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Dwight D. Eisenhower was the 34th President of the United States (1953-61), President of Columbia University (1948-53), U.S. Army chief of staff (1945-48), Supreme Commander of World War II European Allied Forces (1943-45), and a five star U.S. General. Following a distinguished military career, he served two terms as U.S. President. He is credited with bringing the Korean War to an end and ushering in a lengthy period of economic growth, low inflation, low taxes, peace and prosperity.
Full or original name at birth: David Dwight Eisenhower * Nickname: Ike Date, time and place of birth: October 14, 1890, at 5:19 p.m., at the corner of Lamar Avenue and Day Street, Denison, Texas, U.S.A. Date, time, place and cause of death: March 28, 1969, at 12:35 p.m., Walter Reed Medical Center, Washington D.C. (Heart failure) Marriage Spouse: Mamie Geneva Doud (m. July 1, 1916 - March 28, 1969) (his death) Wedding took place at 12 noon, in the first-floor music room of the Doud family home at 750 Lafayette Street, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A. ** Children Sons: Doud Dwight "Icky" Eisenhower (b. September 24, 1917, Denver, Colorado - d. January 2, 1921, Camp Meade, Maryland, of scarlet fever) John Sheldon Doud Eisenhower (b. August 3, 1922, Denver, Colorado - present) Family/Relatives Siblings: Arthur Bradford Eisenhower (b. November 11, 1886, Hope, Dickinson County, Kansas - d. January 26, 1958, Kansas City, Missouri) Edgar Newton Eisenhower (b. January 19, 1889, Hope, Dickinson County, Kansas - d. July 12, 1971, Tacoma, Washington) Roy Jacob Eisenhower (b. August 9, 1892, Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas - d. June 17, 1942, Junction City, Geary County, Kansas) Paul Eisenhower (b. May 12, 1894, Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas - d. March 16, 1895, Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas, of diphtheria) Earl Dewey Eisenhower (b. February 1, 1898, Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas - d. December 18, 1968, Scottsdale, Arizona) Milton Stover Eisenhower (b. September 15, 1899, Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas - d. May 2, 1985, Baltimore, Maryland***) (brothers) Parents Father: David Jacob Eisenhower (b. September 23, 1863, Elizabethville, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania - d. March 10, 1942, Hope, Dickinson County, Kansas) (a mechanic/railroad worker/shopkeeper/gas company manager) Mother: Ida Elizabeth (Stover) Eisenhower (b. May 1, 1862, Mount Sidney, Virginia - d. September 11, 1946, Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas) Burial site: Place of Meditation, Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kansas, U.S.A.
* President Eisenhower was born David Dwight Eisenhower, not Dwight David Eisenhower as some sources report. His family had always addressed him by his middle name (Dwight) to differentiate him from his father, who was also named David, and later came to be known as Dwight David Eisenhower. Birth records, the Eisenhower family bible, and the Eisenhower's themselves, all confirm he was born David Dwight Eisenhower, and later transposed his first and middle names. ** A newspaper marriage announcement reversed the last two digits of the Doud family's home address, erroneously reporting Lieutenant Eisenhower married Mamie at "705 Lafayette" in Denver, instead of the correct address of 750 Lafayette Street, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A. *** A couple of sources have confused Earl Dewey Eisenhower's year and place of death with both Milton Eisenhower and John Sheldon Doud Eisenhower. Consequently, you may find both John and Milton erroneously listed as having died in 1968, when, in point of fact, they both lived many years beyond that. One final clarification: Doud Dwight Eisenhower's nickname was originally "Little Ike" but it was changed within a few days of his birth to "Ikey" then changed again to "Ikky" and was spelled that way throughout his short life. Years later, "Icky" became the preferred spelling, and even former President Eisenhower began offering that spelling in his memoirs.
