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Friday, May 19, 2006
Gen. Michael V. Hayden, President Bush's choice to lead the CIA, strongly defended the administration's policies on domestic surveillance and the treatment of detainees during his confirmation hearing yesterday, and urged senators to suspend debate about CIA failures and give the agency a chance to rebound.
"It's time to move past what seems to me to be an endless picking apart of the archaeology of every past intelligence success or failure," Hayden said. "CIA officers . . . deserve recognition of their efforts, and they also deserve not to have every action analyzed, second-guessed and criticized on the front pages of the morning paper."
Although accountability is important, he said the "CIA needs to get out of the news as source or subject and focus on protecting the American people by acquiring secrets and providing high-quality all-source analysis."
Hayden vowed to remake the CIA into the premier intelligence agency, in part by encouraging officers to take risks and to admit uncertainties even when top officials press for definitive findings. He promised to "speak truth to power," and said that he and the intelligence community had learned the lessons of Iraq.
"While the bulk of the agency's work must, in order to be effective, remain secret, fighting this long war on the terrorists who seek to do us harm requires that the American people and you, their elected representatives, know that the CIA is protecting them effectively and in a way consistent with the core values of our nation," Hayden said.
In more than six hours of testimony before the Senate intelligence committee, Hayden, a four-star Air Force general, offered assurances in some areas, saying he is committed to safeguarding privacy, to working effectively with other intelligence agencies and to improving the CIA's record of accomplishment. He also acknowledged serious disagreements with Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and Douglas J. Feith, the former No. 3 official in the Pentagon who is considered an architect of the Iraq invasion.
But Hayden deflected specific questions on sensitive subjects, including interrogation methods involving terrorism detainees and the scope of the National Security Agency's warrantless eavesdropping operation, telling senators he would respond only during the closed-door portion of the hearing.
Hayden, 61, designed the administration's eavesdropping program in the immediate days after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, when he ran the National Security Agency. He defended the effort as helpful in the hunt for al-Qaeda though he provided no specific example of the program's success. Under the program, revealed in December, the NSA eavesdropped, without obtaining warrants, on overseas telephone calls by Americans that involved people the government considered terrorism suspects. Earlier this month, USA Today reported that the NSA had obtained phone records of millions of U.S. residents and businesses.
Hayden shed some new light on the program's inception, noting that he was asked by then-CIA Director George J. Tenet to provide a list of NSA's capabilities after the al-Qaeda attacks, even those that Hayden believed would not be permissible under the law. Hayden suggested the scope of the program may go beyond what is publicly known, but he said there was no White House push for eavesdropping on calls in which both parties were in the United States, and that every measure was taken to protect the privacy of Americans whose overseas calls were monitored.
"I understand there are privacy concerns involved in all of this. There's privacy concerns involved in the routine activities of NSA," he said. He said the warrantless eavesdropping was carefully targeted against al-Qaeda suspects.
"No one has said that there has been a targeting decision made that wasn't well-founded in a probable-cause standard," Hayden said.
Some Democrats questioned the claim, noting that thousands of Americans' calls have reportedly been intercepted.


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Feature Request for Authorize.net PaymentsAsked by paycell on May 20, 2013 at 04:18 PM
I would like Jotform to send the Company and phone number along with the email fields to Auth.net when creating an ARB payment.
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It will now look for fields that has the matching keywords and sends those fields' values as phone, email, and company to the subscription details.
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I rebuilt the page here https://secure.jotform.co/form/31546087534861 but it doesn't work either.. No info is being sent to auth.net not even the CC info to setup the ARB..
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It is not including the company name, phone or email in auth.net.
Does the Jotform field names have to match exactly what the authorize.net Field names are?
Currently my jotfom field names are:
{contactEmail}And the auth.net fields are named:Company:Phone:Email:Do these have to match exactly?
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I was not able do further test on the 1st level due to insufficient requirement on my part.
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I have always wanted to visit US. The US visa has been the main reason for my delay. Finally, with the US dollar exchange rate hitting to compared to pounds, the need has become quite desperate. So i took half day leave to get my visa done.
THe process was much simpler than i expected. I prayed super super hard that i would be interviewed sooner. The interview wasn't done on first come first serve basis, it was totally random. With my interview at 1 pm i couldn't afford to be delayed. I prayed very hard.
Thank God he was merciful to me. I reached the embassy courtyard at 8 am and i left the embassy at 10.30am. Not bad at all i must say!
Also today i finally received my passport. As Irene is not in our office database, i am rather known as Irene, the receptionist turned the courier man away. So i arranged it again.
