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Put Pyotr Kochetkov in Net for the ECF

I am a Canes fan. After Game 1 of the ECF, I was talking to someone and said, "They should've put PK in. He's unreal against other Russian tendys." I didn't have the numbers to back up what I was saying, I was just kind of going off of the eye test and vibes, but I looked into it and... Yeah. Pyotr Kochetkov is actually unreal when facing another Russian goaltender.

The outcome of Game 2 has solidified my belief in this.

I'm sick right now and don't really have it in me to draw out graphs (sorry. eventually I'll update this with some. maybe), so I'm just going to be throwing a bunch of numbers out there. I'll try to be as coherent as possible.

Pyotr Kochetkov Career Numbers:

Regular Season: 2.47 GAA; .905 SV%

Playoffs: 3.54 GAA; .873 SV%

Bit of a fall off there, but the playoffs are the ultimate group project. I personally don't think Pyotr Kochetkov has individually been holding the Canes back from winning any playoff games.

Anyway! Back to my point that playing Kochetkov is the move for this series against Florida.

Against Sergei Bobrovsky and the Florida Panthers, Kochetkov is 2-0-0 with a sv% of .986 and a GAA of 0.50. I know the sample size is basically nonexistent, but he has allowed one goal against Florida (during an away game on January 2, 2025).

And here's some more numbers of Pyotr Kochetkov vs other Russian goaltenders in the metro division.

Igor Shesterkin (NY Rangers): 2.18 GAA; .924 SV%; 4-2-0 record.

Semyon Varlamov & Ilya Sorokin (NY Islanders): 2.74 GAA; .893 SV%; 5-2-2 record.

I do have aggregate data on the difference of Kochetkov's play when he faces non-Russian goalies against when he faces Russian goalies. I'm still putting this together (re: I'm sick), but it's quite funny and I'm looking forward to finishing it up.

Freddie has been an elite tendy for the Canes this playoff run. Since his confidence is a little shaken because of the last two games, to give the Carolina Hurricanes the best chance to win, the net should be Kochetkov's in Florida, at least as an experiment.

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Ethical Dilemma Introduction The following paper will narrate an ethical dilemma which has been faced by a nurse working is a local emergency department. The analysis of the dilemma will be done using Catalano’s (2009) ethical decision making algorithm for nurses. Various potential solutions to the dilemma will be discussed along with an examination of both the positive and negative consequences of the decision. This ethical dilemma, faced by the emergency department nurse was related to a 93 year old patient who was transferred from an extended care facility. The patient had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. She was unable to eat or drink at all which was not enough to sustain her health. The patient would not give any response to any voice or touch. She was non-verbal. Her physician at the extended care facility had diagnosed her with failure to thrive. Her granddaughter was the power of attorney. The patient did not own an advanced directive. An emphasis had been laid by the patient’s family that she must be sent to the emergency department so she gets to have a feeding tube placed. The patient’s family told that they were assured that “the patient might get better is feeding tube was placed”. Now, the nurse was facing an ethical dilemma of supporting the patient’s right to a dignified demise and balancing the wishes of the family (Heiser, 2014). Analysis of the dilemma The decision making starts with assessment according to Catalino’s (2009) ethical decision-making algorithm. The first step involves the collection, analysis and interpretation of data. The decision involves determining which party will be influenced the most by the decision. The second step is to state the dilemma. In this case, the dilemma for the nurse is to fulfill the family’s desire and support the right of her patient to a dignified death. The third step involves collection of enough facts, including the potential threats to the patient’s life. The provided information is used to chalk down the possible outcomes (Deshpande, 2009). In relation to the first step, the family’s wishes were assessed by the nurse. The nurse was told by the power of attorney that she wanted to get a feeding tube fixed. She further added that she was assured at the extended care facility that the patient would get better by placement of feeding tube. As per nurse’s assessment of the family’s understanding of Alzheimer’s disease, they did not have the knowledge that this disease was a progressive one. It is an irreversible form of dementia (Porth, 2010). They were unaware of the fact that there would be no effect on patient’s quality of life and progression of the patient’s Alzheimer’s disease by simply providing nutrition. The nurse must next consider the physical condition of the patient. The patient was not capable of communication or decision-making. She had a stage three decubitus ulcer on her coccyx. Placing a feeding tube would do nothing to improve patient’s quality of life. The second step involves the dilemma of catering for the family’s desires or to support the patient’s right to a dignified death. Coming to the third step, there can be a possibility to have the tube fixed by a surgeon. But the other option would be offering hospice care to the patient and family. A third option can involve medically clearing the patient and returning her to the ECF. The nurse must take into consideration all the information gathered. This will help in solving the dilemma. The nurse’s further decision will depend on the possible solutions and outcomes. Resolution of the dilemma According to Blais & Hayes (2011), “responsible ethical reasoning involves rational thinking. It should not be based on emotions, intuition, fixed policies or precedents” (p. 61). One must take into consideration the ethical principles charted by their principal authorities and civil laws which are determined by the society and the government (Blais & Hayes, 2011). It has been recognized by The International Council of Nurses (2006) that promotion of health, alleviation of suffering and prevention of illness are counted as responsibilities of nurses (p. 1). They make sure that nurses must ensure that health care environments are safe and healthy for clients (p. 6). The first possible solution to this dilemma would be to place the feeding tube. The family would be satisfied by this course of action and they would think that the patient’s life would be prolonged. The family expected the patient to recover from her current condition is nutrition was provided via the feeding tube and nutrition will be provided. There was no margin of improvement as the patient was suffering from advance Alzheimer’s disease. Nutritional intervention was not going to do any good. The family did not know that it was natural for patients to quit eating and drinking near the end of life (Dreyer, Forde, & Nortvedt, 2009). The feeding tube solution would calm the family down but it is not best for the patient. Proposing the option of hospice care for her would be the second possible solution to advocate for the patient’s betterment. The nurse should find out the family’s agreement or disagreement with the patient’s wishes when the family is present (Gladding, 2000). She must communicate with the family along with a team of a physician, social worker, and chaplain as the patient is unable to communicate her wishes. So, the POA will have the final say regarding the decision. In certain situations, the patient’s family is contacted late, so these tough discussions take place when emotions are at peak (Dreyer et al., 2009). In ideal situations such discussion might take place when the patient is in extended care facility. But this rarely happens. The best option for the patient would be hospice care. The last solution to be considered can be sending the patient back to ECF. This would not help the patient or the family. This would upset the family as they would think that care has been denied to their loved one. Furthermore, this would delay the care that the patient needs at this time. This option would not be enough to make the nurse satisfied about catering for the patient’s needs (Heiser, 2014). Positive and negative consequences of the decision The solutions of every ethical bring along pros and cons with them. In this case, the advantage of having the feeding tube placed is this action would satisfy the family’s desires. The pros of this action would be prolonging the suffering of the patient. The nutrition would not be of any help to the patient and would not improve her health. The positive consequence of offering hospice care would result in providing comfort to the patient in her finals days of life. This action’s negative consequence would be that the family would be upset knowing about hospice care and would not be ready to let their loved one leave at this time. Patient’s return to ECF would allow the physician and the nurse to encounter any potential conflict during such a difficult discussion with the family. The negative consequence of this action would be that it would not be helpful for the patient and it may further irritate or annoy the family at such a difficult time. References Blais, K., & Hayes, J. S. (2010). Professional nursing practice: Concepts and perspective (6th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall. Catalano, J. T. (2009). Nursing now! Today’s issues, tomorrow’s trends (5th ed.). Philadelphia: F.A. Davis. Deshpande, S. P. (2009). A study of ethical decision making by physicians and nurses in hospitals. Journal of Business Ethics, 90(3), 387-397. Dreyer, A., Forde, R., & Nortvedt, P. (2009, November). Autonomy at the end of life: Life prolonging treatment in nursing homes - relatives’ role in the decision-making process. Journal of Medical Ethics, 35(11), 672-677. Gladding, S. T. (2000). Counseling: A Comprehensive Profession (4th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Merrill. Heiser, G. (2014). End of life ethical dilemma. Journal of Excellence in Integrated Writing Courses at Wright State, 1(7), 1-5. International Council of Nurses. (2006). The ICN code of ethics for nurses. Retrieved from http://www.icn.ch/icncode.pdf Porth, C. M. (2010). Essentials of pathophysiology (3rd ed.). Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams& Wilkins. Read the full article

