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Summary Dentist
Renewal Deadline: September 30th
Renewal Period: 3 Years
Required Hours: 48
State Mandated CE Courses: BLS Certification
Limits on Courses: 24 hours of self-study
Others: 4 hrs of volunteer service allowed
Summary RDH
Illinois Board of Dentistry
Illinois Dental Practice Act
PROFESSIONS, OCCUPATIONS, AND BUSINESS OPERATIONS
(225 ILCS 25/) Illinois Dental Practice Act.
(225 ILCS 25/16) (from Ch. 111, par. 2316)
(Section scheduled to be repealed on January 1, 2026)
Sec. 16. Expiration, renewal and restoration of licenses. The expiration date and renewal date for each license issued under this Act shall be set by rule. The renewal period for each license issued under this Act shall be 3 years. A dentist or dental hygienist may renew a license during the month preceding its expiration date by paying the required fee. A dentist or dental hygienist shall provide proof of current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification intended for health care providers at the time of renewal as provided by rule. Basic Life Support certification training taken as a requirement of this Section shall be counted for no more than 4 hours during each licensure period towards the continuing education hours under Section 16.1 of this Act. The Department shall provide by rule for exemptions from this requirement for a dentist or dental hygienist with a physical disability that would preclude him or her from performing BLS.
Any dentist or dental hygienist whose license has expired or whose license is on inactive status may have his license restored at any time within 5 years after the expiration thereof, upon payment of the required fee and a showing of proof of compliance with current continuing education requirements, as provided by rule.
Any person whose license has been expired for more than 5 years or who has had his license on inactive status for more than 5 years may have his license restored by making application to the Department and filing proof acceptable to the Department of taking continuing education and of his fitness to have the license restored, including sworn evidence certifying to active practice in another jurisdiction, and by paying the required restoration fee. A person practicing on an expired license is deemed to be practicing without a license. However, a holder of a license may renew the license within 90 days after its expiration by complying with the requirements for renewal and payment of an additional fee. A license renewal within 90 days after expiration shall be effective retroactively to the expiration date.
If a person whose license has expired or who has had his license on inactive status for more than 5 years has not maintained an active practice satisfactory to the department, the Department shall determine, by an evaluation process established by rule, his or her fitness to resume active status and may require the person to complete a period of evaluated clinical experience and may require successful completion of a practical examination.
However, any person whose license expired while he or she was (i) on active duty with the Armed Forces of the United States or called into service or training by the State militia or (ii) in training or education under the supervision of the United States preliminary to induction into the military service, may have his or her license renewed, reinstated, or restored without paying any lapsed renewal or restoration fee, if within 2 years after termination of such service, training, or education other than by dishonorable discharge, he or she furnishes the Department with satisfactory proof that he or she has been so engaged and that his or her service, training, or education has been so terminated.
(Source: P.A. 97-526, eff. 1-1-12; 97-1013, eff. 8-17-12; 98-147, eff. 1-1-14.)
(225 ILCS 25/16.1) (from Ch. 111, par. 2316.1)
Sec. 16.1. Continuing education. The Department shall promulgate rules of continuing education for persons licensed under this Act. In establishing rules, the Department shall require a minimum of 48 hours of study in approved courses for dentists during each 3-year licensing period and a minimum of 36 hours of study in approved courses for dental hygienists during each 3-year licensing period.
The Department shall approve only courses that are relevant to the treatment and care of patients, including, but not limited to, clinical courses in dentistry and dental hygiene and nonclinical courses such as patient management, legal and ethical responsibilities, and stress management. The Department shall allow up to 4 hours of continuing education credit hours per license renewal period for volunteer hours spent providing clinical services at, or sponsored by, a nonprofit community clinic, local or state health department, or a charity event. Courses shall not be approved in such subjects as estate and financial planning, investments, or personal health. Approved courses may include, but shall not be limited to, courses that are offered or sponsored by approved colleges, universities, and hospitals and by recognized national, State, and local dental and dental hygiene organizations.
No license shall be renewed unless the renewal application is accompanied by an affidavit indicating that the applicant has completed the required minimum number of hours of continuing education in approved courses as required by this Section. The affidavit shall not require a listing of courses. The affidavit shall be a prima facie evidence that the applicant has obtained the minimum number of required continuing education hours in approved courses. The Department shall not be obligated to conduct random audits or otherwise independently verify that an applicant has met the continuing education requirement. The Department, however, may not conduct random audits of more than 10% of the licensed dentists and dental hygienists in any one licensing cycle to verify compliance with continuing education requirements. If the Department, however, receives a complaint that a licensee has not completed the required continuing education or if the Department is investigating another alleged violation of this Act by a licensee, the Department may demand and shall be entitled to receive evidence from any licensee of completion of required continuing education courses for the most recently completed 3-year licensing period. Evidence of continuing education may include, but is not limited to, canceled checks, official verification forms of attendance, and continuing education recording forms, that demonstrate a reasonable record of attendance. The Board shall determine, in accordance with rules adopted by the Department, whether a licensee or applicant has met the continuing education requirements. Any dentist who holds more than one license under this Act shall be required to complete only the minimum number of hours of continuing education required for renewal of a single license. The Department may provide exemptions from continuing education requirements.
(Source: P.A. 99-492, eff. 12-31-15.)
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Why LeBron Switched To Number 6 In The Lakers
People who play for the Los Angeles Lakers talk about why they changed their jersey numbers. LeBron James talks about why he changed his number to 6.
LeBron James decided to change his jersey number with the Los Angeles Lakers during the offseason.
After wearing No. 23 for the first three seasons of his career, James switched to No. 6.
During his four seasons with the Miami Heat, James wore the No. 6 jersey. In back-to-back years with the company, he won titles.
James addressed why he switched back to No. 6 for the first time in games as a Laker.
To be honest, it's always been a part of me," James remarked. "Six has a lot of meaning for me, from my family and numbers to what I believe in and other things of that nature, but my thinking remains the same."
James highlighted how he hasn't changed his mindset.
"Going out and being an all-around basketball player, trying to dominate in all aspects of the game, and being a great teammate," James added. "As well as being a fantastic leader."
The jersey will be shown off during the preseason and can be bought online.
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Saphenophis is een geslacht van slangen uit de familie toornslangachtigen (Colubridae) en de onderfamilie Dipsadinae.

Naam en indeling
Er zijn vijf verschillende soorten, de wetenschappelijke naam van de groep werd voor het eerst voorgesteld door Charles William Myers in 1973. De slangen werden eerder aan andere geslachten toegekend, zoals Coronella, Lygophis en het niet langer erkende Dromicus.

Verspreiding en habitat
De soorten komen voor in delen van Zuid-Amerika en leven in de landen Colombia en Ecuador. De habitat bestaat uit vochtige tropische en subtropische berg- en laaglandbossen en op hoger gelegen graslanden.

Beschermingsstatus
Door de internationale natuurbeschermingsorganisatie IUCN is aan alle soorten een beschermingsstatus toegewezen. Drie soorten worden beschouwd als 'onzeker' (Data Deficient of DD) en een soort als 'gevoelig' (Near Threatened of NT). De soort Saphenophis sneiderni ten slotte wordt gezien als 'bedreigd' (Endangered of EN).

Soorten
Het geslacht omvat de volgende soorten, met de auteur en het verspreidingsgebied.

Bronvermelding

Dipsadinae

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The aim is to create a wrapper for Redux stores to handle action types both when dispatching actions, and in the reducer functions instead of the user.

The name of the channel would be the type passed along to the store on a dispatch, and the manager would select and call the matching channels subscribers to handle state change.

### Creating the manager, and a channel

#### The easier way

```javascript
const { createStore } = Redux;
const initialState = { data: "🐈" };
const manager = channelManager().attach(createStore, initialState);
// manager.store: The created store, reducer included
// manager.createChannel: The createChannel function, that only needs a channel name.

const myChannel = manager.createChannel("myChannel");
// Or
manager.channels.myChannel = manager.channel("myChannel");
```

The manager will contain the store and the createChannel function, and you do not have to supply the stores' dispatch function as an argument to createChannel when using it, only a name.

#### The manual way

```javascript
const { createStore } = Redux;
const initialState = { data: "🐈" };
const manager = channelManager();
const store = createStore(manager.reducer(initialState));
const myChannel = manager.createChannel(store.dispatch, "myChannel");
//Or
manager.channels.myChannel = manager.channel(store.dispatch, "myChannel");
```

### Using the channels

Dispatches would be on channels:
```javascript
myChannel.dispatch(data);
```

Then, the channels subscribers are called to produce the new state:
```javascript
let unsub = myChannel.subscribe(state => {
    // Change the state here
});
```

Action types do not need to be checked inside the subscribed function, as it will only be called, when a dispatch is called on its' own channel.

