 You can play a critical role in ensuring that the blood our neighbors, friends, co-workers, and family members need is available.
The process is easy. The rewards are life changing.
From start to finish, a dedicated Donor Recruitment Representative will help you plan and execute your blood drive, guiding you through each step of the process. And Getting Started is easy!
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Every step of the way, a representative of our dedicated Donor Recruitment team will work with you to plan and implement your blood drive- whether you are able to sponsor one or ten throughout the year. Your representative will be available to answer questions throughout the process, provide experienced advice on recruitment, promotion, communication, and more.
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- Assist in determining your goal.
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- Locations Handout
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Helpful Links
America's Blood Centers (ABC) is a national network of independent blood centers, including BDC.
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American Association of Blood Banks (AABB) is a national accrediting association. AABB is a source for medical,
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The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) oversees blood banks and sets policies related to blood donation.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the primary federal agency for protecting the health
and safety of the public. Here you can find the latest information about diseases, such as West Nile virus and HIV.
Keys to a Successful Blood Drive
The key to a successful blood drive is to be organized and get creative! Your BDC Account Manager is your best source for ideas and information to promote your event.
Here are some ideas to help:
- Assemble a blood drive committee to help recruit donors and give support on the day of the blood drive.
- Work with your Account Manager to determine appointment goals and be ready to sign up donors for appointments.
- Four to five weeks prior to the blood drive, put up posters and other promotional materials.
- Three weeks prior to the blood drive, use your newsletter, newspaper or website to promote the blood drive.
- Two weeks before the blood drive, keep everyone updated with announcements, texts or emails.
- In the days prior to the blood drive, make calls or emails to remind donors of their appointments.
- After the blood drive, be sure to say “thank you” to all participants.
- Share the success by writing an article for your newsletter, newspaper or website with pictures from the blood drive.
Additional ideas for high schools:
- Make announcements at school functions.
- Don’t forget to ask teachers, staff and parents to sign up to donate at the blood drive.
- Hold a special assembly two to five days before the blood drive. BDC can provide a speaker who has received a
- blood transfusion and is willing to share his or her story.
- Place sign-up tables in high traffic areas. When appointments are made, people are more likely to donate at the
- blood drive. Appointments also keep the blood drive moving smoothly.
- Create a challenge between different student groups in your school or other schools in your area.
Remember: The best way to ask people to donate is face to face!
Ask with confidence and enthusiasm. Studies show that the primary reason people don’t donate blood is because no one ever asked!


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Jose Mourinho reveals conversation with Mauricio Pochettino's son
Jose Mourinho says he will give Mauricio Pochettino more time to process his departure from Tottenham before reaching out, though has spoken to his son who plays in Spurs’ academy.
Pochettino’s five-and-a-half-year reign in north London came to an end last week and Mourinho was swiftly brought in as his replacement, winning his first match in charge at West Ham on Saturday.
At his first press conference, Mourinho said his predecessor would be welcome back at Spurs anytime and, while he is yet to speak to Pochettino, has spoken with his son, Maurizio, who plays for the Under-23 side.
Asked if he had reached out to Pochettino, Mourinho said: ‘I didn’t because I know what he’s feeling. I’ve been there and I know that there is a period where the best thing for us sometimes is to process our feelings, to process what happened with us.
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‘I spoke with his son, who is a player in our youth categories, and I think through his boy he can understand my feelings too. And of course I will call him. But I want to let him process.
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The QDesignerFormEditorInterface class allows you to access Qt Designer's various components. More...
| Header: | #include <QDesignerFormEditorInterface> |
| qmake: | QT += designer |
| Inherits: | QObject |
Public Functions
| QDesignerFormEditorInterface(QObject *parent = Q_NULLPTR) | |
| virtual | ~QDesignerFormEditorInterface() |
| QDesignerActionEditorInterface * | actionEditor() const |
| QExtensionManager * | extensionManager() const |
| QDesignerFormWindowManagerInterface * | formWindowManager() const |
| QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface * | objectInspector() const |
| QDesignerPropertyEditorInterface * | propertyEditor() const |
| void | setActionEditor(QDesignerActionEditorInterface *actionEditor) |
| void | setObjectInspector(QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface *objectInspector) |
| void | setPropertyEditor(QDesignerPropertyEditorInterface *propertyEditor) |
| void | setWidgetBox(QDesignerWidgetBoxInterface *widgetBox) |
| QWidget * | topLevel() const |
| QDesignerWidgetBoxInterface * | widgetBox() const |
- 32 public functions inherited from QObject
Additional Inherited Members
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- 1 public slot inherited from QObject
- 2 signals inherited from QObject
- 1 public variable inherited from QObject
- 10 static public members inherited from QObject
- 9 protected functions inherited from QObject
- 2 protected variables inherited from QObject
Detailed Description
The QDesignerFormEditorInterface class allows you to access Qt Designer's various components.
Qt Designer's current QDesignerFormEditorInterface object holds information about all Qt Designer's components: The action editor, the object inspector, the property editor, the widget box, and the extension and form window managers. QDesignerFormEditorInterface contains a collection of functions that provides interfaces to all these components. They are typically used to query (and manipulate) the respective component. For example:
QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface *objectInspector = 0; objectInspector = formEditor->objectInspector(); QDesignerFormWindowManagerInterface *manager = 0; manager = formEditor->formWindowManager(); objectInspector->setFormWindow(manager->formWindow(0));
QDesignerFormEditorInterface is not intended to be instantiated directly. A pointer to Qt Designer's current QDesignerFormEditorInterface object (formEditor
in the example above) is provided by the QDesignerCustomWidgetInterface::initialize() function's parameter. When implementing a custom widget plugin, you must subclass the QDesignerCustomWidgetInterface to expose your plugin to Qt Designer.
QDesignerFormEditorInterface also provides functions that can set the action editor, property editor, object inspector and widget box. These are only useful if you want to provide your own custom components.
If designer is embedded in another program, one could to provide its own settings manager. The manager is used by the components of Qt Designer to store/retrieve persistent configuration settings. The default manager uses QSettings as the backend.
Finally, QDesignerFormEditorInterface provides the topLevel() function that returns Qt Designer's top-level widget.
See also QDesignerCustomWidgetInterface.
Member Function Documentation
QDesignerFormEditorInterface::QDesignerFormEditorInterface(QObject *parent = Q_NULLPTR)
Constructs a QDesignerFormEditorInterface object with the given parent.
[virtual]
QDesignerFormEditorInterface::~QDesignerFormEditorInterface()
Destroys the QDesignerFormEditorInterface object.
QDesignerActionEditorInterface *QDesignerFormEditorInterface::actionEditor() const
Returns an interface to Qt Designer's action editor.
See also setActionEditor().
QExtensionManager *QDesignerFormEditorInterface::extensionManager() const
Returns an interface to Qt Designer's extension manager.
QDesignerFormWindowManagerInterface *QDesignerFormEditorInterface::formWindowManager() const
Returns an interface to Qt Designer's form window manager.
QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface *QDesignerFormEditorInterface::objectInspector() const
Returns an interface to Qt Designer's object inspector.
See also setObjectInspector().
QDesignerPropertyEditorInterface *QDesignerFormEditorInterface::propertyEditor() const
Returns an interface to Qt Designer's property editor.
See also setPropertyEditor().
void QDesignerFormEditorInterface::setActionEditor(QDesignerActionEditorInterface *actionEditor)
Sets Qt Designer's action editor to be the specified actionEditor.
See also actionEditor().
void QDesignerFormEditorInterface::setObjectInspector(QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface *objectInspector)
Sets Qt Designer's object inspector to be the specified objectInspector.
See also objectInspector().
void QDesignerFormEditorInterface::setPropertyEditor(QDesignerPropertyEditorInterface *propertyEditor)
Sets Qt Designer's property editor to be the specified propertyEditor.
See also propertyEditor().
void QDesignerFormEditorInterface::setWidgetBox(QDesignerWidgetBoxInterface *widgetBox)
Sets Qt Designer's widget box to be the specified widgetBox.
See also widgetBox().
QWidget *QDesignerFormEditorInterface::topLevel() const
Returns Qt Designer's top-level widget.
QDesignerWidgetBoxInterface *QDesignerFormEditorInterface::widgetBox() const
Returns an interface to Qt Designer's widget box.
See also setWidgetBox().


