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#include "clique.hpp"
using namespace cliq;

int
main( int argc, char* argv[] )
{
    Initialize( argc, argv );
    mpi::Comm comm = mpi::COMM_WORLD;
    const int commRank = mpi::Rank( comm );

    try
    {
        const int n1 = Input("--n1","first grid dimension",30);
        const int n2 = Input("--n2","second grid dimension",30);
        const int n3 = Input("--n3","third grid dimension",30);
        const int numRhs = Input("--numRhs","number of right-hand sides",5);
        const bool solve2d = Input("--solve2d","use 2d solve?",false);
        const bool selInv = Input("--selInv","selectively invert?",false);
        const bool intraPiv = Input("--intraPiv","pivot within fronts?",false);
        const bool natural = Input("--natural","analytical nested-diss?",true);
        const bool sequential = Input
            ("--sequential","sequential partitions?",true);
        const int numDistSeps = Input
            ("--numDistSeps",
             "number of separators to try per distributed partition",1);
        const int numSeqSeps = Input
            ("--numSeqSeps",
             "number of separators to try per sequential partition",1);
        const int nbFact = Input("--nbFact","factorization blocksize",96);
        const int nbSolve = Input("--nbSolve","solve blocksize",96);
        const int cutoff = Input("--cutoff","cutoff for nested dissection",128);
        const bool print = Input("--print","print matrix?",false);
        const bool display = Input("--display","display matrix?",false);
        ProcessInput();

        const int N = n1*n2*n3;
        DistSparseMatrix<double> A( N, comm );

        // Fill our portion of the 3D negative Laplacian using a n1 x n2 x n3
        // 7-point stencil in natural ordering: (x,y,z) at x + y*n1 + z*n1*n2
        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            std::cout << "Filling local portion of matrix...";
            std::cout.flush();
        }
        const double fillStart = mpi::Time();
        const int firstLocalRow = A.FirstLocalRow();
        const int localHeight = A.LocalHeight();
        A.StartAssembly();
        A.Reserve( 7*localHeight );
        for( int iLocal=0; iLocal<localHeight; ++iLocal )
        {
            const int i = firstLocalRow + iLocal;
            const int x = i % n1;
            const int y = (i/n1) % n2;
            const int z = i/(n1*n2);

            A.Update( i, i, 6. );
            if( x != 0 )
                A.Update( i, i-1, -1. );
            if( x != n1-1 )
                A.Update( i, i+1, -1. );
            if( y != 0 )
                A.Update( i, i-n1, -1. );
            if( y != n2-1 )
                A.Update( i, i+n1, -1. );
            if( z != 0 )
                A.Update( i, i-n1*n2, -1. );
            if( z != n3-1 )
                A.Update( i, i+n1*n2, -1. );
        }
        A.StopAssembly();
        mpi::Barrier( comm );
        const double fillStop =  mpi::Time();
        if( commRank == 0 )
            std::cout << "done, " << fillStop-fillStart << " seconds"
                      << std::endl;
        if( display )
        {
            Display( A );
            Display( A.DistGraph() );
        }
        if( print )
        {
            Print( A );
            Print( A.DistGraph() );
        }

        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            std::cout << "Generating random X and forming Y := A X...";
            std::cout.flush();
        }
        const double multiplyStart = mpi::Time();
        DistMultiVec<double> X( N, numRhs, comm ), Y( N, numRhs, comm );
        MakeUniform( X );
        Zero( Y );
        Multiply( 1., A, X, 0., Y );
        std::vector<double> YOrigNorms;
        Norms( Y, YOrigNorms );
        mpi::Barrier( comm );
        const double multiplyStop = mpi::Time();
        if( commRank == 0 )
            std::cout << "done, " << multiplyStop-multiplyStart << " seconds"
                      << std::endl;

        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            std::cout << "Running nested dissection...";
            std::cout.flush();
        }
        const double nestedStart = mpi::Time();
        const DistGraph& graph = A.DistGraph();
        DistSymmInfo info;
        DistSeparatorTree sepTree;
        DistMap map, inverseMap;
        if( natural )
        {
            NaturalNestedDissection
            ( n1, n2, n3, graph, map, sepTree, info, cutoff );
        }
        else
        {
            NestedDissection
            ( graph, map, sepTree, info,
              sequential, numDistSeps, numSeqSeps, cutoff );
        }
        map.FormInverse( inverseMap );
        mpi::Barrier( comm );
        const double nestedStop = mpi::Time();
        if( commRank == 0 )
            std::cout << "done, " << nestedStop-nestedStart << " seconds"
                      << std::endl;

        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            const int distNodes = info.distNodes.size();
            const int localNodes = info.localNodes.size();
            const int rootSepSize = info.distNodes.back().size;
            std::cout << "\n"
                      << "On the root process:\n"
                      << "-----------------------------------------\n"
                      << localNodes << " local nodes\n"
                      << distNodes  << " distributed nodes\n"
                      << rootSepSize << " vertices in root separator\n"
                      << std::endl;
        }
        if( display )
        {
            std::ostringstream osBefore, osAfter;
            osBefore << "Structure before fact. on process " << commRank;
            osAfter << "Structure after fact. on process " << commRank;
            DisplayLocal( info, false, osBefore.str() );
            DisplayLocal( info, true, osAfter.str() );
        }

        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            std::cout << "Building DistSymmFrontTree...";
            std::cout.flush();
        }
        mpi::Barrier( comm );
        const double buildStart = mpi::Time();
        DistSymmFrontTree<double> frontTree( A, map, sepTree, info, false );
        mpi::Barrier( comm );
        const double buildStop = mpi::Time();
        if( commRank == 0 )
            std::cout << "done, " << buildStop-buildStart << " seconds"
                      << std::endl;

        double localEntries, minLocalEntries, maxLocalEntries, globalEntries;
        frontTree.MemoryInfo
        ( localEntries, minLocalEntries, maxLocalEntries, globalEntries );
        double localFactFlops, minLocalFactFlops, maxLocalFactFlops,
               globalFactFlops;
        frontTree.FactorizationWork
        ( localFactFlops, minLocalFactFlops, maxLocalFactFlops,
          globalFactFlops, selInv );
        double localSolveFlops, minLocalSolveFlops, maxLocalSolveFlops,
               globalSolveFlops;
        frontTree.SolveWork
        ( localSolveFlops, minLocalSolveFlops, maxLocalSolveFlops,
          globalSolveFlops, numRhs );
        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            std::cout
              << "Original memory usage for fronts...\n"
              << "  min local: " << minLocalEntries*sizeof(double)/1e6
              << " MB\n"
              << "  max local: " << maxLocalEntries*sizeof(double)/1e6
              << " MB\n"
              << "  global:    " << globalEntries*sizeof(double)/1e6
              << " MB\n"
              << "\n"
              << "Factorization (and possibly sel-inv) work...\n"
              << "  min local: " << minLocalFactFlops/1.e9 << " GFlops\n"
              << "  max local: " << maxLocalFactFlops/1.e9 << " GFlops\n"
              << "  global:    " << globalFactFlops/1.e9 << " GFlops\n"
              << "\n"
              << "Solve...\n"
              << "  min local: " << minLocalSolveFlops/1.e9 << " GFlops\n"
              << "  max local: " << maxLocalSolveFlops/1.e9 << " GFlops\n"
              << "  global:    " << globalSolveFlops/1.e9 << " GFlops\n"
              << std::endl;
        }

