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9/5/2018
To Rinda Scoggan, her standard poodle Buddy has always been smart.
He was easy to train and has a good, calm temperament. He’s what Scoggan called a “people dog.” During their visits to the dog park, he is typically more interested in meeting the owners than he is the other dogs.
When Scoggan, now a senior counselor at Ohio University Counseling and Psychological Services, worked in an all-male correctional facility, she sometimes brought Buddy to work with her. She found that the men she spoke with seemed to do better during their sessions when Buddy was there.
Those observations piqued her interests in the therapeutic help animals can provide to people, and she began researching what it would take to get Buddy officially certified as a therapy dog. When she began working at Marietta College, she proposed the official certification process to her supervisors, who encouraged her to go forward with the training so Buddy could join her on campus.
Now, Buddy comes to “work” at OU approximately once a week. He accompanies Scoggan during each of her counseling sessions on those days, acting as a comforting presence in whatever way her clients feel most comfortable with. Some pet him while they talk. Some allow him to lay at their feet or sit next to them. In any case, Buddy’s calming effect provides a loving and understanding presence that sometimes makes difficult conversations a little less challenging.
“Animals love you unconditionally,” Scoggan said. “They kind of have this sense of when you’re sad or when you’re upset or when you need a little bit of extra stuff. And they just love you unconditionally. They want you to pet them and hold them and it really doesn’t matter what else is going on.”
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Last year, Scoggan began bringing her newly-trained dog, Dug, to work with her, too. The golden retriever has been a certified therapy dog for a year, and Scoggan hopes to begin bringing him to work more and eventually “retiring” Buddy. But until then, both dogs will continue to visit campus, accompanying Scoggan during her time in-office and providing comfort for other students in group sessions when discussing a traumatic event or during de-stress sessions facilitated by other campus organizations.
“There’s something about just the petting and the warm body of an animal that kind of relaxes,” Scoggan said. “They don’t ask you to perform.  That’s all you have to do.”
Animal-assisted therapy was conceptually developed in the 1960s, and though the idea was at first met with criticism, it has since grown drastically in use. Now, animals are used as agents of healing and comfort for people with a range of ailments and disabilities, including cancer, post-traumatic stress disorder, autism and schizophrenia.
Despite its growth in popularity and acceptance, some financial hurdles often still stand in the way of those who wish to access and provide animal-assisted therapy. But to those who have seen the healing power of four-legged friends, the benefits are unmistakable.
As animal-assisted therapy has grown in practice, so have educational opportunities for those wishing to share it with others. This year marks the inaugural year of Hocking College’s animal-assisted therapy program, a two-year degree program that equips students with the skills to care for and facilitate healing through either horses or dogs.
Cynthia Conner, manager of the canine therapy program and kennel operations at Hocking College, said the school wanted to offer the program to give students hands-on training and experience working directly with animals. Conner said few colleges in Ohio and surrounding states offer animal-assisted therapy programs, and often students have to resort to studying online rather than learning through application.
The program’s first class will include about a dozen students, who will take courses in basic psychology, animal behavior and communication and obedience training, as well as some courses in pet grooming and emergency care. The certificate they will receive upon completion of the program will allow students to work with animals and people together, as well as in training animals to become certified for therapy purposes.
Conner, who began working with animals when she was a teenager and has experience in therapy, veterinary medicine and grooming, said animals can often have a very soothing effect on people and offer an outlet for emotional trauma. She said as more research has been conducted, it’s been found that people, especially children, often respond much better and are more comfortable around animals than they are with other people.
“Animals just have a calming effect,” Conner said.  I’m here to love you.’ That’s pretty much what all dogs feel if they’re trained properly and socialized well. What person can tell a dog, ‘no’?”
To those who have witnessed its impacts first-hand, animals have the potential of providing obvious health benefits. And luckily for them, OU students can spend time with Buddy and Dug free of charge. All services provided by Counseling and Psychological Services are free to students, along with the other campus programs that the dogs sometimes attend.
However, not all who seek out animal-assisted therapy have that same luxury. The cost of animal-assisted therapy often varies depending on the animal and the providing organization, but it can climb to hundreds of dollars per session. The National Center for Equine Facilitated Therapy, a prominent provider of horse-assisted therapy in California, calculates that each session costs between $115 and $300.
In many cases, animal-assisted therapy, and other similar therapies such as art or dance therapy, is not covered by health insurance. A study published by the Interactive Autism Network in 2011 found that out of 8,000 families surveyed, only 12 percent reported that insurance covered some or all of the costs for animal-assisted therapy provided to their children with autism.
Daniel Skinner, an assistant professor of health policy, explained that when animals are used for medicinal purposes as therapy animals are, they become much more than a pet in the eyes of the law and insurance providers. Of course, different health insurance plans provide for different treatments. But the challenge when trying to persuade an insurance provider to provide for a treatment is concretely demonstrating efficacy.
“A lot of times it has to do with clinical evidence,” Skinner said. “So, a therapy dog or a therapy animal of some sort may not have any clinical tests beneath it in terms of randomized trials or the concepts that insurance companies typically use to say, ‘Yes, we’ll fund that.’ ”
In addition to demonstrating a clear medical need for or benefit received from the therapy, it can also be a challenge to prove to insurance providers that the alternative therapy is worth the cost, as opposed to using a pharmaceutical or other clinically-backed treatment.
“There are all sorts of things that people want that they claim helps them,” Skinner said. “So it’s like this constant negotiation of trying to demonstrate efficacy.”
Along with demonstrating effectiveness, insurance providers are additionally concerned with safety. Therefore, providers of animal-assisted therapy must also acquire insurance in the case that a client is injured during a session. The cost for that insurance can be “staggering,” Wayne Boyd said.
“I think they see on a different level than we do. I think when they look at you, they look at your soul. I honestly do.”Wayne Boyd
Boyd has loved and worked closely with animals since he was a child. He began training and rehabilitating stray dogs when he was only 9 years old, and later worked with exotic animals such as large cats, zebras, giraffes and more. When he moved to Athens, he delved into nonprofit work, and eventually he opened his own all-species rescue farm in Glouster called New Beginnings Animal Center.
The farm officially began operations in 2014. Boyd and his colleagues rescued and rehabilitated dogs, cats, horses and other animals, and helped many find new homes through adoption. Additionally, they used the animals to help others cope with disabilities and mental illnesses. Children with autism and veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder would visit the farm and spend time with the animals or ride the horses, enjoying the calmness and refuge the time provided them free of charge.
Michele Summers, vice president of New Beginnings, joined Boyd in his venture and helped him start the rescue operation.
“I think we’ve both been rescuing animals most of our lives,” she said.
Summers can fondly recall one dog in particular who they knew when training would be a perfect fit for someone in need of a therapeutic assistant.
Nonprofit groups like New Beginnings often do not charge those who seek their therapy services, countering the lack of insurance coverage those families often face. However, as Boyd noted, the costs of running such an operation can add up quickly. He believes more people would provide therapeutic experiences with animals if the costs of insurance, equipment, facilities and care were not so high.
Extenuating circumstances forced New Beginnings to close temporarily at the beginning of the year. But Boyd hopes to reopen soon, potentially by partnering with other therapy-oriented nonprofit groups, so he and his colleagues can continue to provide a free, fun and healing service to the area.
Animals, Boyd said, are honest in the purest sense. They cannot lie, judge or disrespect a person. They simply exist and live honest and loving existences, and that is what makes them such natural and powerful agents of healing.
“If the person means (an animal) no harm, they’ll relax instantly,” Boyd said. “It’s like they just know. I think they see on a different level than we do. I think when they look at you, they look at your soul. I honestly do.”
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South Africa's Taste Holdings plans to exit food business, sells Starbucks
South Africa's Taste Holdings said on Friday it had sold its Starbucks business for 7 million rand (US$464,200) and was also considering selling others in its food business, including Domino's Pizza, as part of a new plan to become a luxury retail group.
JOHANNESBURG: South Africa's Taste Holdings said on Friday it had sold its Starbucks business for 7 million rand (US$464,200) and was also considering selling others in its food business, including Domino's Pizza, as part of a new plan to become a luxury retail group.
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# This code is part of the Biopython distribution and governed by its # license. Please see the LICENSE file that should have been included # as part of this package. #
r"""Provide specialized capabilities for cleaning up values in features.
This class is designed to provide a mechanism to clean up and process values in the key/value pairs of GenBank features. This is useful because in cases like::
/translation="MED YDPWNLRFQSKYKSRDA"
you'll end up with a value with \012s and spaces in it like::
"MED\012 YDPWEL..."
which you probably don't want.
This cleaning needs to be done on a case by case basis since it is impossible to interpret whether you should be concatenating everything (as in translations), or combining things with spaces (as might be the case with /notes). """
"""Initialize with the keys we should deal with."""
"""Clean the specified value and return it.
If the value is not specified to be dealt with, the original value will be returned. """ if key_name in self._to_process: try: cleaner = getattr(self, "_clean_%s" % key_name) value = cleaner(value) except AttributeError: raise AssertionError("No function to clean key: %s" % key_name) return value
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So I am not a big fan of football so alot of the data in these make no sence to me but I do have the average gains and losses of each of the plays, organized using pivot tables.