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The following installation procedure should be used if you want to develop armidale applications. It is also advisable that developers install the user system by following the procedure described here.
For developer installations the Sun JDK 1.4 is required (although JDK 1.3 can be used with some restrictions).
In addition to the JDK, you will need the Ant java build tool available from the Apache Jakarta project. Ant is a Java application and runs on most common platforms including Linux and Windows. Ant version 1.4 or later is required.
Use the following commands to see if you already have the required versions of the JDK and Ant installed.
java -version
ant -version
Create a new directory in which to install armidale. By convention, the directory should be called 'armidale', but any name will do. The directory can be placed anywhere on your system.
The armidale development system distribution comprises the following executable Java jar which can be downloaded from here. Download the file to the directory created in step 2.
armidale-<version>-developer.jar. This jar contains the entire armidale development system, including all of the files required to build the three armidale distribution jars.
<version> in the above file names is a version number like 0.9.2 (eg. armidale-0.9.2-developer.jar). Always download the latest version of armidale.
In a command shell, 'cd' to the directory created in step 2, and then use the following command to install the armidale development system.
java -jar armidale-<version>-developer.jar
Installation of this jar will create a subdirectory called developer containing the entire armidale development system.
The simplest way to get started and to check that everything is installed correctly is to attempt a complete build of the armidale system using the following procedure.
Ensure that the armidale development system is installed as detailed above and change directory to <install_dir>/developer.
Run the following ant commands to clean out any junk and build the complete distribution.
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If all is well, the following jars, which comprise the standard armidale distribution, will be placed in the <install_dir>/build/distribution directory.
armidale-<version>-user.jar
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armidale-<version>-developer.jar
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_The_Basket_ (PG) ** (out of ****)
Clean, proper, and brimming with good intentions, _The_Basket_ is one of those films that people say "aren't made anymore." That comment is only partially true. Films like _The_Basket_ indeed aren't made anymore--for the big screen, at least, for this type of maudlin, medicinal family film is a dime a dozen on the tube, where it belongs.
The title _The_Basket_ has a number of meanings. First, it is the title of a (fictional) German opera that newly-arrived schoolteacher Martin Conlon (Peter Coyote) presents to his students in a small Washington town, circa 1918. The opera's twisting, mystical story soon captures the imaginations of everyone in town, its plot developments being discussed and dissected much like those of a modern day soap. Second, it is a reference to the other new thing that Conlon brings to the youth: the game of basketball.
The round ball especially captures the interest of young Helmut Brink (Robert Karl Burke). Helmut and his older sister Brigitte (Amber Willenborg) are orphaned German refugees, and with WWI raging--and one of the local boys having returned from the warfront severely injured--the two face prejudice from all around. The anti-German sentiment also extends to Conlon for teaching a work originating from America's enemy. That already is enough plot for a feature film, but like an overstuffed afterschool special that wants to be all things, _The_Basket_ doesn't know where to quit. Writers Rich Cowan (who also directed), Don Caron, Frank Swoboda, and Tessa Swoboda throw in a "forbidden romance" between Brigitte and a brother of the injured soldier, an intrigue subplot involving Conlon's down-low dealings with shady characters, and a "big game" sequence where Helmut gets his shot at hoops glory. The obvious intent is to give each character on the large canvas a chance to shine, but the individual elements are undercooked on their own terms, yielding less-than-satisfying payoffs.
The performances also don't feel quite formed. Coyote is likable but hampered by a strange accent. Less strange but more distracting are the German accents of Burke and Willenborg, which are just as awkward as their overall performances. Karen Allen, as the mother of the soldier, makes the most significant impression, but her role is only a few lines away from being a mere walk-on.
 But in a time where "nice" is often equated with "boring," the undistinctive, earnestly good-for-you _The_Basket_ does nothing to alter that perception.
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BCA_FeeChargeDetail
- ApplicationFrequency : String
How frequently the fee/charge is applied to the account
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How frequently the fee/charge is calculated
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Fee Amount charged for a fee/charge (where it is charged in terms of an amount rather than a rate)
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Categorisation of fees and charges into standard categories.
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Details about any caps (maximum charges) that apply to a particular or group of fee/charge
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Rate charged for Fee/Charge (where it is charged in terms of a rate rather than an amount)
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Rate type for Fee/Charge (where it is charged in terms of a rate rather than an amount)
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Fee/charge which is usually negotiable rather than a fixed amount
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Optional additional notes to supplement the fee/charge details.
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- OtherCalculationFrequency : OtherCalculationFrequency_2
- OtherFeeCategoryType : OtherFeeCategory
- OtherFeeRateType : OtherFeeRateType
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$9.50 minimum wage bill advances in Pennsylvania Legislature
by Associated PressHARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A compromise package to raise Pennsylvania’s minimum wage for the first time since 2009 is advancing in the Legislature, up against a deadline for Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf to relent on his effort to extend overtime pay eligibility to thousands of workers.
A Senate committee on Monday passed a newly unveiled measure to gradually raise the minimum wage to $9.50 in 2022.
The state’s current minimum wage is the federal minimum of $7.25.
A spokeswoman for Senate Republican leaders says they expect to bring it to a floor vote this week, although its prospects in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives are unclear.
The bill is more modest than what Wolf proposed in January, and requires him to make a number of concessions. That includes rescinding his proposed overtime regulation before a state rule-making board votes on it Thursday.