### To do:
* Write tests
* Finish the example
* Release to NPM

## Licence
MIT

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The Fall of Ako Castle
1978 [JAPANESE]
Action / Adventure / Drama / History
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This is the story of "The Forty-Seven Ronin." Based on historical events in 1701-2, the movie tells the tale of the Asano clan's downfall and the revenge of its former samurai on the perpetrator of the catastrophe.
Kinji Fukasaku
Toshirô Mifune as Tsuchiya
Shin'ichi Chiba as Kazuemon Fuwa
Japanese 2.0
Reviewed by alice_frye 8 / 10
Chushingura/47 Ronin
This is director Kenji Fukasaku's contribution to the 47 Ronin story, and it represents something of a combination of Mizoguchi's 1941 version and the 1962 version from director Inagaki. Supposedly, Fukasaku wanted to turn the much loved story on its head, but star Kinnosuke Yorozuya used his then extremely high influence with the studio to keep the traditional telling. Fukasaku did get his way with the fight scene, which was choreographed and led by Sonny Chiba, so viewers can expect lotsa action.
Lord Asano is not as well fleshed out as he is in Inagaki's effort, so you learn more about the depth of the insult and its significance from the remarks of his loyal samurai. Kira's greedy and conniving personality, so wonderfully conveyed in Inagaki's film, are also less emphasized. Strong supporting performances are delivered by Hiroki Matsukata (the stuttering Shogun Iemitsu in "Shogun's Samurai",) the ubiquitous Tetsuro Tamba and one of my personal favorites, Mikio Narita (the chess player in "Zatoichi and the Chess Expert".) Mifune has a small, but critical role, as well.
The movie is a visual treat for fans of jidai-geki (period films,) and maintains a better pace than the 90 minute longer film from 1941. But I recommend seeing Inagaki's "Chushingura," first, if you are not familiar with the remarkable 47 Ronin. Then pick up "The Fall of Ako Castle" for the fight scenes.
Reviewed by ace-150 8 / 10
Simplified Chushingura
Since the 1962 "Chushingura - Hana no maki yuki no maki" is one of my favorite films, I was expecting this to compare unfavorably, but I really enjoyed it. Keeping the focus on Oishi gives a really different flavor than the true ensemble structure of Chushingura. I think that reducing the number of major characters makes it a little easier to understand, but if you didn't grow up hearing the story, it's going to be a bit confusing. How fantastic would it be if there were a separate film telling the story from the perspective of each of the 47 ronin? It's quite beautifully filmed and makes good use of color to set the mood, particularly with the white funerary costumes at the end. I actually liked the 70's wawa music at the beginning, partly because it made me think of Lone Wolf and Cub.
Reviewed by IrishYankee 10 / 10
Seriously awesome movie.
I was a fan of The Shogun's Samurai. So you can imagine my reaction when I was at the movie store and saw Big Pappa Yagyuu on the cover of a different movie. I took a gander at the back to get the synopsis and I immediately knew I NEEDED to buy this. It is pretty much the same cast as Shogun's Samurai, it has Sunny Chiba, Toshiro Mifune, the same director and pretty much all the same co-stars. If you DID like Shogun's Samurai, you will probably like this one a lot more. I know I did.
This is A lot longer than Shogun's Samurai at just under 3 hours, but it is definitely for good reason. This movie is a film rendition of one of the most famous tales in Japanese folk lore which is the story of the 47 ronin who willingly went to their death to avenge their lord who pretty much got the shaft after attacking another lord in the shoguns castle. The first 2 hours involve only a few fights but it isn't that big of an issue because it is a good story and it has cool camera shots. This part of the movie wont blow you away, but I still really liked it because I'm kind of a dork and the story really interested me. The last 45 minutes or so is a giant battle with LOTS of samurai sword action that apparently was choreographed by Sonny Chiba.
There are only a couple of issues I had with this movie. For one, Sonny Chiba only had a very minor role in it which was kind of sad because he is really bad ass(but when he IS in it, he is laying a serious beat down on whatever bad guy is in the shot with him). And the other issue is they could have probably trimmed out 30 minutes worth of footage. I say this because sometimes the camera would wait way too long to finish a scene with a close up on an actors face.
All in all, very solid samurai flick. Any fan of Sonny, Samurai Movies, or folk lore(this is pretty much the Japanese equivalent of the Alamo story, according to my Japanese friend) will probably really like this movie assuming they have 3 hours to kill. I liked it even more than I liked The Seven Samurai which is saying a lot, possibly because I like Sonny Chiba, and it had a lot better use of music which made some of the scenes a lot more immersive.
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Yahya Mahamid's journey from hate to help.
He's an effective and appealing speaker who advocates for Israel, the country that he is a proud citizen of. But unlike other presenters for the Israel-advocacy organization StandWithUs, Yahya Mahamid is not a Jewish Israeli. Instead, he's an Israeli Arab, from a Muslim background.
I met with Yahya at the StandWithUs Leaders of Tomorrow gala in New York City. He's trim and neat and stylishly dressed, and it's clear right away when you meet him that he'd do well as a public speaker for Israel.
And Yahya has been doing plenty of stepping onto stages recently, as part of a StandWithUs campaign involving its American, British and Canadian offices.
Yahya has been working for StandWithUs since January of 2016, but he had volunteered for them for a year prior to that, and it's clear that he has deep determination to promote Israel and defend it in the public arena. That's even clearer from the fact that he will soon be leaving the organization to join the IDF in a combat unit.
What causes an Arab Muslim from the village of Umm al-Fahm—a stronghold of the anti-Israel Islamic Movement in northern Israel just south of Haifa and Nazareth and the largest Arab city in the area—to take on these challenges in defense of Israel?
The anti-Israel atmosphere in Umm al-Fahm was so strong. So I grew up very anti-Israel.
"The anti-Israel atmosphere in the town was so strong. There were swastikas; we got no education on Jewish history, and the only line I got about the Holocaust was Hitler did a good thing. That was from my religion teacher. So I grew up very anti-Israel.
"When I was in high school, I walked into this new class and there was a map of the entire world and it didn't have the state of Israel on it. Instead it said Palestine. This was an Israeli school. Even though I was anti-Israel I didn't find it justifiable not to be there. So I took a picture of this map and publicized it, and two days later the map was gone. That was the first step I took on this path without even realizing what I was doing.
"What really made it happen was when I went to work in Tel Aviv. I was very nervous because we were taught we'd be treated in a racist way and the Jews were not going to be nice to us and we'd be second-class citizens. I didn't speak Hebrew at the time. Every day I'd come back home and be like, what just happened? They were nice to me. Why are they nice to me?
"The big thing happened just before Sukkot. I had finished a 12-hour shift and was dead tired and went to wait for my bus to go up north. This Chabad guy approached me and asked if I can put on tefillin in the morning. Before I could answer, he starts telling me how important it is to shake lulav and do the blessings.
"I had a big smile on my face and said to him, 'I'm sorry to waste your time but I'm not Jewish.' What he said to me remains with me until today.
"He said, 'It doesn't matter if you're Jewish or not; it only matters if you're a good person.' Very simple words but it kind of contradicted everything I was taught growing up.
My first interaction with a Jew was when I was seven.
"From that moment on I started developing my own opinions. I worked in the hotel for a year and during this period I began recalling different episodes. My first interaction with a Jew was when I was seven. I was in the hospital in Afulah visiting someone. I ended up going to the waiting area and see this big religious man with his wife and kid. I was very nervous because I didn't speak Hebrew and my mother wasn't there. I just cowered in the corner of the room without saying anything.
"He turned to me and said in a deep voice, 'Mah, lo omrim shalom? What, you don't say shalom?' It clicked in my head: Was he waiting for me to speak to him?
And in June of 2014, when the three Israeli teenagers were kidnapped, Yahya was shocked.
Someone had to stand up and condemn what happened. I couldn't be silent about this.
He said that the situation with regard to his family was complicated.
He eventually had to leave home.
He had gotten involved with StandWithUs after he had posed with the Israeli flag. "They reached out to me and asked if I want to volunteer," Yahya said.
One of his first trips abroad on behalf of the organization (he's made five so far) was to South Africa for Israel Apartheid Week, where he spoke on the Wits University campus. The StandWithUs team was met with violence.
"On the very first day we got assaulted by BDS. One delegate was pushed. Our posters were ripped. The banners were cut with knives. It was very stressful," he said.
But the violence by the BDS activists led to their unpopularity. On the last day of the StandWithUs activities, the BDS groups didn't even show up.
"I didn't understand how important our work was until I had a conversation with a leader of the Jewish student union. He said he'd been there for three years, and every year during Apartheid Week the Jewish students on campus would take off their kippah until they go to their classes. This year during the march, all the Jewish students were with us. The amount of support was absolutely amazing. The Jewish community supported us. The alumni of the university pressured it to get back on course, and not to let BDS do whatever they want.
Yahya has also been working with StandWithUs' Arab outreach program. The security issues have meant that in-person talks are rare, but there is a robust online outreach effort by the organization. And he said that he believes that there are strides being made, both among Israeli Arabs and among Palestinians.
What about the anti-Arab racism that exists in Israel? What is it like to promote Israel when such aspects of its society exist?
He told me that he never denies that Arab Israelis face challenges. He himself, he said, has faced them.
"For example, when I moved to Jerusalem, it took me two months to find an apartment. I couldn't live in the Arab neighborhoods because of the security situation, but I couldn't find a room in the Jewish areas because who would take an Arab from Umm al-Fahm?
"I have been in situations where people shouted racist things at me. But the debate here isn't racism; it's how you deal with racism. If somebody shouts 'Death to Arabs!' in Tel Aviv, somebody's going to stop him; it's not going to be accepted. Someone will stand up and say something.
I asked him whether there has been any identity conflict for him, promoting Israel, which has a strong Jewish character, as an Arab Muslim. "Coming from Israel I face a lot of identity issues. It was just how do I feel? How do I feel standing about singing about hanefesh hayehudi – the Jewish soul [in Hatikvah] and a 2,000 year dream? How do I feel if my flag has a Star of David? I feel proud.
When I queried Yahya about whether he's ever been surprised by something during his trips around the world to advocate for Israel, he laughingly tells me that the biggest surprises have been his exposures to Diaspora Judaism, which he really hadn't been acquainted with before.
And despite his fondness for his home country, he's found at least one aspect of Jewish life in the Diaspora that is better.
"I think gefilte fish tastes better outside of Israel," he said, with a smile.
Reprinted with permission from Ami magazine.
This article confirms my faith in the basic goodness of people and hope for our troubled world!
Thanks to Yossi Krauz for writing this article, to Aish.com for printing it, and to all the brave members of StandWithMe who are transforming hate to acceptance and appreciation of diversity. I will hold you in my heart and bless your work.
Thank you Yahya for your courage and spirit! Be richly blessed!
Why the difference in emphasis?
Why a Jewish Israeli Vs an Israeli Arab? By describing him as an Israeli Arab the fact he is Arab is primary and Israeli is secondary and vice versa for the Jewish Israeli. To have equivalence he should be described as an Arab Israeli in my opinion. Unless that is how he describes himself. It is a subtle difference but it is one that is implying that Arab Israelis are "less Israeli" than Jewish Israelis. They are and should be equal citizens to promote a peaceful relationship.
Subtle difference, sort of like the American Jew versus Jewish American debate. But definitely have to agree with you! He should be called an Arab Israeli. I think the description of him as an Israeli Arab though is sort of just specifying that he is an Arab but it does identify him as an Israeli first and foremost so it's not bad.


