivy growing up it.
To make sure, he's painted it lumpy black Hammerite, with bits of random gaffer tape stuck on to it. "The world would be a better place if drivers had to do this sort of thing to avoid having cars nicked," he once grumbled.
"And if they had to take all the wheels off and lock them together, that would be good too." It's one of the wisest things he's ever said.
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He's no less careful when he's at home. In his garage, for instance, he has numerous ground anchors set into the concrete floor. To make life as hard as possible for a thief, each bike is locked individually to an anchor with a very short lock.
This means his bikes all lie on their sides on the floor, in a geometric pattern. Under his harsh fluorescent lights it looks like an emergency morgue for bicycles that have been caught up in a natural disaster.
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In a cafe on a club run, he picks a seat from which he can see his bike, and watches it like a hawk. It means that when you're talking to him he's always looking at a point over your shoulder somewhere. It confuses newcomers to the run, because they think he's a terribly rude man.
How they laugh afterwards when they discover that he's just watching his bike, and that in fact he's an even ruder man when he's looking straight at them.
Ironically, as regular readers will know, several of Bernard's bikes are ones that he has 'borrowed' from me over the past few years. Sometimes he blatantly 'borrows' them outright, sometimes he makes off with one and seems to sincerely plan to return it, before he's suddenly seized by grasping avarice. Sometimes he takes them by instalments. ("Could I borrow a pair of wheels to go with that time trial frame you lent me?")
It would be nice to think his concern was the same sort of instinct as the rest of us would have if we were looking after an expensive object belonging to someone else. But that's not it. It's to stop me stealing them back. He seems to think he's involved in one of those custody battles that the Daily Mail likes so much.
Every time I'm in his garage, I can see them. Shackled to the floor like hostages. I can only hope that his Chopper, wherever it is, is having a better time of things.


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One of the bigger problems for church musicians is to having to deal with people that demand the liturgy be understood by everyone. Now, this is a tricky concept and has to be handled with care. Of course we want everyone to be able to participate in the liturgy in the most proper way and so we aim for a spiritual understanding of the same liturgy.
But these people's demands are often of a different nature, they think that participation means understanding word for word, and doing as much as possible. But in doing so they are condemning the liturgy to a dramatic immanentism. Immanentism means that there is no reality beyond what we know, so God and the world are the same thing. But if God is not outside the world how He can possibly save it?
Reducing the understanding of the liturgy to a pragmatic dimension means not taking into account the biggest dimension of the liturgy, the invisible one. In the antiphon for the Epiphany "Venite Omnes Populi" we observe that we are asked to glorify the "invisibile mysterium," invisible mystery. The spiritual and invisible dimension cannot be understood but with the eyes of faith, and calling for this sort of total understanding of everything happening in the liturgy would be a betrayal of what the liturgy is.
After the consecration the priest asks us to proclaim the mystery of faith. We have listened to the words of consecration but the mystery happening there goes much beyond the simple understanding of the words said. Music, when it is good liturgical music, helps to create a reverent atmosphere that allows us to penetrate, a little bit, this incomprehensible abyss.


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Alhamdulillah, last nite went well. ALia didn't have a temperature! (well, we thought she will but luckily she didn't!)
erm.. i just would like to share wth you guys, a few events that is ongoing and another one that is coming up!
'Hari Kraf Kebangsaan 2009'
Well, this has started from 19th (yup, the day we went for our retreat) until 30th March! so, those of you who still would like to look around, (and spend some money on batik stuffs, haha) this is the chance! :)
Another one is
NATPRO 2009 ~ Natural Product Expo 2009
It is going to be held at PWTC, from 10th - 12th April 2009.
I used to go to this expo few years back. usually they will showcase & sell products from herbs, and even sell the herbs (in plant form!) :)
So, i guess that's all..
**by the way, "perhimpunan Agung UMNO" has started today until 28th March at PWTC. I am so glad i don't have to go 'bertugas' like last year (i was few months preggie and came home at 9 pm!)
**and this Saturday will be our Earth Day.. ..where for one hour we won't turn on our lights! should be interesting ya! And here is a link of activities that YOU can TEACH YOUR CHILD about Earth Day! try it!


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I compiled the following list of cooling system temperatures to establish a baseline for monitoring temperature issues and I've posted it here in case it's useful to anyone else. I'm assuming that my car is running at a "normal" temperature and I'm not accounting for ambient air temperature.
In my experience there is no change in readings when switching from OEM to the Mishimoto radiator but the only way to state that confidently would be to account for ambient temperature and engine load.
Thermostat housing temperature varied +/-10˚C over my tests and should not be considered accurate.
65˚C – Thermostat Housing +/-10˚C
80˚C – Top Radiator Hose
73˚C – Water Pump to Thermostat Housing Hose
75˚C – Bottom Radiator Hose
My criteria for the replacement radiator was improved cooling and OEM fitment. I set on the Mishimoto e30 / e36 radiator after recommendations from friends and finding only positive reviews in online BMW forums. Mishimoto offers a lifetime warranty which is comforting.
