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Networking Questions
Q: What is the difference between Stack and Queue?
A: Stack is a Last In First Out (LIFO) data structure.
Queue is a First In First Out (FIFO) data structure
Q: Write a fucntion that will reverse a string. (Microsoft)
A: char *strrev(char *s)
int i = 0, len = strlen(s);
char *str;
if ((str = (char *)malloc(len+1)) == NULL) /*cannot allocate memory */
err_num = 2;
return (str);
str[i] = NULL;
return (str);
Q: What is the software Life-Cycle?
A: The software Life-Cycle are
1) Analysis and specification of the task
2) Design of the algorithms and data structures
3) Implementation (coding)
4) Testing
5) Maintenance and evolution of the system
6) Obsolescence
Q: What is the difference between a Java application and a Java applet?
A: The difference between a Java application and a Java applet is that a
Java application is a program that can be executed using the Java
interpeter, and a JAVA applet can be transfered to different networks
and executed by using a web browser (transferable to the WWW).
Q: Name 7 layers of the OSI Reference Model? (from Cisco)
A: -Application layer
-Presentation layer
-Session layer
-Transport layer
-Network layer
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Drugs can be divided into 3 main categories in terms of how releasing their potent. There is the immediate-release type, sustained or extended-release type and the last is the delayed-release type. We will try to define each of form of the drug.
Immediate-release drug means the drug is release directly into the blood stream right after digested in our stomach. This suggests that the use of these drugs have the effect of directly impacting the body in less than 30 minutes. The drug is designed for a lot of people, especially children and the elderly who have difficulty with conventional therapy before like swallowing tablets with water. Immediate-release form provides convenience without the need to use water because of its easy to swallow. Most prescription and over the counter drugs available in the form of immediate-release, it could be said this is the common type of drugs on the market nowadays.
Sustained-release drug means a drug that works by releasing its ingredients over a period of time gradually, contrast to immediate-release which directly release all of ingredients at the time digest by the body. Time needed for sustained-release drug to deliver its active ingredient usually ranges between 8-24 hours. Extended-release form is used to deliver the benefit of drugs in a longer period of time to the users and at the same time lowering the side effects that may arise from the use of the drugs. Drugs use this type of extended-release or sustained- release form usually is a nonsteroidal pain killers because of their influence are needed in the long term.
Delayed-release is a drug that works by releasing its ingredients after a certain period of time, in contrast with a sustained or extended-release form that gradually releases their potent. Its mechanism is similar to immediate release but the difference is the immediate release drug will release full content of ingredients immediately after consumption, while the delayed-release hold to deliver its ingredient until a certain period of time before it is fully release. Delayed-release drugs usually in the form of enteric coated, this is done to prevent the release immediately in the stomach which has acid pH balance in the body. Enteric coated cannot be digested in the body acidic pH condition while in the alkaline pH condition such as in the intestine, enteric coated can be fully digested. This type of drugs usually used to address problems associated with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Drugs belong to the class of proton pomp inhibitors (PPI), pain medications and arthritis drugs can also be in the form of delayed release drugs.

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Drone tourism could be the solution to overcrowding at key tourist spots
As travel becomes cheaper and more accessible, the world's tourist sites are becoming increasingly overcrowded. An innovative technological solution could be set to change the face of tourism
Rotterdam works towards circular economy
The circular economy initiative has been gaining momentum for some time now, though nowhere in the world is there more support for the scheme than in Rotterdam
From 2012-2016: five winners of the Green Capital Award
Since 2008, the European Commission has been presenting eco-friendly cities with the Green Capital Award, helping to promote ambitious projects spanning transport, food, energy and education. Laura French takes a look at the five most recent winners
Transport of the future: sky cars planned for Tel Aviv
A hover-car project in Tel Aviv could herald the future of urban transport and mean an easier commute for busy business travellers
A bike tour for every continent
Inspired by the Tour de France? Whatever continent you're currently on, we've found an excellent cycling holiday for you
GSTC ensures sustainable tourism
The corporate world is increasingly concerned with sustainability. Authoritative bodies, including the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC), can help corporate travel managers make informed choices in the selection of venues for business meetings and functions
Airlines get scientific over carbon footprint
A decision by the European Commission to impose increased charges on airlines related to carbon emissions has brought the issue of reducing the carbon footprint of the aviation industry into focus in the first half of this year, 2012
Sustainable airports provide an option for eco-friendly travellers
Airports dotted across the globe are aiming to appear more and more sustainable, with varying results
Hotels look to LEED commitment
More and more hotels are aiming to become sustainability leaders
Rail travel makes a speedy comeback
With concerns over climate change and resource management reaching ever-higher levels, it is not surprising that methods of transport, other than via the congested road network, are becoming more popular with the travelling public
Wheeling glory
As far as sustainable transportation goes, cycling is arguably the most eco friendly way of getting around. Business Destinations looks at the spots in Europe at the forefront of the quest to replace cars with cycles
Responsible travel in China
With China opening up as never before to global tourism, what efforts can be made to protect the interests of local communities and the environment? Wild China's sustainability manager Samantha Wood explains


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The use of C++ operators new and delete are a necessary evil for software developers as they provide the dynamic memory allocation for the creation and destruction of objects in much the same way that malloc and free functions do in C (and in fact, the C++ operators actually use their C counterparts for implementation and ultimately, they all boil down to the operating system HeapAlloc and HeapFree calls).
I refer to them as being evil simply because they are grossly inefficient and can lead to huge quantities of precious memory being wasted (not to mention the developers nightmare trying to unravel the mysteries of corrupt memory and dangling pointers!). Consider the issues you would have in trying to write a set of heap management routines where memory blocks of any size can be allocated and deallocated, and the order of allocation and deallocation is completely random.
