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Silicon Valley Regional |
3/30/2012 - 3/31/2012 |
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Award |
Team |
Team Name |
Person |
Home Town |
|
Regional Chairman's Award |
604 |
BAE SYSTEMS/Exatron/Huawei/IBM/Brin Wojcicki Foundation/GOOGLE/LUSK Metals and Plastics/Design Visionaries/HSC Electronic Supply/Intuitive Surgical/Lockheed Martin/Motorola/National Semiconductor/Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co./Sierra Radio Systems/SOLIDWOR |
|
San Jose, CA, USA |
|
Engineering Inspiration Award |
840 |
CIM 3 Engineering/BAE Systems/Intuitive Surgical/SRI International & Aragon High School & San Mateo Union High School District |
|
San Mateo, CA, USA |
|
Regional Winners #2 |
254 |
NASA Ames Research Center / BAE Systems / Ooyala / Gilbert Spray Coat / Pacific Coast Metal / Good Plastics / Polytec Products / Stalfab / S&S Welding / Modern Machine / Vivid-Hosting / Pricewaterhouse Coopers / Berger Manufacturing / WS Machine / Airtron |
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San Jose, CA, USA |
|
Regional Winners #3 |
766 |
Abbott Fund/PTC/Intuitive Surgical, Inc./SRI International/jcpenney & Menlo-Atherton High School |
|
Atherton, CA, USA |
|
Regional Winners #1 |
971 |
Berger Manufacturing / Google / Abbott Fund / St. Jude Medical Foundation / BAE Systems / The Linley Group / Intuitive Surgical / Space Systems Loral / Morrison Family / Machine Applications Technology Inc. / JP Metal Fabrication / MVHS PTSA / Bob Reay & |
|
Mountain View, CA, USA |
|
Regional Winners #4 |
|
|
|
|
|
Regional Finalists #4 |
|
|
|
|
|
Regional Finalists #1 |
1868 |
NASA/NASA Ames Research Center/BAE Systems/St. Jude Medical Foundation/Stellar Solutions/Intuitive Surgical/F 5 Networks/Anytime Welding/World Metal Finishing/Vivid-Hosting/Solidworks/Wildbit/Santa Clara University & Girl Scouts of Northern California |
|
Moffett Field, CA, USA |
|
Regional Finalists #2 |
3256 |
C&H Enterprises / BAE Systems / Google, Inc. / The Sergey Brin-Anne Wojcicki Foundation / MDR Precision / Intuitive Surgical / Four-D Metal Finishing Inc / Digital Pre-press International (San Francisco) / Zhang Foundation / Peninsula Metal Fabrication & |
|
San Jose, CA, USA |
|
Regional Finalists #3 |
751 |
US Venture Partners / August Capital / Canaan Partners / MegaPath / Silicon Valley Bank / Venrock & Woodside Priory School |
|
Portola Valley, CA, USA |
|
Coopertition Award |
4171 |
jcpenney & Seaside High School |
|
Seaside, CA, USA |
|
Creativity Award sponsored by Xerox |
2035 |
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute/Naval Post Graduate School/El Camino Machine and Welding/SJ Automation/KnappWerks & Carmel High School & Carmel Unified School District |
|
Carmel, CA, USA |
|
Engineering Excellence Award sponsored by Delphi |
3256 |
C&H Enterprises / BAE Systems / Google, Inc. / The Sergey Brin-Anne Wojcicki Foundation / MDR Precision / Intuitive Surgical / Four-D Metal Finishing Inc / Digital Pre-press International (San Francisco) / Zhang Foundation / Peninsula Metal Fabrication & |
|
San Jose, CA, USA |
|
Entrepreneurship Award sponsored by Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers |
3354 |
Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey Campus Queretaro |
|
Queretaro, OA, Mexico |
|
FIRST Dean's List Finalist Award #2 |
604 |
BAE SYSTEMS/Exatron/Huawei/IBM/Brin Wojcicki Foundation/GOOGLE/LUSK Metals and Plastics/Design Visionaries/HSC Electronic Supply/Intuitive Surgical/Lockheed Martin/Motorola/National Semiconductor/Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co./Sierra Radio Systems/SOLIDWOR |
Kunal Mehta |
San Jose, CA, USA |
|
FIRST Dean's List Finalist Award #1 |
254 |
NASA Ames Research Center / BAE Systems / Ooyala / Gilbert Spray Coat / Pacific Coast Metal / Good Plastics / Polytec Products / Stalfab / S&S Welding / Modern Machine / Vivid-Hosting / Pricewaterhouse Coopers / Berger Manufacturing / WS Machine / Airtron |
Eric Bakan |
San Jose, CA, USA |
|
Gracious Professionalism Award sponsored by Johnson & Johnson |
115 |
Google/Lockheed Martin/BAE SYSTEMS/Fremont Union High School Foundation/Symantec Corporation/Intuitive Surgical/Northrop Grumman & Monta Vista High School |
|
Cupertino, CA, USA |
|
Highest Rookie Seed |
4047 |
jcpenney & Oakland Tech High School |
|
Okland, CA, USA |
|
Imagery Award in honor of Jack Kamen |
1538 |
Nordson Asymtek/BlueChip Machine & Fabrication/SAIC/BAE SYSTEMS/Qualcomm/Vivid Hosting/San Diego County Sheriff's Department & High Tech High School |
|
San Diego, CA, USA |
|
Industrial Design Award sponsored by General Motors |
254 |
NASA Ames Research Center / BAE Systems / Ooyala / Gilbert Spray Coat / Pacific Coast Metal / Good Plastics / Polytec Products / Stalfab / S&S Welding / Modern Machine / Vivid-Hosting / Pricewaterhouse Coopers / Berger Manufacturing / WS Machine / Airtron |
|
San Jose, CA, USA |
|
Industrial Safety Award sponsored by Underwriters Laboratories |
597 |
The Boeing Company / jcpenney / AutoDesk / USC-MESA / Raytheon / NASA / Google / Amgen / Paragon TEC / Computers for Youth / Kissick Family Foundation / Los Angeles Trade Tech / Most Valuable Majors / L. A. City Councilman Bernard C. Parks / Iridescent / |
|
Los Angeles, CA, USA |
|
Innovation in Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation |
846 |
FUHS Foundation / Western Digital / NASA / Symantec / Google / Teradata Corp / The Brin Wojcicki Foundation / Lux Manufacturing / BAE Systems / Mao Family / Intuitive Surgical Inc / Vanderbend Manufacturing / Sony Electronics & Lynbrook High School |
|
San Jose, CA, USA |
|
Quality Award sponsored by Motorola |
1868 |
NASA/NASA Ames Research Center/BAE Systems/St. Jude Medical Foundation/Stellar Solutions/Intuitive Surgical/F 5 Networks/Anytime Welding/World Metal Finishing/Vivid-Hosting/Solidworks/Wildbit/Santa Clara University & Girl Scouts of Northern California |
|
Moffett Field, CA, USA |
|
Rookie All Star Award |
4086 |
jcpenney & Boy Scouts of America Snake River Council & Canyon Ridge High School & Twin Falls High School & Twin Falls County 4-H |
|
Twin Falls, ID, USA |
|
Rookie Inspiration Award |
4186 |
jcpenney & Alameda Science and Technology Institute |
|
Alameda, CA, USA |
|
Team Spirit Award sponsored by Chrysler |
597 |
The Boeing Company / jcpenney / AutoDesk / USC-MESA / Raytheon / NASA / Google / Amgen / Paragon TEC / Computers for Youth / Kissick Family Foundation / Los Angeles Trade Tech / Most Valuable Majors / L. A. City Councilman Bernard C. Parks / Iridescent / |
|
Los Angeles, CA, USA |
|
Volunteer of the Year |
|
|
Joanne Heberer |
|
|
Website Award |
597 |
The Boeing Company / jcpenney / AutoDesk / USC-MESA / Raytheon / NASA / Google / Amgen / Paragon TEC / Computers for Youth / Kissick Family Foundation / Los Angeles Trade Tech / Most Valuable Majors / L. A. City Councilman Bernard C. Parks / Iridescent / |
|
Los Angeles, CA, USA |
|
Woodie Flowers Finalist Award |
604 |
BAE SYSTEMS/Exatron/Huawei/IBM/Brin Wojcicki Foundation/GOOGLE/LUSK Metals and Plastics/Design Visionaries/HSC Electronic Supply/Intuitive Surgical/Lockheed Martin/Motorola/National Semiconductor/Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co./Sierra Radio Systems/SOLIDWOR |
Jim Mori |
San Jose, CA, USA |
|
Judges' Award #1 |
2073 |
Siemens Mobility & Pleasant Grove High School |
|
Elk Grove, CA, USA |
|
Match scheduling software © 2007 Idle Loop Software Design, LLC. |
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FIRST— For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology |
Copyright © 2012 FIRST |
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Tesco unveils its deliciously festive chocolate orange Christmas food range
It's time to tuck in!
