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CPR to be required in Ky's public high schools
Darla Carter
@PrimeDarla
If you go into cardiac arrest, the person who saves you just might be a Kentucky high school student.
The Kentucky General Assembly passed a bill earlier this year to require all public high school students to receive basic CPR training.
The American Heart Association pushed for the legislation as a way to create generations of potential lifesavers in communities across the state, said Tonya Chang, the association's senior director of government relations in Kentucky and West Virginia.
Since eight of 10 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occur in the home, these high school students "may be called upon someday to save a family member," she said.
At least 34 states have passed this kind of legislation, Chang said. Public high school students in Kentucky are to be taught CPR in a health or physical education course required for graduation or in a Junior Reserve Officers Training course that meets the PE requirement.
"I think it's a phenomenal skill," said Donna Benton, a practical living specialist for the Jefferson County Public Schools.
The legislation, which was sponsored by Sen. Max Wise, R-Campbellsville, is designed to increase students' ability to respond to emergency situations at school, home and public places; help make them responsible citizens; and rapidly increase the number of people ready to respond to cardiac arrest, which is estimated to be the third leading cause of death in the United States.
Nationally, more than 326,000 people go into cardiac arrest outside of a hospital each year, and about 90 percent of them die – often because people around them don't know CPR or fear they'll do it wrong, according to the heart association. Another estimate, contained in a 2015 report from the Institute of Medicine, says less than 6 percent survive.
"Evidence indicates that bystander CPR and AED (automated external defibrillator) use can significantly improve survival and outcomes from cardiac arrest," a summary of the IOM report notes. "Yet, less than 3 percent of the U.S. public receives CPR training annually, rendering many bystanders unprepared to respond."
Cardiac arrest occurs when the heart suddenly stops, usually due to an electrical malfunction in the heart that causes an irregular heartbeat and disrupts blood flow through the body, according to the heart association. It is not the same as a heart attack, but a heart attack can cause cardiac arrest. Often, there are no early warning signs, and assistance is needed immediately to prevent death and disability, the IOM report notes.
"The key first step is to call 911 and the next step is to start bystander CPR, and if you get bystander CPR, it doubles or triples your chance of survival," said Louisville physician William Dillon, an interventional cardiologist and advocate for CPR training.
But "the rate of bystander CPR in the United States remains low at only 26 percent," according to the IOM report.
Dillon and his wife, Sally, are co-founders of the Start the Heart Foundation, a local organization that teaches members of the public – including high school students in Louisville and elsewhere – how to respond to cardiac emergencies. CPR provides oxygenated blood flow, keeping vital organs alive until the heart is able to start pumping blood again, according to the IOM report.
"I view CPR as a basic life skill like learning how to swim, learning how to drive a car," Dillon said. "I think it's a perfect fit for schools to educate" kids about CPR because "this is what schools ultimately do is they teach basic life skills."
The Start the Heart Foundation teaches the public how to perform hands-only CPR, a proven form of cardiac pulmonary resuscitation that requires compressions – pushing hard and fast in the center of the chest – but no rescue breaths.
"We've taught over 16,000 people hands-only CPR in two years," Dillon said. "A lot of them have been high school freshmen. They're smart enough to do it, they're physically able enough to do it, and the kids enjoy the class because it's different than most people that come in and talk to them and drone on with a PowerPoint."
The students get to "put their hands on the mannequin," and "we play 'Stayin' Alive' a lot because that is close to the recommended compression rate for hands-only CPR," Dillon said, referring to the famously catchy Bee Gees song. " … We want it just a smidge faster than 'Staying Alive,' but it's so well known that we've stuck with that. … We play it over and over during the class."
Kentucky's new law doesn't require that students become certified in CPR, but it does require the training to be based on the American Heart Association's Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care or other nationally recognized, evidenced-based guidelines.
Chang said hands-only CPR, which is intended for use on teens and adults, is a good option because it's effective, fast, easy and takes less than a class period to teach.
It also gets around some people's aversion to putting their lips on the victim's mouth for rescue breaths.
"It's all about you functioning as the heart, pushing that blood around, with that oxygen that's in it around," Dillon said. "You've got nine or 10 minutes worth of oxygen in your blood."
The Jefferson County Public Schools brought the Start the Heart Foundation in last year to teach hands-only CPR to students in high school health classes.
"They went to almost every single high school, and they went like two or three times," Benton said. "It's unbelievable what they do" for free.
Start the Heart will return to JCPS this coming school year to teach CPR. It also will train interested teachers.
"They're willing to teach the teachers, and the teachers can teach their own students" if desired, Benton said.
In keeping with a provision in Kentucky's new law, Start the Heart also will be introducing students to automated external defibrillators, which are portable devices that can check a person's heart rhythm and advise whether to administer a shock or keep doing CPR.
The foundation has visited Ginger Smith's health classes at Doss High School multiple times, she said, and the instruction has been excellent.
"It's really hands-on, which the kids love and the kids get excited," Smith said. "I think they feel so empowered by the end of it, that they can really step in and do something" in an emergency, Smith said.
Veritie Howard, 14, an incoming freshman at duPont Manual High School, said she thinks it's "a really good idea" that high schoolers must be taught CPR.
It's important that "everyone knows how to help … in case someone is not breathing," she said while taking a babysitting class at Baptist Health Louisville that included some CPR instruction.
The new law has special significance to Murray Gipe, 65, of Louisville, whose wife, Laura Alt Gipe, was posthumously featured in a video at the May 17 Go Red for Women Luncheon in Louisville.
Laura Gipe had appeared at the luncheon in the past to tell the story of how her teenage grandson, Jacob Murray, had saved her life by performing CPR on her during a cardiac emergency.
"I never thought it would happen to me, but it did," she told the Courier-Journal in 2014. "Am I ever lucky that he was able to respond in that way. Anybody could do it."
Though she died after collapsing at home in a separate incident last year, Murray Gipe still believes in the value of CPR and supports the new law.
"I'm glad to see that the schools are going to do something," so people who suffer cardiac arrest have a chance to be saved, he said. "Miracles do happen."
Courier-Journal health writer Darla Carter can be reached at (502) 582-7068 or dcarter@courier-journal.com.
For more information about CPR:
*Get tips on Hands-only CPR (American Heart Association): http://heart.org/handsonlycpr
*Find a CPR course: 877-242-4277 or http://cpr.heart.org
*More training (Louisville Metro EMS): https://louisvilleky.gov/government/ems
*Start the Heart Foundation: http://starttheheartfoundation.org