Microsoft, I am sure have done a good job at trying to resolve all of the issues associated with heap management (I can't believe that I have just said that!), but their strategy of implementation is not public domain so we have no way of knowing.
This tutorial discusses what you as a software developer can do to help stop the evil heap monster from gobbling up memory, by discussing various 'coding malpractices' and what can be done to avoid them.
To Allocate Or Not To Allocate
It is all to easy to feed the heap monster through inappropriate use of the new. For example let us consider a function that creates an object class, calls a method of that class and then delete's that class before returning to the caller.
class message_sender { private: SOCKET s; public: void send_message(message_base * message, char * footnote) { char * output_message = new char[4000]; char * payload = message->payload(); int length = message->length(); memmove(output_message, payload, length); int footnote_length = strlen(footnote); memmove(output_message+length, footnote, footnote_length); send(s, output_message, length+footnote_length, 0); delete [] output_message; } }; ... void foo::send(message_base * message) { message_sender * sender = new message_sender(...); // Parameters not relevant to example // Code to build footnote removed sender->send_message(message, footnote); delete sender; }Taken from actual code with the names changed to protect the
The code above went 'live' at many customer sites (after thorough testing) and everybody was happy until a number of customers began complaining that their systems were becoming more and more sluggish, to the point where they were not usable. This is where yours truly got given the task of investigating the problem.
I quickly established that the client application's memory usage had increased to biblical proportions at those sites where this problem was occurring and the client application was being used considerably more than those sites that had not yet encountered the problem. The fix took a while to formulate, but the problem was resolved. The solution was simple (once the problem was understood). Here is the solution:
class message_sender { private: SOCKET s; public: void send_message(message_base * message, char * footnote) { char output_message[4096]; char * payload = message->payload(); int length = message->length(); memmove(output_message, payload, length); int footnote_length = strlen(footnote); memmove(output_message+length, footnote, footnote_length); send(s, output_message, length+footnote_length, 0); } }; ... void foo::send(message_base * message) { message_sender sender(...); // Parameters not relevant to example // Code to build footnote removed but included a few new statements that were retained sender.send_message(message, footnote); }
You will notice that I simply removed the dynamic allocation of both the object message_sender and the output_message as they were unnecessary and the root of the problem. Why? Well it's quite simple. Allocating blocks of memory of considerably different sizes which are temporary and followed with some retained memory allocations (the code removed from building the footnote) the repeated many times was causing the heap to grow at a steady rate. This is known as heap memory fragmentation.
So, the first golden rule for the use of the new and delete operators in C++ (or malloc and free in C) is do I really need to use them to allocate and deallocate this object or can I use the stack instead?
Size does matter
The heap is not very good for dealing with allocations of many different sizes. Microsoft claim to have addressed the problem of heap fragmentation to a degree (please read here for more information). In former incarnations of the heap, allocations were made on exactness i.e. if a free block of memory was 20 bytes in length, and 18 bytes were requested, then that free block was not considered as a viable allocation area. It would appear that recent releases of the operating system will now allocate the 18 bytes in a 20 byte free block (albeit wasting 2 bytes of space).
Whilst this may reduce the amount of heap fragmentation, memory wastage is increased. I suppose this is perhaps a trade-off - a sort of lesser of two evils scenario!
Very Small Memory Blocks
Every memory allocation incurs a 24 byte overhead, with a minimum of 32 bytes allocated. So, allocating a single character will take 32 bytes of memory. Can you see where this is leading. I sincerely hope so!!! Very tasty morsels for the hungry heap monster. Code as shown below is an absolute no-no:
char * array[1000]; for ( int x = 0; x < 1000; x++ ) array[x] = new char;
This would require 32000 bytes of heap space used to hold 1000 bytes of information! Put it another way, I'll lend you $1000 so you owe me $32000! Now, you may think that no developer would be so stupid as to use code like that, but I can assure you I have seen such code on many occasions written by different developers.
It is far better to allocate a character array of 1000 bytes which would take 1024 bytes of heap space.
Always question the use of the new and delete operators in C++ (or malloc and free in C). If you have to dynamically allocate space using these methods, try and use as few allocations as possible rather than many allocations.
Don't feed the heap monster!!!


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Inflation is back – for good?
Revived price pressure in developed economies has helped lift the spectre of deflation. Yet, the upside risk for inflation seems limited for now. While authorities have successfully developed the tools to fight rising inflation in recent decades, they have proved unable to drive prices higher since the financial crisis, potentially because of insufficient demand in many countries faced with sluggish growth.
Most developed economies have seen inflation accelerate since mid-2016, and the International Monetary Fund forecasts 1.7% in 2017 after 0.8% in 20161. However, the increase remains very gradual and conceals significant discrepancies – inflation is still well below central bank targets in the eurozone and Japan, which is encouragement for their monetary authorities to maintain ultra-accommodative policies. Furthermore, the recent rise in inflation has much to do with oil prices, which more than doubled between end January 2016 and January 2017.
Other price measures point to low inflation. The core index – excluding volatile items such as energy and fresh food – remains below 1% year-on-year in the eurozone and around 0% in Japan, although both countries have broken the deflationary spiral.
While inflation can result from higher costs (e.g. during oil shocks and currency depreciations), it only really accelerates when domestic demand exceeds production capacities. When unemployment falls below a certain level, wages tend to rise faster. Similarly, full utilization of production capacities leads to higher prices on goods and services. Of all major developed economies, only the United States and Germany can boast of having almost returned to full employment. In the United Kingdom,it is weakness in sterling that has triggered a pick-up in inflation through import prices. Conversely, in many eurozone countries, high unemployment limits wage pressure, keeping a lid on inflation.
