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Q: Disable or Remove 'Create Account' option from one drive authentication page I am trying to integrate onedrive for my ios app. I am using onedrive ios sdk for that. I am calling ODClient.authenticatedClientWithCompletion for launching authentication screen. This does launch authentication screen, and I am able to login. However in the authentication screen, both Sign In and 'No Account? Create One' option is visible. According to apple guideline an app will be rejected, if its integration point has create account option, as its violates their policy. This is the reason why dropbox, google drive sdk's for ios, does not have create account option. Is there a way by which I can disable or remove 'Create Account' option from one drive authentication screen.

A: Looks like Apple policies has been changed. My app was approved even though, even though one drive's create account option coming.

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Q: What's the most readable way of echoing from PHP? Should I use
<?php
    if(!$user->is_logged_in()){
        echo '
Click here to log in
';
    }
?>

or
<?php
    if(!$user->is_logged_in()){
?>

Click here to login.

<?php
    }
?>

? Why?
The first one will not have the HTML tags coloured so is less readable in code editors, but with the second one, it seems like it would be bad to take up three lines just to add a curly brace.
Which should I be using?

A: I have 6 years experience in PHP and I have actually had big issues with the readability and the maintenance of HTML code in strings.
There is not any rule anywhere, but I think it is better to have the HTML separate from PHP.

*

*It is easily readable in any editor (notepad++, sublime... e.t.c.). The HTML is colored and the PHP is colored. Even at the question you can see the difference :)

*It is easier for a designer to change only the HTML code and not do any mistake in the PHP code accidentally.

*It is easier if you want to move to a template library. For example, let's say that you want to use twig (http://twig.sensiolabs.org/). You can then more easily transform

this:
    <?php foreach ($users as $user) { ?>

<?=$user->name?>

<?=$user->lastname?>

    <?php }?>

to this:
{% for user in users %}

{{ user.name }}

{{ user.lastname }}

{% endfor %}

A: Don't use inverted logic to execute statements. It raises the change that you'll miss the single ! operator and think it does the opposite of what it's doing.
<?php
    if($user->is_session_empty()) {
        echo '
Click here to log in
';
    }
?>

Use a function for more clarity, and keep statements on the first indent.
<?php
    function foo($user) {
        if($user->is_logged_in()) {
            return;
        }
        echo '
Click here to log in
';
    }

    foo($user);
?>

For logic in templates use endif instead of { }.
<?php if($user->is_session_empty()): ?>

Click here to login.

<?php endif; ?>

Readability of source code is an ambiguous guideline. What is readable for one person is not so readable for another. It's better to focus on maintainable code. That is code where you can navigate quickly, is kept clean and short. Objects, functions and files all have a single purpose.
There is no correct answer to your question.

A: Why use endif instead of {}?
Most of the IDE mark appropriate starting brace { when the ending one is selected and oposite, which is not the case with endif sintax.
Similar as with HTML starting and ending tags, when starting one is selected, the ending one is marked.
Say You have 1000 lines of HTML+php code, if condition starts on line 100 and ends on line 500, its good to have markers where it starts and where it ends, isnt so?

A: When I first met PHP, I decided that I will never mix HTML and PHP code in the same file. It was 13 years ago, and it was a good decision. Okay, you will find some echo("$msg"), or if ($debug) echo("
"); print_r($result);, but that's all.
Use a templater, or you may even write a simple one, it's a good lession, even switching later to another one.
Did not ask, but here's another advice: use OOP. Finally, PHP supports the best OOP practices (was not available for long time), use it, design OOP, code OOP.


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Ashley Edgette: Truman Scholar, Sowing Seeds of Change – VODA Landscape + Planning
Ashley Edgette: Truman Scholar, Sowing Seeds of Change
VODA's been working with Ashley Edgette for a couple months on the design of a new school garden at Jackson Elementary, in Salt Lake City's west side Fairpark neighborhood. Just last week Ashley was named one of 54 Truman Scholars, a nationwide scholarship program, honoring students based on academic achievement, public service, policy proposals and leadership potential. Ashley's been a force for change in Salt Lake's west side schools, bringing community gardens to school kids to teach them about biology, food systems, and healthy living. Great work Ashley!
Skier, gardener, scholar: U. honors student sows seeds of change
by Brian Maffly
| The Salt Lake Tribune
Later this month, the University of Utah honors student will dig up part of Jackson Elementary School's yard and plant a 5,000-square-foot garden.
Congress established the Truman Scholarship Foundation in 1975 to honor the 33rd president. The foundation awards scholarships that come with $30,000 and priority admission to the nation's most prestigious graduate programs and fellowship opportunities with the federal government. Winners are selected by panels made up of a university president, a federal judge, a distinguished public servant, a past Truman scholar and others who have distinguished themselves in public service. Aiming to pick a scholar from all 50 states, the panel selects winners based on academic achievement, public service, policy proposals and leadership potential.
Ashley Edgette is the U.'s sixth Truman Scholar in a row. The others are senior Brandon Peart, who graduates this spring and will intern at the State Department's Office of Terrorism Finance and Sanctions Policy; Cody Rogers is completing his first year of law school at the University of Virginia; one-time student president Patrick Reimherr is a social science research analyst at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; 2009 graduate Ingrid Price is a second-year law student at Stanford and will intern this fall with Nina Totenberg, NPR's legal correspondent; and 2008 graduate Bryson Morgan, who graduated cum laude last year from Harvard Law School, practices with the Washington, D.C., firm Caplin & Drysdale, where he advises clients on election, campaign finance, pay-to-play, lobbying, and governmental ethics laws and regulations.
This effort and many others like it earned Edgette the title of Truman Scholar, the prestigious award for undergraduates headed to careers in public service. Early this month, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, president of the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation, named Edgette among the 54 students winning this year's scholarship named in honor of the 33rd president.
It was the sixth year in a row that a U. student was so honored, and no other university has fielded a Truman Scholar in each of the last six years. Much of that success can be attributed to the school's Hinckley Institute of Politics, which maintains a thorough vetting process for U. applicants.
Hinckley director Kirk Jowers praised Edgette, who is double majoring in political science and environmental studies and will graduate next year.
"She has built a strong legacy of public service, is committed to serving others and focused on solving problems," said Jowers, himself a 1990 Truman Scholar. "Now with the distinction and opportunities attributed to Truman Scholars, she will be that much more effective in advocating for and serving vulnerable American families."
This year, all three of Utah's finalists came through Hinckley. The others were Melissa Moeinvaziri and Whitney Benns. They were in an original pool of 587 applicants from 272 colleges and universities.
Edgette, a 2008 graduate of Alta High School, transferred to the U. from Salt Lake Community College and became interested in the U.'s Honors College through its late lecturer, Matt Bradley, who had a gift for engaging students in community action. Bradley, who inspired many other students, died in March in an apparent accident at home and was honored last week during the U.'s Pete Suazo Social Justice Awards celebration.
Much of Edgette's community service was conducted with the U.'s Bennion Community Service Center and Honors College Social Justice Scholars program, which Bradley directed, and the Mestizo Arts and Activism Collective.
"She leads by example in a humble and enthusiastic way, and seeks information and ideas from others to continue her ever-increasing knowledge and growth," said Gina Russo, the service center's assistant director. "She is a hard-working, bright and altruistic person who cares deeply about her community."
The only child of long-time Alta Ski Area employees, Edgette grew up skiing the storied slopes of Collins and Albion basins and competed as a racer and later as a big-mountain free skier. Preparing for a career wasn't exactly the first thing on her mind when she graduated from Alta High School in 2008.
"I was a ski bum. I wasn't a Sterling Scholar or anything," she said. Edgette paid for school through a variety of scholarships and worked last summer as a governmental relations intern the Food Research and Action Center in Washington, D.C., going to work every day in heels and a pencil skirt to lobby to protect the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and researched the educational benefits of school gardens.
Back in Utah she works 10 hours a week for the Salt Lake City School District as a family advocate assigned to Mountain View Elementary, where she helped start a community garden a few years ago as part of Bennion's Social Justice Gardens program.
Her Truman proposal seeks to build community food security by increased funding for USDA Community Food Projects and integrating them into Title I elementary schools.
"It is about creating infrastructure for food systems in the U.S. It looks at not only how food is distributed, but also how do we produce food and think about farms," she said.
This month she will build 30 raised garden beds in Jackson's northwest corner near 200 North and 750 West. Residents of Rose Park and other nearby neighborhoods can reserve plots and each grade at Jackson will have their own bed. The project's name? Cougar Garden.
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SARAH CRANOR - ACTING CONCERTMASTER & PRINCIPAL SECOND VIOLIN
Violinist Sarah Elizabeth Cranor is passionate about the freedom of sonic possibilities found in both historical and contemporary music. She currently directs the Latin American Ensemble at Indiana University, which explores the intersection of European music with the colonization of the New World.
Sarah recently recorded for NAXOS with the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra, was co-director for a production of La Púrpura de la Rosa with Nell Snaidas through the Bloomington Early Music Festival, and performed and recorded the premiere of Kurt Vonnegut's Requiem with Voces Novae, set for an upcoming CD release.
Recent and upcoming collaborations include a Clara Schumann recital with renowned keyboardist Byron Schenkman, guest recital with Music@First in St. Louis, the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra, Sphere Ensemble, a Midwest tour of the St. Matthew Passion with the Leipzig Baroque Orchestra and Valparaiso University, the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra, Bourbon Baroque, Chatham Baroque, Alchymy Viols, Indiana University New Music Ensemble, guest concertmaster of the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra, the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra, Burning River Baroque, ¡Canta, Bogotá, Canta!, music director with the Bloomington Bach Cantata Project, guest leader of the Kansas City Baroque Consortium, the Michigan Bach Collective, the Princeton Festival, the Oregon Bach Festival, the Junges Stuttgarter Bach Ensemble, the Weimarer Bachkantaten-Akademie, and Sun Sneeze New Music.
Sarah is finishing a Doctor of Music degree at the Jacobs School of Music of Indiana University in Historical Performance with Stanley Ritchie, with emphases in modern violin with Grigory Kalinovsky and music education with Mimi Zweig. She looks forward to joining the Midland-Odessa Symphony & Chorale and the Permian Basin String Quartet this coming season. When she is not holding a violin, she makes silk instrument bags sold worldwide through Sarah's Violin Bags LLC, and she enjoys running marathons and hiking with her husband, conductor and violinist Alejandro Gómez Guillén.