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Tampon Myths Debunked

Please note, many of the FDA links provided in this article are now dead, presumably taken down at the Trump Administration's requisition. When I have the time I will try to provide alternative links.

Myth: There are no “best practices” for using tampons; I can simply buy and use them however I want. Fact:  The FDA has issued guidance for consumers, and tampon manufacturers provide instructions and other information with tampon cartons. Following the instructions on tampon package inserts is very important to ensure you are safe and hygienic during your period. Follow these best practices whenever you use tampons:

Always use the lowest absorbency possible

Wash hands before changing tampon

Change your tampons after 4-8 hours of use

Do not use tampon to absorb vaginal discharge

Do not flush the applicator or the tampon

Myth: Bleaching of the cotton in my pads and tampons produces dioxins. Fact: Purifying and cleaning fibers used in feminine care products is important for removing residues within these raw materials as a result of farming or harvesting practices. Current practices for purification, commonly called “bleaching,” utilize the Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) or Total Chlorine Free (TCF) methods. The FDA considers these methods to be safe and dioxin free.

Myth: There is asbestos in my tampons. Fact: Tampons do not contain asbestos, and have never included asbestos. The FDA has found no evidence of asbestos being present in any U.S. tampon. The FDA reports that asbestos is not an ingredient in tampons and the agency conducts regular inspections of tampon manufacturers to ensure there is no contamination.

Myth: Tampons and pads need to be changed every 2 hours. Fact: Tampons and pads should be changed depending on flow and comfort. Consistent with FDA guidance, tampons can be used for up to 8 hours.

Myth: When it comes to tampons, more absorbency is better. Fact: Always wear a tampon with the lowest level of absorbency for your needs in order to reduce your risk of TSS. In other words, don’t go “super” when a “regular” will do just fine.

Myth: If you use tampons, you’ll lose your virginity. Fact: You’re a virgin until you have sex. Using tampons doesn’t change your virginity.

Myth: You shouldn’t use tampons until you reach a certain age. Fact: If you’re old enough to have a period, you’re old enough to use a tampon. Whether a girl uses a tampon or pad is a personal choice.

Myth: Tampons can get totally lost inside you. Fact: Once you insert a tampon, it stays in your vagina and it cannot travel anywhere else in your body. It can be removed by using the string attached to the tampon. Learn more.

Myth: Tampon use puts me at risk for cervical cancer. Fact: Cervical cancer has not been scientifically or medically linked to the use of tampons. Risk factors for cervical cancer are listed by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and include:

Human papillomavirus (HPV)

Smoking

Having HIV

Using birth control pills for a long time (five or more years)

Having given birth to three or more children

Having several sexual partners Learn More

Myth: The adhesives used in my feminine care products are dangerous. Fact: The adhesives used in feminine care products can only be present if there are safety data that support their use in menstrual products.  Therefore, the adhesives in products have a favorable safety profile, including demonstrated skin tolerance. Pads are also designed in a way that limits direct skin contact with adhesives.

Myth: There are pesticides in my feminine care products. Fact: For materials that are grown in soil, like cotton, pad and tampon manufacturers thoroughly clean and purify all fibers to ensure the materials are free of any harmful substances before they become part of the product.  Regular assessments have confirmed that all materials in finished pad and tampon products are safe for use.