However, my decision shouldn't be taken as endorsement and I haven't run this radiator long enough to provide a real product review. After I installed this my close friend and local e30 expert Eric Berger told me that he knows several people who have had these radiators fail. In some cases the failure resulted in motor damage: it's "buyer beware" as always. For the record Eric recommends Behr.
Because of Eric's emphatic warning I'm going to monitor this radiator very closely especially as it approaches the first year of service. I did some further internet searches and found few reports of failures with the Mishimoto products. Mostly I found complaints about fitment. The few cases I found of failure were related to running straight water (no coolant) for long periods of time and in some cases not even using distilled water. Since coolant lubricates the moving parts of the cooling system and iron in water reacts with aluminum I blame careless owners for those failures I read about. I'm not sure what the issues were with the other local guys who had failures.
I found the quality of the Mishimoto radiator to be good and I would rate it a 9/10. It loses points for two reasons. Firstly, some of the fins were bent and a couple near the top were sheared off out of the box. Radiators are delicate but I'd expect it to be perfect on arrival. There's a tool that can fix bent fins so I guess I'll buy one.
Secondly I found fitment to be imperfect. One of the support posts was angled slightly outward. From post edge to post edge the radiator should be 26″ across but because of this defect my Mishimoto radiator was 26.15″ across. The solution was to cut down one of the rubber radiator mounts so that it would still seat to the radiator support. I don't like this solution as it looks sloppy and failure due to a weakened mount is a concern.
Not necessarily a show stopper but there's no fan shroud for a mechanical m20 fan that fits on the Mishimoto. I mean, you can throw one on but there's no where to zip tie or clip it onto the rad. I'm still researching that.
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Buffets and Cabinets Blog shares with you the luxury cocktail cabinet by Armani Casa – the Bach Cabinet.
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The cabinet has stylishly textured doors with stripes at 45-degree angles and is finished with a classy effect of glossy black lacquered wood.This stunning design is made in Italy and is sure to give your homes that classy look. The luxury cabinet measures at 120x 44x 135h cm.
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Armani Casa Studio's work involves developing creative solutions – under the artistic direction of Giorgio Armani – that are the product of painstaking architectural research and extensive study into the project's cultural, geographical and architectural context. In this way, the individual designs are developed to be perfectly integrated into their settings in terms of their features and aesthetic values.
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Massive font when i open up report tables- what causes this?
I created a few methods (summary by all) from scratch and although everything is working in it, if I have to edit some small detail in a peak table or summary chart by double clicking, sometimes the font is massive, so big I cant even see the full word- a word like 'Field' will appear in about font 300 and the only way to go back to normal is to close out and try again once or twice. Is this a known defect and how can I prevent this if possible?
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Yes, this is a known problm with the report publisher. I've seen this has a tendency to happen more the as the versions of the reporting method increase. Sometimes you need to start with a clean copy if at all possible.0
This happens always in the publisher view, depending on the number of objects in the report and the amount of data that is read out by the report. For this purpose the "outlines only view" is provided. Using this view, you don't have a preview in the publisher anymore, you need to launch the print preview function. It is therefore advisable to assign names to the single tables and plots in the report, not to loose overview.-1
Ok I kind of suspected that because it has been updated very very many times lately with removals and additions. It doesn't seem to stop the report from working, its just annoying.0
I didnt even know about that feature thank you cromingo that made loading the report a lot faster.0


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1. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationCarl Wilson Jan 10, 2019 6:12 AM (in response to Stefan Hall)
Hi Stefan,
what DB are you using?
I have recently moved a customer to a Replicated DB for Smart Reporting due to the performance impact it was having on their production system (Oracle, Case Insensitive, Infrastructure issue, etc) and this made a big difference to performance.
There were also a couple of other "tweaks" specific to Oracle, but I am sure that some are also applicable to MSSQL.
2. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationMarek Ceizel Jan 10, 2019 6:24 AM (in response to Stefan Hall)
Hi Stefan,
Does the Server Statistic record these Long Running SQLs ? (or it doesn't as it comes from SmartReporting).
If yes, then just take the select statement and run it in SQL Client software.
If you get long responses, then some DB Experts should take a look what is wrong....
3. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationStefan Hall Jan 10, 2019 11:13 AM (in response to Stefan Hall)
Hi Carl,
In fact, we use Oracle 11.2 with functional indexes for case insensitive. The DB doesn't have a load problem at the time of testing, only very few users. An additional read only DB is planned, but will take some time. During the test period, there was only one user (ITSM & SMartReporting) and no integration policy, so the productive DB should be able to do this.
I'd like to hear more about your tweaks.
Hi Marek,
I don't think I understand your question. The SQL is always finally sent via the AR server, which completes the necessary RLS part.
It was exactly this test that we did and together with our DBA we determined that a descending sorting would be much better than the OOB ascending sorting.