We start with the goal of the business process: "Serve the customer." In this case, there are two pre-conditions: The customer must enter an order and pay for it.
--- Goal: Customer is served. Preconditions: . Customer has entered an order. ^ . Customer has paid for order. ^ Actions: . Coffee-Mixer: Prepare the coffee items in the order. ^ . Donut-Fetcher: Fetch the donut items in the order. ^ . Order-Assembler: Assemble order items into carrier/s. ^ . Order-Checker: Give carrier/s to the customer. ^ ---
We need to define some of the nouns used above in terms that the system already knows.
Dictionary: . A donut is a product. . A donut item is an order item. . A coffee item is an order item. . A carrier is a container. ---
--- Role: Coffee-Mixer. (Coffee-Mixer is the name of a role.) Action: Coffee-Mixer prepares the coffee items in the order. . Get a coffee tray from coffee tray stacker. . For each coffee item in order: . . Prepare the coffee item. ^ . . Add coffee item to tray. . Compare tray weight to order's expected coffee weight. . (This catches most errors.) . Move tray to outgoing coffee queue. To: Prepare the coffee item. . Fetch recipe's cup from cup-dispenser. . Add flavors shown in item recipe. . Add coffee amount shown in item recipe. . Transfer cup to coffee staging area. . Book-keeper: Transfer item materials . . from coffee-maker material-inventory . . to tray. --- Dictionary: . A tray is a container. . A stacker is a container. . A cup-dispenser is a container. . A cup is a part. . A recipe is a bill-of-material. . A coffee staging area is a location. --- Role: Donut-Fetcher. Action: Donut-Fetcher fetches the donut items in the order. . Get a donut tray from donut tray stacker. . For each donut in the order: . . Fetch the donut from the donut rack. ^ . . Add the donut to the tray. . . Book-keeper: Transfer donut cost . . . from donut-inventory . . . to tray. . Compare tray weight to order's expected donut weight. . Move tray to outgoing donut queue. To: Fetch the donut from the donut rack. . Move to appropriate rack. . Take donut from the donut rack. (Is this needed? Does the system already know how to do this?) --- Dictionary: . A stacker is a container. . A rack is a container. . An outgoing donut queue is a location. --- Role: Order-Assembler. Action: Order-assembler assembles order items into carrier/s. . Bag or box donuts as appropriate to order. ^ . Assemble coffee and donuts into appropriate carrier/s. ^ . Move carrier/s to order-out queue. To: Bag or box donuts as appropriate. . If the order has more than 6 donuts: . . Fetch a box from box stacker. . . Erect the box. . Else: . . Fetch a bag from the bag dispenser. . . Pop the bag. To: Assemble coffee and donuts into appropriate carrier/s. . If order has less than 2 coffee drinks: Select no carrier. . If order has less than 5 coffee drinks: Select 4-pack carrier. . If order has less than 7 coffee drinks: Select 6-pack carrier. . If order has more than 7 coffee drinks: Select 12-pack carrier. . Distribute coffee drinks and donuts on carrier. . (This does not cover really large orders with more than 12 coffee drinks.) --- Dictionary: . A coffee drink is a product. . An order-out queue is a location. (Actually the system already knows that a queue is a location.) --- Role: Order-Checker. Action: Give carrier/s to the customer. . Match carrier/s to order. . Move matched carrier/s to scale. . (This catches most errors with carrier sequencing.) . If scale weight matches order's expected weight: . . Give carrier/s to customer. . . Book-Keeper: Transfer order cost to cost-of-goods-sold. . . Book-Keeper: Transfer order price to sales-revenue. . Else: . . (Most likely error is that carrier is out of sequence.) . . Check for carrier sequence error. --- Goal: Customer has entered an order. Preconditions: . Customer is at front of order-entry queue. Actions: . Order-Taker: Provide customer with menu form. . Customer: Fill in the menu form. . Customer: Submit menu form to order-taker. . (Hmmmm? We have the customer working for us?) . (This might make sense in a simulation.) . Order-Taker: Validate menu form. . Order-Taker: Translate menu form to customer order. --- Goal: Customer has paid for order. Preconditions: . Customer has entered an order. ^ Actions: . Cashier: Prepare bill. ^ . Cashier: Explain bill. ^ . Cashier: Accept payment from customer. ^ --- Role: Cashier. Action: Prepare bill. . Sum prices of items in order into order total. . Subtract any discounts from total. . Add any taxes due to total. ---
(The following Book-keeper actions are "native" to the framework. They do not need to be part of a typical business process definition because the system already knows them.
--- Role: Book-keeper. Action: Transfer material from inventory1 to inventory2. . Get cost of material. . Transfer cost from inventory1 asset-account to inventory2 asset-account. Action: Transfer item from inventory1 to inventory2. . Get cost of item. . Transfer cost from inventory1 asset-account to inventory2 asset-account. To: Transfer amount from account1 to account2. . Subtract amount from account1. . Add amount to account2. ---
If you are accustomed to programming in other languages, you may be tempted to write a dialog procedure like the following. However, dialogs should be written in dialog frames.
WRONG WAY TO DO DIALOG Action: Explain bill. . Say: . . "Here is your bill." . . "Your drinks and donuts are listed separately." . If bill shows discounts: . . Say: . . . "You've earned %bill.discounts in discounts." . . . "Your total is %bill.total after discounts and tax." . Else: . . Say: . . . "Your total is %bill.total including tax." Action: Accept payment from customer. .. Say: . . "Would you like to pay by cash or credit card?" . If customer responds "cash": . . Say: . . . "That will be %bill.total please." . . Accept cash and makes change. . . Provide customer with cash receipt. . Else: . . Say: . . . "Your card please." . . Run card through reader. . . Provide customer with credit receipt. ^ To: Provide customer with _type receipt. . (Process is indifferent to type of receipt.) . Print receipt. . Say: . . "Here is your receipt." . Give receipt to customer. ---
The following is the proper dialog frame equivalent to the above.
The context determines the variation in dialog and procedure.
--- Dialog: Explain bill and accept payment. Context: Explaining bill, no discounts. S: Here is your bill. Your drinks ad donuts are listed separately. Your total is [bill total] including tax. . Request payment. Context: Explaining bill, with discounts. S: Here is your bill. Your drinks ad donuts are listed separately. You have earned [bill discount-total] in discounts. Your total is [bill total] after discounts and tax. . Request payment. Context: Request payment. S: Would you like to pay by cash or credit card? U: * cash. S: That will be [bill total] please. . Accept cash and make change. . Give cash receipt to the customer. U: * credit. S: Your card please. . Run card through reader and validate. . Give credit receipt to the customer.