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Docker combines an easy-to-use interface to Linux containers with easy-to-construct image files for those containers. In short, Docker launches very light weight virtual machines.
The Docker Container Executor (DCE) allows the YARN NodeManager to launch YARN containers into Docker containers. Users can specify the Docker images they want for their YARN containers. These containers provide a custom software environment in which the user’s code runs, isolated from the software environment of the NodeManager. These containers can include special libraries needed by the application, and they can have different versions of Perl, Python, and even Java than what is installed on the NodeManager. Indeed, these containers can run a different flavor of Linux than what is running on the NodeManager – although the YARN container must define all the environments and libraries needed to run the job, nothing will be shared with the NodeManager.
Docker for YARN provides both consistency (all YARN containers will have the same software environment) and isolation (no interference with whatever is installed on the physical machine).
Docker Container Executor runs in non-secure mode of HDFS and YARN. It will not run in secure mode, and will exit if it detects secure mode.
The DockerContainerExecutor requires Docker daemon to be running on the NodeManagers, and the Docker client installed and able to start Docker containers. To prevent timeouts while starting jobs, the Docker images to be used by a job should already be downloaded in the NodeManagers. Here’s an example of how this can be done:
sudo docker pull sequenceiq/hadoop-docker:2.4.1
This should be done as part of the NodeManager startup.
The following properties must be set in yarn-site.xml:
<property> <name>yarn.nodemanager.docker-container-executor.exec-name</name> <value>/usr/bin/docker</value> <description> Name or path to the Docker client. This is a required parameter. If this is empty, user must pass an image name as part of the job invocation(see below). </description> </property> <property> <name>yarn.nodemanager.container-executor.class</name> <value>org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.nodemanager.DockerContainerExecutor</value> <description> This is the container executor setting that ensures that all jobs are started with the DockerContainerExecutor. </description> </property>
Administrators should be aware that DCE doesn’t currently provide user name-space isolation. This means, in particular, that software running as root in the YARN container will have root privileges in the underlying NodeManager. Put differently, DCE currently provides no better security guarantees than YARN’s Default Container Executor. In fact, DockerContainerExecutor will exit if it detects secure yarn.
By default, docker images are pulled from the docker public repository. The format of a docker image url is: username/image_name. For example, sequenceiq/hadoop-docker:2.4.1 is an image in docker public repository that contains java and hadoop.
If you want your own private repository, you provide the repository url instead of your username. Therefore, the image url becomes: private_repo_url/image_name. For example, if your repository is on localhost:8080, your images would be like: localhost:8080/hadoop-docker
To connect to a secure docker repository, you can use the following invocation:
docker login [OPTIONS] [SERVER] Register or log in to a Docker registry server, if no server is specified "https://index.docker.io/v1/" is the default. -e, --email="" Email -p, --password="" Password -u, --username="" Username
If you want to login to a self-hosted registry you can specify this by adding the server name.
docker login <private_repo_url>
This needs to be run as part of the NodeManager startup, or as a cron job if the login session expires periodically. You can login to multiple docker repositories from the same NodeManager, but all your users will have access to all your repositories, as at present the DockerContainerExecutor does not support per-job docker login.
Currently you cannot configure any of the Docker settings with the job configuration. You can provide Mapper, Reducer, and ApplicationMaster environment overrides for the docker images, using the following 3 JVM properties respectively(only for MR jobs):
mapreduce.map.env: You can override the mapper’s image by passing yarn.nodemanager.docker-container-executor.image-name=your_image_name to this JVM property.
mapreduce.reduce.env: You can override the reducer’s image by passing yarn.nodemanager.docker-container-executor.image-name=your_image_name to this JVM property.
yarn.app.mapreduce.am.env: You can override the ApplicationMaster’s image by passing yarn.nodemanager.docker-container-executor.image-name=your_image_name to this JVM property.
The Docker Images used for YARN containers must meet the following requirements:
The distro and version of Linux in your Docker Image can be quite different from that of your NodeManager. (Docker does have a few limitations in this regard, but you’re not likely to hit them.) However, if you’re using the MapReduce framework, then your image will need to be configured for running Hadoop. Java must be installed in the container, and the following environment variables must be defined in the image: JAVA_HOME, HADOOP_COMMON_PATH, HADOOP_HDFS_HOME, HADOOP_MAPRED_HOME, HADOOP_YARN_HOME, and HADOOP_CONF_DIR
The following example shows how to run teragen using DockerContainerExecutor.
Step 1. First ensure that YARN is properly configured with DockerContainerExecutor(see above).
<property> <name>yarn.nodemanager.docker-container-executor.exec-name</name> <value>docker -H=tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:4243</value> <description> Name or path to the Docker client. The tcp socket must be where docker daemon is listening. </description> </property> <property> <name>yarn.nodemanager.container-executor.class</name> <value>org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.nodemanager.DockerContainerExecutor</value> <description> This is the container executor setting that ensures that all jobs are started with the DockerContainerExecutor. </description> </property>
Step 2. Pick a custom Docker image if you want. In this example, we’ll use sequenceiq/hadoop-docker:2.4.1 from the docker hub repository. It has jdk, hadoop, and all the previously mentioned environment variables configured.
Step 3. Run.
hadoop jar $HADOOP_PREFIX/share/hadoop/mapreduce/hadoop-mapreduce-examples-2.8.3.jar \ teragen \ -Dmapreduce.map.env="yarn.nodemanager.docker-container-executor.image-name=sequenceiq/hadoop-docker:2.4.1" \ -Dyarn.app.mapreduce.am.env="yarn.nodemanager.docker-container-executor.image-name=sequenceiq/hadoop-docker:2.4.1" \ 1000 \ teragen_out_dir
Once it succeeds, you can check the yarn debug logs to verify that docker indeed has launched containers.


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THE GATE OF HEAVENLY PEACE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
"On the night of June third of 1989, tanks and armored vehicles of The People's Liberation Army moved into Beijing and put an end to seven weeks of peaceful protest."
-The Narrator (Deborah Amos)
The eye opening documentary THE GATE OF HEAVENLY PEACE by directors Richard Gordon and Carma Hinton has the now famous 1989 Tiananmen Square tragedy as its central theme, but actually the movie paints evil across a much wider canvas covering the entire Communist Chinese era. Even if you naively believe that you have kept up with twentieth century Chinese history, I suspect that watching this movie you will be like me and find yourself learning one fascinating incident after another so that you soon lose count. Let me skip to the recommendation of this review and say that this is one of those films that not only will people enjoy, but everyone should see it. When it comes to your area, it will probably pass through like a freight train and then disappear into the night. Keep an eye out for it.
The movie starts with the now famous scene of the unknown student blocking an entire line of tanks with merely his body. This film is about courage, not cowboy style bravado, but strong, dedicated and steadfast determination to insist on democracy and nothing less than democracy. The documentary has a linear structure with flashbacks used to put events in the proper historical perspective.
The student protest movement is shown to have been a long Chinese tradition until Mao came into power. The old newsreel and other film footage are mesmerizing. You can see how natural student protest used to be, plus you see the reverential way students viewed Mao when he first came to power. The irony is that in 1989 students gathered in Tiananmen Square around a monument built by the Communists themselves to celebrate a 1919 student protest at that very spot.
Mao liked a society in constant turmoil declaring, "Chaos can't harm us; it can only harm our enemies." He kept the students churned up against the bureaucrats which solidified Mao's position as the one supreme power. He expected students to stay dogmatically Communist.
The film makes liberal but effect use of talking heads. The directors managed to locate a dozen or so of the key instigators of the Chinese Democracy movement, and each of them prove both articulate and thought-provoking. You get to know these people and thereby empathize with their plight. Wu Guoguang, a former government official, tells us that, "The only option for a pure idealist is to commit suicide." He rejected that approach and so worked his way into the government in order to change it from within. When China opened up to the West, its leaders were hypocrites, explains the narrator (Deborah Amos). "To get rich is glorious said the leaders," but she said only the leaders got rich.
The whole Tiananmen Square episode is shown to be a tragedy of Shakespearean proportions. The students firmly, but humbly took their requests to discuss with the leaders of the government, but even kneeling in front of their doors did not help. As student Chai Ling put it, "When we saw our classmates there holding our petition with raised arms, everyone cried."
Not only was protest acceptable from an historical perspective, it was also legal since their constitution specifically gives people the right of freedom of speech. The government, on the other hand, was able to sentence people to seventeen years in prison if they did not like what was being said, ipso facto it was therefore counter-revolutionary and hence criminal. As Wang Dan, who served almost 5 years in prison for these thought crimes put it, "The crime of counter-revolution is very unusual.
This is reminiscent of the PC (politically correct) movement in American Universities today where students possess complete freedom to say whatever they like unless some group finds it offensive. Students speaking thus can be dealt with harshly and even expelled. Thought crimes are dangerous things and can not be tolerated as Winston Smith learned in NINETEEN EIGHTY-FOUR.
The People's Liberation Army was idealized and idolized by the people. The government churned out movies, ballets, and many other propaganda devices to make this so. THE GATE OF HEAVENLY PEACE shows many of them. The students believed that The People's Liberation Army truly was their army, so when the tanks rolled and the bullets were fired directly into the harmless crowds, the students were nonplused.
Actually, many students were beginning to have doubts long before 1989. As famous pop singer Hou Dejian put it, "Patriotism and Collectivism are used to make the majority serve the few," and they had stopped believing.
I am not going to tell any more of what happens since the film works as a mystery as well as a documentary. I confidently predict you will be constantly surprised.
To make the film more accessible, it has no subtitles. The people start speaking in Chinese, and then their voices get lower and the interviewer (Carma Hinton) begins to tell us in English what her interviewee is saying. The narration, based on the script by Geremie Barme and John Crowley, is effective and moving without ever being manipulative. They use the story and the interviews to drive the energy of the picture. The careful and seamless editing by David Carnochan and Charles Phied Churchill is beautifully done.
THE GATE OF HEAVENLY PEACE runs 3:00, and as great as it is, it would have been better and more focused at about a half hour less. Movies must be careful when they approach the three hour mark. Better for the show to be widely seen by large numbers of people who know little of the incident than be longer and end up only increasing the knowledge of the already knowledgeable on the subject. The film is unrated, but would probably be PG-13. Although there are some violent scenes, I am strongly recommending the film to anyone old enough to care at all about the subject. Finally, I give it *** 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: May 4, 1996
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isambard.add_ons.filesystem module¶
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class
FileSystem
(code, data_dir=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Get file paths for all files relevant to a given PDB code. Generate files if not already present.
Check files in turn. If they are not yet present in the database folder, download or generate them as necessary. There are multiple mmol/dssp files generated.
Parameters: -
code
¶ str – PDB code
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parent_dir
¶ str – Filepath for folder in which all structural subfolders will be stored.
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number_of_mmols
¶ int – Number of .mmol files associated with code in the PDBE.
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preferred_mmol
¶ int – The mmol number of preferred biological assembly as listed in the PDBe.
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cifs
¶
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dssps
¶ Dict of filepaths for all dssp files associated with code.
Notes
Runs dssp and stores writes output to files if not already present. Also downloads mmol files if not already present. Calls isambard.external_programs.dssp and so needs dssp to be installed.
Returns: dssps_dict – - Keys : int
- mmol number
- Values : str
- Filepath for the corresponding dssp file.
Return type: dict, or None. Raises: Warning
– If any of the dssp files are empty.
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fastas
¶ Dict of filepaths for all fasta files associated with code.
Parameters: download (bool) – If True, downloads the fasta file from the PDB. If False, uses the ampal Protein.fasta property Defaults to False - this is definitely the recommended behaviour. Notes
Calls self.mmols, and so downloads mmol files if not already present. See .fasta property of isambard.ampal.base_ampal.Protein for more information.
Returns: fastas_dict – - Keys : int
- mmol number
- Values : str
- Filepath for the corresponding fasta file.
Return type: dict, or None.
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current_codes_from_pdb
()[source]¶ Get list of all PDB codes currently listed in the PDB.
Returns: pdb_codes – List of PDB codes (in lower case). Return type: list(str)
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get_cif
(code, mmol_number, outfile=None)[source]¶ Parameters: Returns: cif_string – Content of the cif file as a string. None if unable to download the cif_file from the pdbe site.
Return type:
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get_mmcif
(code, outfile=None)[source]¶ Get mmcif file associated with code from PDBE.
Parameters: Returns: mmcif_file – Filepath to the mmcif file.
Return type:
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get_mmol
(code, mmol_number=None, outfile=None)[source]¶ Get mmol file from PDBe and return its content as a string. Write to file if outfile given.
Parameters: Returns: mmol_string – Content of the mmol file as a string. None if there are no pdbe files to download, as determined by pdbe_status_code(). None if unable to download the mmol_file from the pdbe site.
Return type: Raises: ValueError
– If the number of mmols for code is stored in mmols_numbers and if mmol_number is larger than this value.
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local_pdb_codes
(data_dir=None)[source]¶ Get list of PDB codes stored in a folder (FileSystem folder hierarchy expected within data_dir).
If no folder is specified, use the database_dir defined in settings.json.
Parameters: data_dir (str) – Filepath to a folder containing the PDB folder hierarchy (eg data_dir/eb/2ebo) Returns: pdb_code_list – PDB codes present in data_dir. Return type: list(str)
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make_code_obsolete
(code)[source]¶ Moves folders associated with PDB code to obsolete folder in global_settings[“database_dir”]
Parameters: code (str) – PDB accession code Returns: Return type: None
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number_of_mmols
(code)[source]¶ Number of .mmol files associated with code in the PDBE.
Notes
This function makes a series of calls to the PDBE website using the requests module. This can make it slow!
Parameters: code (str) – PDB code. Returns: num_mmols Return type: int Raises: ValueError
– If no .mmol files are found at all. Could be due to erroneous input argument, or a problem with connecting to the PDBE.
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obsolete_codes_from_pdb
()[source]¶ Get list of all PDB codes listed in the PDB as being obsolete.
Returns: pdb_codes – List of PDB codes (in lower case). Return type: list(str)
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pdbe_status_code
(code)[source]¶ Check if a PDB code has structure files on the PDBE site.
Parameters: code (str) – PDB code to check for on PDBE. Returns: status_code – HTTP status code of PDBE url associated with input code. Return type: int
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preferred_mmol
(code)[source]¶ Get mmol number of preferred biological assembly as listed in the PDBe.
Notes
First checks for code in mmols.json. If code not yet in this json dictionary, uses requests module to scrape the PDBE for the preferred mmol number.
Parameters: code (str) – A PDB code. Returns: mmol – mmol number of preferred assembly. Return type: int Raises: TypeError
– If ‘mmol number’ scraped is not an integer.