Myth: Tampons cause TSS. Fact: TSS is caused by specific strains of a bacteria called Staphylococcus aureus in susceptible people. Using tampons, as well as other vaginal products like menstrual cups or contraceptive sponges increases your risk of getting TSS. Learn more about TSS and tampons.

Myth: Pads, pantiliners and tampons are not regulated. Fact: Pads, tampons, and liners are regulated as medical devices by the FDA and must undergo rigorous evaluation before they can be sold.

Myth: Scented feminine hygiene products will make me itch down there. Fact:  If a woman is not already sensitive to perfume and fragrances, it is highly unlikely that she will be sensitive to fragrances used in feminine hygiene products. There is no known increased risk for reactions among women using scented pads or tampons. However, it is recommended that women who prefer fragrance-free products, or who may already have allergies or sensitivities to fragrances, use unscented products. Learn more.

Myth: There is one “best” type of feminine care for all women. Fact: Only you can determine the product that best fits your needs. If you have any questions, ask your doctor.

Myth: Colors used in feminine care products will soak into my body. Fact:  Every ingredient in feminine care products is rigorously evaluated and shown to be safe. When used, colors are bound to the product and don’t transfer to the body——and are proven safe for use.

Myth: Dangerous disperse dyes are used in my feminine care products. Fact: Disperse dyes are not used in feminine care products used by BAHP members. Numerous safety evaluations of these colors, such as skin patch tests, have confirmed their safety and have shown no evidence of skin irritation or sensitization.

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Paper Bleaching Chemicals Prices, News, Trend, Graph, Chart, Monitor and Forecast 

The paper bleaching chemicals market plays a crucial role in the global paper and pulp industry, driven by the growing demand for high-quality paper products across various sectors. These chemicals are essential in enhancing the brightness, whiteness, and purity of paper, making it suitable for printing, packaging, and other applications. Over the years, the market has experienced significant changes due to technological advancements, environmental regulations, and shifting consumer preferences. As a result, understanding the price trends of paper bleaching chemicals requires a comprehensive analysis of multiple factors influencing the market dynamics.

The demand for paper bleaching chemicals is heavily influenced by the global paper industry's performance. While the digital revolution initially reduced the demand for traditional printing and writing paper, the rise of e-commerce has spurred growth in packaging materials, particularly corrugated boxes and flexible packaging. This surge in packaging demand has directly impacted the need for bleaching chemicals, contributing to fluctuating price trends. Additionally, the tissue paper segment has witnessed steady growth due to increased hygiene awareness, further driving the consumption of these chemicals.

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Key chemicals used in the paper bleaching process include chlorine dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, sodium hypochlorite, and ozone. Among these, chlorine dioxide remains the most widely used agent, particularly in Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) bleaching processes, due to its efficiency and environmental advantages. However, stringent environmental regulations have prompted paper manufacturers to explore alternatives like ozone and hydrogen peroxide, which are considered more eco-friendly. The prices of these chemicals are influenced by the costs of raw materials, production processes, energy consumption, and regulatory compliance.

Raw material availability and costs significantly impact the pricing of paper bleaching chemicals. For instance, hydrogen peroxide production relies heavily on natural gas, and fluctuations in gas prices can cause corresponding shifts in peroxide prices. Similarly, sodium chlorate, a precursor for chlorine dioxide, is affected by the availability and prices of salt and electricity. Geopolitical events, supply chain disruptions, and changes in global trade policies also play a crucial role in determining raw material costs, thereby influencing the overall price structure of bleaching chemicals.

Environmental regulations have become a critical factor in shaping the paper bleaching chemicals market. Governments worldwide have implemented strict guidelines to minimize the environmental impact of paper production, particularly regarding wastewater discharge and emissions. The transition from chlorine-based bleaching methods to chlorine-free technologies has increased the demand for oxygen-based bleaching agents like hydrogen peroxide and ozone. Compliance with these regulations often necessitates investments in advanced production technologies, which can affect the pricing of chemicals due to higher operational costs.

Technological advancements have also contributed to price fluctuations in the market. Innovations in bleaching technologies, such as enzymatic bleaching and advanced oxidation processes, have introduced cost-efficient and environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional methods. These innovations not only reduce chemical consumption but also optimize production processes, impacting the demand and pricing of conventional bleaching chemicals. Additionally, digitalization and automation in manufacturing have enhanced supply chain management, improving cost efficiencies and influencing market prices.

Regional market dynamics further contribute to price variations. Asia-Pacific, particularly China and India, has emerged as a dominant player in the paper industry, driven by rapid industrialization, urbanization, and expanding consumer markets. The high demand for paper products in these regions has boosted the consumption of bleaching chemicals, influencing global price trends. In contrast, mature markets in North America and Europe have focused more on sustainable production practices and the adoption of eco-friendly chemicals, which can lead to higher production costs but also present opportunities for premium pricing.

Market players employ various strategies to manage price fluctuations and maintain profitability. Long-term contracts with raw material suppliers, investments in production capacity expansion, and continuous R&D efforts to develop cost-effective and sustainable bleaching solutions are common approaches. Additionally, some manufacturers have embraced vertical integration to secure raw material supplies and reduce dependency on external suppliers, thereby mitigating the impact of market volatility.

The future outlook for paper bleaching chemical prices will depend on multiple factors, including the evolution of environmental regulations, technological advancements, and global economic conditions. The growing emphasis on sustainability and circular economy practices is likely to drive further innovations in bleaching technologies. For instance, the development of bio-based and recyclable chemicals may reshape market dynamics, influencing both demand and pricing.

In conclusion, the paper bleaching chemicals market is characterized by a complex interplay of factors, including raw material costs, regulatory requirements, technological innovations, and supply chain dynamics. The increasing demand for packaging and tissue paper, coupled with the industry's shift towards sustainable production practices, will continue to shape price trends in the coming years. Stakeholders must remain vigilant and adaptable to navigate the market's inherent volatility and capitalize on emerging opportunities for growth and innovation.