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I'm on vacation in Utah right now. The other day Shannon's dad and I rode four wheelers up the side of Tower Mountain. You have to know exactly where to get off the trail to find this monument, because there's no marker indicating its presence, and it's about 25 yards off the main jeep trail.
Here's a closer view of what it says:
Apparently, on January, 10, 1914, John Koyle says he received a visit from two messengers (in a dream?) telling him gold was located in this mountain, and that he should mine it to deliver Utah from poverty. This is the origin of the "Dream Mine," so named in reference to the visit.
Although the main mining shafts are sealed off with bars, a couple of off-shoots are still accessible. This one has a large Danger sign in front of it.
I'm not one to enter abandoned mine shafts with keep out signs, but they didn't go down that far, and someone we knew had already explored them thoroughly (since childhood). At the bottom of the mining shaft, a steeper shaft opened off to the side that dropped down about 200 feet. We threw rocks down the steeper shaft and didn't hear anything for a while. The rocks sailed quietly for a few seconds, bounced off the sides of walls, clinked on metal a few times, and continued their long descent to an unknown bottom. Koyle never found any gold, but you can still buy stock in the Dream Mine.
After the jaunt down the mining caves, we continued up the mountain on four-wheelers, passing a beautiful grove of white-trunked aspen trees. Passing these trees was one of my favorite parts of the ride. Instead of the rocky, steep trail directly in the sun, the ground was soft and shaded.
We finally arrived at the top! You can see for miles and miles up here -- no photo does it justice. It's quiet and peaceful, and there's no noise except a soft wind rustling the trees.
Beside the radio towers is a helicopter launching pad made of a metal grate. When you walk out on it, you feel like you're practically walking into thin air. Shannon's dad pulled out lunch from his backpack: wheat thins, mozarella cheese sticks, a large chocolate bar, and water.
After taking in the panoramic vistas, and figuring out which little town was which (Spanish Fork, Elkridge, Springville, Provo, Woodland Hills, etc.), we ventured back down.
I had to stop for a self-photo. Glasses don't quite fit inside goggles, but you can see that despite our foray into dangerous areas, I was wearing a helmet.
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LONDON: A new venture called Hermit has launched, with a proposition intended to re-energise the commercial office sector. Its premise is simple: small businesses working from residential homes, using the space while the homeowner is at work. A Hermit home-office has many of the standard features you get in commercial office space, but in a more comfortable, convenient and cost-efficient package – better suited to small businesses.
Co-Founders Max Jezierski and Samuel Roberts started the company having identified a void that exists between conventional offices and the recent phenomenon of co-working spaces. They claim that the former has become prohibitively expensive, with particular areas of London seeing rental costs increase by 50% in the past five years. Meanwhile, co-working can fit the needs of leaner enterprises or freelancers, but often fails to offer private and dedicated space at an affordable cost. Co-Founder Max said:
"Homes can provide everything a small business needs: dining tables become desks, sitting areas become meeting spaces, kitchens become hangout areas for the team. Co-working spaces are brilliant, but businesses reach a stage in their growth where they need private space, have greater numbers of employees and more tailored working requirements. That's the industry void, and it's our niche."
Pricing is Hermit's trump card – the website claims that home-offices can cost half of their commercial equivalent. Hermit also provides services that include full insurance cover, property management and ongoing support for businesses and homeowners alike. The Founders are equally eager to relay the benefits to homeowners:
"Living in London is extortionate. With Hermit, homeowners are renting out their space during hours when it's not being used. The same business uses it each day and pays rent in upfront monthly instalments. This is a sharing economy model that can provide longer-term income to property hosts and have a genuine impact on the efficiency of space usage in the capital."
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Definition of nomenclator
1 : a book containing collections or lists of words
2 archaic : one who announces the names of guests or of persons generally
3 : one who gives names to or invents names for things
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Nomenclator means "name caller" in Latin (from nomen, meaning "name," and the verb calare, meaning "to call"). In ancient Rome, the nomenclator's job was to call out or whisper the names of people as they approached a candidate during a political rally. Whether the idea was to make the politician look good, as though he himself remembered everyone personally, or simply to apprise him of more names than he was ever expected to remember himself is open to question. What's quite certain is that in modern times the job title names one who creates new names for things. Nomenclator is applied especially to those who help create a nomenclature - a system of terms for a particular discipline.
Origin and Etymology of nomenclator
Latin, slave whose duty was to announce the names of persons met during a political campaign, from nomen + calare to call — more at low
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|Pokemon Labyrinth
|Pokemon Labyrinth is probably my most creative game in this presentation. It sounds like Pokemon Mystery Dungeon but it's combined with pokemon rumble and you play as a trainer outside of battle.
