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Warriors Athletic Director considers himself "lucky"
Kimo Weaver
Sometimes playing sports can lead to life changing opportunity, it did for Kimo Weaver.
Weaver refers to it as being "LUCKY" but there is no luck involved when you have talent on the field.
"I was lucky enough to receive an athletic scholarship where I played football for Southern Utah University," Weaver said.
The 'Thunderbirds' made Weaver into a safety and the rest is history.
"I'm not sure I would have even gone to college, if it wasn't for that scholarship," Weaver said. "I was undeclared for the first two years when my academic counselor who also happened to be the school's athletic director asked me what I wanted to declare."
Weaver spent all of youth involved in team sports. Football, Wrestling, Track & Field and Baseball were his favorites.
To add to his repertoire at age 4 he started learning Aikido.
So not knowing how to answer his athletic director and his undeclared academic status, Weaver replied "I want to coach!"
From that conversation, years ago, resulted in a lifetime career.
Weaver went onto get his BS in Biology and Physical Education with a minor in Health education and endorsements in coaching and athletic training and was placed in the Teaching Program.
Weaver put his teaching degree and love for sports to good use first teaching for several years.
"Then I moved to Las Vegas where I received my masters degree in education," Weaver said.
"I taught high school Bio-chemistry and coached football, wrestling and track & field for about 9 years in Vegas."
Vegas' loss soon became the Big Island's gain as he began a stellar career in coaching at Ka'u in 2000.
Weaver has turned in and produced several hurdle champions both in the Big Island Interscholastic Federation and at the Hawaii High School Athletic Association level.
For his outstanding coaching in track and field Weaver was selected by his peers as "Coach of the Year" in the BIIF on three separate occasions.
Married to Chesha with a recent Kamehameha Hawaii class graduate daughter, Kiana, c/o 2009.
Kiana is age 21 and going to school in North Carolina and will graduate in March.
Weaver now serves at the Athletic Director of Kamehameha-Hawaii.
"I support coaches, managing events, develop schedules, educate student, parents, and would like to hit the 'panic button," Weaver said. "Well, it's high school athletics!"
Weaver was recently chosen to replace Bob Wagner when Wags decided to place his cleats into retirement.
"There is nothing like being a part of our student's education and preparing them for the rest of their lives for new experience and life lessons," Weaver said. "I truly believe it can only be attained through athletics."
Weaver through sports participation has found something he enjoys doing and to think that a football scholarship made it all possible.
"I love what I do!" he said proudly.
And what does Weaver do today to stay healthy and fit?
For diet he follows the same plan as Waiakea Coach Jordan Rosado.
"I watch the food on my plate go into my mouth," Weaver said with a huge grin.
"I love food, all kinds and lots of it," he said.
But for exercise Weaver is a firm believer of weight training.
"Working with weights is such a big development of athletes," Weaver said. "It is what we did in high school and college and while coaching."
Weaver believes that weight training becomes part of the experience of being an athlete.
"I don't want to let go of the experience because it is so ingrained in me," he said.
When I asked him why he exercised? Weaver laughed and said, "So I can watch what I eat!"
But exercise he does as he is on the elliptical machine or treadmill for about 45 minutes per day, 5 days a week.
He'll also will do what else? Hit the weight room and weight train for an hour each day. His passion for the weights has spilled over to his students as he was the Conditioning Coach for the Warriors in which they produced many BIIF wrestling champions and a couple of state champions.
Everywhere that Weaver goes he manages to bring out the best in student/athletes and he has sent many off to colleges where they too are afforded the opportunity, like himself, to attain a college education.
Why all the cross training workouts for Weaver?
"It gives me a feeling of accomplishment afterward and I am ready and alert to take on the day," he said.
With most people who are use to the feelings and benefits of a regular workout, take this away from them and you throw them off their balance.
"I hate the feeling I get when I miss a workout," Weaver said.
Kimo Weaver considers himself 'lucky' to have gone to college, but can you imagine what a loss he would have been to the youth of the Big Island had he not gotten that football scholarship and never had that opportunity?
So to Mr. Lucky, glad you came, glad you experienced, glad you are here! From one lucky dog to another.
And someday should you happen to see a very grateful and blessed jogger come passing through the back roads of Hawaiian Paradise Park remember to say "woof" and never shy away from "Running with the Big Dog."
Email the Big Dog at waiakeabigdog@aol.com.
October 22, 2012 Posted by waynejoseph | Running on the Big Island	| BIIF Coach of the Year, Jordan Rosado, Kiana Weaver. Chesha Weaver, Kimo Weaver, Southern Utah University | 1 Comment
Canefire Conditioner a tradional fun race for pairs
KEAAU – The Big Island Interscholastic Federation opened its season with a traditional Canefire Conditioner, on the campus of Christian Liberty Academy.
It doesn't happen to be your usual 3 mile cross country race because harriers are paired up with a teammate and there are special rules for team scoring.
"I ran a conditioner at Taylor University (Indiana). It too was a preseason race," CLA Coach Frank Grotenhuis said.
The objective is to allow everyone to run with a partner doing a relay format so that each runs a total of 3 miles (the total distance in a BIIF race, but with taking a 1 mile interval beak in between.
Hilo's 1st and 2nd place teams.
"I think that the kids like it because they have a rest between each mile and they can get away with not being in 3 mile shape," Grotenhuis said. "Coaches have liked the fact that it's a low key event, they get to see where their kids are at, and they can see some of their runners win awards."
"Our goal has been to make it a fun event for the schools and give them a chance to get out to Keaau and see our campus," Grotenhuis said. "It is always an eye opener for our school to see how popular cross country is!"
The Canefire conditioner gives 3 team trophies and 15 pairs of medals per race, according to Grotenhuis.
This year's winner pair were both for Hilo in Stephen Hunter and Timon Skinner for the boys and Mahana Sabado-Halpern and Nina Bean for the girls.
Viking Coach Lory Hunter divided her girl pairs so that their number 1 runner would be paired with their number 4 runner and their #2 would be paired with #3.
"We wanted the team pair to push each other," Coach Hunter said.
And Hilo strategy paid off as their two teams battled for first place and finished one-two with Carmen Garson-Shumway and Kaylee Rapoza finishing within three minutes of each other.
#2 boys team Honokaa & #1 Hilo
"This is an exciting run and this is my favorite race," Garson-Shumway said.
Bean echoed her teammate statement, "we pushed them to run hard and we paced them to make it fun" she said.
The Hilo pairs were clocked at their mile splits in the 6:52 range with the final mile reaching a speedy 6:02.
The third pair crossing the finish line was TeHani Jones and Tiana Iwata from Kamehameha.
Each coach came with their own strategy.
Michael Franklin head coach for Hawaii Prep Academy girl's team said he has been doing the same thing for the past 5 years. He didn't want to pull any surprises on anybody and the whole thing about his team strategy is to try to train them to run as a pack.
HPA lost to Hilo in team scoring by one point. But that didn't change Franklin's opinion of his strategy to train them to run as a group.
Coach Jordon Rosado of Waiakea said he likes the format at CLA because it affords his team to rest between miles and he wants to see what it is like when you put all these miles together during the week.
"It's a great fun way to keep kids motivated to want to run and the CLA coach does a fantastic job putting this event together," Rosado said.
Coach Joel Truesdell of Kamehameha's team has done the Canefire conditioner for all seven years.
"It's a great way to kick off the season, the kids love it. We don't really train for the race.
Frank Grotenhuis is a great host and it's his way of showing aloha," Truesdell said.
On the boy's side, was another pair of Hilo boys in Stephen Hunter and Timon Skinner taking first place.
"We were running in second place until our final baton pass in which we took over the lead," Hunter said.
The Honokaa Dragon's had a ten second lead on Hunter but the young Viking made up the time in a thrilling eleven second turn around.
Hunter had to pass the Dragons in the final baton pass to make it a clean sweep for the Vikings, but Honokaa still pulled out a team title.
Another pair of Vikings in Isreal Sim and Max Panoff came in third place within a minute of the other Hilo team.
Fourth place went to the pair of Paul Gregg and Tyler McCullough from Parker as the Bulls were separated by a mere minute and twelve seconds from first place.
But in the Conditioner format it takes your top four scoring teams to win the team title.
Despite the high temperature of a noon day boy's race and no trade winds coming through the cane fields it still made for a great venue.
Grotenhuis keeps getting larger and larger participation, with 300 last year and a total of 328 runners this year.
CLA makes the awards possible through a series of fund raisers throughout the year, according to Grotenhuis.
A change in venue has BIIF cross country moving to the campus of HPA next Saturday Sept 1 starting at 10 a.m. instead of Kealakehe.
August 26, 2012 Posted by waynejoseph | High School Runners	| Canefire Conditioner 2012, Carmen Garson-Shumway, Frank Grotenhuis, Isreal Sim, Joel Truesdell, Jordan Rosado, Kaylee Rapoza, Lory Hunter, Mahana Sabado-Halpern, Max Panoff, Michael Franklin, Nina Bean, Paul Gregg, Stephen Hunter, Tehani Jones, Tiani Iwata, Timon Skinner, Tyler McCullough | 1 Comment
HPA's Sims, Honokaa's Moniz, crowned BIIF cross country champions
Zoe Sims
KEAAU – Honokaa's Chayce Moniz and Hawaii Preparatory Academy's Zoe Sims won individual cross country titles and in the process led the Honokaa boys and HPA girls to team titles during the Big Island Interscholastic Federation cross country championships held Saturday at Kamehameha.
