Bristol City, Middlesbrough, Cardiff City and Derby County linked with Scottish Premiership striker - reports
Lee Johnson is in the hunt for addition options up front
by John EvelyBristol City are one of six Championship clubs reported to be looking at adding Livingston forward Lyndon Dykes.
According to Team Talk , the Scottish club could well be open to selling the 6ft 2in forward, who despite signing last January on a two-year deal from Queen of the South only made his debut for the club this season after immediately going back to his former club on loan for the second half of the season.
Cardiff City, Swansea City, Middlesbrough, Derby County and Blackburn Rovers are also credited with having an interest in the 24-year-old.
Dykes has been in impressive form during the 2019/20 campaign, netting five goals - including one in a shock victory against Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic, and notching up two assists in 14 games.
Now the Australian-born forward's form is believed to have caught the eye of admirers elsewhere.
Socceroos manager Graham Arnold revealed he is considering call-up the attacking, telling SunSport: “We are monitoring Lyndon — Australia is keen on all good players.”
Meanwhile Scotland manager Steve Clarke is also monitoring his form with Lions boss Gary Holt urging the SFA to get in first.
The report claims Livingston could decide to cash in when the transfer window re-opens in January with plenty of clubs looking to improve their attacking options; none more so than Bristol City who lost in-form striker Benik Afobe to a season-ending anterior cruciate ligament injury early in the season.
There is no mention of how much it would take to prise the striker away from the Scottish Premiership outfit.
Get lots more news, opinion and transfer updates on our Bristol City FC page and add a bookmark to find it quickly next time.


NOTE!
- This functionality is new as of version 2.0.10 (not part of the original plugin).
- When a column is sorted numerically (
sorter:"digit"
) any text in that column will, by default, be given a zero value. Sort the last column (#9) to see the problem with this method. - Overall
stringTo
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"max"
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will treat any text in that column as a value greater than the min (more negative) value. Renamed from "max-"."top"
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will always sort the text to the bottom of the column."none"
or"zero"
will treat the text as if it has a value of zero.
- Individual columns can be modified by adding the following, set in order of priority:
- jQuery data
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. This requires the metadata plugin. - headers option
headers : { 0 : { string : 'top' } }
. - header class name
class="string-top"
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stringTo
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- jQuery data
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| Account # | Difference | 3: Ratings (max) | 4: Ratings (min) | 5: Change (max) | 6: Change (min) | 7: Change (top) | 8: Change (bottom) | 9: Change (zero) |
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| A255 | 33 | 02 | 02 | N/A #1 | N/A #1 | N/A #1 | N/A #1 | N/A #1 |
| A33 | 2 | 03 | 03 | N/A #2 | N/A #2 | N/A #2 | N/A #2 | N/A #2 |
| A1 | -5 | 04 | 04 | -8.4 | -8.4 | -8.4 | -8.4 | -8.4 |
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| A10 | -1 | 06 | 06 | 97.4 | 97.4 | 97.4 | 97.4 | 97.4 |
| A02 | 0 | 07 | 07 | 23.6 | 23.6 | 23.6 | 23.6 | 23.6 |
| A55 | 44 | 11.4 | 11.4 | 11.4 | 11.4 | 11.4 | ||
| A87 | 04 | NR | NR | 5.2 | 5.2 | 5.2 | 5.2 | 5.2 |
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- Ad-hoc - a mailbox is created for your temporary email address as soon as you need it, just by sending it an email.
- Disposable - you can throw a disposable mailbox right away. No unsubscibing from a service, cancelling your account or anything of the sort. No strings attached.
- Temporary - Your mailbox is temporary. The emails received will be deleted by the system after a certain time elapses.
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This page contains links to all software we will download/use in this course.
R and R Studio
You should also install frequently used R packages. You can download and run this R script to install some common packages. I will also try to include the install command for packages you need in assignments.
Python: anaconda distribution + navigator (version 3.7)


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Web Sudoku
A sudoku game using bootstrap and angular that targets all devices.
The objective of the game is to fill the entire grid so that the digits from 1 to 9 appear exactly once in each region.
Features
- Jul 15, 2014: User login to Firebase.
- Jul 14, 2014: Keyboard input in game play.
- Jul 11, 2014: Validation to complete a game.
- Jun 24, 2014: Timer and candidate display.
- Jun 19, 2014: Loading screen for better user experience.
- Jun 16, 2014: Load puzzles from Firebase.
- Jun 13, 2014: Grid display Sudoku board for all sizes.
- Jun 12, 2014: Apple-style UI for settings.
- Jun 11, 2014: Responsive UI for all devices.


new Health() The Health component provides the ability for Game Objects to have a health property that can be damaged and reset through game code. Requires the LifeSpan component. Source - gameobjects/components/Health.js, line 14 Members damage Damages the Game Object. This removes the given amount of health from the health property. If health is taken below or is equal to zero then the kill method is called. Source - gameobjects/components/Health.js, line 46 heal Heal the Game Object. This adds the given amount of health to the health property. Source - gameobjects/components/Health.js, line 90 health :number The Game Objects health value. This is a handy property for setting and manipulating health on a Game Object. It can be used in combination with the damage method or modified directly. Default Value: 1 Source - gameobjects/components/Health.js, line 26 maxHealth :number The Game Objects maximum health value. This works in combination with the heal method to ensure the health value never exceeds the maximum. Default Value: 100 Source - gameobjects/components/Health.js, line 35 setHealth Sets the health property of the Game Object to the given amount. Will never exceed the maxHealth value. Source - gameobjects/components/Health.js, line 70


Network analysis revolves around the network cards and connection that the machine has from wireless to wired.
Information that was extracted from the registry are: network cards, intranet, wireless.
Wireless - in specific WiFi networks was looked into because it is the most common wireless network. Information extracted for this involves Name of the network, date of first connection, date of last connection, as well as the ID that Windows assigns.
For this the following registry keys were used to extract the information from SOFTWARE hive file:
Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\NetworkCards Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\NetworkList\\Nla\\Cache\\Intranet Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\NetworkList\\Nla\\Wireless Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\NetworkList\\Profiles


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Benefits are the different levels you set for donors - "£10 per month for 6 months", or "a single donation of at least £50 in the last six months"
Summary data for number and amount of donations is provided in a spreadsheet.