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Q: Bibtex error, citation not showing up Well, I have the following structure in Winedt:
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\usepackage{cite}
\usepackage{caption}
\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,amsfonts}
\usepackage{algorithmic}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{textcomp}
\usepackage{subcaption}
\usepackage{array}
\usepackage{tabularx}
\usepackage{lineno,hyperref}
\usepackage{float}
\begin{document}
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\section{Example}
Give refernce to \cite{a2}.
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And the entry with label a2 is saved in ref.bib in the same directory as :
@article{a2,
title={CS},
author={Donoho, David L},
journal={IEEE Transactions on information theory},
volume={52},
number={4},
pages={1289--1306},
year={2006},
publisher={IEEE}
}

However i get an error :
 LaTeX Warning: Citation `a2' on page 1 undefined on input line 48

No compliling error in Bibtex but still i am getting this error repeatedly and the citation is a question mark.

A: Most importantly, you need to select a valid bibliography style. Since you're using the IEEEtran document class, you probably can't too wrong if you select IEEEtran as the bibliography style.
If you end up using the IEEEtran bibliography style, be sure to provide all fields customarily shown in IEEEtran journals. In the example code you posted, the month field is missing.
By the way, the preamble of your document is needlessly complex and cluttered, For instance, some of the packages you load are automatically loaded by other packages. By not loading amsfonts, caption, and array separately, you'll make the preamble a lot easier to read -- and debug, if ever needed.
A separate issue: the hyperref package should generally (with only a few exceptions) be loaded last. See also the comments in the code below.
A final comment: The issue you've encountered -- the missing \bibliographystyle directive -- is wholly unrelated to WinEd, or any other front-end.

\RequirePackage{filecontents}
\begin{filecontents}{ref.bib}
@article{a2,
title  = {Compressed Sensing},
author = {Donoho, David L.},
journal= {IEEE Transactions on Information Theory},
volume = {52},
number = {4},
pages  = {1289-1306},
year   = {2006},
month  = {April},
publisher={IEEE},
}
\end{filecontents}

\documentclass[conference]{IEEEtran}
\usepackage{cite}
\bibliographystyle{IEEEtran} % <-- or: "plain"
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\usepackage{textcomp}
\usepackage{subcaption}
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\usepackage{tabularx}
\usepackage{lineno}
\usepackage{float}
\usepackage{hyperref} % <--- should be loaded last

\begin{document}
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Food safety advice when preparing burgers at home and when eating burgers in restaurants
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Preparing burgers safely at home
Why a burger isn't like a steak
How bacteria get onto meat
Even the very best quality meat carries bacteria
Eating rare burgers in restaurants
Always cook burgers thoroughly, whether you're cooking them on the barbecue or in the kitchen. Burgers served rare or undercooked may contain harmful bacteria that could cause food poisoning.
Before serving your burgers, always check that:
they're steaming hot all the way through
when you cut into the centre, none of the meat is pink
any juices run clear
It's also important to remember to avoid cross-contamination by:
covering raw meat and keeping it separate from ready-to-eat food
using a dish that will prevent spillages
storing raw meat on the bottom shelf of your fridge
using different utensils, plates and chopping boards for raw and cooked food
or washing them thoroughly between tasks
washing your hands after touching raw meat and before you handle ready-to-eat food
Harmful bacteria can be carried on the surface of whole cuts of meat. When a rare steak is seared these bacteria are killed, making the steak safe to eat.
When meat is minced to produce burgers, any harmful bacteria from the surface of the raw meat spread throughout the burger. Unless the burger is cooked right through, these bacteria can remain alive on the inside. This applies to all burgers, including burgers made from good quality or expensive meat.
That's why a burger needs to be served well done, while a steak can be served rare.
While it is being produced, meat can become contaminated with bacteria, including harmful ones like E. coli O157 and salmonella. The main source of these bacteria is the intestines of the animal. When animals are slaughtered, there is potential for E. coli O157 and other bacteria from the animal's gut to contaminate the surface of the meat
Contamination can happen right at the start of the process, when animals are slaughtered. There is no way of knowing which animals are carrying harmful bacteria in their gut.
The quality of the meat you buy doesn't make any difference to the potential risk of contamination.
Avoiding cross-contamination
Some restaurants are able to put in place strict controls over the way their burgers are produced and cooked. These controls mean that the risk from burgers that are pink in the middle is significantly reduced.
You need to remember that there is still risk involved whenever a burger isn't thoroughly cooked, even in restaurants with strict controls in place.
That's why we advise that anyone who is more vulnerable to food poisoning should only ever eat burgers that are thoroughly cooked.
This applies to:
people with a weakened immune system
View The safe production of beef burgers in catering establishments as PDF (864.99 KB)
E. coli cross-contamination guidance for businesses
How to cook meat safely and how to prevent contamination of meat.
Food Hygiene Rating Scheme
The scheme helps you choose where to eat out or shop for food by giving you clear information about the businesses' hygiene standards.
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Quote from: Faithlilly on April 02, 2019, 10:34:58 AM
It could prove that the similarity to Madeleine's DNA was simpl by chance and that there was nothing to put Madeleine in the car.
How could it prove that? All it will do is pick out the components that match Madeleine's DNA which has already been done, which doesn't prove it was Madeleine's DNA as her components are not unique to her. If they knew who was in the mix then they could find DNA for different people but as they don't know who these other contributors are then IMO it's impossible.
Quote from: Davel on April 02, 2019, 11:29:09 AM
Madeleines DNA could be all over the car... The dogs don't alert to dna
Exactly, I think that's the whole point, the only DNA which appears to match the child's from the car was picked up by a dog that only alerts to human blood, that makes the result so interesting. Least it does for me.
Gerry McCann: "If you think about the millions and millions of British families who go to the Mediterranean each year, really the chances of this happening are in the order of 100 million to one."
Quote from: Lace on April 02, 2019, 11:45:20 AM
I read on the news 9 site that Mark S contacted SY last year so nothing is happening
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Wisdom and understanding please.
The contributors could easily be members of the general public as it was a hire car. IMO
If that was the case 3 contributors would result in nearer 60 alleles.
John has instructed all moderators to take a very strong line with posters who constantly breach the rules of this forum. This sniping, goading, name calling and other various forms of disruption will cease.
Part of Lowes report -
A complex LCN DNA result which appeared to have originated from at least three people was obtained from cellular material recovered from the luggage compartment section 286C 2007 CRL10 (2) area 2. Within the DNA profile of Madeline McCann there are 20 DNA components represented by 19 peaks on a chart. At one of the areas of DNA we routinely examine Madeleine has inherited the same DNA component from both parents; this appears therefore as 1 peak rather than 2, hence 19 rather than 20. Of these 19 components 15 are present within the result from this item; there are 37 components in total. There are 37 components because there are at least 3 contributors; but there could be up to five contributors. In my opinion therefore this result is too complex for meaningful interpretation/inclusion.
37 components of which 15 was Madeleine's.
Not Madeleine's but the same as Madeleine's.
Not really... It wouldn't prove anything
The further analysis could eliminate Madeleine being in the hire car. That would be the real advantage IMO.
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Quote from: Robittybob1 on April 02, 2019, 12:13:40 PM
The further analysis could eliminate Madeleine being in the hire car. That would be the real advantage.
Why would this one sample eliminate Maddie being in the car... There could be more DNA of Maddie in the car... The digs don't alert to dna
Quote from: Davel on April 02, 2019, 12:18:15 PM
The odd bit of DNA could be in the car, but this sample was from underneath surface of the boot mat.
What do you think is the significance of that.. None of it really signifies anything
Get the evidence first and work from that. Run the test first.
Brietta
The people who believe the earth is flat are organising a Flat Earth Cruise to Antarctica sometime in 2020 in the hope of substantiating their beliefs. Confident that the ice wall will stop them sailing over the edge perhaps?
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2019/jan/09/flat-earth-cruise-nautical-navigation
The McCann conspiracy theorists pin their hopes on one guru after another the latest one promoting podcasts of every theory I've ever heard of.
The only thing more ludicrous than the current DNA speculation was the 100% claim which some diehards hold dear to their hearts 💖
At least the Flat Earthers don't intentionally cause harm or distress to anyone else with their beliefs.
The remit of Operation Grange is to investigate ... "(as if the abduction occurred in the UK)"
Erngath
Quote from: Brietta on April 02, 2019, 05:36:12 PM
Indded they don't
I'm not too sure of how brave they are or how deluded they are.
Deal with the failings of others as gently as with your own.
There's been no libel actions raised against Mark Saunokonoko as far as I'm aware. I wonder if any will be raised after his next podcast that covers the deleted telephone calls. Just another example of typical parental behaviour when they claim they discover their child has been abducted by paedophiles.
Quote from: Cheeky Monkey on April 04, 2019, 02:53:46 PM
I don't think there is typical behaviour in these circumstances... Everyone's, different
I tend to agree deleting telephone calls from a cell phone would not be what I would consider typical parental behaviour from parents who believed their daughter had just been abducted by a gang of paedophiles.
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Join author and journalist Michael Lee Pope as he traces the history of Harry Byrd's conservative political organization, which ran Virginia politics for more than half a century.
The story of the Byrd Machine is one that begins after the Civil War when Senator William Mahone created the first political machine with support from Black voters and Black elected officials. That was followed by a second political machine created by Senator Thomas Staples Martin to crush the progressive movement and implement Jim Crow racism. That was the environment when a young state senator named Harry Byrd campaigned for governor and launched his own machine, which would wield power and influence over everything from who got the nod to be governor to how the state maintained racial segregation. The Byrd organization operated with a pathological hatred of debt spending, crushing the power of labor unions, and forcing its will on Black school children protesting separate and unequal facilities. The turning point came during massive resistance, a move to close public schools rather than integrate them.
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Q: jQuery onclick show / hide multiple divs - Extra div hidden There was a post on here a few years back about onclick show / hide divs.
This works until you add a div or a span inside of a tab*show link and then the content is hidden.
I have added a div sided of tab1show and when you click on it the content is hidden. Is there a way to get around this?
https://jsfiddle.net/amuv3f5L/