Phase I/II adaptive dose-finding design for single-agent Molecularly Targeted Agent (MTA), according to the paper "Phase I/II Dose-Finding Design for Molecularly Targeted Agent: Plateau Determination using Adaptive Randomization", Riviere Marie-Karelle et al. (2016) <doi:10.1177/0962280216631763>.
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| Published: | 2018-05-24 |
| Author: | Marie-Karelle Riviere and Jacques-Henri Jourdan |
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Bad news for modern women: Many of today's common hair care practices are not great for hair follicles. "The types of alopecia we're seeing are different than what we were seeing 20 years ago because of the different types of processing that people are doing now," says Roopal V. Kundu, MD, Associate Professor of Dermatology at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, "Whereas in the '70s and the early '80s the hairstyles were more natural, these days there's a lot more crunched out styles in terms of perms and putting heat in the hair and keeping it straight, and a lot of tension."
We spoke with Dr. Kundu about styling practices that lead to damage and simple ways to improve hair health. Ready for healthier hair? Check out Dr. Kundu's tips:
1. Eat enough protein.
"The basic early advice is make sure you're looking at your diet, make sure you're getting enough iron, make sure you're not anemic, make sure you have enough protein in your diet. Iron and protein are really important for hair health. We always try to make sure people get adequate protein for whatever they're lifestyle is: If they're sedentary, they don't need as much. If they're active, they need more." - Dr. Kundu
2. Get your vitamin levels checked and take supplements if need be.
"Iron levels are important for hair health. Women often develop iron-deficiency anemia because they aren't getting enough iron. Iron-deficiency anemia can also develop due to normal monthly menstrual blood loss. There are some generic vitamins that we recommend: Vitamin D, omega, fish oils, a generic multivitamin with iron. Biotin is great in terms of hair strength and preventing breakage." - Dr. Kundu
3. Invest in silicone.
"There's no magic product or ingredient, but if you want to add a little more protection you can use silicone -based products. Silicone basically coats the hair, which adds a little more protection once you do any kind of stress to the hair. Check a product's list of ingredients and make sure silicone is high up on the list. Look for silicone or dimethicone, a silicone derivatives. Anti-frizz products usually have a silicone type of derivative. You can also try a leave-in conditioner, which also coats the hair." - Dr. Kundu
4. Be careful when styling at home.
"The problem with people treating hair at home is no one else is looking. Often people will come in who have damage to their scalp that they didn't notice was there. Specific practices that can be problematic include straightening, processing, hair coloring, and heat. If you do those things at home, try to modify your hair care habits. So, try not to put heat on more than once a week, reduce the frequency of flat iron use, blow dry at a lower setting. It's about frequency and amount." - Dr. Kundu
5. Never flat iron wet hair.
"Wet hair is more vulnerable to breakage. Either air dry or blow dry out soft, with a low setting, and then put the flat iron on. You shouldn't put a flat iron on wet hair." - Dr. Kundu
6. Do not leave products in for longer than advised.
"Some people think products will be more effective if they leave them in longer than they should. They'll be like, 'Oh it's tingling. That's great. It must be working really well.' That's when damage can happen." - Dr. Kundu
7. If you feel pain while you're at the salon, it's time to find a new stylist.
"Hair styling shouldn't hurt. Any kind of scalp discomfort is abnormal. That's a very basic thing. A lot of people will come in and say, "It burned after a couple minutes of leaving it on, and then they came and washed it off." Any form of sensation can be a sign that the scalp is being damaged. If you suffer any kind of discomfort while you're at the salon, stop seeing that stylist. If you experience any burning, stinging, tingling, any kind of pain on their scalp after the styling is done, or during the process of it, you shouldn't go back." - Dr. Kundu
8. Opt for looser hairstyles.
"Hair styling can cause problems in terms of alopecia. When braids or weaves are too tight, they hurt. Pain means it's too tight, it's pulling too hard. There's too much tension. Try to keep ponytails and braids loose, not as tight, to reduce the amount of tension on the scalp." - Dr. Kundu