For Moniz and Sims it was the first time either had crossed the finished line in first place during a season of parity and unpredictability.
Sims credited her win to flying fruit, saying that images of being a plantain traveling through the air at 70 miles per hour made the difference during the race.
"I kept thinking of a poem our coach, Michael Franklin, read to the team called Problems with Hurricanes, as I kept seeing all these flying fruit during the race and I was a plantain," Sims said.
With Sims victory the BIIF had seen six different girls win a meet in six weeks, with four of those girls wearing the red and white Ka Makani uniform.
talking about flying fruit
"I had fun today running with my teammates in the lead pack," Sims said. "We talked to each other and encouraged each other."
Sims ran with teammates and previous BIIF winners, Kristiana Van Pernis and Mariah Haight as the threesome led from start to finish, while exchanging words.
Waiakea's Kelsie Kobayashi and Hilo's Carmen Garson-Shumway tried their best to stay with the leaders, but in the end finished in fourth and fifth respectively.
"I'm really excited about winning this race and I don't want the season to end," Sims said.
"Whenever Zoe would say something to me during the race, I answered her back," runner up Van Pernis said. "Zoe would say plantain and I'd say coconut. The idea was to focus on other things and take the pressure off running."
"We always try to read poems to them before each race and we'd expect them to take that into the race," Franklin said of his unusual race tactic.
Ka Makani girls dominated the team competition, as they've done all season long, capturing their fourth consecutive league title and their 34th league crown in the last 38 season.
"I guess now the secret to our success is out," Franklin said with a wide grin. "The ability to have six different winners in six weeks is a complement to the credit of the running programs on the Big Island"
HPA legend, Stan Shutes
Franklin also gave credit to HPA's rich tradition of winning cross country titles to his predecessor, Stan Shutes.
"I walked into this program and I'm just glad that I can continue it during the years that I've been here, but Stan, who passed away this year, deserves much of the credit," Franklin said.
Franklin's assistant coach, Sarah Hayslip, English teacher at HPA, has implemented the reading of poems along with Franklin during the regular Monday team meeting.
"Our girls are made stronger by the level of talent here on the Big Island," Franklin said. "Girls like Kelsie and Carmen push our girls to be better and we are appreciative of the caliber of running they bring each week."
Waiakea's Kobayashi, a senior, was very pleased with her fourth place finish saying that she ran her best.
"I am blessed for having a supportive team, coaches and competitors," Kobayashi said. "I am also grateful to have had my parents at every race during my four years of running."
Ka Makani harriers won the varsity 3 mile team scoring with 24 points followed by Hilo with 82.
In the boys race it was a health Chayce Moniz showing what he is capable of doing when healthy.
Moniz had been out early in the season with an illness, according to Honokaa Athletic Director Keith Tolentino.
"The boys team (Honokaa) had either illness or injuries throughout the season and we only got to see them running together in the last two meets," Tolentino said. "Our coaches, Josh Abner and Johnny Anderson, work really hard with the kids and they really push them. Bottom line is whoever steps up during the last meet is what matters and these kids peaked at the right time."
The Honokaa coaches and team declined to be interviewed after winning their fifth consecutive team title.
"I'm sorry, but my team and I have no comment and we don't want to be interviewed until after states," Moniz said.
Moniz victory was the only one of the season and Waiakea's Jackson Halford who had won most of the meets during the season having high praise of his competitor.
"I ran my hardest and Chayce earned the win," Halford said. "I just tried pacing off him during the race as I didn't expect him to be in the lead and he took me by surprise."
Moniz and teammate Tony Conners took the early lead with a pack of four runners, in Halford, St Joseph's Andrew Langtry, Kamehameha's Shawn Correa Doll, Makua Lani's Brandt Mabuni and Parkers Paul Gregg in hot pursuit.
"I never expected Chayce to hold the lead for the entire three miles," Halford said. "I was expecting him to die out at the end, but he didn't."
Honokaa beat out Waiakea in team scoring, 50 to 65, with a philosophical Waiakea coach Jordan Rosado.
"I'm happy with our second place finish," Rosado said. "It is better than coming in third."
The top two boys and girls teams, HPA and Hilo, along with Honokaa and Waiakea, won the automatic berth to the HHSAA championships along with the top 38 boys and 37 girls to the state championship coming up on Saturday on the island of Maui.
October 23, 2011 Posted by waynejoseph | High School Runners	| Andrew Langtry, BIIF cross-country championships, Brandt Mabuni, Carmen Garson-Shumway, Chayce Moniz, Jackson Halford, Jordan Rosado, Keith Tolentino, Kelsie Kobayashi, Kristiana Van Pernis, Mariah Haight, Michael Franklin, Paul Gregg, Shawn Correa-Doll, Stan Shutes, Tony Conners, Zoe Sims | 5 Comments
Waiakea uses home course advantage to take top cross country spots
Kobayashi and Halford
Home course advantage paid big dividends for Waiakea as Warriors Jackson Halford and Kelsie Kobayashi raced to the finish line to win cross country meets on the home turf this past Saturday.
Kobayashi won her first Big Island Interscholastic Federation of the season in convincing fashion beating out a talent laden Hawaii Preparatory Academy squad.
"This is my home course and I'm a senior so those things were my motivation today," Kobayashi said. "I wanted to raise the bar and make my mark as I know I'll never be able to compete here again."
Kobayashi gave the crowd of over two hundred little doubt as the Warrior took the lead early with a pack of four Ka Makani giving chase.
"I was running scared for two miles as I knew there were girls behind me and I kept telling myself to keep the pace," Kobayashi said. "I really wanted to win this one today and I wasn't going to let anyone catch me."
Kobayashi, who has had an up and down season this year won her last cross country race last season, on where else, the Waiakea course.
"I can be my biggest critic and have been battling some confidence issues, but today I put all that behind me," she said.
Ka Makani Mariah Haight and Zoe Sims finished second and third respectively behind Kobayashi finishing more than 30 seconds behind while Viking sophomore Carmen Garson-Shumway took fourth.
"I liked the Waiakea course," Haight said. "I especially like the downhill's as I felt as though I was gliding. It was a fun day and I set a personal record time in running 20 minutes and 1 second. This has to be my second favorite course behind HPA."
Another sophomore, Garson-Shumway, had trouble getting out and separated from the more than 140 girls in the competition.
"There were a lot of girls ahead of me at the start and I had a hard time getting out," Garson-Shumway said. "I was in eighth place going into the first hill and tried to catch up to the HPA girls."
Garson-Shumway managed to break the foursome of Ka Makani and then tried valiantly to pull pass Sims and Haight at the end.
"I need to work on the middle part of my race as my finish is good," she said.
Correa Doll
Prior to the boys race Kamehameha's Shawn Correa Doll made the bold statement that he was going to win, but the gritty senior fell a little short as Halford pulled out the big win.
"I went out too fast," Correa Doll said from the trainer's tent after the race. "My shin splints were painful as I am trying to train and race through the discomfort.
Despite falling short Correa Doll had a positive attitude about his second place finish.
"I didn't allow anyone to pass me on the course," he said. "I have to give Jackson (Halford) a lot of credit as he is an awesome runner."
Halford clocked in at 16 minutes 37 seconds with Correa Doll less than 20 seconds behind.
"I like running on this course and racing against Shawn," Halford said. "We traded the lead several times as he would throw surges at me and I'd have to respond. I could tell that Shawn was here to win and he gave me a very good race."
The surprise came when Honokaa's Tony Connors claimed third place, his highest finish in his BIIF cross country career.
"I just wanted to see how I'd do and I tried to stay with the top runners in this race," Connors said. "I surprised myself that I could stick with the leaders as I've never finished in the top 10 of any race before."
In team scoring Waiakea won the boys race by 18 points over Kamehameha to a jubilant home cross country coach Jordan Rosado.
"Our boys have won every race this season and winning on our home course today is extra special," Rosado said. "We basically told them all week that this is their home course and it's all about pride."
Does home course have an advantage?
"It was definitely an advantage to be running here as we train on this course everyday and a couple of days ago we had time trials," Rosado said. "I'm glad the boys are pushing themselves in races and at practice."
The girl's team scoring race was won by HPA, which has won every BIIF race this season with Hilo following in second.
The BIIF season continues on Friday with an all schools meet in Waimea on the campus of Hawaii Prep starting at 3 p.m.
September 26, 2011 Posted by waynejoseph | High School Runners	| BIIF cross country, Carmen Garson-Shumway, Jackson Halford, Jordan Rosado, Kelsie Kobayashi, Mariah Haight, Shawn Correa-Doll, Tony Conners, Zoe Sims | Leave a comment
Warrior 3 mile run/walk scheduled for Saturday, Sept 17 at WHS
photo from past Warrior 3 miler
The Waiakea cross country team will be host a 3 mile run/walk on Saturday, Sept 17 starting at 8 am at the Warrior track.
The purpose of the run is to raise funds for the WHS cross country teams travel expenses, according to Coach Jordan Rosado.
Entry fee is $20 which includes a Warrior tee shirt and post race refreshments. Participants and asked to meet at the schools locker rooms for number pickup between 7 and 7:45 am. Awards will be given to the top overall male and female in a variety of age divisions.
Call Waiakea High and ask for Jordan Rosado for further information or contact any member of their cross country team.
September 14, 2011 Posted by waynejoseph | Running on the Big Island	| Jordan Rosado, Waiakea High Scholl, Warrior 3-miler | 1 Comment