David Dwight Eisenhower (later changed to Dwight David Eisenhower) was the third of seven sons. In his book The White House Years, Volume I: Mandate for Change, 1953-56, Ike described his childhood: "The life we had together - my father, mother, brothers and I had been complete, stimulating, and informative, with opportunity available to us for the asking. We had been poor, but one of the glories of America, at the time, was that we didn't know it. It was a good, secure, small-town life, and that we wanted for luxuries didn't occur to any of us." The future 34th President of the United States graduated from Abilene High School in 1909. In 1911 he obtained an appointment to the West Point Military Academy, graduating June 12th, 1915. He was commissioned a second lieutenant and assigned to the 19th Infantry, San Antonio, Texas. It was there in October 1915, that he met his future wife. Dwight D. Eisenhower's courtship of young Mamie was brief. They were formally engaged Valentine's Day 1916. The couple had originally planned a November wedding, but circumstances forced them to move the date up several months. At 12 noon on July 1st, 1916, they were wed in the first-floor music room of the Doud family home at 750 Lafayette Street, Denver, Colorado. The ceremony was performed by the Reverend William Williamson, visiting from Leicester, England. The newlyweds set up housekeeping in Ike's bachelor quarters at Fort Sam Houston. Mrs. Eisenhower, who had been raised in prosperous surroundings, admitted that it was actually Ike who taught her to cook. It would be the first of more than thirty homes they would share, as necessitated by his military and political career. She often moved with Ike to various Army posts around the world as he quickly worked his way up in the ranks. Conditions during the early years were sometimes less than ideal. One good example was their "home" in the Panama Canal Zone, which leaked during the frequent rains, and was infested with bats. They had two sons, Doud Dwight Eisenhower, born September 24th, 1917, and John Sheldon Doud Eisenhower, born August 3rd, 1922. Tragically, their first son died of scarlet fever at the age of three. His death remained an open wound from which the couple would never fully recover. His distinguished military career included assignments such as assistant executive to the assistant Secretary of War (1929-33), assistant to General Douglas MacArthur (1935-39), and supreme commander of European Allied Forces (1943-45). Following the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945, Eisenhower became one of the most decorated military men in history. Not only were numerous prestigious honors bestowed upon him by the United States, but grateful nations around the world lined up to confer their highest honors on him. General Dwight D. Eisenhower next served as U.S. Army chief of staff (1945-48), and President of Columbia University (1948-53). December 19th, 1950, he was granted a leave of absence from Columbia University to serve as commander of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) forces in Europe. May 31st, 1952 he retired from active service, and in July of '52, resigned from the Army to run for President. Ending the war in Korea was one of his principal campaign promises. After his victory over Democratic challenger Adlai Stevenson, he set about fulfilling that promise. Ike laid the groundwork for ending the war, before he'd even taken office. In July of 1953, just months after his inauguration, he delivered on his campaign pledge, bringing the Korean War to an end. Despite suffering a heart attack September 24th, 1955, President Eisenhower was easily reelected in 1956. While serving his second term in office, he suffered a stroke (November 25th, 1957), but made a quick recovery. Under his leadership, the United States experienced an extended period of economic growth, low inflation, low taxes, peace and prosperity. Both in his military and political career, Eisenhower was known as a superb administrator. He was a natural leader with an exceptional ability to organize, delegate authority, and mediate. Eisenhower was responsible for signing legislation authorizing funding for the modernization and integration of American roads into a national interstate highway system. It was a massive public works program that ranked amongst the largest in U.S. history. September 11th, 1956, President Eisenhower founded People to People International to promote "international understanding and friendship through educational, cultural and humanitarian activities involving the exchange of ideas and experiences directly among peoples of different countries and diverse cultures. People to People International is dedicated to enhancing cross-cultural communication within each community, and across communities and nations. Tolerance and mutual understanding are central themes. While not a partisan or political institution, PTPI supports the basic values and goals of its founder, President Dwight D. Eisenhower." The organization is also known for its presentation of the prestigious Eisenhower Medallion. The Eisenhower Medallion is presented to an internationally known individual or organization in recognition of their exceptional contribution to world peace and understanding. Following two terms in the White House, the former President retired to his Gettysburg farm. Mamie had overseen the major reconstruction of the home, and they were finally able to actually enjoy some quiet time alone. They traveled extensively, Ike was able to really enjoy his golf, and they were both doting grandparents. While golfing February 6th, 1968, in Palm Springs, California, 77-year-old former President Eisenhower achieved every golfer's dream. He scored a hole-in-one on the par 3, thirteenth hole at the Seven Lakes Country Club. Ike's health worsened as the 1960s progressed. He died March 28th, 1969, and Mamie died ten years later, November 1st, 1979. Businessman Albert Pick, Jr. said of him: "Mr. Eisenhower lived life to its fullest and left behind him an enviable record of greatness. He was a man of courage, a man of the highest integrity, a religious man, and a man of peace--truly a man of all seasons." Selected writing credits: Crusade in Europe (1948) Peace with Justice: Selected Addresses (1961) The White House Years, Volume I: Mandate for Change, 1953-56 (1963) The White House Years, Volume II: Waging Peace, 1956-61 (1965) At Ease: Stories I Tell to Friends (1967) In Review, Pictures I've Kept: A Concise Pictorial "Autobiography" (1969) Hobbies/sidelines: Golf, oil painting, fishing, hunting, skeet shooting, cooking, and in his youth, football. Eisenhower took up painting late in life, and actually became quite skilled. He had a long-term correspondence with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill who also enjoyed painting. One of Ike's most famous paintings was of Churchill, which demonstrated he'd become quite an accomplished artist in a very short time.