Thirty spokes converge at the wheel’s hub, to a hole that allows it to turn. Clay is shaped into a vessel, to enclose an emptiness that can be filled. Doors and windows are cut into walls, to provide access to their protection. Though we can only work with what is there, use comes from what is not there. — Lao Tsui
This chapter:
Definition from the Incomplete Nature Glossary:
Ententional: A generic adjective coined in this book for describing all phenomena that are intrinsically incomplete in the sense of being in relationship to, constituted by, or organized to achieve something non-intrinsic. This includes function, information, meaning, reference, representation, agency, purpose, sentience, and value
Explanations: [page:Ententional Ententional]
This section:
Key words: causality, organization
Topics covered: philosophy, biology.
Parable: a boy skips a stone across water. How can we explain what has happened in a manner that takes into account the myriad thoughts and physical actions that just occurred? p18-19
There is a huge discrepancy between what is spontaneously probable in the physical [inorganic] realm and the deviant [wildly improbable] introduced by organisms and minds. p20
Even with fully detailed knowledge about the boy's current physical state might only be able to predict the next few seconds of his activity. p20
On the other hand, a glimpse of the boy a year earlier being shown how to skip a stone, could be vastly more predictive. p20
A shift from physical to mental causation produces far better predictive results. 'Ends determining means'. p21
Thoughts are about possibilities. Possibilities are future events - which do not exist and may never exist. And yet possibilities influence the present. p21
This is a reversal of traditional causal knowledge: order developing from disorder. How can we account for this?
This section:
Key words: Pierre-Simon Laplace, purpose, teleology, intentional, [page:Ententional Ententional], hemoglobin, multiple realizability, generals, realism' nominalism, functionalism, interchangeability of consequences, Charles Darwin, natural selection
Topics covered: philosophy, linguistics, biology
We, especially scientists and philosophers, haven't even a faint notion about 'us'. Even a complete physical knowledge of every atom [Laplace's demon] provides no clue as to meaning. p22
Science fails to hold notions about meaning, purpose and value. It even excludes the notion of such notions. p22
Information, function, purpose, meaning, intention, significance, consciousness are defined by incompleteness. These exist by comparisons - comparisons to what they are not.
The absential: Nothing matters. Actually nothing does matter. p23
The elephant not in the room: purpose.
Teleology: phenomena with a purpose in mind. p23
Purpose has: orientation, representation, function, value, agency. p25
Things we make are defined for a purpose. Its function is not intrinsic, but derives from the designer's intentions. p25
The functions of body organs are also not intrinsic, but derive via natural selection. p25
The words intentional and teleology are overloaded with multiple meanings. p26
English lacks a word for what is not there but is nevertheles purposeful, meaningful and valuable. p26
Let's add '[page:Ententional ententional]' to cover the constitutive absences. p26?
Major challenge of this book: explain how ententional phenomena arise, how complex arises from simple. p28
Scientific explanation requires that the thing being examined exists. Are purpose and intentions merely illusions?
Example: a dollar buys a coffee. Dollar could be coin, paper or electronic. We term this multiple realizability. p28
Plato termed such phenomena as ideal forms/general types. p28
The Realism/Nominalism debate = chicken or egg debate. p28
Real causal efficacy defines functionalism; p29
Interchangeability of consequences: different methods/causes to achieve the same result. Big success: Darwin's natural selection. Adaptation as a general type, not anything particular physically. p30
This section:
Key words: Richard Dawkins, Steven Weinberg, Francis Crick, emergence, The Twilight Zone, robot, zombie, Jerry Fodor
Topics covered: biology
Scientists politely ignore ententional phenomena. p30
We have nothing better to say than living is like being in a magic trick. With Mother nature as the magician. p31
Scientists - Dawkins, Weiberg, Crick - cannot see the purpose of the reality they have invented/discovered/created. Life is nothing more than the sum of the behaviors of a vast assembly of cells and molecules. p31
Conscious experience emerges from physical processes. The explanation will be a good portion of the book - p32
Consciousness is not magic, but do note that organic processes are not the same as inorganic. p32
In all this we seem always to have two parallel explanations - scientific and philosophical - that are mutually exclusive? [schizophrenic.] p33
We are forced into a Twilight Zone nightmare: Are we really robots and zombies? Bags of chemicals? All our thoughts mere illusions? - p33
That would be an absurd thought. That we are an illusion is unimaginable. Fodor: it would be the end of the world. - p33
But is magic more palatable? As the faithful imply? - p33?
Science is tending towards being able to explain, but the scientists are in denial... p34
[It's a 'whodunnit'.]
This section:
Key words: Aristotle, final causality, Francis Bacon, René Descartes, Baruch Spinoza, William Paley
Topics covered: philosophy, biology
A study of what causes things is ancient. p34
In the realm of Aristotle's four causes: ententional processes are expressions of final causality. p35
Bacon, Descartes, Spinoza: tell us that describing purpose and value is like discussing black boxes within black boxes. a vicious regression. p34
Science has been highly successful in gradually replacing these black boxes with mechanistic processes. p35
Greatest success in this process: natural selection. p35
Darwin trumps Paley's 'a watch must have a watchmaker'. p35
Gives us metaphor of an immense machine full of smaller machines. p36
Dawkins characterizes evolution as the blind watchmaker. p36
Note that there are significant differences between machines and organisms [life]. p36
These differences [will be an ongoing topic of discussion] and may be characterized as follows - p36-37
Machines:
Organisms:
If we think of ourselves as machines then we also need a watchmaker [deity]. p37
This section:
Key words: Lucretius, ex nihilo nihil fit, Descartes, mind-body
Topics covered: physics, philosophy, biology
Ex nihilo nihil fit
Does what we have now exist since the beginning of time? p37
Phenomena appear seemingly without cause regarding things that don't exist. p38
Descartes: this problem sunders any connection between the physical and the mental. p38
For science information, representation and function are shorthand proxies for understood but long, clumsy, mechanistic accounts. p39
But these accounts become regressive - fail to eliminate absential qualities. p39
Philosophers: assume the ententional is some primitive attribute - like mass or charge. But then what are the differences between machines and organisms? Inorganic and organic? What would cause the crossing of the threshold with the development of life. p40
Science: all processes involve a change in information. But this does not fully resolve because of scientists use a special definition of information that measures only differences and order without reference to any function [maining/purpose/value]. p40
Even accepting proposition that all physical process are also information processes does not eliminate need to explain differences between inorganic and organic. Or how sentience and end-directed arose from the earth. p40
Why do only DNA molecules convey information and not the other polymers? p40
Don't need to know how our brains are like clouds, but why and how they differ from clouds. p40
Cause came out of nowhere. p41
Usual response: well they are organized differently. Then please explain the organizational differences. p41
You cannot avoid teleology on the one hand and invoke it in the other. p41
Implying that teleology is merely heuristics for things that are too difficult to explain easily is disingenuous. p41
We lack the approaches that offers satisfactory answers... p42
This section:
Key words: cognitive bias less is more, Taoist, Teleology, Platonic forms, sign vehicle figure/background
Topics covered: philosophy, lingustics, psychology
Have our own cognitive biases deceived us - using our own science to do so? p42
Let us follow the Toaist metaphor: let us pay attention to the holes. We need to recognize absentialism. p42
The physical influence of thought, function and value depend on unreal causes. p43
This is an inversion of how we normally think. Old thinking: it takes more than the sum of of the parts to make a whole. p43
The (w)hole is less than the sum of the parts. And certainly less than all the things the whole could have been. p43
When something displays ententional properties, it depends on the fact that something is missing. p43
We must stop thinking about the content of a thought, the vehicle of a sign. p43
This requires an inversion of perspective, a figure/background reversal. p43
We must move from from billiard ball causality to quantum processing associated with probability. p44
we have failed to overcome our notions of things being stuff rather than being process - and forced us into a dualistic notion. p44
We must start paying attention to what's not there. p44
Scientific challenge: We must naturalize teleology. p44
We must answer now can nothing cause something? p44
Central challenge of the book: making sense of the 'efficacy of absence'. p44