test 1 default = show

    test 2

    test 3

    test 4

    test 5

A: The issue is because you hide all child divs, not just the top level ones, and you never re-show the children. To fix this change the selector to:
$('#tabShows > div').hide();

Note the use of the > selector. That being said, you can improve the logic by using common classes on all relevant elements, using CSS to hide content instead of JS, and using a elements for the click events for better accessibility. Try this:

$('#clicks').on('click', 'a', function(e) {
  e.preventDefault();
  $('#tabShows > div').hide();
  var target = $(this).attr('href');
  $(target).show();
});
#tabShows > div { display: none; }
#tabShows #tab1 { display: block; }

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Stupidity Is Also Contagious, And Stats Geek Bill James Has Come Down With A Severe Case
Jesse Spector
The Red Sox have had a tough go of things lately. Major League Baseball continues to investigate the team for illicit sign-stealing techniques during their 2018 World Series run, even after championship manager Alex Cora lost his job for his connection to the Houston Astros' sign-stealing operation while he was their bench coach. They traded their best player, Mookie Betts, in a salary dump, despite being one of baseball's wealthiest teams. And just this week, even with no baseball going on, they lost ace Chris Sale to Tommy John surgery.
But at least the Red Sox don't employ Bill James anymore.
On Friday, the legendary sabermetrician and creator of statistics including Win Shares, an important forerunner to the now widely-used wins above replacement (WAR), created something quite different when he made the extremely ill-considered decision to tweet.
James' post was a poll: "Is the one-party practice of indiscriminately yelling 'racist' at people you disagree with damaging our culture?"
Now, lest anyone think that this was an idle musing on James' part, he made clear exactly what he was talking about in a subsequent tweet, as the ratio mounted against him.
"Calling people 'racist' because they refer to a virus by the place it erupted is not a generalization, or an assumption?" James wrote. "You don't think?"
Something that James is missing is that calling an action racist is not the same as calling the person behind that action a racist. People who are not racists can sometimes do racist things. The difference between those people and racists is that when told that the things they are doing are racist, the non-racists stop doing it. What he also missed was that wording a question in a way that, if you answered "no," then you'd be tacitly endorsing "indiscriminately" calling people racists.
Which no one is doing here.
So, when Jeremy Lin, among countless others, say, "Hey, stop calling the current pandemic "Chinese virus," because that's racist, there are two options. One is to listen and stop. The other is to tell on your racist self.
But James, who declined comment, is one of these people who doesn't want to see or talk about race because it upsets their happy rose-tinted view of life, where nothing is complicated.
One of the defenses of Donald Trump's penchant for calling COVID-19 "Chinese virus," the phrase employed by James, is that China is where the virus originated, and it's just like referring to "Spanish flu" for the influenza epidemic of a century ago. This, however, is just as much bullshit as Trump's attack on NBC reporter Peter Alexander on Friday.
The "Spanish flu" did not originate in Spain. As written up in History Extra this week, "It is thought that the first cases were in military forts in the United States before spreading at an alarming rate to Europe. … Spain was not hit especially badly compared to other countries but wartime censorship exaggerated the effects of the virus there. While Britain, France, Germany and the United States censored and restricted early reports, papers in Spain — as a neutral country — were free to convey all the horrid details of the pandemic."
James, who made a career of applying objectivity and logic to baseball, decided to ignore facts here. He also made the crucial mistake, whether purposefully or not, of reading meaning into the results of a Twitter poll, as the "yes" answers unsurprisingly rolled in. "If it isn't happening, it couldn't be damaging the country," he wrote. "But somehow, people are voting 'yes.'"
And somehow, James, who in the past has defended Joe Paterno, taken up wildly anti-labor positions, and weirdly took a shot at Frank Robinson after the Hall of Famer's death, continues to tweet. He's not the Red Sox's problem anymore — just everyone else's.