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Coupling
Summary
This week we will explore how different external devices, including mic, camera, sensors, can be used as inputs.
Note: Make up session - October 3, 2019
This week's class is post-poned however You will start to explore 'coupling' by experimenting with one of the following examples.
Examples - Try at least one
Get aquainted with inputs / outputs. We will build on these examples during the make-up session.
Other tutorials
- 7.1 What is an array? - p5.js Tutorial
- 7.2: Arrays and Loops - p5.js Tutorial
- JavaScript Functional Programming — map, filter and reduce
- Top Eight JavaScript Objects And Array Functions You Should Know!
Readings
"Radical Atoms: Beyond Tangible Bits, Toward Transformable Materials" by Hiroshi Isshi et al (2012).
Alternate readings
" Postdigital aesthetics - an art of imperfection, disturbances and disintegration
Deliverables
- Reflection 300-400 words Reflecting on the reading "Radical Atoms: Beyond Tangible Bits, Toward Transformable Materials" consider the future of user interfaces, imagine how your P1 project could look as a tangible interface. Feel free to include any relevant sketches or images. Alternatively, discuss the aesthetic descisions related to your personal website citing academic references.
- Daily Practice: Every day you will code a new p5 sketch related to your P1 Project Development. This is an opportunity to explore p5.js and practice working with objects and animation. On the "Week 4" page on your personal website add links for each day. Here are some suggestions:
- Use the "p5 template" file as a starting point
- Only spend 20 - 40 minutes per sketch
- Focus on creating simple programs
- Explore elements of your P1 project
- If you get stuck ask for help
- Draw out what you want your program to do, using flow charts before writing a single line of code
- Bring an Arduino to next class!


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Cortical labeling (Desikan-Killiany-Tourville) protocol (Mindboggle project)
Whole-brain labeling protocol (Neuromorphometrics) Colormaps optimized for labeling/viewing groups of adjacent regions |
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First application of the finalized BrainCOLOR protocol: 20 repeat-scan OASIS brain images.
Nov. 2010: Society for Neuroscience poster: "An interactive tool for constructing optimal brain colormaps" Jun. 2010: Human Brain Mapping poster: "Open labels: online feedback for a public resource of manually labeled brain images" Feb. 2010: Google group to discuss labels, labeling methods, color maps, etc. Nov. 2009: First meeting, held at Neuromorphometrics, Inc. Aug. 2009: Surveys administered to solicit feedback about our labeling protocol. |
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A bit begrudgingly, I am ready to admit that I like Outlook 2003.
When it comes to email clients, I am probably one of the fussiest people
in the world. I've used lots of different email apps and most of them are
just lame. I've been crabby about this topic for so long it seems like the
last decent email client I used was Eudora 3.0.
If I were to rank the worst email clients I have ever tried, the various
versions of Outlook would hold the top few spots on the list. Outlook 2000
was particularly awful.
But I recently switched to Outlook 2003, and strangely enough, I actually
like it. Here's why:
- It doesn't feel absurdly slow like its ancestors.
- It doesn't treat me like a villain for the fact that we don't use
Exchange. We've had our mail server running under Linux for ages, and
we've never found a compelling reason to change.
- It doesn't treat me like a luddite for the fact that I don't like HTML
mail. This is the first version of Outlook which works well with
good-old-fashioned plain text email. I had to fiddle with the
options quite a bit, but the result works perfectly. All my incoming
mails are converted to plaintext. All my sent emails are in plaintext,
even if I am responding to a message in some other weirdo format.
- It still lets me see HTML mail when I want to. Even though I have
all my incoming mails converted to plaintext, I can click a button in the
message window to show that message as HTML. It doesn't change my global
setting for other messages. It simply allows me to see the underlying
HTML.
- It doesn't load inline images in HTML unless I specifically say so.
No more unwanted pictures in my face.
- It has taught me that I'm not quite as good of a speller as I thought I
was. Believe it or not, I have never used a mail client with built-in
spell checking. I'm a pretty decent speller, so it hasn't been much of
an issue. But since I switched to Outlook 2003, I've been amazed at the
number of typos and spelling errors caught by the spell checker.
- It has cool flags for followup. I like to click the flag column to
mark messages which need my attention. Outlook 2003 keeps a special
folder which aggregates all my flagged items together in one view, regardless
of where they are located elsewhere in the folder hierarchy.
Neato.
- It groups items in folders by day, with tree control behavior,
allowing me to expand and collapse a whole day's messages at one time.
- NewsGator. I like SharpReader, but I'm now giving NewsGator a try. So far I am very
impressed. It's cool having my subscribed feeds show up right there in
my mail reader.


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Editing Tools Help
This is the help file for version 1.3.0 of the editing tools.
For general information about this tool, or to download the latest version, visit the project's GitHub page. If you have suggestions for new tools, or if you are having problems using the tool, either file an issue on GitHub or feel free to email me directly.
The various tools are grouped into five categories:
Settings
This is where you configure the the tool generally. There are five features:
- Version: This tells you what version of the tool you are running. Visit the "Releases" section of the GitHub page to download the latest version (or older versions, if you prefer).
- Help!: This opens the help file you're reading now.
- Settings: There are currently two settings you can change:
- Edit-distance sensitivity: This is used by the "Check Proper Nouns" feature (see the "Proofing" section). The number represents the number of changes you have to make to one word to make it another word. The higher the number, the more false positives you'll get. Too low and you'll miss valid misspellings. A setting of "2" seems to me to be a good balance, but play around with it if you wish.
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Comment boilerplate: This is where you add/change/remove comment boilerplate (see the "Boilerplate" section).
To add new boilerplate, click on the blank row that appears at the bottom of the list of boilerplate. Give it a helpful shortcut name (left-hand side) and then enter the full text of your desired comment (right-hand side).
To edit a boilerplate, simply click on the entry and make the edits.
To delete a boilerplate, select the row by clicking in the tiny cell to the far left of the row. Then just hit the Delete key on your keyboard.
- Export: This is how you can backup, migrate, or share your comment boilerplate. When clicked, it will ask you where you want to save the file. It will then create an XML file that can be read by the "Import" function.
- Import: This lets you load exported comment boilerplate. You first select the file and then you have one of three self-explanatory choices of how you want the tool to handle duplicates.
Editing
- Apply Language: Applies the selected language to all the text in the body, headers, footers, and notes. It does not find text in text boxes. I don't know if finds text in frames.
- Find Singular Data: Where I work, "data" must always be plural, so this uses natural language processing to find (and highlight in grey) possible instances of "data" being used as a singular. It will only highlight sentences that actually contain the word "data"! So look at sentences around highlighted sentences to find misuses of pronouns referring to "data."
Proofing
- Word List: Creates a separate document containing all the unique words in the document. It retains capitalization. This is a great proofreading tool because it removes the meaning of the text and just gives you the individual words.
- Word Frequency List: Does the same as above but also counts the occurences of each word. It puts the list in a table, which for some reason is slow, so please be patient.
- Check Proper Nouns: This feature gets a lot of use in my day job. This tool generates a list of proper nouns and then does two comparisons: (1) a "sounds like" check and (2) an edit distance check (see the "Settings" section). If it finds groups of proper nouns that are spelled differently but either sound alike or are close in spelling, it will list them in a new document. This is an excellent way to find common typos in proper names that can easily be missed in a long document.
Finishing
This is for tools you run at the end of an editing pass.
- Accept Formatting Changes: This lets you accept all tracked formatting changes with one click.
Boilerplate
For me this is the second-most-used feature, next only to "Check Proper Nouns." If you find yourself typing similar comments over and over again, then this can save you tons of time. To add/remove/edit boilerplate, see the "Settings" section.
- Apply Comment: First select the text you want to comment on. Then select the short name of the comment you wish to insert. Then click the "Apply Comment" button. A new comment will be inserted containing the boilerplate. Edit as you will. It's that easy!