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Healthcare Compliance Software Market Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecasts by 2031

In the healthcare industry plays a paramount role in society, the Global Healthcare Compliance Software market stands as a critical component, ensuring the integrity and regulatory adherence of healthcare organizations worldwide. The realm of healthcare compliance is constantly evolving, underpinned by an ever-increasing importance and the pressing need to uphold industry standards and legal requirements.

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Top Companies

Healthicity

Compliancy Group

Complete Medical Solutions

ECFS

Accountable HQ

Change Healthcare

ComplyAssistant

HIPAA Solutions

Contract Guardian

ConvergePoint

MedTrainer

SAI360

Symplr

Imprivata

The global healthcare compliance software market is a vibrant ecosystem that revolves around the creation, distribution, and utilization of specialized software solutions tailored to address the unique challenges and intricacies faced by healthcare providers, pharmaceutical companies, and medical institutions. These solutions are designed to assist healthcare entities in meeting the stringent standards and regulations imposed by governments and international bodies while ensuring patient safety and data security.

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The significance of this market becomes apparent when one considers the delicate nature of healthcare. In the context of healthcare compliance, the software that supports it becomes a lifeline, safeguarding both the patients' well-being and the organizations' financial and reputational health. The very existence of healthcare compliance software is an assurance to patients and stakeholders that the healthcare industry is committed to maintaining transparency and accountability.

The importance of this market transcends the superficial, reaching deep into the core of healthcare delivery and administration. These software solutions enable healthcare institutions to keep up with the evolving regulatory landscape, manage risk effectively, and facilitate ethical decision-making. In essence, they provide a sense of security to patients, knowing that their health information is handled with the utmost care, and that their treatment adheres to stringent ethical and legal guidelines.

Beyond patient safety, the healthcare compliance software market also caters to the financial stability of The need for healthcare compliance software is not a hypothetical concept; it is an absolute necessity. The intricate regulations, the intricate web of interactions in the healthcare ecosystem, and the critical need to protect patients, financial assets, and data demand comprehensive solutions. These software systems are the unsung heroes that silently ensure that healthcare institutions function efficiently, ethically, and within the boundaries of the law.

Global Healthcare Compliance Software market is estimated to reach $3,713.3 Million by 2030; growing at a CAGR of 10.8% from 2023 to 2030.

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MIT researchers map the energy transition’s effects on jobs

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MIT researchers map the energy transition’s effects on jobs

A new analysis by MIT researchers shows the places in the U.S. where jobs are most linked to fossil fuels. The research could help policymakers better identify and support areas affected over time by a switch to renewable energy.

While many of the places most potentially affected have intensive drilling and mining operations, the study also measures how areas reliant on other industries, such as heavy manufacturing, could experience changes. The research examines the entire U.S. on a county-by-county level.

“Our result is that you see a higher carbon footprint for jobs in places that drill for oil, mine for coal, and drill for natural gas, which is evident in our maps,” says Christopher Knittel, an economist at the MIT Sloan School of Management and co-author of a new paper detailing the findings. “But you also see high carbon footprints in areas where we do a lot of manufacturing, which is more likely to be missed by policymakers when examining how the transition to a zero-carbon economy will affect jobs.”

So, while certain U.S. areas known for fossil-fuel production would certainly be affected — including west Texas, the Powder River Basin of Montana and Wyoming, parts of Appalachia, and more — a variety of industrial areas in the Great Plains and Midwest could see employment evolve as well.

The paper, “Assessing the distribution of employment vulnerability to the energy transition using employment carbon footprints,” is published this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The authors are Kailin Graham, a master’s student in MIT’s Technology and Policy Program and graduate research assistant at MIT’s Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research; and Knittel, who is the George P. Shultz Professor at MIT Sloan.

“Our results are unique in that we cover close to the entire U.S. economy and consider the impacts on places that produce fossil fuels but also on places that consume a lot of coal, oil, or natural gas for energy,” says Graham. “This approach gives us a much more complete picture of where communities might be affected and how support should be targeted.”

Adjusting the targets

The current study stems from prior research Knittel has conducted, measuring carbon footprints at the household level across the U.S. The new project takes a conceptually related approach, but for jobs in a given county. To conduct the study, the researchers used several data sources measuring energy consumption by businesses, as well as detailed employment data from the U.S. Census Bureau.

The study takes advantage of changes in energy supply and demand over time to estimate how strongly a full range of jobs, not just those in energy production, are linked to use of fossil fuels. The sectors accounted for in the study comprise 86 percent of U.S. employment, and 94 percent of U.S. emissions apart from the transportation sector.

The Inflation Reduction Act, passed by Congress and signed into law by President Joe Biden in August 2022, is the first federal legislation seeking to provide an economic buffer for places affected by the transition away from fossil fuels. The act provides expanded tax credits for economic projects located in “energy community” areas — defined largely as places with high fossil-fuel industry employment or tax revenue and with high unemployment. Areas with recently closed or downsized coal mines or power plants also qualify.

Graham and Knittel measured the “employment carbon footprint” (ECF) of each county in the U.S., producing new results. Out of more than 3,000 counties in the U.S., the researchers found that 124 are at the 90th percentile or above in ECF terms, while not qualifying for Inflation Reduction Act assistance. Another 79 counties are eligible for Inflation Reduction Act assistance, while being in the bottom 20 percent nationally in ECF terms.

Those may not seem like colossal differences, but the findings identify real communities potentially being left out of federal policy, and highlight the need for new targeting of such programs. The research by Graham and Knittel offers a precise way to assess the industrial composition of U.S. counties, potentially helping to target economic assistance programs.

“The impact on jobs of the energy transition is not just going to be where oil and natural gas are drilled, it’s going to be all the way up and down the value chain of things we make in the U.S.,” Knittel says. “That’s a more extensive, but still focused, problem.”

Graham adds: “It’s important that policymakers understand these economy-wide employment impacts. Our aim in providing these data is to help policymakers incorporate these considerations into future policies like the Inflation Reduction Act.”