by Nancy BrownThere's surely no flavour combination more festive than chocolate and orange.
And now supermarket Tesco has unveiled a range of chocolate orange Christmas treats that are making our mouths water.
Last year, a whopping 15 million chocolate orange-flavoured products were sold at Tesco over the Christmas period.
And, this year, fans of the classic flavour combo are in for a treat as Tesco launches a selection of festive products that have been crafted to perfectly pair the flavours.
Read more: Morrisons is offering a free mince pie and hot drink to OAPs this Christmas
Customers can pick up a host of chocolatey orange treats from indulgent orange-filled chocolate muffins to Free From orange cream cookies covered with Belgian chocolate and a delicious new chocolate and clementine cake.
The Tesco Finest Belgian Chocolate & Clementine Cake, priced at just £12, serves 14 and makes for a stunning festive centrepiece.
Each slice reveals three alternating layers of light orange and chocolate sponge, delicately sandwiched with a zesty clementine coulis.
It's hand-decorated with luxurious chocolate ganache buttercream, and finished with bronze-lustred Belgian chocolate curls and chocolate rice balls.
Read more: Customers divided over festive pigs in blankets ice cream
It's in store and online from November 25.
Caramel fans should head into store on December 16 for the scrummy Tesco Finest Caramel & Orange Torte, £8.
It features a spiced biscuit crumb layer topped with a baked orange mousse, filled with pockets of caramelised orange and a caramel glazed mouse, finished with chocolate decorations and white chocolate-coated shortcake pieces.
There's also the Chocolate Orange Popcorn, £1.50, and the Enrobed Cookies & Cream pack of six chocolate biscuits filled with orange-flavoured cream, £2.
If muffins are more your thing, fear not, there's also a two page of Chocolate & Orange Filled Muffins – a zesty Christmas steal for just £1.50.
A Tesco rep revealed: "Chocolate and orange are perfect bedfellows. The rich creamy notes of the chocolate perfectly pairs with the sharp citrus notes of orange."
They added: "This Christmas, we wanted to offer fans of the classic flavour pairing more ways to enjoy by reimagining traditional favourites."
Let us know what you think of the range on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix.


Bolivia president says will call elections in coming hours
Bolivia's interim president Jeanine Anez said on Wednesday she will call elections in the coming hours, after deadly unrest following the resignation of Evo Morales in the wake of the disputed October 20 ballot.
"God willing, today, in the morning, we will call elections as the entire country is demanding," Anez told reporters.
Unrest in Bolivia first erupted after Morales - the country's first indigenous president - was accused of rigging the results of last month's polls to gain reelection.
He resigned and fled to Mexico after losing the support of the security forces.
Anez, the 52-year-old former deputy speaker of the Senate, declared herself the country's interim president last week, filling a vacuum left by Morales' departure and the resignations of several ministers.


Static Media Manager v0.4 documentation
Install the package.
From Source Checkout:
git clone http://opensource.washingtontimes.com/git/public/django-staticmediamgr.git/
cd django-staticmediamgr
python setup.py install
From PyPI:
**Comming soon**
Add to INSTALLED_APPS. In your projects settings.py file, add staticmediamgr to INSTALLED_APPS.
Configure Settings. In settings.py or local_settings.py configure at least STATIC_MEDIA_COPY_PATHS and possibly STATIC_MEDIA_COMPRESS_CSS and STATIC_MEDIA_COMPRESS_JS.
For local development, assuming you are using a local_settings.py file, set your STATIC_MEDIA_COPY_PATHS to a path that is not versioned with version control. Then configure django to serve media from that directory.
In local_settings.py:
STATIC_MEDIA_COPY_PATHS = (
{'from': 'media', 'to': 'media2'},
)
Then in urls.py:
urlpatterns += patterns('',
(r'^media/(?P<path>.*)$', 'django.views.static.serve',
{'document_root': os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'media2')}),
)
Static Media Manager creates a management command copy_static_media. To copy all your static media simply:
./manage.py copy_static_media


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Computes the norm of vectors, matrices, and tensors. (deprecated arguments)
tf.compat.v1.linalg.norm
tf.compat.v1.norm( tensor, ord='euclidean', axis=None, keepdims=None, name=None, keep_dims=None )
Warning: SOME ARGUMENTS ARE DEPRECATED: (keep_dims)
. They will be removed in a future version.
Instructions for updating:
keep_dims is deprecated, use keepdims instead
This function can compute several different vector norms (the 1-norm, the Euclidean or 2-norm, the inf-norm, and in general the p-norm for p > 0) and matrix norms (Frobenius, 1-norm, 2-norm and inf-norm).
tensor
: Tensor
of types float32
, float64
, complex64
, complex128
ord
: Order of the norm. Supported values are 'fro', 'euclidean',
1
, 2
, np.inf
and any positive real number yielding the corresponding
p-norm. Default is 'euclidean' which is equivalent to Frobenius norm if
tensor
is a matrix and equivalent to 2-norm for vectors.
Some restrictions apply:
a) The Frobenius norm fro
is not defined for vectors,
b) If axis is a 2-tuple (matrix norm), only 'euclidean', 'fro', 1
,
2
, np.inf
are supported.
See the description of axis
on how to compute norms for a batch of
vectors or matrices stored in a tensor.axis
: If axis
is None
(the default), the input is considered a vector
and a single vector norm is computed over the entire set of values in the
tensor, i.e. norm(tensor, ord=ord)
is equivalent to
norm(reshape(tensor, [-1]), ord=ord)
.
If axis
is a Python integer, the input is considered a batch of vectors,
and axis
determines the axis in tensor
over which to compute vector
norms.
If axis
is a 2-tuple of Python integers it is considered a batch of
matrices and axis
determines the axes in tensor
over which to compute
a matrix norm.