In the 1970s and 1980s, inflation spiralled to a point that it became Public Enemy No. 1. The fight to bring it under control led to the implementation of orthodox monetary policies, greater central bank independence and the end of the indexation of wages on prices. Some believe that all this helped stabilize prices in the 1990s and 2000s, a period dubbed "the Great Moderation" by Ben Bernanke, former chairman of the US Federal Reserve (Fed). However, disinflation probably had more to do with structural global developments such as the computerization of the production process, the declining influence of trade unions, increased outsourcing, growing self-employment and the rising share of China and other emerging countries in global trade.
The low inflation worldwide and more especially in Europe is a reflection of persistent economic imbalances resulting from insufficient demand and activity. Some academics believe that the modest price pressure is due to a period of "secular stagnation" where higher savings and lower investment lead to persistently low levels of interest rates, growth and inflation.
Others are less pessimistic and view this as a temporary phenomenon linked to the severity of the recession and the necessity for economic agents (i.e. companies and households) to improve their financial health through extended deleveraging. It is still too early to say if the current economic recovery will last. There are structural drags (low external competitiveness, insufficient innovation and specialisation, dysfunctional job market) on eurozone growth, with the singular exception of Germany. For the United Kingdom, Brexit is a leap into the unknown that questions the economic strategies of the past thirty years.
In Japan, the central bank has managed to end two decades of deflation through ultra-accommodative policies. But victory remains uncertain – deflation may return if authorities cannot revive an economy that suffers from a collapse in demography and weak domestic consumption.
Meanwhile, the United States seem to be faring better, with continued economic improvement and stimulus through significant infrastructure spending could provide long-term support to growth. However, the rejection or renegotiation of existing trade agreements could lead to weaker growth and higher inflation in the United States and worldwide.
Inflation in advanced and emerging countries
Inflation is often considered by monetary policy theorists as a consequence of excess money supply. However, the past decade has shown that it is insufficient demand that leads to continuous deflation. Only the emergence of policies combining economic support and structural reforms could help end the sluggishness that remains a threat for our economies.
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text: Dr. Melany M. Ciampi is Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Currently is the President of World Council on System Engineering and Information Technology (WCSEIT), President of Safety Health and Environment Research Organization (SHERO), President of World Council on Communication and Arts (WCCA), Vice-President of Sciences and Education Research Council (COPEC), Vice- President of Fishing Museum Friends Society (AAMP) and Secretary of Education Society of the IEEE (IEEE-EdSoc). She is also Chair of Intersociety Cooperation Committee of Education Society of the IEEE (IEEE-EdSoc) since 2011, Co-Chair of Working Group "Ingenieurpädagogik im Internationalen Kontext" in IGIP (Internationale Gesellschaft für Ingenieurpädagogik) since 2002, Member of Strategic Planning Committee of Education Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc (IEEE-EdSoc) since 2009 and Board Member of "Global Council on Manufacturing and Management" (GCMM) since 2004. She is Member of Board of Governors of International Council for Engineering and Technology Education (INTERTECH) since 2000, Member of Board of Governors of Education Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc (IEEE-EdSoc) since 2000 and Member of Board of Governors of World Council on System Engineering and Information Technology (WCSEIT) since 2012. She was Vice-President of "Internationale Gesellschaft für Ingenieurpädagogik" (IGIP), President of Brazilian Chapter of Education Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc (IEEE-EdSoc), Member of Executive Committee of IGIP, State Councilor of Brazilian Association for the Advancement of Science (SBPC) and Manager of International Relations of SENAC School of Engineering and Technology. She is Member of IGIP (International Society for Engineering Education), SEFI (European Society for Engineering Education), ASEE (American Society for Engineering Education), INTERTECH (International Council for Engineering and Technology Education) and RCI (Cartagena Network of Engineering). She was the first American woman Professor to receive the title of "International Engineering Educator" of IGIP. She received numerous honors due to his services to Scientific Commonwealth and Technological Cooperation among them: Award of the International Council on Engineering and Technology Education, Award from the International Council on Engineering and Computer Education, Award of Recognition of International Society for Engineering Education and Medal of Brazilian Association of Civil Engineers. She is Senior Member of IEEE. She received the IEEE Edwin C. Jones Jr. Meritorious Service Award of 2011. She has over one hundred and fifty published articles in several conferences and journals. Dr. Melany M. Ciampi coordinated and participated in dozens of organizing committees of events, where we highlight the following conferences that she was the Technical Program Chair: CBPA'2001 (Environment Brazilian Congress), INTERTECH'2002 (International Conference on Engineering and Technology Education), CBPA'2002, ICECE'2003, CBPAS'2003 (Health and Environment Brazilian Congress), WCETE'2004 (World Congress on Engineering and Technology Education), CBPAS'2004, GCETE'2005 (Global Congress onEngineering and Technology Education), CBPAS'2005, WCCSETE'2006 (World Congress on Computer Science, Engineering and Technology Education), EHWC'2006 (Health and Environment World Congress), GCMM'2006 (Global Congress on Manufacturing and Management), ICECE'2007, SHEWC'2007 (Safety, Health and Environment World Congress), WCCA'2007 (World Congress on Communication and Arts), INTERTECH'2008, SHEWC'2008, ICECE'2009, WCCA'2009, SHEWC'2009, INTERTECH'2010, WCCA'2010, SHEWC'2010, IGIP'2011 (IGIP International Symposium on Engineering Education), WCCA'2011, SHEWC'2011, ICECE'2011, INTERTECH'2012, WCCA'2012, SHEWC'2012, ICECE'2013, WCCA'2013, SHEWC'2013, WCSEIT'2013 (World Congress on Systems Engineering and Information Technology), INTERTECH'2014, WCCA'2014, SHEWC'2014, ICECE'2015, WCCA'2015, SHEWC'2015, WCSEIT'2015, INTERTECH'2016, WCCA'2016, SHEWC'2016, WCCSETE'2016 e WCSEIT'2016.. She also is International Chair of Frontiers in Education Annual Conference (FIE) since 2003 and participated as a member of committees in more one hundred international conferences and journals. She has taught courses and lectures in five continents over 30 different Countries.