Adapting policy

Graham and Knittel are still evaluating what the best policy measures might be to help places in the U.S. adapt to a move away from fossil fuels.

“What we haven’t necessarily closed the loop on is the right way to build a policy that takes account of these factors,” Knittel says. “The Inflation Reduction Act is the first policy to think about a [fair] energy transition because it has these subsidies for energy-dependent counties.” But given enough political backing, there may be room for additional policy measures in this area.

One thing clearly showing through in the study’s data is that many U.S. counties are in a variety of situations, so there may be no one-size-fits-all approach to encouraging economic growth while making a switch to clean energy. What suits west Texas or Wyoming best may not work for more manufacturing-based local economies. And even among primary energy-production areas, there may be distinctions, among those drilling for oil or natural gas and those producing coal, based on the particular economics of those fuels. The study includes in-depth data about each county, characterizing its industrial portfolio, which may help tailor approaches to a range of economic situations.

“The next step is using this data more specifically to design policies to protect these communities,” Knittel says.

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Annual Statewide Survey

TennCare and the MCOs continue to partner with the University of Minnesota (UMN) to conduct an annual statewide survey about the direct support workforce in Tennessee. The survey is a key component of the comprehensive statewide workforce strategy. Data gathered from the first four years of the survey are informing ongoing discussions and planning about wages, benefits, and ways to find and keep employees and enhance access to home and community-based services (HCBS) for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, adults 21 years of age and older with a physical disability, and older adults in Tennessee. 

On June 1st, we launched the 5th annual survey to advance addressing caregivers and/or Direct Support Professional (DSP) workforce issues across 1915(c), CHOICES, and ECF CHOICES Providers in Tennessee.

The survey seeks information related to caregiver and/or DSP workforce issues for the calendar year 2022. The survey sample was selected and Providers were recently notified. There are two ways for Providers to complete the survey: (1) Complete the survey electronically via Qualtrics through the unique link that was sent to the organization via email from the University of Minnesota. (2) Complete a Microsoft Word version of the survey and mail, email, or fax it back using the contact information on the front of the survey. All questions about the survey can be sent to dsp-tn@umn.edu.  The Tennessee Workforce Coaches and the UMN team are available to assist you. We look forward to working with all providers in this important work and appreciate their continued support and commitment to the people supported in Tennessee.

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As discussed above, plaintiffs' motion to compel is meritorious. They are entitled to production of ESI within the format they requested, with all metadata, and CDE has again failed to provide a proper privilege log. Plaintiffs are due to this fact entitled to their "affordable bills" incurred in making the movement to compel, "including lawyer's fees." Fed. P. 37; see Balla v. Idaho, 677 F.3d 910, 920 (9th Cir. 2012) ("Rule 37 requires the court to award attorneys fees in most circumstances where 'the disclosure or requested discovery is provided after the motion was filed'"). Despite this concession made during negotiations, the courtroom does not find that plaintiffs have thereby waived their right to hunt manufacturing of ESI in native format with all metadata connected. To the opposite, this concession seems to have been a "provisional" one made for negation functions only. At all different occasions, plaintiffs have constantly insisted upon native format, with metadata hooked up, and complained about CDE's failure to produce in that format.

Also, quite than proposing an alternative format to produce ESI, the letter merely declares that CDE has already produced ESI in "load file" format, and asserts that that's adequate. CDE was entitled to ignore plaintiffs' request that ESI be produced in native format with all metadata attached, since it produced it in a "fairly usable" type that didn't "take away or degrade the searchability of the information." ECF Nos. at 6, ECF 277 at 12. CDE timely objected to manufacturing in native format, knowledgeable plaintiffs that it will produce in "load" format, produced samples in that format, after which received no objection from plaintiffs until most of the manufacturing had been completed.

They did not indicate what was the topic of the communication, and instead merely reprinted the subject line of the email. Incredibly, the subject line itself was usually redacted, making it impossible to know what the e-mail was about. Indeed, the log appears to betray CDE's incorrect view that any e mail from or to any lawyer was privileged , no matter who else may have seen it, what it involved, whether or not it was intended to be confidential, and whether the privilege was waived. On August 29, 2016, the courtroom suggested CDE that the privilege log was inadequate. Plaintiffs argue that the privilege logs don't present sufficient info for it or the court to evaluate the assertion of privilege. To the contrary, they argue, the "descriptions" of the withheld documents are at most, simply conclusory statements, that are primarily simply the legal definition of the http://query.nytimes.com/search/sitesearch/?action=click&contentCollection®ion=TopBar&WT.nav=searchWidget&module=SearchSubmit&pgtype=Homepage#/AC repair in Milpitas CA privilege or safety asserted. CDE initially objected to the production of almost any materials, on May 17, 2013, when it filed its initial objections.

Plaintiffs move to compel CDE to produce emails in "native" format with all metadata connected. Defendant additionally seeks a protective order stating that "the burden of producing the requested metadata outweighs any probative worth." Id. at 3. The services are provided “as is,” with no warranties in any respect. All express, implied, and statutory warranties, including, without limitation, the warranties of merchantability, health for a particular objective, and non-infringement of proprietary rights, are expressly disclaimed to the fullest extent permitted by law.

1, ECF at 17 ; Joint Statement, ECF No. one hundred forty four at 55 ; Sagy Exh. 7, ECF at 79 (August 22, 2016 Sagy letter, complaining that email attachments are not of their "original" codecs), Exh. plaintiffs, in an August 26, 2016 letter, more than three years after the document request was served. While the letter doesn't even point out metadata, the courtroom construes it to be an objection to plaintiffs' request for manufacturing of ESI in native format with all metadata connected.