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Paramedic honoured for bravery
by Phil Ambroziak
When Frank Richardson became a paramedic five years ago, fame and recognition were the furthest things from his mind.
However, Richardson found himself in the spotlight recently when, on May 30, he was presented with the Saskatchewan Star of Life Award at Government House in Regina.
"I am very honoured to receive this award, but that day wasn't all about me," Richardson said. "A number of other people also received awards for bravery and for their actions during extenuating circumstances. Many of the first responders from last year's Humboldt Broncos bus crash were among those in attendance, and to be recognized alongside them was a true honour. When it comes to the work we do, you never think about being recognized. In my case, I just did what I would expect anyone to do in the same situation."
During the ceremony, emcee Lyle Karasiuk explained how, last year, Richardson put himself in harm's way to subdue a man who threatened to kill himself and a baby he was holding. Richardson was able to safely subdue the assailant and had him release the baby. The mother and baby were able to run to the hospital for safety. Karasiuk also noted how the RCMP reported, had Richardson not intervened, it is their belief serious harm or death would have come to both the man and baby.
"Frank is the type of guy who will always go above and beyond," stated Meadow Lake RCMP Cst. Jonathan Griffioen who recommended Richardson's name be put forward for the award. "I have been in Meadow Lake for four-and-a-half years and have worked closely with Frank so many different times. He always shows compassion for people – he's a stand-up guy who will do whatever he can to help others. If Frank hadn't stepped in during this incident it could have ended up a lot worse than it did. That's why I'm happy to see him receive this award. It's been a long time coming."
In a recent social media post, Richardson's wife, Bridget, shared how proud she is of her husband.
"I am so proud of my strong, selfless husband," she noted. "If you see him, please congratulate him. It will embarrass him, but he deserves it. And, if you see a paramedic this week or ever, stop them and thank them for what they do every day as front line workers."
The Saskatchewan Emergency Medical Services Association's (SEMSA) Star of Life Award recognizes outstanding achievement, dedication or leadership in EMS. It is presented for acts of bravery, heroism above and beyond the call of duty, excellence in leadership, program development or a high standard of excellence in EMS.
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At Goonhavern Primary School we recognise that we are living in a rapidly changing world and it is our intention to provide a proactive approach to the challenges of the future. We believe that every child needs to be equipped with the necessary skills in order to flourish with determination and confidence in tomorrow's world.
Our vision for the future of our school is to continually achieve the highest possible standards. We strive to nurture children as individuals and ensure that every child achieves their true potential, be it academic or otherwise. Our priority is to provide all children with challenge through a broad curriculum that is enriched with creative, practical and real life experiences.
Our vision for the future of our school is to continually achieve the highest possible standards.
It is vitally important that our children develop a wide range of learning skills and a positive attitude towards learning. Our curriculum provides a cohesive and progressive, child centred approach to learning and opportunities for children to think independently and creatively. Our curriculum is designed so that children are able to solve problems and face challenges with confidence and can identify what they are able to do well and what they need to do in order to progress to the next level of learning. Individual and group successes and goals are always celebrated.
We teach our children to become responsible, thinking citizens who can understand similarities and differences between people and recognise that everyone has a valued contribution to make to the school community. We teach children to have a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world around them and provide opportunities for learning about economic well-being and environmental issues on local and global scales.
We value the importance of belonging to a community. Children are taught to understand the importance of community cohesion and are given opportunities to make a positive contribution to the community in which they live. We also value parents and welcome their positive contribution and willingness to be a part of the "team" alongside staff and Governors.
We believe that both the children and adults at Goonhavern Primary School should have a life-long love of learning and it is the responsibility of all adults to enable enthusiasm in children so that they aspire to their hopes and dreams for the future. We aim to ensure that all children leave Goonhavern Primary School as happy, independent and creative individuals who are prepared to meet the challenges of their adulthood with confidence.
This vision statement applies to everyone who has a role to play in the provision of education at our school.