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Grimsby Smoked Fish Nets EU Approval
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18 November 2009, at 12:00am
UK - Traditional Grimsby Smoked Fish is the latest UK product to be recognised under the EU Regionally Protected Food Names scheme for its quality and regional identity.
The product was awarded Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status because the way the cod and haddock is specially prepared is traditional to the Grimsby area.
The award means that 39 UK products now enjoy protection under the EU Protected Food Name (PFN) scheme.
Under this scheme food names are legally protected on the basis of their link to a specific geographical area or because they are made to a traditional recipe.
Food Minister Jim Fitzpatrick said: "We've been waiting patiently for Grimsby Smoked Fish to be recognised as a quality, protected product. It reinforces Grimsby's long established ties with the fishing industry and is further proof that quality British regional food is gaining the wider recognition it deserves.
"Ultimately, we should be alongside France and Italy who between them boast more than 300 protected foods – our food is just as good, if not better than any other European country. We want to see the UK's regional foods on the world map where they ought to be."
The application has been a long time in the pipeline but this successful outcome is the result of the close co-operation between Defra officials and members of the producer group.
Celebrating the good news, Richard Enderby from the Grimsby Smoked Fish Producers Association said: "We are delighted at the registration of Grimsby Smoked Fish as a PGI. This status will not only help the traditional fish smokers operating in the port but will also boost the fish processing industry of Grimsby as a whole.
"It is testament to the fact that despite turbulent times throughout its long history, Grimsby remains a premier fish processing centre which has maintained the knowledge and skills that traditional fish smoking embodies."
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Fig. 1: A problem from the first ever algebra textbook.
The first ever algebra text book was written in Baghdad around 830CE, by the Persian mathematician Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi, our modern word "algebra" coming from the Arabic term al-Jabr, a technique for balancing an equation, described in the book. If you were a student – or a teacher – back then, the problem shown above (Figure 1) is the kind of thing you would be faced with in your math class. It is a direct translation from the original Arabic of a problem in al-Khwarizmi's book.
Most modern readers, on seeing this for the first time and being told it is an algebra problem, are surprised that there are no symbols. Yet it is clearly not an "algebra word problem" in the usual sense. It's just about numbers. It is, in fact, a quadratic equation problem. Figure 2 below is the same problem as we would present it in an algebra textbook today.
Fig. 2: Al-Khwarizmi's quadratic equation in modern notation.
Symbolic algebra, as we understand it today, was not introduced until the Sixteenth Century, when the French mathematician François Viète took what until then had been a discipline presented in prose, and turned it into the symbolic process we are familiar with today.
This is not to say that mathematicians back in Ninth Century Persia did not use symbolic expressions in their work. They surely did. The issue is how they presented it in textbook form. In the days when books were handwritten and duplicated by hand-copying, the author of a mathematics book was faced with a problem that other writers did not have to worry about: faithful copying. Copying of manuscripts was largely done by monks in monasteries. While masters of the written word – they did, after all, "live by a book" — few monks mastered mathematics, and hence could not be relied upon to create an accurate copy of anything other than prose. Aware of this issue, authors of mathematics books wrote everything in prose.
Notice, however, that the two presentations of the quadratic problem specify the same problem, and both solutions are, from a logical deduction point of view, the same. To some extent, the al-Khwarizmi's prose version describes what goes on in your head when you solve the problem. At least — and this is where I am going with this — it does if you solve the problem by thinking about it.
While the student in Ninth Century Baghdad solved (linear and quadratic) equations by performing essentially the same steps as a student would today, with the problem presented in words, and the solution written out (presumably) in words, it can't be carried out in a mindless fashion. The human mind can learn to follow rules for manipulating symbols, without knowing what they mean, but words are so much an integral part of human thinking that we cannot use them without their having meaning (albeit possibly a meaning other than the one intended by the author of an algebra book).
This was cutting edge stuff back then. It doesn't get much more practical than that!
As al-Khwarizmi explains, he was asked to write his book by the Caliph, who recognized the importance — for trade and engineering in particular (both of which were crucial to the regional society at the time) — of making those new methods of calculation widely available. The Caliph's reasoning was as sound and significant then as it would be today. When a society reaches a state of development where trade and commercial and financial activity go beyond two people engaging in one-off transactions, it needs a more efficient tool than basic arithmetic. What is required is arithmetic-at-scale. When you boil it down to its essence, that is what algebra is. Al-Khwarizmi's book codifies and formalizes the numerical reasoning that people use in their daily personal and professional lives in a fashion that enables them to operate at scale.
In the years since the printing press made it possible to produce algebra textbooks that used symbolic representations, the focus in the algebra class has gradually shifted from being about sophisticated reasoning about numbers to an often mindless game of symbol manipulation. For several centuries that could be justified on the grounds that the only effective way for society to be able to handle the arithmetic-at-scale required to advance was to train lots of people to carry out the necessary calculations. And for that, the most efficient way is to use rule-based, symbolic manipulation. The people carrying out those calculations no more had to understand what they were doing than the electronic calculator on your iPhone has to understand what it is doing. All that matters it that it – the human symbolic-algebraist or the calculator app — gets the right answer.
But now that those of us in more advanced societies (and in a great many less advanced societies, for that matter) do have ready access to those powerful calculating devices, devices that in addition to performing numerical calculations can also solve algebraic problems (arithmetic-at-scale, aka the electronic spreadsheet), the once-important societal need for many human symbolic calculators has gone away. What is required today is that people can make effective use of those new tools. That has shifted the emphasis back from symbolic-rule-mastery to the kind of formalized, rigorous thinking about quantitative matters that, thanks to al-Khwarizmi, we call algebra. Only now, we are back to the realm, not of symbol manipulation, but codified, logical, rigorous thinking about issues in our lives and in the world we inhabit.
To be sure, symbolic algebra is not going away. It is way too powerful to ignore. But whereas it used to be possible to provide a rationale for teaching algebra as pure, rule-based symbolic manipulation (albeit a societal rationale that views people as fodder for industry), it makes no sense to teach it that way today.
Which is why the Common Core now directs the focus not on the symbolic rules that dominated math instruction for centuries past, but on sophisticated mathematical thinking skills that develop and require a deeper understanding of numbers. This is why there is now so much talk of "number sense" and why Mary and Johnny are coming home from school with homework questions that their parents often find strange and occasionally incomprehensible.
In Part 2 of this commentary, to be published here next month, I will look at how those same digital technologies that have rendered obsolete much of what used to constitute K-12 algebra education, have provided new ways to teach the subject that are ideally suited to the way we use — and will increasingly use even more — algebra. After all, if the printing press turned algebra from prose to symbolic expressions, what will algebra look like now that the digital computer, and in particular the tablet device, has largely replaced the printing press?
NOTE: I realize that there is little in this month's post that is new to MAA members. But as I know from emails and comments I receive, Devlin's Angle posts find their way to a wide variety of readers, occasionally onto the desks of governors, education administrators, and others who play a role in the nation's education system. With so much media attention currently being given to a mathematics education proposal being made by an individual having little knowledge of mathematics or current mathematics education (see last month's column), I thought it timely to bring us back to an appreciation of algebra (i.e., algebraic thinking) that was apparent to a Ninth Century Caliph in Baghdad, and which is even more relevant to our lives today than it was back then.
I cannot avoid ending by observing that 2016 will surely go down as the year when the US media devoted more media space and time to individuals pontificating on topics they knew almost nothing about, than they did to experts, of which the United States has large numbers with global reputations. I think many editors would benefit from a (good) course in algebraic thinking.