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As a mother of four beautiful children who have all suffered from trauma early in their developmental childhood, I often find myself wondering why they refuse to dig into their past, revisit the pain they lived, though, through no fault of their own. And give back ownership to those who have impacted their short lives in so many ways, through all types of abuse and neglect. Wouldn't it be better to face reality, stop romanticizing the early figures in their lives that were supposed to look after them, protect them, infuse them with unconditional love, allowing them to grow up with open heart and trust?
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Developmental trauma impacts little ones deep within, it prevents them from growing up with curiosity, with a heart open and ready to embrace the world. The journey through adoptive parenting is complex and at time so very challenging. But when we sit still for a moment, and look at how far our children have come in order to develop trust (through their exhausting testing), we are reminded that, healing is possible.
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Human Rights Watch flip-flops on Bin Laden killing
Published time: 4 May, 2011 20:49 Edited time: 5 May, 2011 01:26
US, Washington: A woman walks past a newspaper stand in Washington, DC, on May 2, 2011. (AFP Photo / Jewel Samad) © AFP
Following the US killing of Osama Bin Laden Human Rights Watch took to Twitter to chastise America for claiming the killing was about justice, arguing justice requires a trial and conviction, after having taking a different approach.
A Human Rights Watch statement originally said, "The United States should help to support the basic rights of the people of Afghanistan and Pakistan, free from the threat of those who perpetrate international crimes."
Iain Levine, a deputy executive director at Human Rights Watch said, "His [Bin Laden's] death should also bring an end to a horrific chapter of human rights abuses in the name of counter-terrorism."
Later, after criticism, Human Right Watch amended online comments on their website to state significantly changing the essence of the message; "At a time when citizens around the world have engaged in peaceful demonstrations in the name of freedom and democracy, Bin Laden's death is a reminder of the thousands of innocents who suffer when terrorist groups seek political change through brutal means."
But, that message did not remain constant. Human Rights Watch flipped on their message.
The next day, May 3, Ken Roth, the executive director of Human Rights Watch tweeted, "Ban Ki-moon wrong on Osama Bin Laden: It's not 'justice' for him to be killed even if justified; no trial, conviction."
The UN and Ban Ki-moon praised Bin Laden's death referring to it as "a watershed moment in our common global fight against terrorism".
He added, "This is a day to remember the victims and families of victims, here in the United States and everywhere in the world…Personally, I am very much relieved by the news that justice has been done to such a mastermind of international terrorism."
Ban Ki-moon's statement and focus on the innocent victims of the world was strikingly similar to the second message posted by Human Rights Watch, which makes Roth's later tweet even more ironic.
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Q: Injective Matching in Neo4j I'm looking for an efficient way to do injective matching in Neo4j. If you're not sure what I mean by that; I simply want matches to be returned where every returned node in a match is unique (e.g. has a unique ID), and the same holds for paths.

Using the diagram from Wikipedia (above), the domain, X, of matching is the nodes and paths in the pattern, and the co-domain, Y, is the Database's internal Graph. The above diagram is injective as no 2 arrows from X point to the same element in Y (so no 2 nodes from the pattern are matched to the same node in the Graph, and the same holds for edges), whereas default Neo4J matching is non-injective and allows 2 nodes from the pattern to be matched to the same node in the Graph (you can visualise an example of non-injective matching as the arrows from 1 and 2 in X both pointing to D in Y in the above diagram). Conventional Graph Theory would call matching  multiple items from the domain X to the same item in the co-domain Y "merging", but I can appreciate that that terminology may be confusing in this context.
I can simulate this for specific queries by specifying that matched nodes are distinct:
match (a), (b) where not id(a) = id(b) return a, b

But I want to do it in a general sense without having to be this explicit in every query. So for this example I would like to return matches where (a) and (b) are unique nodes but I would like to do this with some general behaviour rather than specifying the uniqueness based on ID.
It does seem that paths are already guaranteed to be unique when I query, but if someone could confirm that that would be great.

A: I am not really sure what exactly do you want, but I can upgrade your query to be more efficient.
Match (a),(b) where id(a) < id(b)
Return a,b

If you want to return distinct nodes or relationships cypher has a distinct function. Example:
Match (a)-->(b)
Return distinct(a)

P.s. always use labels for nodes as it speeds up query execution

A: If you just want to make sure the nodes of the variables in your match are not the same, you can install APOC Procedures and make use of some of collection helper functions, specifically apoc.coll.containsDuplicates().
An example usage might look like:
MATCH p1=(a)-[r]->(b), (c)
WHERE NOT apoc.coll.containsDuplicates([a, b, c])
RETURN a, b, c, p1

A: Edit: @InverseFalcon has given a better solution using the APOC plugin but if you cannot use APOC for whatever reason or APOC support stops then you can check the uniqueness of IDs manually as described here.
Paths are unique by design so injective matching can be achieved by simple ensuring that nodes are unique. Taking inspiration from this answer, apparently you cannot wrap a query to achieve this, but a short ALL statement in the WHERE clause at least simplifies the id checks.
If the pattern you want to match is described by:
MATCH p1=(a)-[r]->(b), (c)
RETURN a, b, c, p1