Negative indices are supported. Example: If you are passing a tensor that
can be either a matrix or a batch of matrices at runtime, pass
axis=[-2,-1]
instead of axis=None
to make sure that matrix norms are
computed.keepdims
: If True, the axis indicated in axis
are kept with size 1.
Otherwise, the dimensions in axis
are removed from the output shape.name
: The name of the op.keep_dims
: Deprecated alias for keepdims
.output
: A Tensor
of the same type as tensor, containing the vector or
matrix norms. If keepdims
is True then the rank of output is equal to
the rank of tensor
. Otherwise, if axis
is none the output is a scalar,
if axis
is an integer, the rank of output
is one less than the rank
of tensor
, if axis
is a 2-tuple the rank of output
is two less
than the rank of tensor
.ValueError
: If ord
or axis
is invalid.Mostly equivalent to numpy.linalg.norm.
Not supported: ord <= 0, 2-norm for matrices, nuclear norm.
Other differences:
a) If axis is None
, treats the flattened tensor
as a vector
regardless of rank.
b) Explicitly supports 'euclidean' norm as the default, including for
higher order tensors.


TITLE 19. HEALTH
Chapter
321 Department of Health
321C Office of Language Access
321D Interdepartmental Cluster for Services to Children
321E Dispersal Review Council--Repealed
321F Office of the Aloha Health Corps--Repealed
321G California-Hawaii Cooperative Commission--Repealed
321H Neurotrauma
322 Nuisances; Sanitary Regulations
322H Hawaii Health Authority
323 Hospitals and Medical Facilities
323B Health Care Privacy Harmonization Act
323C Privacy of Health Care Information--Repealed
323D Health Planning and Resources Development and
Health Care Cost Control
323F Hawaii Health Systems Corporation
323G Hospital Discharge Planning--Designation of a Caregiver
324 Medical Research; Morbidity and Mortality
Information
325 Infectious and Communicable Diseases
326 Hansen's Disease
327 Medical and Research Use of Bodies
327C Death
327D Medical Treatment Decisions--Repealed
327E Uniform Health-Care Decisions Act (Modified)
327F Medical Treatment Decisions for Psychotic Disorders--
Repealed
327G Advance Mental Health Care Directives
327H Pain Patient's Bill of Rights
327K Provider Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment
328 Food, Drugs, and Cosmetics
328A Water, Furnishing Potable--Repealed
328B Return-for-Credit-and-Reuse of Prescription Drugs--
Repealed
328C Donation of Pharmaceuticals and Health Care Supplies
328D Bottled Water
328E Intoxicating Compounds
328J Smoking
328K Smoking--Repealed
328L Hawaii Tobacco Settlement Moneys
329 Uniform Controlled Substances Act
329B Substance Abuse Testing
329C Imitation Controlled Substances Act
329D Medical Cannabis Dispensary System
329E Overdose Prevention and Emergency Response Act
330 Poisons, Sale of
330C Hawaii Poison Prevention Packaging Act
331 Radium for Medical and Surgical Purposes--Repealed
332 Mattresses, Manufacture, Etc., and Sale of
332D Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers
333 Mental Retardation--Repealed
333E Developmental Disabilities
333F Services for Persons with Developmental or
Intellectual Disabilities
334 Mental Health, Mental Illness, Drug Addiction,
and Alcoholism
334B Utilization Review and Managed Care of Mental Health,
Alcohol, or Drug Abuse Treatment
334D Diversion Program for Chemically Dependent Nurses
334E Rights of Recipients of Mental Health Services
335 Interstate Compact on Mental Health
336 Deportation and Transfer of Alien and Nonresident
Public Charges
337 Uniform Act for the Extradition of Persons of Unsound
Mind
338 Vital Statistics
339 Litter Control
339D Electronic Waste and Television Recycling and
Recovery Act
339K Northwest Interstate Compact on Low-Level Radioactive
Waste Management
340 Hawaii Waste Management--Repealed
340A Solid Waste
340B Wastewater Treatment Personnel
340E Safe Drinking Water
340F Hawaii Law for Mandatory Certification of Public
Water System Operators
341 Environmental Quality Control
342 Environmental Quality--Repealed
342B Air Pollution Control
342C Ozone Layer Protection
342D Water Pollution
342E Nonpoint Source Pollution Management and Control
342F Noise Pollution
342G Integrated Solid Waste Management
342H Solid Waste Pollution
342I Special Wastes Recycling
342J Hazardous Waste
342L Underground Storage Tanks
342N Used Oil Transport, Recycling, and Disposal--Repealed
342P Asbestos and Lead
343 Environmental Impact Statements
343D Hawaii Environmental Disclosure Law--Repealed
344 State Environmental Policy
Note
Pacific-Asia institute for resilience and sustainability. L 2014, c 229.
CHAPTER 321
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Part I. General and Administrative Provisions
Section
321-1 General powers and duties of the department
321-1.1 Development of environmental goals and
objectives
321-1.3 Domestic violence and sexual assault special fund
321-1.4 Office of health care assurance special fund;
deposits; expenditures
321-1.5 Primary health care incentive program;
establishment
321-1.6 Additional duties of the director
321-1.65 Community health centers special fund
321-1.7 Public health nursing services program
321-1.8 Inspections; public notice
321-1.9 Inspections; visits; state-licensed or state-certified
care facilities
321-2 General office
321-2.5 Volunteer medical assistance personnel
321-3 Repealed
321-4 Agents and inspectors
321-4.3 Epidemiologists
321-4.5 Inspection of food establishments
321-4.6 Advisory council on food protection practices;
created
321-4.7 Producers of hand-pounded poi; exemption
321-5 Contract for exchange of Hawaii personnel
321-6 Repealed
321-6.5 Clinical laboratory test results
321-7 Disbursement of moneys
321-8 Repealed
321-9 Seal, rules and regulations
321-10 Rules, adoption, effect
321-10.5 Agricultural processing facilities; permits;
priority
321-11 Subjects of health rules, generally
321-11.1 Medically accurate sexuality health education
321-11.2 Adult foster homes
321-11.3 Repealed
321-11.4 Fees for electronic applications and payments
321-11.5 Establishment of fees
321-11.51 Sanitation permits; transfer
321-11.6 Genetically modified organisms
321-11.7 Repealed
321-11.8 Care homes; liability insurance; coverage
321-11.9 Dental health facilities; health care facilities; use
of latex gloves
321-12 Barbers, hairdressers, cosmeticians,
cosmetologists, and beauticians
321‑12.2 Tanning facilities; minors; penalties
321-12.5 Certified forensic examination fees
321-13 Regulation of certain other occupations
321-13.5 Certified nurse aides; investigations of abuse
and neglect
321-14 License to practice certain occupations
321-14.5 Hospitals; licensing
321-14.8 Home care agencies; licensing
321-15 Biennial registration; fees, failure to register;
denial, suspension, or revocation of a license
321-15.1 Definitions
321-15.2 Background checks
321-15.3 Criminal history disclosure of prospective
care home resident
321-15.5 Repealed
321-15.6 Adult residential care homes; licensing
321-15.61 Adult residential care homes expanded admissions
321-15.62 Expanded adult residential care homes; licensing
321-15.63 Hospice services
321-15.7 Penalty
321-15.8 Repealed
321-15.9 Developmental disabilities residential services
321-16, 16.1 Repealed
321-16.5 Special treatment facilities
321-16.6 Therapeutic living programs
321-17 Vessels to carry diseased persons; penalty
321-18 Penalty
321-19 Delegation to counties
321-20 Remedies
321-21 Infectious wastes; management and disposal
321-22 Long term care service development fund established
321-22.5 Trauma system special fund
321-23 Catastrophic and traumatic emergency response
program established
321-23.3 Volunteer emergency medical disaster response
personnel
321-23.6 Rapid identification documents
321-24 to 26 Repealed
321-26.5 Environmentally-sensitive cleaning and maintenance
products for use in public schools; approved list