So how does the gameplay work in battle? Simple, basically your trainer sends you into a maze (or i should say labyrinth) to battle another pokemon to the deat- i mean like till one of you faints. You play as the pokemon and can use up to 4 moves. The style isn't RPG at all and no top view, action combat and 3rd person perspective is the new blue. Being pokemon you can use most items found in the labyrinth on your own but some must be sent to your trainer using special telepotation pads. You can also like send your pokemon items on a parachute and whatnot.
In the wild pokemon can be caught in battles with the same labyrinth gameplay. Mazes generated for wild battles are random unlike trainer battles. Of course if you wanna catch em you gotta weaken them, and then have your trainer drop a pokeball onto the pokemon. I forgot to mention that pokemon trainers ride on ufo things.
Then you can also play games capture the flag, tag, go and collect the most freakin crystal things and other crap against your friends. You can also do a multi battle with 3 other players (because a double battle would be a bit much), or just play a simple single battle. The game can also connect to XY and Pokémon Light and Dark Versions to deposit and withdraw pokemon
|Super Mario Land 3DS
|Super Mario Land 3DS is yet another genaric 3D Mario Platformer, but I just felt like makin one. You get the gist move around get to the goal, but theres TWO goals this time (super creative of me) a red and a blue goal. Each goal opens up a different level, so to open some levels you may have to play the same level again and take a different path to find the other goal. Other levels only have one black goal.
Also the player has time again, however this time instead of killing the player it removes useful items. Stars, Blue Coins and 7UPs (a magical soda that gives 7 lives) oops I meant 1ups are removed when the clock time remaining is 2/3. Special secret rooms are replaced with normal rooms containing less spoil. At 1/3 red coins removed, enemies become a bit faster and ? blocks require 2 hits. When time runs out the player is as good as dead, poison mushrooms replace powerups, the player loses all advantages in their character (like high jumping and stuff), and STAR CLEFTS the star coins or green stars of the game disappear.
Anyways it's powerup time, Rabbit Mario returns with a more costume appearance. He can jump REALLY HIGH (yes original i know) punch with his ears, grab ledges, descend slowly with his ear propeller move and JUMP ON WATER for a bit. It's sorta like the main powerup but I'm not gonna go around makin freakin bunnygoombas and bunnybills. Bunny mario's powerup is the SOUPA CARROT
Next we got Magic Mario who has the power to..... ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm well shoot magic balls seems WAAAAAAAAY too unoriginal, lets just say he has a really original power thats worth all our time and money. He can get this power with the Magic Scepter.
And then we also got Cheep-Cheep Mario, he can swim extremely fast (original for a fish) powerup) and jump out of the water with such height and force that it kills enemies. He can also preform a drill spin to kill underwater enemies and accelerate. Warning, because of those flippers he's an utter klutz on land and cannot run very fast
And finally, Time Mario by collecting a Time Capsule everything but Mario stops in it's tracks for a little while. While in this form killing enemies adds to the time, but mario can still take damage from obstacles he touches
The 4 playable characters are marioluigipeech and FREAKIN DAISY IN HONOR OF THE SUPER MARIO LAND PART
well it's really beta though
So basically Mario,Luigi and Peach are having a picnic when Daisy appears and tells the group that Sarasaland is soundless. Then the four start to notice that mushroom kingdom is losing it's sound too. Soon after Princess Felivia, the Music Princess appears and tells everyone an evil sorcerer (Talantum) currently in the Orcasa Kingdom has stolen the Sacred Flute and is sucking in all sound from other kingdoms. Now Mario Luigi Peach and Daisy travel to Orcasa Kingdom, a land of music and harmony to defeat the evil sorcerer
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We have forms to request services. The policy is that we need two weeks advanced notice. In a few cases we will accept urgent request. We need to know in the subject line of the email, we receive, if an urgent request is made. Can we place an URGENT REQUEST button in the form and have it change the subject line in the email?.
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We could be wise and resist reading too much into the first week of ATP and WTA tour play for 2014, but what fun would that be?
Besides, since the offseason in tennis is short, we can expect the players to be in pretty good fighting trim for the start of the New Year. The postseason holiday break and the whole "Auld Lang Syne" thing encourages everyone to hit the reset button, psychologically. But does anyone really expect that things have changed that much?
Not Serena Williams, that's for sure. And she proved it by busting out her whooping stick and beating No. 3 Maria Sharapova and No. 2 Victoria Azarenka in back-to-back matches to win Brisbane.
