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Consumer Pamphlet: Parenting and Divorce
Florida Constitution Revision
Clients' Security Fund
Parents' duties
Parenting plans
Children are our most precious resource. We must protect them from undue hurt and turmoil. Care of the children should be the primary concern for both parents in a divorce (called a "dissolution of marriage"). You should remember that, in a dissolution action, you are ending your marriage to your spouse. Neither of you is ending a relationship with your children. You no longer will be spouses, but you will always remain your children's parents.
Divorce is a major personal crisis for adults and children. The stress can produce physical symptoms as well as behavioral and emotional problems. Children of different ages may react differently to divorce – from irritability in infants to drug use in adolescents. Recognizing the signs of trouble early and helping children deal with them may prevent serious future problems. By coming to an agreement on parenting issues, you and your spouse avoid or minimize harm to the children and avoid a court fight.
However, if you are unable to resolve these issues, the court must decide them for you.
In a divorce situation, the parents should at all times conduct themselves and their activities in a way that will promote the welfare and best interests of the children. It is the public policy of Florida that each child has frequent and continuing contact with both parents after the parents separate or the marriage is dissolved. It is also the public policy of Florida to encourage parents to share the rights and responsibilities, and joys, of child-rearing. There is no presumption for or against a parent regardless of the parent's gender.
Each parent has an affirmative duty under Florida law to promote a positive relationship between the children and the other parent. Both parents must attempt to ensure that the children have unhampered contact and free access with both parents.
Neither parent may do anything to hamper the natural development of the children's love and respect for the other parent. A parent should not disparage the other parent or discuss the divorce in the children's presence. Each parent must make all reasonable efforts to encourage and facilitate communication between the other parent and the children. Neither parent should do anything that would estrange the children from the other parent or that would injure the children's opinion of either parent. The parents should consider whether electronic communication would help supplement face-to-face contact between the parent and children during and after the divorce proceeding. The court may order electronic parent-child communication in appropriate circumstances; however, electronic communication may not be used to replace or as a substitute for face-to-face parent-child contact.
Florida law requires the creation of a Parenting Plan for all children subject to a dissolution of marriage action. Parenting Plans are designed to reflect the modern-day challenges and circumstances facing parents and minor children before, during and after a dissolution of marriage.
Parenting Plans address the details of how the parents will share in the decision-making responsibilities for both major decisions and the day-to-day tasks involved in raising children. Parenting Plans also articulate the regular, holiday and break schedules for the time the children will spend with each parent.
Parenting Plans encompass issues including but not limited to the address to be used for school registration and boundary determination, and methods and technologies for communicating with the children.
In approving a Parenting Plan, a court must make a determination of what is in the best interest of the child. Among the 20 factors to be considered by the court are:
The demonstrated capacity and disposition of each parent to facilitate and encourage a close and continuing parent-child relationship, to honor the time-sharing schedule and to be reasonable when changes are required.
The length of time the child has lived in a stable, satisfactory environment and the desirability of maintaining continuity.
The geographic viability of the Parenting Plan, with special attention paid to the needs of school-age children and the amount of time to be spent traveling to effectuate the Parenting Plan.
The moral fitness of the parents.
The mental and physical health of the parents.
The child's home, school and community record.
The reasonable preference of the child, if the court deems the child to be of sufficient intelligence, understanding and experience to express a preference.
Evidence of domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse, child abandonment or child neglect, regardless of whether a prior or pending action relating to those issues has been brought. If the court accepts evidence of prior or pending actions regarding domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse, child abandonment or child neglect, the court must specifically acknowledge in writing that such evidence was considered when evaluating the best interests of the child.
There are additional factors and considerations to be made by the court in approving a Parenting Plan. The above are just a few examples of those considerations. The more closely and cooperatively the two parents can work through the issues and consider the primary goal of doing what is in the best interest of the children, the easier the dissolution of marriage process will be for the entire family.
Parents in Florida are required to attend a parenting course on the consequences of divorce on families and children before a final judgment is entered.
In addition to attending the required class, you and your spouse may find it helpful to consult professionals, including Florida family law attorneys, family law mediators, parenting coordinators (also known as parenting facilitators) and family counselors, to help develop a Parenting Plan. All of these professionals can help parents develop their own Parenting Plan and resolve conflict so that the entire family can avoid the emotional and financial toll that litigating the issues in court can have.
The material in this pamphlet has been based on, and some of it has been taken directly from, Florida statutes in effect at the time it was written and represents general legal advice. Since the law is continually changing, some provisions in this pamphlet may be out of date. It is always best to consult an attorney about your legal rights and responsibilities regarding your particular case.
This pamphlet is produced as a public service for consumers by The Florida Bar.
[Updated January 2018]