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Q: Atualizar dados de fotos do usuário com nodeJs e TypeOrm import { Entity, Column, PrimaryGeneratedColumn, ManyToOne, JoinColumn } from 'typeorm';
import Doctor from './Doctor';
import Patient from './Patient';

@Entity('images')
export default class Image {
    @PrimaryGeneratedColumn('increment')
    id: number;

    @Column()
    name: string;

    @Column()
    size: number;

    @Column()
    url: string;

    @Column()
    key: string;

    @Column()
    isAvatar: boolean;

    @ManyToOne(() => Doctor, doctor => doctor.images)
    @JoinColumn({name: 'doctorId'})
    doctor: Doctor;

    @ManyToOne(() => Patient, patient => patient.images)
    @JoinColumn({name: 'patientId'})
    patient: Patient;
}

Model da Imagem.
import { Entity, Column, PrimaryGeneratedColumn, OneToMany, JoinColumn } from 'typeorm';
import Image from './Image';

@Entity('doctors')
export default class Doctor {
    @PrimaryGeneratedColumn('increment')
    id: number;

    @Column()
    name: string;

    @Column()
    birthDate: Date;

    @Column()
    email: string;

    @Column()
    cellphone: string;

    @Column()
    crm: string;

    @Column()
    specialty: string;

    @Column()
    about: string;

    @Column()
    city: string;

    @Column()
    consult_price: string;

    @Column()
    password: string;

    @OneToMany(() => Image, image => image.doctor, {
        cascade: ['insert','update']
    })
    @JoinColumn({name:'doctorId'})
    images: Image[];
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Model do Médico

    async updateProfile(req: Request,res: Response) {

        let requestImages = req.files as Express.Multer.File[];

        const { isAvatar } = req.body;

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                url: process.env.STORAGE_TYPE === 'local' ? `${process.env.APP_URL}/pictures/${image.filename}` : image.location,
                name:image.originalname,
                size: image.size,
                key: image.filename,
                isAvatar: image.originalname === isAvatar ? true : false
            }
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            name,
            birthDate,
            email,
            cellphone,
            CRM,
            specialty,
            about,
            city,
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        } = req.body;

        const doctorRepository = getRepository(Doctor);

        try {
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                relations:['images']
            });

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            updatedProfile.birthDate = birthDate || updatedProfile.birthDate;
            updatedProfile.email = email || updatedProfile.email;
            updatedProfile.crm = CRM || updatedProfile.crm;
            updatedProfile.specialty = specialty || updatedProfile.specialty;
            updatedProfile.cellphone = cellphone || updatedProfile.cellphone;
            updatedProfile.about = about || updatedProfile.about;
            updatedProfile.city = city || updatedProfile.city;
            updatedProfile.consult_price = consult_price || updatedProfile.consult_price;
            updatedProfile.images = images;

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            return res.json(updatedProfile);
        } catch {
            return res.status(400).send("Not found");
        }
    }

Código acima representa a tentativa de atualizar dados, todos os dados estão sendo atualizados com sucesso, no entanto, não sei o que fazer em relação as imagens!! Foi utilizado o multer e o s3.
Quando tento fazer a seguinte linha de código:
updatedProfile.images = images;

O seguinte erro aparece:

Type '{ url: string | undefined; name: string; size: number; key: string; isAvatar: boolean; }[]' is not assignable to type 'Image[]'.
Type '{ url: string | undefined; name: string; size: number; key: string; isAvatar: boolean; }' is missing the following properties from type 'Image': id, doctor, patientts(2322)

Ou seja, é necessário que as novas imagens já estejam no banco de dados mas como faria isso da maneira que o código foi estruturado?

A: Esse erro de tipagem ocorre pois a coluna images foi tipada como um array de Image, e quando você está associando utilizando updatedProfile.images = images; você está passando um objeto que está fora de um array.
Uma forma de resolver isso seria lá no seu model da imagem, você trocar images: Image[]; para images: Image; caso vá utilizar uma única imagem mesmo.
Ou então você pode usar updatedProfile.images = [images];

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Talented cast carries 'Way, Way Back'
By Sara Solano
Let me ask you something: On a scale of one to 10, what do you think you are?" Trent asks Duncan. "I don't know . . . a six?" Duncan replies. Trent's response is harsh: "I think you're a three," he says.
It's the first scene of "The Way, Way Back" and already we are learning that Duncan, 14, has a difficult relationship with Trent, his mother's boyfriend. Right away, audience members will sympathize with Duncan, who is en route to Trent's summerhouse. What follows is a fantastic story about divorce, teenage years, love and self-realization.
Directors and writers Nat Faxon and Jim Rash walk us through Duncan's summer. Insecure and introverted, Duncan is not only attempting to navigate the awkward teenage years, but also struggling to recover from his parents' separation and to deal with the condescending Trent.
Duncan clearly feels lonely at the beginning of the film. Even though his mom's love for him is fairly evident, she constantly chooses Trent's company over Duncan's, pushing Duncan to find support elsewhere.
The film offers no epic surprises, and yet remains unbelievably suspenseful, thought-provoking, and genuinely hilarious. Despite his horrible dance moves, audience members fall in love with Duncan by the end of the film.
Additionally, the cast is overwhelmingly talented. Sam Rockwell, who plays Duncan's boss, is my personal favorite. He takes on a major role in the movie—and this just might be one of the best interpretations of his career.
Even though it has stereotypical characters and familiar themes, as well as an ambiguous ending—about which I had mixed feelings—"The Way, Way Back" is a great take on dysfunctional families and self-realization. It is arguably one of the best movies of the year.
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More houses for masses
By Azaraimy HH
His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam yesterday consented to present house keys to more than 300 houseless and landless citizens under the National Housing Schemes and Indigenous Landless Housing Scheme in Kampong Rimba, Kampong Tungku and Kampong Madang.
The ceremony took place at Dato Basir Primary School at the National Housing Programme Lambak Kanan, Mukim Berakas 'B'.
Following yesterday's presentation, more citizens now have a place they can call home thanks to the caring and benevolent ruler.
Later, His Majesty visited and mingled with several of the recipients and their families at their new houses, where the ruler listened to what his subjects had to say on the government-housing programme.
About 295 deluxe, standard and terrace class houses were granted under the National Housing Programme Kampong Rimba. Meanwhile, 11 housing lots were granted under the National Housing Programme Kg Rimba, Gadong and Madang, as well as under the Indigenous Landless Housing Scheme Kampong Tungku and Kampong Madang and two twin houses under the Indigenous Landless Housing Scheme Kg Rimba.
Until now, His Majesty's Government has allocated 3,767 hectares for the construction of houses under the National Housing Schemes since 1984.
Since then, a total of 1,693 land lots, 6,441 houses and 296 terrace houses have been handed over to successful applicants. This includes the Brunei-Muara, Tutong, Belait and Temburong districts.
Meanwhile, under the Indigenous Landless Housing Scheme, 3,578 houses have been handed over, bringing the total to 12,008 houses granted under both schemes.
After handing over keys 308 recipients at Sekolah Rendah Dato Basir, His Majesty also toured the primary school. The ruler also visited the nearby Lambak Kanan Library at the Kampong Lambak Kanan National Housing Programme.
While at the Kg Lambak Kanan National Housing area, His Majesty also visited the house of the Village Head of the Kawasan 4, Kg Lambak Kanan National Housing Programme, Awg Hj Jumat bin Nasir.
His Majesty also toured a nearby supermarket, Soon Lee Mega Mart. - Borneo Bulletin (1st July 2010)