A few weeks ago I went to the annual Winter Wonderland at Hyde Park for the first time. I got the train in the morning, followed by a 20 minute walk to Hyde Park.
I reached there about half an hour after opening and there was already quite a lot of people making the way there.
It really did look like a Santa's Grotto with all the signs and stalls everywhere!
There was more food places than I could count but there was really limited seating in some places, and none in most.
I went with my Sister and we had booked tickets to the Zippos Christmas Circus which cost about £30 for both of us.
The circus was so much more fun than I had anticipated! There were a whole host of acrobats who were all wonderful!
After the circus we had a look around some stalls although it was getting quite packed!
We had hot chocolate and crepes (with Kinda Bueno). The hot chocolate wasn't that good for £2.50 but the crepes for £4.50 each were delicious.
We then ventured further into Hyde Park by Lake Serpentine after Winter Wonderland! There were lot's of swans and the police riding horseback (which isn't something I see everyday)!
After Winter Wonderland we went to Oxford Street and stopped at Pizza Hut for a late lunch. I got a deep pan which was incredibly filling (I couldn't move!).
We then paid Hamleys a visit which was so packed it took ages to go round the whole shop!
Infact the streets were so packed that people had taken to walking in the road! I have no idea if this is the norm or not!
Finally, a visit to London isn't complete without stopping off at the Kiko store on Regents Street. The atmosphere in there was incredible, it was full of people swatching lipsticks. I got an eyelash curler, to replace my Elf one that broke. Plus a Smart lip pencil in 710 Rouge Noir that was on sale from £2.50 to £1.90! It's back to £2.50 here but it's the perfect shade for a dark/berry lip. I'm pretty sure I'm going to love this liner, I had brought an essence lip liner in 05 Soft Berry but it made me look like I had grey lips.
I also got a Smart lipstick in 914 Amaranth which was on sale from £3.90 to £2.50. It's back to £3.90 here but it's a lovely berry/vampy lipstick. Lastly I got a ultra glossy stylo with spf 15 in 807 Red Coral, which was on sale for £3.50 from £4.90 here. It's actually a present for my Sister as she wanted a more sheer lipstick that was moisturising. She dabs this on and it looks lovely, like a soft coral but not overly glossy.
This all come up to £13.80 however it was also Black Friday weekend when we went so I checked the website beforehand and saw they had a 30% off code which I got sent in an email. So overall I paid £9.66 for all of these goodies! There'll be a full review on each product once I've tried them out for a while.
Overall, I had a great time and I'd definitely recommend it.
I'd love to hear if you went to Winder Wonderland or if you picked anything up from Kiko recently too!
Those lipsticks are so beautiful - love the colors!!
Looks like you had a really fun time! I love visiting the circus, I bet the one there was really entertaining! Also, I love what you picked up from Kiko - I had no idea it was so affordable!
Looks so fun and festive! I went to our local German Christmas Market which was quite small but got me in the mood for the holidays for sure. Love your haul too!
That's Pizza Hut pizza?!?!! Looks freaking fabulous.
This looks so much fun! Is it bad I spent like 5 minutes just drooling over the pizza?!
I love Winter Wonderland, the first time I went it snowed while we were ice skating! I don't think there was a Zippo Circus though. That pizza looks so good, I swear Pizza Hut never gives me pizza like that!
I love Kiko products they are awesome and the winter wonderland look so pretty and a lot of fun!
Looks like a lovely day, I really want a pizza now :) Happy New Year! I love your blog and I have followed you with Bloglovin and GFC. If you ever get a chance to check out my blog I would be delighted, thanks!
Winter Wonderland looks fab! I went a few years ago and loved it. Must go next year!
Sadly I have never been to Winter Wonderland, but I have visited Zippos Circus a few times..
I've never been to winter wonderland before but I really want to go this year!
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China State-Run Newspaper Praises Twitter's New Censorship Policy
By Sam Gustin Jan. 30, 2012
Illustration by Alexander Ho for TIME
Twitter critics confuse politics with business decision Global Times
ICT to lay down law on Twitter accounts Bangkok Post
So Not Helping: Chinese Government Publication Lauds Twitter's New Policy PandoDaily
Twitter's announcement last week that it could begin censoring tweets on a country-by-country basis drew criticism from many free-speech activists, including Reporters Without Borders, a global nonprofit group that advocates for journalists. Other observers were less concerned, attributing Twitter's move to the realities of operating in a global environment with differing legal systems and social norms. On Monday, Twitter's new policy received praise from one source the company might wish had practiced a little self-censorship itself: a Chinese state-run newspaper called the Global Times.
"It is impossible to have boundless freedom, even on the Internet and even in countries that make freedom their main selling point," read an editorial on the English-language website of the Global Times. "The announcement of Twitter might have shown that it has already realized the fact and made a choice between being an idealistic political tool as many hope and following pragmatic commercial rules as a company."
Twitter did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the editorial, which was entitled, "Twitter Critics Confuse Politics with Business Decision." The Global Times is a tabloid published by the Chinese Communist Party, which also publishes the People's Daily, considered to be the official state organ.
(More: Twitter May Censor Tweets in Individual Countries)
Prior to Twitter's announcement, the company had the power to delete tweets, of course, but not the ability to do so on a country-by-country basis. What's new, the company said in a blog post, is "the ability to reactively withhold content from users in a specific country — while keeping it available in the rest of the world." As part of the new policy, Twitter is setting up a new transparency regime whereby "if and when we are required to withhold a Tweet in a specific country, we will attempt to let the user know, and we will clearly mark when the content has been withheld." The company said it would keep a tally of such withheld content on the Chilling Effects website.
Twitter's announcement drew a range of reactions from free-speech advocates. Reporters Without Borders wrote a letter to Twitter executive chairman Jack Dorsey, expressing "deep concern" over the move and urging him to reverse the policy. "By finally choosing to align itself with the censors, Twitter is depriving cyberdissidents in repressive countries of a crucial tool for information and organization," the group wrote. "Twitter's position that freedom of expression is interpreted differently from country to country is inacceptable. This fundamental principle is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights."
But other observers said the potential harm being posed by Twitter's new policy might be overstated. Zeynep Tufekci, an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, made this case recently in a post entitled "Why Twitter's New Policy Is Helpful for Free-Speech Advocates." Whereas content previously censored by Twitter would have disappeared globally, the new policy is much narrower, and applies only to individual countries. What's more, Twitter will clearly announce any such takedowns, drawing attention to cases where it's been obliged by local law to remove content.
Several observers brought up potential commercial implications of Twitter's move, particularly with respect to China, which has the world's largest Internet user base. In its letter, Reporters Without Borders seemed to suggest that Twitter's new policy may be motivated by a desire to curry favor with Chinese authorities in order to give the service a better chance of cracking into the market there, where it's been banned since 2009. "While it is obviously regrettable that the Chinese authorities block access to Twitter and Facebook," the group wrote, "what would Twitter's added value be if it also had to purge itself of forbidden content in order to establish itself in China?"
(More: Twitter Says It Won't Ignore China Forever)
But in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Twitter general counsel Alex Macgillivray said the company's new policy "has nothing to do with China." And it's hard to see how the new policy will help it crack China, where a homegrown microblogging service called Sina Weibo already dominates the market, with over 250 million users.
The editorial in the Global Times wasn't the only source of praise for Twitter's move. An official with Thailand's Information and Communication Technology Ministry called Twitter's new policy a "welcome development" in an interview with the Bangkok Post and said the ministry would work with the company to make sure local tweets are in compliance with the law. In the past, the Thai government has cracked down on internet content found to violate its lèse-majesté law, which prohibits citizens from "defaming" or "insulting" Thailand's king and royal family.


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Q: How to find count of multiple records with different where conditions from same table I have a table such as this
ID    | cid   |lightness    | darkness     | color
------|-------|-------------|--------------|---------
1     | 5     |10           | 20           | green
2     | 5     |10           | 08           | green
3     | 5     |10           | 10           | green
4     | 5     |20           | 05           | green
5     | 8     |10           | 20           | red
6     | 8     |10           | 16           | red
7     | 8     |33           | 20           | red
8     | 5     |10           | 10           | green

I want to find out the following:

*

*Count of records where color has lightness 10

*Count of records where color has darkness 20

So the output should be
Color    | lightness   | darkness   | Total
---------|-------------|------------|---------
green    | 4           | 1          | 5
red      | 2           | 2          | 4
Total    | 6           | 3          | 9

I've tried the query below but it doesn't bring the correct results.
Select color, sum(lightness), sum(darkness)
from colortable
where cid in (5,8)
and (lightness = 10 or darkness = 20)
Group by color;

A: Try this:
Select  color,
        sum(iif(lightness = 10, 1, 0)),
        sum(iif(darkness = 20, 1, 0)),
        count(*)
from    colortable
where   cid in (5,8)
Group by color;

This won't give you the totals row. Some SQL variants give a "WITH ROLLUP" clause or similar, but not Access AFAIK. You could use a union:
Select  color,
        sum(iif(lightness = 10, 1, 0)),
        sum(iif(darkness = 20, 1, 0)),
        count(*)
from    colortable
where   cid in (5,8)
Group by color

union

Select  'Totals',
        sum(iif(lightness = 10, 1, 0)),
        sum(iif(darkness = 20, 1, 0)),
        count(*)
from    colortable
where   cid in (5,8)

A: Save the following SQL as a new query, qryBaseCounts:
SELECT
    sub.color,
    sub.light_10,
    sub.dark_20,
    light_10+dark_20 AS light_plus_dark
FROM [
        SELECT
            color,
            Sum(IIf(lightness=10,1,0)) AS light_10,
            Sum(IIf(darkness=20,1,0)) AS dark_20
        FROM colortable
        WHERE
            cid In (5,8)
            AND (lightness=10
            OR darkness=20)
        GROUP BY color
    ]. AS sub;

Then you can use qryBaseCounts in a UNION query:
SELECT
    q1.color,
    q1.light_10 AS lightness,
    q1.dark_20 AS darkness,
    q1.light_plus_dark AS [Total]
FROM qryBaseCounts AS q1
UNION ALL
SELECT
    "Total",
    Sum(q2.light_10)
    Sum(q2.dark_20)
    Sum(q2.light_plus_dark)
FROM qryBaseCounts AS q2;

This is the Access 2007 output from that second query using your sample data for colortable:
color lightness darkness Total
green         4        1     5
red           2        2     4
Total         6        3     9