The most in-depth of more than four dozen sources consulted in preparing this profile: Crusade in Europe, by Dwight D. Eisenhower (1948) In Review, Pictures I've Kept, by Dwight D. Eisenhower (1969) Mrs. Ike: Portrait of a Marriage, by Susan Eisenhower (2002) Dwight D. Eisenhower: Soldier, President, Statesman, edited by Joann P. Krieg (1987) Eisenhower: A Centennial Life, by Michael R. Beschloss (1990) Eisenhower, by Stephen E. Ambrose (1990) Dwight D. Eisenhower: A Man Called Ike, by Jean Darby (1989) Ike and Mamie: The Story of the General and His Lady, by Lester and Irene David.
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Doubleday, 1977
447 pp
hardcover (first doubleday book club edition)
Continuing on in my month of spooky reads in honor of Halloween, I now come to two books written by the same author. The Shining is a classic horror read, while the latest book by Stephen King, Doctor Sleep, hones in on the kid from The Shining, Danny Torrance, picking up his story again as a young man. I hadn't planned on reading The Shining again (it made for some freakishly-great entertainment years ago), but because Doctor Sleep builds on Danny's (now Dan) experiences at the Overlook, I decided to reread The Shining before I started the new one. To be frank, I liked both books; to be even more truthful, I fell in love with The Shining all over again and found Doctor Sleep to be fun and often suspenseful but not nearly as intense as its predecessor. More on that later.
Before I try to offer up a synopsis here, let me say this: if you're considering reading Doctor Sleep, the references back to events in The Shining come from the original book -- which is not at all the same as the movie made by Stanley Kubrick. So if your understanding of things comes from that film, you might be a little lost.
Jack Torrance, his wife Wendy and their son Danny used to have a good life. He taught at a prep school, he made money from publishing some of his stories, and Wendy did typing part time -- all good enough to where the couple could put money away each month. Jack is an alcoholic, but had managed to get himself together and keep it under control, but he has temper issues: an assault on one of his students put Jack out of a job and drove Jack and Wendy into financial crisis. Luckily, one of his former drinking buddies has found him a job as the winter caretaker at the Overlook Hotel high in the mountains of Colorado. Jack sees the job as a good opportunity to finish writing a play he's been working on, since the Torrance family will be the only inhabitants there. The truth is, Jack and Wendy have no choice but to take the job due to extreme financial necessity -- as Jack notes sarcastically some time later in the novel, "A man with his sterling record of alcoholism, student-beating and ghost-chasing would undoubtedly be able to write his own ticket," ending up with a job "swamping out Greyhound buses," or "washing cars in a rubber suit," or even "washing dishes in a diner." Danny, however, is not so sure -- his "imaginary" friend Tony has been showing him visions of the Overlook in his dreams, and what he sees frightens him. Meeting the hotel's chef, Dick Hallorann, gives Danny the chance to understand why he sees things or knows things that others don't: he has "the shine," an ability shared by the chef. They both realize it in the other, but as Hallorann explains, Danny has the biggest shine he's ever encountered. Danny levels with Hallorann that he's frightened, but Hallorann assures him that if he needs him, he only needs to send a mental message to him and he'll come back from his other job in Florida to help him. He also warns Danny that places can shine, and as the Torrance family is about to discover, the Overlook is one of those very places. The hotel is a place where "all the hotel's eras" are together at once, an "inhuman place" that "makes human monsters."