        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            std::cout << "Running LDL^T and redistribution...";
            std::cout.flush();
        }
        El::SetBlocksize( nbFact );
        mpi::Barrier( comm );
        const double ldlStart = mpi::Time();
        SymmFrontType frontType;
        if( solve2d )
        {
            if( intraPiv )
                frontType = ( selInv ? LDL_INTRAPIV_SELINV_2D
                                     : LDL_INTRAPIV_2D );
            else
                frontType = ( selInv ? LDL_SELINV_2D
                                     : LDL_2D );
        }
        else
        {
            if( intraPiv )
                frontType = ( selInv ? LDL_INTRAPIV_SELINV_1D
                                     : LDL_INTRAPIV_1D );
            else
                frontType = ( selInv ? LDL_SELINV_1D
                                     : LDL_1D );
        }
        LDL( info, frontTree, frontType );
        mpi::Barrier( comm );
        const double ldlStop = mpi::Time();
        const double factTime = ldlStop - ldlStart;
        const double factGFlops = globalFactFlops/(1.e9*factTime);
        if( commRank == 0 )
            std::cout << "done, " << factTime << " seconds, "
                      << factGFlops << " GFlop/s" << std::endl;

        if( commRank == 0 )
            std::cout << "Memory usage for fronts after factorization..."
                      << std::endl;
        frontTree.MemoryInfo
        ( localEntries, minLocalEntries, maxLocalEntries, globalEntries );
        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            std::cout << "  min local: " << minLocalEntries*sizeof(double)/1e6
                      << " MB\n"
                      << "  max local: " << maxLocalEntries*sizeof(double)/1e6
                      << " MB\n"
                      << "  global:    " << globalEntries*sizeof(double)/1e6
                      << " MB\n"
                      << std::endl;
        }

        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            std::cout << "Solving against Y...";
            std::cout.flush();
        }
        El::SetBlocksize( nbSolve );
        double solveStart, solveStop;
        if( solve2d )
        {
            DistNodalMatrix<double> YNodal;
            YNodal.Pull( inverseMap, info, Y );
            mpi::Barrier( comm );
            solveStart = mpi::Time();
            Solve( info, frontTree, YNodal );
            mpi::Barrier( comm );
            solveStop = mpi::Time();
            YNodal.Push( inverseMap, info, Y );
        }
        else
        {
            DistNodalMultiVec<double> YNodal;
            YNodal.Pull( inverseMap, info, Y );
            mpi::Barrier( comm );
            solveStart = mpi::Time();
            Solve( info, frontTree, YNodal );
            mpi::Barrier( comm );
            solveStop = mpi::Time();
            YNodal.Push( inverseMap, info, Y );
        }
        const double solveTime = solveStop - solveStart;
        const double solveGFlops = globalSolveFlops/(1.e9*solveTime);
        if( commRank == 0 )
            std::cout << "done, " << solveTime << " seconds, "
                      << solveGFlops << " GFlop/s" << std::endl;

        if( commRank == 0 )
            std::cout << "Checking error in computed solution..." << std::endl;
        std::vector<double> XNorms, YNorms;
        Norms( X, XNorms );
        Norms( Y, YNorms );
        Axpy( -1., X, Y );
        std::vector<double> errorNorms;
        Norms( Y, errorNorms );
        if( commRank == 0 )
        {
            for( int j=0; j<numRhs; ++j )
            {
                std::cout << "Right-hand side " << j << ":\n"
                          << "|| x     ||_2 = " << XNorms[j] << "\n"
                          << "|| xComp ||_2 = " << YNorms[j] << "\n"
                          << "|| A x   ||_2 = " << YOrigNorms[j] << "\n"
                          << "|| error ||_2 = " << errorNorms[j] << "\n"
                          << std::endl;
            }
        }
    }
    catch( std::exception& e ) { ReportException(e); }

    Finalize();
    return 0;
}


he obtained in the field of European Studies.
Prof. Morata was a graduate in Economics (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 1975) and Law (Universitat de Barcelona, 1975) and took his PhD at the European University Institute of Florence (1986) as the first Spanish doctor. Since 1990 he has been successively associate professor and professor in the Political Science and Administration Department at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. He held a Chair Jean Monnet Ad Personam in European Political Integration since 2005 until 2014.
From 1997 to 2007 he coordinated the MA Programme in Public Management and Sustainable Development at the Department of political Science (UAB). From 2004 to 2009 he was responsible for the European Studies University Institute (IUEE) at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and coordinated the MA programmes in European Integration and European Development Cooperation Policies. Since 2009, he coordinated the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence MERITER on Territorial Cooperation in the Mediterranean (2009-2013) at the University Institute of European Studies (UAB).
As a visiting Professor, he has lectured at the universities of Florence, Bologna, Bremen, California (Davis), Nanjing, Buenos Aires (Bologna University Centre), Celaya and Veracruzana (Mexico), Rabat, Galatasaray (Istanbul), Institut d'Etudes Politiques in Paris, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de Mexico (ITAM) and the Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing. He belongs also to the editorial boards of several international Journals and carries out peer reviews for the Spanish and the Catalan universities agencies (ANECA and AGAUR).
As a researcher, he has participated in a number of projects and research networks at the Catalan, Spanish and European level, dealing with European governance, sustainable development, the environment and cohesion policies.
His publications record consists of 6 volumes, 18 edited or co-edited volumes, 41 chapters and 32 articles, working-papers and monographies in English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Catalan and Chinese, most of them related to European integration.
Jean Monnet Chairs ad Personam from the European Commission are reserved for distinguished University professors with a high- level teaching and publication record in the field of European integration (achieved, at least in part, outside their country of residence) and/or with a distinguished background as former high-level practitioners in the field of European integration.
In 2005 the Commission granted a Jean Monnet Chair ad personam in "EU Political Integration Studies" to Doctor Francesc Morata as a reward to his whole academic work on the field of European studies, which would soon be followed by the attribution of the Centre of Excellence in EU sub-regional cooperation studies MERITER (2009). Prof. Morata held both positions until passing away in Summer 2014.
Michael Keading's Conference in Barcelona 11/06/13 Under the insignia of the JMC and MERITER, Prof. Keading was hosted to hold a conference over the participation of the CoR in EU Insitutional procedure after the Lisbon Treaty empowering.