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This window exhibits one wonderful characteristic of Gallery Glass – it will probably create privateness where none exists, reminiscent of in this toilet. In the previous, counting on paint and floor samples to visualise the ultimate look of a renovated kitchen or rest room made it tough to image what it would appear to be. Whether you choose the halogen mild to be from the ceiling, beneath the cupboard and even on the ground, the halogen gentle will make a major statement in your kitchen. Include below-cupboard lights so you may comfortably work on your counter tops anyplace in your kitchen. The design proven to the precise showcases how different options may be included into the design of the plate rail. Most can be found with adjustable height and width for use in optimum storage in your kitchen.
My off-grid kitchen has a lot of space for storing but I do not wish to waste that useful space storing pots and pans, graters and cooling racks. The renovation project will be expensive however there are certain methods to scale back the kitchen remodel price. I am Manju S. Fahnbulleh from Liberia,i am desirous about constructing a low revenue 3 bed rooms house that covers 45 by 38 with storage and a couple of bath rooms, sunk in lounge, dinning room, kitchen and a lil bar,pls ship me all of the specs in my electronic mail [email protected]
Introduction to illustration and picture manipulation software program related to the web design and graphic design industries. If your Kitchen Designer leaves you puzzled, feel free to contact me regarding white cabinets. It is at all times within the particulars that adorning counts and the swap plate is a simple change out even I can do. Again discover a motiff that works on your personal tastes and kitchen design. Your tile installer has plenty of expertise with working out patterns, so they are able to see a design which could higher fit your scenario.
What I love about this design is one might change it up for each season, one may embody household images, or emphasize the love of the seaside as this designer has chosen to do. The potentialities of this re-purposed molding are countless. The other concerns included a design for easy fixing to the wall and something that might not press up hard against the facet of the fridge, with a risk of scratching it, and to allow a small gap to allow a bit of airflow across the fridge at that point. I love the primary photo on this put up and it is very much like what we wish to do with our kitchen.


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Healthy, raw, and naked foods that is. There are three similar books on my review pile so I decided to write about them all at once. I will also be giving these books away! The publishers gave the books to me and it makes me happy to spread the love. Before Friday April 13th, leave a comment telling me which book or books, you would like. At noon of that day I will do three random drawings and post the winners.
First up is 5 Easy Steps To Healthy Cooking: 500 Recipes For Lifelong Wellness by Camilla Saulsbury. The five steps are ones you have heard before, such as eating a plant based diet, using whole grains, and good fats. The author begins with her "5 steps" and some brief nutritional information. The bulk of this book is made up of the recipes. Over 500 pages of recipes. There is nothing unfamiliar about the food, but the recipes do offer ways to change things up just a bit to make the meals you may already be cooking more healthful. Things like swapping out regular pasta for whole wheat, or using honey instead of processed sugars, as well as why the changes are for the better. Every recipe is accompanied by cooking tips, storage tips, and a nutrition analysis. A good choice if you're looking to eat healthier, but not ready to stray too far from your favorite foods.
Next we have Eat Raw, Eat Well: 400 Raw, Vegan & Gluten-Free Recipes by Douglas McNish. The raw food diet has been around for a number of years now, so there must be something to it. The book begins with just a few pages about raw food diets and techniques. I was surprised to learn that dehydrated counts as raw. The recipes are quite varied. You can find both Mexican Tortilla Soup and Lo Mein "Stir Fry". In addition to main courses there are lots of soups, salads, dips, and sauces. Many ingredients are familiar, just not prepared in a traditional style. Tomato Basil Marinara Sauce contains the tomatoes, garlic, and basil you would expect, but instead of having the sauce bubble away on the back burner all day, it is put in the food processor and eaten as is. After reading the book I have found myself looking at foods in a new way. "Because we always do it that way" can leave us in a rut. This book will have you veering off the trail and seeing things in a whole new light.
Last but not least, The Naked Foods Cookbook: The Whole-Foods, Healthy-Fats, Gluten-Free Guide to Losing Weight & Feeling Great by Margaret Floyd and James Barry. "Eating naked is all about eating clean, whole, unprocessed food." In this book you can find meals from breakfast to dessert using simple ingredients and techniques. One of the bonuses to eating naked is pared down preparations. The book even includes a few dishes that require fermenting or culturing. If you ready to dip your toe in the wacky world of fermenting, this might be a good place to start. The copy of this book that I am giving away is an uncorrected galley, which means there is no index or page numbers and there may be typos. Read the directions to be certain the amounts and preparation make sense and you will be fine.
Three books to help you begin or continue to eat well. Leave a comment letting me know which book, or books you would like to win and I will announce the winners Friday.


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Sophisticated new colors such as Rose Tea, Blue Ice and Dune show their best in Denaive's fascinating and ultra bold shapes.
All the jewellery has been produced from start to finish in Denaive's studio in France. The manufacturing process is challenging; each resin piece is cast into Denaive's handsculptured original molds. Then the resin pieces will be polished manually throughout. This finishing gives the final touch and beautiful shine before the beads will be linked together.
Denaive's art resin jewellery resembles ceramic or semiprecious stone in many ways, the material is hard and heavy. Well-treated high quality resin jewellery will last for a lifetime and beyond.


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Carbon price a necessity, says OECD
The head of the OECD has challenged world leaders to put a price on carbon, arguing that fossil fuel emissions must become more expensive if they're to be phased out over the second half of the century.