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Array instances are extened with two methods only: Fieldable#fields= and Fieldable#fields. only when Fieldable#fields= is called will the full set of ArrayFields methods auto-extend the Array instance. the Array class also has added a class generator when the fields are known apriori.
# File lib/arrayfields.rb, line 370 def self.[] *elements array = new array.replace elements array end
# File lib/arrayfields.rb, line 377 def fields *fields, &block (( array = new(&block) )).fields = fields.map{|x| Enumerable === x ? x.to_a : x}.flatten array end
# File lib/arrayfields.rb, line 365 def initialize *a, &b super ensure @fieldset = self.class.const_get :FIELDS end
# File lib/arrayfields.rb, line 343 def struct *fields fields = fields.flatten Class.new(self) do include ArrayFields const_set :FIELDS, ArrayFields::FieldSet.new(fields) fields.each do |field| field = field.to_s if field =~ /^[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*$/ begin module_eval <<-code def #{ field } *a a.size == 0 ? self['#{ field }'] : (self.#{ field } = a.shift) end def #{ field }= value self['#{ field }'] = value end code rescue SyntaxError :by_ignoring_it end end end def initialize *a, &b super ensure @fieldset = self.class.const_get :FIELDS end def self.[] *elements array = new array.replace elements array end end end


In this project I created an android application that was a shape translator.
The application would draw circles and rectangles in the style which the user inputted.
It used the abstract shape factory pattern and an abstract syntax tree to
parse the language for interpreting.
OS UNIX CP Command
This program was a simple program in C that is similar to cp
command in UNIX. When executed it takes in two command-line arguments
and then tries to open the first argument. If successful,
it creates a file by the second argument without deleting
any existing file. Next the program reads through the first file and stores
it into a 1024 byte buffer. Then it writes from the buffer to the second
file. Once completed it will output the number of bytes copied.
Errors are reported to stderr.
Matrix Multiplication Calculator
This matrix multiplication calculator was done in C++.
First you input the number of rows and then the number of columns for your
first matrix and second matrix and then it multiplies the two matrices and prints the answer.


Aim:
In this sprint I want to fix some more of the major problems that occured in sprint 2. Therefore the aim for sprint 4, is create functions to validate string entrys so the program won't crash.
I need to make a function which properly validates the entry of strings. For instance, when the user is asked to pick a letter from the menu as well. Secondary, when the user is asked to enter Y or N when ordering another pizza. Both of these are single character inputs, so that's what my validation function will have to address.
What are the problems I found in sprint 4:
1. A integer can be accepted as a string
2. Lowercase letters were not accepted, only uppercase were
4. If two letters were inputed then it would be invalid
Final Output: (screenshot)
As you can see above, a integer will not be accepted and all spaces in the input will be removed (fixing 1 and 3)
As you can see above lower case inputs are now accepted, and if the customer accidently presses the letter twice, it will take the first entry.
Planning
Sprint Board
Reflection:
Iteriative decision for string validation:
Option 1:
This is the more basic string validation function. Some positive points is that it can validate a long input as well as small inputs. When using it in my code I use 'option = get_string("Please enter an option: ->", 1,1)' so it can only be one string, this is a problem as it doesn't accept an input like "RR" when the customer clearly wants the review menu. Another letter not part of the valid answers like "Z" or a number will also be accepted as there is nothing in the function to stop it.
Option 2:
This is a more advanced validation function. Negatively, it can only validate inputs of one character. However, it is very flexible to the situation as I include a char_list as one of my arguments. Therefore when I use this function it will look like this -'option = get_one_string2("Please enter an option: ->", ["P", "O", "R", "Q"])'. This is a huge advantage because only P, O, R, Q will be accepted, making sure that if another letter like Z or a number to be entered, it will ask the user to reenter.
Evaluation:
I chose to use option 2 because it is better suiting to the situations I have, which are both single inputs. At the moment I'm only trying to fix the problems at hand, if other situation occur where I need a string validation for a long string I will reassess. Option 2 fixes more errors that Option 1, e.g. RR will be accepted as R in Option 2 but it will not in Option1.
Problems I Encountered::
A problem that occured that when i entered To fix this I added 'user_input = user_input[0]' into the validation function so the function will only take the first letter in the input.
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Testing Plan:
Problems to fix:
A problem which I found is that the user can order the same pizza multiple times. This is an issue because instead the program should just add to original amount. In the image above we see how the customer was able to order the Cheese Pizza twice. I am adding this to my backlog, it won't be placed at the top as it's not a prioity right not. It is clear that I need to add more basic functions to the program like a receipt function before I try and fix this duplicate problem.
Final Reflection:
At the end, all the testing situation's I tested ended up without errors . I made sure to input a wide variety of inputs, expected as well as unexpted. The program retured the right error messages when the input was unexpected. You can see from the output screenshot, the function was working properly as error messages were justified and the program always ended up with a valid string.
I have learnt that validation functions are so important because they prevent many crashes as many things can go wrong when the user is asks to input something. I'm happy with this sprint as I sucessfully validated string inputs. I also found a problem in my code (duplicates occuring) which I will fix sometime in the future.


What's On
Fundraiser in aid of Dundalk's homeless in Punters this Sunday
Homeless Aid
by Donard McCabeA host of local musicians will be coming together this Sunday December 15 at the Punters' Bar in Dundalk, to help raise funds for homeless people in Dundalk.
Beginning at 6.30 pm this Sunday, a lineup including Trevor Thompson, The Paul Bailey Band, Stephen Cunningham, Ray and Dan, Stewart Agnew, Andrew Healy, Mind the Gap and Arsonist Birds will all be performing at the fundraising night in the Park Street pub.
There will also be a raffle for prizes that have been kindly donated by local businesses.
Refreshments will also be served on the night.