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Galaxy S5 Android 5.0 Update Release Confirmed in the US
Cory Gunther
Today new Samsung Galaxy S5 Android 5.0 Lollipop update details and release date information emerged ahead of any formal announcement from Samsung, and ahead of carrier confirmations. Over the past few weeks we've seen the Galaxy S5 Android 5.0 update arrive in small regions outside the US, but new details have surfaced for those in the United States.
Earlier this year Samsung started rolling out Android 4.4.4 KitKat updates for many of its popular Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy S5, and while that update is still ongoing the company has already moved forward and are preparing for Android 5.0 Lollipop.
Read: New Galaxy S5 Android 5.0 Details Emerge
We've seen a number of leaks and software versions of Android 5.0 Lollipop for the Galaxy S5, and the update even started rolling out to Poland earlier this month as a small soak test before being released for major markets around the globe. Today though, the U.S. Galaxy S5 Android 5.0 update and release date have been revealed.
Initial leaks and rumors suggested the Galaxy S5 Android 5.0 update would arrive sometime in December, but with the month coming to a close it's looking like owners will be waiting until 2015. However, the wait won't be long as some leaked documents from a Samsung Mobile employee have confirmed they'll start in early January.
Several leaks have shown off its features ahead of time, but within the next few weeks users won't have to rely on leaks and rumors, as Samsung will start pushing Android 5.0 Lollipop to carrier versions of the Galaxy S5 in the United States in early January, then proceed with the Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note Edge, and eventually proceed to update the popular Galaxy S4 and Note 3 from 2013.
We've seen the Galaxy S5 get Android 5.0 in Poland and throughout Europe, but those in the United States are up next, and we'll know more details extremely soon. One Samsung Mobile retail store employee has revealed the details on Reddit, as well as a screenshot showing the company plans to update handsets in select stores (like Samsung Mobile booths in Best Buy, or the mall) and train the staff ahead of the Galaxy S5 update rollout to all carriers in the United States. That email can be seen below.
The screenshot email and info validates his claims of an early January Android 5.0 Lollipop update for the Galaxy S5 and Note 4, but doesn't have an exact date. That being said, part of the email was cutoff where the bottom mentions a reset starting on January 4th, possibly when Samsung will start pushing the update to demo smartphones in select stores, then the mass rollout from AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon and all other carriers will likely follow shortly thereafter.
Samsung is preparing to push the Galaxy S5 and Note 4 Android 5.0 update out in early January, then store employees are being instructed to accept the update and reinstall the Retail Mode app from the Play Store that highlights key features of the smartphone.
Read: Android 5.0 vs Android 4.4 KitKat: What's New in Lollipop
According to this verified employee the Galaxy S5, Note 4, and Note Edge are up first. Followed by the Galaxy S4, Note 3, and then the attention will turn to Samsung tablets, where those with a Galaxy Tab Pro or Tab S can expect Android 5.0 to arrive as soon as possible.
Of course, this doesn't mean all carrier versions of the Samsung Galaxy S5 will get Android 5.0 Lollipop updates in January, as all carriers have their own testing phases, and delays are possible. That being said, it looks like Samsung is prepped and ready to start rolling out Galaxy Android 5.0 updates the entire month of January, and start the year off strong by updating many key smartphones and tablets to Google's latest version of Android. Those with the device can learn more about it from our extensive Galaxy S5 How to Portal.
Related Topics:Android 5.0Android 5.0 LollipopGalaxy S5Galaxy S5 Android 5.0Samsung Galaxy S5update
Are there any reports as to how the Galaxy s5 is handling the Lollipop update? I had an awful experience with the update on my Nexus 7 tablet essentially rendering the device useless. Would like to avoid that with my s5.
The leaks and video of it in action thus far look promising.
What issues did you have on your N7? I noticed it was a bit sluggish but after a few days & a few reboots, I didn't see anything. I just got 5.0.2 on my N7 today. Looking forward to seeing how my S5 handles it.


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Legacy letters to pass on to loved ones
tjohnson@miningjournal.net
(Image courtesy of Metro Creative)
MARQUETTE — A survey by Oxford University found that 81% of U.S. respondents want their heirs to inherit their personal values.
How do your heirs know what your personal values are? That's where a legacy letter comes in.
"I truly believe that it (legacy letter) provides an inheritance and a legacy more valuable than money," former corporate attorney, and Executive Director for two non-profits that advocated on behalf of older adults Amy Paul said. Paul was the speaker for the online presentation Learn About Legacy Letters, hosted by the American Association of Retired Persons on April 27.
A legacy letter is a letter written as an expression of a person's life wisdom, values, and experiences. It is intended to be a guide and source of comfort for the recipient. Sometimes legacy letters are called an ethical will, however it is not a legal document.
Legacy letters come from an ancient tradition that has existed for hundreds of years in western societies. The tradition was lost in the 1800s, only to be reinstated by doctors and health professionals working with older people in the mid-1900s.
Paul noted that there are four types of legacies: land and real estate, personal property, genetic, and ethical/moral/philosophical. Land, real estate, and personal property usually all get transferred in a legal deed or will; genetics are inherited from parents; so how are the ethical, moral, and philosophical legacies passed down? These can be transferred through role models of parenting, religion, books, poems, and/or legacy letters.
"That's the life stuff, that's the stuff that helps us figure out how to make our life as good as it can be," Paul said.
So, how is a legacy letter written? According to Paul, it is a writing process that is a process. You can take as much time as you need to write it. This might mean days, weeks, or months. Indentifity who the recipient of the letter will be to give you a better idea about what you'd like to write about. You can make one letter for multiple people, or you can make different letters for different people.
"There's no right or wrong way, you do what's best for you, your family, and your situation," Paul said.
You can look at old photos to jog your memory of past experiences if desired. Letters can be as long or as short as you want them to be.
"It's not how long it is that matters, it's the content of it that matters," Paul stated.
You can write about whatever you want to write about, and it doesn't have to be about all good experiences. Lessons can always be passed on through bad experiences. Some things you could write about include biographical information, values, family sayings, stories, advice, experiences, explanations, apologies, love and future hopes. You could include things like photos or family recipes to go along with your letter.
"Nothing in the letter has to be grand or dramatic. Ordinary, everyday stories can teach so much value and wisdom. You shouldn't shy away from including them in your letter just because you think they're not grand enough," Paul said.
Some of Paul's tips for writing include being honest, focusing on the future, and writing with love and rather than negativity.
Letters can be audio or visual. Although, Paul pointed out that handwritten letters are probably best, as a letter will exist without needing technology to hear or view it. Furthermore, handwritten letters feel more personal, as it is comforting for those reading it to see the handwriting of the author. If your handwriting is hard to read, it may be best to type it.
Most people give their letter as part of their estate papers, but you can give it whenever you want. You can also make multiple letters, and give them out throughout the years on milestones such as birthdays or graduations.
The benefits for the author of the legacy letter, Paul listed, include: it can give forgiveness, or get forgiveness to get closure on issues; the author can learn about their self, or their family; the author gains a sense of control over their life; it gives an opportunity to explain the author's reasoning and actions; and it encourages values of importance.
The benefits the recipient of the letter include: gaining inspiration and guidance for difficult challenges; keeping the memory of the author strong; learning important life values; getting a sense of identity and roots; and help to look forward to the future.
"Our life experience gives each of us wisdom that can't be purchased, but that can be shared and passed on," Paul said.
For those looking to write but maybe need a bit of a writing warm up, or ideas on what to write about, the Letters From Home program is the perfect activity to participate in.
Letters From Home a is a project that is part of the City of Marquette's Senior Center's Senior Theatre Experience program.
When COVID hit, Program Director Moire Embley came up with Letters From Home as a way to keep creative expression going, according to Arts and Senior Services Coordinator Tristan Luoma.
Through the program, writing prompts are sent out in the mail once a month. Participants then have a couple weeks to either write or type out a 250-500 word letter responding to the prompt and mail it in. A return envelope with postage is included with the prompt, making the program entirely free for any resident in Chocolay, Marquette, and Powell Townships wishing to participate.
"Having programs like this to really invite people to be open and share their stories is really impactful," Luoma said.
Once the letter is sent in, there are opportunities for follow up calls and meetings to talk about how to develop the stories further. Embley even started a podcast where stories can be shared if a participant would like.
"It's just a great way to get people thinking about these bigger questions, and topics of life, and topics of self expression, and then having some tangible thing come out of it. Weather that's just being able to get those onto paper and having records for the future to share with loved ones, or to make it into a podcast to make it a litte more formalized," Luoma said.
For those interested in the Letters From Home project, contact Luoma at 906-225-8655.
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EVERGRACE Signs With ULTERIUM RECORDS
Ulterium Records has announced the signing of the Swedish heavy metal band EVERGRACE. The self-titled debut album is scheduled for a September 30 release. The track listing is as follows:
01. The Escape
02. Life has Just Begun...
03. Enough is Enough
04. Alive
05. Plastic Ideals
06. I Am You
07. Ulterior World
08. World of Nothingness
09. I am Sorry for You – Part I
10. I am Sorry for You – Part II (Hold On)
The album was mixed by Per Ryberg (MORGANA LEFAY, TAD MOROSE, BLOODBOUND, etc.) and all artwork was created by Mattias Norén (EVERGREY, KAMELOT, SABATON etc.). A full-length MP3 of the track "The Escape" can be downloaded at this location.
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Pusha T – My Name Is My Name (Album Artwork)
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Scan with smartphone to pre-order.
Pusha T Kanye West unveils the artwork to Pusha T's long-awaited debut studio album, My Name Is My Name, just moments ago on his Twitter. The DONDA-crafted covers feature a black-and-white functional barcode cover (which you can scan to pre-order through your smartphone) and a black-and-white portrait shot of the G.O.O.D. Music rapper. The LP is slated to finally arrive in stores on October 8. Pusha T linked up with fellow VA-native Chris Brown on the LP's latest single, "Sweet Serenade."
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Mediascore is a CLI tool to display rankings for TV series or movies from IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic in a simple table format so that you can easily decide what to watch next and if it is worth your time.
Program will accept one or more paths being given and will parse all media files in attempt to classify media title, year, season and episode information and query OMDb, IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes and Mediacritic searching for media information and rankings, eventually displaying separately the movie ranking table and the TV episode ranking table.
Using mediascore requires OMDb API key, obtainable here. Note that a free key is limited to 1,000 API calls per day, but all successful results are being cached. I strongly urge you to donate to Brian if you find OMDb useful.
Trying to score a large volume of media files could potentially lead to Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic blacklisting your IP, so use wisely.
Media parsing information from the filename is being done by parse-torrent-name Go library which is not without issues, so make sure to have Kodi-compatible file naming if possible.
Rotten Tomatoes and Mediacritic scraping is simply horribly done, I know.
Download your preferred flavor from the releases page and install manually.
We are exporting OMDb API key as environment variable OMDB_API_KEY and using mediascore to parse locally mounted XMBC volume. Environment variable OMDB_API_KEY can also be permanently set and exported in your shell profile/configuration files for future use.
When unsure what is mediascore doing, you can also set DEBUG=1 environment variable for a bit more verbosity.
Please open a PR or report an issue. Thanks!