In a clarion call to industrialised nations, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has warned that climate change poses a very real risk that doesn't come with a ''bailout option'' like financial crises.
Outlining a new climate agenda from the Paris-based economic club, OECD secretary-general Angel Gurria said there was ''strong consensus'' that carbon pricing - either through a tax or emissions trading scheme (ETS) - should be at the cornerstone of all global efforts to tackle climate change.
The strong endorsement could prove inconvenient for the Abbott government, which is in the process of abolishing Labor's carbon pricing laws.
The Climate Institute's John Connor said the OECD report was significant given the heads of two other major economic bodies - the IMF and World Bank - had called for similar action just one day earlier.
''This is a blinding backdrop against which Australia may be the first country in the world to dismantle a carbon tax and an explicit carbon price.''


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This a polish recipe and I am sure there are native Russian variants of this recipe. In reality, a pickle is a pickle, and all of Eastern Europe eats the same thing.
What you'll need:
- dark green, hard cucumbers. If they are medium-large, cut off the ends
- mustard seeds
- bay leaves
- whole black pepper
- fresh long dill bunches
- horseradish root, just slice off a few thin pieces
- glaric – 6-7 cloves
- whole allspice peppercorns
- And about 0.75 tbs of kosher salt per cup of water used
The quantities you'll have to experiment with, but you will want to get the ammount of dill and salt right. We make the pickles in a big pot and pull them directly out of there. You can use this recipe for preparing canned preserves as well.
So, line the bottom of your jar or pot with the long dill. Make sure the bottom is completely covered up. Slice the garlic cloves in half and throw them in the pot. Add a little mustard seed, and place the cucumbers over the layer of dill.
Lay another layer of dill on top of the pickles adding adding all the spices and ingredients. Do as many layers as you want, making sure to top off with the dill and add the bay leaves at the end.
Pour boiling water over the cucumbers, making sure everything is submerged. You can press the cucumbers down with a plate if they won't stay submerged.
Let it stand for at least a day before eating, or seal the jars and place somewhere cool for long-term storage.


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So here we are, the final Kickstarter update. What a journey. It's the culmination of years of work and we couldn't be more pleased with the responses we've had to the watches themselves:
I received my watch today. It looks great, feels amazing to wear with the Alcantara Strap. Not too heavy, not too big, just the perfect size. This watch will be a keeper and I look forward to wearing it everyday.
Apart from a couple of stragglers, for whom delivery has been arranged, all of the watches have been received. It's not until we sent the watches out that we realised how incredibly cool it is that we've reached such a huge range of countries. 24 in total. More than we ourselves have traveled to that's for sure…
Our online shop is stocked so all of the watches are AVAILABLE NOW. We're offering FREE 1-3 day delivery on all orders. So if you want another or have a jealous family member or friend be sure to let them know. We'll be working with retailers too so you might just see the watches out and about.
And so our Kickstarter journey ends. We thank you all for your support. As we said in our notes that accompanied your watches, without you we wouldn't have been able to do it. And it's with gratitude that we move on to the next phase.
Thank you.
Ben & David


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More than 100 people demonstrated in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem Monday calling for better public education. Dozens of teachers and social activists in Jerusalem called for a halt in privatization in education while in Tel Aviv dozens of teachers and students carried a casket symbolizing the current state of education.
The protestors in Jerusalem, teachers taking part in the Karev Educational Program or independent education systems, carried signs reading "Education needs resuscitation" and "There's private education, no social justice."
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Yuval Seri, a high-school teacher from Jerusalem said: "Today we decided to unite and launch a joint campaign demanding that the government take responsibility of public education and stop privatization processes to narrow gaps and achieve equal opportunities for every student."
Teachers march in Jerusalem (Photo: Gil Yohanan)
In Tel Aviv some 100 teachers and teaching students marched from Rothschild Boulevard to the Levinsky Park. Zahava Barkani, an education lecturer at the Kibbutzim College said: "This casket will be buried in an effort to create new public education. Education is the purpose of life. It appears that education in the past 20 years has become free for the state and expensive for citizens. It has become a business."
The Education Ministry and the Teachers Organization are set to sign a reform in junior high studies on Tuesday. According to the program, teachers will work 40 hours a week, instead of 24 and will receive a 42% raise.
Meanwhile, Thursday is slated to see another protest launched, one that is meant to fight the high costs of education in Israel.
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ANNOUNCER: Live from Omaha, Nebraska, here again, Becky Quick with special guest Warren Buffett.
QUICK: Welcome back, everyone. We are live in Omaha, Nebraska, at the Nebraska Furniture Mart, which is one of the many companies that Berkshire Hathaway owns. We've been asking Mr. Buffett questions all morning long, and at this point we're turning the show over, once again, to you. Warren, we have a lot of questions that are coming in, and one of them comes from Larry Beckler from New York. He asks that, `Given the board of directors are normally quite chummy with their CEOs, how can shareholders get some kind of accountability for CEO pay, particularly when the company's stock has not appreciated or decreased in value?'
BUFFETT: The only real way, in my view, is to have a few of the very largest shareholders--I mean, you would need--you would need the CalPERS, the Vanguards, the Fidelities. If a half a dozen of those, when they saw something really that they felt was outrageous, would simply withhold their votes and explain why, that would get through. You know, the--you've got a bunch of big shots on the board, and they don't--they don't like criticism. And they particularly--they don't like criticism when it would come from a group that would not look like a bunch of hot heads or anything of the sort.
QUICK: Mm-hmm.
BUFFETT: So I would--I would say that if four or five of the largest institutional investors--and they don't have to give an opinion on every one or anything like that. If they saw something really egregious, they just simply said, `We're withholding our votes,' and...
QUICK: They do that from time to time, right?