The Shining has long been one of my all-time favorite horror novels, meriting the switch some time back from mass market paperback to 1st Doubleday hardcover book club edition. It may not be filled with the kind of horrors seen in the Kubrick film (which I actually loved as well, but in a way not connected to King but to Kubrick's vision and genius here), but it is one of the most intensely cerebral novels of horror I've ever read. The symbolism of the wasps, for example, is incredibly potent, a thread that runs completely throughout the story and absolutely necessary for understanding what's going on here. Another point: in Kubrick's film Jack's character comes across as a raving lunatic, while here, it's much easier to see Jack as more of a victim of the hotel itself, allowing the reader to view his character more on the edge of sadness and empathy rather than as a person bent on self destruction and insanity. If I had to make a top ten list of horror novels, this book would definitely be on it, although considering the horror novels being published today, it may seem relatively tame to modern readers. For me though, it is and always will be a classic.
Scribner, 2013
544 pp
Where The Shining is brimming over with horrific intensity, Dr. Sleep is in part a coming-of-age novel as well as a novel about demons, both internal and external, a bit more relaxed in the telling and well, for me, not nearly as frightening, cerebral or haunting as its predecessor. That is most definitely NOT to say it's not good; it's just very different.
The story catches up with Danny (now Dan) Torrance years after events at the Overlook. He still has "the shine," although after years of alcohol abuse, it's been "tamped down" somewhat. Dan has been unable to keep a job because of his drinking; at the same time the alcohol helps blot out the visions that continue to haunt him, for example, the "ghostie people" like the woman in room 217 at the Overlook. He's also learned how to put these visions and his ethereal tormentors away in a mental lockbox, but at some point Dan just hits bottom. Afterwards, he just wants to get away and make a new start -- after a bus ride into Frazier, New Hampshire, something inside of him realizes that this is where he needs to be. He takes a job, and his boss ultimately gets him into AA, after which he starts work in a hospice center where he's nicknamed "Doctor Sleep" because of his ability to help the dying pass on while holding their hand.
As Dan is going through his bottoming out and taking steps to become human again, a girl named Abra is born, and as it turns out, she is also gifted with the shine. With abilities much more powerful that Dan's ever were, she makes contact with him through her mind, and can even switch places via Spock-like mind melding. But trouble is looming: a group of ancient beings known collectively as "the True Knot" also have powerful psychic abilities, and they actively seek out young people and children who like both Dan and Abra have "the shining," capture and torture them, and then use their psychic essence (which they call "steam") to sustain themselves and keep themselves young -- psychic vampires, if you will. The steam of one of their young victims, however, left some of the True Knot's members with a huge problem. The group has also come across Abra and her potent abilities, which may be stronger than those of the True Knot's leader, Rose, who sends some of her "people" to pick her up, hoping that her "steam" will provide a much-needed solution to the group's problem as well as much-needed sustenance. Abra reaches out to Dan for help, but he will need to revisit dark parts of his past in order to save her.
There's so much to like about this book which not only has a suspenseful horror story at its center, but also focuses in great detail about addiction. Personally, I enjoyed this facet of the book because it not only keeps in line with The Shining, but given Stephen King's own addiction background, he knows what he's talking about and it makes Dan's character much more credible. But even if the addiction aspect fails to grab you, the author has this incredible talent for incorporating the mundane into this story, disguising his dying-breed psychic vampire creatures as denizens of the world of retired RV ramblers. As he shifts to the story of the True Knot, he begins his chapter with how very annoying the traveling grannies and grandpas are on the roads in their big Winnebagos or other big vehicles,
"the RV People, elderly retirees and a few younger compatriots living their rootless lives on the turnpikes and blue highways, staying at campgrounds where they sit around in their Walmart lawnchairs and cook on their hibachis while they talk about investments and fishing tournaments and hotpot recipes and God knows what. They're the ones who always stop at fleamarkets and yardsales, parking their damn dinosaurs nose-to-tail half on the shoulder and half on the road, so you have to slow to a crawl in order to creep by. They are the opposite of the motorcycle clubs you sometimes see on those same turnpikes and blue highways; the Mild Angels instead of the wild ones."Seriously, you know exactly who he's talking about because they're everywhere, and I have to admit that these few pages made me laugh out loud in recognition. Try going down Highway 1 at Big Sur in California behind a huge RV going 10 miles an hour listening to your otherwise calm husband bitch and moan, and you'll know that he's described these people to a tee. Mr. King also manages to toss in a nod to his son's NOS4A2, both in terms of a character mention and a bumper sticker on (where else?) the back of an RV. Basically the only thing I really did NOT like about how he wrote this novel was that he throws in a major coincidence in the novel that I thought was a cop out (you'll know it when you see it) and made the whole set up kind of cheesy.