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Diagnostic imaging systems such as X-ray and ultrasound have been in use for decades. Other systems, which include computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and nuclear or positron emission tomography (PET), are newer. These new diagnostic imaging systems are complex and image-processing intensive, forcing manufacturers to continuously introduce more advanced features and improved performance.
Semiconductors play an important role in developing these cutting-edge diagnostic imaging systems. With increases in density, flexibility and performance, today's programmable logic provides the system-on-a-chip (SOC) capabilities to drive next-generation imaging systems.
As shown in Figure 1, a typical diagnostic imaging system consists of three sets of cards: data acquisition, data consolidation, and image/data processing cards.
Figure 1: Example of Altera Solution for Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
The data acquisition card, which filters incoming data, is the most cost-sensitive system card. Usually a diagnostic imaging system will consist of multiple data acquisition cards (in some cases, up to 20 cards per system). Once the data is compensated and filtered, it is sent to the data consolidation card for buffering and data alignment. For CT and PET scanners where the detectors rotate around the body, the data is serialized and sent across a slip ring electromechanical subassembly. Once the data has been collected, it is sent to the image/data processing cards. These cards perform heavy-duty filtering and the most algorithm-intensive image reconstruction. Once completed the final imaging and scaling functions for display are usually done on a single board computer (SBC). There are several variables that you need to consider before making component selections for the acquisition and processing cards. For example, depending on the number of channels per system and resolution required, you could choose:
Off-the-shelf analog components or integrate the analog functionality into an ASIC
Two-dimensional (2D) or three-dimensional (3D) imaging
To partition image processing between the processing cards and the SBC
Feature-Rich Programmable Solutions for Image Processing
Altera® FPGAs provide favorable solutions to designers of diagnostic imaging equipment. For cost-sensitive data acquisition cards, Cyclone® II and Cyclone III devices, which now offer abundant digital signal processing (DSP) blocks plus the lowest price per logic element (LE) compared to all other cost-optimized FPGA families, are excellent candidates.
The Stratix® II, Stratix, Stratix GX , Stratix II GX, and HardCopy® families are ideal for data consolidation and image processing cards. These families give system designers flexibility, performance, integration, and design resources not available elsewhere. The Stratix II device family uses a high-performance architecture that accelerates block-based designs for maximum system performance. They include high-performance DSP blocks (up to 384 18x18 multipliers), up to 10 Mbits of embedded TriMatrix memory, up to 180,000 logic elements (LEs), and flexible I/O standards. Stratix II devices can interface with external memory such as DDR2, RLDRAM II, FCRAM, QDRII, DDR, QDR, and SRAM. Stratix GX and Stratix II GX devices also feature multigigabit (from 1.25 to 6 Gbps) serial transceiver technology necessary to transport high-speed data across slip rings and backplanes. For additional cost reduction and a rapid alternative to traditional ASICs, Altera offers HardCopy devices, the industry's first ASICs with a seamless FPGA migration path.
The feature-rich Nios® II embeded processor affords unprecedented flexibility and performance at an incredibly low price. Nios II processors can be used in place of a host microcontroller for motor control functions on auxiliary cards. Using Stratix, Stratix II, Stratix GX, Stratix II GX, Cyclone II, or Cyclone III devices on image processing cards, an embedded Nios II CPU coupled with DSP blocks as co-processors can replace one or more digital signal processors for significant cost reductions.
Altera also offers an extensive set of related intellectual property, development kits and reference designs for diagnostic imaging functions. Visit the links below to get started on your next design. See Table 1.
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数字电视和机顶盒
家庭网络
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All of a sudden, feminist professors are very concerned about due process in Title IX hearings!
That's because feminist literary theorist Avital Ronell, a philosophy professor at New York University, is reportedly under investigation by the school's Title IX office. Exactly what she is accused of has not been detailed in news reports in which Ronell and NYU have also declined comment.
But clearly, it's a witch hunt, according to dozens of peers who recently signed a letter in Ronell's defense, including one of the most well-known feminist theorists in the nation, Judith Butler.
Admitting they have not read the case file, these scholars nevertheless denounce and decry the fact that the investigation is even underway, and accuse the unnamed accuser of waging a "malicious campaign," according to the letter, obtained and published by University of Chicago law and philosophy Professor Brian Leiter on his blog.
I agree that NYU professor Avital Ronell deserves due process. Everyone does. I just wish that celebrity professors like Judith Butler & Gayatri Spivak had spoken up earlier when the campus kangaroo courts & witch-hunts began. Where have they been?
The sentiments in the letter go directly against the basic principles that most agree on when it comes to how to respond to sexual-assault allegations: Its writers malign the accuser, suggest the accused's prominence should influence how they're treated, and claim—without conducting an investigation of their own or providing evidence—that the accused cannot be found guilty. It also portrays the act of investigating as actively harmful to the accused.
These attitudes, when put forward in defense of accused men, have been rightly criticized. Contemporary methods of investigating sexual harassment and assault—whether criminal, civil, or workplace tribunal—have failed to protect victims and allowed perpetrators to escape unpunished. In this context, claiming that the very act of accusing someone or conducting an investigation causes harm seems to prop up a system that typically protects the accused.
Butler, a professor of critical theory and comparative literature at UC Berkeley, told the Chronicle of Higher Education that the letter on Leiter's blog is an "incorrect version" and contained errors but declined to provide a correct version or explain how the one on Leiter's blog is incorrect.