BUFFETT: They--but they don't--they don't speak out. It just would take four or five of them, practice would change, then, in some cases. I'm a big fan of pay for performance. We pay people a lot of money at Berkshire when they perform. But we don't--we don't let them--we don't let them shoot the arrow and then paint the bull's-eye after it lands.
QUICK: OK, Allan from Manchester writes in with a question--Manchester, New Hampshire, I should say--writes in with a question that we heard in a lot of different forms. He says, `I'm a shareholder of Berkshire. How can you assure me that Berkshire Hathaway will not change the way it is now after you're gone? In other words, will corporate culture change or will the company be split into different entities when you're no longer in charge?'
BUFFETT: Yeah. I think it's--I think there's more chance of our corporate culture being maintained intact for many decades than any company I can think of. I mean, we have a board that's bought into it entirely. They're big owners themselves in almost every case. They've seen it work. We've got 70 managers at 76 businesses out of--out there. They've come to us because of that culture, in many cases. They've seen it work, too. So you've had this--you've had it communicated through annual reports, at annual meetings. I mean, it is--I think it's as strong a culture as you could possibly have. And I think that anybody that tried to fool with it would not be around here very long.
QUICK: Because of the board and everyone else involved.
BUFFETT: Because of the board, and the fact that I would come back and haunt them, too.
QUICK: Peter Knoll writes in from Minneapolis, and this is another question that we got a lot of similar questions. He says, `As shown in your appearance on CNBC, you've been taking a much more public role in the past few years. Why, and what's the benefit to shareholders?'
BUFFETT: Yeah. Well, I think, you know, today is a good chance to explain things that I may not have communicated perfectly in the annual report. And people can ask questions about it, and I like talking about Berkshire. I like--at the annual meeting, you know, they have to use a hook to pull me off. I mean, it--so I've always been very open about talking about Berkshire. I haven't gone out to sell it to anybody, I never will, but I like--I think you should be able to defend your policies. I think you can do it through various kinds of communications. And if you--if you can't defend them, you know, you better--you better re-examine them. So I kind of enjoy it in that respect.
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EU 1) Boris Johnson: Why I'm backing Brexit
"That is what we mean by loss of sovereignty – the inability of people to kick out, at elections, the men and women who control their lives. We are seeing an alienation of the people from the power they should hold, and I am sure this is contributing to the sense of disengagement, the apathy, the view that politicians are "all the same" and can change nothing, and to the rise of extremist parties." – Daily Telegraph
- How Boris came down on the side of Brexit – Daily Telegraph
- Mayor calls on Britain to 'be brave' – Daily Mail
- Cameron rocked by blonde bombshell – The Sun
- Boost for 'Out' campaign as Johnson signs up – The Times (£)
- How Boris views on Brexit have veered like a shopping trolley – Daily Mail
- Out for himself – The Independent
- This reveals the true nature of the Johnson-Cameron rivalry – Daily Telegraph
- Why Boris engineered a 'spontaneous' media scrum – The Guardian
- Thank God the blonde bomber is on our side – Kelvin Mackenzie, The Sun
- Be in no doubt, Mr Ambition wants the Prime Minister's job – Andrew Pierce, Daily Mail
- Hurrah for Boris, glad you could join us – Charles Moore, Daily Telegraph
- You can't have your EU cake and eat it, Boris – Michael White, The Guardian
- Delay gave Gove a head start in activists' affections – Trevor Kavanagh, The Sun
- Leaving Europe would be a leap into the light – Matt Ridley, The Times (£)
- Cameron and the cynical lie which has festered for 45 years – Dominic Lawson, Daily Mail
- Quitting the EU would help, not hinder, our security – The Times (£)
- Now the beast of full-blooded Euroscepticism is unleashed – Matthew d'Ancona, The Guardian
- Did EU leaders pay too heavy a ransom to the British? – Wolfgang Münchau, FT
- You can't sell freedom of movement to people who are insecure – Zoe Williams, The Guardian
- At last, we have voices to speak for England – Daily Mail
- The public needs Gove and Boris's positive vision – The Times (£)
- 'Safety in numbers in a dangerous world' is a winning slogan – FT
- ToryDiary: Boris knocks on the door of history
- ToryDiary: Full text of Boris' EU statement
- ToryDiary: Boris declaring for Brexit is a big step back towards the chaos of the 1990s
- Video: WATCH: Boris – "I've decided after a great deal of heartache to advocate Leave"
EU 2) The grassroots split on Europe could see the Tories implode
"The scale of the challenge facing David Cameron in keeping the Conservatives from imploding over Europe is underscored in a Guardian survey of constituency party members from across the country.While the focus since the Brussels deal has been on how the cabinet will split, the survey highlights the much deeper divide at grassroots level. It also records unhappiness with Cameron's handling of the issue." – The Guardian
- Half of Tory MPs will ignore Cameron and vote Leave – The Times (£)
- 'Gang of Six' now free to spread eurosceptic message – FT
- Gove and Grayling make the oddest allies – The Independent
- Free from the party line, ministers set out their arguments – The Guardian
- Whittingdale claims deal will force Government to break migration pledge – The Sun
- Duncan Smith warns that EU membership increases terror risk – Daily Mail
- Raab defends Galloway's role at Brexit rally – The Times (£)
- Goldsmith becomes latest high-profile figure to abandon the Prime Minister – The Sun
Tory Comment:
- Reform? No, we've achieved nothing! – Iain Duncan Smith, Daily Mail
- Cameron has beaten the EU at it's own game; that makes it worth staying – William Hague, Daily Telegraph
- Let's not turn the EU vote into another circular firing squad – Andrew Mitchell, The Guardian
- ToryDiary: Consider her courage – Patel has the most to lose
- ToryDiary: How do you intend to vote in the referendum now that negotiations are over? Take our survey to have your say.