Which is a very simple (any 3 nodes with any relationship from the 1st to the second) pattern, then you can ensure the uniqueness of those 3 nodes by checking each node's ID against the others:
MATCH p1=(a)-[r]->(b), (c)
WHERE ALL(n in [a, b, c] where
          1=length(filter(m in [a, b, c] where id(m)=id(n))))
RETURN a, b, c, p1

This works by checking each node in the set of nodes we wish to be unique ([a, b, c]) and comparing its ID against every other node's ID in that set, making sure that there is only 1 matching ID (itself) in the set. This is the reason for the "where 1=length()" part.
So using this idea generally, returned nodes are guaranteed to be unique and returned paths from the pattern are guaranteed to be unique (by Neo4j's design) making the matching process injective.
It's not an ideal solution as the statement must be custom-written from the query but its at least a single WHERE condition which grows linearly to the number of nodes, instead of creating a condition for each pair of nodes where the number of conditions grows by a factorial order to the number of nodes.

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Top 10 Famous People With Type 1 Diabetes
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10 Famous People With Type 1 Diabetes
1. Bret Michaels
2. Nick Jonas
3. Crystal Bowersox
4. Mary Tyler Moore
5. Nicole Johnson
6. Dorian Gregory
7. Ben Coker
8. Victor Garber
9. Elliott Yamin
10. Damon Dash
Top 10 Famous People With Type 1 DiabetesWe think that we are the only ones, who are diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetics, and when we think about it, we feel sad, we sulk, we feel disappointed. You might have a lot of dreams to catch and a lot of goals to follow, but diabetes doesn't have to stop you. Here are many stories of famous people with type 1 diabetes, who have lived very successful lives, in spite of their condition.
Who knows, you might just be inspired!
Bret Michaels, one of the lead singers of the Poison band, was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetics when he was just 6 years old. He says that it has been a blessing and a curse for him, as he had to accept it as a part of life and move on. His daughter, Raine who is just 10 years of age was also diagnosed with pre-diabetes. He says that it pained him to hear his daughter crying about the shots. But, he had also mentioned that his daughters sometimes help with his shots, and he tells them that if it ever happens to them, he will help them live longer and fuller lives.
A songwriter, a singer, who is now 23, was diagnosed with Diabetes 10 years ago when he was just 13 years old. Nick said, when he was touring with his brothers, he noticed some difference in his body and found out about his condition. In the beginning, he was scared, but later found out that dealing with diabetes means trying to make live life simpler. He also supports in a non-profit organization called "Beyond Type 1" which helps people deal with their diabetic condition.
Crystal Bowersox, won the runner-up with one of the biggest shows in the world, the "American Idol". She did mention that having a kid and dealing with diabetes was no joke. Crystal had to beg and plead with the Fox producers when they put her out of the show, after knowing about her condition. She said it took her a lot of effort to get there and diabetes was not going to stand in the way. That is what she advises her fans, that dreams and goals can still be achieved, even if you are diabetic.
A famous actress, of the 1970s and the 1980s, mostly for the show "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and the "Mary Tyler Moore Show". Mary was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, which never slowed down her career. She says she quickly learned how to lead a life even with diabetics and that it is all about control.
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Ben Coker, a professional footballer, who plays for the League One club South end United. Diagnosed with the Type 1 Diabetes since 15 years of age, Coker had to be extra careful every time he was on practice or went for a match. He was playing about 12 hours of football per week and a match on Saturdays.
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He is a 66-year-old actor, who is in the cinema industry for about 4 decades now. However, he is also among the popular celebrities with type 1 diabetes. He was diagnosed in 1962. Living with the condition for over 50 years now, he inspires children around the world putting forth that diabetes doesn't have to put a full stop to your dreams. He also works with a group called Beyond Type 1 to help create an awareness among the people about diabetics. He believes in living a life with gratitude.
Having participated and took up the third place in "The American Idol", Elliott Yamin is also diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes when he was 9. He said that as a kid, it was difficult for him to accept that he had diabetes and was often pissed off. But only at a later stage he did realize that if he didn't take care of himself now, he would not be able to live a healthy and a long life. He encourages and supports a lot of children who are diagnosed with the condition.
A famous entrepreneur who has a well-known reputation for the birth of his successful company Roc- A- Fella records along with hip hop giant Shawn and Jay-Z Carter. Damon was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes when he was a kid, but at the start, it was difficult for him to accept and manage his condition.
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Mother and daughter Georgina Clarke, 38, and her daughter Kayla, 20, are so obsessed with their celebrity idol Katie Price that they've spent almost $80,000 on surgery to look like her, courtesy of Kayla's sugar daddy and stripping off her clothes.
Ten years ago, the mother from Warwickshire was a busy woman. As a full-time mom to four children, she hardly had a time to worry about her appearance.
"I didn't care about my looks, I didn't wear makeup," she confesses. "I had mousy brown hair, was quite shy, and wasn't anything special. Being a mother came first, my looks were the least of my priorities."
But the day she saw on a newspaper a beautiful picture of model Katie Price, who was then known as Jordan, changed it all. She instantly got crazy over her.
Georgina says, "The minute I saw Jordan, she just stood out. I loved her look—she was perfect. I was so used to being a dowdy mom, but something about Katie Price affected me. "When I looked at her picture, I thought maybe I could be glamorous too. I started buying magazines so I could read about her life and I watched her TV show every week."
And soon, Georgina's obsession with the starlet rubbed off on her eldest daughter, Kayla, who was then 10.
"As a kid, I wasn't very girlie," Kayla says. "I wore baggy shirts and loved playing football. But then I started watching Jordan's show with Mum. Sometimes we'd watch an episode again on repeat. Then we'd chat about Katie and her life for hours afterwards."
The mother and daughter tandem is totally into Katie. They read all her books, bought tickets just to see her at the Birmingham Clothes Show. Both were totally captivated that Georgina got herself the same pink ribbon ankle tattoo and Kayla was inspired.
"She was straight-talking and successful," she says. "She also really cared about her family too. Most of all, I loved her over-the-top look. I loved her lips, her hair, her massive boobs, her nails, everything about her. I knew I'd do anything to look like her."