Employees are about 40% more likely to report illegal or unethical activity if they can remain anonymous.
More than 23% of occupational fraud cases resulted in a loss of at least $1 million.
CFES estimate the typical organization loses 5% of annual revenues to fraud.
Key finding after interviewing 5,400 CEO's, CFOs and CCOs from nearly every major global corporation: Whistleblowers are the most effective source of information in both detecting and rooting out corporate criminal activity.
Recommended that all organizations implement a whistleblower system for reporting wrongdoing.


Travelling is the greatest gift that you can give yourself. It is a wonderfully exciting adventure. After a year and half on the road I have been lucky enough to see so much of this beautiful world and encounter so many amazing humans along the way. However, being away from home for an extended period of time can take it's toll. Being separated from loved ones and familiar faces can be difficult, especially when travelling solo. Packing your bag every few days and starting fresh in a new hostel, city or country can be exhausting. It can also be lonely. Only staying in one place long enough to form Surface relationships and only knowing a place well enough to say you´ve seen it. My advice; slow down.
Not only will studying Spanish allow you to travel more easily, and have more authentic interactions with locals, but it is also a wonderful opportunity to slow down and settle in somewhere for a little while. Unpack that heavy backpack. Take a deep breath. Make yourself at home. I had intended to study at Spanish Adventure for two weeks, and six weeks later I'm still here writing this post. Whether you are able to attend Spanish school for one week or eight, let me tell you why you won't regret making time for it.
From the moment that I arrived in San Carlos I felt at ease. After the hustle and bustle of hitting up all of the backpacker hotspots on the Northern Colombian coast I was in need of a change of place. I had an amazing time but I was getting sick of the gringo trail and seeking something off the beaten track, and San Carlos was exactly what I was looking for. It was immediately obvious from the moment that I set foot in the Spanish Adventure school that it was a small, close knit group. After only a few hours I felt like part of the family, and that feeling has just kept growing exponentially.
Before studying at Spanish Adventure I rarely felt confident enough to practice my Spanish, and didn't need to since I was primarily surrounded by English speakers in touristic destinations. However, after quickly feeling comfortable around my fellow students and teachers I no longer felt ashamed to try to speak Spanish and even to make mistakes. Given that San Carlos is a small, non-touristy town, using Spanish on a daily basis with the locals is absolutely necessary. Not only are the San Carlintanos happy to speak with you (even when your Spanish isn't great) but they are also incredibly friendly, curious and interested in getting to know you. Being invited into strangers homes for a meal, or to the community dance aerobics class with the local women are regular occurrences here and have really made me feel part of the community.
Another major factor that contributes to feeling at home is having a routine. When you take the time to study at a Spanish School you will inevitably fall into some kind of routine. Here at Spanish Adventure a typical day consists of: going to Spanish Class, cooking and eating meals together family style, afternoon adventures (hiking, swimming, climbing), studying and practicing Spanish, spending time with the locals, exercising, and of course exploring the San Carlos nightlife. Of course you are travelling to have new experiences right? Slowing down long enough to learn Spanish will only expand your capacity to explore Latin culture further.


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We collaborate with communities to develop strategies to safely and freely use the internet to speak out, redistribute power, and dream together. We do this through security capacity building, research and writing about technology and society, media technology codesign and development, and facilitating and participating in feminist peer-learning spaces.
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Founder of Tiny Gigantic, Bex is an enthusiastic breaker and maker of technology for social justice.
As a developer, trainer, and advocate, Bex has worked in digital security and human rights for over 15 years. They were a co-founder of the technology cooperative Research Action Design (RAD), where they developed and practiced codesign of technology and community-led research with grassroots social movements. At this time, Bex also provided privacy and security trainings in collaboration with the New York Public Library and the New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs.
At RAD Bex also worked to integrate mobile storytelling into Sandy Storyline—a participatory documentary that collects and shares stories about the impact of Hurricane Sandy. In 2013, Sandy Storyline went on to win The Tribeca Film Festival's BOMBAY SAPPHIRE Award for Transmedia.
Bex is committed to equitable technology design and development practices. They have collaborated with The Association for Progressive Communications in a global community of women and gender non-binary security practitioners to collect training knowledge in the Feminist Technology Exchange Safety Reboot. They developed codesign courses and practices at the MIT Media Lab Center for Civic Media and have worked on peer-based-learning networks and convenings such as Undocutech, Out for Change, Astraea CommsLabs, and RightsCon 2015.
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This CDS Kit COMES WITH A MMS pack to be used with the Kit and makes 1500ml of CDS.
1 x 250ml plastic bottle with child proof cap for collecting and storing your CDS.
1 x 5ml Syringe for measuring out your CDS once you have made it.
1 x MMS AWPD Convenience pack complete with 125ml bottle of MMS (sodium chlorite) with dropper top. 125ml Blue bottle with dropper top filled with Citric acid crystals (just add good water to make a 50% Citric acid solution).
Please read through all directions thoroughly BEFORE commencing.
Make sure that you work in a well ventilated area, preferably outside.
Do not inhale the gasses while working.
MMS and CDS will stain and bleach so use old clothes and work outside if possible.
Small glass bottle with special cap and silicon tubing attached.
CDS Labelled 250ml plastic bottle with child proof cap for making and storing CDS.
Diffuser attached to the other end of silicon tube for diffusing CDS into water.
Start by making up a 50% Citric Acid Solution in the blue bottle provided (as directed in convenience pack).
Fill labelled plastic (250ml) bottle with distilled water to 1 - 2cm from bottle neck. NOTE: If using the CDS solution in IV for animals use saline solution NOT distilled water.
Place one end of the tube with diffuser attached into the CDS labelled plastic 250ml bottle.
NOTE: DO NOT CAP or seal the CDS labelled plastic bottle while making CDS – it will build up pressure and can explode when making the CDS solution if sealed. Leave open to breath (do not inhale fumes).
Boil jug and have boiling water ready to go. Have everything needed at hand as once the MMS activation process has commenced, it cannot be stopped.
Place 20mls (1 measured tablespoon) of MMS Solution (green bottle from convenience pack) into the small glass bottle.
Add 20mls (1 measured tablespoon) of 50% Citric Acid Solution (blue bottle from convenience pack) into the small glass bottle.
Immediately place cap very tightly (with tube attached) on the small glass bottle. You should now have MMS activating in the glass bottle with the lid very tightly attached and tube running into the CDS labelled plastic bottle (filled with water or saline solution) with the diffuser attached to end of tube inside.
The diffuser attached to tube should sit on the bottom of the plastic bottle.
Sit capped glass bottle inside a container add enough boiling water in container to come half way up glass bottle. DO NOT submerge completely.
NOTE: If the small glass bottle is very cold it can break when placed in boiling water, you can warm the bottle prior to use to prevent this.
Regularly and gently shake the small glass bottle around to speed up the process. You will see bubbles coming out of the diffuser into the water in CDS labelled plastic bottle which will be changing colour to a light yellow.
Change the boiling water every (first one after 30 secs) 1-2 minutes to keep the process happening and continue to gently shake the glass bottle regularly. The whole process should take about 20 mins or so.
The MMS Solution in the glass bottle will become lighter and the distilled water solution will become darker. When the colours of both bottles are about the same and the bubbles have stoped, the process is complete.
When the process is complete remove the diffuser and tube from the CDS labelled plastic bottle, cap with child proof cap provided IMMEDIATELY, and store in refrigerator. You now have CDS (Chlorine Dioxide Solution).
1ml of CDS = aprox 3 drops of activated MMS.
Rinse off all parts used with COLD WATER and keep aside for next use.
Soak diffuser and tube in cold water – several times, after use until fully clean. This will prolong the life of those parts.
** Disclaimer: The information provided here and the products supplied are for educational use only. It is not provided in order to diagnose, prescribe or treat any disease, illness or injured condition of the body Responsibility or liability will not be incurred to any person or entity with respect to any loss, damage, or injury caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by misuse of the information contained in these instructions and products supplied.