It's been a generation since Whitney Houston's "Greatest Love of All" was burning up the charts, but the lyrics have resonated for me as a parent and equally as a financial advisor over the years. "I believe the children are our future/ Teach them well and let them lead the way."
As Mother's Day and Father's Day comes each year, I'm reminded how we as parents can give gifts to our children.
One big lesson with tremendous ROI (return in impact) is teaching children how to become financially literate.
Financial literacy is comparable to learning classes in school. It involves learning concepts and applying specific strategies to take you through life.
Financial literacy is the understanding of money such as taxes, savings, bills, retirement, budgeting and paying for school and investing.
In the United States, there are only five states that require a personal finance for high school graduation: Alabama, Missouri, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia.
What children need is strong communities to help bridge the gap between novice and expert in knowledge of financial literacy. Parents should go to school board meetings and voice concerns over a lack of financial education.
A great resource is EconEdLink which provides a source of classroom-tested, Internet-based economic and personal finance lesson materials for K-12 teachers and their students.
The consequence of not addressing financial literacy is students graduating from college with daunting amounts of credit card and student loan debt. According to Student Loan Hero, an online resource, "Americans owe over $1.4 trillion in student loan debt, spread out among about 44 million borrowers. That's about $620 billion more than the total U.S. credit card debt. In fact, the average Class of 2016 graduate has $37,172 in student loan debt, up six percent from last year."
More often it is up to parents to impart wisdom to the youth regarding savings, borrowing, investing and giving.
What can we do as parents to help solve the financial literacy crisis? I remember classmates having a piggy bank or jar to save their spare change.
Earn: Teach children about the value of working by paying them to do extra work around the house or at a relative's house. For example, if they help a relative clean out their house before moving or cutting grass for trusted neighbors. Put the money in the piggy bank or jar. Have the child check the contents every few days to determine what the amount of money in there.
Spend: Each time money is spent, have the child subtract the amount from the total. This also teaches children about mathematics as well, which is an added bonus. You could take a child shopping and explain how you set aside a certain about for food and have the child subtract each item from the total amount.
Save: Many kids see a cool new toy, video game or gadget and scream, "I want that!" Give the child a choice, either they can have immediate satisfaction by using the money they saved or they can set aside money each week or month in a separate jar for the expense. Have a countdown each time the child comes closer to the goal.
Borrow: Who could forget a parent saying, "money doesn't grow on trees." If a kid needs to borrow money for a special treat or are short on their goal, give conditions to borrowing. If the child doesn't pay back the amount when they say they will, tact on a penalty fine such as .10 for each day late. Have the child subtract the amount each day to show if they don't pay on time, there are consequences.
Invest: Investing can be cool even for youngsters. Ask your child what products they like to buy and why? Research has stated Millennials and teens invest in products with positive corporate social responsibility. Apple products attract a loyal following for their sleek design and their commitment to sustainability. Customers can trade in an eligible device for an Apple Store Gift Card. If it's not eligible for a credit, Apple will recycle it for free. No matter the model or condition, the company can turn it into something good for the customer and good for the planet. Have a child research where their favorite products come from and how the company gives back to the world.
Give: Ask your child to update you on events in their schools, such as fundraisers or community service projects. Help the child set up fundraising efforts for charity. Another option is to ask what cause resonate with them and allow the child to support it.
To improve financial literacy, adults need to become more financially savvy and especially when today's youth.
As a parent, I create an open dialogue with my children. When they ask about finances, I use everyday examples, such as the water or electric bill to explain the concept of budgeting. I show them how the total is calculated and stress the importance of avoiding late fees.
I encourage parents to involve the family in planning. Are the kids hoping for a family vacation? Great, ask your kids to brainstorm ideas to eliminate unnecessary expense. Do they have their heart set on an attraction? Have them determine how to make the trip a reality.
Don't be afraid to involve professionals. An enriching learning experience is to have your child meet with a CFP® professional and ask about their career.
Lastly, know parents are fallible and make mistakes. Who hasn't given in and allowed their child to buy a toy or pay back money late. Life happens. Be an inspiration to others and keep moving forward.
Houston said learning to love yourself is the greatest gift of all, but a close second is being financially literate. It will pay dividends in the long run. The greatest gift that you can give to others is financial security and confidence.


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Philippine Muslim rebels considering returning seized weapons
Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels in their camp on Mindanao in 2014. -- PHOTO: AFP
Feb 6, 2015, 1:14 pm SGT
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MANILA (AFP) - Philippine Muslim rebels said Friday they were considering returning dozens of high-powered firearms that they seized from some of the 44 police commandos killed in a botched anti-terror operation in the south.
The gesture would show the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) are committed to a peace treaty they signed with Manila last year, the group's chief peace negotiator Mohagher Iqbal told AFP.
"We are discussing the very sensitive issue of returning the firearms.... A decision will be made very soon," Iqbal said.
"We are assuring the government that on the part of the MILF, we did not mean for it to happen," he said. "We are in mourning too. We lost 18 of our men. We are also in pain."
Iqbal could not immediately say how many police guns were seized by the MILF.
Forty-four police commandos hunting one of the world's most wanted terrorists were killed after more than 10 hours of fighting in remote marshlands in Maguindanao province on January 25 - the single biggest loss of life among government forces in recent memory.
Malaysian Zulkifli bin Hir aka Marwan, a top militant in Southeast Asian terror group Jemaah Islamiyah and a key suspect in the 2002 Bali bombings, is believed to have been killed in the police assault, according to authorities, citing an initial DNA test by the FBI.
Zulkifli's lair was surrounded by communities controlled by the MILF and another rebel group that did not sign the peace accord, the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters, and police commandos engaged both groups.
"This is one step towards accountability," national police spokesman Generoso Cerbo told AFP when asked to comment on the MILF's statement.
"This is a good development, although it won't be complete unless the perpetrators are identified," he added.
The Philippine justice department, parliament, and security establishments are conducting parallel investigations into the incident, which put the peace treaty in peril and opened up President Benigno Aquino to savage criticism.
"The peace process remains on track, though delayed," Iqbal said.
The symbolic decommissioning of a first batch of rebel firearms was scheduled for March, he said.
The peace deal, aimed at ending a decades-old rebellion that has claimed more than 120,000 lives, binds Manila to passing a law that will create an autonomous area in the South and give the country's Muslim minority self-rule.


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Ricardo Azziz is a Uruguayan-American obstetrician/gynecologist, reproductive endocrinologist and executive administrator who has served as the chief executive officer of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine since 2020.

In addition to his medical degree, Azziz obtained Master's degrees in Public Health and Business Administration.  He served as president of Georgia Regents University (now Augusta University) in the U.S. state of Georgia and was chief executive officer of its health system, Georgia Regents Medical Center (now Augusta University Medical Center). He had faculty and department chair positions at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and University of Alabama at Birmingham, and was in health and hospital administration at the State University of New York.