of products
321-27 Sanitation and environmental health special fund
321-27.5 Audit of sanitation branch
321-28 Traumatic brain injury advisory board
321-29 Epidemiologic investigations
321-30 Human placenta
321-30.1 Medical cannabis registry and regulation special
fund; established
321-30.2 Civil monetary penalty special fund
Part II. Preventive Medicine
321-31 Functions of the department
321-32 Epidemiological specialists
321-33 Shaken baby syndrome
321-34 Cytomegalovirus public education
321-35 Department of education student physical examination
follow-up assistance and consultations
Part IIA. Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention
321-36 Definitions
321-37 Child abuse and neglect secondary prevention
programs
321-38 Hawaii children's trust fund advisory committee
Part III. Cancer Control
321-41 Educational program
321-42 Tumor clinics
321-43 Statistical activities
321-44 Repealed
321-45 Cancer examination
321-46 Breast density mammography results; report and
notification
Part IV. Children with Special Health Needs
321-51 Department to administer part
321-52 Powers, duties, and activities of the department
321-52.5 Repealed
321-53 Funds
321-54 Application of part
Part V. Dental Health
321-61 Dental health
321-62 General duties of department
321-63 Director's specific duties and powers
Part VI. Industrial Hygiene
321-71 Industrial hygiene
321-72 Sources of ionizing radiation; federal-state
agreements
Part VII. Nutrition
321-81 Nutrition
321-82 Field nutritionist, rural Oahu
Part VIII. Home Health Services
321-91 Program of home health services
321-92 Fees for services
321-93 Home health services; source of funds; disposition
of receipts
Part IX. Systematic Hearing and Vision Program
321-101 Systematic hearing and vision program
Part IXA. Prevention of Blindness
321-106 Prevention of blindness at childbirth
Part X. Sexually Transmitted Diseases
321-111 Sexually transmitted disease prevention program
321-112 to 114 Repealed
321-115 Prophylactics
Part XI. Chronic Renal Disease--Repealed
321-121 to 123 Repealed
Part XII. Safety Glazing of Glass--Repealed
321-131 to 137 Repealed
Part XIII. Emergency services--Repealed
321-151 Repealed
Part XIV. Blood Alcohol
321-161 Chemical testing for alcohol concentration or drug
content
Part XV. Mental Health Services for Children
and Youth
321-171 Children's mental health services; department
responsibility
321-171.5 Employees of the department of health, its providers
and subcontractors; background checks
321-172 Children's mental health services branch
321-173 Community mental health services for children and
youth
321-174 Coordination of services with department of
education
321-175 Statewide children's mental health services plan
321-176 Biennial review of progress
321-177 Rules
Part XVI. Substance Abuse
321-191 Definitions
321-192 Substance abuse program
321-192.5 Substance abuse treatment monitoring program
321-193 Duties and responsibilities of department
321-193.5 Interagency coordination
321-193.7 Clean and sober homes registry
321-194 State advisory commission
321-195 Annual report to the legislature
321-196 Rules
321-197 Personnel
321-198 State funding of substance abuse agencies
Part XVII. Smoking in Public Places--Repealed
321-201 to 206 Repealed
Part XVIIA. Tobacco Products
321-211 Definitions
321-212 Tobacco products; possession or consumption
prohibited
321-213 Exemptions
321-214 Enforcement; rules
Part XVIII. State Comprehensive Emergency Medical
Services System
321-221 Findings and purpose
321-222 Definitions
321-223 State comprehensive emergency medical services
system, establishment
321-224 Department of health, functions, duties
321-225 The state emergency medical services advisory
Committee
321-225.5 Fall prevention and early detection coordinator
321-226 Emergency medical services and systems, standards
321-227 Regulation of ambulances
321-228 Emergency medical services; counties
321-228.5 Renumbered
321-228.6 Renumbered
321-229 Emergency medical services personnel, training
programs
321-229.5 Renumbered
321-230 Technical assistance, data collection, evaluation
321-231 Grants
321-232 Revenues; deposit into state general fund
321-233 Rules
321-234 Emergency medical services special fund
321-235 Immunity and limitation on liability for emergency
aeromedical services
321-236 Emergency medical services; use of latex gloves
prohibited
Part XIX. School Health Services Program--Repealed
321-241 to 246 Repealed
Part XX. Agent Orange--Repealed
321-261 to 271 Repealed
Part XXI. Hemophilia
321-281 Financial assistance fund for hemophilia
321-282 General duties of the department
Part XXII. Newborn Metabolic Screening
321-291 Tests for phenylketonuria, hypothyroidism, and other
metabolic diseases
Part XXIIA. Newborn Pulse Oximetry Screening
321-296 Newborn pulse oximetry screening
Part XXIII. Health Education
321-301 Bilingual health education aide program;
establishment
Part XXIV. Environmentally-Related Illness and Injury
321-311 Environmentally-related illness and injury
surveillance
321-311.5 Renumbered
321-312 Definition of environmentally-related illness or
injury
321-313 Definition of health care professional
321-314 Reports to the department
321-315 Confidentiality
321-316 Immunity from liability
321-317 Rules
Part XXV. Maternal and Child Health Program
321-321 Purpose
321-322 Administration of programs
321-323 Definitions
321-324 Powers of the department
321-325 Agreements
321-326 Rules
321-327Hawaii home visiting program; established
Part XXVI. Prenatal Health Care
321-331 Prenatal health care; authority
Part XXVII. Child Death Review
321-341 Multidisciplinary and multiagency reviews
321-342 Definitions
321-343 Access to information; use of child death review
information; protections
321-344 Exception
321-345 Repealed
321-345.5 Child death reviews; reports
321-346 Immunity from liability
Part XXVIII. Infants and Toddlers
321-351 Definitions
321-352 Early intervention services for infants and toddlers
with special needs
321-352.2 Early language services for children who are deaf,
hard of hearing, or deaf-blind
321-353 Hawaii early intervention coordinating council;
establishment
321-354 Rules
321-355 Early intervention special fund
321-356 Repealed
321-357 Early intervention fund; purpose and use
Part XXIX. Statewide Newborn Hearing Screening
Program
321-361 Definitions
321-362 Duties
321-362.5 Screening for hearing impairment
321-363 Rules
Part XXX. Tattoo Artists
321-371 Purpose
321-372 Definitions
321-373 Regulation of tattoo artists
321-373.5 Permit; required for tattoo shop and temporary
locations
321-374 License required; exemptions
321-375 Examination; fees required
321-376 Repealed
321-377 Suspension or revocation of permit or license
321-378 Repealed
321-379 Enforcement; penalties
321-380 Repealed
321-381 Biennial renewal; failure to renew
321-382 Fees
321-383 Repealed
Part XXXI. Midwives--Repealed
321-391 to 398 Repealed
Part XXXII. Food Safety Consultative and Education
Program
321-401 Findings and purpose
321-402 Food safety consultative and education program
321-403 Food safety control system
321-404 Public information monitoring system
321-405 Confidentiality of information
Part XXXIII. Indoor Air Quality
321-411 Definitions
321-412 Indoor air quality program
321-413 General functions, powers, and duties of the
department
Part XXXIV. Birth Defects Program
321-421 Definitions
321-422 Birth defects program
321-423 Confidentiality of data
321-424 Rules
321-425 Requests for information
321-426 Birth defects special fund
Part XXXV. Case Management Services for Medically
Fragile Children
321-431 Definitions
321-432 Case management services for medically fragile
children
Part XXXVI. Emergency Response Stockpile
321-441 Definitions
321-442 Exemption from certain laws and rules
Part XXXVII. Domestic Violence Fatality Review