In this article, you are going to learn how to use an HDD with your Raspberry Pi instead of a SD Card.
Press "F4" to get into the Command Line.
After it reboots properly, press "F4" to return to the Command Line.
Type "echo program_usb_boot_mode=1 | sudo tee -a /boot/config.txt" and press "Enter", if the return is 17:3020000a, you may continue, if not, then your HDD or USB Stick may not be compatible.
Scroll to the bottom of the file with your arrow keys.
Press "Ctrl" + "X", then press "Y" and then hit "Enter", this will save the file and take us back to the Command Line.
Say "Yes" to destroying the disk label.
Type in "sudo rsync -ax –progress / /boot /mnt/target" and press "Enter". Be ready to have a long wait as it'll start to copy all the files on your SD Card to your Hard Drive.
Type "rm /etc/ssh/ssh_host*" to delete your SSH key.
Type "dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server" to create a new SSH key.
Type "Exit" once that the new SSH key is generated to get out of root.
Power off your Raspberry Pi by typing "sudo poweroff", that way you can take out the SD Card.
Congratulations, you've just set up your HDD to work with your Raspberry Pi and boot into RetroPie.
Did you manage to set it up by yourself? Did you have any problems during the setup? Have any suggestions? Then leave a comment below.


Mona Seraji is a professional snowboarder. Which is a distinction, of course, but what really sets her apart is that her home mountain is in Iran. One of the unique delights of this endearing short film, in addition to glimpses of a country and culture we hear so little about (and rarely anything positive), is that fretted lutes, ancient Persian percussions and haunting Farsi vocals perfectly counterweight the very modern, very cool, hip-hop segments of the musical score.


A Starch-Smart® diet supplies adequate levels of calcium for growing children and can be started as soon as solid food is introduced. A well planned, Starch-Smart® diet provides optimal nutrition and powerful protection against childhood illness and chronic disease later in adulthood. When consuming a diet rich in whole foods, beans, nuts, seeds, legumes, intact grains, organic soy, fruits and vegetables, it would be difficult not to obtain adequate calcium. Our bodies actually absorb calcium from plant foods more efficiently than from dairy. Calcium absorption from green vegetables is between 40-64% compared to 32% from milk. A 4 ounce serving of kale has as much calcium as one cup of milk. Excellent sources of calcium include green vegetables, beans, nuts, seeds, and enriched organic soy and rice milks and calcium-fortified orange juice. These foods offer several additional benefits that dairy products lack. They are rich in complex carbohydrates, micronutrients, iron, antioxidants, fiber, and are low in fat and contain no artery-clogging cholesterol.
1) "Dairy Products and 10 False Promises"
2) "When Friends Ask: Why Don't You Drink Milk?"
3) "When Friends Ask: Where Do You Get Your Calcium?"


For many high school students, a top summer priority is to take an SAT prep or college readiness course. Why not accomplish this important work at CedarS, where you are surrounded by supportive friends, seen as unlimited by our instructors, and where you get to experience a fun camp activity or two each day? At CedarS, you'll learn more about your higher Source of intelligence and your divine right to accuracy, test-taking dominion, and effective communication.
Spend your afternoons in an air-conditioned classroom increasing your SAT, ACT, and/or TOEFL scores, improving your writing skills, and learning to read more critically and comprehensively.
Spend your mornings enjoying a fun mix of camp activities, from horseback riding, to swimming (lessons provided as needed), to cable ski, to soccer scrimmages, to learning basic mechanical and fix-it skills, to teambuilding and group problem-solving challenges. Those enrolling 2nd Session can participate in Soccer Camp and Aerial Arts when in the mornings and College Prep in the afternoons.
During the evenings, join in the all-camp hymn sing and testimony meetings, as well as enjoying bonding opportunities with your cohort.
This program will be collaboratively staffed by an expert professional instructor and CedarS counselors. Open to domestic and international students alike.
Generous financial aid available, as needed.
Campers will improve their question recognition, test-taking skills, and overall SAT and/or TOEFL test scores.
Campers will improve their academic writing skills in the areas of understanding how to analyze and address the elements of a writing prompt, learning several key "moves" made by successful college writers, paraphrasing and quoting effectively, and improving their sentence construction.
Campers will develop enhanced close reading skills in the areas of reading academic texts for key information, interacting with a text through strategic highlighting and note-taking, and selecting which parts of a text to focus on when time does not allow for a complete reading.
Bonnie (Bosak) Staudt is a high school English teacher who has worked with students in the St. Louis area for 15 years. She graduated with her education degree from Principia College; earned graduate degrees in curriculum, English, and gifted education; and received numerous teaching awards, including Teacher of the Year for her school district. Bonnie attended camp for 15 years, starting as a main camper, becoming a counselor, and serving as Staff Development Director.
This summer, she will guide campers with her enthusiastic and warm approach along with her experience teaching various levels of English courses, including Advanced Placement; proctoring the ACT; helping students prepare for standardized multiple-choice exams; working through the college application process; and improving writing for college composition classes. Bonnie is thrilled to meet campers where they are as they demonstrate increasing comfort with their college preparatory skills and/or English, becoming stronger writers, readers, and thinkers as students and as metaphysicians!


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26 Memory Maps
Find out more about the project.
Lydia Thornley
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Faversham Creek, a tidal waterway on the North Kent coast, 1967. My dad, an ad man, artist and when the machine didn't exist for the job, inventor, had a thing about industrial landscapes. Dead boats, boats out of water, masts at every angle when tide was out and mud was in. Stacks of enormous timbers, rusty iron, paint and names shiny-new, softened, peeling, boatsheds in clapboard and corrugated metal. Cranes, hoists, chains, ropes in lines and coils. The diligent work of boatbuilding, pottering back and forth between machine and quay.
There were family walks through the boatyards. As the creek snaked into the big-sky marshes, so would we, geometry giving way to soft, flat green, sharp saw rasp to the curved note song of the curlew. If we were feeling intrepid, we would carry on to the sea, at Seasalter or Tankerton. Walking to the sea. That was an adventure.
Creative journey
It turned out to be a long walk. As I drew the Creek, I realised that I could draw a line to the flat, estuarine landscapes of Essex, east London's canals, the fish huts of Hastings, the industrial Thames, Gothenburg's shipyards, the port of Marseille, the docks of Aarhus… Not for me the yacht marina: my home is in big sky and grit.
I expected my map to be visual but there were surprises. Who'd have thought that a designer's memory of a bookshop would be a sound? Or that sound would build into a love of print?
Tony 20th October 2017 at 7:37 am
This is a lovely, evocative piece; both the writing and the map.