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Jeremie Beyou. Click on image to enlarge.
After three days of twists and turns in teasingly light conditions in the Bay of Biscay, Jeremie Beyou on Maitre CoQ won the inaugural New York - Vendee (Les Sables d'Olonne) Race presented by Currency House and SpaceCode at 14:37:52 (French time) today (Wednesday).
The race was won by one of French sailing's favourite sons. The 39-year-old skipper from Lorient, who learned to sail with his father in the Bay of Morlaix in Brittany, showed why he regards this stretch of water as his playground.
With the spotlight on them ahead of the start of the 2016-17 Vendee Globe in November, Beyou held off the challenge from his fellow French sailor, Sebastien Josse (Edmond de Rothschild), who should finish second later today, ahead of British sailor, Alex Thomson (Hugo Boss).
Beyou covered the course in 9 days 16 hours 57 minutes and 52 seconds. He sailed 3,460 miles at an average speed of 14.85 knots. Except for two brief spells, Beyou has led the race since he deposed Thomson on Saturday afternoon. His advantage was never greater than 30.9 miles, but it was notable that of the three he happily declared that he was used to managing leads of 0.3 of a mile for four days and he relished this close-quarter combat.
Today is the first day in the 21st Hobie 16 World Championships Open Semi Finals and those that made the cut will be joined by the pre qualified sailors from around the world to wage their campaign for the coveted title of World Champion. It's time to get serious!
Currently outside, the clouds have lifted and we have blue skies and a temperature of 26ºC (79ºF) at 6:30am. The Dapeng New District is expecting a maximum of 29ºC (90ºF) but it will be hot and humid and feel more like 39ºC (102ºF). The UV factor is once again sitting in the high range.
Wind is predicted to blow SSE at a rate of 6-12kts and it looks like we have a great day of racing ahead of us.
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Yachting New Zealand has responded to wide-spread international criticism of its selection practices and criticism by the Chairman of the NZ Sports Disputes Tribunal, Sir Bruce Robertson of the way it treated two Olympic sailors after they had qualified New Zealand for the 2016 Olympic sailing regatta at the ISAF World Sailing Championships in santander in September 2014.
Despite qualifying in ten Olympic classes and three Paralympic classes, New Zealand will only be represented in seven Olympic classes and one Paralympic class in the Rio Olympics in August 2016. Appeals were lodged with the Sports Disputes Tribunal in respect of the Womens Windsurfer (RS:X) and Womens Singlehander (Laser Radial), a third competitor in the Mens Windsurfer (RS:X) exited the YNZ program after funding disputes in 2015. An SDT Appeal was prepared but withdrawn just before the Hearing in respect of one of the Paralympic classes.
Royal Ulster Yacht Club is celebrating its 150th Anniversary this year with a number of events both afloat and on shore. Starting on 17th June there is the Randox Health Sigma 33 UK and Ireland National Championships. With twenty boats already entered from around the UK and Ireland this promises to be a keenly fought title.
The Club's Annual Regatta on Saturday 25th will follow a Sail Past the Club. On the Cruising front members of RUYC will join the Irish Cruising Club and Clyde Cruising Club for a Cruise-in-Company to the Western Isles. There is to be a full social programme to complement all the activity on the water.
Royal Ulster YC was the club from which Sir Thomas Lipton mounted his challenges for the America's Cup and we continue to present a trophy in his memory to club of the winning challenger. The current holder is the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron.
After a short pit stop in Helsinki, which included a press conference, a BBQ, several visits to the sauna and shower as well as some very precious minutes of badly needed sleep, the participants have started leg two of Nord Stream Invitational Race 2016. At 18:45 local time BRONENOSEC, TSAAR PETER and SPIRIT OF EUROPE crossed the start line just off the Helsingfors Segelklubb in Helsinki. A little behind followed SGM and PETITE FLAMME.
They are now facing 560 nautical miles of open Baltic Sea that they have to master. It will be fascinating to see what different tactics the boat's navigators are going to implement. Will they keep close to each other or try and move away from the fleet in order to find the perfect breeze that will bring them all the way to Warnemunde?