SFC FOUNDATIONS
SFC Foundations-CHD presenting Educate to ElevateTauhfa-e-Taleem. "If the darkness of ignorance is to be dispelled then the sun of education has to rise."So many children are born talented, have immense capacity for understanding...
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SFC Foundations-CHD presenting Educate to ElevateTauhfa-e-Taleem. "If the darkness of ignorance is to be dispelled then the sun of education has to rise."So many children are born talented, have immense capacity for understanding...
holistic project of SFC which focuses to revive the lives that are long lost and forgotten through numerous activities like Old Age Home Visits, Awareness Drives etc. …


This inspection reports methods and method hierarchies where the return value appears to be always the same constant.


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6:00 I drop by my local yakitori shop for some half price skewers of grilled meat. Seeing as how its half price, I engorge. I invite my evening's companion, but he has already finished his dinner.
6:30 Engorgement completed, stuffed to the gills with various grilled bits of chickens, pigs, and wild Asian animals, weed wearing off from my smoke out 3 hours earlier, I head back to my place and await my companion.
7:15 Me and my companion, we will just call him, say, 'Companion', decide that 2c-c will be our drug of choice for the evening. I assess the situation, Companion and I weigh in at about 150 pounds each. We divvy it up. 30mg for me, 30mg for Companion.
7:30 The powder is mixed in with our poison of choice, a splash of water. 2c-c dissolves right nicely. Down the hatch! and a quick chaser of apple juice to erase the residue metallic flavor. A little man in my head is worried about the 400mg BID of Tegretol the doctor has prescribed me for epilepsy, but 12 years going with multiple hangovers, mushroom trips, meth, and various exotic Japanese chemicals have not a seizure produced, so that man's voice is weak. Besides, its too late.
7:40 Companion needs Doritos, this is not an affect of the 2c-c, but Companion always needs his Doritos, so we stock up, Doritos, water, snacks, and Pocari (Japanese Gatorade). The florescent haze of the convenience store doesnt faze me, and we are off for home.
7:50 Back home. Me and Companion ready the room. Its really a lovely environment. A soft dark glow of reds and purples bleeds through the the black white and yellow indian/asian tapestries draped across the ceiling, Soft pinpoints of light slowly fade in and out around the room. Jeff Mills, DJ Garth, Radiohead will be DJing for is this evening.
8:30 In our respective crash zones 'just in case', ...and what is that? Is that something new? Or is it residuals from the weed? Am I just a little sleepy? 'How do you feel, Companion?' Companion reports some slight visuals creeping in. I test myself with the geometrics of the tapestries overhead. I hold my sight in one point, testing to see if the geometrics become watery or not. I dart my eyes about quickly, and there it is. On the edge. On the peripheral of my eyes, theres some delay in peicing together the geometrics, but mostly things hold together.
8:45 Very sleepy, but no desire to sleep. Love and warm fuzzies and body highs and joyousness are creeping in. I want to call Special Lady Friend. I think her voice would be a lovely experience right now. I have to email her. But which is better? Call or email? Wait. Maybe I shouldnt. Maybe Special Lady Friend wouldnt be happy about my state. But wait, SLF takes her share of chemicals. She's a cool girl, right? But maybe I would really be bothering her if I called her. It's her turn to call me right? What is this? Is this leftover paranoia from the weed? That was about 5 hours ago. Is this a new paranoia?  Companion goes out to smoke, I call SPL. Her voice is nice, but I realize I have nothing of value to put into a conversation in a second language in my state, so the call is short.
9:00 There is no energy left. As I lay in bed, I am in a river. My higher, and more alert 'Safety Brain' is in control, so I know Im not really in a river, but yet gentle rocks and waves are taking me somewhere. All the while I am shrinking. But not by much. I would say I got about 10%-15% smaller. My hands, head, the inside of my mouth, everything is smaller. But its not too fear, because the world got smaller with me at a proportional rate, so I still fit.  This explains my size. But I shouldnt keep my eyes closed too long or that wormhole will make me TOO small. Gotta keep it in balance with my eyes, open, close, open, close, keep it even. But have no fear, Safety Brain knows this is just a drug, i'm not really shrinking. So I've got no choice but to enjoy, which I do.
9:30 Companion comments strong visuals. Mine are limited to mere twitches here and there. Could be all the grilled meat I ate keeping the effect down a bit. Music is moving into me, it makes things want to move, but theres just no energy. Companion is full of energy. He asks me if my teeth hurt, and I realize we are both grinding our teeth; we forgot gum! We head to the convenience store. Its about 9:45. We walk down a dark alley, and the 60 hertz flickering of the florescent lights is accutely apparent in the shadows of the alley. My peripheral vision is sharp. This time the lights of the store do indeed cause some irritation. I have great trouble choosing 'just the right' gum. I realize my ability to read Japanese is gone. I am operating mostly on 'Safety Brain' mode, that handy little guy that takes over, puts me through the moves, pays for my beer, but doesnt know when to stop staring.
After about 10 minutes Safety Brain Time (maybe 1 minute real time) I choose 'just the right' gum. I turn and go to the cashier. We've never met, before, we dont even speak the same language, but I am full of love, and he is my friend. Safety Brain makes the purchase for me, and, except for my shaking hand, it goes off without a hitch. Well, one hitch. As I bite into a piece, Companion tells me I got nicotine gum. The one drug that makes me violently naseous is melting into my mouth. Survival Brain takes over, furiously spitting to cleanse away the hated nicotine, and back to try the gum purchase again, this time with success.
10:30 Lots of shaky nervous energy. Shaky. Grinding teeth. Need some weed. It helps to take off the edge off. Coming down. But the weed helps kick start it again. Lay down on the floor and let the light show of my room take over the last bit of visuals that I may have. But I dont have the energy to open my eyes. And as I close them that pucker shaped vacuum comes back and makes me smaller again. But this time by only about 5%.
11:30 very tired, Companion has much energy and visuals are going strong for him. The man on the horse on the ceilng tapestry becomes a racoon with a bazooka. But I dont see it. The only thing I can see is the pucker vacuum hole because Im too tired to open my eyes, but the pucker's effects are weakening, and I can now retain my proper size. Im back im the river, the music is taking me somewhere, but Safety Brain is too strong to let it happen. I decide alcohol is necessary, despite the 2c-c's shop owner telling me not to drink. Companion warns me that if something bad happens to me, he wont take care of me. But, upon reflecting the events of the week earlier as I took his puking, drunk, stoned uesless body home, he changed his mind. But the alcohol doesnt taste like the thing I need, so I stop.
This state of sleepy, restlessness continued for about 4 more hours. At about t 3:30 am I was able to sleep. But before this I took some multi vitamins, and drank some Pocari (sports drink, good for hangover prevention) . The next morning I awoke with a slight stomach ache and Companion had a headache, but a little bit of weed took care of it.
This is a relativley mild psychadelic at 30mg. Its enough for a nice body buzz and sensory impairment, but not too much for basic survival purposes. It was much like taking about 1.5 grams of mushrooms, without the emotional roller coaster and more Safety Brain control. A nice way to break into psychadelics, or just enjoy the evening.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Shuzzle (IN HEAVY DEVELOPMENT)
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Research
Historical Solar X-ray Irradiance measured by satellites
[Lin et al., JGR Space Physics, 2016]
Solar-Terrestrial Interactions & Space Weather 日地關係與太空天氣
The Sun is the most important star. For us, that is. Life on Earth depends on it to rise every day. The terrestrial atmosphere shields us from its harmful X-ray and UV radiation, which creates the ionized part of atmosphere – ionosphere. The ionosphere impacts our satellite communication. The thermosphere, the neutral part of upper atmosphere, is the hottest region of our atmosphere. Two species there play the key role in balancing the absorbed solar energy – CO2 and NO.
Small-scale and high-frequency gravity waves modeled with high resolutions
[Lin et al., JGR Space Physics, 2017]
High-Resolution Global Modeling 高精度全球模擬
An accurate estimate of the state of the upper atmosphere is the key to safe space, aerospace, and ground operations. Satellites need to maintain their orbits. Ground stations need to point antennas to the right directions. Pilots need to have the right altitudes. Power grids need to remain operations or switch to safe mode during geomagnetic storms. Modeling of space environment with high resolution, short time step, and high precision ensures better and seamless life on Earth.
Acoustic-Gravity Waves 大氣重力波
Perturbations caused by geophysical and anthropogenic events on the ground have been observed to propagate upward and impact the upper atmosphere. Clear wave structures have been observed with earthquakes, volcanic events, tsunamis, and tropospheric systems. Even during solar eclipses!
GNSS-observed gravity waves by solar eclipse
[Zhang et al., Geophysical Research Letters, 2017]
Solar eclipse induced gravity waves with periodicities reproduced by a global model
[Lin et al., Geophysical Research Letters, 2018]