One more thing. In my very humble opinion, readers shouldn't judge this book as a true "sequel" to The Shining. There are several reviewers who are saying they've been "let down" or have made other negative remarks while trying to compare the two. My guess is that a) they haven't read The Shining in a while or are going off the Kubrick film as their source or that b) they're so fixated on the idea of this novel as a sequel that they're trying to draw parallels that aren't there. There are large parts of the The Shining worked into this one, so it works that way, but Doctor Sleep is also a fun read on its own, though less intense and definitely less cerebral than the other. My advice is to just sit back and read it, and enjoy it for what it is rather than complain about what it isn't.

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by Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
December 29, 2011
It took two stolen US Presidential elections and the prospect of another one coming up in 2012.
For years the Democratic Party and even much of the left press has reacted with scorn for those who've reported on it.
But the imperial fraud that has utterly corrupted our electoral process seems finally to be dawning on a broadening core of the American electorate—if it can still be called that.
The shift is highlighted by three major developments:
1. The NAACP goes to the United Nations
In early December, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), the largest civil rights organization in America, announced that it was petitioning the United Nations over the orchestrated GOP attack on black and Latino voters.
In its landmark report entitled Defending Democracy: Confronting Modern Barriers to Voting Rights in America, the NAACP directly takes on the new Jim Crow tactics passed in fourteen states that are designed to keep minorities from voting in 2012.
The report analyzes 25 laws that target black, minority and poor voters "unfairly and unnecessarily restrict[ing] the right to vote." It notes "…a coordinated assault on voting rights."
The Free Press has been reporting on this coordinated assault since the 2000 election, including the heroic struggle of voters in Ohio to postpone the enactment of the draconian House Bill 194 that was the most restrictive voting rights law passed in the United States. (See Voting rights activists fight back against new Republican Jim Crow attack in Ohio)
The NAACP points out that this most recent wave of voter repression is a reaction to the "…historic participation of people of color in the 2008 presidential election and substantial minority population growth according to the 2010 consensus…."
It should be no surprise that the states of the old Confederacy — Florida, Georgia, Texas, and North Carolina — are in the forefront of repressing black voters. Three other Jim Crow states with the greatest increase in Latino population — South Carolina, Alabama, and Tennessee — also implemented drastic measures to restrict minority voting.
The report documents that a long-standing tactic under fire since the 1860s — the disenfranchisement of people with felony convictions — is back in vogue. This has been coupled with "severe restrictions" on persons conducting voter registration drives and reducing opportunities for early voting and the use of absentee ballots complete these template legislative acts.
Most of these new Jim Crow tactics were initially drafted as model legislation by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), a secretive and conservative corporate policy group whose founder, according to the NAACP, is on record in favor of reducing the voting population in order to increase their own "leverage."
The Brennan Center for Justice estimates that the 25 laws passed in these 14 states could prevent as many as 5 million voters from voting, a number easily exceeding the margin of victory in numerous presidential elections.
Ohio's HB 194, which awaits a 2012 referendum vote, would disenfranchise an estimated 900,000 in one of our nation's key battleground states.
An important statistic in all the legislation is that 25 % of African Americans lack a state photo identification, as do 15% of Latinos, but by comparison, only 8% of white voters. Other significant Democratic constituents — the elderly of all races and college students — would be disproportionately impacted.
Ohio voters have just repealed a draconian anti-labor law passed by the GOP-dominated legislature and the state's far-right governor John Kasich. Whether they will do the same to this massive disenfranchisement remains to be seen. But the fact that it's on a state ballot marks a major leap forward. Ohio activists are also drafting a constitutional amendment that includes revamping the registration, voting and vote count procedures.(Can we transform labor's Buckeye victory into a new era of election protection?)