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"Mike and Mike" to end 15-year-run on Kiss 94.5 this Friday
October 16, 2012 From the BDN
Mike Dow carries an armload of food at Mike and Mike's 2009 Manna Food Drive.
After 15 years and countless hours on-air and spent helping the community, Mike Elliott and Mike Dow of "The Mike and Mike Show" on Kiss 94.5 FM are bringing their show to a close this Friday.
"We had been talking for a while about how we'd eventually want to end it, because you can't do something forever," said Mike Dow. "We both agreed we wanted to leave while we were still having fun, and of our own accord, as opposed to stinking up the joint."
Starting Monday, Mike Dow will be on 104.3 FM WABK out of Bangor, and starting Dec. 31, Dow will also be on Big 104.7 FM WBAK in Bangor and 107.7 FM in Bar Harbor. Elliott will be on in the mornings on 97.1 FM WBFB, The Bear, as well as on country stations in Rockland and Ellsworth.
"Between the two of us, we'll be on six radio stations," said Elliott. "We're not going anywhere."
Both broadcasters want to make two things abundantly clear, however: they are still close friends, and they will still do the Manna Food Drive in November.
"We're still going to hang out off air, and probably more now that he won't be seeing me all the time," said Dow. "And the food drive will always happen, and we'll be involved in it, although Manna will take a larger role now. We've been doing it for 14 years, and we're not going to stop now."
Dow and Elliott were touched to see the flood of well-wishers on Facebook as they made their announcement.
"We had over 400 posts and messages," said Dow. "It's really heartwarming to see that. In the end, it's really just that we wanted to broaden our horizons and try something new. Nothing more than that. It's always nice to go out while people still like you."
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On 29 April 2014 an AVRO 146-RJ100 aircraft, registered VH-NJI and operated by Cobham Aviation Services Australia (Cobham) on a on a charter flight from Perth Airport to Barrow Island, Western Australia, sustained an in-flight fuel-fed fire in the No. 2 engine during or shortly after take‑off (Figure 1). The flight crew shut the engine down and activated the fire suppression system before returning to Perth for landing.
Initial examination by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) found that a portion of the Honeywell ALF‑507-1F engine's combustor housing fractured at about the two o'clock position, looking forward, and was ejected from the engine. The fracture occurred at a welded boss that facilitated one of four combustion liner locators per engine. A portion of the combustion liner adjacent to the damaged area of the combustor housing also failed (Figure 2).
The breach of the combustion liner and engine combustor housing created a radial escape path for the fuel–fed, high pressure combusting gases. These gases quickly burnt through the engine cowling in that location.
Recording devices that captured the No. 2 engine parameters prior to and during the occurrence were retained for further analysis. All of the operator's maintenance documentation related to the No. 2 engine, including its overhaul and engine trend condition monitoring records, have been secured for further analysis.
In addition, the cockpit voice recordings have been reviewed and the flight crew interviewed. At this stage, no operational factors have been identified that may have contributed to the occurrence.
The ejected section of the engine combustor housing was recovered from inside the No. 2 engine cowling for technical examination at the ATSB's facilities in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.
The engine was removed from the aircraft and sent to an approved maintenance repair and overhaul facility in the United Kingdom (UK) for technical examination under the supervision of the UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch. This disassembly and subsequent examination of the engine's 'hot section' found that, in addition to the fractured welded boss in the combustor housing, there were three other areas of damage on the housing. The combustion liner was also found to have failed in several locations. Further analysis is planned to establish if the damage to the hot section was a result of the failure, or contributed to the failure.
A number of components from the engine hot section, together with the ejected section of the engine combustor housing have been shipped to the engine manufacturer's facilities in the United States for further analysis under the supervision of the National Transportation Safety Board. This will include destructive testing of a number of components.
The forward, section of the engine has been quarantined in the UK for possible further analysis.
At this stage of its investigation, the ATSB has not identified any organisational or systemic issues that might adversely affect the future safety of aviation operations. However, Cobham has advised that it has inspected all combustor housings in their ALF‑507-1F engine fleet in the area of the combustion liner locating pin boss welds.
No other cracks in the welds in this area were identified in any of the engines.
recovered hot end components and ejected section of the combustor housing.


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Q: A thought experiment about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle If there is a box full of magnetized particles which are taking random movement continuously, then I put a coil connected to a device that can detect the value of current in it and it's designed to only allow one particle to pass(the coil is like digging a hole in a metal plate). Now when a particle passes through this coil, I can know it's velocity by calculating the current, and I know where the coil is, so I have exact velocity and location of this particle, then what's the problem?

A: There is a basic misunderstanding of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle here.
$$\sigma_x\sigma_p\geq \frac{\hslash}{2}$$
It is an inequality on the product of two measurements.
One can do a measurement on  a particle in a magnetic field and get the momentum and there are many $x,y,z$ points in the picture.

Pi mu e decay in bubble chamber

The HUP does not say the measurements cannot be done. It just predicts  a limit to the product of the two measurements, by the very small number $\hslash\;.$
In the picture the big circle is a pion (identified by ionisation) turning in  a magnetic field perpendicular to the picture. There are two views of the event and both momentum and all the $x,y,z$ of the circle are known. The HUP is fulfilled because the space errors are in microns , the momentum is in $\rm{MeV}$ and there is no problem in fulfilling the HUP, as $\hslash$ is $\thicksim 6.582\times 10^{-16}~\mathrm{eVs}.$
The limitations of the HUP enter in specific measurements where the measurement errors are very small. It says that because of the quantum mechanical uncertainty the momentum and position measurement will have a delta spread due to the HUP, even though  the experimental measurement errors may be very small.

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12 Ways To Not Be "That Guest" At This Summer's Wedding
It's a nice day for a white wedding...but don't wear white.
By Micaela English
1. Sip it slowly.
Be careful—open bars are très dangerous. As are delicious signature wedding cocktails like grapefruit tequila lavender margaritas, or whatever other fantastic mixology grand slam you're serving us these days. Read my lips: take it slow. Alternate cocktails with glasses of sparkling water. No one will know the difference. But what they will remember? That wedding guest who was falling over himself on the dance floor when the band played "Jungle Boogie" or the one who interrupted someone during her speech. Oh, and if you are that person (hello darkness, my old friend), just laugh it off, apologize to the bride and groom at a later date, and blame it on "last week's juice cleanse." And, never, do it again.
2. Follow the dress code; skip the dress that will raise eyebrows.
Feeling the urge to show off your new posterior after taking six months of barre classes, friend, I feel you. However, I STRONGLY advise you don't wear a promiscuous or body-revealing outfit to a wedding. People will be whispering, you'll feel uncomfortable, Grandma Edith may even go into cardiac arrest when she sees it. Family friends from more traditional countries will cover their eyes. Use your best judgement here and on the side of being conservative. And when it comes to crop tops, here's what our editors have to say.
3. The plus one conundrum.
If you weren't invited with one, don't ask for one. It's that simple. The couple may have a budget and there may be other factors you are not aware of. It's not an attack against you personally.
4. If you catch the bouquet.
Congrats! That's actually really awesome, and tons of other ladies will be jealous and excited for you. On the flip side, if you run for the bouquet, and kick someone in the face with your new Charlotte Olympia platforms, that's not as awesome. Play it cool. If it comes to you, take it. If not, move on.
5 If you're nervous that your dress is too white.
Don't wear it. I actually personally made this mistake at a wedding (please don't judge me, I was young, the dress had little embroidered pineapples with crystals on the bottom. I thought I was safe, not so much). If the dress is white and has a vivid print, you're clear. If it's predominantly white, reach for a new dress. (Stay tuned for our summer guide to the best T&C wedding guest dresses, coming soon.)
6. Bust a move, but not a Miley.
Don't twerk. Again, for Grandma Edith's health, just keep it clean kids.
7. If you don't have something nice to say.
If you're pretty sure the chicken entrée came straight from a box of Lean Cuisine and the "sliders" are actually mini Big Macs (wait, that sounds delicious), keep your thoughts to yourself. Don't be that catty or rude wedding guest who critiques the couple's flower and food choices. Be respectful. And also be honored that you were invited. (But if you really hate some things, take note; your silent criticism may be helpful to you when planning your own big day.)
8. If you're fighting with your plus one.
Put on a smiling face, and simply say, "Let's talk about this later dear." It's just not worth getting into, and sometimes the open bar (see rule #1) gets the best of us. Unless of course he is getting handsy with the maid of honor who looks unrecognizable after being on the Paleo Diet. Then you can kindly text him, "The tallest groomsman was more of a gentleman than you'll ever be, and that's why we're going to the afterparty together. Adios."
9. Oh My Gosh, remember that time the bride went to Dorrian's late night and....
We're sure you've spent really funny and intimate times with both the bride and groom (heck, that's why you scored an invite—they think you're awesome too!). You probably have a million embarrassing stories to tell about them both. Four words guys: Keep it to yourself.
10. If there's a registry, stick to it.
There's a reason the couple registered for these items. Unless it's a very sentimental and personal gift you know they will like, play it safe.
11. When the bride and groom come to say, "Hey thanks for sharing our special day..."
Don't tell them about the three-hour saga of how you missed your train, and your Uber driver never showed up, so you had to Citi Bike to the ceremony, and then ... Keep it simple. Things to say: "You guys look AMAZING. Congrats. And thank you." They have a schedule, and probaly need to greet many other guests.
12. Meet the parents.
Do you not know the happy couple's parents? Introduce yourself and say congratulations! A little old school charm is always much appreciated.
Is there any other wedding behavior you wish would disappear? Comment below. I'd love to read what you have to say!
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The new setValueAt method of the Attribute class can set the value of the attribute at a specific frame rather than at the current frame—see Harmony Scripting Interface Reference.
Examples of how to use the node class have been added to the Harmony scripting interface documentation—see Harmony Scripting Interface Reference.
Examples of how to use the Attribute class have been added to the Harmony scripting interface documentation—see Harmony Scripting Interface Reference.
Higher decimal precision The node.getTextAttr() and column.getEntry() methods can now return up to four decimals of precision rather than three, which is the amount of precision supported by most input fields in the user interface.
The rendering of drawings with deformations is very slow in the Top and Side views.
Harmony does not always display error message when audio playback fails.
Selecting a drawing layer in the Camera view may fail if it is the parent of another drawing layer.