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Q: jQuery attr href, why isn't it working? I thought the following line of code should work fine: $(".1").attr('href', '#Home');
Right?
But why isn't it working when I integrate it with another jQuery script?
$(window).bind("load", function() {
    $('.1').click(function() {
        $('.1').removeClass('tab1');
        $('.2').removeClass('active2');
        $('.3').removeClass('active3');
        $('.4').removeClass('active4');

        $('.1').addClass('active1');

        $('.2').addClass('tab2');
        $('.3').addClass('tab3');
        $('.4').addClass('tab4');

        $('#PortfolioMainContainer:visible').fadeOut("slow",function(){
            $('#TextContent').load('Home.html', function() {
                $(this).fadeIn("slow")
            });
            return false;
        });

        if(!$(".1").hasClass("ActiveTab1")) {
            $(".1").attr('href', '#Home');
            $('#TextContent:visible').fadeOut("slow",function(){
                $('#TextContent').load('Home.html', function() {
                    $(this).fadeIn("slow")
                });
                return false;
            });
        }
        $(".1").addClass("ActiveTab1");

        $(".2").removeClass("ActiveTab2");
        $(".3").removeClass("ActiveTab3");
        $(".4").removeClass("ActiveTab4");
    });
});

The thing I want to get clear is when you click on the div with the class .1 then the URL has to change to http://www.websiteurl.com/#Home
Does anybody have an idea how to get it working?

A: I tested the following statements and it actually works.
        $(function() {
            $("a").attr("href", "#123");
        });

And if I click on any link, the location actually attached #123 at the end with no doubt.
I think your problem could be, your ".1" is not attaching to an anchor object. In HTML spec, only hyperlink (and some not relevant html tags) are having "href" attribute. That means, for example, your .1 is actually a <div class='.1'>, then, even you put href attribute to it, it would not have any default behavior acting as "hyperlink". In this case, you should programattically navigate to designated url like:
$(".1").click(function(){
    window.location = "current/url" + "#home";
});

A: You can use document.URL to get the current location, so
$(".1").attr('href', document.URL + '#Home');

The thing is that document.URL will get the url with pounds and everything, so if you're on example.com/#work, docuement.URL would return 'example.com/#work'. So you might want to do some checking, or if you know that you are on a static url for this script, you can just hardcode the url.
One other thing, I can see that you are adding the class ActiveTab1 after checking for it, so it shouldn't go into that portion of the code, unless it already have that class.

A: You have to append the current location to the href attribute.

A: You need to add the namespace $("a").attr("xlink:href", "#123");

A: If your teg in iframe , you can't do anything by jquery
try do something like this console.log($(".1").html()); and you will see null

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Well-Known Toronto Emergency Physician Dies Suddenly While Running
A well-known leader in Canadian emergency medicine has died.
Dr. Paul Hannam, who was the chief of emergency medicine and the program medical director at North York General Hospital, died suddenly on Saturday.
Hannam reportedly collapsed while out running, friend and fellow emergency physician Dr. Howard Ovens said in a tweet.
"Olympic sailor, marathon runner, family man, ED director at NYGH, a sweet, thoughtful, compassionate and gentle man died suddenly today on a run. The quintessential mensch. Hug someone you love," he wrote.
Canadian Emergency Medicine is in mourning tonight. Paul Hannam, Olympic sailor, marathon runner, family man, ED director at NYGH, a sweet, thoughtful, compassionate and gentle man died suddenly today on a run. The quintessential mensch. Hug someone you love. pic.twitter.com/Gkne2khj27
— Howard Ovens (@HowardOvens) July 17, 2022
North York General Hospital also shared the news in a tweet.
"Our hearts are heavy as we remember our dear friend and colleague," they said, calling Hannam a "highly respected and trusted colleague, devoted to patients and community."
Our hearts are heavy as we remember our dear friend and colleague, Dr. Paul Hannam who passed away suddenly yesterday. Dr. Hannam was NYGH's Chief of Emergency Medicine & Program Medical Director. He was a highly respected and trusted colleague, devoted to patients and community. pic.twitter.com/AMd2pIXCYP
— North York General (@NYGH_News) July 17, 2022
Hannam was also well-known and well-liked in Toronto's east end as he'd previously served two terms as the chief emergency director at East York's Michael Garron Hospital.
"Our hearts are heavy as we remember our dear friend and colleague, Dr. Paul Hannam, who served as our Chief of ED for 10+ years. We will not soon forget his incredible contributions to our hospital and community," the hospital tweeted.
President and CEO Sarah Downey said Hannam was a "wonderful person in every way" who spent "many years caring for our communities."
Mount Sinai's Schwartz/Reisman Emergency Medicine Institute also tweeted about Hannam, who they called a "kind and thoughtful leader, family man, incredible athlete, wonderful friend and colleague."
Dr. Hannam's @MGHToronto family mourns his passing. He served 2 terms as ED Chief and many years caring for our communities. A wonderful person in every way. Deepest condolences to @RosemaryHannam and family. https://t.co/wq5lSOmBG1
— Sarah Downey (@SarahEDowney1) July 17, 2022
Several of his former colleagues and patients have since taken to social media to express their sadness and shock about this loss and share memories about Hannam, who aside from working at NYGH, was also an assistant professor at University of Toronto's Department of Family and Community Medicine.
Hannam also held various medical leadership and hospital administration roles since 2006.
Funeral arrangements are unknown at this time.
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The event of November 9th in Telfs, organized by the autonomous Province of Trento, is addressed to the representatives of institutions, public administrations, education and business companies and it will present the results of the first Alpine study on Dual Education along with discussing the quality of the efforts taken by the companies. It will also cast light on the role of training companies in Tyrol.
What do we know and what do we need? 10 points plan for dual education in the Alps.
Companies educate, companies need support! A discussion on limits and opportunities with experts from the 7 EUSALP Countries and their Regions.
The entire program of the two events is available here.