321-471 Definitions
321-472 Multidisciplinary and multiagency reviews
321-473 Access to information
321-474 Exception
321-475 Use of domestic violence fatality review information
and records
321-476 Immunity from liability
Part XXXVIII. Home and Community-Based Case
Management Agencies and Community Care
Foster Family Homes
321-481 Definitions
321-482 Home and community-based case management agency,
authority over and evaluation of
321-483 Community care foster family home, authority over
and evaluation of
321-484 Repealed
321-485 Penalty
Part XXXIX. Services to Adults
321-491 Purpose
321-492 Definitions
321-493 Day care centers for disabled and aged persons
321-494 Purchase of service
321-495 Penalty
321-496 Repealed
Part XL. Mortality Review of Deaths of Persons with
Developmental or Intellectual Disabilities
321-501 Multidisciplinary and multiagency mortality reviews
321-502 Definitions
321-503 Access to information
321-504 Exception
321-505 Use of information and records from mortality
reviews of deaths of persons with developmental
or intellectual disabilities
321-506 Immunity from liability
Part XLI. Compassionate Care for Sexual Assault
Victims
321-511 Definitions
321-512 Compassionate care
321-513 Enforcement; administrative penalties
321-514 Rules
Part XLII. Stroke Care
321-531 Definitions
321-532 Stroke system of care; department duties
321-533 Stroke database
321-534 Confidential information
Part XLIII. Durable Medical Equipment Supplier
License Program
321-541 Title
321-542 Definitions
321-543 Licensing
321-544 License fee
321-545 Exemptions
321-546 Rules
321-547 Severability
Part XLIV. Miscellaneous Provisions
321-561 Limited service pregnancy centers; notice of
reproductive health services
321-562 Limited service pregnancy centers; enforcement;
private right of action
Note
Adolescent school-based substance abuse treatment programs. L 2006, c 268.
Announced and unannounced visits and unannounced inspections by the department of health on state-licensed or state-certified care facilities; reports to 2017-2019 legislature. L 2016, c 184, §8.
Authorization to allow two private-pay individuals in the same community care foster family home; report to 2018 legislature. L 2017, c 30, §3.
Certain positions in the adult mental health division of the department of health are exempt from the civil service requirements of chapter 76, for three calendar years commencing on July 1, 2016, unless extended by legislative act. L 2016, c 79, §3.
Concussion educational program under department of education. L 2012, c 197; L 2016, c 262.
Continuum of dental care; community-based dental health clinics. L 2006, c 199.
Dark night skies protection strategy; advisory committee (dissolved on June 30, 2027); report to 2018-2021 legislature. L 2017, c 185, §§2, 3.
Department of health to request funding for the permanent position that facilitates the licensing of home care agencies as part of its annual budget request, beginning with fiscal year 2015-2016. L 2014, c 125, §4.
Food and Drug Administration-approved, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-recommended test for tuberculosis infection as alternative to Mantoux tuberculin skin test. L 2017, c 94.
Legislative oversight working group; improvement of the medical marijuana dispensary system (ceases to exist June 30, 2018); reports to 2017-2018 legislature. L 2016, c 230, §23.
Medical marijuana dispensary system; personnel and contracts, exemption from chapter 76 (July 1, 2015, to June 30, 2020). L 2015, c 241, §14; L 2017, c 41, §11.
Permanent or temporary exempt positions authorized; exemptions expire three years after July 1, 2016, unless extended by legislative act. L 2016, c 79, §2.
Working group on age-appropriate development for children from birth to age five years who are deaf, hard of hearing, or deaf-blind; reports to 2017-2018 legislature (ceases to exist June 30, 2018). L 2016, c 177, §3.
Cross References
Coordination and development of caregiver support services, see §349-15.
Drug demand reduction assessments; special fund, see §706-650.
Hawaii health authority, see chapter 322H.
Hawaii health corps, see chapter 309H.
Health and dental insurance data; mandatory reporting for certain insurers, see §323D-18.5.
Health care-associated infection reporting, see §325-2.5.
Home and community-based case management agencies and community care foster family homes, see §§346-331 to 336.
Hospital sustainability program, see chapter 346G.
Kahuku medical center; designation as a rural hospital, see §346-53.8.
Long-term care financing, see chapter 346C.
Medicaid contracts; nonprofit and for-profit reporting requirements, see §103F-107.
Medical cannabis; economic and other data; collection, see §201-13.9.
Medical cannabis testing and research programs, see §304A-1865.
Nursing facility sustainability program, see chapter 346F.
Regulatory licensing of certain health related professions or occupations, see title 25.
Safe place for newborns, see chapter 587D.
Sale of sterile syringes for the prevention of disease, see §325-21.
Sex offender treatment program, see chapter 353E.
State health insurance program, see chapter 431N.
Law Journals and Reviews
Long-Term Care in Hawaii. 18 HBJ, no. 13, at 59 (2015).


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The Odd Couple II (1998)
a review by Christian Pyle
So, it's thirty years later, and Oscar and Felix are together again. That might have been an exciting notion if it wasn't for the fact that the "odd couple" of Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau have been reunited in several recent movies: 1993's "Grumpy Old Men," 1995's "Grumpier Old Men," and 1997's "Out to Sea" (i.e. "Grumpiest Old Men"). So, "The Odd Couple II" (i.e. "The Grumpiest Old Men of All, Really") seems just another entry in a tired series.
The plot is even similar to that of "Grumpy Old Men" in that Lemmon and Matthau's mismatched characters are brought together by a romance between their children. Oscar's son (Jonathan Silverman) and Felix's daughter (Lisa Waltz) are getting married, and former roommates Felix Ungar (Lemmon) and Oscar Madison (Matthau) meet at the airport and decide to share a car . . . then hilarity ensues. Well, a few chuckles ensue anyway.
Neil Simon, the award-winning playwright who created Oscar and Felix, provides the screenplay, which is a shock, because the script is a piece of talentless hackwork from beginning to end. Unlike the original play/movie, "Odd Couple II" doesn't find its humor in the personality conflict of its characters. Instead, it depends upon a series of humorous situations: Oscar and Felix lose the car over a cliff, are caught smuggling Mexicans over the border, take up with two women on the run from their violent husbands (the women are played by Christine Baranski of "Cybill" and Jean Smart of "Designing Women"), and hitch a ride with a man who dies in the desert.
The original 1968 movie "The Odd Couple" remains a classic comedy. It introduced the motif of roommate-as-spouse that has provided gags for movies and sitcoms ever since. It was the second outing for the Lemmon/Matthau team (which debuted in 1966's "The Fortune Cookie"), and they made a couple more worthwhile comedies, "The Front Page" (1974) and "Buddy Buddy" (1981), before going their separate ways. The reunion of Lemmon and Matthau in "Grumpy Old Men" six years ago was delightful, and its sequel seemed appropriate because it tied up some loose ends from the first movie. But "Out to Sea" and "The Odd Couple II" are just beating a grumpy old horse. (You can add Lemmon's "My Fellow Americans," i.e. "Grumpy Old Presidents," to that list, too.) Let's hope that Hollywood offers these two actors something fresh to do. Let's hope also that we see Neil Simon's name on movies that do it justice (this is his first since 1993's "Lost in Yonkers").