The Island Sailing Club in Cowes, Isle of Wight, is delighted that Prince Michael of Kent GCVO, has been confirmed as the Race Starter for the 2016 J.P. Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race on Saturday, 2nd July 2016.
Prince Michael will join Race officials on the Royal Yacht Squadron platform to commence the spectacular starting sequence and fire the cannon signifying the first of eleven class starts at 0830.
Prince Michael is not competing in the Race and is visiting the Isle of Wight to carry out a number of official visits.
Entries have now started to ramp up and are currently at 1,140 - a J/105 Jos of Hamble registered at #1,000.
In amongst those boats jostling for position in the second Class start at 0840 on July 2nd (Multihulls Grand Prix and MOCRA Racing (LOA 9.15m and over) are a number of well-known names not least of which are the MOD 70 multis; the duelling duo Phaedo^3 and Concise 10.
The Royal Ocean Racing Club's Season's Points Championship continues this weekend with the prestigious Morgan Cup Race, which will finish in Dieppe for the first time since 2013. The 130-150 mile race marks the half-way stage in the championship.
Dieppe is the mostly easterly destination of any of the RORC races starting from Cowes, with stronger tides adding an additional flavour to the strategic mix. Highly changeable weather is forecast for the early part of the race, with a fresh westerly breeze anticipated in the latter. Competitors can expect a warm welcome at the Cercle de la Voile de Dieppe (CVD) and Dieppe is also well known for its superb seafood restaurants and the 17th century Chateau de Dieppe, now a museum with a strong maritime collection.
Racing under the IRC Rating System, a wide variety of yachts will be racing from Great Britain, France and the Netherlands. IMOCA 60, Artemis Ocean Racing, skippered by Mikey Ferguson is the hot favourite for Line Honours. In IRC One, Edward Broadway's Ker 40, Hooligan VII is the fastest yacht on IRC rating. RORC Committee member, Michel Peretie, will be racing his new French JND39, Stamina while RORC Vice Commodore Steven Anderson, racing Corby 40 Cracklin Rosie, is relishing the prospect of resuming the battle with past RORC Commodore Mike Greville, racing his Ker 39 Erivale III.
* From John Burnie: In view of all the recent accolades for Phil Sharpe in the latest Seahorse I am reminded of an email letter I wrote to several people including Seahorse in 2011. I was based in Guadeloupe at the time running a Swan Charter business there. It does not surprise me at all that when Phil does take to the water in his IMOCA 60 in the Vendee it will not be under the auspices of any British sponsor. Ironically Phil remains loyal to the image - even posting the title on one of his recent blogs "Doing it for Britain".
I have constantly tried to put the "flag up" for Phil Sharp (who stayed with me in Guadeloupe where I gladly allowed him to abuse my laundry, telephone and internet connection for about a month) following his Class 40 win after the Route Du Rhum in 2006. Phil was totally self funded, in a basic Class 40 boat, beating highly sponsored top professionals like Gidas Morvan into second place by nearly two days.
He's a star solo sailor this lad - he has won (or done very well) in rather a lot of solo races over a number of years and quite frankly has received pretty poor recognition or sponsorship in return. Its still amazes me that the Artemis Sailing Academy chose Sam Goodchild who (indubitably ticks all the boxes as a great sailor / but may sail in Phil's wake for some years to come) rather than selecting this obvious winner. So it really does not come as a surprise to me that Phil has easily beaten the Artemis first choice in every race so far – he exudes that certain quality and toughness required in class single handed sailors. Simon Rogers will recall I flagged him as a serious potential replacement for Brian Thompson to run his Vendee yacht of the moment. (Jonny Malbon was selected instead) "Les Jeunes Frogs" on the solo circuit revere Phil's ability - so I am at a loss to understand why so few people in the UK have yet recognised his potential.
Does anyone know some organisation / person who might take some better interest in this young / potential winner? And please let him / them be British!