At 11, Kayla confessed to her mom that she wanted a breast enhancement when she turned 18.
"Mum was happy for me and admitted she wanted one too!"
"I was pleased that Kayla wanted surgery and wanted a boob job, I was glad. I wanted her to be like that kind of person," Georgina admitted.
Since then, the two would have beauty treatments together and fantasize about having plastic surgery together. Georgina started giving Kayla money for her nails and fake eyelashes. And during Kayla's 14th birthday, Georgina surprised her with hair extension. Kayla was so ecstatic and started looking for other beauty treatments for them like veneers, lip injections, and nose jobs. All these brought them closer together.
"I wanted to help my mum. She has always treated me and my siblings so well and I wanted to be the one to make her dreams come true. I wasn't sure how I was going to pay for it, but I knew I'd get the money through any means necessary."
At 17, Kayla dropped out of college and work as a tripper at a local club. "Soon I was making up to £1,300 a week from stripping," she reveals. And when Kayla met a sugar daddy, she knew her dreams is now within reach as the rich 50-plus-year old man is willing to shell out generous money for her.
"One night, I started talking to a married guy in his fifties who wanted to pay for my upkeep. I told him about the surgery I wanted and we came to an arrangement where he paid me £800 per week."
As for Georgina, she said she doesn't mind her daughter having a sugar daddy or stripping to pay for their procedure because they're living their dreams.
"I'm really lucky to have a daughter like Kayla who spoils me and pays for my surgery," Georgina added. "I feel so lucky, I'm so proud of her." she said.
The mother and daughter received criticism for their extreme looks and excessive surgeries, but they just shrug it off.
Kayla revealed, "I got a letter from local women saying everyone laughs at me because I dress like a tramp and have duck lips. But I love the way I look now."
She added, "We are a bit closer to looking like Katie Price, but not as close as we'd like."
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The next day, I rode my bike to school because Mom had just applied for a job and needed to be at an interview: she applied to be a teacher for Japanese at a local school. She had been a teacher for English back in Japan, so I guess she wanted to switch it up; her students would call all her Ms. Songbird cuz her first name is Kotori.
I sometimes ask Mom and Dad why they called me Yumeka. Mom said she liked the name because it was beautiful-sounding, but Dad, who is interested in the geology of names, liked the meaning and decided it would be perfect for me. "I want people to feel as if they are dreaming when they see you," he used to tell me. Dad is an author in his spare time, so he wrote many stories and always paid attention to the names of his characters, and usually he would pair up with a manga artist to bring his stories to life in manga or anime. It was always cool watching his stories on TV or reading about them. That's why I wanted to be an artist, but lately I have been feeling a bit odd since I am surrounded by this American style of drawing. You know, Marvel and DC. I miss my old home so much.
Anyway, as soon as I got to school, John Michael was waiting for me.
"Hi," I said, and he smiled, not the annoying smile, but a nice one. Like he wasn't trying to tick me off, for a change.
"Hey! C'mon, if we get to class early, the bullies won't be able to get cha!" he grabbed my bike and helped me set it up in the steal-proof bike rack beside the school fence. Then he grabbed my hoodie: I shook him off, he laughed, and we skidded down the hallways to class.
Roxy was sitting with her face in a book. "To Kill a Mockingbird?" I said to her, and startled, she looked around and nodded. "Do you like it?" I said.
She gave me the so-so motion with her hands like, 'not really'. Then, "Do you?"
"Yeah," I said. "The first novel I read in both Japanese and English, actually. I like the English version better." I only said that so that she would smile. She never did. I sighed and sat down. What a difficult person.
During lunch, John Michael sat down and began eating his American sandwiches. I pulled out the leftover ramen from last night and ate the food in silence until John Michael broke it.
"So," he said, "I'm sorry."
"Yeah, I forgive you," I said shortly.
"I said I forgive you, don't make me repeat myself."
"Oh," he said.
"Nothing, p-please don't get mad at me again."
"No, why are you surprised that I'd forgive you?"
"Oh, just that I wouldn't. You're a much better person than me, haha. And also, every girl, and guy for that matter, who I have said sorry to always reject my apology. So, I guess it's me." John Michael said.
"Yeah, maybe," I said, "But I don't know you well enough to judge."
"So, did you bring some poems?"
"Do I look like a haiku machine?!" I spat. As he grinned demonically, I said, "On second thought, don't answer that, I know you're gonna be racist." Plus, I'm not really a haiku person. I like freeverse.
"See? You know me already," John Michael laughed, finishing his sandwiches. "Anyway, how do you like it here in America so far?"
"It'd be a lot better without you, but it's okay so far," I lied.
He smiled sadly. "Yeah."
We sat in silence. He fiddled with his thumbs and waited for he bell to ring. Once class resumed, I didn't may much attention, I just stared out the window, wishing I could see cherry blossoms float by instead of the occasional red or brown leaf.
As Mr. Franklin droned on, I wrote a poem.
is slow death of the world
red and brown
withering away into the decay
I would save you
my only green tree
my tree that stood tall
when none would
but even the strongest tree
that never fell in the strongest storms
will one day
be stripped of it's life.
Depressing, I know, but I didn't feel very happy. Mr. Frankin was talking about Macbeth and Hamlet, after all. Plus, since John Michael kept craning over my shoulder to read it, I couldn't think very well. And when I can't think very well, I don't write very well.
Nothing goes very well with John Michael.
Mom texted me during health, telling me she wanted me to go get some groceries at the store. You can take a friend with you, she said. Makoto will meet you there with Hinoki.
Just great.
I grabbed my bike and rolled it to the street after school. The school is beside a small backroad that lots of parents complain about driving on, but it's actually very safe. The school is in a small part of town and since the town isn't a city it has a Winn-Dixie. A small grocery store, mind you.
"Where you going?" said John Michael, running up to me as I flung myself over my bike. I looked back at him as Makoto rode up on his bike, Hinoki grasping him from behind on a little seat Mom installed. Dad couldn't have done it, he's not a handyman, so Mom did.
'Grocery store," I said bluntly.
"These are your brothers?" John Michael said, his smile fading as Makoto looked at him.
"Is this your friend, Yumeka?" asked Makoto.
"More or less. He can come," I said. "Grab your bike, Michael."
"Okay, just let me text my mom real quick." he said brightly. We waited a few minutes and he said, "okay, let's go"
He seemed slightly scared of Makoto on the way down. Makoto wasn't burly or anything, but he could seem scary. Like a Yukuza, my dad would say. Makoto kept his eyes on the road, leading us all, but occasionally Hinoki would start talking to me about personal matters. In English.