- Nadhim Zahawi MP's column: Why I have decided to vote for Britain to leave the EU
- Theresa Villiers MP in Comment: At the heart of my decision to support Leave is the conviction that our democracy must be strengthened
- Liam Fox MP in Comment: Cameron's deal. Not the mouse that roared but the lion that whimpered
EU 3) Cameron on the back foot as key policy threatened by court challenge
"The emergency brake on migrants' benefits secured by David Cameron may be struck down by the European courts, EU negotiators believe. The measure, which will allow Britain to restrict the access of EU migrants access to in-work benefits for four years, is likely to be judged as illegal discrimination by the European Court of Justice, say legal experts." – Daily Telegraph
- Emergency break could see pre-deadline surge in migration – Daily Mail
- Welfare restriction likely to face court challenge – Daily Telegraph
- The Prime Minister's assertions don't add up – Daily Mail
- We test the truth of Tory leader's EU claims – The Sun
- Battle lines drawn over our right to pass our own laws – The Times (£)
- Prime Minister to make final appeal to the backbenches – The Independent
- Fury as Cameron describes British sovereignty as an illusion – Daily Mail
- Prime Minister hammers home EU business case – FT
Other Parties:
- Corbyn makes an unlikely ally as he helps fend off claims of establishment stitch-up – The Sun
- UKIP surge boosts Welsh appetite for Brexit – FT
- Keep out of Scotland, Sturgeon tells Cameron – The Times (£)
- How the Outs could win – FT
- Many exporters do not fear quitting – The Times (£)
- Big business backs push to keep Britain in – FT
- Military leaders to warn against Brexit – Daily Telegraph
- Pound pummelled by Brexit risk – FT
- How the European press saw Cameron's reforms – The Independent
>Today: Eric Pickles MP in Comment: The Prime Minister has got Britain a good deal in Europe. Now let's go and sell it.
>Yesterday: Video: WATCH: Cameron – "We'll be better-off, stronger and safer in a reformed EU"
Is Osborne planning a raid on middle class pensions?
"George Osborne is planning a raid on middle-class pensioners by scrapping the tax-free lump sum, it was claimed yesterday. The Chancellor is said to be considering a £4 billion 'tax bombshell' which could hit millions of people." – Daily Mail
- Chancellor 'plans new pensions bombshell' – The Times (£)
- Webb claims Treasury is plotting move which will hit hundreds of thousands – Daily Telegraph
- Treasury broke rules to make watchdog change it's forecast – The Times (£)
Jones plans to distance Welsh Labour from Corbyn
"Welsh Labour will attempt to distance itself from the UK party and the infighting that has blighted Jeremy Corbyn's leadership during its campaign to hang on to power in the Welsh assembly. Speaking to the Guardian as the party launched six pledges at its conference ahead of May's assembly elections, the first minister and leader of Welsh Labour, Carwyn Jones, accepted that events in Westminster were bound to have an impact on the campaign." – The Guardian
News in Brief:
- Junior doctors plan to escalate strikes – Daily Telegraph
- QC claims TTIP poses 'real and serious risk' to NHS – The Guardian
- Proposed law would criminalise Britons buying sex abroad – Daily Mail
- Meningitis jab petition signed by 700,000 – The Times (£)
- Trump claims to be most popular person 'in history' – The Sun
- FBI chief defends Apple hack request – FT


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The Chesapeake Bay is becoming cleaner thanks to farmers, the head of the Department of Agriculture's conservation programs said yesterday.
Voluntary conservation through federal programs has driven a sharp reduction in pollution from sediment and farm runoff in recent years, said Jason Weller, chief of the Natural Resources Conservation Service, at a House Agriculture Subcommittee on Conservation and Forestry hearing.
"It's delivering huge results, not just here in the Chesapeake Bay but nationally," Weller said.
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Among other accomplishments, Weller said, edge-of-field sediment loss declined by 15.1 million tons a year from 2006 to 2011, and nitrogen and phosphorus runoff declined by 8 percent and 20 percent, respectively, from 2009 to 2015.
Weller's testimony followed a progress report on the Chesapeake Bay from his agency, showing continued improvement in the waterway's health.
While agriculture is neither the sole cause of pollution nor the only reason for improvement, farmers and the NRCS are delivering on promises to encourage more conservation-friendly practices, he said.
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Lawmakers, including Conservation Subcommittee Chairman Glenn Thompson (R-Pa.), say voluntary programs are more effective than mandates from U.S. EPA and other agencies.
Weller said the NRCS has invested more than $890 million in Chesapeake Bay conservation since 2009, coupled with about $400 million from sources such as farmers themselves.
"We're talking about a very substantial investment," Weller said.
Although states surrounding the Chesapeake have made strides, the effort hasn't been universal, according to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
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Maryland and Virginia are meeting goals, but Pennsylvania continues to fall short and needs additional help from the NRCS, said the CBF's director of federal policy, Alix Murdoch.
Five counties there — Lancaster, York, Franklin, Cumberland and Adams — need the most reduction in pollution, Murdoch said.
"Applying NRCS's expertise in delivering these programs to the five Pennsylvania counties would accelerate the commonwealth's efforts to reduce pollution and restore local rivers, streams and the Chesapeake Bay," Murdoch said.
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The last directors to really leave their stamp on William Shakespeare's work and get away with it were Sir Kenneth Brannagh and Baz Luhrman. (An argument could be made for Ralph Fiennes's Coriolanus, but alas not enough people have seen it yet to really discuss it in full.) If the new photos from Justin Kurtzel's adaptation of Macbeth are any indication, we might be seeing another name added to that luminary list.