The band formed in Sheffield in 1973 and experimented widely with sound creation and processing, seemingly more interested in sound itself rather than song; these early experiments are documented on the 3CD set Methodology (Mute 2002). They eventually turned to live performance - generally attracting hostility from Sheffield's working-class audiences. In one incident, Mallinder was hospitalised with a chipped backbone after the band had objects thrown at them. However the arrival of Punk rock brought a more accepting audience for their industrial, electronic sound.
In 1978, Cabaret Voltaire signed to Rough Trade Records. With Rough Trade they released several highly acclaimed musically experimental singles and EPs, including Extended Play, Nag Nag Nag, Three Mantras and 3 Crepuscule Tracks, and albums such as The Voice of America in 1980 and the widely-hailed Red Mecca in 1981.
During this time they toured Europe, Japan and America without major-label support, releasing Hai!, a live album recorded in Japan, in 1982.
In 1983, coinciding with the departure of Watson (who went on to found The Hafler Trio with Andrew M. McKenzie before becoming a BBC sound engineer and then a soloist), Cabaret Voltaire decided consciously to turn in a more commercial direction, with the album The Crackdown on Virgin Records. This decision was rewarded with the album reaching No. 31 in the UK - over 60 places higher than their previous (and only) chart placng. In 1984, the singles "Sensoria" and "James Brown" from the album Micro Phonies (also on Virgin) charted on the independent music charts as well as getting heavy play in the underground dance scene.
In 1987, the band released Code, followed by the house-influenced Groovy, Laidback & Nasty in 1990. A series of completely instrumental works under the Cabaret Voltaire name were released on Instinct Records in 1993 and 1994, but appeared to be largely the product of Kirk. However, Mallinder was present and involved in these recordings even if his vocals were absent. The only album where Mallinder's involvement is questionable is 1994's The Conversation where Kirk is credited with all instruments, programming, arrangements and samples and Mallinder gets only a co-writing credit. The last CV release to feature Mallinder singing is the ethno-techno single, Colours in 1990.
Since the mid-late '80s, Kirk has begun a solo career under several names, including Electronic Eye and Sandoz, while Mallinder has relocated to Perth, Australia and records with a collaborator under the name Sassi & Loco and more recently in another collaborative effort the Kuling-Bros. Mallinder also helps run his own Offworld Sounds label and contributed to synths and programming on The Happy Mondays' singer Shaun Ryder's solo album Amateur Night at the Big Top.
Hopes of a Cabaret Voltaire reunion were raised when Kirk dropped hints in the late '90s, the most significant being in the notes of a reissue of Radiation, where Kirk says he is working on new CV material due to be released soon. This never happened and now a reunion looks unlikely in the near future. In a special 'Depeche Mode/History of Electro-pop' edition of Q Magazine, Kirk suggests he is still considering resurrecting the CV name but this time he plans to "Get some young people involved" hinting that Mallinder's role in the band may be finished.


The passion for Douro, common to all promotors of this project, as well as the recognition of the huge potential of this region to produce great wines, were decisive factors for Douro Prime launch. Douro constituts, this way, as the background of this adventure, and elected region for our wines denomination. Simultaneously, place of inspiration and unique and privileged source of our raw material.
Douro Prime was founded in July 2008. Originally founded by Alexandra Martins, Manuel Matos de Carvalho, Miguel Côrte-Real and Mariz family, vineyard owners in Douro Superior for some generations. In May 2015 the company was restructured, remaining property of Mariz family and Manuel Matos de Carvalho, responsible for Enology direction.
Douro Prime's white wines are produced from a vineyard planted in 2010, in Linhares de Ansiães, located at a 500m altitude, with a transitional soil between shale and granite, on a terrain slightly inclined to Ribeira de Linhares, with exposure to the South. The varieties Viosinho, Gouveio e Arinto constitute the "blend" that marks Tranquilo as a fresh and fruity wine. The vinification is made in stainless steel vats, with temperature control, and the resulting wine is intended to be fresh and vibrant, with great aromatic concentration and a great balance and subtlety, ending with a long and fruity finish but always fresh due to its excellent natural acidity.
The red wines of the brand Inquieto are produced from old vineyards of Quinta da Alegria, in Douro Superior(Upper Douro), complemented with grapes from small producers located in the periphery. These properties are located on the north bank of the Douro river, all of them between 300m and 400m high, classified qualitatively as A-quality vineyards, according to the Moreira da Fonseca method.
Inquieto Reserva and Inquieto Reserva Touriga Nacional are Douro reds polished by time. Civilized. Not excessive or agressive. Very pleasant in the mouth. With notorious but fine and delicate tannins. Satiny wines. Persistent. Round and full. Almost smooth. Attractive aromas, with good complexity, where they marry discrete notes of wood with clean leather and delicious red fruits. Perfect for the table and for a second glass. Douro red wines not only for meat and cheese, but with a softness perfectly suited to accompany also a good roasted fish.
Inquieto Reserva Touriga Nacional is made with 100% Touriga Nacional grapes. Inquieto Reserva is a blend of Touriga Nacional(45%), Touriga Franca(45%) and Sousão(10%).
The winemaking process is made in stone wineries, with an automatized system of mechanical steps.


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Chef Pete Evans' popular sauces recalled after labelling error sparks health concerns
One of Pete Evans' popular paleo products has come under fire for allergen concerns. Photo / Supplied
Pete Evans' "healthy" simmer sauce has been urgently recalled over fears it could trigger an allergic reaction.
The popular product – Pete Evans Healthy Everyday Jamaican Simmer Sauce 330g – which sells at independent and major food stores across Australia, has been recalled over undeclared allergens. It's available online in New Zealand for $13-$15 a jar.
"Thai Green Curry Sauce 330g has been labelled incorrectly as Jamaican Simmer Sauce 330g, which has resulted in the presence of fish (an undeclared allergen)", Food Standards Australia and New Zealand stated in a media release issued on Wednesday.
The health authority warned any customers who have a fish allergy or intolerance may have a reaction if the product is consumed.
"Consumers who have a seafood allergy or intolerance should not consume this product," it stated.
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"Customers should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund."
In the product description on the Coles website, Evans says: "My Sauces are full of flavour and healthy wholefood ingredients. Bursting with essential nutrients, they are ideal for families looking to spend more time at the dinner table and less time in the kitchen."
The recall applies to the product with a best before date of July 10, 2022.
According to the Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy, fish allergy affects 1 per cent of the population.
"Many allergic reactions to seafood are mild and cause hives (urticaria), tingling of the throat and mouth, swelling (angioedema) and/or gut reactions (vomiting, diarrhoea)," the society states on its website.
Allergen fears were sparked after the product was incorrectly labelled. Photo / Windsor Health
"The most dangerous symptoms are breathing difficulties or collapse, caused by a drop in blood pressure (shock), either of which can be life threatening. This is known as anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction."
Evans, who has become one of Australia's most controversial figures due to his outspoken opinion on diets, health and medicine, recently made headlines for "completely unacceptable" comments about a top doctor who died from pancreatic cancer.
Dr Harry Nespolon was the president of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners when he died in July, aged 57.
According to the RACGP, he died in his sleep nine months after his cancer diagnosis.
When Evans was axed by Channel 7 in May, Dr Nespolon questioned the former My Kitchen Rules judge's mental health in a radio interview.
"It's very sad what happened to that gentleman and I wish it never happened," Evans said in a Facebook live video last month.
"But when you have people in positions of power or experts in their chosen field of medicine, that still do not know how to deal with disease and illness, that still succumb to these diseases and illnesses yet they are the experts in these chosen industries may speak volumes."
The chef's comments were blasted online.