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2013 Botin 65. 3,500,000 USD Located in the United Kingdom.
Our latest central listing is the ultimate racer/cruiser and is considered by her crew to be a 65 foot "super yacht". Built impeccably by Knierim in Germany, she was first launched in June of 2013.
Her owner invisioned a yacht with mini maxi performance, but with an interior that is second to none and all incorporated into a package that can be raced with only 10 to 12 crew. Her race results have proven that the Botin office hit the ball out of the park with this design, as her first distance race she shattered the ARC transatlantic record and then in shorter races such as the 2014 Sydney to Hobart, she was 7th to finish boat for boat, beating all her similar sized race boats boat for boat, which resulted her being third in class behind two canting keel and smaller race boats. We believe this boat represents an outstanding opportunity to step right on the perfect racer/cruiser.
2012 J 111 - ODYSSEY. 199000 USD. Located in Newport, RI - USA.
Used as a boat show demo by the manufacturer, this owner purchased her as new. ODYSSEY has been based and used in Narragansett Bay principally in NYYC and other RI based events. The yacht is captain maintained in the summer months.
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100 trade delegations to descend for business festival
More than 30,000 business delegates will gather for the International Festival for Business in June
Lucy Roue
Organisers of the second International Festival for Business 2016 (IFB2016) have confirmed that more than 100 trade delegations will take part.
More than 30,000 business delegates will gather for the festival in June next year for three weeks, with around 40 per cent of delegates expected to come from abroad.
Business from across the globe are due to travel to the UK specifically to do deals with UK SMEs. Companies which took part in IFB2014 secured £80m in export sales and organisers are expecting an even better festival in 2016.
The delegations will provide UK SMEs that take part in the festival with a gateway to connect with key markets including Europe, South East Asia, USA, India, China, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Businesses can connect with the international delegations by joining the IFB Business Club. This will enable them to benefit from the festival's Business Matching service, which connects companies according to their requirements and which will launch in early 2016.
UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) has partnered with IFB2016 as part of the GREAT campaign and is working to drive engagement with international partners.
China, the USA and Europe are of specific interest to the IFB2016 organisers, with more than 60 per cent of the delegations being drawn from these three regions.
IFB2016 aims to deliver more than £280m
Manchester to play key role
China, in particular, is a key area of focus for the international delegations, and three trade visits to China have already taken place to encourage engagement from Chinese SMEs looking to forge global connections.
Chris Heyes, Head of International at IFB2016, said: "There is going to be a huge international presence at IFB2016 and we're very excited about the potential this presents for UK SMEs looking to forge international links and do business on a global scale.
"The festival really opens up new markets that may not be easily accessible to smaller businesses and gives UK SMEs the opportunity to put themselves on a global platform and connect with SMEs in other countries who are looking to do deals, find new suppliers, and develop new partnerships.
"We've had a lot of interest from organisations across the seven key regions that we're targeting and we're utilising UKTI's great global network, as well as tapping into our sponsor's network of contacts across the globe, to ensure the delegations we're bringing over will really add value and be a great fit for UK businesses looking to make the most of the opportunity."
Activity during IFB2016 will be clustered round three themes: manufacturing, creative and digital, and energy and environment.
Businesses and individuals can register now for IFB's Business Club, which provides entry to the festival as well as access to exclusive benefits during the run-up to the festival, including a range of free business support services.