Know your name in Ghanaian .
The Akans are a meta-ethnicity who primarily live in Ghana and Ivory Coast with a population of around 20 million people. As a meta-ethnicity they share a lot of common traits, but there are various sub-groups related mostly to language and some cultural differences. Many Akan people were taken as slaves and brought to America, as a result Akan influences can be found in American territories as well, most noticeably in the Caribbean, of which Jamaica has the strongest influences in terms of names. The Akans have a fairly unique naming system, which is based on the day a child is born, and on the gender of the child. So a boy born on a Monday would be named Kwadwo or Koho, and a girl would be called Adwoa.After you find out your name in Akan, you can find out what it means here
You will just have to enter your month,date and year of birth.


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In this resource center you can find documentation, tutorials, videos and more information about Kotlin
- Reference. Sytnax reference and information on basic constructs with Kotlin
- Tutorials. Walk-through tutorials providing step-by-step guidance on how to accomplish different tasks
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- More Resources. Links and information to some community resources


UIMenuBuilder
class UIMenuBuilder abstract
Dynamic menu builder, platform dependent (abstract).
Note: Typescene provides a platform dependent implementation by default. You can implement your own menu builder by extending this class and assigning a constructor reference to UITheme.MenuBuilder
.
Constructor
(): UIMenuBuilder
.clear() abstract
(): this
Remove all current menu items.
.addOption() abstract
(key: string, text:
Stringable
, icon?: string, hint?:
Stringable
, hintIcon?: string, textStyle?: Partial<TextStyle>, hintStyle?: Partial<TextStyle>): this
Add a menu option with given key, text, icon, and hint.
.addSelectionGroup() abstract
(options: { key: string; text:
Stringable
; }[], selectedKey?: string, textStyle?: Partial<TextStyle>): this
Add a list of selectable menu options.
.addSeparator() abstract
(): this
Add a menu separator.
.setGravity() abstract
(gravity: "start" | "stretch" | "end"): this
Set the alignment of the menu to its related component (start
, stretch
, or end
), if applicable.
.setRevealTransition() abstract
(transition: string): this
Set the animation that plays when the menu is displayed, if applicable.
.setExitTransition() abstract
(transition: string): this
Set the animation that plays when the menu is removed, if applicable.
.build() abstract
Build a constructor for a menu with the current options, which should emit a SelectMenuItem
event (of type UIMenuItemSelectedEvent
) when an item is selected, and a CloseModal
event to close the menu.


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IN ENGLISH
I am running for parliament because I want to fight for genuine social justice and a better future for all of us, by all of us.
My goals as a parliamentary representative are:
Solving the climate crisis, which is threatening the very foundations of life on Earth and the future of generations to come. As the top scientist of the world point out, we have got only 12 years to limit climate catastrophe. Finland should pioneer this endeavor by investing in innovation, renewable energy, and sustainable living and transportation; this would not only help save the world, but would create jobs and improve the standard of living in Finland as well.
Promoting fair working conditions and living wages. We must defend and improve collective labor agreements, thus safekeeping the livelihood and well-being of all workers, but especially the lower-income members of the workforce. At the same time, we must take determined steps towards the adoption of a universal basic income. Earning a fair wage is a human right, but so is the ability to have a decent quality of life when earning a salary is not possible.
Ensuring equal and affordable education for everyone. Recent right-wing governments have been relentlessly attacking education and culture, cutting over 1.5 billion euros in funding throughout 8 years. This has led to a higher prevalence of of NEETs (people “Not in Education, Employment, or Training"), and has also forced children from low-income families to drop out of school and prematurely join the workforce. We must turn this unjust course around, and reinvest in education and the future of our society.
Never compromising on fundamental human rights. The far-right is on the rise, and governments across Europe and the world have been increasingly ignoring human rights violations. This trend must be stopped; we must defend the human rights of the Sami indigenous people, of the refugees who are forced to flee their homes, and of those who are oppressed and attacked for being who they are.
I believe we can create a sustainable and equitable future for all of us. But I can’t do it alone! On behalf of my campaign team, I wholeheartedly encourage you send me a message to join us on this journey. You can also help me become a member of the Finnish parliament by donating on Holvi or simply spreading the word.
We can do better, so let’s make a better future happen!


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In the traditional threaded model of concurrent programming, when we share data among threads, we keep it consistent using locks, and we notify threads of changes using condition variables. Haskell's MVar mechanism improves somewhat upon these tools, but it still suffers from all of the same problems:
Race conditions due to forgotten locks
Deadlocks resulting from inconsistent lock ordering
Corruption caused by uncaught exceptions
Lost wakeups induced by omitted notifications
These problems frequently affect even the smallest concurrent programs, but the difficulties they pose become far worse in larger code bases or under heavy load.
For instance, a program with a few big locks is somewhat tractable to write and debug, but contention for those locks will clobber us under heavy load. If we react with finer-grained locking, it becomes far harder to keep our software working at all. The additional bookkeeping will hurt performance even when loads are light.


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utilities > HIDDEN
The colors utilities contain helper classes Until force the CSS hidden property in certain breakpoints range.
Using the properly class a from breakpoint (included) and until breakpoint (excluded) could be set.


Prince Andrew faces more disgrace as business backers leave
by The Associated Press, StaffLONDON - Britain's Prince Andrew is facing further disgrace as charitable backers begin to distance themselves from him amid unfavourable fallout of an interview on his friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Britain's Press Association is reporting that professional services provider KPMG, a sponsor of his flagship entrepreneur project, Pitch@Palace, won't renew its support. Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca, another backer of the project, says it is reviewing its three-year partnership, which is due to expire at the end of the year.
Andrew, the second son of Queen Elizabeth II, tried to end years of speculation about his role in the Epstein scandal by granting a no-holds barred interview to the BBC's Newsnight program on Saturday.
The strategy backfired when the prince failed to show empathy for the young women exploited by Epstein.


What do they have in common: egg2 nut2 salad2 NOT milk" What do they have in common: cat2 dog2 panda2 NOT ant" What do they have in common: leg2 neck2 hand2 NOT lipstick" What do they have in common: desk2 cot2 bed2 NOT cup" What do they have in common: helmet2 hat2 cap2 NOT socks" What do they have in common: plum2 melon2 apple2 NOT carrot" What do they have in common: tram2 truck2 bus2 NOT jet" What do they have in common: Mum2 Dad2 Gran2 NOT student"
in-context