As of 2019, Azziz has authored more than 500 publications, with a research focus in biomedical sciences, specifically androgen excess disorders in women. He is a recognized expert in female reproductive disorders, particularly androgen excess and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

Early life and education
Azziz was born in Montevideo, Uruguay; his father was a nuclear physicist and his mother was an anthropologist, both Ph.D. holders. His family moved to the U.S. when he was two and his early years were spent mostly in Pittsburgh, with frequent "nomadic" excursions with his parents from Uruguay to  Puerto Rico to Costa Rica, and back to Puerto Rico to begin his collegiate studies.

Azziz earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Puerto Rico in 1977, in biology and pre-medicine, graduating magna cum laude. He graduated in 1981 from the Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine in Hershey. Following an internship and residency in obstetrics and gynecology (ob/gyn) at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, D.C., Azziz completed a fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. Between 1985 and 1987, he was an ob/gyn instructor at Johns Hopkins.

Azziz earned his M.P.H. in 1995 from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), and his M.B.A. from there in 2000; he graduated with honors and was inducted into the Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.

Career

Alabama and Los Angeles: 1987–2010
From 1987 to 2002, Azziz taught at UAB where he served in several positions in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Azziz was Chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (CSMC) in Los Angeles, named the "Helping Hand of Los Angeles Chair". He served as director of the Center for Androgen Related Disorders at CSMC. At the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, he was a professor and vice chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Georgia: 2010–2015

In March 2010, the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia (USG) announced that Azziz would be named the eighth president of what was then called the Medical College of Georgia (MCG), USG's health sciences university. Stating that Azziz "stood out [in an] impressive pool of candidates," the Regents envisioned USG "expand[ing] its capacity to educate healthcare professionals to meet state needs". Then-governor of Georgia Sonny Perdue attended a July 10 signing ceremony as Azziz formally assumed the presidency at MCG and also became the CEO and chairman of a new entity, MCG Health Systems, Inc., which brought the university hospitals and clinics under the authority of Azziz via a joint operating agreement.

Azziz drew public scrutiny in August 2010 when he proposed changing the name of MCG to something with "university" in its name, in order to acknowledge that MCG included schools other than medicine. Azziz said that the medical school (Medical College of Georgia) would retain its name, but that the university would have a new name, encompassing all of the colleges (for example, dentistry and nursing). At a cost estimated at nearly US$3 million for the switchover, the new name would be Georgia Health Sciences University (GHSU).

Azziz said in 2011 that Georgia lacked enough medical residency slots, and that Georgia struggled to graduate enough nurses; as such, more residency positions were needed in-state to retain graduates. In 2011, the MCG-affiliated hospitals also changed their names and a new partnership was launched to make more physicians available, help students complete rotations in different specialties, and develop better synergies among partners.

Azziz chaired the Consolidation Working Group to combine Augusta State University and GHSU to become Georgia Regents University (GRU, now Augusta University), which the Regents called "a bold move to create a new university that builds on the strength of two institutions with distinct missions". The USG Regents identified goals for consolidating institutions to "ensure the System has a 21st century structure with the right network of institutions offering the proper range of degrees". In 2012, former Regent William S. Morris III, chairman of Morris Communications, resigned from the GHSU board over the proposed name change, disappointed with Azziz that the word Augusta was not in the name. Characterizing the new name as an affront to the city of Augusta, Morris said of Azziz, "The naming convention you have advocated, and now gained endorsement from the Georgia regents, lacks sensitivity to the enormous community good will that has been cultivated over the years." On January 8, 2013 the Regents approved the consolidation of GHSU and Augusta State University to create Georgia Regents University, and Azziz was selected founding president of the new university.

The joining of a primarily graduate and professional level research university with selective admissions standards and a primarily undergraduate level university was described by regents Chair Philip Wilheit as "one of the most complex consolidations undertaken in [Georgia] ... if not in the country". Azziz delivered a report to the Regents in September 2014, describing progress towards meeting consolidation goals, including increases retention, standards, enrollment, funding and giving, with a 10% decline in administrative costs. Walter Jones reported that "The trickiest 'soft issue' was picking a name because many in the community wanted the city included while Azziz and others feared that would label it a community college instead of a world-class research institute. Azziz "praised the regents [for] shielding him from the public outrage" and "acknowledged that the GRU consolidation process should have been more transparent, especially in explaining the reasons for the merger." A Time magazine report featured the consolidation, with Jon Marcus describing it as the "kind of corporate-style consolidation that is becoming increasingly common not only for public institutions, but also for nonprofit, private ones that can pool their resources for marketing, fundraising, purchasing and information technology in a time of falling budgets". Azziz stated the consolidation had resulted quickly in administrative cost cuts, and that "it is much more costly to maintain all of the moving parts at a small college than at a larger university".

In January 2015, Azziz announced he would step down from his positions effective June 30, 2015. Hank Huckaby, a chancellor, said the decision was voluntary, and Georgia Representative Barbara Sims said Azziz had completed his mission, describing him as a "visionary" adding that "most of the things he initiated will continue". Walter Jones reported that there was community displeasure over the naming controversy. Huckaby said that although the university name change had been a "bitter source of debate", the name would not change. Attending his last meeting in May 2015, Azziz received a standing ovation from the board, and remarked that taking risks does not come easily in public institutions, but must be done. In September of the same year, the Regents voted unanimously to change the name to Augusta University.

During Azziz's 2014 application for the presidency at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, questions were raised about the Augusta name change and other controversies including the proposed cost of a new carport for the president's home (which Azziz said was needed for staging events, but the project was cancelled), and his use of a university bus to transport guests at his niece's wedding (a cost of about $400, which was reimbursed).

California, New York and ASRM: since 2015
After leaving Augusta, Azziz joined the Pullias Center for Higher Education in the Rossier School of Education at the University of Southern California as a visiting scholar.

He served as Chief Officer of Academic Health and Hospital Affairs for the State University of New York (SUNY) until 2019.

Azziz was named in July 2019 to serve as the Chief Executive Officer of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) beginning in January 2020.

Memberships and other professional affiliations
Azziz is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. He was a president of the Pennsylvania State College of Medicine Alumni Society.

Azziz helped initiate the creation of an international nonprofit organization, the Androgen Excess and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Society, and in 2002 was named the founding executive director. As of 2019, he served as the senior executive director.

In 2005 Azziz was appointed by then Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to the Independent Citizens Oversight Committee, the regulatory body for the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine. He was appointed in 2017 by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to lead the SUNY Hispanic Leadership Institute, and has advocated for furthering diversity and inclusion in higher education.

Research focus
Azziz is a recognized expert in female reproductive disorders, particularly androgen excess and polycystic ovary syndrome. The NIH has funded his research on androgen excess disorders since 1988. He has generated more than 500 publications, reviews and chapters, and authored or edited numerous textbooks.

Azziz has also published in the area of change management in academe, specifically mergers and consolidations.

Books

Personal life
Azziz married Cindy Beckham and had three children.  He is a visual artist, primarily creating pen-and-ink drawings in the surrealist style of the early 20th century, with a published retrospective. His work was exhibited at the Art Department at Georgia Regents University.