For all the hype that surrounds Sharapova, it was Williams' win over Azarenka in the final that was truly noteworthy, for as ESPN's Howard Bryant was the first to emphatically argue, Azarenka is 32-year-old Williams' true rival -- at least in terms of the quality of the matches. It may all be splitting hairs to Serena though. The real takeaway is: "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss."
That brings us to Auckland, and a much more newsworthy event if you believe the old definition of "news" ("dog bites man" is not news; "man bites dog" is news). Venus Williams, now 33 and ranked just inside the top 50 when the week began, lost a tight three-setter to French Open champion and former No. 1 Ana Ivanovic. Will she make one more push in 2014? Could it be that Williams' will can help her raise Cain this year?
Another pair of 32-year-olds played the final in the ATP Brisbane event (how many 32-year-old tennis icons can the ATP and WTA support, anyway?). Like the other two men's events last week, Brisbane is an ATP 250, but the promoters obviously didn't open up their wallets the way the oil-rich sheiks of Doha did. Federer, ranked No. 6, was top-seeded. The No. 2 seed was No. 17 Kei Nishikori.
Despite being the odds-on favorite, Federer found a way to lose a three-setter to multiple Grand Slam champ and former No. 1, ATP No. 60 Lleyton Hewitt (who's also 32).
Hewitt was 8-18 against Federer going in, but had been unable to beat the Swiss between the Australian Open of 2004 and Halle in 2010; in fact, Federer probably was the main reason Hewitt never won his native Grand Slam (although a number of players might challenge Hewitt for that honor). But Hewitt has won two of their past three meetings, which suddenly makes this something unbelievable: a real, hot rivalry.
So here's my first prediction for 2014: Federer will draw Hewitt (who's jumped to No. 43) as his first-round opponent in Australia.
Li Na won the tournament in Shenzhen, China. Her final–round victim was fellow countrywoman Peng Shuai, who's ranked just No. 42. But Li is under a lot of pressure when she plays at home, and has been known to turn her back and walk away from pressure rather than embracing it. So it's a good sign for her that she handled the field so competently.
Doha had the most competitive field -- by far -- of all the first-week ATP events, and the way top-seeded Rafael Nadal was forced to fight to earn the title, surviving a three-set match in three of his five outings was ominous -- not for Nadal, but for his rivals.
Apparently, it never crossed Nadal's mind to write off the desert sojourn as a nice chance to hit a few balls and collect a huge appearance check. While the likes of No. 2 seed David Ferrer, No. 3 Andy Murray, No. 4 Tomas Berdych and No. 5 Richard Gasquet all fell by the wayside without much fuss, Nadal once again gave his peers a lesson in competitive zeal -- and all-around brilliance.
In Chennai, Stanislas Wawrinka, the newest member of the ATP Top 10 club (he ended 2013 at No. 8) rolled like thunder through the field to bag his first title -- and perhaps show that he's not done climbing the rankings ladder. One persuasive undercurrent last week is that while Nadal and Novak Djokovic (who doesn't play before the Australian Open) may be untouchable, we could see a shake-up in slots three through 10.
Murray may round back into form after back surgery forced him into the long layoff in the fall, and No. 5 Juan Martin del Potro looks stable -- as does Wawrinka. But Ferrer, Federer, Berdych, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Gasquet all appear vulnerable -- albeit for different reasons. Are you ready for a game called top-10 musical chairs?


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If you're into 3D printing, Rachel Park doesn't need an introduction. As a journalist, she covered the 3D printing and additive manufacturing sector since 1996. She led 3D Printing Industry as Editor in Chief and also edited Disruptive Magazine for 3D Printshow. Currently, Rachel works as an independent freelance journalist and runs her own copywriting and editing company.
Awareness For 3D Printing is at an All Time High
Last week, when I introduced a series of posts with a focus on the importance of 3D printing within education (read Part 1 here), I was mostly expounding the value of preparing our future workforce with real, usable and valuable skills. However, I also alluded to the need to educate "existing and potential new users of 3D printing technology now." For me, this has crystallized over the last few days – through reading numerous reports that have hit the headlines as well as some personal conversations.
I doubt many of you will disagree that, today, awareness of 3D printing is at an all time high. Just six years ago I was regularly advocating (in print and to anyone that would listen) that before real uptake and adoption of 3D printing, broad awareness of the technologies had to take hold. It has, and I'm a big fan of that, and while I despise much of the hype that comes with it, I do concede it has played its part in raising said awareness.
How Awareness for 3D Printing has Changed
I had two conversations about 3D printing over the past week that would NEVER have happened just a few years ago. Both happened as the result of a whistle-stop visit to Germany.