Ortom presents N189 bn Benue budget for 2020 - Premium Times Nigeria
by Agency ReportGovernor Samuel Ortom of Benue on Tuesday presented a budget of N189 billion for 2020 to the State House of Assembly for approval.
Mr Ortom while presenting the budget in Makurdi said it was made up of N114 billion recurrent expenditure and N74 billion capital expenditure.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the budget was N10 billion less than the 2019 budget of N199 billion representing 9.2 per cent.
He explained that N50 billion of the budget was for personnel cost, while N63 billion was for overhead adding that there were pending negotiations with the labour on the new Minimum Wage which may affect the budget.
The governor said that the economic sector which got the highest budget was allocated N73 billion, social sector N64 billion, administration N48 billion, while law and justice got N2 billion.
He said the implementation of the budget was dependent on the macroeconomic indices such as unchanged revenue sharing formula, N305 exchange rate to a dollar and improved Federal Government monetary policies.
“The focus of my administration for this second term is on raising the living standard of the people at the grassroots by facilitating economic growth and human capital development,” he said.
The governor further said that government was experiencing challenges in the areas of salary arrears, pensions and insecurity among others.
(NAN)


__getcwd
OS/161 Reference Manual
Name
__getcwd - get name of current working directory (backend)
Library
Standard C Library (libc, -lc)
Synopsis
#include <unistd.h>
int
__getcwd(char *buf, size_t buflen);
Description
The name of the current directory is computed and stored in
buf, an area of size buflen. The length of data
actually stored, which must be non-negative, is returned.
Note: this call behaves like read - the name
stored in buf is not 0-terminated.
This function is not meant to be called except by the C library;
application programmers should use getcwd
instead.
Return Values
On success, __getcwd returns the length of the data returned.
On error, -1 is returned, and errno
is set according to the error encountered.
Errors
The following error codes should be returned under the conditions
given. Other error codes may be returned for other errors not
mentioned here.
| | |
| ENOENT | A component of the pathname no longer exists. |
| EIO | A hard I/O error occurred. |
| EFAULT | buf points to an invalid address. |


9:12 argyle: fx3 please 9:13 argyle: fx2 just crashed on me for the 10th time this week 9:13 Dietrich: nightlies are always here: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/latest-trunk/ 9:13 argyle: ur lucky session restore is there 9:13 Dietrich: i seriously have hundreds of tabs open, no crashes 9:14 Dietrich: one-click bookmarking, tagging, better mem usage, no crashy 9:14 Dietrich: use it 9:14 Dietrich: love it 9:14 Dietrich: actually the killer feature is this: 9:14 Dietrich: url bar autocomplete searches title and url and tags now 9:15 Dietrich: and uses a "frecency" algorithm to bubble up stuff 9:15 argyle: nice 9:15 argyle: me like that 9:15 Dietrich: also shows bookmarked and tagged icons in the dropdown 9:15 Dietrich: i'm serious: i can't use fx2 9:15 Dietrich: because of the url bar changes alone 9:16 Dietrich: it's sooo painful to live without 9:16 Dietrich: that and turning autofill on == dope 9:17 argyle: I shall play with your little fox 9:17 argyle: oh feature request... on camino when I download something it has a "SHOW" button that opens finder to that folder and selects that file 9:17 argyle: u make fix in ff to do 9:18 Dietrich: done 9:18 Dietrich: download manager is completely rewritten 9:19 Dietrich: open dm -> click on the "i" icon next to the download -> it shows the path -> click on the path -> bing, finder opens up to that file 9:19 Dietrich: next please 9:19 argyle: yeaaaaaa 9:19 argyle: u make me feel special 9:20 Dietrich: we did it just 4 u
It got all X-rated after that, I'll spare you.


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| AudioDataReference | A reference to an AudioData element located in a given wave bank. |
| Event | An event, using a Sound or AudioData as its sound source. |
| EventGroup | Java class for EventGroup complex type. |
| KowalskiProject | The root node of a Kowalski XML data document. |
| MixBus | A node in a mix bus hierarchy. |
| MixBusParameters | A set of mix bus parameters, one per mix bus in the project. |
| MixPreset | A named collection of mix bus parameter sets defining the state of the mix bus hierarcy. |
| MixPresetGroup | A group of mix presets, ie a branch node in a sound group hierarchy. |
| NodeWithExpansionState | Base type for nodes that are viewed in a tree. |
| NodeWithIDAndComments | Base type for nodes with an ID attribute and a Comments element. |
| ObjectFactory | This object contains factory methods for each Java content interface and Java element interface generated in the kowalski.tools.data.xml package. |
| Sound | A sound source defined by a set of PCM audio files along with a set of playback behavior parameters. |
| SoundGroup | A group of sound definitions, ie a branch node in a sound group hierarchy. |
| SoundReference | A reference to a Sound located in the project SoundGroup hierarcy. |
| WaveBank | A named collection of audio data items corresponding to audio files. |
| WaveBankGroup | Java class for WaveBankGroup complex type. |
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| DistanceAttenuationModel | Java class for DistanceAttenuationModel. |
| EventInstanceStealingMode | Java class for EventInstanceStealingMode. |
| EventRetriggerMode | Java class for EventRetriggerMode. |
| SoundPlaybackMode | Java class for SoundPlaybackMode. |
This package contains classes auto-generated from the XML schema describing the structure of the Kowalski XML project data, Do not edit the java code in this package! Instead, edit the XML schema kowalski.xsd and run the compile-xsd ant task to generate new java code.
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Python script to convert a Bukkit world to a Singleplayer world.
I host a couple of Minecraft Servers for my friends and I to play on from time to time. My server of choice is Paper, a high performance fork of Spigot, which is a fork of the CraftBukkit Minecraft Server (I promise it doesn't go any deeper!). Sometimes I want to load up the server's world in Singleplayer, mainly for testing purposes. However, Bukkit stores the world with a different directory structure than what's used for Singleplayer worlds, so unfortunately it's not a simple copy and paste. That's where this script comes in, it streamlines the process of converting a Multiplayer world to a Singleplayer world.
As with many of my projects, Bukkit2Singleplayer is fully open source and available at GitHub.


| 9 Aug 1969 |
Realizing that the lyrics to the Beatles song Helter Skelter prophetizes race war, Charles Manson sends members of his family to kill Sharon Tate. |
| 8 Dec 1980 |
Prompted by J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye, Mark David Chapman murders John Lennon outside The Dakota in New York. |
| 18 Jan 1983 |
After receiving instructions from a televised broadcast of the film The Magic Christian, Bruce Blackman shoots and kills his family. |
| 26 Oct 1984 |
19-year-old John D. McCollum kills himself with a .22 caliber handgun after spending the day listening to Ozzy Osbourne records. One year later, McCollum's parents file suit against Ozzy and CBS Records, alleging that the song "Suicide Solution" from the album Blizzard of Ozz contributed to their son's death. |
| 23 Dec 1985 |
In a school playground, James Vance presses a shotgun to his chin and pulls the trigger. He and cohort Raymond Belknap had forged a suicide pact while listening to Stained Class by Judas Priest. But where Belknap succeeded, Vance fails. The dumbshit lives, but it destroyed his face. He later uses his disfigurement to his advantage, terrorizing small children on his bicycle. Both kids' parents file suit against the band. |
| 8-Jul-1995 |
Inspired by a scene in the movie Warlock, 14-year-old Sandy Charles kills 7-year-old Johnathan Thimpsen in La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Canada. Charles then proceeds to boil strips of his victim's fat for a flying potion. |
| 19 Oct 2002 |
At his Toronto metal shop, artist Glen Soikie picks up a 12" adjustable wrench and bashes in the skull of Mexican musician Jorge Garcia-Briones. Evidently the pair had smoked some crack and then gotten into an argument about the 1978 horror classic Faces of Death.   |