Honors and awards
 Cheston M. Berlin Award, Penn State Univ. College of Medicine Alumni Society, 1992
 Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society of AACSB Accredited Business Programs, 2000
 Society for Gynecologic Investigation President's Achievement Award for Clinical Research, 2000
 Recipient of the Endowed "Helping Hand of Los Angeles Chair in Obstetrics & Gynecology" Chair, 2002–2010
 100 Most Influential Georgians – Georgia Trend magazine, 2011–2015
 Elected member of the Association of American Physicians, 2014–present
 Alumni Fellow Award of the Pennsylvania State University (PSU) Alumni Association, 2014
 PCOS Challenge Leadership and Advocacy Award, PCOS Challenge, 2014
 Establishment of endowed "Ricardo Azziz PCOS Challenge Advocacy Leadership Award", PCOS Challenge, Inc.
 Establishment of endowed "Ricardo Azziz Presidential Scholarship", GRU Board of Visitors
 Establishment of endowed "Ricardo Azziz Distinguished Researcher Award", Androgen Excess & PCOS Society, Inc.
 June 2, 2015 proclaimed "Ricardo Azziz Day", City of Augusta

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References

External links
 Ricardo Azziz personal website
 R. Azziz Art Studio

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This book provides answers to the questions of why human-kind should go into space, and on the relative roles of governments and markets in the evolution of the space economy. It adopts an interdisciplinary approach to answer those questions. Science and technology define the boundaries of what is possible. The realization of the possible depends on economic, institutional, and political factors. The book thus draws from many different academic areas such as physical science, astronomy, astronautics, political science, economics, sociology, cultural studies, and history. In the literature, the space economy has been analyzed using different approaches from science and technology to the effects of public expenditures on economic growth and to medium term effects on productivity and growth. This book brings all these aspects together following the evolutionary theory of economic change. It studies processes that transform the economy through the interactions among diverse economic agents, governments, and the extra-systemic environment in which governments operate. Its historical part helps to better understand motivations and constraints - technical, political, and economical - that shaped the growth of the space economy. In the medium term, global issues - such as population changes, critical or limited natural resources, and environmental damages – and technological innovations are the main drivers for the evolution of the space economy beyond Earth orbit. In universities, this book can be used: as a reference by historians of astronautics; for researchers in the field of astronautics, international political economy, and legal issues related to the space economy. In think tanks and public institutions, both national and international, this book provides an input to the ongoing debate on the collaboration among space agencies and the role of private companies in the development of the space economy. Finally, this book will help the educated general public to orient himself in the forest of stimuli, news, and solicitations to which he is daily subjected by the media, television and radio, and to react in less passive ways to those stimuli.
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The study of the International Political Economy (IPE), like the IPE itself, is plural and unbounded. Despite what partisans sometimes say, rather than there being 'one way' of studying the IPE that is the 'right way', we find across the world great variation in IPE scholarship in terms of focus, questions, and methods. How then can we make sense of this and understand the field as a whole rather than simply learn one part of it? This Handbook is designed to address precisely this concern. It maps the shifting boundaries and diverse theoretical commitments of IPE around the world. It engages the geographical and theoretical diversity of the different versions of IPE found in North America, the UK, in Asia and Australia; and notes the absences of distinctive versions of IPE in Europe and Latin America. The volume groups together the essential attributes and positions of each school, inviting the reader to engage with and learn about IPE in all of its guises through this evolving 'global conversation.' Rather than adjudicate 'the one true version' of IPE, it argues that the intellectual diversity we see around the world is an essential, and positive, feature of the field. With over twenty contributors from a wide range of countries Routledge Handbook of International Political Economy is an essential resource for all those with an interest in this complex and rapidly evolving field of study.
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The National Parks and Wildlife Service of the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following position:
These are temporary seasonal roles based in:
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Staff will be required to work 39 hours per week, rostered five days over seven, which may include weekends and bank holidays.
Depending on the location of the vacancy; the contract dates will differ so some interviews may be held sooner than others.
The weekly salary of a Guide (before tax) is as follows (1st September 2019 rates):
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Q: Addition with tuple in Python here my two tuples :
tuple1 = (320,240)
tuple2 = (5,5)

I would like to add this two element like an addition like that :
finalTuple = (325, 245)

I know this question has been already asked but I didn't found my answer.
Thank you.

A: You cannot add tuples directly, you can use a a comprehension to add the tuples:
finalTuple = tuple(t1 + t2 for t1, t2 in zip(tuple1, tuple2))

If you want to add them like that: finalTuple = tuple1 + tuple2, you should convert them to numpy array, where the addition operator is defined like that.
tuple1 = np.array(tuple1)
tuple2 = np.array(tuple2)
finalTuple = tuple1 + tuple2

And you can convert it back to a tuple with:
finalTuple = tuple(finalTuple)

A: final_tuple = tuple((i+j) for i,j in zip(tuple1, tuple2))

A: You can use
final_tuple = tuple(v + tuple2[i] for i, v in enumerate(tuple1))


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Combating coronavirus: Abu Dhabi disinfects shopping malls
Abu Dhabi - The disinfection drive covers 31 shopping centers.
By Staff Reporter
Published: Tue 14 Apr 2020, 10:49 AM
Last updated: Wed 15 Apr 2020, 8:56 AM
Abu Dhabi Waste Management Center (Tadweer) has deployed a specialised team of engineers, technicians, trainers, and qualified cleaning staff as part of its participation in the disinfection drive targeting shopping centers across Abu Dhabi.
Carried out in close collaboration with the Department of Municipalities and Transport, the drive comes as part of the emirate's efforts to step up preventive measures against the Covid-19 coronavirus within the framework of the national disinfection programme currently underway across the UAE.
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Having started on Saturday evening, the disinfection drive covers 31 shopping centers in the emirate of Abu Dhabi, and aims to complement the preventive measures already taken by the emirate in its fight against the coronavirus.
The disinfection work includes spraying and sterilisation of both indoor and outdoor areas using the latest scientific methods and practices. In addition to its specialised team, Tadweer has also deployed 175 machines and equipment that meet the highest international specifications.
The disinfection drive targets the most crowded facilities, assets, and areas frequented by public in shopping centers such as entrances, shopping carts and baskets, payment counters, seating areas, parking lots, waste bins, donation boxes, floors, open spaces, corridors, elevators, stairs, prayer rooms, and playing areas, among others.
Dr Salem Al Kaabi, Director General of Tadweer, said: "The shopping center disinfection drive is an important part of the national disinfection programme currently underway in the emirate of Abu Dhabi. To ensure its success, we are closely collaborating with all relevant authorities in line with the directives of the wise leadership to protect the health and safety of all residents Abu Dhabi, while effectively preventing the spread of the pandemic in the emirate."
He added: "To achieve optimal results from the national disinfection program and ensure successful containment of the virus, Tadweer operates according to a fool-proof action plan in close coordination with all relevant entities. Furthermore, our specialised team is carrying out the disinfection operation in line with the highest health, safety and environmental standards, using safe and effective disinfectants and antivirus products approved by relevant authorities, and following latest international best practices in this regard."
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            $('#displayPDF').append("<php> header('Content-type: application/pdf') </php>");
            $('#displayPDF').append("<php> echo("+ data +") </php>");
        });

This is my ajax or ajax.php:
<?php

include '../include/xxxxx.php';

$instrumentID = $_POST['InstrumentID'];
$category = $_POST['catView'];

$sql = "SELECT * FROM `xxxxx` WHERE `InstrumentID` = '" . $_POST['InstrumentID'] . "'";

$results = mysql_query($sql);

    if($category == "pdf")
{
    header("Content-type: application/pdf");
    echo (mysql_result($results, 0, 'Instrument'));
}
?>