Grade: D
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Trace interpolation using weighte L1 in the midpoint offset domain
This script walks through the trace interpolation process using weighted L1 minimization. The weighting takes advantage of the correlation in the support of the curvelet coefficients of adjacent frequency slices in the midpoint-offset (MH) domain.
Contents
- Set up the working directories and load the data
- Generate or load the submsampling mask applied in the source-receiver
- Convert data and mask to midpoint-offset domain
- Build Operators
- Apply Fourier transform along the time axis
- Recover only the zero and positive frequencies since the data is real
- Interpolate the seismic line by calling wL1min.m
- Recover the negative frequencies by taking the conjugate symmetric flip
- save data in outputdir
Set up the working directories and load the data
clear all; close all; % set working directories label = 'wL1FreqMH'; datadir = '../data/'; toolsdir = '../../../../tools/algorithms/AdaptiveSparseRecovery'; outputdir = ['../results/' label]; if ~exist(outputdir,'dir') mkdir(outputdir); end % add paths to the working directories addpath(toolsdir); addpath(datadir); % load data and restrict to the first 500 time samples load([datadir, 'GulfOfSuez.mat']); D = D(1:500,:,:);
Generate or load the submsampling mask applied in the source-receiver
dim = size(D); maskrecv = (randn(dim(2),1) >= 0); mask = repmat(maskrecv, 1,dim(3));
Convert data and mask to midpoint-offset domain
opSR=opSR2MH(dim(2)); info=opSR([],0); SR=opFunction(info{1},info{2},opSR); maskH = logical(reshape(SR*mask(:),dim(2),2*dim(2))); % Do conversion of full data to midpoint offset for t = 1:dim(1) DH(t,:,:)=reshape(opSR(real(D(t,:)),1),1,dim(2),2*dim(2)); end % save the time domain data and dimension Dtime = D; dimtime = size(Dtime); D = DH; dim = size(D); % set up the sampling operator in the MH domain RM=opMask(dim(2)*dim(3),find(maskH));
Build Operators
curvelet
C = opCurvelet(dim(2),dim(3), max(1,ceil(log2(min(dim(2),dim(3))) - 3)), 16, 1, 'ME', 1); % 1D Fouerier F = opDFT(dim(1));
Apply Fourier transform along the time axis
Df = F*D;
display('Finished converting time axis to frequency axis');
Recover only the zero and positive frequencies since the data is real
Dftrunk = Df(1:floor(dim(1)/2)+1,:,:); dimf = size(Dftrunk); % subsample the frequency seismic line for w = 1:dimf(1) bf(w,:,:) = reshape(RM*Dftrunk(w,:)',dimf(2), dimf(3)); end display('Finished calculating the measurements'); % build the mask volume maskH_vol = permute(repmat(maskH, [1,1,dim(1)]),[3 1 2]);
Interpolate the seismic line by calling wL1min.m
The wL1min function solves the weighted L1 problem sequentially by partitioning the data volume along the first dimension. The parameter omega in options controls the dependence of the recovery of one partition on the recovery from the previous partition. The default is omega = 0.3. Set omega to a lower value if the correlation between partitions is known to be high, otherwise set omega equal 1 if there is no correlation between partitions. A value of omega = 1 results in the recovery using standard L1 minimization.
% Interpolate the seismic line options.st = 1; options.fin = dimf(1); options.transform = C; options.maxiter = 500; % set omega = 1 to recover using standard L1 minimization. options.omega = 0.3; [Dfest] = wL1min(bf, maskH_vol, options);
Recover the negative frequencies by taking the conjugate symmetric flip
of the positive frequencies
Dfestflip = flipdim(conj(Dfest(2:end, :,:)),1); Dfestfull = [Dfest(1:end-1,:,:);Dfestflip]; display('converting frequency seismic line to time seismic line'); % convert back to the time domain DHest = real(F'*conj(Dfestfull)); % convert back to the source receiver domain for t = 1:dim(1) Dest(t,:,:)=reshape(SR'*vec(real(DHest(t,:))),1,dimtime(2),dimtime(3)); end
save data in outputdir
D = Dtime; save([outputdir, '/wL1_freq_MH.mat'], 'DH', 'DHest', 'maskH', 'D', 'Dest', 'mask', 'C', 'SR');


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Field Level Encryption
Fields within a document can be securely encrypted by the SDK, to support FIPS-140-2 compliance.
Overview
This is a client-side implementation, with key management and initialization of data encryption done during configuration of the SDK, which then exposes the API during runtime, for normal read/write operations.
Algorithm and Key Store
In Couchbase Data Platform 5.5, AES-256, AES-128, and RSA are all supported. Native Keystores (including Java Key Store and Windows Certificate Store) are supported, as well as an in-memory keystore for development and testing. More options for key stores and encryption algorithms may appear in future SDK releases.
Here is an example of an in-memory store for development and testing called the “InsecureKeyStore”, to reflect its lack of security:
public class InsecureKeyProvider : IKeyProvider { private readonly Dictionary<string, string> _keys = new Dictionary<string, string>(); public string GetKey(string keyname) { return _keys[keyname]; } public void StoreKey(string keyname, string key) { _keys[keyname] = key; } }
The keys are stored by name in a dictionary and retrieved using the same name. See the sample code page for more secure code.
Field Encryption Format
Behind the API, the following format is used internally to encompass both the temporary field name used to hold the encrypted value, plus the additional metadata associated with the algorithm used and the public key:
__[PREFIX]_[FIELDNAME]” : { “kid” : “[KEY_IDENTIFIER]”, “alg”: “[ALGORITHM”], “ciphertext”: “[BASE64_ENCRYPTED_DATA]”, “sig”: “[BASE64_HMAC_SIGNATURE]”, “Iv” : [“INITIALIZATION_VECTOR”] }
This is how Couchbase stores the JSON internally, but it is exposed to the developer as a public API. For your preferred SDK, an API reference is available, linked from Install and Start Using the Java SDK with Couchbase Server as well as sample code.
Field Types
The encryption payload can be any object that comes after a key in a JSON document.
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Data Safeguards
Under error conditions, to prevent data loss, an error in decryption or encrytpion in any part of an operation will cause the whole operation to fail with an exception, to prevent unnoticed loss of data.
It’s important that encrypted fields be treated as “special” fields and not mutated by APIs other than through the Field Level Encryption (FLE) API. For example, for AES-HMAC-SHA256 the entire temporary field is signed; if any changes are made to any fields (“alg”, “kid”, “ciphertext”, “sig” or “iv”) then the decryption will fail because the signature has changed.


Iconic props from Friends are being auctioned off amid rumours of series reboot
Iconic props from Friends are set to be auctioned off – and could we be anymore excited about it?
From Joey’s Hugsy penguin to the Central Perk sofa and the famous Turkey that Monica wore on her head (as if we could forget) – yes that’s right you could own them – but at a hefty price.
The auction, organised by Prop Store, will offer more than 100 items that span across all 10 seasons of the sitcom at auction houses based out of London, England and Valencia, California, next month.