2. The Justice Department awakens
On Friday, December 23, 2011, the U.S. Justice Department called South Carolina's new voter ID law discriminatory. The finding was based in part on the fact that minorities were almost 20% more likely than whites to be without state-issued photo IDs required for voting. Unlike Ohio, South Carolina remains under the 1965 Voting Rights Act and requires federal pre-approval to any changes in voting laws that may harm minority voters.
The Republican governor of South Carolina Nikki Haley denounced the Justice Department decision as "outrageous" and vowed to do everything in her power to overturn the decision and uphold the integrity of state's rights under the 10th Amendment.
The US Supreme Court has upheld the requirement of photo ID for voting. Undoubtedly the attempt by US Attorney General Eric Holder to challenge this will go to the most thoroughly corporate-dominated Court in recent memory. The depth of the commitment of the Obama Administration to the issue also remains in doubt.
3. The EAC finally finds that voting machines are programmed to be partisan
Another federal agency revealed another type of problem in Ohio. On December 22, 2011, the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) issued a formal investigative report on Election Systems & Software (ED&D) DS200 Precinct County optical scanners. The EAC found "three substantial anomalies":
• Intermittent screen freezes, system lock-ups and shutdowns that prevent the voting system from operating in the manner in which it was designed
• Failure to log all normal and abnormal voting system events
• Skewing of the ballot resulting in a negative effect on system accuracy
The EAC ruled that the ballot scanners made by ES&S electronic voting machine firm failed 10% of the time to read the votes correctly. Ohio is one of 13 states that requires EAC certification before voting machines can be used in elections. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported in 2010 that the voting machines in heavily Democratic Cuyahoga County had failed during testing for the 2010 gubernatorial election. Cleveland uses the same Republican-connected ES&S ballot scanners — the DS200 opti-scan system. Ohio's Mahoning County, home of the Democratic enclave of Youngstown, also uses the DS200s. The same opti-scan system is also used in the key battleground states of Florida, Illionois, Indiana, New York, and Wisconsin.
Voting rights activists fear a repeat of the well-documented vote switching that occurred in Mahoning County in the 2004 presidential election when county election officials admitted that 31 of their machines switched Kerry votes to Bush.
But a flood of articles about these realities—including coverage in the New York Times—seems to indicate the theft of our elections has finally taken a leap into the mainstream of the American mind. Whether that leads to concrete reforms before another presidential election is stolen remains to be seen. But after more than a decade of ignorance and contempt, it's about time something gets done to restore a semblance of democracy to the nation that claims to be the world's oldest.
Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman have co-authored four books on election protection, including How the GOP stole America's 2004 election, at Free Press, where Bob's Fitrakis Files are also available. Harvey Wasserman's History of the United States is at Harvey Wasserman.


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Software Transactional Memory, or STM, is an abstraction for concurrent communication. The main benefits of STM are composability and modularity. That is, using STM you can write concurrent abstractions that can be easily composed with any other abstraction built using STM, without exposing the details of how your abstraction ensures safety. This is typically not the case with other forms of concurrent communication, such as locks or MVars.
STM for Haskell was first implemented in GHC 6.4. There exist STM implementations for other compilers.
- Beautiful Concurrency - a chapter from the book Beautiful Code
- Programming in the Age of Concurrency: Software Transactional Memory - interview of Simon Peyton-Jones and Tim Harris.
Projects using STM
As of April 2011, there were more than 200 projects on Hackage with dependencies on GHC's STM implementation, including:
- Conjure (a bittorrent client) is using STM quite heavily.
- Shellac is a framework for building read-eval-print style shells. It uses STM, but in a pretty limited way.
- Pugs (an implementation of Perl 6 in Haskell) uses STM, and also exposes STM to the Perl 6 programmer via a similar interface to STM Haskell.
- Happstack, a web framework
- TCache, a transactional cache with configurable persitence.
- Barracuda, An ad-hoc chat program
- Combinatorrent, a BitTorrent client, based on STM for concurrency
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Privacy Policy
The Advanced Medical Solutions Group of Companies ('AMS') take the protection and security of personal data very seriously and this policy sets out our responsibilities relating to the processing and security of personal data, specifically the key points about how AMS collects, uses and discloses personal data and ensures compliance with the applicable laws and regulations throughout the world where we operate, including The General Data Protection Regulation 2016 ('GDPR') (the 'Data Protection Laws'). Defined words are in the Appendix at the end of this policy.
What is personal data?