Round 4 is in the books and we finally have some designers sent to the bench. If you missed the start of the tournament, you can head back and check out what's going on here. But the short of it is, we are giving away some games for our upcoming 2 year anniversary and we want you to help us decide what to give away. The bracket below will show you the full field and who has advanced. We've had 4 rounds of voting now and, we are down to our final four games. Agricola by Uwe Rosenberg has knocked off Reiner Knizia's Tigris & Euphrates. Sefan Feld's underdog The Castles of Burgundy has knocked out higher seeded Chaos in the Old World by Eric Lang. On the other side of the bracket, Antoine Bauza's 7 Wonders has marched on past Corey Konieczka's excellent Battlestar Galactica board game. And finally, Marin Wallace joins the other 3 on the sidelines after his Age of Steam got defeated by Vlaada Chvátil's Through the Ages.
It's now time for the final four voting. The winners here will face off against each other next week to determine whose game reigns supreme. You have until Tuesday, July 29th to cast your vote so get to it!


Sholem Asch (1880-1957) was a Polish-Jewish novelist, dramatist, and essayist in the Yiddish language. He wrote 35 books, some of which were turned into plays. Most dealt with the Jewish experience of faith and life. His son was Moses "Moe" Asch, the legendary founder of Folkways Records (now owned by the Smithsonian Institution), which made a major contribution to the expansion of American folk music.


We know that CRM Solutions are not one-size fits all. We listen, interpret, and translate your CRM needs into an executable plan of action. We make sure it fits your needs to a T. As a company, our sweet spot is Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
CRM's were originally designed for sales and marketing departments, but over the years have evolved into a powerful application allowing businesses to organize and automate pretty much any business process you can come up with.
We love Microsoft Dynamics CRM for its XRM capabilities. An XRM solution manages more than just relationships with clients; it can manage employees, processes, partners, assets, suppliers and just about anything else a company wants to keep track of in a database. It's kind of like Play-Doh because of its flexibility to meet practically every business need.


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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Wants to Make History as Youngest Woman Ever Elected to Congress
by William Steakin June 22, 2018, 4:52 pm 32.8k Views 9 Votes
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is tired of Democrats losing — losing the House, losing the Senate, and losing the presidency. And next week, voters in New York could make history by handing the Democratic establishment a major loss while chalking up a victory for the party's progressive wing.
"We cannot afford to elect the same exact Democratic party that we had going into this mess," Ocasio-Cortez told IJR in an exclusive interview on Friday, just days before Tuesday's primary that will decide which Democrat will represent New York's 14th district in the fall midterms: Incumbent Rep. Joseph Crowley (D-N.Y.), or the 28-year-old grassroots candidate Ocasio-Cortez.
Ocasio-Cortez's triumphing over Crowley remains a long-shot. She's going up against an incumbent who's been in Congress for nearly 20 years, raised millions of dollars thanks to large donations, and has even been considered a potential successor to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).
But her high-energy campaign has garnered national attention lately through an impressive list of endorsements from top Democratic organizations like MoveOn, Justice Democrats, Black Lives Matter, and the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), as well as two impressive performances by the political rookie in primary debates against Crowley — when he's shown up.
The New York Times editorial board called out the Democratic incumbent on Tuesday for no-showing two debates with Ocasio-Cortez, leading to Crowley participating in Thursday night's debate where the challenger says she was less than impressed.
"His line of attack was predictable. He was going to be condescending, he was going to be dismissive," Ocasio-Cortez said a day after the pair faced off in Queens. "He would allude to my identity and things like that, and it's one of these things — are we going to have the courage to change a party that has catastrophically failed, or are we not?"
Crowley has reportedly complained during the campaign about Ocasio-Cortez making the election "about race," a criticism she isn't shying away from. "This district is 70 percent people of color. And to not talk or discuss the issues that these communities face is oppressive. It shows a lack of understanding."
IJR reached out to Crowley for comment but as of publication had not received a response.
If elected, not only would Ocasio-Cortez become the youngest woman ever elected to Congress, she would also be the first Latina to represent her district — a district that has nearly 50 percent Hispanic voters. While that direct representation is important to Ocasio-Cortez, ultimately she believes Crowley has failed as an advocate and voice for marginalized communities.
"If you are representing a district that is 70 percent people of color you need to be like the wokest dude in existence," Ocasio-Cortez tells IJR. "And he's not."
Where does Crowley fall short? In terms of this week's immigration debate surrounding the Trump administration's policy of separating families at the border, Ocasio-Cortez says the chair of the House Democratic Caucus isn't putting enough pressure on the White House during the current "dire" situation.
"You need to park yourself in front of a detention center that is ripping and trafficking children," Ocasio-Cortez said, harkening back to her time protesting at Standing Rock in North Dakota. "For some people it may seem like a publicity stunt […] but when you do it as a member of Congress, people will start flooding because ultimately that's the point that we are at with this administration."
"We need to be willing to draw hard lines and play hardball with this administration. This is not a game. This is not business as usual. And it's unfortunate to see them trying to negotiate and fall into those hands at this time when peoples lives are on the line," she added.
Crowley did, however, protest the administration's immigration policies last week in Washington, leading a march with hundreds of activists from around the country, which ended with the New York representative collapsing from heat exhaustion.
And while critics argue that Crowley keeping his spot heading into November would be a more sure thing for Democrats to make sure not to lose any more seats, of Ocasio-Cortez couldn't disagree more. "Voting for this incumbent is the riskiest thing that we can do," she said.
"We know that the strategy and the playbook that [the Democratic establisment] have been running with has lost us the entire country and our collective future," Ocasio-Cortez argues.
"I understand the tranquilizing allure of checking the same box, but if we don't wake up, we're going to continue to be a nation in decline," she added.
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TIME Magazine Doubles Down On Misleading Cover With Crying Girl Who Was Not Separated From Family
Actor Tom Arnold Wants to Retaliate for Border Crisis — So, He Plans to Protest Barron's School
'I Totally Disagree': Conway Dismisses Her Husband's Op-Ed Bashing Trump as 'Racist'
Former NYPD Commissioner Calls on the FBI to Classify Antifa as a Domestic Terrorist Organization
James on 'Here's the Truth': Crenshaw Lays out Why House Bill to Raise Min Wage to $15 Is 'Bad' for Americans
James on Chuck Schumer Laments Republican Silence Over Trump: 'There Is No John McCain Anymore'
General Confusion on 'I Am Where I Belong': Ilhan Omar Responds After Trump Rally Crowd Chants 'Send Her Back'
General Confusion on Jon Stewart Shreds Rand Paul for Blocking 9/11 Victims Fund Bill: 'Absolutely Outrageous'


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md2rtf-workflow
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An Mac Automator Workflow for converting Markdown to RTF.  Based on [Brett Terpstra's Markdown Service Tools](http://brettterpstra.com/projects/markdown-service-tools/).

##Installation
1. Install [Pandoc](http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/)
2. Ensure it is available in the path on the terminal
2. Clone repository
2. Double click on workflow file or copy into Library → Services.
3. Copy email.css to ~

##Use
1. Select markdown in Mac text control such as TextEdit or Mail.app
2. Right-Click → Services → md - Pandoc - MultiMarkdown to RTF

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As a Master of Physician Assistant Studies student in our Boston, MA program, your career preparation will start in the classroom and simulation laboratory. You'll then apply this hands-on education to your clinical rotations at leading hospitals and medical centers in the Greater Boston area.
"We train physician assistants here to be ready to practice medicine the moment they graduate, so we use simulation as much as possible," says Program Director Christopher Cooper, MPAS, PA-C. "We have mannequins and equipment that simulate the environment that students are actually going to be in, and because we control the environment, we can also introduce specific changes to prepare them for the unexpected."


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São José das Palmeiras  é um município brasileiro do estado do Paraná. Sua população, conforme estimativas do IBGE de 2018, era de  habitantes.