#include <endpoint.hpp>
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using | address_type = IPAddressType |
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template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
class fly::net::Endpoint< IPAddressType >
Class to store a version-independent IP address and port, and to provide convenient access to its data as required by various network APIs.
- Author
- Timothy Flynn (trfly.nosp@m.nn89.nosp@m<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Version
- February 13, 2021
◆ Endpoint() [1/3]
template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
◆ Endpoint() [2/3]
template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
Constructor. Create an endpoint from an IP address and port.
- Parameters
-
| address | The IP address to initialize the endpoint with. |
| port | The port to initialize the endpoint with. |
◆ Endpoint() [3/3]
template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
Constructor. Create an endpoint from an IP address and port.
- Parameters
-
| address | The IP address to initialize the endpoint with. |
| port | The port to initialize the endpoint with. |
◆ address()
template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
- Returns
- The endoint's IP address.
◆ from_string()
template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
| constexpr std::optional< Endpoint< IPAddressType > > fly::net::Endpoint< IPAddressType >::from_string |
( |
std::string_view |
endpoint | ) |
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staticconstexpr |
Construct an endpoint from a string containing an IP address and a port.
The provided string should begin with the IP address and end with the port, separated by a single colon. IPv6 addressses should be surrounded by square brackets (e.g. "[::1]:80");
- Parameters
-
| endpoint | The string to initialize the endpoint from. |
- Returns
- If successful, the constructed endpoint. Otherwise, an uninitialized value.
◆ is_ipv4()
template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
- Returns
- True if this is an IPv4 endpoint.
◆ is_ipv6()
template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
- Returns
- True if this is an IPv6 endpoint.
◆ operator<=>()
template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
Three-way-comparison operator. Defaulted to perform the comparison on the underlying IP address and port.
◆ port()
template<IPAddress IPAddressType>
- Returns
- The endoint's IP port.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Interface and Sensor Type:
Temperature Sensors: connect either a Vernier GoTemp or a Vernier GoLink with an attached Temperature Sensor.
Light Sensor: connect a Vernier Light Sensor to a Vernier GoLink.
Distance Sensor: connect a Vernier Go!Motion ultrasonic distance-ranging sensor.
This example uses a small Java applet running in the background to collect data from the probe and pass it to the graph.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ListArrayListener | Deprecated
No longer maintained
|
| ListManager | Deprecated
No longer maintained
This class provides methods, for easily handling of
Shoppinglists , ShoppinglistItems ,
and Shares , without having to worry about keeping a sane, and
synchronizing state with both the database and, the
ShopGun API. |
| SyncDebugger | Deprecated
No longer maintained
|
| SyncInterval | Deprecated
No longer maintained
Supported synchronization intervals for
SyncManager
and is one of:
SLOW
MEDIUM
FAST
PAUSED
Please only use SyncInterval.FAST when needed, e.g.: when the user is actively interacting
with a Shoppinglist or it's ShoppinglistItem 's. |
| SyncManager | Deprecated
No longer maintained
The
SyncManager class performs asynchronous synchronization with the
ShopGun API, to propagate all Shoppinglist and ShoppinglistItem
changes that a user may have done in the database . |


#include <display.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Display () | |
| Constructor for UI. | |
| Display (string name) | |
| void | init () |
| void | start () |
| void | update () |
| void | stop () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static double | rotation () |
A Display class to display flight simulator output to a Window Derived from the Process class and gets scheduled by the Manager class Listens to the Attitude channel to gather data display a flight simulator visual to the screen. Uses Gtk 3.0 and Cairo graphics to display graphical content to the screen in a window
| Display::Display | ( | string | name | ) |
Constructor for UI (takes a process name)
| name | Name of the process |
| void Display::init | ( | ) |
Initialization method. It will usually be called once, after all processes and communication objects have been added to the manager, but before the Manager starts running.
| void Display::start | ( | ) |
Start method. Set up the UI for the app Will set up a separate thread to update the Gtk windowed UI using a window procedure (wndproc) Called just before the manager starts running. It may be called multiple times, if the manager is started and stopped. Session type initialization should happen here.
| void Display::stop | ( | ) |
Stop method. Will send a quit message to the UI, which will terminate the window procedure thread. Simulator will still continue to run without UI It may be called multiple times, if the manager is started and stopped.
| void Display::update | ( | ) |
Update method. Will update the App UI at a set frequency Target frame rate is 20fps, but can be pushed higher. Determined by the period used when the process is scheduled with the Manager (see Manager::schedule).


The Sixth Sense
Director: M. Night Shyamalan Producer: Frank Marshall, Kathleen Kennedy, Barry Mendel Writer: M. Night Shyamalan Starring: Bruce Willis, Haley Joel Osment, Toni Collette, Olivia Williams
(***1/2) out of (****)
Despite what the ads may lead you to believe, The Sixth Sense is not a horror movie; it's actually a drama--and all the better for it. Make no mistake about it, this film does have some scary moments, and the PG-13 rating is well deserved: While there is no sex, only three or four curse words, and little violent action (two gunshots at the beginning of the movie), some of the pictures we see of the ghosts could haunt viewers for days. So be discerning before you take kids to see this movie. The story focuses on two characters: a child psychologist, Malcom Crowe (Willis), and a nine-year-old boy named Cole (Osment). As the movie opens, Malcom has received an award for excellence from the mayor of Philadelphia.  The man kills himself. Several months pass, but nothing can erase Malcom's memory of that terrifying night. The haunting memory has changed Malcom, and his wife doesn't like who he's become; she doesn't talk to him anymore, and she's started finding pleasure in another man's company. Malcom feels he only has himself to blame--for both the shooting and its effects. He buries himself in his work, finding another haunted boy who resembles his late client not only emotionally but physically as well. The boy's name is Cole. Cole is a social outcast with a dark secret. Despite Malcom's best efforts, he is hard-pressed to convince Cole that he can help him. Malcom even has his own doubts about that. But Cole finally realizes that not only is this man nice, but he really is the only one who can solve his problem. His problem is that he sees ghosts--not apparitions floating around in white sheets, but people walking around with gaping mortal wounds that they don't even realize they have. ("Come on," says a twelve-year-old boy, "I'll show you where my dad keeps his gun."  He sees these people everywhere. Most of them are angry, and they won't leave him alone. Cole's mother loves him, but being a single parent, she is unable to offer little more than moral support. It's up to Malcom to stop the hauntings. The Sixth Sense doesn't really reach a climax; the story just basically moves along steadily to the end. But anyone who might be inclined to complain about that should be appeased by the last scene.  Most summer movies are special effects bonanzas with five minutes' worth of story. The Sixth Sense is high-octane drama with an old-school philosophy on horror: less is more. What we do see is graphic, yet somehow subtle. If you wasted your money on The Haunting, you can make it back up here. And you won't be ashamed to tell people you saw it.
A review by Scott Miller. (c) 1999
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1. Overview
HuTime is a platform for visualizing and analyzing timelines and charts on a Web page. You can add new ideas to the view of your timeline or chart or develop a new Web application, through HuTime APIs.
2. Basic Structure
HuTime consists primarily of three types of containers, a panel collection, panel, and layer, and of an application root that provides control over these containers. Data, figures, text, images, and others are displayed on layers. You can also combine these layers together on a panel for use. A wide variety of classes are defined for layers depending on their purposes, such as displaying timelines, charts or scales.
| Type | Typical Class | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Application root | HuTime | Has one or more panel collections and provides control over how the entire application works. |
| Panel collection | HuTime.PanelCollection | Serves as a container that accommodates one or more panels and provides cooperation among panels. You specify the display mode for each panel collection. |
| Panel | HuTime.TilePanel | Serves as a container that accommodates one or more layers and displays them. |
| Layer | HuTime.Layer | Serves as a container that displays figures and text. Multiple types of layer classes are available depending on the functions, such as for timelines or for charts. |
3. HuTime's Coordinate System (TV Coordinates)
In addition to the XY coordinate system on the screen, HuTime has its own TV coordinate system. It can provide the horizontal display mode and vertical display mode by converting TV coordinates into XY coordinates.
t axis and v axis in horizontal display mode
(1) t Axis
The t axis serves as a basis for placing data, figures, text, images, and others and represents linear events, such as time or distance. The t coordinates can have real values falling within the range of numbers that can be handled in JavaScript. Part of the whole range is displayed in HuTime. However, if the number of digits exceeds the prescribed significant digit (usually 12 digits), you cannot change or zoom in or out the displayed range as you want. In addition, you can use the APIs to limit the range of values the t coordinate takes. Values of the t coordinate are used as coordinate values to display records, figures, and others on a layer. Also, non-real values, such as time and dates, are converted into real values somehow and used as t coordinate values.
The t axis is parallel to the x axis in horizontal display mode, and to the y axis in vertical display mode. Using the APIs, you can set the direction of the t axis to the forward or backward direction of the XY axes. If a Web page contains more than one panel collection, changing or zooming in or out the displayed range of the t values on one of the panel collections causes the displayed ranges of the other panel collections to be changed or zoomed in or out at the same time.
(2) v Axis
The v axis is orthogonal to the t axis, and is parallel to the y axis in horizontal display mode and to the x axis in vertical display mode. As with t values, values of the v coordinates are used as coordinate values to determine positions where data, figures, text, images and others are displayed. Each layer has a different range and direction for its v axis. They are determined based on the arguments passed to the constructor when a layer object (or its derived objects) is created.
4. Specifying the Display Mode (Horizontal and Vertical) and the Relation between XY Coordinates and TV Coordinates
You specify the display mode (vertical or horizontal) and forward direction in the t axis by using the displayMode property on a panel collection basis. One example is that if displayMode = 0, then the direction of the t axis is parallel to the x axis and in the forward direction (the t axis from left to right in horizontal display mode). Another is that if displayMode = 3, then the direction of the t axis is parallel to the y axis and in the backward direction (the t axis from bottom to top in vertical display mode).
5. Hierarchical Structure of Containers and the Relationship between Containers and DOM Elements
As containers, a panel collection, panel, and layer correspond to objects of HuTime.PanelCollection, HuTime.TilePanel (or HuTime.OverlayPanel), and HuTime.Layer classes, respectively. Each of the classes is associated with a DOM element for display (div element) via the element property. Based on containment relationships between objects, objects for the classes are put into a hierarchy of objects, and at the same time, DOM elements associated with these objects are also added, in the form of hierarchy, to the DOM elements in a Web page prepared by a user.
The HuTime.PanelCollection class has the canvas element, which is used to obtain mouse events and control the shape of the cursor, and is displayed on all of other DOM elements. This canvas element can be referenced through the captureElement property of each class. Furthermore, the HuTime.Layer class has the canvas element for drawing associated with it. Figures, text images, and others that are displayed on a layer are drawn.
The application root (a HuTime object), located at the top of the object tree, accommodates one or more panel collections and provides control over how the entire application works, including managing the displayed range. Each object under the panel collection in the hierarchy can refer to the HuTime object to which the object itself belongs, through the hutimeRoot property.