Netflix Is Dropping 17 Batshit New Christmas Flicks And God Bless Us, Every One
by By Matt GaleaPart of the joy of Christmas is the guilt-free bingeing of the corniest, cheesiest, most sickeningly predictable Christmas movies with flimsy storylines and mediocre acting.
‘Coz who wants to watch an Oscar-worthy performance when you’re writhing in pain from all the ham and eggnog you’ve consumed?
me after my 45th helping of turkey
To get us pumped for the silly season, Netflix has unveiled their list of Christmas flicks that they’ll be rolling out over the next month for you to binge with your nearest and dearest during your festive gatherings.

Holiday in the Wild
Charlotte from Sex and the City and Chris from Parks and Rec meet at a bar on their way to an elephant conservation in Africa and you can pretty much guess what happens next.
The movie is your average corny love story, with the added elephant conservation element which is actually a pretty damn important topic so I defs recommend this one for a bit of wildlife education.
It’s available to stream on Netflix right now so in the spirit of SATC, mix yourself a cosmo and go nuts. Geddit? ‘Coz elephants eat nuts? (Fun fact: They actually don’t… another thing Hollywood lied to us about).
Let It Snow
Prominent members of young Hollywood unite to bring us this incredibly good looking tale.
The synopsis goes like this:
When a snowstorm hits a small midwestern town on Christmas Eve, a group of high school seniors find their friendships and love lives colliding thanks to a stranded pop star, a stolen keg, a squad of competitive dancers, a mysterious woman covered in tin foil, and an epic party at the local Waffle Town. Come Christmas morning, nothing will be the same.
The flick is based on a best-selling book by John Green which means we’re actually in good hands, storyline wise.
It stars Chilling Adventures of Sabrina star Kiernan Shipka, Aussie Descendants actor Mitchell Hope and Joan Cusack, who you’ll recognise as the principal from School of Rock.
It’s already out on Netflix so go forth and spread the Christmas cheer.
Klaus
No Christmas flick list is complete without a cooky cartoon filled with wholesome messages, enter Netflix’s brand new offering Klaus.
The movie tells the story of a postal academy where peeps are trained in delivering presents to the kiddies of the world.
It follows Jesper (Jason Schwartzman), a less than skilled student who forms an alliance with local teacher Alva (Rashida Jones) and Klaus (Oscar winner J.K. Simmons) and together they return laughter to Smeerensburg. How sweet.
This one’s also out now so if the trailer below takes your fancy, go ahead and give it a watch.
The Knight Before Christmas
Vanessa Hudgens has cemented herself as the qween of corny Christmas flicks and we love that for her.
Following on from last year’s wildly ridiculous flick The Princess Switch, the HSM alum is now the face of another Chrissy movie about a gallant English knight who is magically sent from the medieval era to present day.
Bamboozled by the entire thing, the knight sets out to seek his true quest and ends up falling for a caring high school science teacher who is disillusioned by love.
It arrives on Netflix today so grab yourself a carton of eggnog and enjoy.
Holiday Rush
We’ve got sad elephant tale Holiday In The Wild on the list but we needed a sappy human sob story to add to the mix… enter Holiday Rush.
It’s about a New York radio DJ Rush Williams (Romany Malco) who likes to spoil his kids on Chrissy following the death of their mother, but after he gets the boot from his job, he struggles to find a way to fund their exxy xmas.
Holiday Rush drops on Netflix on November 28.
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby
Do you froth on the royals or at the very least the corny as hell movie adaptation of their lives, A Christmas Prince?
Well you’re in luck ‘coz the third flick in the series is coming next month and it’s all about the birth of the royal baby.
Here’s what you can expect from the hotly anticipated third film:
It’s Christmastime in Aldovia, and a royal baby is on the way! Queen Amber (Rose McIver) and King Richard (Ben Lamb) are getting ready to take some time off to prepare for their first child’s arrival, but first they have to host King Tai (Kevin Shen) and Queen Ming (Momo Yeung) of Penglia to renew a 600-year-old sacred truce. But when the priceless treaty goes missing, peace is jeopardised and an ancient curse looms. Amber will have to figure out who the thief is before the clock strikes midnight on Christmas Eve, for the safety of her family and the kingdom.
Reserve your household’s royal throne (couch) on December 5 when the flick drops.
Santa Girl
Remember Selena Gomez’s bestie in Wizard of Waverly Place?
Well, her life certainly hasn’t been lacking in magical adventures lately as she plays Santa’s daughter in this new xmas flick.
Cassie Claus leaves the North Pole behind to attend college in the real world, before returning home to fulfil her annual duties.
It’s now streaming on Netflix.
A Cinderella Story: Christmas Wish
You’ve seen Hilary Duff’s A Cinderella Story and Selena Gomez’s Another Cinderella Story (lol jks), now here’s a Christmas spinoff.
This take on the old school fairytale is about an aspiring singer-songwriter who longs for the day where she can leave her wicked stepmother and bitchy stepsisters and move away to start her career.
Her dreams are on the verge of coming true when she’s invited to the prestigious Wintergarden Christmas Gala but her step-family steal the invitation, leaving her fate in the balance.
Dun dun duuuuun.
Laura Marano (Disney’s Austin and Ally) plays this 2019 incarnation of Cinderella and the baben’ Gregg Sulkin (Marvel’s Runaways) plays Prince Charming.
Suss the trailer below and catch the movie on Netflix on December 1.