On August 26, 2016, CDE wrote to plaintiffs, and for the first time, specifically objected to producing ESI in native format. According to CDE, they have produced ESI "as load information, a standard format accredited by the Special Master on April 7, 2016." Id.; ECF No. at 2-3. CDE argues that " requesting celebration can not demand production in a single format versus one other simply because one would allegedly ease a party's review process." Id. at 89-ninety, citing United States ex rel. smart72 has diagnosed 1000's of residential properties. Their technicians have been trained and geared up with the most recent knowledge of heating, AC, and air flow technology.

From alternative, set up, maintenance, diagnostic, and restore providers, they're the most effective in their area. The staff is highly organized and timely of their services. They perceive the discomfort residents experience when they're facing issues with their air conditioners. However, the court is reluctant to sanction CDE by ordering the manufacturing of probably hundreds of documents containing confidential legal professional consumer, work product and deliberative process info. Accordingly, the court docket is not going to declare a waiver at this point. Instead, the court will grant the movement to produce the paperwork in CDE's privilege logs, and provides CDE 30 days to either produce the paperwork or produce proper privilege logs. This shall be CDE's final probability to supply adequate privilege logs, and any assertions of privilege that are incapable of dedication might be overruled once and for all.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, morganhilltimes.com disclaims any warranties for the security, reliability, timeliness, and performance of the services and products. morganhilltimes.com similarly disclaims, to the fullest extent permitted by regulation, any warranties for any data or advice obtained through the products and services. In June, July and August, 2016, CDE produced privilege logs for its e mail productions. https://acrsanjose.com In plain violation of Rule 26, the logs failed to offer even the minimal info plaintiffs and the court would want "to evaluate the declare" of privilege. For example, the logs didn't point out whether or not both the sender or recipient was an legal professional or a consumer.

These had been boilerplate objections, and contained no objection to plaintiffs' request that ESI be produced in native format with all metadata attached. CDE's next claimed objection was in the October 10, 2013 transmittal letter. CDE subsequent claimed objection was in its August 26, 2016 letter. Even if each of those were valid objections (and in fact, not a single certainly one of them incorporates a legitimate objection to format beneath Rule 34), CDE has engaged in an improper sample of piecemeal objections over the course of years.

Apart from the truth that there isn't a objection said within the October 10, 2013 letter, CDE's own subsequent conduct led plaintiffs to a reasonable perception that ESI would be produced in native format with all metadata attached. On March four, 2014, CDE's counsel wrote to plaintiffs' counsel to advise her that CDE is working with its vendor to make sure that requested digital paperwork can be produced "in an organized method." Sagy Exh. The letter goes on to assure plaintiffs' counsel that that effort "won't impede my shopper's ability to provide the documents with metadata intact and of their native format." Id. The following month, on April 30, 2014, the parties agreed, in writing, that "ll documents will be produced with all metadata, if it exists, on CD-ROM disks, through a cloud service, or via different mutually agreeable methods." ECF No. fifty eight at 16 ¶ 14.5. CDE argues now that the letter doesn't mean what it says and that the stipulated order "didn't order a particular format of manufacturing." ECF No. 277 at 9, 15. Even if the court docket had been to simply accept CDE's strained interpretations of those paperwork, plaintiffs would be forgiven for believing that CDE was agreeing to provide ESI in native format with all metadata hooked up.

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NASA’s Fermi Satellite Celebrates 10 Years of Discoveries

On June 11, NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope celebrates a decade of using gamma rays, the highest-energy form of light in the cosmos, to study black holes, neutron stars, and other extreme cosmic objects and events.

Left: A STEREO B image of the far side of the sun during the Sept. 1, 2014, solar eruption. Right: The Earth-facing side of the sun at the same time as seen by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory. The view includes the area from which NASA's Fermi detected high-energy gamma rays. Includes animated gif. Credit: NASA/STEREO and NASA/SDO

A rupture in the crust of a highly magnetized neutron star, shown here in an artist's rendering, can trigger high-energy eruptions. Fermi observations of these blasts include information on how the star's surface twists and vibrates, providing new insights into what lies beneath. Credits: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/S. Wiessinger 

Fermi finds the first extragalactic gamma-ray pulsar. NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope has detected the first extragalactic gamma-ray pulsar, PSR J0540-6919, near the Tarantula Nebula (top center) star-forming region in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy that orbits our own Milky Way. Fermi detects a second pulsar (right) as well but not its pulses. PSR J0540-6919 now holds the record as the highest-luminosity gamma-ray pulsar. The angular distance between the pulsars corresponds to about half the apparent size of a full moon. Background: An image of the Tarantula Nebula and its surroundings in visible light. Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center; background: ESO/R. Fosbury (ST-ECF)

These maps, both centered on the north galactic pole, show how the sky looks at gamma-ray energies above 100 million electron volts (MeV). Left: The sky during a three-hour interval prior to the detection of GRB 130427A. Right: A three-hour interval starting 2.5 hours before the burst and ending 30 minutes into the event, illustrating its brightness relative to the rest of the gamma-ray sky. GRB 130427A was located in the constellation Leo near its border with Ursa Major, whose brightest stars form the familiar Big Dipper. For reference, this image includes the stars and outlines of both constellations. Labeled. Credit: NASA/DOE/Fermi LAT Collaboration.

Novae typically originate in binary systems containing sun-like stars, as shown in this artist's rendering. A nova in a system like this likely produces gamma rays (magenta) through collisions among multiple shock waves in the rapidly expanding shell of debris. Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/S. Wiessinger

Gamma Rays in Active Galactic Nuclei. 

Gamma-ray Burst Photon Delay as Expected by Quantum Gravity. Print resolution still. In this illustration, one photon (purple) carries a million times the energy of another (yellow). Some theorists predict travel delays for higher-energy photons, which interact more strongly with the proposed frothy nature of space-time. Yet Fermi data on two photons from a gamma-ray burst fail to show this effect, eliminating some approaches to a new theory of gravity. Credit: NASA/Sonoma State University/Aurore Simonnet

“Fermi’s first 10 years have produced numerous scientific discoveries that have revolutionized our understanding of the gamma-ray universe,” said Paul Hertz, Astrophysics Division director at NASA Headquarters in Washington. 