The works of Shakespeare are adapted about as often and as frequently as directors have picked up young adult franchises in the past decade or so. Before Edward Cullen was the cover boy for teenage angst, young prince Hamlet wore the crown for several decades prior. In fact, the only real difference besides Shakespeare and YA adaptations (besides the quality of the source material) is that it's even more disastrous if someone manages to screw up the translation from page to screen. (Does anyone else remember Love's Labours Lost? Maybe Ethan Hawke or Mel Gibson's Hamlet?)
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The Metropolitan Life Foundation will provide $100,000 to support five "Teacher-Business Roundtables" planned by the Committee for Economic Development. The roundtables, scheduled to take place during the next 18 months, will bring together teachers, school officials, and business executives to discuss the issues raised in the ced's recent report, "Investing in Our Children: Business and the Public Schools."
The ced, a nonprofit organization whose trustees represent 225 of the nation's leading corporations and higher-education institutions, called in its report for "bottom up" school reforms that would give more authority to teachers, provide more resources for preschool programs for the disadvantaged, and direct more attention to elementary and middle schools. (See Education Week, Sept. 11, 1985.)
"Teachers and business executives should have mutual objectives for improvement," said John J. Creedon, president of the Metropolitan Insurance Company, in announcing the grant.
The Rand Corporation, a research institute based in Santa Monica, Calif., has received $500,000 in grants to support the work of its new Center for the Study of the Teaching Profession.
According to its director, Arthur E. Wise, the center was created last spring in response to warnings by experts of an imminent teacher-shortage crisis.
A report issued last year by Rand said that unless reforms are made, the least academically qualified college graduates will become the "tenured teaching force for the next two generations of American children."
The goal of the new center is to help "federal, state, and local policymakers design policies that will make teaching a more attractive profession," Mr. Wise said.
The center has received grants of $300,000 from the James S. McDonnell Foundation, $100,000 from the Metropolitan Life Foundation, $75,000 from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, and $25,000 from the Aetna Life & Casualty Foundation Inc.
The U.S. Senate, in approving an $18.3-billion fiscal 1986 budget for the Education Department, has earmarked $20 million for new programs designed to attract talented students to teaching and improve the quality of school administration.
The two new programs were authorized by S 2565, which the Congress passed last year but did not fund in the 1985 appropriation.
The 1986 funding bill, HR 3424, allocates:
$10 million for Carl D. Perkins Scholarships. This program--also known as the Talented Teacher Act--provides college scholarships to outstanding high-school graduates who want to become teachers.
In the 10-year period following their college graduation, scholarship recipients would be required to teach for two years in an elementary or secondary school for each year they had received assistance.
$10 million to provide initial4funding for the Leadership in Educational Administration Development Act. This program is intended to provide "seed money" to institutions of higher education or state and local educational agencies to establish within each state at least one administrative-training institute.
The House-passed appropriations bill did not include money for either of these programs. Differences will be resolved in a House-Senate conference.
The "closed-door mentality" of teaching hurts both teachers and the profession, according to Willis D. Copeland and Richard Jamgochian, professors of education at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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That teachers most often work alone, the professors argue, can be blamed in large part on teacher-training programs--and can be remedied by the colleges of education and their faculties.
They suggest "training for collegiality," including such features as requiring students to develop and teach lessons with a partner.
"Professions that most successfully regulate themselves are characterized by a high degree of collegiality," conclude Mr. Copeland and Mr. Jamgochian.
James Squires, editor of the Chicago Tribune, and Chester E. Finn Jr., assistant secretary for educational research and improvement in the U.S. Education Department, will be featured speakers this week at a symposium on education reform sponsored by Vanderbilt University's George Peabody College for Teachers.
The symposium is part of Peabody's 200th birthday celebration.
"The purpose of celebrating Peabody's past and present contributions to education and human development goes beyond self-congratulation," said Willis Hawley, dean of the college.
"Remembering historic achievements and demonstrating current capabilities will remind us that the future of the college lies in its ability to break new ground and to redefine convention," Mr. Hawley said.
Mr. Squires is a Peabody alumnus and Mr. Finn is on a leave of absence from the faculty of the college.
The American Field Service expanded its visiting-teachers program this fall to include teacher exchanges in Brazil, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, and Venezuela.
Under the four-year-old program, secondary-school teachers live with a host family for three to six months while observing and teaching in a local school. In addition to the new exchange sites, teachers in the program also can visit China, Thailand, Peru, Chile, or Costa Rica.
For further information, write or call Carolyn Yohannes, afs, 313 East 43rd St., New York, N.Y. 10017; (212) 949-4242, ext. 407.
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Or without having any experience in the legal world, more like Mike Ross. Duane Morris & Selvam is a law firm with one of its offices in Singapore. I'm very grateful for the opportunity to do my 2nd experiment. It felt like walking into an episode of Suits. Only difference: no Donna.
The goal of my four-day experiment was to get my name up on that wall.
Just kidding. Or maybe not?
The first morning started in the boardroom with this miraculous view of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel. All young lawyers gathered to share their lessons learned from the past week. A very friendly and open environment I honestly hadn't expected at a law firm. So off to a good start.
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When everything is in the bowl, you take your chopsticks and toss the food in the air for good fortune. The higher you toss it, the more prosperous your life will be. And then you eat what's left of it. Because as you can see, the table ends up like a battlefield.
Some say it's superstitious; I think it's great fun. Who gets to throw food in the air surrounded by lawyers in suits?
I ended my four days with giving a presentation to the board about my ideas ideas for the website, the marketing strategy, and some other things I noticed during my stay.
Ow, and by the way, I did get my name up that all ;)
A big 'thank you, lah' to Krishna, Lara, Myra, Naoko, Leon, Ms. Selvam and everyone else at Duane Morris & Selvam. You are all awesome!
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