Hugsy and the wedding invitation are expected to fetch between $1,000 and $1,500 (£750-£1,150) with Chandler’s wood canoe potentially selling for $6,000 (£4,600).
Brandon Alinger, COO of Prop Store, said: ‘Prop Store is thrilled to be working with Warner Bros to auction some incredible material from all 10 seasons of Friends.
‘The series gave us so many laughs during its original run and continues to entertain and inspire fans around the world.
‘It’s an honour to be able to bring some amazing original pieces to the fans, such as Joey’s original Hugsy doll.’
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Some items are being estimated to sell for prices as high as $8,000, for the famous orange Central Perk couch, or even $14,800 for Ross’s giant holiday armadillo costume.
The best part about the auction is that the VHS of the spoof porn film made by Phoebe’s sister Ursula, Buffay the Vampire Layer, is also up for sale.
Also, in case you need a costume to teach your son about Hannukah, the Armadillo costume Ross wore might be the one for you.
Proceeds from the auction will benefit The Trevor Project, the world’s largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention organisation for LGBTQ+ young people.
The news follows after the cast announced that they would be up for a reboot of Friends.
The Hollywood Reporter has said that all six cast members – Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer and Matthew Perry – are all set to be involved, but this is unconfirmed.
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The publication made it clear that a deal ‘is far from done and agreements with cast and creatives still need to be hammered out’.
Jennifer Aniston previously whipped everybody into a frenzy after she joined Instagram – and made her first post a picture of herself and her co-stars back together.
The actress later confirmed to Ellen DeGeneres that on the show’s 25th anniversary there might be something in the making.
‘We would love for there to be something, but we don’t know what that something is. So we’re just trying,’ she said, adding: ‘We’re working on something.’
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- twig-twitter.rubyforge.org
DESCRIPTION:
An intelligent wrapper for the Twitter4r Rubygem.
FEATURES/PROBLEMS:
SYNOPSIS:
Intro
REQUIREMENTS:
You must have rubygems installed to use Twig as a gem. To install Rubygems on a debian or ubuntu linux system, do:
sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install rubygems
INSTALL:
As a Rubygem
sudo gem install --remote twig-twitter
Then, add Twig to your script with:
require 'rubygems' require 'twig'
Directly into your script
If you want to include Twig directly into your script, you can download Twig as a .tgz package from the Twig homepage at:
http://twig-twitter.rubygems.org
Once you have the package, add Twig to your script’s directory, add the twig directory to your $LOAD_PATH variable...
$LOAD_PATH << "./twig"
.. and require Twig at the top of your script:
require 'twig'
LICENSE:
(The MIT License)
Copyright © 2009 Mike Zazaian
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the ‘Software’), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Logging is a critical part of any embedded development framework. Most devices can't display error or warning messages and don't have a human user monitoring them. Even when a device does have a display and a user watching it, the log messages often don't help the device's primary user. Displaying messages on a screen doesn't support remote troubleshooting; especially when the device is hidden from view inside a piece of equipment or located in remote geographic regions.
Use Logs
Command line log tool
Logging API
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For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.
- 1/2 cup mascarpone
- 1/2 tsp pink salt
- 1lb Black Mission Figs
- 1/2 cup brown suger
- 2-4 tbsp water
- 11/2 cups heavy cream
- 4/3 granulated suger
- 2 egg yolks
- 1 lemon, juiced
- 2 tbsp butter
- 1 cup honey roasted pecans, roughly chopped


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1969.....what a beautiful year. Before that year I was living peacefully in Haight Ashbury, what a groovy time in deed.
Anyway, as I remember it, I received word from one of my pals that there was gonna be a huge gig over in New York and HENDRIX was gonna be there...3 days long!
To make a long story short I bought the tickets for all three days, loaded up my volkswagon van with a couple ounces of herb, about 30 or so hits of acid, and a bunch of mesc. Grabbed my sleeping bag...and me and my old lady (that's an old term for girl friend) were off to have one of the most awe-inspiring experiences ever.
It took us about a week to cross country (about an ounce of bud and a couple hits of acid were spent during this trip through the country, too.)
Once we got there the traffic was almost completely stopped. People were sitting on top of their cars and people were passing joints around from car to car.
Once we parked, we loaded up our gear and begain the long walk to the crowd.
After a couple of hours of walking we arrived at the freakiest scene ever. It wasn't freaky in the real term, but freaky as in 'oh, my god, hundreds upon hundreds upon hundreds of people that were here for the same reason we were.
Me and my girlfriend found a nice spot a couple hundred feet from the stage (really good spots, come to think of it.)

The show begain and we both dropped acid. The only bummer about the concert was that everyone was talkin about the bad acid that was going around, but we both had brought our own acid so there was no problem.
The next three days were spent making passionate love in front of everyone (no one minded), taking as much LSD as we could, smoking as much pot as we could, taking some mesc, and loving the scene as much as we could.

I stayed during the entire concert, up to Hendrix. I went home that day feeling like a new man, and i had to pull over the van several times because i just wanted to make love to my partner.
To me, woodstock remained in me, even after i cut my hair, even after i stopped using drugs as much as I did (yes, i still take LSD on ocassions, but not to the extent of the glory days of the 60s)....woodstock is something that is in you, no matter how burnt you were at the festival, or how busy fuckin you were.....it's there...and we have to get ourselves back to the garden.
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How Ethnicity in Ohio Has Changed over the Last 40 Years
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The Ohio State University, Geography 5201, Professor Morteza Karimzadeh


Sprint 2: Spring MVC (business logic and validation)
In this sprint, we are going to focus on how to build web applications using Java and the MVC architectural style.
We are going to use Java Server Pages (JSPs) to create dynamically generated web pages based on HTML and we are going to assume that you are familiar with basic HTML. If you need to learn/revise the basics of HTML, then I recommend going through
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this one-hour tutorial on Pluralsight to understand what HTML is and how to use it.
JSPs are just one of the many technologies used nowadays to implement web app views that follow an MVC architectural style. We are going to learn the basics of JSPs and there are assessed exercises that involve the use of JSPs, however you will not be required to develop JSP views.
Table of contents:
The Sprint Goal (assessed coursework)
The goal of this Sprint is to develop a web application:
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mini project worksheet (the link will not work until the worksheet is released):
- marks: 100, weight: 20% of overall mark
- checkpoint: Thursday 26th October, 9 am, weight 10 % of sprint 2
- release: Tuesday 7th November, 9 am, weight 90 % of sprint 2
- this assessment is individual and you should not work with other students in your solution, which is penalised as a form of plagiarism (namely, collusion)
Week 1. Spring MVC and Spring Boot
- Lecture 04 on Spring MVC (apologies for the many interruptions cause by the wireless microphone)
What to focus on during this week?
- What is Spring MVC? and Spring Boot?
- What is a software architecture?
- Examples of software architectures: MVC, n-tier
- Techniques to design software architectures: layering
- What is a controller? What is the request/response lifecycle in an MVC web application?
- Implementation of the MVC architectural style in Spring, aka Spring MVC
- Component
- Controller
- Service
- Repository
- Implementation of controllers
Pluralsight resources
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🎥
Introduction to Spring MVC
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Building: this unit should be watched for the sake of completeness in order to follow the rest of the tutorial on Pluralsight. However, we are going to simplify the configuration process by avoiding the use of XML, as illustrated in exercise 01. Check the guide on how to migrate Pluralsight projects to Gradle and Spring Boot below.