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I was just suppose to go and buy dinner but there was a mall wide sale and I couldn't help it! Hehehe. I think this is quite a workable pair. I might do something like Queen Michelle with her diy 'cage' spats. They also got a silver/black pair but I thought that the gold one is prettier. What do you think? Should I have gotten the silver instead of the gold?
Thank you K. Well I'm glad I got the gold pair then. I also thought that gold suited my colouring better than the silver.
Gold and black is a wonderful combination, so good choice.


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Roxy Han had been working in the film and television industry for 6 years before one fateful day when she got an injury that would change her life in the very best way. She was at a Jiu Jitsu convention, zigged when she should have zagged and ended up with a separated AC joint. The acupuncture treatments she received afterward were so effective in reducing pain and speeding healing that she knew she had to discover this medicine's secrets for herself.
She enrolled at Emperor's College of Traditional Oriental Medicine at her earliest chance, and graduated with highest honors in 2006. She went on to treat in different acupuncture clinics all over Southern California, incorporating the very best techniques she observed into her own.
Roxy Han founded Elements Total Health in South Pasadena in 2008, an integrative health clinic, where she performed over 30,000 patient visits. Blue Jean Acupuncture in Pasadena is her newest clinic, where she will be treating people with the same high quality level of care she has been providing for over 12 years. Roxy Han is a caring and effective physician, capable of treating many different types of health concerns, especially pain related and fertility issues.
Iris Martin is a Licensed Acupuncturist and certified yoga instructor. It is her passion to help others feel their best through these two modalities.
She has a background in social services, psychology, and education. After working for nearly a decade with special needs children, she became a certified yoga instructor with the hopes of bringing more balance and peace into her life. Since 2008, she has been teaching a variety of yoga classes from prenatal to Vinyasa flow in studios as well as private settings.
She became inspired by personal experiences receiving acupuncture and decided to go back to school for her Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine. In acupuncture she has found her true calling and is blessed to be able to draw from knowledge gained in all parts of her professional life.
Iris graduated from Five Branches University in Santa Cruz and worked for many years in Los Gatos at a family-centered practice focusing on fertility, prenatal, and postpartum care. She was fortunate to be a part of this group throughout her own fertility struggle and IVF pregnancy. Acupuncture was an integral part of her journey and this experience helped to shape her practice and approach to patients facing similar challenges. She also loves treating people in chronic or acute pain and helping cancer patients combat the side effects of medications and procedures.
She loves spending time with her husband and daughter, reading, exercising, traveling, and enjoying nature.
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Leonard "Leo" Canjels (1 d'abril de 1933 - 26 de maig de 2010) va ser un futbolista internacional neerlandès que va jugar al NAC Breda.