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Left-wing activist Toto Patigas assassinated in the Philippines
Toto Patigas, an activist with the left-wing Bayan Muna party and a councilor of the city of Escalante, was hit on the head from behind while he was riding his scooter. This is the third attack on activists of the party since the murder of Randy Malayo in January
April 24, 2019 by Peoples Dispatch
Toto Patigas was a survivor of the Escalante massacre of 1985.
🎥 Attacks on activists in Philippines continue under the farce of 'red-tagging'
Filipino activists call for an international day of outrage against massacre of farmers
Around the World in 8 Minutes: Episode 09
Toto Patigas, an activist and campaigner for the left-wing party Bayan Muna, was murdered on April 22 in the city of Escalante in the province of Negros Occidental, Philippines. He was hit on the head from behind while riding a scooter. He was a councilor of the city of Escalante. This is the third attack on Bayan Muna activists since the murder of the key peace negotiator, Randy Malayao, in January.
The incident comes ahead of the mid-term general election scheduled to be held next month, and is the latest in a slew of attacks on left-wing activists. Violence hit an all-time high in March, when 14 peasant activists were killed in a supposed weapons raid by the Philippines national police, in collaboration with the military. They were killed on suspicions of being part of the banned Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP). This mass murder committed by the government forces was the biggest in recent memory.
Bayan Muna, meaning "People First", is part of the larger legal left-wing coalition Makabayan. Its campaign and growing popularity among the people has attracted right-wing attacks and accusations of being associated with the CPP, in a slander tactic called "redtagging". This has been a general strategy of the government to hide atrocities against peasant activists and leaders of popular movements.
According to several activists who organized a day of outrage against the killing of 14 farmers, the government's war against communists has led to the murder of 55 innocent peasant activists so far. The murder of Patigas indicates the alarming vulnerability of those who oppose the Rodrigo Duterte government and its alleged crimes.
Patigas had been a human rights activist since the days of the dictatorship of president Ferdinand Marcos, who ruled Philippines between 1968 and 1986 through martial law. Patigas was among the survivors of the Escalante massacre of September 20, 1985, when the paramilitary forces of the government opened fire at thousands of people protesting martial law on its 13th anniversary. Around 20 to 30 people were killed in the incident and almost as many were injured. The incident triggered massive outrage against the government and was one of the factors that led to the 1986 People's Power Revolution that overthrew Marcos.
Patigas had since worked with various left-wing movements, and was part of Bayan Muna from it was founded in 1999. He later went on to become the party's coordinator in Escalante City in 2010.
In a series of tweets, the party expressed its outrage over the murder. "Toto Patigas was a survivor of the Escalante Massacre in 1985… only to be killed by fascism 34 years after," it said.
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BPS Announces Inaugural Class of Ambassadors
BPS is pleased to announce the inaugural class of the Ambassador Program. The Program endeavors to create a network of BPS members that will help grow the biophysics community around the globe and further develop our advocacy efforts around the world. The inaugural class consists of biophysicists from Canada, India, Portugal, and the United Kingdom.
John Baenziger
Professor of Biochemistry, University of Ottawa, Canada
Baenziger teaches courses on protein structure and function and runs an active research program studying the structures and mechanisms underlying the allosteric modulation of ligand-gated ion channels. Baenziger is very active in the Biophysical Society of Canada (BSC); BSC supports an annual congress, networking events, and newsletters, which recognizes the scientific achievements of their members. Through the BSC, Baenziger has been particularly active in the promotion of the careers of trainees by advocating for both trainee travel and merit awards. His main goal as a BPS Ambassador is to create stronger links between the BSC and BPS to promote biophysics, with a particular focus on fostering better opportunities for graduate students and post-doctoral fellows.
Samrat Mukhopadhyay
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Mohali, India
Mukhopadhyay's lab at IISER is involved in studying the key molecular characteristics of intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) by utilizing a diverse array of approaches involving biophysics, biochemistry, molecular-, cellular-, and chemical biology, fluorescence and Raman spectroscopy, atomic force microscopy, super-resolution imaging, single-molecule, and time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy. Mukhopadhyay aims at delineating the molecular mechanism of amyloid formation and liquid-liquid phase separation of various IDPs. The BPS Ambassador Program will allow him to engage with a larger section of younger students and established biophysicists from both India and overseas and will allow me to promote biophysics research, education, and outreach.
Nuno C. Santos
Professor and Head of the Biomembranes & Nanomedicine Unit at the Institute of Molecular Medicine, University of Lisbon Medical School, Portugal
Santos' research work spans peptide/protein-membrane interactions, nanobiophysics, infectious and cardiovascular diseases. He is the President of the Portuguese Biophysical Society since 2015. Santos has been a member of BPS since 1997; during these years, he had the pleasure of participating in several BPS Annual Meetings. As BPS Ambassador, Santos would like to promote Biophysics and the BPS activities, not only in Portugal, but also on some developing countries with whom I have been cooperating.
Olwyn Byron
Professor of Biophysics at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Byron's role consists of a traditional mix of teaching, administration and research. Her research focuses on meso-resolution solution state molecular biophysics and the tools she uses are analytical ultracentrifugation (AUC), small angle X-ray and neutron scattering (SAXS, SANS) and hydrodynamic bead modelling (HBM). Byron currently serves as Chair of the British Biophysical Society (BBS) and one of her goals as a BPS Ambassador is to strengthen the links between the two societies. Byron also plans to capture UK Biophysics activities in at least one annual article for BPS and to continue to organize Biophysics Week events and encourage BBS members to do likewise.
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Vadim Avulov, DO, David Brams, MD, FACS, Pamela J O'Brien, RN, MSN, NPC, Sara Tortorici, RN, MSN, NPC, Dmitry Nepomnayshy, MD, FACS. Lahey Clinic.
The objective of the study is to evaluate weather men loose more weight than women after a laparoscopic gastric banding procedure, as well as compare the rate of complications between the two genders.
Analysis consisted of a single institution, retrospective cohort study of 553 patients who underwent laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding between 2006 and 2010. Follow-up beyond 2 years was available for 268 patients. Weight loss measure by the difference at the 2-3 year mark was compared against the initial consult weight. We defined successful weight loss at 2-3 year mark if a patient lost > 30% of their excess body weight.
Of the 268 patients, 211 (79%) were female and 57 (21%) male. The average initial weight at the time of presentation to the surgical weight loss center was 121 kg. At the 2-3 year mark, the average weight loss for males was 27.4 kg and for females 13.1 kg. Successful weight loss was accomplished in 61% of females and in 65% of males (p=0.602). During follow-up, there were a total of 9 band-related complications (3.4%), 7 in females (3.3%) and 2 in males (3.5%) (p=1.056). Table 1 compares the types of complications to the percent excess weight loss (%EWL) in each gender group.
There is no statistically significant difference in the proportion of weight loss in males versus females after laparoscopic gastric band at 2-3 years. There was also no statistical variation in the rate of band-related complications in both genders. However, the complications in females were in the patients who were successful in loosing > 30% their excess weight, where the opposite held true for males.


Here's what I'll be giving out at WMC this week - part 1 is grime, followed by the dubstep/broken beat fusiony stuff a lot of the North American producers are coming up on now. Contains tracks by board members! There's more talk about it on the blog page with the download.
Wonder - Hype Hype rmx.
DeepSix f. Peppa Crew - Fiyah!
i had those damn Akala strings in my head all weekend!
the 2nd half of this mix is real tight so far too...cheers for this.


