 a lot Derrida leaves unsaid here, even throughout the book as a whole, as he concentrates on the typically deep engagement with, and interlacing of, particular texts by Nietzsche, Aristotle, Montaigne, Blanchot and so on. What is left unsaid includes the whole field of the relation between what Benjamin Constant referred to as the liberty of the ancients and the liberty of the moderns. Constant thought of ancient liberty as more concerned with citizenship of a republic with shared institutions and customs, independent of external powers; and considered modern liberty to be defined by individualism, freedom from the state and commercial life. The essay in this volume on Humboldt and Nietzsche (Stocker 2014) explores some of the issues around the way that modern liberalism emerges from this sense of a less heroic more self-centred version of the heroic forms of liberty in the past based on constant existential struggles with tyrants, enemy states, nature itself and divine forces. Alternatives to “egalitarian liberalism” within current political theory such as “communitarianism” and “republicanism”, itself are still formed within that contrast, and the same applies even for “Marxism” in modern theory, which has often become an attempt to reconcile egalitarianism and collectivism with capitalist political economy and individualism, particularly under the label of “Analytic Marxism”, but also “post-Marxism”.
As you are more than likely aware, there has been a serious vulnerability found in WPA2, a security protocol, and certification program used on your WiFi network. The media is calling this vulnerability "KRACK". Any device that uses WiFi is most likely vulnerable.
The bottom line is what can you do right now to protect yourself from this? Use a VPN. Yes, use your encrypt.me VPN even on a network that you think is trusted. The vulnerability of WiFi vulnerability is showing us is that no network is really safe, and using a VPN to encrypt your data is the only way to be safe on any network.
So if you're an encrypt.me customer, use your VPN even on networks that you have listed as trusted. If you're not an encrypt.me customer, we offer a 14 day free trial, so you can get protected right away.
Dr Matthew Lariviere is a UKRI Innovation Fellow at the Centre for International Research on Care, Labour and Equalities at The University of Sheffield. He is a social anthropologist and gerontologist interested in two primary research areas: (1) cross-cultural understandings and experiences of ageing and care, and (2) the challenges and opportunities for technologies to support older adults, families, communities and the care workforce.
For his current UKRI Innovation Fellowship (2018-2021), he examines challenges, benefits and possibilities for businesses and organisations designing, producing and providing emergent technologies to support ageing in place in the UK. In 2020, the N8 Research Partnership recognised Matthew as a New Research Pioneer for this research on digital care.
Matthew is the Chair and European Union representative in the European Commission-funded IDIH Global Expert Group on Inclusive Living, a digital health transformation forum to enhance healthy ageing in the US, Canada, South Korea, Japan, China and the EU.
Matthew is the Co-Convenor (with Barbara Pieta, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology) of the Age and Generations Network (AGENET) of the European Association of Social Anthropologists.
Since 2019, Matthew has served as a member of the Executive Committee of the British Society of the Gerontology and is the current Chair of its Emerging Researchers in Ageing (ERA), a network for early career scholars and practitioners interested in ageing.
Matthew regularly reviews for Quality in Ageing and Older Adults and Journal of Medical Internet Research. In 2020, he was appointed the Reviews Editor of the International Journal of Care and Caring.
Deeply committed to interdisciplinary and non-academic engagement, he has delivered public engagement workshops, exhibitions, and policy/practice knowledge exchange events in the UK, Europe, Australia and North America.
.
Branches with engaged credit union employees are still critical to a credit union’s success. When making major financial decisions, members appreciate the personal touch available only through the branch.
Members’ reliance on the branch has implications for how branch design and functioning should evolve. As the face of the institution, branches need to be both aesthetically pleasing and service-oriented. Many credit unions are rethinking and expanding their design strategies to accomplish this balance.
Family Friendly Design Strategy
After a survey found that 63 percent of the membership was female with an average age of 35, Charlotte Metro Credit Union in North Carolina with $132 million in assets redesigned their main branch to appeal to their primary membership segment.
The newly refurbished branch features a children’s area. Mothers can now comfortably bring children into the credit union with them. The area includes an enclosed sand table and shows solely television appropriate for children.
The children’s area at Charlotte Metro Credit Union’s main branch
The redesigned lobby includes family friendly furniture. Lifestyle photos are proudly displayed on the walls. The layout also features easily accessible marketing and educational material.
Seeing the Results
The new design strategy yielded very positive results. In 1995, the credit union had $50 million in assets; in 2005 it has over $132 million in assets. Similarly, in 2004 Charlotte Metro had 4.99 percent member growth, more than double the industry average of 2.33 percent., Charlotte Metro simultaneously improved member service and experienced positive rates of growth by redesigning the branch based on the members’ needs.
More information on innovative branching strategies in Callahan’s newly released research report, Branching: A Brave New Brick-and-Mortar World.
April 25, 2005
ReadFollowing the December 2005 WTO ministerial meeting, the Council has adopted a Regulation allowing compulsory licensing of patented medicines for export to ‘countries in need’ without sufficient capacity to produce them. Compulsory licensing means that a government allows companies to produce copies of the patented product or process without the consent of the patent owner.
“This regulation is a key element in ensuring access to affordable medicines for poor countries and an important EU contribution to the fight against killer diseases in developing countries,” argued Internal Market and Services Commissioner Charlie McCreevy.
Countries in need of medicines will need to notify the WTO the medicines they need and it is up to generic companies to apply for licenses to manufacture the drugs. The regulation sets clear conditions upon the compulsory licenses as it prohibits re-importation of these drugs into the EU and bans its use for industrial of commercial policy purposes.
The Regulation is directly applicable in all EU member states 20 days after its publication in the Official Journal of the EU.
require('./util/patch-module');
require('marko/node-require').install();

describe('marko/components (server)', function() {
    require('./util/autotest').runTests(
        require('./autotests/components-server/autotests.tests'),
        function run(testFunc, done) {
            require('marko/compiler').configure({ output: 'html' });
            var helpers = {};

            if (testFunc.length === 1) {
                testFunc(helpers);
                done();
            } else {
                testFunc(helpers, done);
            }
        });
});- Armie Hammer ate at Somerset with a friend in July 2017 and explained, “On a road trip you have to stop every so often to avoid road fatigue….. for safety.”
- Address:
- 7 E Anapamu St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, USA
- Telephone:
- (+1) 805-845-7112
- Web:
-<filename>utils/integer.py
def gcd_Euclidean(number, other):
    if other == 0:
        return number
    return gcd_Euclidean(other, number % other)

def extend_Euclidean(number, other):
    r1, r2, s1, s2, t1, t2 = number, other, 1, 0, 0, 1
    while r2 > 0:
        q = r1 // r2
        r = r1 - q * r2
        r1, r2 = r2, r
        s = s1 - q * s2
        s1, s2 = s2, s
        t = t1 - q * t2
        t1, t2 = t2, t
    return (s1, t1, r1)

def nghich_dao(number, co_so):
    s, t, r = extend_Euclidean(co_so, number)
    if r == 1:
        return t % 26
    else:
        return 0

def nhan_nghich_dao(number, other, co_so):
    return (number * nghich_dao(other, co_so)) % co_soFahrenheit 451
Fahrenheit 451 part 3
What insight about himself does Montag give as he reflects on his violent actions?
What insight about himself does Montag give as he reflects on his violent actions?
Montag reveals his pain, remorse, and determination to survive......
Fahrenheit 451Juuou Mujin no Fafnir, commonly known as Unlimited Fafnir, is the title of the anime adaptation of the light novel series by the same name. It was produced by