Worker Servers can not keep important data in memory, for two important reasons:
As a result, it's important that you keep anything that should outlive the worker (session state, user appdata, etc) with the page environment and its storage tools.
The simplest mechanism for storage is the cookie. Currently, cookies for remote services are handled as usual by the browser, while Grimwire implements a custom version for local servers. Use them to keep small pieces of session or client-region state.
Typically, cookies take a name, value, and then an optional expiration, domain/path scope, and an https flag. However, Grimwire's local server implementation is different. It takes:
name
and value
as expectedquery
a (truthy) boolean flag which dictates whether the K/V pair should be included in the query parameters of subsequent requestsscope
a label ('client' or 'session') determining how broadly the cookie should applyThe query
attribute was added for convenience, and to assist in caching, which often uses the URL as the primary key for cache entries. The scope
attribute tells Grim whether the cookie should apply to all client regions which target the local server ('session'), or just the region which initiated the request ('client'). It uses 'session' by default.
The 'client' scope is useful for tracking data about the state of the UI.
At this time, the cookies do not expire, but an be removed by assigning a null value (or directly mutating the user's appdata, as explained below). All local cookies are scoped to individual worker servers.
response.setHeader('set-cookie', { q: { value:request.query.q || '', query:true, scope:'client' }, filter: { value:request.query.filter || '', query:true, scope:'client' }, columns: { value:request.query.columns || 2, query:true, scope:'client' } });
An example of using cookies to write UI state into future requests
For more comprehensive appdata storage, Worker Servers are provided a Link header in their requests which includes a rel='http://grimwire.com/rel/appstorage'
entry. This link points to a collection which is user-specific and isolated to the worker. Programs can use this to keep any information about the user, and (as a result) do not have to worry about authenticating and identifying the client.
Providing a link in the request header ensures that Workers can serve multiple users. Remember, once Grimwire supports P2P, more users than just the host will access the program.
Cookies are actually just special items (under '.cookies') in the appstorage. You can read and write to the '.cookies' item if you need more direct access to their values, but take care not to corrupt the schema in the process.
local.http.navigator(request.headers.link, 'http://grimwire.com/rel/appstorage') .item('user-profile') .getJson();
Using the request Link header to access app storage


The border-radius property adds rounded corners to an element.
Increasing the border-radius rounds the corners of the element more.


El Nino, La Nina not expected in Pacific but extreme weather still possible: WMO
GENEVA (Reuters) - Neutral conditions are expected to prevail in the Pacific through February, but that will not prevent extreme weather, the U.N.’s World Meteorological Organisation said on Friday
“We currently have neutral conditions so neither El Nino or La Nina. And we expect this to continue during the period December 2019 to February 2020. Having said that doesn’t mean that we are not going to see unusual and extreme weather,” WMO spokeswoman Clare Nullis told a news briefing.
El Nino has been linked to crop damage, fires and flash floods. It is a climate phenomenon linked to a periodic warming in sea-surface temperatures across the central and east-central equatorial Pacific and is the opposite of La Niña, characterized by unusually cold temperatures in the region.


Before Change
r"^\s*([^,]*),\s*Detected devices: %i" % self.num_gpus_per_node,
self.stdout, 1
))
number_of_detected_devices = len(all_detected_devices)
if number_of_detected_devices != self.job.num_tasks:
failures.append("Requested %s nodes, but found %s nodes)" %
(self.job.num_tasks, number_of_detected_devices))
failures.append("nodelist %s" % all_detected_devices)
After Change
self.stdout, 1
))
evaluate(sn.assert_eq(devices_found, good_nodes,
msg="check failed on the following node(s): %s" %
",".join(sorted(devices_found - good_nodes))))
// Sanity is fine, fill in the perf. patterns based on the exact node id
for nodename in devices_found:
for xfer_kind in ("h2d", "d2h", "d2d"):


For incoming calls, this responds to the INVITE with an optional statusCode (defaults to 200) and optional reason phrase.
when the inbound call has been confirmed.
Hangs up the call with an optional statusCode (defaults to 603) and optional reason phrase. This function is different than answering the call with 3xx-6xx response (with answer()), in that this function will hangup the call regardless of the state and role of the call, while answer() only works with incoming calls on EARLY state.
when the outstanding call has been disconnected.
Start a new SIP call to destination.
when the outbound call has been connected.
Update registration or perform unregistration. You only need to call this method if you want to manually update the registration or want to unregister from the server. If renew is false, this will begin the unregistration process.
do 'register' to update expiration when true, do 'register' with expiration=0 to unregister when false.
Generated using TypeDoc
An adapter class to Sipster.ts.Account
Sipster.ts.Account
Pjsip.Account as well
AccountExt#registering
AccountExt#unregistering
AccountExt#unregistererd
AccountExt#call


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Exploring Google Calendar Through The Combined View Of Distributed Cognition And Sociomateriality
Hannah Ng
published at Jun 6, 2020 10:03 a.m.
1.Introduction
This paper will examine Google Calendar, a widely used time management and schedule tracking
tool,through the lens of a combination of two theories - Distributed Cognition [1] and
Sociomateriality[2]. Calendar here is considered specifically in the organization
context, the role of which is a work calendar in this case. In a macro point of view,
Google Calendar, as a work calendar, is a digital platform whose content is dynamically constituted
by the ongoing social events, culture, and norms within a company. However, Google Calendar
cannot make responses to these social factors without human’s manual intervention. Breaking
down, these interventions are implemented through the process of cognition distribution, including
the delegation from mind to object, and cognition exchanging between people, which is also
the fundamental mechanism that enables the “share calendar” feature. In the following sections I
will start by briefly introducing the technology and related theories. In Section 2 I will discuss
why choosing the combination of Distributed Cognition and Sociomateriality could bring new
understandings to this technology. In Section 3, I will unpack new understandings of Google Calendar
through the combined lens in detail. In Section 4, I will discuss the design opportunities and
implications for the other HCI problems revealed by this combined perspective.
2.Theories in nutshells
2.1 Google calendar
Google Calendar is a material platform that helps us “remember” important tasks, as well as organize
our schedule
by adding and modifying events [3]. Google Calendar could be shared with permission, which means
that users
could get access to others’ calendars [3]. Some of the companies leverage this shared feature in
Google
Calendars to keep track with their employees’ work schedules as one of the measurements of their
performance.
2.2 Sociomateriality
Sociomateriality is a theory built upon the intersection of technology, work, and organization
[4]. Wanda
Orlikowski, the pioneer in sociomaterial theory, argues that social and material are not separated.
“social and the material are constitutively entangled in everyday organizational life” [2].
Here, “constitutively” means the ability to establish the form, such as using bricks to constitute a
house [5].
“Entangled” means that two things are so infused that it is impossible to experience them as
separate entities
[2][5]. Further, Sociomateriality posits that social and material are not just constantly shaping
each other,
but also constructing each other. All materiality is social in that it was created and used through
social
processes and social contexts and that all social action is possible because of some materiality
[6]. One
example of sociomateriality, mentioned by Orlikowski, is the Google Search. Google Search is not a
static
material, instead, the results it presents are dynamic and constituted by a list of social factors,
including:
the authenticity of the website (official website first)
interactions by other users
the relativity to the search term
the interventions by government
Vice versa, the social action of clicking the most related result, which is most likely on
top, relies on
the order generated by the PageRank algorithm [2].
Hannah Ng
Design Technologist at Ariacom
I am a UIUX designer as well as a frontend developer. My interests reside in both
designing and building websites and web apps. I was born in Guangzhou, China, and have
been living in Seattle for years.


22. Graphing Window¶
.
23. Creating a new Graph¶
Right click in the graph window to bring up a popup menu. The last entry in the first section is “Add new graph”. This brings up the Graph Setup Window. From there you can create a new graph.
24. Selecting a Graph¶
You can select a graph either by clicking on it or by clicking its name in the list of graphs up that the top right.
25. Editing a Graph¶
You can either double click its name in the list of graphs at the top right or select the graph, right click, and select “Edit Selected Graph”
26. Deleting Graphs¶
There are two options. You can select a graph, right click, and select “Remove selected graph” or you can right click and select “Remove All Graphs”
27. Moving Around¶
Left clicking and dragging in the graphing area will allow you to pan around. The mouse wheel (if you have one) will let you zoom in and out. If you select the numbers on either the X or Y axis then you’ll be able to pan and zoom on just that axis leaving the other alone. This is useful in order to expand or shrink the time axis or to rescale the vertical axis to better fit the data in view. The “+” key will zoom in, the “-” key zooms out. You can also zoom in and out from the pop up window that appears when you right click. If you’ve messed up your view and can’t figure out how to fix it then right click and select “Reset View” to get a nice view of all the data again.
28. Loading and Saving Graphs¶
It can be beneficial to create a set of graphs that can be used over and over. You can save the currently setup graphs to a file and then load it later. Right click on the graphing window and use “Save graph definitions to file” and “Load graph definitions from file” to do this. You can also save a picture of the graphing window. PDF, PNG, and JPG are supported. Lastly, you can save a spreadsheet of all the graphed points.
29. Real Time Graphing¶
Sometimes it is useful to graph while data are still being captured. When this is done it is additionally handy if the view follows the new data. In the right click pop up menu you will find “Follow end of graph”. It is a checkbox. When it is on the current view will follow the end of the data captured. The “window” you’ve set up will scroll. That is, the zoom and vertical calibration will stay the same and only the “Time Axis” will scroll such that the end of the capture is always at the right hand side of the graphing window.