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Who Made the First Beads?
The first recognizable modern humans came out of Africa, settling in the Middle East, Asia, and Europe 40,000 or more years ago. Mostly nomadic hunters and gatherers, small bands of early humans carried literally everything they owned with them, so they had to travel light. This period, the middle of the last ice age, was cold and dry. A large portion of the world's water was locked up in vast ice sheets that covered much of the northern half of the earth. Life was hard and survival was always in doubt. Archaeologists have found evidence that as early as 20,000 years later people weren't just existing, they were living well. An event referred to by archaeologists as the 'Upper Paleolithic Revolution' occurred at about this time, when people began to invent a large number of new things. These were mostly useful tools like awls and pins of bone, or 'burins' (drill points) made of chert or obsidian, but there were also large numbers of decorative and beautiful ornaments.But why ornaments? One reason is that people now had time on their hands. It has been estimated the typical hunter/gatherer teams could obtain enough food for several days within five or six hours. This gave them time to think and dream and a desire to give those dreams form in tangible objects. They were becoming artists! Their art began to take the form of complex clothing, ornaments, and figurines. Burins were used to pierce wood, bone, or ivory. Needles and pins were needed for sewing. Blades were used for carving, cutting, and shaping. Those with the talent to do so could now create objects whose sole purpose was esthetic beauty. "Culture" as we now know it, was becoming a reality, the earliest Venus figurines carved in bone or stone appear at this time.One of these Venus figures, carved in bone from Lespugue in France, shows a woman wearing a skirt made of twisted string. Another piece of evidence for early ornamentation is a clay impression of knotted string. The string had long since rotted away, but the proof of its presence remained. As soon as humans starting making string, they started to hang things on strings. One of the earliest forms of strung ornament was animal teeth with distinct grooves or notches worn into then. The notches allowed the teeth to be held firmly on a knotted string. One example of this comes from Arcy-sur-Cure, in France: A string of marmot, fox, wolf, and hyena teeth, dating from 31,000 B.C. The first beads may have been made by perforating shells, small stones, perhaps bits of carved bone, or even seeds.Perforation was an improvement on notching. Soon our ancestors were making many kinds of modern looking beads. There were round or oval beads of bone or ivory with carved lines as decorations. There were long beads made from bird bones. Wooden beads were prized for their grain patterns or scent. Often several forms were used in combination. Carved animals of almost any material were strung as well. These abstract forms were the product of sophisticated minds and showed a self-conscious spirituality. For example we have beads carved into the form of a woman's breasts as a symbol of motherhood. Whatever the reason, even the earliest humans had a need to make and accumulate beads and make them into ornaments. They were an important aspect of human society, with great artistic and spiritual importance was attached to them.
A Handbook on Beads by W.G.N. van der SleenThe History of Beads from 38,000 B.C. to the Present by Lois Sherr DubinThe Oxford Illustrated Prehistory of Europe edited by Barry CunliffeThe Universal Bead by Joan Mowat EriksonWomen's Work The First 20,000 Years by Elizabeth Wayland Barber
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Q: Get the value of form input fields loaded by Ajax, dynamic input fields and static input fields This is a bit complex so I hope I word this right.
I have a form that loads a list of options and starts with one static input:
<input class="keys margin-bottom" type="text" name="keywords[]" />

When the page is loaded an Ajax call displays additional input fields that belong to the list such as:
<input class="keys" type="text" name="keywords[]" value="Option One" />
<input class="keys" type="text" name="keywords[]" value="Option Two" />

These options are prepended to the top of the first static input field ID: keyword_list_out.
The user can dynamically add more input fields and they can remove existing fields.
All of this so far works fine. My problem is accessing the data contained within the input fields. I need to be able to perform three functions once the form is submitted:

*

*If the user has removed an option I need to remove this from the database

*If the user has added a field I need to insert this into the database

*If the user changes the value of an existing field I need to update this in the database

I can access the data within the input fields by using the input name 'keyword_name[]' as an array, and then I can loop through the array.
However this does not address existing options that have a specific ID number. I can assign ID numbers to the fields that were loaded from the Ajax call, however the static field and user added fields wont have ID numbers, as these arent necessary. These fields will simply be inserted into the database.
So I guess my question is how would I go about determining which existing option belongs to what ID number in the database. I should add that the options are not uniquely named.
I considered something such as:

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*Provide ID numbers only for the Ajax loaded fields

*Upon submit loop through each input and prepend the ID to the end of the name value using a delimiter the user wont provide. IE: Option Two---1

*With PHP looping through the array and exploding the array value where it matches '---'

*If a match was found on '---' update the database, else insert into the database

Any thoughts?
UPDATE
I have divided the input fields into two arrays: existing_options[] and new_options[].
In my Jquery script prior to posting i have added:
var existing_options = $('input[name=existing_options]').attr('value');
var new_options = $('input[name=new_options]').attr('value');

The Ajax data being sent is:
'existing_options[]=' + existing_options + '&new_options[]=' + new_options;

However PHP is returning that these values are strings and not arrays. Missing something here....

A: I would suggest on using an auto increment id on the database side. When you load the page, have the id placed like so  and than when deleting use:
$('.remove-keyword').on('click', function(){
    var id = $(this).parents('span').attr('id');
    place ajax post here with data sent being this id.
});

And basically it'll be the same for adding a keyword, except use ajax to post to your script, and use mysql_insert_id(); in your script as a returning id than dynamically create the next row.

A: When the fields are loaded via AJAX assign them IDs
<input class="keys" type="text" id="keyword_11" name="keywords[]" value="Option Two" />
<input class="keys" type="text" id="keyword_12" name="keywords[]" value="Option Two" />

On submit clicked then in jQUery you can loop through the keywords
var new_keywords=Array();
var existing_keywords=Array();
$("input[name^='keywords']").each(function(){
  var id = $(this).attr("id");
  var val=$(this).val();
  if(id=="" && val!="")
  {
   new_keywords.push($(this).val());
  }
  else if(id!="")
  {
    var keyword_id=id.split("_")[1];
    existing_keywords.push({"id":keyword_id,"val":val});
  }
});

 // call AjAX function add new_keywords to database
 // call Ajax function to update existing keywords

UPDATE 1
In the success function of adding new_keywords to database do update the existing dom via AJAX so that if you add new keyword, then you edit it and try to save it will have the ID associated with it.


We escaped the city this past weekend for a little sun & olive picking. Despite a very trying train journey… apparently booking a ticket does not automatically include a seat…. and the fact that it poured rain all of Saturday (hail was an added bonus!), we still managed to get in some quality olive picking.


A Republican ultimatum forces Senate Democrats to get out of the way of a watered-down tax cut bill. Republicans have put the bill into position for passage today by breaking a Democratic filibuster early this morning.
Senator Will Krause of Lee's Summit had gotten a more ambitious tax cut and sales tax increase proposal through the Senate earlier this year . But the House supports a weaker plan that phases in a fifty percent business tax cut in the next five years, cuts the corporate income tax rate by three percent in ten years or more, and lowers the individual income tax rate by a half-percent in the next ten years or more.
The "or more" phrase is important to both sides because the tax cuts would not go into effect unless the economy grows by at least $100 million a year. And the sales tax increase in the earlier bill has been eliminated.
Democrat floor leader Jolie Justus and her other nine Democrat senators had held up the bill until they were told to back off or other issues they oppose would be taken to a vote. Justus thinks a veto by Governor Nixon is likely. Nixon already indicated a dislike for the earlier bill.
Kraus, however, thinks a governor's veto would be overridden.
The final senate vote is expected this afternoon. If the House approves some Senate changes, the bill goes to the Governor.