"Hey, Yume-chan," he said at one point, " I haven't seen any wild wankos , have you?"
"No, Hinoki, I haven't seen any dogs lately." I said back.
"Yume-chan, I saw that you had some innauea lying around the other day-"
"Shush," Makoto and I said in unison. "Hinoki, do not talk about that in public!" I am sure John Michael had no idea what we were talking about, but I could see him smiling.
"Michael-chan," said Hinoki, and it surprised me to see that John Michael seemed to understand what he was saying, "do you have a wanko?"
After a minute, John Michael said, " Yeah, his name is Buster," and everyone went quiet.
Then, "Have you been teaching him Japanese, Yumeka?" Makoto said to me, as if it was a crime.
"No, of course not-"
'I've been learning on my own," said John Michael brightly, "so I can understand Yumeka a bit more." He smiled and boosted, "I can say a few sentences in Japanese now and write a few kanji!"
"Big deal," said Makoto. "We can speak your language like we were born here." Something about the way he said 'big deal' made me laugh. It sounded more like 'big DEAL', then a quiet 'big deal'.
We arrived at the grocery store, and Hinoki found a good place to park. We did and went into Winn Dixie to get some groceries. Hinoki suggested going to the park afterwards, and after checking up with John Michael's mom, we rode our bikes there and began talking whlist Hinoki went to go play.
"So, how'd your test go, Makoto-san?" I asked politely.
"Not as good as I'd hoped."
"What'd you get on the test,?" John Michael said, watching with rapt attention.
"A 97." Makoto said. "Bad, isn't it?"
"Out of 100?"
"WHAT?!" John Michael exclaimed. "No way! That's bad?!"
"Isn't it for you?"
"Of course not! My family is happy as long as you get a 60 or 70! A 90 would be the highest I could get!"
"Wow, you Americans are different." Makoto looked at me and mumbled, "The bunch of bakas." I smiled.
'Ditto." I said.
"Yes, speaking of Japanese words I don't know, Yumeka, what does akachan mean?"
Makoto butted in. "It means 'baby'."
John Michael almost gagged. "I called you THAT?" I nodded, and he said, "So that's why you were so offended yesterday?"
"Among other things," I said bluntly.
"So, -chan means friend, right? Can I call you that?"
'You'd have to attach it to her name," Makoto said. 'Like, Yumeka-chan."
"What about in your case? Would I call you Makoto-chan?"
Makoto looked at him like he was an idiot. "No, baka," he said. "Just because you know my sister does not make you my friend. You would have to call me Makoto-san, -san meaning respect."
"Oh, um... but didn't Yumeka call you that? I thought it was a siblings thing..."
"She does it to make fun of me," Makoto said, but he didn't sound mad. He sounded annoyed.
John Michael laughed, but Makoto looked at him with distaste, so he stopped.
'Hinoko-chan," I called, "time to go!"
Hinoko leaped off his swing in mid air, and I rushed forward to catch him like we used to do everyday back in Japan. I caught him and he squealed, and after getting on our bikes, we all road off home.
"This is where I go," John Michael said, gesturing to the break in the road after we had gone a few miles. 'I'll text you, Yumeka-chan!" he said, grinning.
He road off, and Makoto, Hinoko, and I rode on to our house. We put our bikes up in the garage and went inside. Our Mom was waiting and ready to tell us some news, like she would do every night.
It was rarely meaningful, but tonight she told us that since the next day was Saturday, we had to go down to our new karate studio the next morning.
"Listen," she said, "I want you all to go. They will be assessing your rank by testing you. Please do not show off, Makoto. I think it may help you, Yumeka, after what you told me about the bullies the other day."
I nodded. "Oyasuminasai, kaachan," I said in Japanese.
"Oyasuminasai, musume," Mom said back, smiling.
"Niisan, otouto, mataashita," I said to Makoto and Hinoko.
Hinoko said, "Good night, Yumeka-chan, oneesan!!!" while Makoto said quietly, "'Night, imouto."
It had been the most Japanese we had spoken in a long time.
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The St Bernard: the making of an Alpine legend
According to the breed's official motto, the St Bernard embodies dignity, devotion and sacrifice. So, how did this breed of dog become one of Switzerland's most iconic ambassadors? A few salient historical facts will shed some light on how the St Bernard became an Alpine legend.
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The Great St Bernard Hospice
It all began in the 11th century, high up in the Western Alps of the canton of Valais (Switzerland). At an altitude of some 2,469 metres stands the Great St Bernard pass, a mountain route between Italy and Switzerland. In those days, the pass was notorious for being extremely dangerous – hold-ups were commonplace and many pilgrims fell victim to attacks from Alpine bandits. One man decided to take matters into his own hands. His name was Bernard de Menthon (also known as Bernard du Mont-Joux), the Archdeacon of Aosta. To make the pass a safer place for travellers, he founded the imposing Great St Bernard hospice, which was placed under the jurisdiction of the Bishop of Sion. As well as providing a welcome refuge for travellers, the hospice was also a place of worship; the presence of a church on the site is documented as far back as 1125.
Origins of the St Bernard dog
The hospice acquired its first dogs as late as 1660-70. It is said that the St Bernard is descended from dogs gifted to the monks by families from the cantons of Vaud and Valais. They were originally bred to guard and protect the hospice residents, thereby continuing on the good work of Bernard de Menthon to restore security to this mountainous region. However, the dog soon began to display remarkable abilities: rescuing travellers lost in the mountains and finding people buried under snow. The exploits of the St Bernard are extensively documented. According to legend, it was the tales told by Napoleon Bonaparte's soldiers in 1800 that helped forge the reputation of this extraordinary canine.
Great St Bernard hospice © André Jullien/Médiathèque Valais - Martigny
Key dates during the 19th century
1867 was a milestone for the St Bernard. That was the year when Heinrich Schumacher, a resident of Holligen (near Bern), created the first pedigree documents for the breed. A few years later (1884), a national dog register, the Livre suisse des origines (LOS), was launched. It provides a detailed list of pedigree dogs and their lineage. The first dog to feature in the register was a St Bernard called Léon. The 28 subsequent entries were also St Bernards. A few weeks later (March 1884), the Swiss St Bernard Club was founded in Basel. In 1887, at the International Cynology Congress, the St Bernard was finally recognised as a Swiss dog breed. Since then, compulsory standards have been set for the St Bernard breed.
Pedigree © Fédération Cynologique Internationale
The cask – an essential part of the St Bernard image
There are certain things which we instantly associate with the St Bernard. One of them is, of course, the cask. Although its origins are disputed, some contend that the little wooden barrel attached to the dog's leather collar had a part to play in rescue missions. It was thought that the alcohol inside would temporarily restore blood flow. But what kind of alcohol was it? Some say rum, others say schnapps. Some even claim that it was a local concoction made according to a secret recipe. As the many depictions of the St Bernard prove, the little barrel, regardless of its contents, has contributed to the dog's iconic image.