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Really Cool Vlog 8
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import numpy as np
M=0 # variable to store positive results
for i in range(10000):
# draw 28 numbers between 0 and 1
trial = np.random.rand(28)<0.5
# count how many heads we got
nHeads = np.sum(trial)
# if more than 19 heads, update M
if nHeads >= 19:
M += 1
p = M/10000 #0.0439


What channel is England Women vs Germany on? Team news, TV and live stream information
Phil Neville will lead out England Women in front of a sold out Wembley Stadium as they face Germany. The Lionesses have struggled for form recently but will be aiming to bounce back
by Alex SmithEngland Women are expected to play in front of more than 80,000 at Wembley on Saturday for their international fixture with Germany.
It will be a landmark and record occasion for women's football in England, but the last time these two sides met under the arch, the visitors recorded a 3-0 win in 2014.
Neville's team have struggled for form since reaching the semi-finals of the World Cup and he discussed the journey for his squad to hit the pinnacle ahead of next year's Olympics and the 2021 Euros.
Phil Neville says his Lionesses are getting closer to the levels of professionalism he wants, but are 10 to 15 per cent away playing the football he views as perfect.
"They are getting up to the levels we have talked about in terms of professionalism that I want," Neville said.
"Back in the first six months it was 'I say, you do, I say, you do,' in terms of driving the culture. Now I've got the players and captains in particular that are driving the culture from within.
"I have taken a step back in terms of being that person that always drives things because ultimately from a learning point of view, it is better peer to peer telling each other what to do in terms of standards than me always driving that.
"From a playing point of view I still think we have got another 10 to 15 per cent to go from what I see as really perfect football and that is what we are working on and that is what I want to see."
When is the game?
The game is on Saturday 9 November.
Kick-off is set for 5:30pm.
Where is the game being played?
The game takes place at a sold out Wembley Stadium.
What TV channel is the game on?
The game will be shown on BBC Two for UK viewers.
Coverage starts at 17:30pm.
Can you live stream the game?
If you live in the UK and have a TV license then head to the BBC website or the iPlayer app.
England team news
Ellen White has returned to the England set-up after her injury, as has Georgia Stanway.
Phil Neville has 17 members of his World Cup semi-finalists to choose from, alongside White, Stanway and Gemma Bonner - although he is monitoring their fitness.
Toni Duggan has been forced to pull out the squad after a back injury.
Squad in full: Millie Bright ( Chelsea ), Lucy Bronze (Lyon), Rachel Daly (Houston Dash), Toni Duggan (Atletico Madrid), Mary Earps ( Manchester United ), Beth England (Chelsea), Alex Greenwood (Lyon), Lauren Hemp ( Manchester City ), Steph Houghton (Manchester City), Abbie McManus (Manchester United), Beth Mead ( Arsenal ), Jordan Nobbs (Arsenal), Nikita Parris (Lyon), Ellie Roebuck (Manchester City), Jill Scott (Manchester City), Lucy Staniforth (Birmingham City), Demi Stokes (Manchester City), Jodie Taylor (Reign FC), Carly Telford (Chelsea), Keira Walsh (Manchester City), Leah Williamson (Arsenal)
Betting odds
- England 7/5
- Draw 21/10
- Germany 8/5
Odds courtesy of thepools.com


Save £3,000 on these Panerai and Jaeger-LeCoultre watches at Goldsmiths
Pre-ordered luxury Swiss watches get massive discounts for Black Friday
by Alistair CharltonRight now, Goldsmiths is offering some serious savings on a range of pre-owned luxury Swiss watches.
Included in the sale are watches by top-tier Swiss brands like Panerai and Jaeger-LeCoultre - and right now you can save £3,000 on each.
First we have the Reverso Duetto ladies watch by Jaeger-LeCoultre. Built around the year 2005, this elegant yellow gold timepiece is just 22mm wide but features a stunning party trick, where the case flips out and rotates 180 degrees, giving you an option for what you want the front of the watch to look like.
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The case is fitted to a matching yellow gold bracelet strap, a silver dial and sapphire crystal glass. The watch is powered by a manually-wound mechanical movement and comes with a branded box, plus original paperwork and instruction manual.
As with all pre-owed watched offed by Goldsmiths, this Jaeger-LaCoultre has passed a five-point test to prove its authenticity and mechanical soundness, and comes with a two-year warranty for added peace of mind.
The watch has been discounted by a massive £3,000, and is now priced at £6,995. Alternatively, it is offered on finance from £132.13 per month at 9.9% APR.
Next up we have a pre-owned mens watch in the form of the Panerai Luminor. This huge timepiece measures 52mm across, thanks to its unique crown guard.
The case is made from lightweight titanium and inside you will find a self-winding mechanical movement. The watch is water resistant to an impressive 120 metres and comes with a black rubber strap.
As with other pre-owned watches from Goldsmiths, this watch has passed the retailer's five-point authentication and mechanical soundness test, and comes with a two-year warranty.
Thanks to a £3,000 discount, the watch is now priced at £5,395, or from £101.91 per month (9.9% APR). And remember, all watches over £5,000 come with Goldsmiths' VIP concierge service with enhanced delivery options.
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Guidance
The information that schools maintained by their local authorities must publish on their websites.
Every local-authority-maintained school must publish specific information on its website to comply with The School Information (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2016 .
If you’re an academy or free school , read guidance on what academies, free schools and colleges should publish online .
Your school’s website must include:
If the school’s governing body decides your admissions, you must publish your school’s admission arrangements each year and keep them up for the whole school year.
You must explain:
If the local authority decides your admissions, write that parents should contact the local authority to find out about your admission arrangements.
You must publish either:
You must publish the following details from your school’s most recent key stage 2 results:
You must publish the following details from your school’s most recent key stage 4 results:
Find out what key stage 5 (16 to 19) information colleges should publish .
You must include a link to the school and college performance tables service .
You must publish:
You should publish details of your school’s behaviour policy.
The policy must comply with Section 89 of the Education and Inspections Act 2006 .
Read advice on developing and publishing your school’s behaviour policy .
You must publish details of your school’s complaints procedure, which must comply with Section 29 of the Education Act 2002 .
Read guidance on developing your school’s complaints procedure .
You must publish a strategy for the school’s use of the pupil premium . You no longer have to publish a ‘pupil premium statement’.
For the current academic year, you must include:
For the previous academic year, you must include:
Pupil premium funding is allocated for each financial year, but the information you publish online should refer to the academic year, as this is how parents understand the school system.
As you won’t know allocations for the end of the academic year (April to July), you should report on the funding up to the end of the financial year and update it when you have all the figures.
The Teaching Schools Council has published templates to support schools in presenting their pupil premium strategies. Use of the templates is voluntary.
If your school has received year 7 literacy and numeracy catch-up premium funding , you must publish:
If your school receives PE (physical education) and sport premium funding , you must publish:
You must publish a SEN information report on your school’s policy for pupils with SEN .
The report must comply with:
You can find details of what to include in schedule 1 of the Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014 , and section 6 of the ‘Special educational needs and disability code of practice: 0 to 25 years’ .
You must also publish the accessibility plan you’ve prepared in compliance with paragraph 3 of schedule 10 of the Equality Act 2010 .
You must publish:
Read more advice on publishing information about your school’s governors .
You must publish your school’s charging and ‘remissions’ policies (this means when you cancel fees). The policies must include details of:
Read about school charging and remission .
Your website should include a statement of your school’s ethos and values.
If a parent requests a paper copy of the information on your school’s website, you must provide this free of charge.
Published: 18 September 2014
Updated: 1 November 2016
From: Department for Education