The first was with the young man that got me a much-needed glass of wine when I arrived at my hotel in the snow (it was that or hot chocolate and the wine won hands down). With my English accent he asked if I was on business and I told him I was visiting a 3D printing company a few hours drive away. There followed an in-depth discourse about 3D printing and its future — his views and mine, which crossed over on many points, but varied greatly in terms of mainstream consumer uptake.
The second was with an engineer on my flight home, he was much more grounded in his predictions for the future and the environments best suited for 3D printers — needless to say the home was not one of them. So, in terms of awareness, those two conversations neatly sum up where we are. But the caution now is that awareness does not necessarily equal understanding — of the different 3D printing and additive manufacturing processes; how, when and where to apply them to achieve greater efficiencies for product development and production; or of the ecosystem that fuels 3D printing itself.
The much-vaunted skills gap (across many industries, but specifically 3D printing), exists now and without immediate and continued action it is only going to get worse. Traditional education is one way to fill this need… but a multi-pronged attack across educational institutions and industry is what is required, supported by governments and international bodies. I hesitated to add that final clause in the previous sentence, based on the vast rhetoric and minimal action that we are witnesses to all too often, but, they are vital cogs in this wheel that needs to roll faster. Initially, in developing this post, my personal thoughts were accumulating around apprenticeships — a vehicle for training new recruits (while allowing them to earn money rather than rack up debts) and imparting invaluable information and experience in the most appropriate environment — in the workplace, whether that is on the factory floor, in a workshop or studio or out with customers. With my daughter at apprenticeship age, we've had the conversations and done some research, but she is 100% set on university. However talking to her friends and cohort not one that has gone down the apprenticeship route has any regrets. Tellingly, the two most enthusiastic of her cohort are pursuing careers in engineering and data — female and male respectively.
How Can We Fill The Skills Gap?
And then last week I was wholly engaged by a report coming out of the World Economic Forum (WEF), which gathered in Davos. The "Future of Jobs Report" highlights many of the changes that are taking place across the industry as a result of new advances in technology, specifically identifying "genetics, artificial intelligence, robotics, nanotechnology, 3D printing and biotechnology." The report aims to address fears arising around the skills gap, job losses due to automation and so on.
Within the report, I read and re-read the following, and cheered. It is worth quoting in its entirety here, because it needs to be spread as far as possible — and be ACTIONED — in my opinion:
"To prevent a worst-case scenario—technological change accompanied by talent shortages, mass unemployment and growing inequality —reskilling and upskilling of today's workers will be critical. While much has been said about the need for reform in basic education, it is simply not possible to weather the current technological revolution by waiting for the next generation's workforce to become better prepared. Instead, it is critical that businesses take an active role in supporting their current workforces through re-training, that individuals take a proactive approach to their own lifelong learning and that governments create the enabling environment, rapidly and creatively, to assist these efforts. In particular, business collaboration within industries to create larger pools of skilled talent will become indispensable, as will multi-sector skilling partnerships that leverage the very same collaborative models that underpin many of the technology-driven business changes underway today." – The Future of Jobs Report, WEF.
While I personally still think that educational institutions should be added into the collaborative equation, I was fascinated to see the emphasis placed on "the individual" by this report, and do, in fact concur that this is a vital element in the change that we all know is happening.
Whether 18 or 58 years of age, we all need support with change, but ultimately regardless of our age, we can embrace it. We are all masters of our destiny and what, when and how we learn. It's certainly given me food for thought.
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Definition of maintain life
to make it possible for life to exist or continue They barely had enough food to maintain life.
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: to keep in an existing state (as of repair, efficiency, or validity) : preserve from failure or decline
: to sustain against opposition or danger : uphold and defend
: to continue or persevere in : carry on, keep up
: the quality that distinguishes a vital and functional being from a dead body
: a principle or force that is considered to underlie the distinctive quality of animate beings
: an organismic state characterized by capacity for metabolism (see metabolism 1), growth, reaction to stimuli, and reproduction
: of or relating to animate being
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-- We believe that the Canadian banking sector is encountering incremental pressure from headwinds facing the Canadian economy, which is heightening economic risk in the banking system.
-- We also believe industry risk for the Canadian banking sector is increasing. We expect that intensifying competition for loans and deposits will lead to pressure on profitability growth, especially in banks' retail businesses.
-- We are lowering our long-term issuer credit rating on Home Capital Group to 'BBB-' from 'BBB' and on its subsidiary Home Trust Co. to 'BBB' from 'BBB+', and assigning a stable outlook, following our revision of the stand-alone credit profile on the company to 'bbb' from 'bbb+'. In conjunction with these actions, we are also lowering our issue rating on Home Capital's senior unsecured debt to 'BBB-' from 'BBB'.