Christmas Break-In
Prepare for the biggest Christmas mind-fuck on this list: a straight-to-DVD female reboot of Home Alone came out last year, featuring a young girl who unleashes holy hell on a group of burglars who break into her school and tie-up her janitor.
Said janitor is played by the Danny Glover (yep, some master of manipulation somehow talked him into this shitshow).
Shoutout to Denise Richards who plays the flustered, squealy, 2019 rendition of Catherine O’Hara.
Nowhere near as good but she gives it a red hot crack, bless her
Catch the trailer for bootlegged Home Alone below:
Christmas Survival
In this house, we stan a British Christmas flick (I dunno, those Brits just really know how to bring the Chrissy vibe), so buckle up for Christmas Survival.
Basically anything that can go wrong at Christmas, does go wrong in this movie, from biffing with relos to setting the feast on fire.
It’s an absolute RIOT, let me tell you.
Elliot the Littlest Reindeer
Ok this one actually sounds hilarious / adorable / a perf pick for the whole fam.
When Blitzen announces his retirement on December 21st, a miniature horse has 3 days to fulfill his lifelong dream of earning a spot on Santa’s team at the North Pole try-outs.
It features the voices of comedians Martin Short, John Cleese, Samantha Bee and Hunger Games star Josh Hutcherson.
Holly Star
As corny as this one sounds, I’ve gotta say, the plot is pretty darn original.
A broke puppeteer returns home for the holidays (that’s a new one) and gets caught up in a treasure hunt with her paintball-obsessed best friend, her tango-dancing grandmother, and a childhood sweetheart.
Very normal areas.
The Christmas Candle
For the religious folk out there, here’s a flick called The Christmas Candle.
Have a go at the synopsis to see if it tickles your fancy:
A pastor who’s suffered a personal loss accepts a position in a town that believes in a Christmas miracle candle, which he strives to abolish.
Actually, scrap what I said earlier. It’s not just for religious folk.
The movie stars Susan freaking Boyle, therefore it’s entertainment for all, whether you’re spiritually inclined or not.
Christmas in the Heartland
I really don’t know what to say about this one. The plot literally sounds identical to every single other Christmas movie ever:
Kara and Jessie are two teenager girls from very different worlds, but with a little Christmas magic, they find they have much more in common than they ever imagined.
I mean, sure. Why not.
A Holiday Engagement
Remember when Ross on Friends furiously asked his pals, “What was wrong with Mona?”
Well, you’re about to find out, ‘coz in A Holiday Engagement, the same actress plays a chick who pretends to be engaged just to satisfy her parents.
Looks like the Friends gang were right about her all along.
A Holiday Engagement also stars the mother in The Brady Bunch Movie / the grandmother in Modern Family, Hilary Duff’s sis Haylie and, interestingly, Chandler’s grabby boss on Friends.
Christmas Crush
Originally titled Holiday High School Reunion, Christmas Crush combines the age-old xmas flick trope of returning home for Christmas with the spicy high school reunion storyline.
Georgia Hunt (played by Witches of East End star Rachel Boston) returns home from the big smoke for Christmas to try and win back her high school crush, only to end up with Aaron Samuels from Mean Girls.
I actually don’t know if she ends up with him ‘coz I haven’t seen it yet (saving it for my Christmas Eve binge), but I can only assume that that’s where the story goes, based on the trailer:
Dear Santa
Aw, this one sounds precious:
A young woman who comes from a life of privilege falls for the owner of a soup kitchen after discovering a Dear Santa letter written by his seven year old daughter.
We love to see rich white people use their privilege for good in film, mostly because we so rarely see it in real life.
‘Tis a true Christmas miracle.