Great St Bernard hospice © Iris Kuerschner
The Barry Foundation – the oldest St Bernard breeding centre
In 2005, the Barry Foundation (in Martigny, canton of Valais) took over the St Bernard breeding kennels from the monks of the Great St Bernard Monastery. Why Barry? The Foundation is named after the most famous and heroic St Bernard of all. Barry, who was born in 1800 and died in 1814, is credited with over 40 rescues, and stories about him abound! The Barry Foundation is a recognised charity and a member of the Swiss St Bernard Club. As well as organising events and exhibitions that showcase the breed, it runs a museum (Barryland) which retraces the epic history of this exceptional dog. This is a great way of (re-)discovering how the St Bernard became a Swiss icon and captured the world's imagination in the process. Today, countries without a St Bernard dog owners' club are few and far between. The St Bernard has also enjoyed great success on the silver screen, often playing a starring role as the loyal and brave companion, upholding the time-honoured tradition of its forefathers.
Museum of St Bernard © Barry Foundation
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Corporate ink: Perception of tattoos in the workplace is changing
By: Becca Oken-Tatum
Zach McLeaf is a web engineer with Andculture, a technology-focused design firm in Harrisburg. - (Photo / Amy Spangler)
In high school, Zach McCleaf got the first tattoo in what would eventually become a seascape engulfing his right arm: an orange koi fish. As he added more tattoos over the years — an octopus, a treasure chest, swirling water — McCleaf wasn't overly concerned about their effect on his job prospects.
After all, he could cover them up if he had to. And that's exactly what he did when he worked for an insurance claims processing company before starting as a software developer at Andculture in Harrisburg two years ago.
"I never really got hassled for it, but I did feel like … some people get a little judgy," he said.
At Andculture, though, McCleaf, 29, feels free to bare his colorful arm art. To him, that freedom to express his individuality via his tattoos is indicative of the general culture at Andculture, a technology-focused design firm.
Evidence of a shift in attitudes — albeit, a gradual one — toward visible tattoos in the workplace can be seen across the board. Hiring professionals, business owners and tattoo artists alike have observed a delicate uptick in the prevalence of tattoos, both in society as a whole and in the professional workplace, even in a relatively conservative place like Central Pennsylvania.
According to a 2012 Harris poll, one in five adults in the U.S. has at least one tattoo, up from 14 percent in the previous poll in 2008. While opinions on tattoos from hiring managers vary, a 2015 study in the International Journal of Innovative Research & Development found that 86 percent of professionals between the ages 21 and 35 did not think visible tattoos or piercings hurt job prospects.
Workplace culture shift
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Andculture and other companies, particularly startups, give workers a lot of flexibility in both how they work and what they wear to work — tattoos, piercings and all. What matters most is their contributions to the company's overall goals.
That's how Matt Ranauro runs his startup, Lancaster-based benefit management platform BeneFix, which is about one and half years old. Ranauro is heavily tattooed, most recently having memorialized of the most famous plays from the Philadelphia Eagles' victory in Super Bowl LII. The tattoo, below his right elbow, traces the play in which quarterback Nick Foles caught a touchdown pass.
In his interactions with clients, Ranauro aims to defy stereotypes about people with tattoos.
"I go out of my way to be very personable and have conversations, and it's more than just the stuff that's on my arms," Ranauro said.
Misconceptions disappear
For Ranauro and McCleaf, tattoos offer glimpses into their personalities and worldviews, and they say embracing that in the workplace enhances a company's culture.
From the employee recruitment perspective, Masai Lawson, talent acquisition manager at Gannett Fleming in East Pennsboro Township, agrees that tattoos are becoming more acceptable in the workplace.
Gannett Fleming, which has about 60 offices in the U.S. and three internationally, doesn't have an explicit tattoo policy, Lawson said, though the company's dress code is business attire.
"Our culture is one where we really encourage people to bring their authentic selves to work … I do not think that [tattoos] would be an issue for many who are in a decision-making role in terms of who would be hired," Lawson said.
She also manages diversity and inclusion efforts for Gannett Fleming. Part of Lawson's job involves working with longer-established career professionals who may have more traditional views about workplace decorum. That includes reinforcing a focus on a person's skills, rather than their appearance, and making sure people understand that young professionals expect to work for companies that value their authentic selves.
"I think the more opportunities these more-experienced managers have to engage with early-career professionals is the best education we could offer," Lawson said. "Often those misconceptions disappear because you're connecting with someone on a human level and you're not so much paying attention to what they look like."
The shift in thinking hasn't quite bled into every corner of the professional world, however, so employees should be cognizant when interviewing for a job or meeting with clients. Ranauro and McCleaf work with clients on a regular basis and acknowledge that some have different expectations for workplace appearance.
Subcultural signifiers go mainstream
The general public's view of tattoos, influenced by greater exposure and accessibility to them, is also changing, said Landon Lewis, co-owner of Black Thorn Gallery, a Hampden Township tattoo shop.
Around the world, "people have been putting marks on their bodies for as long as they could," Lewis said. When electric tattooing was invented in the late 1800s and tattooing spread to the Western Hemisphere, it eventually became associated with various subcultures, like bikers and punks.
Lewis, who's been tattooing for 14 years, has noticed a definite increase in the past 10 or 12 years in clients getting tattooed in places they can't hide, like fingers. He credits social media, in part, for exposing people to more tattoo styles. Tattoo artists with large social media followings and images on lifestyle sites like Pinterest fuel the fire of rapidly changing tattoo trends, Lewis said.
But trends come and go. While Lewis is confident tattoos will remain symbols of independence for freshly minted 18-year-olds for years to come, he sees the widespread popularity of tattoos calming down eventually.
"I think kids are seeing teachers with tattoos, police with tattoos, and it's becoming an establishment figure, and everybody always wants to rebel," Lewis said. "You talk to some kids now and they say, 'Oh, tattoos are dumb!'"
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package com.sun.org.apache.xpath.internal.compiler;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Table of strings to operation code lookups.
 *
 * @xsl.usage internal
 */
public class Keywords {