'Personal data' is information which relates to an individual and from which he or she can be identified either directly or indirectly through other data which AMS has or is likely to have in its possession. These individuals are sometimes referred to as 'data subjects'.
AMS is the 'data controller' of the personal data we process and therefore is responsible for ensuring our systems, processes, third-party processors and Representatives comply with the Data Protection Laws in relation to the information we handle.
We have a 'Data Privacy Manager' who oversees compliance with the Data Protection Laws and this policy and provides guidance and advice to AMS in this respect. The Data Privacy Manager is responsible for reporting of any failures to comply with the Data Protection Laws.
Principles of Data Protection
AMS has adopted the following principles to govern our use, collection, processing and disclosure of personal data. These principles have been established to create a uniform standard across our sites worldwide taking account of the laws in the jurisdictions where we operate.
AMS's core principles provide that personal data must:
- be processed fairly and lawfully and to the extent required under local law with valid and informed consent;
- be obtained for specific and lawful purposes;
- be kept accurate and up to date;
- be adequate, relevant and not excessive in relation to the purposes for which it is used;
- not be kept for longer than is necessary for the purposes for which it is used;
- be processed in accordance with the rights of individuals;
- be kept secure to prevent unauthorised processing and accidental loss, damage or destruction; and
- not be transferred to, or accessed from, another jurisdiction where these core principles cannot be met unless it is adequately protected.
Collection, Use and Disclosure
At AMS the type of data we collect and process falls into one of the following categories:-
- personal data relating to subscribers to our newsletters, other promotional materials and training;
- personal data obtained and created in relation to selling surgical, woundcare and wound closure products, including personal data of Representatives and from attendance at events and conferences;
- personal data relating to job applications; and
- personal data relating to AMS Representatives.
Please be assured we do not sell your personal data to third party companies for marketing purposes.
The below tables provide a summary of how we collect and use personal data:
Subscribers to our newsletters, other promotional material, Representatives and attendees at our events
Types of data | Collection | Use | Disclosure |
Name and business information (email address, job title, who you work for). Additional information may be processed where it is provided by you, for example in correspondence, in connection with an event or in letting us know what products, newsletters, promotional materials, events or conferences you are interested in and when you wish to be contacted by us, or during the performance of a contract. Our websites may also collect your device's unique identifier, such as an IP address. | Data may be collected in our databases when you sign up for our newsletters, promotional material or provide details at events or conferences. Data may also be collected in our CRM system when you sign up for our newsletters, promotional material or provide details at events, or where you are a Representative and we have a legitimate business interest to collect your personal data. You can update your details at any time or amend your information or preferences or provide additional details by using the contact details below. You will also be provided with the option to be removed from the CRM or databases with each marketing communication you receive from us. | Personal data will be used to: - complete any request you may make; - contact you with communications about product updates, newsletters and event invitations which we think you may be interested in; - contact you where you are a Representative and we have a legitimate business interest to use your personal data; and - analyse what subjects are of interest to particular users so that we can improve the content in our newsletters, and promotional material and events or conferences. | Personal data: - may be transferred worldwide to our affiliates, and to service providers who support the operation of our business; - which is shared with service providers will be limited to that which is required for providing the service and will be adequately protected; - will not be given to other third parties, apart from in limited circumstances such as, where we run a joint seminar and you book onto it. |
Types of data | Collection | Use | Disclosure |
Information such as name, email address, telephone number, mobile number and country of residence. Further information including address, date of birth and references from your CV and covering letter. | Data may be collected in our HR database when you apply for a vacancy and stored on file. | Personal data will be used to: - process your job application and communicate interview dates; - inform you if your application is of interest, and we may use the information provided for other suitable roles. | Personal data: - may be transferred to other companies within the AMS Group of Companies, and to service providers who support the operation of our business; - will be destroyed within six months of an unsuccessful job application. |
AMS will store and process personal data of Representatives where a legitimate business interest exists.
Conferences and Events: As a global organisation, AMS attends worldwide events and have marketing team members located around the world. AMS will obtain from the event organiser a delegate list of all attendees who have consented to their personal data being shared with AMS.
Individuals' Rights
Personal data must be processed in line with individuals' rights, including the right to:
- request a copy of their personal data (also known as a Data Subject Request). These requests must be made in writing by either email or letter with photographic evidence to confirm your identity and addressed to the contact details below;
- request that their inaccurate personal data is corrected;
- request that their personal data is deleted and destroyed when causing damage or distress; and
- opt out of receiving electronic communications from AMS.