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A tash game is a table game that involves participants and playing cards. Tash is a Hindi variant of cards with rules that change based on where the game is played. Since the time of the Kings, Tash wala games have been passed down through the generations in India. Tash Patti activities were created to keep guests occupied and avoid boredom during a party. Tash Patti These exercises are taught to children from an early age in many Indian tribes to help them develop strategic thinking skills and the ability to find joy even on the most mundane days.
These tash games have evolved into internet-based tash games since then. Tash wala games have reached a new level of participation during the 2019 pandemic's lockdown and limited social events. There are 52 cards in a deck of 52 playing cards, often known as tash. Apart from that, several jokers may be used in games or thrown at random.
Popular tash games
Tash games are not only for lonely folks bored at home; they're also fun to play with friends and family during game nights. These games may also be played online with strangers, but more on that later.
Here are a few of the most popular tash games in India, which have been passed down through the generations:
Satte Pe Satta
For millennia, the tash game satte pe Satta has been played in India. Satte pe Satte is a 52-card card game played by 3 to 8 tash wala players. The game starts with the person holding the 7 hearts being dealt the opening card. Each player can play heart 6s or 8s on this player's side. The game is rather challenging, and the multiplayer component adds to the fun. The objective of the game is to finish with no cards remaining. The first person to get rid of all of their cards in their hand wins.
Teen tash Patti is a tough game in which each player receives three cards along with the dealer. Each player wagers on their chances of obtaining the best card. The player loses all of their money when folding the cards. After all, players have placed their bets, the cards are revealed, and the players with the best value ranking hand win the game and the pot of bets.
GetMega is the best game to play tash games
GetMega is a great place to play tash games, casual games, and quiz games online. You may check in to the app with your Facebook account. After your account has been validated, you may begin playing cash games. It would help if you bought into the table in tash games like Texas Hold'Em, a typical procedure globally. However, the first and most important benefit of GetMega is right here.
Everyone may play tash games, casual games, and quiz games on GetMega. The GetMega platform is extremely user-friendly, whether you speak Hindi or English fluently. Consequently, you can play games even if GetMega does not include a language change option.
The second-largest advantage of playing a tash game on GetMega is that the game rules are always available. Use a quick shortcut on your gaming table to go through the platform's predefined instructions when in doubt. There are also some tips for newbies who wish to learn advanced techniques.
Tash wala games, as previously said, have quickly ascended to the top of the list of things to partake in during this outbreak. With this in mind, various tash wala games have been made available online, allowing you to kill time while earning real money to assist your family.
You have a decent possibility of winning a lot of money if you have an intuitive ability to analyse and forecast tash games utilising your grasp of mathematics and psychology. These websites allow you to put your tash Patti abilities to good use and contribute significantly to your household's finances. You don't even need to buy expensive equipment like consoles to play these online.
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The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) has developed new elementary school-level curriculum called "Brain Power! The NIDA Junior Scientists Program" (online at www.drugabuse.gov/JSP/ JSP.html). The Web-based program, designed for second- and third-graders, focuses on the biological effects of drug abuse. The goal of the program is to lay the foundation for future scientific learning and substance abuse prevention efforts by providing an early-elementary age audience with a basis of knowledge and critical-thinking skills. The curriculum consists of six modules, including "O'ey Go'ey! Making Sense of Scientific Inquiry," which introduces students to the steps of scientific inquiry and "Medicines and Drugs: What's Helpful, What's Harmful," which teaches students the differences between medicines and drugs.
"Research has shown that the highest risk periods for children initiating drug use are as they move from one developmental stage to another, or when they experience important transitions in their lives," said Dr. Glen R. Hanson, acting director of NIDA, in a press release. "Since the first big transition for children is when they leave the security of their families and enter school, it is important to educate them about the dangers of abusing drugs." The program, based on the National Science Education Standards, encourages scientific exploration, and the development of hypotheses, interactive work and presentations. "Brain Power!" is available online, and a limited number of free hard copies are available by calling (800) 729-6686.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse, www.drugabuse.gov.


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import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

import org.json.JSONArray;
import org.json.JSONObject;
import org.junit.Ignore;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.experimental.runners.Enclosed;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;

@RunWith(Enclosed.class)
public class RestApiTest {

    public static class UserManagementTest {
        @Test
        public void noUsers() {
            String expected =
                new JSONObject().put("users", new JSONArray()).toString();
            String url = "/users";

            assertEquals(expected, new RestApi().get(url));
        }

        @Ignore("Remove to run test")
        @Test
        public void addUser() {
            String expected = new JSONObject()
                .put("name", "Adam")
                .put("owes", new JSONObject())
                .put("owedBy", new JSONObject())
                .put("balance", 0.0)
                .toString();
            String url = "/add";
            JSONObject payload = new JSONObject().put("user", "Adam");

            assertEquals(expected, new RestApi().post(url, payload));
        }

        @Ignore("Remove to run test")
        @Test
        public void getSingleUser() {
            String expected = new JSONObject()
                .put(
                    "users",
                    new JSONArray()
                        .put(
                            new JSONObject()
                            .put("name", "Bob")
                            .put("owes", new JSONObject())
                            .put("owedBy", new JSONObject())
                            .put("balance", 0.0)))
                .toString();
            String url = "/users";
            JSONObject payload =
                new JSONObject().put("users", new JSONArray().put("Bob"));

            assertEquals(
                expected,
                new RestApi(
                    User.builder().setName("Adam").build(),
                    User.builder().setName("Bob").build())
                    .get(url, payload));
        }
    }

    public static class IouTest {
        @Test
        public void bothUsersHave0Balance() {
            String expected =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put(
                        "users",
                        new JSONArray()
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Adam")
                                    .put("owes", new JSONObject())
                                    .put(
                                        "owedBy",
                                        new JSONObject().put("Bob", 3.0))
                                    .put("balance", 3.0))
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Bob")
                                    .put(
                                        "owes",
                                        new JSONObject().put("Adam", 3.0))
                                    .put("owedBy", new JSONObject())
                                    .put("balance", -3.0)))
                    .toString();
            String url = "/iou";
            JSONObject payload =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put("lender", "Adam")
                    .put("borrower", "Bob")
                    .put("amount", 3.0);

            assertEquals(
                expected,
                new RestApi(
                    User.builder().setName("Adam").build(),
                    User.builder().setName("Bob").build())
                    .post(url, payload));
        }

        @Ignore("Remove to run test")
        @Test
        public void borrowerHasNegativeBalance() {
            String expected =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put(
                        "users",
                        new JSONArray()
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Adam")
                                    .put("owes", new JSONObject())
                                    .put(
                                        "owedBy",
                                        new JSONObject().put("Bob", 3.0))
                                    .put("balance", 3.0))
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Bob")
                                    .put(
                                        "owes",
                                        new JSONObject()
                                            .put("Adam", 3.0)
                                            .put("Chuck", 3.0))
                                    .put("owedBy", new JSONObject())
                                    .put("balance", -6.0)))
                    .toString();
            String url = "/iou";
            JSONObject payload =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put("lender", "Adam")
                    .put("borrower", "Bob")
                    .put("amount", 3.0);

            assertEquals(
                expected,
                new RestApi(
                    User.builder().setName("Adam").build(),
                    User.builder().setName("Bob").owes("Chuck", 3.0).build(),
                    User.builder().setName("Chuck").owedBy("Bob", 3.0).build())
                    .post(url, payload));
        }

        @Ignore("Remove to run test")
        @Test
        public void lenderHasNegativeBalance() {
            String expected =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put(
                        "users",
                        new JSONArray()
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Adam")
                                    .put(
                                        "owes",
                                        new JSONObject().put("Bob", 3.0))
                                    .put(
                                        "owedBy", new JSONObject())
                                    .put("balance", -3.0))
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Bob")
                                    .put(
                                        "owes",
                                        new JSONObject()
                                            .put("Chuck", 3.0))
                                    .put(
                                        "owedBy",
                                        new JSONObject().put("Adam", 3.0))
                                    .put("balance", 0.0)))
                    .toString();
            String url = "/iou";
            JSONObject payload =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put("lender", "Bob")
                    .put("borrower", "Adam")
                    .put("amount", 3.0);

            assertEquals(
                expected,
                new RestApi(
                    User.builder().setName("Adam").build(),
                    User.builder().setName("Bob").owes("Chuck", 3.0).build(),
                    User.builder().setName("Chuck").owedBy("Bob", 3.0).build())
                    .post(url, payload));
        }

        @Ignore("Remove to run test")
        @Test
        public void lenderOwesBorrower() {
            String expected =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put(
                        "users",
                        new JSONArray()
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Adam")
                                    .put(
                                        "owes",
                                        new JSONObject().put("Bob", 1.0))
                                    .put("owedBy", new JSONObject())
                                    .put("balance", -1.0))
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Bob")
                                    .put("owes", new JSONObject())
                                    .put(
                                        "owedBy",
                                        new JSONObject().put("Adam", 1.0))
                                    .put("balance", 1.0)))
                    .toString();
            String url = "/iou";
            JSONObject payload =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put("lender", "Adam")
                    .put("borrower", "Bob")
                    .put("amount", 2.0);

            assertEquals(
                expected,
                new RestApi(
                    User.builder().setName("Adam").owes("Bob", 3.0).build(),
                    User.builder().setName("Bob").owedBy("Adam", 3.0).build())
                    .post(url, payload));
        }