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Credit Crisis: Low Home Values Lead to Foreclosure
By Ilyce Glink| 2008-11-14T00:00:00-06:00 November 14th, 2008|
A new survey from First American CoreLogic, a real estate data company, has concluded that nearly a quarter of all homes with mortgages are worth less than what is owed on the loans.
According to the data, which were first reported in the New York Times, nearly 10 million homeowners are either at negative equity or zero equity. The four states with the highest number of homes that are underwater: California, Florida, Nevada, and Arizona.
None of this would come as a surprise to some acquaintances of mine, who like millions of Americans find themselves in a leaking boat in the middle of a lake without a paddle.
He was a real estate developer of high-end homes in Arizona when that market crashed. He lost his job and a six-figure cash investment in the process. The cash came from a home equity loan on his primary residence, which put his primary residence at risk.
While he was employed, he and his wife had no trouble making their monthly payments. But once he lost his job, making the payments on their first and second mortgages with only her self-employed income became impossible.
They were turned down for a refinance because their income isn't enough to support the loan payments. Their house is now worth substantially less than what they owe, which would make it impossible to sell. And while they've gone back to their bank and asked for a relief under the new mortgage edicts from Washington, they – like so many others – don't appear to qualify.
If you can't sell your home because it's not worth enough to cover the mortgages and you can't refinance because the bank says you don't have enough income to make it work, what can you do?
One of the answers is to hand over the keys to the lender. In my acquaintance's case, that would mean the second lender would be completely wiped out and the primary lender would take back a house that's worth substantially less than what is owed.
But returning the keys to the lender only adds to the pile of foreclosures that need to be cleared out before we can find a floor to the housing recession.
Recently, more lenders agreed to pitch in to refinance mortgages so that they are affordable to the inhabitants. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac announced that they would modify mortgages of those who are three months behind on their mortgage. Sheila Bair, who heads up the FDIC, doesn't think the proposal goes far enough.
But how far is far enough? Modifying mortgages means investors who bought these loans will take a huge hit. Fair enough, since they bought a bad investment. But it may make them reticent to buy mortgages in the future or lend out other cash. Lenders will take a huge hit, although some of this might work out in the long run and it will be less than if they have to foreclose on an extra 2 million homeowners.
And so the credit crisis continues.
Where we are now is a place where everyone loses: Homeowners who are facing foreclosure; homeowners who are able to make their payments just fine, but whose house is worth less than the mortgage on it; homeowners who are trying to sell but can't because there is a glut of foreclosed homes listed for sale in their neighborhood; higher-than-desired mortgage interest rates because investors have concerns about whether Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be backed by the Uncle Sam in the years ahead; lenders who don't want to make loans; businesses that can't find the financing they need to make payroll; and, a period of recession and rising unemployment, which means more homeowners who can't make their mortgage payments and will ultimately face foreclosure.
We have to break the cycle.
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Alister Hardy promotes his Homo aquaticus or "aquatic ape" hypothesis to the British Sub Aqua Club. He will follow up this announcement with several magazine articles.
F. Jacob and J. Monod publish "Genetic regulatory mechanisms in the synthesis of proteins," a paper in which the theory of the OPERON is developed.
Martin Glaessner determines fossils in the Ediacara Hills of South Australia (Ediacaran fauna) to be Precambrian in age (approximately 600 million years old), making them the oldest-known multicelled organisms.
Human geneticist James Neel develops the "thrifty genotype" hypothesis that human ancestors endured feast-famine cycles that made the human body very effective in storing fat for lean times.
James Watson, Francis Crick, and Maurice Wilkins share a Nobel Prize in Medicine for their work in elucidating the structure of DNA.
Lantian Man, a 500,000-year-old Homo erectus specimen, is found in Lantian County, China, just north of Xi'an.
Louis Leakey describes Homo habilis, meaning "handy." The new species designation is not well received by the scientific community.
Two deciduous molars, roughly 44,000 years old, are collected at Grotta del Cavallo in southeastern Italy. After an initial classification as Neanderthal, they will be assigned to modern humans in a 2011 study.
Vincent Dethier publishes "Microscopic Brains," an article on insect behavior, in Science. He calls for a more empathetic approach to animal subjects, even tiny invertebrates.
François Jacob, André Lwoff, and Jacques Monod share a Nobel Prize in Medicine for their discoveries concerning genetic control of enzyme and virus synthesis.
N.H. Field publishes "Fossil sea-echinoids from a Romano-British site" describing the centuries-long occupation of a Romano-British settlement in Dorset. Newer buildings have been built upon older ones, with fossil urchins in each.
Willi Hennig works on a new approach to assessing evolutionary relationships, known as cladistics. Although it will be hotly debated, this technique will eventually become standard practice in paleontology, botany and zoology.
Harry Whittington begins reexamining Burgess Shale fossils originally identified by Charles Walcott starting in 1909. Over the next two decades, Whittington (with the assistance of his graduate students Simon Conway Morris and Derek Briggs), will eventually overturn some of Walcott's theories and propose that most of the animals left no living relatives.
Lynn Sagan (later Lynn Margulis) hypothesizes that chloroplasts originated as cyanobacteria, and that mitochondria originated as bacteria. She suggests that both were engulfed by other cells and began functioning as symbionts.
Graduate student S.B. Misra discovers a well-preserved sea floor with numerous fossils dating from the late Precambrian (later to be dubbed the Ediacaran Period) at Mistaken Point, Newfoundland.
P. S. Martin suggests that fast-moving bands of human hunters caused the extinctions of Pleistocene big-game species.
Richard Leakey finds two fossil skulls, Omo I and Omo II, in Ethiopia. Though initially dated at 130,000 years, the fossils will later be dated (using argon decay) at 195,000 years, and designated as the oldest examples so far found of Homo sapiens.
Daniel Janzen argues that, because they live under "easy" conditions, tropical plants cannot likely survive a wide range of temperature, light, or hydrologic conditions.
A.G. Cairns-Smith publishes a paper suggesting that the first life on Earth might have been fine-grained clay crystals. He will publish on this topic several more times before his death, but the experimental evidence will remain scant, perhaps in part because sufficient technology doesn't yet exist to test the hypothesis.
Robert W. Holley, Har Gobind Khorana, and Marshall W. Nirenberg share a Nobel Prize in Medicine for their interpretation of the genetic code and its function in protein synthesis.
Richard Fox describes a Paleocene mammal, Prothryptacodon albertensis, retrieved from a well dug in Alberta, Canada. This find eerily resembles that of another Paleocene mammal recovered from a Louisiana oil well and described in 1932 by George Gaylord Simpson.
Teenaged fossil enthusiast Tadashi Suzuki finds a plesiosaur fossil in his hometown of Iwaki City, Japan. The fossil turns out to be a new species, but it won't be identified as such for nearly 40 years.
R. H. Whittaker proposes to divide all living things into five kingdoms: Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista and Monera.
Max Delbrück, Alfred D. Hershey, and Salvador E. Luria share a Nobel Prize in Medicine for their discoveries concerning the replication mechanism and the genetic structure of viruses.
Archaeologist Joachim Hahn pieces together the fragments of the lion- headed man found 30 years earlier the Hohlenstein-Stadel Cave in Germany.
John Ostrom publishes Osteology of Deinonychus antirrhopus, an Unusual Theropod from the Lower Cretaceous of Montana — a description of Deinonychus with a frontispiece illustration by Bob Bakker, suggesting that the dinosaur is alert, agile and intelligent.
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Hit the road Trump and don't ya come back
How can a man whose primary focus of his campaign is "I'm going to win," be leading the Republican party's 2016 presidential race by more than 20 percent?
I mean, come on. Donald Trump is a bully, a sexist, a businessman who starred in his own reality television show, but most importantly, he is a downright imbecile.
This joke has gone on for far too long. We get it. This idiot has made it far enough, it's time to cut to the punch line and that is not going to be seeing Trump wearing his red hat, sitting in the Oval Office.
"Those of us who have been paying attention will not allow you to rebrand yourself. You are not a 'unifier'. You are not 'presidential'. You are not a victim of the very anger you have joyfully enflamed for months. You are a man who has encouraged prejudice and violence in the pursuit of personal power," creator of Humans of New York Brandon Stanton said in an interview with Katie Couric.
According to NBC News, Trump holds 48 percent support from registered Republican voters compared to his closest opponent Ted Cruz's meager 27 percent. This doesn't account for the 1,237 Republican delegate votes he has to reach to become the Republican party's nominee.
The support Trump is receiving is backed on the notion that he will "make America great again." In reality Trump is not running for our country, he is running to gain power, something he has spent his whole life working toward.
"If an idiot like Donald Trump can be a contender for President, it speaks volumes about America," Malaysia's former law minister, Zaid Ibrahim, said in a CNN interview.
To elect Trump as President of the United States is ignorant. Trump would make a mockery of the nation we have worked so hard to better for centuries. America has made immense progress but we still have huge strides to make. In terms of equality and justice we fall far behind several of our ally countries. Electing a president whose primary priority starts with "I will build a great wall," will only put our country deeper in the hole.
Aside from being completely vain, he makes carefully calculated calls to racism to attain power. This started with his idea to build a wall, separating America from one of our largest trade partners, Mexico.
Using racist and prejudiced remarks, Trump is earning supporters by threatening to close the boundaries of America from those who some believe to be harmful. This prejudice isn't only geared toward Mexico, but also the small percentage of the Muslim population that we know as ISIS, that Trump has classified as the Muslim population as a whole.
To elect Trump as president would be to elect a country piggybacked on a man who stereotypes entire religions and threatens violence on their communities as a method of "making America great again."
"I think the temptation is to classify Trump as nothing more than an idiot, racist and bigot but I think he's actually a genius, just not in a good way. He's figured out how to manipulate a large portion of the electorate by tapping into fear and saying outlandish things," junior Alex Egertson said in an email interview.
"'The Donald' has exposed the deep mistrust that many feel about the federal government but if his supporters want a remedy for the broken system then they should look to candidates with actual policy plans for change and reform, not schemes of racial and religious intolerance," Egertson said.
I'm sure by now we all know that Trump is not worthy of being president of the United States, rather he should stick to what he does best, business. There is only one thing as citizens we can do to pave the path of our country's future and that is to vote. So lets "make America great again" and not vote for Trump.
Lydia Snodderly
Published April 6th, 2016
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MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT MURDERED IN NAIROBI NAIROBI, 20 October (IRIN) A member of the Transitional National Assembly of Somalia, was found murdered in a forest on the outskirts on Nairobi on Sunday. The body of Shaykh Ibrahim Ali Abdulle, a prominent Mogadishu-based businessman and delegate to the peace talks in Kenya, was found - along with those of a Kenyan businessman and their driver - in the Ololua forest near Nairobi, according to the Kenyan newspaper, 'Daily Nation'. Somali sources who saw the bodies told IRIN that "all three men were shot in the head, execution style". "This is not a random shooting. It looks like an assassination," said one Somali source.
However, James Kiboi, a member of the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) technical committee, which is steering the talks, told IRIN it was premature to reach any conclusions about the killings. "The matter is now being investigated by the Kenyan police. Let's wait for the investigations to finish before reaching any conclusions," he said. Muhammad Farah Anshur, interior minister of state in the Transitional National Government (TNG), said it was too early to comment on a possible motive for the killing. "We really need to give the police time to uncover those behind this dastardly deed before we can comment," he told IRIN.
He added that TNG would issue a statement after the police investigations were completed. Shaykh Ibrahim, who was a close ally of TNG President Abdiqassim Salad Hassan, was known as a very humble man "who used his money to further the peace process in the country", Mire Abdulle, a close friend of the deceased, told IRIN. "I cannot think of any reason why anyone should want to kill him." Shaykh Ibrahim's body will be flown to Mogadishu for burial, at the request of his family, as soon as arrangements can be made, Mire added.