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Architecture
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Controllers
Exercises (formative coursework)
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exercise 01: setting up your first Java web application
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solution (this link will be enabled when the solution is released)
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exercises from Pluralsight (under tab
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of the tutorial Spring MVC fundamentals):
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exercise 02: developing controllers in order to practise with
@MappingRequest
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solution (this link will be enabled when the solution is released)
Solutions to exercises will be posted under this folder on GitHub as projects with the name ${ExerciseName}_solution
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Week 2. Java Server Pages and Validation
In this week we will cover the use of JSP views using
- HTML,
- the EL (Expression Language), and
- tag libraries - namely JSTL for UI logic and Spring forms for implementing web forms;
and error validation using the Spring validation library.
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Lecture 05 (in Panopto, click on the icon
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What to focus on during this week?
- Views
- What is a view in Spring MVC?
- What is the connection between a view and a controller? and between a view and the model?
- How are views resolved?
- What is JavaServer Pages? What are the main components of a JSP page?
- What is the JSTL?
- How is it used to implement views?
- How can you generate snippets of HTML code depending on conditions?
- How can you generate the same HTML code for all the elements of a collection?
- What is the Spring expression language (SpEL) used for?
- What are the main Spring form tags?
- What is the command object?
- How can you post information to a controller?
- How can you define a drop-down list and select elements from that list?
- What is validation?
- What is the difference between constraint validation and business logic validation?
- What is the goal of a class implementing the
Validator
interface?
- What is the class
BindingResult
used for?
- How can we validate the data received by a controller request handler method?
- How are error messages displayed in the interface?
Pluralsight resources
Exercises (formative coursework)
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solution (this link will be enabled when the solution is released)
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solution (this link will be enabled when the solution is released)
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solution (this link will be enabled when the solution is released)
Solutions to exercises will be posted under this folder on GitHub as projects with the name ${ExerciseName}_solution
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Annotations, a form of metadata, provide data about a program that is not part of the program itself. Annotations can be used to inform the compiler in order to detect errors or suppress warnings. For example, the @Override annotation informs the compiler that the element is meant to override an element declared in a superclass. While it is not required to use this annotation when overriding a method, it helps to prevent errors. If a method marked with @Override fails to correctly override a method in one of its superclasses, the compiler generates an error. |
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| Dispatcher servlet |
the entry/configuration point for the application |
Introduction to Spring MVC |
| Controller |
class that handles a request and determines which view should be displayed |
Introduction to Spring MVC |
| Request mapping |
the url and request type that a method is tied to |
Introduction to Spring MVC |
| ViewResolver |
used to locate JSP pages (or the desired view) |
Introduction to Spring MVC |
| POJO |
Plan Old Java Object (that is, an instance of a Java class) |
Introduction to Spring MVC |
| Bean |
A Spring configured POJO (that is, an instance of a Java class that is used by Spring) |
Introduction to Spring MVC |
Additional resources (for reference)
These are pointers to official documentation in case you need to deepen your knowledge when implementing the mini project:
Java resources
- A list of resources to revise Java is available here.


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load commonmark %} {% load static %} {% load bornhack %} {% block content %}
This view shows a quick overview of Coinify stats and links to detailed views for invoices, payouts and balances. All data is imported manually using CSV files exported from Coinifys webinterface. Poke someone in the Economy Team if data is looking stale!
We currently have {{ invoices }} invoices in the system. We have {{ payouts }} payouts and {{ balances }} balances registered.
{% if balance %}The latest Coinify balance is from {{ balance.when }} and at UTC midnight on that date our balance in Coinify was:
Use this view to see {{ invoices }} Coinify invoices.
Use this view to see {{ payouts }} Coinify payouts.
Use this view to see {{ balances }} Coinify balances.
Use this view to import CSV files with new invoices, payouts or balances.


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#include <FSUSBJoystick.h>
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| ~FSUSBJoystick () | |
| FSUSBJoystick (idNumber joyStickID, unsigned int numberOfButtons, unsigned int numberOfAnlogSticks, unsigned int numberOfDigitalSticks, bool forceFeedBackSupported, vendorIDType vendorID, productIDType productID) | |
| unsigned int | getNumberOfButtons () const |
| unsigned int | getNumberOfAnlogSticks () const |
| unsigned int | getNumberOfDigitalSticks () const |
| bool | getForceFeedbackSupport () const |
| virtual FSDeviceType | getClassType () const |
| void | addInputElement (FSUSBJoyStickInputElement &element) |
| JoyStickElementMap | getElements () const |
| std::vector< idNumber > | getElementIds () const |
| const FSUSBJoyStickInputElement * | findInputElement (idNumber id) const |
| JoyStickElementMap::const_iterator | begin () const |
| JoyStickElementMap::const_iterator | end () const |
| JoyStickElementMap::iterator | begin () |
| JoyStickElementMap::iterator | end () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from freestick::FSUSBDevice | |
| FSUSBDevice (idNumber id, vendorIDType vendorID, productIDType productID) | |
| const std::string | getVendorFriendlyName () const |
| const std::string | getProductFrendlyName () const |
| vendorIDType | getProductID () const |
| productIDType | getVendorID () const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from freestick::FSBaseDevice | |
| virtual idNumber | getJoystickID () const |
| const std::string & | GetFrendlyName () const |
| FSBaseDevice (idNumber id) | |
| virtual | ~FSBaseDevice () |
Protected Member Functions | |
| FSUSBJoystick () | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from freestick::FSUSBDevice | |
| FSUSBDevice () | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from freestick::FSBaseDevice | |
| FSBaseDevice () | |
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| IFSDevice () | |
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| JoyStickElementMap | _inputElementMap |
| Protected Attributes inherited from freestick::FSUSBDevice | |
| vendorIDType | _vendorID |
| std::string | _vendorIDFriendlyName |
| productIDType | _productID |
| std::string | _productIDFriendlyName |
| Protected Attributes inherited from freestick::FSBaseDevice | |
| std::string | _friendlyName |
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| Static Public Member Functions inherited from freestick::FSUSBDevice | |
| static std::string | getFrendlyVendorNameFromID (vendorIDType vendorID) |
| static std::string | getFrendlyProductNameFromID (vendorIDType vendorID, productIDType productID) |
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| FSUSBJoystick::FSUSBJoystick | ( | idNumber | joyStickID, |
| unsigned int | numberOfButtons, | ||
| unsigned int | numberOfAnlogSticks, | ||
| unsigned int | numberOfDigitalSticks, | ||
| bool | forceFeedBackSupported, | ||
| vendorIDType | vendorID, | ||
| productIDType | productID | ||
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| void FSUSBJoystick::addInputElement | ( | FSUSBJoyStickInputElement & | element | ) |
| JoyStickElementMap::const_iterator FSUSBJoystick::begin | ( | ) | const |
| JoyStickElementMap::iterator FSUSBJoystick::begin | ( | ) |
| JoyStickElementMap::const_iterator FSUSBJoystick::end | ( | ) | const |
| JoyStickElementMap::iterator FSUSBJoystick::end | ( | ) |
| const FSUSBJoyStickInputElement * FSUSBJoystick::findInputElement | ( | idNumber | id | ) | const |
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Reimplemented in freestick::FSAndroidJoystick, freestick::FSDirectInputJoystick, and freestick::FSUSBMacOSXJoystick.
| std::vector< idNumber > FSUSBJoystick::getElementIds | ( | ) | const |
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