    /**
     * Table of keywords to opcode associations.
     */
    private static final Map<String, Integer> m_keywords;

    /**
     * Table of axes names to opcode associations.
     */
    private static final Map<String, Integer> m_axisnames;

    /**
     * Table of function name to function ID associations.
     */
    private static final Map<String, Integer> m_nodetests;

    /**
     * Table of node type strings to opcode associations.
     */
    private static final Map<String, Integer> m_nodetypes;

    /**
     * ancestor axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_ANCESTORS_STRING = "ancestor";

    /**
     * ancestor-or-self axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_ANCESTORS_OR_SELF_STRING
            = "ancestor-or-self";

    /**
     * attribute axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_ATTRIBUTES_STRING = "attribute";

    /**
     * child axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_CHILDREN_STRING = "child";

    /**
     * descendant-or-self axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_DESCENDANTS_STRING = "descendant";

    /**
     * ancestor axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_DESCENDANTS_OR_SELF_STRING
            = "descendant-or-self";

    /**
     * following axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_FOLLOWING_STRING = "following";

    /**
     * following-sibling axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_FOLLOWING_SIBLINGS_STRING
            = "following-sibling";

    /**
     * parent axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_PARENT_STRING = "parent";

    /**
     * preceding axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_PRECEDING_STRING = "preceding";

    /**
     * preceding-sibling axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_PRECEDING_SIBLINGS_STRING
            = "preceding-sibling";

    /**
     * self axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_SELF_STRING = "self";

    /**
     * namespace axes string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_NAMESPACE_STRING = "namespace";

    /**
     * self axes abreviated string.
     */
    private static final String FROM_SELF_ABBREVIATED_STRING = ".";

    /**
     * comment node test string.
     */
    private static final String NODETYPE_COMMENT_STRING = "comment";

    /**
     * text node test string.
     */
    private static final String NODETYPE_TEXT_STRING = "text";

    /**
     * processing-instruction node test string.
     */
    private static final String NODETYPE_PI_STRING = "processing-instruction";

    /**
     * Any node test string.
     */
    private static final String NODETYPE_NODE_STRING = "node";

    /**
     * Wildcard element string.
     */
    private static final String NODETYPE_ANYELEMENT_STRING = "*";

    /**
     * current function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_CURRENT_STRING = "current";

    /**
     * last function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_LAST_STRING = "last";

    /**
     * position function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_POSITION_STRING = "position";

    /**
     * count function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_COUNT_STRING = "count";

    /**
     * id function string.
     */
    static final String FUNC_ID_STRING = "id";

    /**
     * key function string (XSLT).
     */
    public static final String FUNC_KEY_STRING = "key";