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https://www.dnb.com/business-directory/company-profiles.concentrix_cvg_philippines_inc.be479af7d88e276dc72bb1101ffa2029.html
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from airflow.exceptions import AirflowConfigException, AirflowException
from airflow.utils.log.logging_mixin import LoggingMixin

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        broker_transport_options = {'visibility_timeout': 21600}

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                          'certfile': configuration.conf.get('celery', 'SSL_CERT'),
                          'ca_certs': configuration.conf.get('celery', 'SSL_CACERT'),
                          'cert_reqs': ssl.CERT_REQUIRED}
        DEFAULT_CELERY_CONFIG['broker_use_ssl'] = broker_use_ssl
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    raise AirflowException('AirflowConfigException: SSL_ACTIVE is True, '
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    raise AirflowException('Exception: There was an unknown Celery SSL Error. '
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                "to use an alternative result_backend (i.e. a database).", result_backend)

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U8 season consists of a 1 hour weekly training session and a match on Saturday morning.
Training will be held at Jack Cook Memorial Park, Gailey Road, Toowong.
The training day your team is allocated to will be dependent on field and parent coach availability.
Click HERE for training days & times for the season.
U8 games are all played in-house against other Taringa U8 teams and there is no travelling for U8 players.
All U8 Saturday games are played on Field 3 SEE MAP at Jack Speare Park with game kick-off times of 8am, 9am, 10am & 11am. Game times will vary for each team every week.
The first game will be Saturday 27 April 2019 and training commences the week beginning 22 April 2019. The season will run for 18 weeks, concluding early September.
Players will be allocated to a team and parent coaches are required for all U8 teams (please contact Cindy Bacalakis inhousejuniors@taringarovers.com.au if you can assist).
In 2019, all new U8 players to the club will be provided with a TRSFC Playing Kit as part of their registration fees.
Please choose the "2019 New Members Players Kit" in the uniform shop and indicate required size. Kits will be available for collection prior to the season commencing.
Click here for the details of the format and rules for mini-roos games including number of players on the field, field size, ball size etc.
It is the responsibility of the home team to provide a game leader/referee - the game leader should be familiar with the rules of the game as detailed in the link above.
Teams playing the first game of the day are to set up the field.
Teams playing the last game of the day are to return the goals.
This applies for training also & will be updated by 4pm in the event of rain on a training day.