-- The stable outlook reflects our expectation that Home Capital will maintain its current credit profile across a range of future scenarios.
Rating Action
On Dec. 13, 2012, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services lowered its long-term issuer credit rating on Home Capital Group (HCG) to 'BBB-' from 'BBB' and on its subsidiary Home Trust Co. to 'BBB' from 'BBB+'. The outlook is stable. Standard & Poor's also lowered its issue rating on Home Capital's senior unsecured debt to 'BBB-' from 'BBB'. In addition, Standard & Poor's revised its stand-alone credit profile (SACP) on HCG to 'bbb' from 'bbb+'.
The rating action follows our review of banking sector industry and economic risks in Canada, taking into account the headwinds facing the Canadian economy, Canadian consumers' high debt levels, expectations of decelerating loan demand and continued pressure on margins, particularly in the Canadian retail sector, and areas of continuing weakness in the global economy and financial system.
We believe banks and credit unions operating in Canada are subject to an expanding set of potential stresses arising from competitive pressure on growth and margins, while asset quality is potentially vulnerable--in light of high consumer indebtedness--to developments that may trigger general economic deterioration in Canada.
Consequently, we lowered our anchor SACP, which is the starting point for our ratings on financial institutions operating primarily in Canada, to 'a-' from 'a'. This is reflected in our revision of Banking Industry Country Risk Assessment (BICRA) for Canada to group '2' from '1' and revised our industry risk score, a component of the BICRA, to '2' from '1' (see "Various Rating Actions Taken On Canadian Financial Institutions Due To Rising Industry and Economic Risks," published Dec. 13, 2012, on RatingsDirect on the Global Credit Portal).
We believe that the banks and credit unions are under incremental pressure from the headwinds facing the Canadian economy. The acceleration of household debt to record levels has increased Canadian households' vulnerability to sudden shocks in incomes, employment, or a spike in interest rates. Exposure to the consumer sector accounts for nearly three-fifths of total bank loans, and losses on banks' uninsured loan portfolios--although recent performance levels have generally been strong--may be driven higher in the event of a substantial shock to household creditworthiness, though we expect effective regulatory supervision to remain a positive influence on Canadian bank credit quality.
Although we expect ongoing intensification of competitive dynamics in the Canadian banking sector, we note that overall Canada still remains positioned favorably vis-a-vis most of its global peers. However, a slowing economy risks exacerbating the already-intense competition between banks for loan and deposit share and puts further pressure on the margin and profitability of the Canadian financial institutions' retail and commercial lending businesses, the cornerstone of Canadian banking and largest contributor to revenues.
We also believe that Canadian financial institutions' risk tolerances may increase to compensate for lower profitability by reaching for yield through investments, more aggressive lending in higher yielding loans such as personal loans and credit cards, or potentially a pick-up in mergers and acquisitions activity.
Furthermore, we expect that continuing industry conditions will test banks' operational capabilities. Relative performance in areas such as service standards, cost control, operational effectiveness, underwriting discipline, and ability to integrate acquisitions will likely contribute to changes in market position and financial performance, and will have an impact on the relative credit standing among industry participants.
The ratings on Home Capital reflect its revised anchor of 'a-' along with company-specific rating factors. We view Home Capital's business position as "weak", given its effectively monoline business focus, and concentrated exposure to conditions in the Canadian housing sector, while recognizing the company has an incumbent position providing mortgage funding to the nonprime portion of the Canadian mortgage market.
We view Home Capital's capital and earnings as "strong" due to capital ratios above the regulatory threshold and ratios of most peer institutions, a projected risk-adjusted capital ratio above 11%, along with high quality of capital and a consistent and sizable earnings buffer.
We assess Home Capital's risk position as "moderate" due to the high growth orientation of the company and its concentrated exposure to the Canadian mortgage sector, including a focus that has shifted in favor of uninsured mortgages over the past year. We view the funding of Home Capital as "average" and its liquidity as "adequate", but anticipate ongoing evolution of funding arrangements given changing dynamics in Canada's retail deposit market, as well as structural changes relating to options for funding secured by residential mortgages.
The stable outlook reflects Standard & Poor's view that Home Capital's niche market position provides a degree of insulation from competition for mortgage origination, and that the company will effectively manage risks associated with elevated consumer debt levels and housing prices. We also expect that Home Capital has sufficient flexibility to adapt to funding market pressures.
An upgrade would depend primarily on the company achieving substantial further diversification of its asset portfolio while maintaining consistent performance in top-line growth and profitability.