Free Breast Cancer Screening in Kenya
This is an independently curated list of clinics where women can receive FREE screening for Breast Cancer during the Breast Cancer Awareness Month of October.
STATISTICS
Ladies, we can reduce these statistics when we know our breasts and detect abnormal signs early. That said, it is important to note that not all abnormal signs point to breast cancer.
Why do doctors emphasize early detection? Because breast cancer in it’s early stages is more likely to be treated.
How can we detect breast cancer early? Through self breast examination and clinical screening.
This resource shares a list of clinics, hospitals, and other businesses that offer or sponsor FREE clinical screening for breast cancer. In addition, we’ve included other screening services that are offered at discounted rates during this #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth.
We hope you find this resource useful for yourself and the women in your life. Fighting breast cancer takes everyone.
This resource is maintained by Mfuko. For inquiries, comments, or clarification, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Screening Centres | Screening Schedules | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Main Hospital A & E | Mon-Fri 7.00 AM-10.00 AM |
| 2. | TRM (Thika Road) Clinic | Tue 8.00 AM-10.30 AM Wed 8.00 AM-10.30 AM |
| 3. | Buruburu (Fairlane Centre) | Mon 8.00 AM-1.00 PM |
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| 6. | Thika | Mon-Fri 8.00 AM-10.00 AM |
| 7. | Westlands at Kenrail Towers | Mon-Fri 8.00 AM-12 Noon |
| 8. | Shujaa Mall | Wed 8.00 AM-12 Noon Thur 8.00 AM-12 Noon |
| Screening Centres | Screening Schedules | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Meridian Health Centre | October 15, 2020 October 17, 2020 October 18, 2020 October 20, 2020 For more information, contact the clinic on +254 709 572 058 |
| 2. | The Nairobi Hospital | October 15, 2020 October 17, 2020 October 18, 2020 October 20, 2020 For more information, contact the clinic on +254 723 976 587 |
| 3. | The Aga Khan University Hospital | October 15, 2020 October 17, 2020 October 18, 2020 October 20, 2020 For more information, contact the clinic on +254 711 092 524 |
Additional services offered at discounted rates at the clinics include:
Free screening services not verified.
Discounted rates are available until October 31, 2020 for the following cancer screening:
| Screening Centres | Screening Schedules | Discounted Price |
|---|---|---|
| - Shivachi Road, Parklands - Village Market, New Wing, 2nd Floor - Uyoma Street, Nairobi CBD |
Contact<PHONE_NUMBER> | KSh 3,000 |
| Screening Centres | Screening Schedules | Discounted Price |
|---|---|---|
| - Shivachi Road, Parklands - Village Market, New Wing, 2nd Floor - Uyoma Street, Nairobi CBD |
Contact<PHONE_NUMBER> | KSh 4,999 |
| Screening Centres | Screening Schedules | Discounted Price |
|---|---|---|
| - Shivachi Road, Parklands - Village Market, New Wing, 2nd Floor - Uyoma Street, Nairobi CBD |
Contact<PHONE_NUMBER> | KSh 700 |
| Screening Centres | Screening Schedules | Discounted Price |
|---|---|---|
| - Shivachi Road, Parklands - Village Market, New Wing, 2nd Floor - Uyoma Street, Nairobi CBD |
Contact<PHONE_NUMBER> | KSh 2,300 |
| Screening Centres | Screening Schedules | Discounted Price |
|---|---|---|
| - Shivachi Road, Parklands - Village Market, New Wing, 2nd Floor - Uyoma Street, Nairobi CBD |
Contact<PHONE_NUMBER> | KSh 2,800 |
For more information, contact<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Free screening services not verified.
Discounted rates are available until October 31, 2020 for the following cancer screening:
| Screening Centres | Screening Schedules | Discounted Price |
|---|---|---|
| Parklands Main Hospital | Mon-Fri 8.00 AM-4.00 PM | KSh 2,450 |
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BEST ODDS |
Mirandes v Getafe |
MIRANDES 17/1 |
DRAW 43/20 |
GETAFE 15/8 |
Thursday’s horse racing tips are brought to you by the returning Paul Jacobs, who is filling in for Jake Johns all this week! After being in the winners yesterday, can the 5x NAPS champion find more profit for the Easyodds readers on Thursday with his expert horse racing tips?
4.50 – Doncaster – This looks a fair staying event for the grade, but there can be no getting away from the claims of DEW POND as he has only gone up 6lbs for his two victories and looked a long way in front of the handicapper when easing to victory over course and distance last time out.
Of course this is a going to be a much sterner test for the son of Motivator, but the way he cleared away in the closing stages makes this progressive four-year-old one to stay on the right side of until he is beaten.
Of his rivals, Hurry Home Papa won nicely last time out, but this mark has proved a no go zone before so a bigger danger could come from Rock On Bollinski. The last named wasn’t suited by the way the race was run last time out and remains in good form.
5.35 – Yarmouth – This sprint finale shouldn’t really take an awful lot of winning and the drop to the minimum trip for the first time in his career could well be the making of the Paco Boy filly GABRIELLE.
She has travelled through her three races to date as though she could be an 85 plus rated horse and showed particular promise on rain softened ground when fifth of 10 behind Jadaayil at Newbury, not for the first time fading in the closing stages.
She failed to sparkle on fast ground last time out and this surface allied to as fair mark makes her the value bet over the likes of top weight Olympic Runner and course and distance winner Shypen.
6.45 – Newcastle – Where Orion’s Bow has found his recent improvement from is anyone’s guess, but as his trainer Dandy Nicholls said when they are rolling like he is you just have to keep on running them and his easy win at Thirsk off a mark of 85 had to be seen to be believed.
Now up to a mark of 91 in a better race, the handicapper could conceivably have given him more weight, he has to be involved if in the same sort of form.
However, he will hopefully make the market for us and I will be having a lumpy each-way wager on PATRICK. He never showed at York last time out (Bogart ahead of him), but returned to an artificial surface will be a big advantage to him and although a mark of 92 is no giveaway, he remains capable of winning off this mark.