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It provides functions to bootstrap Credit Curves from market quotes (Credit Default Swap - CDS - spreads) and price Credit Default Swaps - CDS.
| Version: | 0.1.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.14.1) |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2015-08-05 |
| Author: | Bertrand Le Nezet [cre, aut, cph], Richard Brent [ctb, cph], John Burkardt [ctb, cph] |
| Maintainer: | Bertrand Le Nezet <bertrand.lenezet at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/lampalork/credule/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/lampalork/credule |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| In views: | Finance |
| CRAN checks: | credule results |
| Reference manual: | credule.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Credit Curve Bootstrapping |
| Package source: | credule_0.1.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: credule_0.1.3.zip, r-release: credule_0.1.3.zip, r-oldrel: credule_0.1.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: credule_0.1.3.tgz, r-oldrel: credule_0.1.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | credule archive |
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This listing is pulling from a sample .csv file stored here. Theoretically, then, can create csv files of these school listings rather than tables and use css to mark them up.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36104089/read-csv-file-from-a-location-and-display-as-html-table
Let's also have a look at https://www.js-tutorials.com/jquery-tutorials/reading-csv-file-using-jquery/
Especially this https://github.com/derekeder/csv-to-html-table and from https://derekeder.com/csv_to_html_table/
This is a d3.js example http://bl.ocks.org/ndarville/7075823, interesting because I'm interested in data visualization with this project.


Fully plan, deisgn, and implement a network topology in Cisco Packet Tracer. This includes creating an IP addressing scheme, applying device configurations, and producing the required documentation.
This project entailed planning, designing, and implementing a complete network topology using Cisco Packet Tracer. I first created a full IP address topology and added the necessary network devices to the topology. I then configured all devices in the topology including naming, security, and IP configurations. Finally, I created the required documentation for the network including a cover letter, an IP addressing table and a full description of all configurations performed.


Getting Started with the ICTK ZWG3M
Overview
This tutorial contains instructions for the following getting started steps:
Connecting your board to a host machine.
Download tool and script to the host machine for installing applications.
Loading the application binary image to your board, and then run the application.
Configure Wi-Fi and application specific settings on your board to run FreeRTOS demo.
Prerequisites
Before you get started with FreeRTOS on your ZWG3M, you need to set up your AWS account and permissions.
To create an AWS account, see Create and Activate an AWS Account.
To add an IAM user to your AWS account, see IAM User Guide. To grant your IAM user account access to AWS IoT and FreeRTOS, attach the following IAM policies to your IAM user account:
AmazonFreeRTOSFullAccess
AWSIoTFullAccess
To attach the AmazonFreeRTOSFullAccess policy to your IAM user
Browse to the IAM console, and from the navigation pane, choose Users.
Enter your user name in the search text box, and then choose it from the list.
Choose Add permissions.
Choose Attach existing policies directly.
In the search box, enter AmazonFreeRTOSFullAccess, choose it from the list, and then choose Next: Review.
Choose Add permissions.
To attach the AWSIoTFullAccess policy to your IAM user
Browse to the IAM console, and from the navigation pane, choose Users.
Enter your user name in the search text box, and then choose it from the list.
Choose Add permissions.
Choose Attach existing policies directly.
In the search box, enter AWSIoTFullAccess, choose it from the list, and then choose Next: Review.
Choose Add permissions.
For more information about IAM and user accounts, see IAM User Guide.
For more information about policies, see IAM Permissions and Policies.
Set Up the ZWG3M Hardware
Connect your host computer to ZWG3M
Connect the J1 UART connector using FT232 USB UART
Connect J6 using USB UART to send and receive AT command messages during operation.
Ensure the UART_DL(JP3) is set to low and JP1 = H_BOOT for download mode.
Set Up Your Development Environment
To communicate with your board, you need to download and install a firmware and configure board with AT command
Download and install Flash tool (MTK lab) and firmware
To set up your environment, please download IoT Flashtool for MT7686. Install them on your host computer.
Download the latest firmware along with build application for your convenience. Re-locate or copy these four files in the IoT Flashtool folder you downloaded above.
zwg3m_flash.bat
Flash_download.cfg
aws_demos.bin
mt768X_default_PerRate_TxPwr.bin
Modify zwg3m_flash.bat and flash_donwload.cfg with the correct path.
• zwg3m_flash.bat
set comport=COMXX
set pathexe=XXXXXX \IoT_Flash_Tool_Windows\coda.exe
set param1=XXXX \IoT_Flash_Tool_Windows\flash_download.cfg --UART %comport% -f -d --reset
• flash_download.cfg
Set the correct path for aws_demos.bin (demo) & mt768x_default_PerRate_TxPwr.bin
Run zwg3m_flash.bat
When you see the message below, press the reset button for download firmware.
Configure ZWG3M board for FreeRTOS demo project
* Implementation
is based on MQTT version 3.1.1 and TLS 1.2 with
ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256 ciphersuite.
* private key and
certificates are encrypted in HW-based security chip, supports
enhanced secured working structure.
* ZWG3M provides TRNG(True Random Number Generator) for best security. When the MCU performs TRNG Read through I/O ports, it reads 32-bit value.
Prerequisites
• CA certificate
• A client certificate
• A client private key
ZWG3M support ECC but not RSA. Please prepare your own ECC certificate and key to connect AWS IoT. Please use this guide to create your own ECC certificates : Create ECC certificate guide
Connect to AWS IoT Core
Log in to the AWS Management Console
Choose IoT Core service
In the left navigation pane, click on Manage/Things
On the Certificate page, choose Use my certificate.
Select or register CA for your own certificate to register
For CA register, refer to
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/register-CA-cert.html
Upload your own certificate
To Register your certificate, refer to
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/manual-cert-registration.html
In the left navigation pane, choose Policies under Secure menu
Click on the Create button and define a policy. The specific permission policies can vary for your use cases. For non-dev environments, all devices in your fleet must have credentials with privileges that authorize intended actions only, which include (but not limited to) AWS IoT MQTT actions such as publishing messages or subscribing to topics with specific scope and context. Identify the permission policies that best meet your business and security requirements.
For sample policies, refer to https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/example-iot-policies.html. Also refer to https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/security-best-practices.html.
< policy statements>
{
"Version": "2012-10-17",
"Statement": [
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "iot:Connect",
"Resource":
"arn:aws:iot:XXXXX:client/${iot:Connection.Thing.ThingName}"
},
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": [
"iot:Subscribe",
"iot:Receive",
"iot:Publish"
"Resource": “*”
}
]
}
Go to the certificates page, click on the three dots of your certificate and attach the policy to the certificate
Setting up the ZWG3M device
This Python scripts allow users to set Wi-Fi information and application specific settings in order to connect the board with the AWS IoT.
Download all python scripts from the ICTK GitHub repository to a zwg3m-py folder.
Use this guide to provision the certificate to ZWG3M: getting started-provisioning certificate guide
Modify wifi.json and aws.json files according to your settings.
Please have your host URL, thing name and client ID ready to configure your device. Use port num as 8883 for secure-MQTT protocol.
User can find aws_host_url from the AWS Management Console. Go to IoT core and click the settings at the left pane. Please make a copy of the Endpoint and use them as aws_host_url.
wifi.json
aws.json
Run zwg3m_configuration.py to configure settings of your device.
Available port will be shown in windows. Once user selects the port for the ZWG3M, it will be stored in json file name 'zwg3m.json’.
configuration process
Wi-Fi and AWS setting that was written on json files will be configured. Please reset the board after the configuration.
Monitoring MQTT messages on the Cloud
You can use the MQTT client in the AWS IoT console to monitor the messages that your device sends to the AWS Cloud.
To subscribe to the MQTT topic with the AWS IoT MQTT client
Sign in to the AWS IoT console.
In the navigation pane, choose Test to open the MQTT client.
In Subscription topic enter iotdemo/topic/#, select "Display Payloads as Strings" and then click Subscribe to topic. A ‘#’ symbol at the end of a topic name acts as wildcard. i.e.
Press the reset button on ZWG3M to start the demo. MQTT messages appear on the iotdemo/topic/# as below.
Troubleshooting
Download fail
If you encounter errors while downloading firmware, check the comport number and path in zwg3m_flash.bat and flash_download.cfg.
Ensure the UART_DL(JP3) is set to low and JP1 = H_BOOT for download mode.
Connection fail
Be sure to configure AWS IoT and your FreeRTOS download to connect your device to the AWS Cloud. You can use below steps to check the device settings.
Connect the device with host computer
Open terminal program (ex. hterm)
Check settings using AT command set . Make sure all the configurations are set correctly.
ex) AT+AWS_EP ? +AWS_EP: your_host_url
AT+AWS_TN? +AWS_TN: your thing name
AT+WIFI_SSID_STA? +WIFI_SSID_STA : your Wi-Fi ID
AT+WIFI_PW_STA? +WIFI_PW_STA : your Wi-Fi password
For general troubleshooting information about Getting Started with FreeRTOS, see Troubleshooting getting started.
If these steps don’t work, please contact zn@ictk.com.