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How Procter & Gamble Uses Lean Startup to Innovate
Procter & Gamble CTO Kathy Fish shares P&G's Lean Startup-inspired innovation strategy. When Kathy took over as CTO at Procter and Gamble in 2014 (which, she points out means head of R&D, not IT), she said "We were spending a lot of money, sometimes before we really should have." So they began several Lean Startup experiments.
These were so successful, they decided to take it to the enterprise, and connected with Lean Startup founder, Eric Ries.
One of the biggest takeaways from launching this methodology, Kathy says, is that they've learned "When you fall in love with the problem and not the solution it opens your mind up in a really different way."
They had formerly been a company that fell in love with solutions first, so to speak, but switching allegiances to the problem allowed them to see business model opportunities, marketing and educational opportunities, as well as product opportunities. "It's just much, much richer," Kathy says.
Because they are a product-focused company, they would often find themselves way down the path toward industrializing their products before they knew if the business model was successful or not. "So now we've shifted to a more metered funding approach. And we're finding on some of our biggest programs that we're learning faster, we're getting to the consumer a lot faster and we're spending 25 to 50 percent less money along the journey."
"When you fall in love with the problem and not the solution it opens your mind up in a really different way." -Kathy Fish, CTO of @ProcterGamble Click To Tweet
Lean Startup creates an entrepreneurial spirit
Big enterprise doesn't always make room for entrepreneurs, but Kathy says the best part of all the experimentation they're doing now is that they've created small, multifunctional teams that learn together, and as a result, "The people that are on the teams are so inspired because they own their spaces, they feel like they can really make a difference and they own decision rights."
The teams only have to report on what they've learned in order to get more money for their projects. Kathy raves about the results, "If they haven't learned anything, they don't get more money, but if they have, great—they get funded. It's been really powerful."
To pull these teams off requires "leaders who are very ambidextrous and able to know which space they're in and how they should operate," she explains. The entrepreneurial spirit she described is helping to empower leaders at every level where people are getting clear "on their leap of faith assumptions and running tests against them."
More experiments, less money
While Kathy feels that P&G is already good at a key component of Lean Startup—keeping the consumer "at the center" of the work, and "really being obsessed with their pain points" she says the method has encouraged them to learn how to experiment more cheaply.
"We're learning that what we thought was fast and cheap is still really slow and very expensive and we can go much faster and do much better."
Part of that process has been taking what she calls more of a "venture capital approach" about what they've learned, and that includes being "more honest and open about talking about our failures." She feels that projects can only really be successful when people are willing to do that.
On the positive side, she points out that they have "five times more experiments that are actually transactional learning experiments."
When asked what her biggest area of "unlearning" as a leader when putting Lean Startup principles into play, Kathy said she's trying to figure out "how to be a true partner to the commercial leaders who are in charge of overseeing these new lean experiments.
She is impressed with the leaders' interest in Lean Startup, however. "They're all really, really trying to learn," she says. While this means that everyone "is a little uncomfortable" she thinks that's exciting for its growth potential.
However, Kathy acknowledges that unlearning old ways of working isn't easy for management. "The other thing we have to unlearn is, if in an organization the teams report to an executive sponsor to the growth board, you've got a whole level of middle managers who have to play a totally different role—either break barriers, mentor, or don't be involved at all." She says this can be difficult and threatening, "so we have to work our way through that as well."
Insofar as this is an issue of changing the culture, she feels strongly that culture changes happen not by talking about them but "working differently." The change happens organically that way, which is something she sees happening.
Another area of unlearning is a "reliance on volume forecast." In its place she says they've realized that they have to look to "consumer love" and ask what consumers are passionate about, why are they passionate about it, and how many people are passionate about it.
She also admits they've got to find ways to work around P&G's "consensus culture," in which often one person with a big idea would often get shot down by others for being "dumb." But now, she says, "We're going to go learn about it, we're going to experiment. We're going to let the data tell us what's right in a more manageable way."
Reduce risks, not experiments
Kathy's not above admitting where P & G needs to work harder, either. She can see places where they've scaled too fast, which can be a problem due to the sheer size of the company. "If we take something to the trade and tell them it's going to be big and they invest in it, if it's not quite right and we need to pivot, it's really hard to do because they're not happy with us."
However, they don't want to cripple the entrepreneurial spirit they're starting to see spread throughout the company by pulling back too hard. So they still have to take risks, but she says Lean Startup is teaching teams to pull back and "right size" their risks and to invest less money in tests. "If you lose $1 million, it's not perfect, but it's not 500 million. So what really helps people to be more courageous is the size of the risk they're taking along the way."
After all, she notes, "You cannot be an innovation leader without a ton of courage."
"You cannot be an innovation leader without a ton of courage." -Kathy Fish, CTO of @ProcterGamble Click To Tweet
Thank you to Jordan Rosenfeld for contributing this piece. If you seek to bring the entrepreneurial spirit to your organization, Lean Startup Co. can help.
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Colleen McQuay • Photo by John BrasseauxThe National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Board of Directors approved the induction of Colleen McQuay, of Tioga, Texas, into the NRHA Hall of Fame at their February meeting in Oklahoma. McQuay will join her husband, Tim, and daughter, Mandy McCutcheon, who preceded her into the elite group. As the matriarch of one of reining's first families, she has supported her husband and daughter to many accomplishments.
The NRHA Hall of Fame is reserved for those people and horses who have impacted NRHA and the sport of reining in a positive and profound way, with emphasis placed on their unselfish contribution(s) to the association, rather than their personal accomplishments. McQuay's contributions have been industry-changing and involved horse show production and management, as well as conception or implementation of many programs that changed the face and scope of NRHA.
Her touch is evident in many of today's shows. She is one of the most respected show managers in the reining industry, bringing her enthusiasm, knowledge, work ethic and energy to many major events. In addition, McQuay has served on the NRHA Executive Board and many committees. She is currently a Distinguished Director for the Reining Horse Sports Foundation (RHSF), NRHA's supporting charitable organization established specifically for enthusiasts in an effort to develop and enhance the sport of reining worldwide.
Induction into the NRHA Hall of Fame is a means of honoring the members whose efforts NRHA could not exist without, and is not intended to merely congratulate people for being successful competitors, breeders, etc.
NRHA is extremely proud to introduce and congratulate McQuay, the 2013 Hall of Fame inductee. The NRHA Hall of Fame is one of the five core programs under the RHSF, a non-profit organization dedicated to developing and enhancing the sport of reining worldwide. The RHSF is committed to carrying the sport onward through five core programs: Youth, Dale Wilkinson Memorial Crisis Fund, Hall of Fame, International Development and Research & Education. For further information about the Foundation, contact [email protected] or (405) 946-7400, ext. 137, or visit the RHSF website at rhsf.com.
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