        @Ignore("Remove to run test")
        @Test
        public void lenderOwesBorrowerLessThanNewLoan() {
            String expected =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put(
                        "users",
                        new JSONArray()
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Adam")
                                    .put("owes", new JSONObject())
                                    .put(
                                        "owedBy",
                                        new JSONObject().put("Bob", 1.0))
                                    .put("balance", 1.0))
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Bob")
                                    .put(
                                        "owes",
                                        new JSONObject().put("Adam", 1.0))
                                    .put("owedBy", new JSONObject())
                                    .put("balance", -1.0)))
                    .toString();
            String url = "/iou";
            JSONObject payload =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put("lender", "Adam")
                    .put("borrower", "Bob")
                    .put("amount", 4.0);

            assertEquals(
                expected,
                new RestApi(
                    User.builder().setName("Adam").owes("Bob", 3.0).build(),
                    User.builder().setName("Bob").owedBy("Adam", 3.0).build())
                    .post(url, payload));
        }

        @Ignore("Remove to run test")
        @Test
        public void lenderOwesBorrowerSameAsNewLoan() {
            String expected =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put(
                        "users",
                        new JSONArray()
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Adam")
                                    .put("owes", new JSONObject())
                                    .put("owedBy", new JSONObject())
                                    .put("balance", 0.0))
                            .put(
                                new JSONObject()
                                    .put("name", "Bob")
                                    .put("owes", new JSONObject())
                                    .put("owedBy", new JSONObject())
                                    .put("balance", 0.0)))
                    .toString();
            String url = "/iou";
            JSONObject payload =
                new JSONObject()
                    .put("lender", "Adam")
                    .put("borrower", "Bob")
                    .put("amount", 3.0);

            assertEquals(
                expected,
                new RestApi(
                    User.builder().setName("Adam").owes("Bob", 3.0).build(),
                    User.builder().setName("Bob").owedBy("Adam", 3.0).build())
                    .post(url, payload));
        }
    }
}


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Dottie Pepper Joins ESPN's Golf Coverage Team
Dottie Pepper, a major championship-winning golfer as well as a respected television commentator and author, has joined ESPN's golf coverage team and will make her on-air debut at next month's U.S. Open.
Pepper, a 17-time winner on the LPGA Tour during her career, will serve multiple roles on ESPN's multiplatform golf coverage including analyst, on-course reporter and anchor during live play. She also will be an analyst on ESPN's signature news and information program SportsCenter and will write for ESPN.com.
"Joining the ESPN golf team offers me the chance to cover the greatest golf events in the world," said Pepper. "It's a team of passionate and proven winners, dedicated to making the events they cover the best in the game."
Pepper, who retired from the LPGA in 2004, worked for the past eight years as a golf commentator for NBC Sports and The Golf Channel and also was a contributing columnist for Sports Illustrated. She announced at the end of the 2012 season that she would be joining the PGA of America Board of Directors to work on developing junior golf in the United States.
ESPN's championship golf schedule for 2013 includes the Masters, U.S. Open and The Open Championship; the U.S. Women's Open and Women's British Open; and the U.S. Senior Open and Senior Open Championship.
"ESPN's golf schedule is perfect for me," said Pepper. "I love working in television and this schedule allows me to do that but also gives me time to continue my work with the PGA of America and junior golf. It's an ideal situation."
A three-time NCAA All-American golfer at Furman University, Pepper turned pro in 1987 and her 17 victories on the LPGA Tour included two of women's golf's major championships. She was LPGA Player of the Year in 1992, a six-time Solheim Cup team member and won more than $6.8 million during her career.
In addition to her work on television, Pepper also is co-author of the Bogey Tees Off and Bogey Ballton's Night Before Christmas children's books.
"We're very pleased to have the opportunity for Dottie to join our team," said Mike McQuade, ESPN vice president, production. "Her knowledge, experience and professionalism will bring another layer of strength to our golf coverage."
ESPN will televise the first two rounds of the second men's major championship of the season, the U.S. Open from Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa., June 13-14. Coverage also will include six days of SportsCenter specials from the event beginning Tuesday, June 11.
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Prune juice is rich in various minerals.
It has high fibre content.
Helps with natural body functions.
Prune juice from dried prunes, or plums, containsseveral nutrients that are good for your health. Being rich in fibre, sorbitol and fructose, prunes can offer a lot of energy without significantly increasing the blood sugar levels. While prune juice doesn't offer the same amount of fibre, minerals, and vitamins as the whole fruit does, however it is still significantly high to be part of your healthy diet. If you are planning to stay healthy with the help of a healthy balanced diet, consider adding prune juice to your daily diet. Here are some health benefits of prune juice.
Prunes are rich in minerals, especially potassium which supports a wide range of vital body functions. Potassium is required for natural functioning of various bodily systems including digestion, nerve impulses, rhythm of the heart, blood pressure, and muscle contractions. Since human body doesn't naturally produce potassium, it relies completely on the potassium content from the diet. Drinking prune juice can help meet the potassium requirements of the body to support bodily functions.
Dried plums and plum juice can also help you effectively manage your weight. Eating dried plums or drinking a glass of plum juice can suppress hunger for longer much better than a low-fat cookie. However, drinking too much prune juice throughout the day can do more harm than good to your weight management goals. Drink only one glass of prune juice in a day for best results.
Since prunes are rich in iron, prune juice can be very good for people who are anaemic. Drinking a glass of prune juice once every day can help reduce the risk of iron deficiency and prevent anaemia. It can also help get rid of anaemia symptoms.
As we already know that prunes are rich source offibre, which is very good for your digestive system. The fibre content in prune juice can help you improve bowel movement and get rid of chronic constipation.
An overactive bladder can be very discomforting, especially at work, but prune juice can help you with that. Usually lack of fibre in diet leads to constipation and poor bladder function. Adding more fibre through prune juice to your diet can help improve the bladder function.
According to various studies, prunes are rich source of mineral boron which helps build strong bones and muscles, as well as improve the mental acuity and muscle coordination. Adding prune juice to your diet is good for both your muscles and bones.
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package org.apache.arrow.flight;

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.nio.channels.Channels;

import org.apache.arrow.flight.impl.Flight;
import org.apache.arrow.vector.ipc.ReadChannel;
import org.apache.arrow.vector.ipc.WriteChannel;
import org.apache.arrow.vector.ipc.message.IpcOption;
import org.apache.arrow.vector.ipc.message.MessageSerializer;
import org.apache.arrow.vector.types.pojo.Schema;
import org.apache.arrow.vector.validate.MetadataV4UnionChecker;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.util.ByteBufferBackedInputStream;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.protobuf.ByteString;

/**
 * Opaque result returned after executing a getSchema request.
 *
 * <p>POJO wrapper around the Flight protocol buffer message sharing the same name.
 */
public class SchemaResult {

  private final Schema schema;
  private final IpcOption option;

  public SchemaResult(Schema schema) {
    this(schema, IpcOption.DEFAULT);
  }

  /**
   * Create a schema result with specific IPC options for serialization.
   */
  public SchemaResult(Schema schema, IpcOption option) {
    MetadataV4UnionChecker.checkForUnion(schema.getFields().iterator(), option.metadataVersion);
    this.schema = schema;
    this.option = option;
  }

  public Schema getSchema() {
    return schema;
  }

  /**
   * Converts to the protocol buffer representation.
   */
  Flight.SchemaResult toProtocol() {
    // Encode schema in a Message payload
    ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
    try {
      MessageSerializer.serialize(new WriteChannel(Channels.newChannel(baos)), schema, option);
    } catch (IOException e) {
      throw new RuntimeException(e);
    }
    return Flight.SchemaResult.newBuilder()
            .setSchema(ByteString.copyFrom(baos.toByteArray()))
            .build();

  }

  /**
   * Converts from the protocol buffer representation.
   */
  static SchemaResult fromProtocol(Flight.SchemaResult pbSchemaResult) {
    try {
      final ByteBuffer schemaBuf = pbSchemaResult.getSchema().asReadOnlyByteBuffer();
      Schema schema = pbSchemaResult.getSchema().size() > 0 ?
              MessageSerializer.deserializeSchema(
                      new ReadChannel(Channels.newChannel(new ByteBufferBackedInputStream(schemaBuf))))
              : new Schema(ImmutableList.of());
      return new SchemaResult(schema);
    } catch (IOException e) {
      throw new RuntimeException(e);
    }
  }
}