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CSIT TechFest is reborn as Techela 2016 , a "mela" of technical activities with lots of challenges, fun and lots of prizes. The students of CS/IT have geared up to make it unique and although more visible with its lot more interesting events which will stimulate the budding IT logic builders to fix complicated situations with efficient IT techniques.
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It is the European Commission's primary public repository and portal to disseminate information on all EU-funded research projects and their results in the broadest sense.
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In grades 4–6, kids start to explore the world outside the classroom by connecting the curriculum to the Temple community, the local community, and the greater world. The themes are Caring, Tefillah (prayer), and B’nai Telem (social action and service).
The curriculum in the fourth grade is centered on caring — what it means to be a caring person — through action, prayers and customs, and understanding. Family education activities include interviewing members of the Caring Committee about the work they do, listening to temple members who have been helped by the Caring Committee, making baby blankets for newborns, preparing a meal for an ill member, and learning about Jewish rituals, such as visiting a family in mourning at a shiva.
Fifth graders learn about prayer, T’fillah — what it is, its many forms, and how to make their own prayer experience. Families participate in two creative and experiential Saturday morning Shabbat services planned by the students and their teachers, incorporating elements of music, poetry, meditation, and movement. Everyone in the community is invited to attend the service and the potluck lunch that follows.
The focus of the sixth grade is B’nai Telem, a program that gives kids opportunities to get involved in social action in six areas: poverty, hunger, literacy, connecting generations, special needs, and the environment. Kids will learn how these activities are based on values that have guided Jews for thousands of years.
In preparation for their bar and bat mitzvahs, sixth graders and their parents also participate in a program called Mitzvah Makers, guided by the rabbi and cantor, intended to clarify values and to explore the meaning of Jewish adulthood. There are also parent-only meetings to learn the ropes of the bar and bat mitzvah process and to share experiences.
Grades 4 and 5 meet on Tuesday from 3:45 to 5:45. Grade 6 meets on Wednesday from 3:45 to 5:45. All three grades also meet on Sunday mornings from 9:30 to 11.


The most copied StackOverflow snippet of all time is flawed! | Programming.Guide In a recent study titled Usage and Attribution of Stack Overflow Code Snippets in GitHub Projects, an answer I wrote almost a decade ago was found to be the most copied snippet on Stack Overflow. Ironically it happens to be buggy.
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How to listen to your favourite podcast without podcast app? These few lines of python might be able to help!
The Problem
My brother recently introduced me to a new podcast, RadioWissen. I can thoroughly recommend it to all German speakers. If you do not speak German, you will have to stick with the Radio4 gems such as More or less, behind the stats. Now, my brother is a “laggard” in terms of technological adaptation, and as a result he does not own a smart phone. Instead, he downloads podcasts as mp3 files to his desktop PC. He wanted to download all episodes of RadioWissen, but with over 2 000 episodes published to date, this would have been very tedious to do manually.
Caricature by Tom Fishburne, taken from Pinterest
The Solution
Enter XML files that are behind the popular RSS feed format. Like any major podcast programme, RadioWissen lists all episodes in an XML file on their website, including file names and meta data. This provides the perfect basis to iterate over and programmatically download episodes. Below is my approach in python. I am using the “BeautifulSoup” library to extract URLs and the “requests” library to retrieve the files.
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests
def getFile(url):
'''Download file from URL, preserve file name'''
# Get name for local file
local_filename = url.split('/')[-1]
# Get and write content
r = requests.get(url, stream=True)
with open(local_filename, 'wb') as f:
f.write(r.content)
# Print filename as confirmation
return local_filename
# Address of the xml doc containing all mp3 file names and locations
xml_address = 'http://www.br-online.de/podcast/radiowissen/cast.xml'
# Get text and turn it from xml into BeautifulSoup
soup = BeautifulSoup(requests.get(xml_address).text)
# Download the latest episode
episode = soup.find_all('enclosure')[0]
source_address = episode['url']
getFile(source_address)
You can also download all episodes using the code snippet below, but like I said, there are over 2 000 episodes published to date, so this will take several hours to complete!
# Download all episodes
for episode in soup.find_all('enclosure'):
Extract url
source_address = episode['url']
print('downloading' + source_address)
getFile(source_address)
I am still developing my python skills, which are more basic than my R knowledge. I felt like this little task was the perfect practice exercise for me, and I would be grateful for any feedback, constructive criticism, and comments on my approach.


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Starts the process of fetching a resource. Default configuration parameters will be applied to the Request. The constructed Request will be passed to registered request interceptors before being sent. The Response will be passed to registered Response interceptors before it is returned.
Parameters
input: any
The resource that you wish to fetch. Either a
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init?: RequestInit
An options object containing settings to be applied to
the Request.
Returns
A Promise for the Response from the fetch request.


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And because it is not used I do not document it. hint: Spring MVC 3.0 with annotated controllers.
Was originally meant to replace the permission package.


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Here you can download the most recent version of the data. The download consists of a zip file containing both yearly and 5-year averages of the data in the requested format.
We update the data regularly, but you can also use the accompanying R package OpennessDataR to update the data yourself. The package is available via Github. Note that the package might need regular updates in order to react to changes in the APIs of the original data sources.
Here you find a table describing all variables contained in the data set and their respective sources.
Data collection and provision is tedious work. If you find this data set helpful and use it in your publications, we would appreciate your willingness to cite the paper accompanying the data set:
Gräbner, C., Heimberger, P., Kapeller, J. and Springholz, F. (2020): Understanding economic openness: a review of existing measures, Review of World Economics. DOI: 10.1007/s10290-020-00391-1.
Moreover, in case you use one the indicators that was compiled by other authors, please cite their original contribution as well. Below we provide an overview of the indicators we have in mind and how you can cite them.
In case you cite one of the KOF indicators, i.e. one of the variables of which the name starts with KOF_*, then please cite the following paper:
Gygli, S., Haelg, F., Potrafke, N. and Sturm J.-E. (2019): The KOF Globalisation Index – Revisited, Review of International Organizations, Vol. 14(3), p. 543-574. DOI: 10.1007/s11558-019-09344-2.
When you use one of the indicators developed by Philip R. Lane and Gian Maria Milesi-Ferretti, i.e. one of the variables of which the name starts with LMF_*, then please cite the following paper:
Lane, P.-R. and Milesi-Ferretti, G.-M. (2007): The external wealth of nations mark II: Revised and extended estimates of foreign assets and liabilities, 1970–2004, Journal of International Economics, Vol. 73(2), p. 223-250. DOI: 10.1016/j.jinteco.2007.02.003.
The two indicators KAOPEN and chinn_ito_normed were developed by Menzie Chinn and Hiro Ito. Whenever you use them, please cite the following paper:
Chinn, M. D. and Ito, H. (2006): What Matters for Financial Development? Capital Controls, Institutions, and Interactions, Journal of Development Economics, Vol. 81(1), p. 163-192. DOI: 10.1016/j.jdeveco.2005.05.010.
The indicator Alcala was developed in the following paper:
Alcala, F., and Ciccone, A. (2004): Trade and Productivity, The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Vol. 119(2), p. 613–646. DOI: 10.1162/0033553041382139.
The indicators CAPITAL and FIN_CUR come from the following paper:
Quinn, D. P. and Toyoda, A. M. (2008): Does Capital Account Liberalization Lead to Growth?, Review of Financial Studies, Vol. 21(3), p. 1403–1449. DOI: 10.1093/rfs/hhn034.
The composite trade share (CTS) has been developed in:
Squalli, J. and Wilson, K. (2011): A New Measure of Trade Openness, The World Economy, Vol. 34(10), p. 1745–1770. DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9701.2011.01404.x.
The indicator (Tariff_RES) was kindly provided by Florence Jaumotte, Subir Lall and Chris Papageorgiou. If you use it please refer to their paper:
Jaumotte, F., Lall, S., and Papageorgiou, C. (2013): Rising Income Inequality: Technology, or Trade and Financial Globalization?, IMF Economic Review, Vol. 61(2), p. 271–309. DOI: 10.1057/imfer.2013.7.
The indicators starting with FTI_ are built on the Economic Freedom Index developed by the Fraser Institute. Please refer to their homepage for further information.
Likewise, the indicators starting with HF_ are built on the Index of Economic Freedom developed by the Heritage Foundation. Please refer to their homepage for further information.
Thank you very much! Further information about the remaining data can be found here.
The research that has led to the compilation of the data set, the development of this homepage, and the publication of the accompanying paper has been funded by the Anniversary Fund of the Austrian Central Bank (Österreichische Nationalbank) under grant numbers 17383 and 18144.