Should you wish to make a request in line with your rights as an individual, please forward it to the Data Privacy Manager at the contact details below. AMS Representatives must notify or inform the Data Privacy Manager immediately if they receive a request in relation to personal data which AMS processes.
How to Make a Complaint
It is regrettable for us as at AMS if we cannot always get things right and we receive a complaint. We take all complaints seriously and can assure you we will do our best to deliver a satisfactory outcome. You should direct all complaints relating to how AMS has processed your personal data to the Data Privacy Manage at the contact details below. AMS will investigate and respond within 10 working days, this allows us time to investigate your complaint thoroughly.
AMS Representatives are required to inform the Data Privacy Manager immediately if they receive a complaint relating to how AMS has processed personal data so AMS's complaints procedure can be followed.
Information security is a key element of data protection. AMS takes appropriate measures to secure personal data and protect it from loss or unauthorised disclosure or damage. AMS has achieved Cyber Essentials Certification which helps organisations protect themselves against common online security threats.
Transfer of Data between Jurisdictions
Personal data may be transferred between our various sites worldwide (as listed on www.admedsol.com) due to, for example, our shared IT systems and/or cross border working. We also use a number of suppliers in connection with the operation of our business and they may have access to the personal data we process. For example, an IT supplier may see our personal data when providing software support, or a company which we use for a marketing campaign may process Representatives' personal data for us. When contracting with suppliers and/or transferring personal data to a different jurisdiction, AMS takes appropriate steps to ensure that there is adequate protection in place and that the principles are adhered to.
Requesting further information from us: Where you request further information from us by completing a form on our websites in relation to our products or events, your details will be added to our marketing database to receive marketing from AMS relevant to the products or events you have an interest in. We will collect the following data from you:
- Your name (so that we market to the right individual);
- Email address (so that we send the marketing to right place); and
- The marketing preferences indicated by you, such as the products, promotional materials, events or conferences you are interested in and how you want to be marketed.
Browsing our website:
When you browse our website (www.admedsol.com) we will collect the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the PC you are using, this data is anonymous and we cannot identify you at this point. We collect this data so that we can identify where customers are dropping out of the website and to identify areas of improvement to make the experience more engaging for our customers. We use Cookies on our website, so please see the 'Cookies' section for more information.
Supervisory Authority Details
Where you believe that AMS have not taken our responsibilities with your personal data seriously, you have the right to complain to the Supervisory Authority. Their details are:
Information Commissioners Office, Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Telephone number: 0303 123 113 or 01625 545 745
Data Privacy Manager Contact Details:
Data Privacy Manager, Advanced Medical Solutions Group plc, Premier Park, 33 Road One, Winsford Industrial Estate, Winsford, United Kingdom, CW7 3RT
Email: email@example.com
Telephone number: 01606 545514
Appendix Definitions
In the Privacy Policy the following terms have the following meanings:-
"CRM" | the AMS's client relationship management system; |
"data" | recorded information whether stored electronically, on a computer, or in certain paper-based filing systems; |
"data controller" | a person who or organisation which determines how personal data is processed and for what purposes; |
"Data Privacy Manager" | the person designated as the Data Privacy Manager of AMS from time to time who can be contacted at email@example.com; |
"individual" or "you" | the person whose personal data is being collected, held or processed; |
"personal data" | please see the personal data section of this policy; |
"policy" | the Privacy Policy as amended from time to time; |
"principles" | the core data protection principles set out in the Privacy Policy; |
"process" or "processing" | any activity that involves use of personal data. It includes obtaining, recording or holding the personal data, or carrying out any operation or set of operations on the data including organising, amending, retrieving, using, disclosing, erasing or destroying it. Processing also includes transferring personal data to third parties as a result of those third parties having access to it. |
"Representatives" | an individual who is a contact of AMS, including any employees, officers, directors and consultants (as applicable) of current, potential or former customers or suppliers, consultants, or professional advisors, and any other contact of AMS. |
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Ms. Karolina Reszeli and her late mother, Zsuzsanna received the Raoul Wallenberg Women Rescuers Medal and the Esfira Maiman Women Rescuers Medal.
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