By scanning the sky every three hours, Fermi’s main instrument, the Large Area Telescope (LAT), has observed more than 5,000 individual gamma-ray sources, including an explosion called GRB 130427A, the most powerful gamma-ray burst scientists have detected.

In 1949, Enrico Fermi — an Italian-American pioneer in high-energy physics and Nobel laureate for whom the mission was named — suggested that cosmic rays, particles traveling at nearly the speed of light, could be propelled by supernova shock waves. In 2013, Fermi’s LAT used gamma rays to prove these stellar remnants are at least one source of the speedy particles.

Fermi’s all-sky map, produced by the LAT, has revealed two massive structures extending above and below the plane of the Milky Way. These two “bubbles” span 50,000 light-years and were probably produced by the supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy only a few million years ago.

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Cabo Verde nega que proposta de orçamento do estado contenha medidas exigidas pelo FMI

O vice-primeiro-ministro de Cabo Verde negou que a proposta de Orçamento de Estado para 2023 contenha medidas exigidas pelo Fundo Monetário Internacional (FMI), avaliando que essas afirmações da oposição demonstram "desconhecimento total dos instrumentos" em causa.

Em entrevista à Lusa em Washington, à margem dos encontros anuais do Fundo Monetário Internacional (FMI), Olavo Correia frisou que o programa com o FMI é um "programa de suporte ao programa de Governação" do executivo, não visando atender às necessidades do Fundo.

"É um programa de suporte à agenda de governação do Governo de Cabo Verde. E, sobretudo, este programa cria condições para que o Governo possa proteger os mais vulneráveis, aqueles que estão a sofrer mais com esta crise energética, alimentar e com esta crise inflacionista. Penso que esta afirmação deriva de um desconhecimento total dos instrumentos que geram o Orçamento entre Cabo Verde e o Fundo Monetário, e do próprio instrumento que foi publicado", afirmou.

O Partido Africano da Independência de Cabo Verde (PAICV, oposição) afirmou em 07 de outubro que a proposta de Orçamento do Estado para 2023 "não corresponde nem às expectativas, nem ajuda os cabo-verdianos", exigindo "limites aos gastos do Estado".

A oposição acrescentou ainda que "há um conjunto de medidas impostas pelo FMI" nesta proposta de Orçamento, entregue no início do mês no parlamento, como a "aceleração do processo de privatização" de empresas estatais, "que significa na prática a antecipação de receitas comprometendo o futuro do país e das próximas gerações", afirmações agora negadas por Olavo Correia.

"Vastamente, todos têm conhecimento e sabem que, com base neste programa, com mais recursos, o Governo tem mais capacidade para intervir e para proteger o país e as famílias menos possidentes neste momento galopante da inflação, mas também para garantir as condições, para promover maior inclusão social e para acelerar a agenda de reformas de Cabo Verde. Portanto, contrariamente ao que diz o PAICV, o programa com o Fundo Monetário é um programa de suporte à agenda da governação de Cabo Verde e nunca pode ser o contrário", argumentou.

Questionado sobre os 60 milhões de dólares (61,7 milhões de euros) previstos na linha de apoio do FMI a Cabo Verde, o vice-primeiro-ministro, que é também ministro das Finanças, afirmou que já foram desembolsados 15 milhões de dólares (15,4 milhões de euros), estando confiante que o valor previsto para três anos "será seguramente desembolsado".

"Já foram desembolsados cerca de 15 milhões de dólares americanos. Depois, em função da evolução do programa, vamos ter uma avaliação agora em novembro (...), em função dos resultados, tendo em conta o quadro com que nós nos comprometemos em relação à execução do programa de reformas, que faz parte da agenda de governação. Portanto, o programa está a andar bem", disse.

"Claro que estamos agora perante um quadro novo, que tem a ver com esta guerra na Ucrânia, com efeitos imprevisíveis à data que nós tínhamos assinado o acordo. Mas o acordo prevê um quadro de flexibilidade em função dos novos contextos e, portanto, estou otimista. Estamos a cumprir bem com o acordado e todo o valor que foi previsto para três anos será seguramente desembolsado nos termos daquilo que nós acordamos, porque é importante para o Governo e para a governação de Cabo Verde", acrescentou, em entrevista à Lusa em Washington.

O FMI aprovou em 16 de junho passado um acordo para uma Linha de Crédito Alargada (ECF, na sigla em inglês) de 60 milhões de dólares para Cabo Verde.

Na ocasião, o conselho executivo do FMI divulgou tratar-se de um acordo de ECF a três anos, até junho de 2025, para apoiar o arquipélago, através de direitos especiais de saque (SDR, na sigla em Inglês).

O pacote de financiamento ajudará a mitigar o impacto persistente da pandemia de covid-19 e os efeitos colaterais da guerra na Ucrânia, assim como a reduzir o défice fiscal e a preservar a sustentabilidade da dívida, segundo o FMI.

Além disso, ajudará a proteger grupos vulneráveis e a apoiar uma agenda de reformas que leve a um crescimento mais elevado e mais inclusivo.

Já na passada quinta-feira, O Governo cabo-verdiano anunciou que está a negociar com o FMI um financiamento de 40 milhões de dólares (41,1 milhões de euros) pelo novo Fundo de Resiliência.

"Este novo instrumento foi criado pelo Fundo e ainda está numa experiência piloto com alguns países. Cabo Verde quer fazer parte desse instrumento. Estamos a preparar um programa vasto para promover a resiliência, mas também toda a sustentabilidade da economia cabo-verdiana, para que logo que a janela estiver aberta, Cabo Verde possa apresentar os projetos e possa aceder ao financiamento para acelerar a agenda de transição energética, transição digital, mas também a promoção de uma economia circular e de baixo carbono", sustentou Olavo Correia.