Bitcoin (BTC) Price Poised for Declines Unless It Breaks $9K
- Bitcoin price is trading with a bearish angle below the $8,880 resistance against the US Dollar.
- The price is likely to continue lower below the $8,640 and $8,600 support levels.
- There is a short term breakout pattern forming with resistance near $8,740 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken).
- The bears remain in control unless the price climbs above $8,880 and $9,000.
Bitcoin price is under a lot of pressure below $8,880 against the US Dollar. BTC could decline significantly if it breaks the $8,640 and $8,600 support levels.
Bitcoin Price Analysis
Yesterday, we saw a couple of bearish patterns for bitcoin below the $8,880 resistance against the US Dollar. BTC remained in a bearish zone below the $8,800 level and the 100 hourly simple moving average.
The last rejection was near the $8,780 level and the 100 hourly SMA. A high was formed near $8,784 before the price declined below $8,700. Moreover, the price traded below $8,680 and it is currently testing the $8,640 support area.
If there is an upside correction, the $8,710 level is an immediate resistance. Besides, the 50% Fib retracement level of the recent decline from the $8,784 high to $8,636 low is also near the $8,710 level.
The main resistances on the upside are near the $8,740 and $8,750 levels. More importantly, there is a short term breakout pattern forming with resistance near $8,740 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair.
An intermediate resistance is near the $8,730 level. It represents the 61.8% Fib retracement level of the recent decline from the $8,784 high to $8,636 low. Therefore, bitcoin price might struggle to break the $8,730-$8,750 resistance area.
Furthermore, BTC needs to climb above the key $8,800 and $8,880 resistance levels to move into a positive zone and start a decent recovery. The next resistance is near $9,000, followed by $9,250.
Conversely, the price might continue to move down if it fails to climb above $8,780, $8,800 and $8,880. An initial support is near the $8,640 level. The next key support is near the $8,600 level, below which the price is likely to accelerate lower towards the $8,500 and $8,300 support area.
Looking at the chart, bitcoin is facing a lot of resistances on the upside, starting with $8,780 and up to $9,000. A successful daily close above $9,000 is needed for a fresh increase in the coming days.
Technical indicators:
Hourly MACD – The MACD is currently gaining momentum in the bearish zone.
Hourly RSI (Relative Strength Index) – The RSI for BTC/USD is declining and it is now well below the 50 level.
Major Support Levels – $8,640 followed by $8,600.
Major Resistance Levels – $8,780, $8,800 and $8,880.


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A bunch of text files containing info datamined from Stardew Valley 1.4 that I was interested in. It's not terribly pretty or well organized,
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- Dyes - Items for each dye color, including everything that counts for each of the pot colors
- Event Checks - Events which are not explicitly skippable
- Fishponds - Fishpond data, including production chances
- Gifts - Gift taste information with potential problems
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John GottiJohn Gotti was the last great leader of the Gambino crime family, the dominant Sicilian mafia family of New York. Gotti's boys had their fingers in everything from gambling houses, to drug trafficking, prostitution, to weapons dealing. Gotti originally came to lead the organization in 1985, but had been an enforcer for the mob since the early 70's.Originally, Gotti made a name for himself by helping avenge the death of Manny Gambino, nephew of the ubiquitous leader of the family, Carlo Gambino. Gotti and two accomplices gunned down one of Manny's killers in a bar on Staten Island. Gotti did a long stint in Prison for this crime. When he was released, the Gambinos rewarded his loyalty by giving Gotti a position of power within the family. In 1980, Frank Gotti, John's youngest son, was killed when a neighbor backed over the child while he was riding his bicycle. Soon after the event, the neighbor was attacked by Gotti's wife with a baseball bat. After weeks of harassment and threats, the man was sucked into a van filled with Gotti goons and never seen again. Gotti and his wife were in Florida at the time, and were never charged. In 1985, Paul Castellano and Thomas Bilotti, Gotti's only remaining superiors, were hosed down with machine guns as they left the a steak house. Castellano, as the boss of the Gambino family, had been angered by Gotti's drug operations, a racket strictly forbidden by Gambino himself. After Neil Dellacroce died earlier in the year, it was only a matter of time before Castellano and Gotti had guns to each other's heads.  Not surprisingly, Gotti rose to the level of top dog a few weeks later.  Any arguments from his underlings would usually result in harsh reprisals. If an order was disobeyed, the disobeyer went to sleep with the radioactive Hudson River fishes. One of his first actions was to set up headquarters in the Ravenite Social Club. Once there, he sent out word that all members of the family had to come by and pay respect to him. Anyone who didn't show was whacked. Even some of those that did show got whacked. Gotti whacked more than an adolescent boy in a boarding school. The hits just kept on coming. After ten years of the calm Castellano meat mafia, Gotti's drug trading, goon killing, shopkeeper beating tactics were a breath of fresh air for the New York mafia. In 1986, John O'Conner, leader of the powerful New York Carpenters Union, discovered that the mafia owned Bankers and Brokers restaurant in lower Manhattan was being built by non-union workers. He sent some union thugs around to smash up the joint. in retaliation, Gotti put a hit out on O'Conner, and used some lower rung Irish mobsters to ventilate him. They failed, putting bullets in O'Conner's leg and ass, but leaving him alive. This would come back to haunt Gotti as the state later brought charges against him in court over the attack. Gotti beat the rap, however, earning himself the nickname of "The Teflon Don." But Gotti's 8th grade education, while earning him the mark of an educated man in the underworld, wasn't enough to keep him off the hook forever.  The FBI had so many bugs and taps on the Ravenite Social Club that when they indicted him in 1992, Gotti was completely fucked. The feds indicted Gotti and a number of his henchmen, including Sammy "The Bull" Gravano. While in jail, FBI agents played some of the taped phone conversations for Gravano. Sammy became furious when he heard Gotti badmouthing him on the tapes. Salvatore Gravano turned state's witness in exchange for a skimpy 5 year prison stint for the 19 murders they convicted him of. Gravano testified against Gotti and was placed in the witness protection program. In 2001, Gravano and his son were arrested in Arizona for selling and trafficking ecstasy. Gravano should be whacked any day now. Gotti, however, is already dead. On June 10, 2002, after 10 years in 23 hour-a-day supermax solitary confinement, John Gotti died of throat cancer. He was buried in the same cemetery as Lucky Luciano. Today, his brother, Peter, remains in control of the Gambino family. Everyone hates him. |


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Christmas time is upon us and what better way to enjoy than baking with a few friends and drinking tea or hot chocolate together, while enjoying the fruits of your labour? The smell of cinnamon...the warmth from the oven...to make this dream come true, invite your friends over and choose one of these delicious recipes!!!
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