Exciting, isn't it? Could be beneficial to any call across the ITSM application, especially the consoles. Unfortunately, you can't follow that up yourself and BMC support hasn't been helpful yet.
4. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationStefan Hall Jan 11, 2019 1:28 PM (in response to Stefan Hall)
Anyone got any specific leads? I have reserved a few extra test hours for Monday, it would be a shame if they remained unused, right
@All other
We have to go live, but we can't and have no further ideas. Very unpleasant situation.
Where are the Smart Reporting / AR System experts?
5. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationCarl Wilson Jan 14, 2019 5:28 AM (in response to Stefan Hall)2 of 2 people found this helpful
Hi Stefan,
for this particular customer, we moved them on to a dedicated Load Balanced Smart Reporting setup that talks to a replicated DB.
The Production DB could not take the strain of reporting and user load.
The setup uses 2 Smart Reporting servers, one AR Server and the replicated DB. It was noted during testing that the CPU load for Smart Reporting was quite high unless both servers were being utilised, so might be prevalent to increase the CPU allocation for the Smart Reporting server (application) if using only one server.
The DB had tuning done in regards to things that were observed in the AWR reports (memory allocations, etc) and configuration surrounding control files and storage.
There is also a "read" based parameter that is recommended in the Wiki to be set for the DB for use with Smart Reporting that was implemented (but cannot seem to find the reference for it).
6. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationAndreas Mitterdorfer Jan 15, 2019 5:26 AM (in response to Stefan Hall)
I checked on my testbox where i loaded 100k incidents prior testing, but I do not see such a poor load time.
The incident dashboard loads in somewhat below 5-7seconds, each of the sqls lasts ~0.8 seconds on ARS side, total ARS time is ~3.5 secs for the testuser whom I added to 6 groups. I've attached the plan for one of the statements and the arloganalyzer results, maybe its of some help.
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7. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationUwe Ryczek Jan 15, 2019 5:33 AM (in response to Andreas Mitterdorfer)3 of 3 people found this helpful
Did you tested without "Administrator" and "unrestricted access" permissions? (the sql is not the same, the whole permission check is skipped)
Do you have some values in the 112 and 60900 field?
8. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationStefan Hall Jan 15, 2019 12:38 PM (in response to Andreas Mitterdorfer)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Uwe is absolutely right, with these "super-right" it is also fast with us. What did your test look like?
BTW, It's not easy to link you, you have three accounts here?
9. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationAndreas Mitterdorfer Jan 17, 2019 1:59 AM (in response to Stefan Hall)
II didn't use an admin account for testing and the user also had access restrictions to one company.
If you review the sql in xxx_explain_plan.txt you'll see the group ids & the NLS parameter for explain plan aswell.
Thanks for the hint, I wasn't aware that I had 3 accounts.
10. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationUwe Ryczek Jan 18, 2019 3:51 AM (in response to Andreas Mitterdorfer)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Hi Andreas,
our SQL' look like this one and it takes nearly 10 seconds
As you can see the fields 112,60900,60901 and 60989 (we use ITSM 9.104) are checked, and with a user how belongs to some support groups...this thing grows up.
If the sql is generated differently (with decending group id's) it only takes 2 seconds. We suggested BMC to add a configuration parameter to control the SQL generation...but they are playing the "send me log files game" with us.
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'%;20216;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;20225;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;20302;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;20313;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;20315;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;20316;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;20403;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;71002;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;71052;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;71053;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;71062;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;1000000;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;1000001;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;1000002;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;1000004;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;1000000022;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;1000000157;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;1000000198;%') OR (J0.C112 LIKE '%;2000000001;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;''a0088665'';%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;0;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;-20032;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;-20003;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;-20000;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;-1098;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;803;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;804;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;1058;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;13006;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;13007;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;13010;%') OR (J0.C60900 LIKE '%;20000;%') OR 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11. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationAndreas Mitterdorfer Jan 22, 2019 8:10 AM (in response to Uwe Ryczek)
It's not descending on my system either, however i didn't have all the permissions, only more groups.
Out of curiosity: Have you checked, wheter the order in the sql is the same order as in grouplist field on user form and if so, if reordering the grouplist in user form, changes the sql?
Edit: Forget the idea, the select is sorted already (except for the 0), but ascending not descending.
12. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationUwe Ryczek Jan 23, 2019 5:17 AM (in response to Andreas Mitterdorfer)
Yes we checked, we also changed the sort order of the "Group" form...no better results....so we decided to open a support case
13. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationCarl Wilson Jan 29, 2019 7:40 AM (in response to Uwe Ryczek)2 of 2 people found this helpful
not sure if this is relevant, but worth a look:
Remedy 9.x, Oracle Case Insensitivity and SQL with LIKE conditions
14. Re: Poor Smart Reporting performance probably due to AR System SQL generationMarek Ceizel Feb 15, 2019 7:42 AM (in response to Stefan Hall)
Hi Stefan,
Check also this one
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