This is my div displayPDF It's empty:
<div id="displayPDF">

</div>

The jQuery and the div are in the same php file. I am wanting to display a pdf in the same page that the click event happens. Everything is working except for getting the pdf. When the pdf gets echoed to the div it just comes back as a bunch of characters. The pdf I am trying to display is less than 1 mb. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

A: Maybe this is not an answer to the specific question but, This question comes up at very first google search, so I would like to share my approach for downloading pdf when it's blob data.
$.ajax({
  url: 'someurl',
  method: 'get',
  data: { param1: value1, param2: value2 },
  xhr: function() {
    const xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
    xhr.responseType= 'blob'
    return xhr;
  },
  success: function (blob) {
    const link=document.createElement('a');
    link.href=window.URL.createObjectURL(blob);
    link.download="my-pdf-file-name";
    link.click();
  }
});

A: You haven't set a value for instrID, also you're not sanitizing for input.
Anyway instead of using ajax you can just embed the pdf into the page
var source = 'ajax.php?InstrumentID='+encodeUriComponent(instrID)+'&catView=pdf';
$('#displayPDF').append('<object data="'+source+'" type="application/pdf">'+
                        '<embed src="'+source+'" type="application/pdf"/></object>');

and then use $_GET instead of post in your php.

A: I don't think you can display a PDF inline in this manner. Try switching to an iframe - that should work. That is set the location of the iframe to your ajax.php.


text:
Stamsnijder ist der Familienname von:

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Both nourishing and sublimely satisfying, this thick soup incorporates fall's first sweet potatoes with seasonal greens. Red lentils, which cook to a warm golden color, are available in natural food stores and ethnic groceries. Adapted from Vegan Soups and Hearty Stews for All Seasons.
Heat the oil in a soup pot. Add the onion and garlic and sauté over medium heat until golden.
Add 6 cups water, followed by the lentils, sweet potatoes, and spices. Bring to a rapid simmer, then lower the heat. Cover and simmer gently until the lentils are mushy and the potatoes are done, about 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, if using chard, separate stems from midribs, then slice leaves into narrow shreds. If using a variety of chard that has those nice celery-like stems (green and rainbow chard have those), slice them to use as well. Give the prepped chard a good rinse in a colander. If using baby spinach, no preparation is needed, but give them a good rinse as well.
Once the lentils and sweet potatoes are done, see if you need to add more water to the soup, as it thickens up quite a bit. You want it to remain thick, almost stew-like, but not a solid mass of lentils.
Stir the greens into the soup along with the lemon or lime juice. Continue to simmer gently until the greens are just done and still bright green, 2 minutes for spinach and 5 minutes for chard.
Season with salt, pepper, and optional red pepper flakes if you'd like a little more heat. Stir in the cilantro or parsley and serve.
Cannot wait to cook this! Have recommended your recipes to my friends in my allergy groups (I am vegetarian, but need a dairy free diet too), as they're very allergy-friendly, and so adaptable?
Thanks so much for spreading the word, Pat!
Nava I made this soup this past week and it's absolutely delicious. Even my mom loved it. Thanks so much for all those healthy delicious recipes. I just finished my last bowl of soup.
Thanks so much for your kind thought, Gigi! So glad that you and your mom enjoyed the soup.


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A environmental group that has run TV ads boosting Democrat John Kerry yesterday acknowledged getting funds from a foundation headed by his wealthy wife, Teresa – but denied that played any role.
The League of Conservation Voters endorsed Kerry on Jan. 24 – in 2000 it waited to back Al Gore until April when he was the certain nominee.
LCV political director Mark Longabaugh said the group got $57,300 from the Heinz Family Foundation – headed by Mrs. Kerry who is the widow of ketchup heir John Heinz – from 1993 to 2001, including a $2,500 personal contribution from her in 2000.
He said the group's endorsement "was made on the merits of John Kerry's record – he has a 96 percent LCV voting record" and added that LCV so far has spent "six figures" on TV ads to promote Kerry's candidacy but none of that was money from his wife.
Mrs. Kerry's net worth is estimated at over $500 million but the law bars her from donating more than $4,000 to her husband's campaign.


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KISSMAS. The time of year where Boiseans gather around the radio (or streams on the app) with hopes of winning some of the holidays most wanted gifts. It's pretty straight forward.
All you have to do is: listen, be the correct caller and win.
The reason KISSMAS is on its 10th, yes 10th year is because the magnitude of the KISSMAS presents. We always manage to secure and give out those "hard to find" gifts, the ones you usually stand in line, sometimes for hours praying to get the last one before they sell out.
This year one of those "hard to find items" would be the FENTY RIHANNA LINE. More specifically, the GALAXY PALETTE.
Why is the galaxy palette in such high demand?
Elizabeth, our friend at Sephora explains.
"Because it's 14 glitter eye shadows that can be worn soft or smoky. They are a universal eye shadow." This is Rihanna's first exclusive limited edition palette.
So there you have it. This is the item you want, this is the item you need, this is the item you have to have. It doesn't really matter that it's limited edition, it doesn't matter that they are sold out in Boise. All that matters is that you can win, yes you! So huddle around the warm glow of your radio (or stream on your app) and Merry KISSMAS!


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Ken Kolosh, manager of statistics at the NSC, explained that while travel during all these major holidays increases, the number of fatalities doesn't always jump significantly. "The New Year's holiday generally results in a significant increase in the number of fatalities when looking at a comparable period in same month," Kolosh noted. On the other hand, he added that in the case of Christmas, there isn't a significant increase.
One major reason for the difference may be alcohol consumption. A separate report released by the Council this month shows that holidays like New Year's Day and Independence Day are more likely to see people drink and drive. During the New Year's period, between 2007 and 2011, an estimated 42% of traffic fatalities were the result of drinking and driving. On Christmas, just 35% of accidents were the result of drinking and driving, less than any of the major six holidays.
As might be expected, poor weather is regularly a factor in the accidents and deaths on the road. However, according to Kolosh, the actual effects of a severe blizzard on a major holiday are not what you might expect. "It's a little bit counterintuitive, but good weather in winter months actually results in more fatalities," he said. The reason for this, he explained, is people are less likely to travel more than absolutely necessary in bad weather.
For each holiday, the number of accidents fluctuates each year. In 2012, there were more than 350 fatalities during the Christmas travel period. This year, the National Safety Council estimates there will be just 105. The figure is lower largely because Christmas falls in the middle of the week and the travel period isn't spread out over a weekend.
Between 2003 and 2008, years when U.S. unemployment was relatively low, there were at least 370 traffic fatalities during the Christmas season. Between 2009 and 2011, when U.S. unemployment was at its worst, fatalities averaged around 250 per Christmas travel period.
To identify the most dangerous holidays, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the National Safety Council's estimates for the six holidays it measures of traffic accidents and fatalities occurring during that holiday travel period. All figures for 2013 and 2014 are estimates from the NSF. Travel periods change year-to-year, depending on which day of the week the holiday occurs. The NSC also estimated the proportion of traffic fatalities caused by alcohol consumption. Those figures are based 2007-2011 averages.


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Available in white, black and brown.


Groundwater is something we all depend on – for drinking, bathing, growing food, and more. After an unprecedented drought and years of overuse of this vital resource, California passed the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) in 2014. Under SGMA, Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSAs) must create Groundwater Sustainability Plans (GSPs) will put California on track to manage this vital resource sustainably. Currently,GSAs are in the process of making important decisions about who gets to use groundwater, and how much.
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