Installation
xlquery is a command line program run from a shell like Bash. You can find compiled
version in the releases
in the Github repository in a zip file named xlquery-binary-release.zip. Inside
the zip file look for the directory that matches your computer and copy that someplace
defined in your path (e.g. $HOME/bin).
Compiled versions are available for Mac OS X (amd64 processor), Linux (amd64), Windows
(amd64) and Rapsberry Pi (both ARM6 and ARM7)
Mac OS X
- Go to github.com/caltechlibrary/xlquery/releases/latest
- Click on the green “xlquery-binary-release.zip” link and download
- Open a finder window and find the downloaded file and unzip it (e.g. xlquery-binary-release.zip)
- Look in the unziped folder and find dist/macosx-amd64/xlquery
- Drag (or copy) the xlquery to a “bin” directory in your path
- Open and “Terminal” and run
xlquery -h
Windows
- Go to github.com/caltechlibrary/xlquery/releases/latest
- Click on the green “xlquery-binary-release.zip” link and download
- Open the file manager find the downloaded file and unzip it (e.g. xlquery-binary-release.zip)
- Look in the unziped folder and find dist/windows-amd64/xlquery.exe
- Drag (or copy) the xlquery.exe to a “bin” directory in your path
- Open Bash and and run
xlquery -h
Linux
- Go to github.com/caltechlibrary/xlquery/releases/latest
- Click on the green “xlquery-binary-release.zip” link and download
- find the downloaded zip file and unzip it (e.g. unzip ~/Downloads/xlquery-binary-release.zip)
- In the unziped directory and find for dist/linux-amd64/xlquery
- copy the xlquery to a “bin” directory (e.g. cp ~/Downloads/xlquery-binary-release/dist/linux-amd64/xlquery ~/bin/)
- From the shell prompt run
xlquery -h
Raspberry Pi
If you are using a Raspberry Pi 2 or later use the ARM7 binary, ARM6 is only for the first generaiton Raspberry Pi.
- Go to github.com/caltechlibrary/xlquery/releases/latest
- Click on the green “xlquery-binary-release.zip” link and download
- find the downloaded zip file and unzip it (e.g. unzip ~/Downloads/xlquery-binary-release.zip)
- In the unziped directory and find for dist/raspberrypi-arm7/xlquery
- copy the xlquery to a “bin” directory (e.g. cp ~/Downloads/xlquery-binary-release/dist/raspberrypi-arm7/xlquery ~/bin/)
- if you are using an original Raspberry Pi you should copy the ARM6 version instead
- From the shell prompt run
xlquery -h


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More and more new technologies and devices are introduced to our living, working and business environment. Although all of them are designed to make our lives easier, they have a common problem: The lack of interoperability, due to incompatible technology stacks and conflicting commercial interests. Market consolidation and cooperation between all stakeholders therefore remains a vision. System-wide, multi-vendor interoperability can only succeed if it is free from monetary interests. Free Software is the best option to boost innovation and to make smart home technology available for everybody. Furthermore, Free Software is irreplaceable for research and teaching.
Free Software is free as in speech, not free as in beer. We believe that the software that builds the backbone of smart homes must not be closed or restricted, but that everybody must have the freedom to modify and enhance it. We therefore fully support and help to spread the ideal of Free software as proclaimed by the Free Software Foundation (FSF).
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We plan to publish mobile apps in the app stores for reference.
We plan to provide a PoC deployment of my.openHAB once open-sourced.
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The TimeoutAttribute is used to specify a timeout value in milliseconds for a test case. If the test case runs longer than the time specified it is immediately cancelled and reported as a failure, with a message indicating that the timeout was exceeded.
The attribute may also be specified on a fixture or assembly, in which case it indicates the default timeout for any subordinate test cases.
[Test, Timeout(2000)] public void PotentiallyLongRunningTest() { ... }