Em relação à sua agenda no FMI e no Banco Mundial nos últimos dias, o vice-primeiro-ministro detalhou que foi "uma semana muito produtiva", em que foram discutidas todas as questões com que o mundo se debate, nomeadamente a crise energética, a crise alimentar e a forma como os países podem reagir a essas crises.

O Governante deu especial foco às reuniões que manteve no âmbito do grupo dos Pequenos Estados Insulares, nas quais tentaram encontrar instrumentos que possam levar as instituições internacionais a ter em conta as especificidades e as vulnerabilidades desses países, como é o caso de Cabo Verde.

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August 17, 2018

News and Links

Protocol

Latest core devs call. Lane’s notes.

[Casper] Vitalik Buterin’s 75 tweets on the history and current plans of Casper

[Casper] Latest Casper standup

[Casper] Censorship detectors via 99% fault tolerant consensus

[Casper] Casper FFG and light clients. Vitalik listed the major challenges of light client protocol design and compared with old Casper FFG, this post explored how to optimize the times on BLS verifications for beacon chain light clients.

[Eth 2.0] Eth2.0 Implementers call

[Eth 2.0] VDF explainer

[Plasma] OmiseGO’s comprehensive Plasma update (with notes from last Plasma call)

[Plasma] Enabling Fast Withdrawals for Faulty Plasma Chains

[Plasma] Challenge Bond Pricing Concerns

[Plasma] Batch auctions on Plasma

[Plasma] Plasma bridge between chains

[STARKs] BarryWhiteHat: babyjubjub ecc

[State channels] Channels Can Enforce Contracts Beyond Intermediary Lockup Time

Stuff for developers

List of opcodes and gas prices. Kelvin Fichter adopted Danny Ryan’s list

eth-mutants: mutation testing tool from Federico Bond

Cryptofin’s array utilities library for Solidity

Austin Griffith on his Clevis and Dapparatus dapp dev tools

Runtime Verification: Formal verification of ERC20 tokens

Loredana’s new video tour of Pipeline visual IDE. Github code

New and comprehensive Infura documentation

A list of tools to get data out of the Ethereumchain

Getting deep into the EVM. Reminds me of Howard Yeah’s EVM series.

Zeppelin: deconstructing a Soliditycontract, part 1 and part 2

OpenZeppelin v1.12

Client Releases

Trinity third major alpha release- faster sync

Scala/Akka v0.1

Ecosystem

Maker and Wyre announce compliant fiat <> Dai onramp in 30+ countries, so now it will be easy to acquire the best store of value in crypto. An AMA with Maker and Wyre

ETH India recap from Lendroid. Check out the EthIndia submissions, lots of ambitious projects as well as devs new to Solidity. ENS Hackathon recap

ECF and EthPrize team up to fund EthWorks to implement Avsa’s universal logins

Luke Duncan: Harberger taxes for a middle ground between copyleft and permissive licenses

CryptoKitties filed for a Nifty trademark, which is messed up. Perhaps this means Nifty will win out in the nifty vs nfty nomenclature wars.

Governance and Standards

Harbour <> Aragon bridge for Harbour voting in Aragon orgs.

Secret voting with Enigma

ERC1329: Inalienable Reputation Token

ERC1319: Smart Contract Package Registry Interface

ERC1328: WalletConnect Standard URI Format

ERC1327: Extendable Atomic Swaps

Project Updates

Brave plans to release an in-browser ETH wallet running a geth light client. Also, they’ll add Reddit and Twitter tipping.

Toshi rebrands as Coinbase Wallet

Columbia Journalism Review profiles Civil

Aragon Q2 dev update

0x monthly dev update

100 pages on local electricity market regulations to guide Grid+ domestic expansion

Gnosis on getting to 100% decentralized exchanges

Augur hit 1000 markets

Raiden v0.5 testnet breaking change release

Ocean Protocol v0.1 testnet release

Loom Network’s Zombie Battleground is in private alpha

Interviews, Podcasts, Videos, Talks

Howard Wu talks snarks and libsnark on Zero Knowledge

Joseph Lubin 11 min BloombergTV interview

Cheddar’s 5 min profile of ConsenSys

Matt Condon’s intro to blockchain talk

Podcast interview of EEA Executive Director Ron Resnick

Ryan Selkis on Epicenter

Origin Protocol’s Stan James on Hashing It Out

Vitalik’s transaction fee economics talk from TechCrunchZug

30 mins of Brian Armstrong with Emily Chang

General

ZCash 2.0 released, should activate Oct 28 on 2 year anniversary

Dan Boneh’s Cryptography II Coursera class starting in September

Fascinating story of Indian politicians and Bitconnect. Ignore the fake news title.

Foreshadow: “how speculative execution can be exploited for reading the contents of SGX-protected memory as well as extracting the machine’s private attestation key”

Dates of Note

Upcoming dates of note:

August 19 - deadline to submit Devcon4 talk/workshop/discussion

August 22 - Maker DAO ‘Foundation Proposal’ vote

August 24-26 - Loom hackathon (Oslo, Norway)

September 6 - Security unconference (Berlin)

September 7-9 - ETHBerlin hackathon

September 7-9 - WyoHackathon (Wyoming)

September 8 - Ethereum Industry Summit (Hong Kong)

September 21-23 — EthAtlanta

Oct 5-7 - TruffleCon in Portland

Oct 5-7 - ETHSanFrancisco hackathon

Oct 11 - Crypto Economics Security Conf (Berkeley)

Oct 22-24 - Web3Summit (Berlin)

Oct 26-28 - Status hackathon (Prague)

Oct 28-30 - Ethereum Magicians Council of Prague

Oct 29 - Decentralized Insurance D1Conf (Prague)

Oct 30 - Nov 2 - Devcon4 (Prague)

Nov 2 - MetaMask to stop injecting web3

Dec 7-9 - dGov distributed governance conf (Athens)

December - ETHSingapore hackathon

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