We could lower the rating on HCG if there is sustained evidence of difficulties managing its growing loan portfolio while maintaining consistent credit standards, or if a severe and sustained downturn in the Canadian mortgage market undermines HCG's strong capital and earnings performance. A projected RAC ratio falling below 10% would trigger a reassessment of the rating.


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"I am so tired of not being fed at the church I attend. I think I'm going to start looking elsewhere." Have you ever said this to yourself or to someone else? Maybe you've even left your church to go somewhere else because your current church wasn't "feeding" you enough. I've been there. Sunday after Sunday, mid-week service after mid-week service, I would go to church, sing, listen to the preacher and leave. I would feel like I wasn't getting anything out of it. I wasn't being "fed" the way I thought I should have been. I was going because that's what your "supposed" to do. "The preacher's message wasn't ringing any bells for me. Why??"
I recently read a blog and some of the comments were about how this person didn't feel like they were being fed like they should be at their church. Since then, it's just been on my heart about how many of us feel this way. And the more I pondered on it, the more the Lord kept saying.... It's not that they are not being fed but it's time they start pouring out what they have been fed. I began visualizing and by (I) I mean the Holy Spirit kept showing me through a coke. That's right folks, He knows just how to keep my attention. You know how when you pour a drink or something and that drink begins to overflow, you rush to put something under it to catch it in so it isn't wasted? (maybe not so much a coke but something else) Well, if you don't get something else it's going to be just that. Wasted.
God began to show me that is how we as believers often are. Saying we aren't being fed but in reality, maybe it's time we start to do the feeding. God is filling us up so that we can pour into others what he's fed us. But if we are just sitting around, all of that that God has filled us with is being wasted. Also, eventually, you have to start feeding yourself some. Your pastor, your youth leader, whoever it is, can't be the one always "feeding" you. There eventually comes a time when we can feed ourselves and let the church be our refreshers and are refills.
You may think that you can't pour out because you're not on the worship team or you're not the preacher but there are so many other ways to pour into peoples lives. Random acts of kindness, working in your church nursery, be a greeter, an usher, pick up trash, get involved in your community, write someone an unexpected note to encourage them. Pouring into someone's life doesn't mean standing at the pulpit or shouting in their face about getting saved, pouring into their lives can just simply mean loving them when the world is crumbling around them.


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Approach to hypertensive emergencies and urgencies in children
- Authors
- Neil G Uspal, MD
Neil G Uspal, MD
- Assistant Professor of Pediatric Emergency Medicine
- University of Washington
- Attending Physician
- Seattle Children's Hospital
- Susan M Halbach, MD, MPH
Susan M Halbach, MD, MPH
- Assistant Professor of Pediatric Medicine
- Seattle Children's Hospital
Topic Outline
- Section Editors
- George A Woodward, MD
George A Woodward, MD
- Section Editor — Pediatric Signs and Symptoms
- Professor of Pediatrics
- University of Washington School of Medicine
- F Bruder Stapleton, MD
F Bruder Stapleton, MD
- Editor-in-Chief — Pediatrics
- Section Editor — Pediatric Nephrology
- Professor and Chair, Department of Pediatrics
- University of Washington School of Medicine
- Deputy Editor
- James F Wiley, II, MD, MPH
James F Wiley, II, MD, MPH
- Senior Deputy Editor — UpToDate
- Deputy Editor — Adult and Pediatric Emergency Medicine
- Deputy Editor — Primary Care Sports Medicine (Adolescents and Adults)
- Clinical Professor of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine/Traumatology
- University of Connecticut School of Medicine
This topic addresses the diagnostic approach to hypertensive emergencies in children. The treatment of pediatric hypertensive emergencies is discussed separately. (See "Management of hypertensive emergencies and urgencies in children".)
Hypertension, defined as either systolic and/or diastolic BP ≥95th percentile measured upon three or more occasions, is present in 2 to 5 percent of the pediatric population and is frequently undiagnosed [1-5]. However, hypertensive emergencies in children occur in fewer than 1 percent of emergency department (ED) visits. (See "Epidemiology, risk factors, and etiology of hypertension in children and adolescents", section on 'Epidemiology'.)
Proper management of children with elevated BP requires working knowledge of pediatric BP standards and a clear understanding of when elevated BP requires emergent, urgent, or routine care.
Hypertension in children — Hypertension is defined as either systolic and/or diastolic BP ≥95th percentile measured upon three or more occasions. The degree of hypertension is further delineated by the two following stages:
●Stage 1 hypertension – Systolic and/or diastolic BP between the 95th percentile and 5 mmHg above the 99th percentile.