    /**
     * local-name function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_LOCAL_PART_STRING = "local-name";

    /**
     * namespace-uri function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_NAMESPACE_STRING = "namespace-uri";

    /**
     * name function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_NAME_STRING = "name";

    /**
     * generate-id function string (XSLT).
     */
    public static final String FUNC_GENERATE_ID_STRING = "generate-id";

    /**
     * not function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_NOT_STRING = "not";

    /**
     * true function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_TRUE_STRING = "true";

    /**
     * false function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_FALSE_STRING = "false";

    /**
     * boolean function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_BOOLEAN_STRING = "boolean";

    /**
     * lang function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_LANG_STRING = "lang";

    /**
     * number function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_NUMBER_STRING = "number";

    /**
     * floor function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_FLOOR_STRING = "floor";

    /**
     * ceiling function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_CEILING_STRING = "ceiling";

    /**
     * round function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_ROUND_STRING = "round";

    /**
     * sum function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_SUM_STRING = "sum";

    /**
     * string function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_STRING_STRING = "string";

    /**
     * starts-with function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_STARTS_WITH_STRING = "starts-with";

    /**
     * contains function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_CONTAINS_STRING = "contains";

    /**
     * substring-before function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_SUBSTRING_BEFORE_STRING
            = "substring-before";

    /**
     * substring-after function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_SUBSTRING_AFTER_STRING = "substring-after";

    /**
     * normalize-space function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_NORMALIZE_SPACE_STRING = "normalize-space";

    /**
     * translate function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_TRANSLATE_STRING = "translate";

    /**
     * concat function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_CONCAT_STRING = "concat";

    /**
     * system-property function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_SYSTEM_PROPERTY_STRING = "system-property";

    /**
     * function-available function string (XSLT).
     */
    public static final String FUNC_EXT_FUNCTION_AVAILABLE_STRING
            = "function-available";

    /**
     * element-available function string (XSLT).
     */
    public static final String FUNC_EXT_ELEM_AVAILABLE_STRING
            = "element-available";

    /**
     * substring function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_SUBSTRING_STRING = "substring";

    /**
     * string-length function string.
     */
    public static final String FUNC_STRING_LENGTH_STRING = "string-length";

    /**
     * unparsed-entity-uri function string (XSLT).
     */
    public static final String FUNC_UNPARSED_ENTITY_URI_STRING
            = "unparsed-entity-uri";

    /**
     * here function string (XML Signature).
     */
    public static final String FUNC_HERE_STRING = "here";

  // Proprietary, built in functions
    /**
     * current function string (Proprietary).
     */
    public static final String FUNC_DOCLOCATION_STRING = "document-location";

    static {
        Map<String, Integer> keywords = new HashMap<>();
        Map<String, Integer> axisnames = new HashMap<>();
        Map<String, Integer> nodetests = new HashMap<>();
        Map<String, Integer> nodetypes = new HashMap<>();

        axisnames.put(FROM_ANCESTORS_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_ANCESTORS);
        axisnames.put(FROM_ANCESTORS_OR_SELF_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_ANCESTORS_OR_SELF);
        axisnames.put(FROM_ATTRIBUTES_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_ATTRIBUTES);
        axisnames.put(FROM_CHILDREN_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_CHILDREN);
        axisnames.put(FROM_DESCENDANTS_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_DESCENDANTS);
        axisnames.put(FROM_DESCENDANTS_OR_SELF_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_DESCENDANTS_OR_SELF);
        axisnames.put(FROM_FOLLOWING_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_FOLLOWING);
        axisnames.put(FROM_FOLLOWING_SIBLINGS_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_FOLLOWING_SIBLINGS);
        axisnames.put(FROM_PARENT_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_PARENT);
        axisnames.put(FROM_PRECEDING_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_PRECEDING);
        axisnames.put(FROM_PRECEDING_SIBLINGS_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_PRECEDING_SIBLINGS);
        axisnames.put(FROM_SELF_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_SELF);
        axisnames.put(FROM_NAMESPACE_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_NAMESPACE);
        m_axisnames = Collections.unmodifiableMap(axisnames);

        nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_COMMENT_STRING, OpCodes.NODETYPE_COMMENT);
        nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_TEXT_STRING, OpCodes.NODETYPE_TEXT);
        nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_PI_STRING, OpCodes.NODETYPE_PI);
        nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_NODE_STRING, OpCodes.NODETYPE_NODE);
        nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_ANYELEMENT_STRING, OpCodes.NODETYPE_ANYELEMENT);
        m_nodetypes = Collections.unmodifiableMap(nodetypes);

        keywords.put(FROM_SELF_ABBREVIATED_STRING, OpCodes.FROM_SELF);
        keywords.put(FUNC_ID_STRING, FunctionTable.FUNC_ID);
        keywords.put(FUNC_KEY_STRING, FunctionTable.FUNC_KEY);
        m_keywords = Collections.unmodifiableMap(keywords);

        nodetests.put(NODETYPE_COMMENT_STRING, OpCodes.NODETYPE_COMMENT);
        nodetests.put(NODETYPE_TEXT_STRING, OpCodes.NODETYPE_TEXT);
        nodetests.put(NODETYPE_PI_STRING, OpCodes.NODETYPE_PI);
        nodetests.put(NODETYPE_NODE_STRING, OpCodes.NODETYPE_NODE);
        m_nodetests = Collections.unmodifiableMap(nodetests);
    }

    static Integer getAxisName(String key) {
        return m_axisnames.get(key);
    }

    static Integer lookupNodeTest(String key) {
        return m_nodetests.get(key);
    }

    static Integer getKeyWord(String key) {
        return m_keywords.get(key);
    }

    static Integer getNodeType(String key) {
        return m_nodetypes.get(key);
    }
}


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