História
Sua região foi durante longo tempo percorrida pelos antigos ervateiros e com a formação da colonizadora Maripá nas terras da Fazenda Britânia, em 1946, a área de São José das Palmeiras passou a fazer parte do projeto.

Pela lei 7.159 de 17 de junho de 1979, o núcleo constituído por terras do distrito de São Clemente, no município de Santa Helena, foi elevado à categoria de distrito. No ano seguinte, em 17 de abril de 1980, através da lei estadual nº 875, o distrito foi elevado à categoria de município com a atual denominação de São José das Palmeiras. Sua instalação ocorreu em 1° de janeiro de 1986.

Administração

Prefeitos
Lista de prefeitos:

 Alípio Francisco Salvador  - 1986 a 1988
 João Surian - 1989 a 1992
 José Wilson da Silva - 1993 a 1996
 Eronises Fernandes da Silva - 1997 a 2000
 José Neri das Chagas - 2001 a 2004
 José Neri das Chagas - 2005 a 2008
 Nelton Brum - 2009 a 2012
 Nelton Brum - 2013 a 2016
 Gilberto Salvador - 2017 a 2020

Escolas
 Escola Municipal Regente Feijó-Educação infantil.
 Colégio Estadual São José-Ensino Fundamental e médio.

Ligações externas
Prefeitura Municipal

Municípios do Paraná
Fundações no Paraná em 1980

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What you need to know about social deviant behaviour
We live in a world where we are constantly bombarded with social media posts, videos and news, and this can have an adverse effect on our well-being.
While there is nothing wrong with this, social deviants are not in the majority and are in the minority.
They are the social deviances that we can't help but notice, or at least that we're not aware of.
We know that they are out there, but what exactly is the difference between these deviant behaviours and what we would consider normal behaviour?
Here are a few reasons why we should be cautious of social deviancy and what to do about it:1.
The word deviant is a term coined by British psychologist David Dunbar in the 1970s and used to describe a type of behaviour that differs from the norm.
He believed that deviant people had "a higher degree of variance in their behaviour, and a different set of experiences and circumstances, than do the general population".2.
Deviant behaviour is the term that is used to label a specific type of social behaviour.
It refers to behaviour that is unusual, out of character, or out of proportion to the normal pattern of behaviour.3.
Deviants are the outliers in the population.
They don't fit in with the normal social norms and are often considered out of place or eccentric.
This is because they are different to the norm and can't be seen as normal.4.
Deviance is a behaviour that we associate with a particular group or people.
For example, if you have a social distancing behaviour, you may be more likely to associate that behaviour with a group of friends than with a single person.
Deviances are not limited to groups or individuals.
For instance, if your parents are being distant or they are taking up a different lifestyle, it's possible that they might also have a deviant family member who behaves in the same way.
This can make you more likely not to associate the behaviour with the parent or their behaviour with that behaviour.5.
Deviation can be associated with other people.
Deviations from the usual social norms can be a source of embarrassment and shame for a member of the group.
However, there are people in the group who do not deviate from the normal behaviour.
For them, this could be considered deviant or odd.
This could cause problems in relationships and social networking.6.
Deviating from the norms can lead to feelings of shame.
Deviates from the community norm are expected to act out of fear of social ostracism or ostracising.7.
Deviated behaviour can be perceived as deviant in a negative way.
Devians are perceived as being less competent or more immature.8.
Deviancy is an expression of a personal problem.
Devias are sometimes described as 'out-of-character' or 'out of proportion' behaviours that are a result of social distancedness or isolation.
These are behaviours that do not fit into a typical pattern of behavior.9.
Deviate from normal behaviour can lead people to feel self-conscious.
Devicings can cause social isolation or shame.10.
Devicting other people of deviant social devia can be harmful.
People may feel ashamed of being deviant and feel they should not be able to share their deviant life experiences with others.11.
Devoid of social connections, deviants may feel isolated.12.
Deviants may be socially isolated from the majority.
They may be unable to connect with others and may not know if they are alone or socially accepted.
Devikts are also socially isolated.
Deviot can be defined as being socially isolated because they feel like they are the exception and they are not part of the normal norm.
Deviant behaviour can affect the health of a person or cause other issues, including emotional distress, psychological distress, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, anxiety and suicide.
You can find out more about social distancys and deviances in our articles on the symptoms of social and deviant distancies.
social anxietysocial deviance
When the ice cream revolution happens
How to get your social sharing app out of the way and into the social feed


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Biden's Treasury Secretary nominee calls cryptocurrencies a 'particular concern' for AML
Janet Yellen, a former leader at the Federal Reserve and Joe Biden's pick for Treasury Secretary, is still suspicious of crypto as a threat for illicit financing.
In a virtual hearing of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee held today, Yellen faced questions on combating the financing of terrorism, or CFT, from Democratic Senator Maggie Hassan from New Hampshire. Hassan asked Yellen how she would respond as Treasury Secretary to "emerging financial technology" used to fund criminal organizations and terrorists. The senator called cryptocurrencies a "growing concern" and asked Biden's pick how she would handle CFT.
"We need to make sure that our methods for dealing with these matters — with terrorist financing — change along with changing technology," said Yellen. She added:
"Cryptocurrencies are a particular concern. I think many are used at least in a transaction sense mainly for illicit financing and I think we really need to examine ways in which we can curtail their use and make sure that anti-money laundering doesn't occur through those channels."
Yellen, the former chair of the Federal Reserve under U.S. President Barack Obama, has been rather quiet on her views surrounding the crypto space since calling Bitcoin "anything but useful" in October 2018. She left her position as Fed chair in early 2018 following the 2017 bull run which drove Bitcoin (BTC) to a then all-time high.
If approved by the Senate, Yellen would be the first woman to serve as Treasury Secretary, replacing Steve Mnuchin. Democratic Senator Ron Wyden said during the hearing that he hoped Yellen would be on the "floor of the United States Senate" for a vote on Thursday. Joe Biden will take the oath of office for U.S. President during his inauguration tomorrow.
Ousting the Greenback: USD Still King as BTC and CBDCs Mount Challenge
Kirill Bryanov
Nebraska senator introduces bills to allow state banks to custody crypto
Treasury Secretary nominee says crypto has potential to improve the financial system
Crypto-friendly faces poised for positions in Biden administration
Edmund McCormack
US treasury secretary floats idea of digital dollar maintained by the Fed


this is a tesla tory Shares of electric car company Tesla sank more than 6 percent Wednesday after an Internet video showed flames spewing from one of the company's vehicles following a crash near Seattle.
Investors in electric car company and Wall Street darling Tesla were burned today to the tune of a 6.2% share price drop after a YouTube video showed a Model S sedan blazing after an accident near Seattle.
Shares in Tesla Motors shed $12.05 to close at $180.95 for the stock's biggest one-day decline since July 16. In after-hours trading, the shares fell another 1.3% to $178.55.
The video posted on YouTube shows the front of the Tesla Model S in flames. It was first posted on car fan site Jalopnik which wrote that it came from a reader. Tesla shares have risen more than 400% since the start of the year so the damage to the stock, unlike to the car in the video, was minor.
The incident happened Tuesday after 8 a.m. as the driver was traveling southbound on state Route 167, said Trooper Chris Webb of the Washington State Patrol. He said the driver stated that he believed he had struck some debris on the highway, triggering the fire, but a trooper who responded to the scene was unable to locate any objects on the roadway.
There were no injuries, and the vehicle was towed away, Webb said.
In a statement issued Wednesday, Tesla said the fire was caused by "substantial damage" to the car when the driver hit a large metal object in the road. The flames, the company said, were contained to the front of the $70,000 vehicle due to its design and construction.
"All indications are that the fire never entered the interior cabin of the car. It was extinguished on-site by the Fire Department," the statement said.
Adding fuel to the stock drop today was a rare downgrade on the stock by an analyst who wrote that that there's limited short-term upside for the company.
R.W. Baird analyst Ben Kallo downgraded the stock from "Outperform" to "Neutral," telling investors that while he's still bullish on Tesla's long-term prospects, the company has "significant milestones" during the next 18 months that come with risk.
He wrote that those milestones include the need to increase production of the Model S and to roll out the promised Model X SUV.
"We believe solid execution on both of these fronts is already priced into the stock, and any hiccups in execution present stock price risk in the near to immediate term," Kallo wrote.
Also, he has found that investor sentiment toward the company has shifted to neutral or slightly negative as investors believe the stock is now valued fairly. The change in investor opinion, he wrote, shows itself in a rise in the number of investors who are short-selling Tesla's stock. That's risen from 15.7% of the outstanding shares on May 31 to 17.8% as of Aug. 30.
Kallo set a set a $187 one-year price target, and also told investors that completion of the company's nationwide fast-charger network, successful international expansion, and its battery technology could be opportunities for further growth. But Kallo said he believes many of the factors also are already reflected in the stock price.
A Tesla spokeswoman told the Associated Press that the company doesn't comment on analyst research.