Subscribers log in hereTo continue reading this article, you must log in with your personal, hospital, or group practice subscription. For more information or to purchase a personal subscription, click below on the option that best describes you:Literature review current through: Jul 2017. | This topic last updated: Aug 11, 2016.The content on the UpToDate website is not intended nor recommended as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your own physician or other qualified health care professional regarding any medical questions or conditions. The use of this website is governed by the UpToDate Terms of Use ©2017 UpToDate, Inc.References
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- Hypertension in children
- - Severity
- Hypertensive emergency
- - Hypertensive encephalopathy
- Hypertensive urgency
- Symptoms of end organ damage
- Other features
- Physical examination
- - Blood pressure measurement
- - Signs of end organ damage
- - Other signs
- Neonate
- Children
- Adolescents
- Confirm elevated BP
- Establish severity of hypertension
- Exclude other causes of hypertension
- Treat hypertensive emergency


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I was seeing somebody for quite a while but for the past 3 weeks we have not been in contact (only texted once since). He knows I want more than he can give me right now so I believe is giving me space?
I guess my question is I have a couple items of his that are worth a fair amount of money that I borrowed and I am not sure if or how I should give them back to him. I know he won't ever ask for them, but what happens if we never speak again? These items do not belong to me therefore I don't think I should keep them. Perhaps I am being dramatic here but I'm almost afraid that we will never talk again.
How does one go about returning things to somebody? Or should I just wait and see what happens? I don't want him to think that I'm trying to keep his stuff especially because they aren't cheap items. Thanks
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If you can't bear to see each other. Get his shit all together put it in your garage or doorstep and tell him a time to come pick it up. Sometimes it's a matter of time. A month or so you go get your stuff then you know it's over.00|00|0
He doesn't have anything of mine and I don't think it's we can't bear to see each other. Just haven't heard from him and wondering if perhaps it's best I give it back to him or maybe I'm just jumping the gun and making assumptions about whether our friendship is over or not.


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So, with the last guy I was with months ago I had a feeling he was hiding something from me, and something was going on. However, being I could never prove it I stayed quiet because why waste my breath yelling if I don't know someone is guilty right? Well its been months since we have broke up and his best friend said he had slept with other girls while with me recently... Honestly I'm not pissed because people like that aren't worth my anger. Any who, he trys to keep in contact with me for probably his rebound girl but I don't work like that sorry sweetie. When ever I asked him about what his friend said he acted strange... He didn't deny it but he also didn't really defend himself as well... So is this a guys guilty way of practically telling on himself..
And he thinks I'm so dumb I will believe him now? All he had to say about what his friend said was "that's very vague and I was drinking during those. times but I don't recall that happening" his voice sounded nervous as well. Should I tell this dude to fuck off or just continue laugh at his ignorance. I'm not sure what to do... A part of me. wants to show him how it feels but then a part of me is like you are better then that
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For as much as we like revenge/showing someone how it feels, it seldom works as expected.
You moving on is truly going to show him that he lost something good, and she didn't need him. So why waste more of your time on him? Life is too short. Go live it.22|00|0
It already bugs him that I HAVE moved on
I think he thinks he can get me back but I feel like he did do all that. Why would I want that... I deserve better and I have a great head on my shoulder. Next time I'll just date a more mature guy. But your right life is to short. Thats why I haven't done anything its been two weeks since I learned this im like what ever karma is a bitcb
Well glad you have moved on and just needed to vent tonight. You are quite beautiful and I am sure lovely. He was a knucklehead that is for sure. And yes... date more mature guys. If they can't respect you, then you don't need them. Guard your heart, make him earn it. It is worth earning... and then you know.
Looks are just a temporary bliss :) beauty comes from the heart. Still sucks I always have been that girl guys date just to say they were with me... It hurts. I've never had a real relationship. Guys my age suck and now I feel like I'm not even dateable because I have so many issues with men.


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I'm an albino and have never met any other albinos. I'm really self conscious because I've grown up in an asain family, only thing is I don't even look like an albino much. My hair is a dirty blonde and my eyes are green my skin is pale though. a lot of people say I'm pretty but because of my lack of pigmentation my breasts are the same colour throughout like my nipples are a light pinkish colour. Would guys be okay with that?
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Are you kidding? Since when have pink nipples EVER been a PROBLEM? Most guys love them, and some specifically want ONLY pink nipples.
Your lack of pigmentation is NOT going to be what stops a guy from dating you. If he won't date you, it's because of your personality, shyness, or something else about your body that he doesn't like for some reason. If you asked 1000 random guys your age, you MIGHT find 1 or 2 who wouldn't date you for this reason, but even that would be a stretch. Do NOT let this hold you back, because this is mostly in your head, not an issue with guys.11|00|0


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