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camoflage - 1 gallery
case - 2 galleries
cat - 14 galleries
catdad - 2 galleries
catfriends - 1 gallery
catnip - 1 gallery
cattv - 1 gallery
ceiling - 1 gallery
cell - 1 gallery
chair - 2 galleries
children - 1 gallery
climb - 1 gallery
closet - 1 gallery
coat - 1 gallery
comparison - 1 gallery
cone-of-shame - 1 gallery
couch - 3 galleries
coworker - 1 gallery
cozy - 1 gallery
crocodile - 2 galleries
cub - 1 gallery
curious - 1 gallery
day - 2 galleries
desk - 2 galleries
disguise - 1 gallery
door - 2 galleries
droplets - 1 gallery
drops - 1 gallery
elevated - 1 gallery
entertainment - 1 gallery
eyeliner - 1 gallery
family - 3 galleries
faucet - 1 gallery
feet - 1 gallery
first - 2 galleries
fixed - 1 gallery
forever - 2 galleries
friends - 1 gallery
fur - 2 galleries
fuzzy - 1 gallery
gator - 2 galleries
george - 23 galleries
ghost - 1 gallery
giant - 1 gallery
groom - 2 galleries
grooming - 2 galleries
gus - 18 galleries
habits - 1 gallery
hammock - 1 gallery
happening - 1 gallery
hat - 1 gallery
heating - 1 gallery
helper - 1 gallery
hiding - 2 galleries
high - 1 gallery
home - 3 galleries
hunting - 1 gallery
important - 1 gallery
inside - 1 gallery
its - 2 galleries
itty - 6 galleries
jail - 1 gallery
jasmine - 3 galleries
jaz - 5 galleries
jellybean - 3 galleries
jellybeans - 2 galleries
jump - 1 gallery
kitten - 6 galleries
kittenweed - 1 gallery
kitty - 5 galleries
leopard - 2 galleries
linen - 1 gallery
lookout - 1 gallery
lot - 1 gallery
mat - 2 galleries
mate - 1 gallery
meeting - 1 gallery
monster - 1 gallery
my - 2 galleries
nap - 6 galleries
napping - 4 galleries
naptime - 2 galleries
nature - 1 gallery
neuter - 1 gallery
neutered - 1 gallery
neutering - 1 gallery
new - 3 galleries
office - 8 galleries
old - 2 galleries
one - 2 galleries
outdoor - 1 gallery
overprotective - 1 gallery
pad - 1 gallery
panther - 1 gallery
parking - 1 gallery
party - 1 gallery
paw - 1 gallery
peekaboo - 1 gallery
pelt - 1 gallery
people - 1 gallery
perch - 1 gallery
pet - 1 gallery
picnic - 1 gallery
pillow - 4 galleries
pillowcase - 2 galleries
platform - 1 gallery
plushie - 2 galleries
prison - 1 gallery
queen - 1 gallery
rescue - 1 gallery
separation - 1 gallery
sheets - 2 galleries
shower - 1 gallery
siamese - 5 galleries
sibling - 3 galleries
siblings - 1 gallery
silver - 2 galleries
silvervine - 1 gallery
sink - 1 gallery
sister - 1 gallery
size - 1 gallery
sleep - 9 galleries
sleeping - 7 galleries
sleepy - 4 galleries
sneaky - 1 gallery
snoozle - 1 gallery
snuggle - 4 galleries
snuggles - 1 gallery
snuggly - 1 gallery
snuzzle - 1 gallery
son - 3 galleries
spayed - 1 gallery
splash - 1 gallery
spots - 1 gallery
spotted - 1 gallery
stream - 1 gallery
stretch - 1 gallery
surrogate - 1 gallery
sweet - 1 gallery
swim - 1 gallery
tiger - 1 gallery
tigra - 1 gallery
tiny - 2 galleries
toes - 1 gallery
together - 1 gallery
toy - 1 gallery
trap - 2 galleries
tree - 3 galleries
tripping - 1 gallery
tub - 1 gallery
two - 1 gallery
unafraid - 1 gallery
vertical - 1 gallery
vs - 1 gallery
wade - 1 gallery
watching - 1 gallery
water - 2 galleries
white - 1 gallery
wild - 1 gallery
year - 1 gallery


I have tried using the trust technique with my manager at work. Keeping my manager informed of when I need time off work for this course and fitting me in for part time work when needed. Due to this I have managed to build up trust with my manager at work and his feelings have come across supportive in what I endeavour to do. So far everything has gone well.
I had a conversation with a family member, regarding a situation from late childhood. I could tell that this situation had been sitting there for some time. I was able to put myself in their situation and visualize how they must have felt at the time and now. What I heard them feel was what I felt too, which was the feeling of being let down, surprised and in shock. Through the looping process, I was able to give feedback, as to why the situation may have occured.
I found it good, as I was able to focus on how the other person deals with some similar situations, in the same way that I would. I felt that this person was free from most of the pain and suffering at the moment after having serious health problems last year.
I sent a message to a co-worker, who claimed that I hadn't sent it, when I was sure that I had. It is difficult in our system to find out if it has been sent or if she has received it. The co-worker reckons that she hadn't received my message. She wasn't happy with me, didn't believe that I had sent it and was looking for proof and (blood!). Later on in the day another co-worker, had not received a message that I had definately sent, so I think this is a system problem.
One of the musings I found interesting was the "visual remapping of touch".  Another musing that appeals to me is Metta Bhavana, which is an old fashioned loving kindness meditation. It explains techniques to foster a positive feeling towards someone that you don't get along with.


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Silke Ramelow is chairwoman of the board of BildungsCent e.v. a charitable organization she founded in 2003. Their focus is to support schools in including topics of societal change in their curricula. It aims at enabling students to participate more in their everyday environment. Together with Datenschule BildungsCent has recently launched the project jedeschule.de.
Silke will hold a workshop on 29.04.2017 together with Helene Hahn and Moritz Neujeffski regarding educational data.


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