Carrera com a jugador

Club
Canjels va començar a jugar a futbol al VV Baronie de Breda. Va debutar al NAC la temporada 1956/1957 i va jugar set anys al club abans de retirar-se. Com a jugador del NAC Breda, Canjels va guanyar dues vegades el premi al màxim golejador de l'Eredivisie, el 1958 i el 1959.

Canjels va rebre el sobrenom de Het Kanon (la pistola) a causa del seu poderós xut.

Internacional
Canjels va debutar amb els Països Baixos en un partit amistós del maig de 1959 contra Turquia i va disputar-hi un total de 3 partits, marcant 2 gols. Va guanyar els seus altres partits en amistosos contra Bulgària i Escòcia el mateix any.

Carrera com a entrenador
Després de retirar-se com a jugador, Canjels es va convertir en entrenador, primer en els equips amateurs Dongen i Baronie i després va dirigir el NAC Breda, així com el Club Brugge i el Cercle Brugge entre d'altres a Bèlgica. Amb Brugge va guanyar la lliga belga el 1973.

Es va retirar de l'entrenament el 1990.

Va morir el 26 de maig de 2010 després d'una llarga malaltia.

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Q: When do I have to initialize variables in Tensorflow? I am trying to understand tensor flow and how  understand it one has to first create ops and variables add them to the graph and then in a session those operations will be performed.
Then why in this piece of code I don't have to use the method initialize_all_variables()?
I was trying to add init = tf.initialize_all_variables() and then sess.run(init) but it was wrong. Why is this working without the initialization??
import tensorflow as tf
import numpy as np
x = tf.placeholder('float', [2,3])
y = x*2
z = tf.Variable([[1,1,1],[1,1,1]], name = "z")
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    x_data = np.arange(1,7).reshape((2,3))
    z.assign(x_data)
    res = sess.run(y, feed_dict = {x:x_data})
    print(res.dtype, z.dtype, z.get_shape())`

A: You are not allowed to read an uninitialized value. In the case above you are not reading z hence you don't need to initialize it.
If you look at at variables.py you see that initialize_all_variables is a group node connected to all initializers
def initialize_variables(var_list, name="init"):
...

 return control_flow_ops.group(
        *[v.initializer for v in var_list], name=name)

Looking at z.initializer, you can see it's an Assign node. So evaluating tf.initialize_all_variables in TensorFlow is the same as doing session.run on z.assign(...

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Driving down the road and you hear THAT song. THAT song that triggers your memory to a time when perhaps you were a teenager and was just broken up with by a significant other. You played that song over and over and over again and while it made you cry, and at that moment you thought you weren't going to survive….you did. That song healed you in a way that you didn't even know.
How about the song that reminds you of driving down the road and you felt like you were invincible. That song that made you believe that the sky was the limit and is!!! Songs are our own music video. Each and every song that you hear plays a part in your history. Some happy, some sad, some just….
Depending on our life's situation we can hear the SAME song differently every single time. The song that triggered this blog today was Where The Streets Have No Name by U2. I use to play it in my 1985 Jeep and in the beginning of the song as it gears up, I remember jamming to that and feeling like I was being catapulted in my life to a new dimension. Well this morning, that song came on the radio. I was driving my Jeep (not the same one) and the beginning still possessed me to jam out, still made me believe that I was being catapulted, BUT also reminded me of how far I have come. That first girl was going thru a breakup, still living at home, and working for a temp agency. The woman that listened to it today, is a shop owner, mother of four, blessed in my being and thankful for the moment.
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Pervasive Media Studio
DoxBox trustbot at the Future Fair!
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Maximum glow
All the laser beams, neon lines, wireframes, Knight Rider-esque cars called Fairlady Z, and er… giant salamis floating in space that you could want in this 1983 demo reel by Japan Computer Graphics Lab.
"Spread human ride robots"
カワイイイイイイイイイイイイイ!!!
I'm still not entirely sure if this project which "aims to spread human ride robots" is in earnest or some kind of satirical sci fi art concept. Sometimes in Japan it's hard to tell. It's also entirely possible for any given thing to be both. I think "both" is probably the answer here although if it is a joke or has jokey elements, then it's a joke carried out with unusual thoroughness and commitment. Well, unusual if you're not Japanese, anyway. Obviously as usual any humour, intended or otherwise, has been missed by 90% of the lumpencommentariat on YouTube. As I've pointed out before, like the British the Japanese have an international reputation for being somehow both joyless stiffs and unpredictably eccentric, but in fact both nations across all social classes share a deep affinity for daft, surreal, mocking humour that doesn't necessarily register in the USA, or…
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An Interstellar dog's dinner
Minor spoiler warning because this is a discussion of Christopher Nolan's new film Interstellar, if that kind of thing causes you angst. Nothing that wouldn't be seen a mile off by any intelligent viewer of the trailer or the film itself, nor is there anything that wouldn't be seen coming at interstellar distances (GET IT?) by any science fiction fan.
Thanks for all your help, sarcastic robot!
Interstellar is the story of three middle-aged white rappers who talk and gesticulate into a fish eye lens while a giant octopus monster fights a huge robot… no, wait… this is the plot of the video for Intergalactic.
The real Interstellar is a really well-crafted film with some beautiful imagery and design. Despite being an overlong and self-indulgent movie, the nearly three hour running time doesn't feel like you've been wasting your life. Certainly it's better for a film like this–…
I wouldn't say that Funky Forest: The First Contact (ナイスの森 Naisu no mori) is a good or neccessarily a very funny film for the most part. But it is a film in which the scene above occurs, which is a kind of recommendation if you're a fan of this blog and its usual subject matter. After a passing high school student is persuaded to use her navel to power up a Cronenbergian television that gives birth to a miniature sushi chef through its puckered sphincter-screen, the scene ends like this:
To which the only possible response from her– and us, probably– is:
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ナイスの森
Funky Forest
Naisu no mori
silly costumes
"Drugs and psychological brain-washing"
Just two more images I scanned from the old British boys' magazine/comic Eagle, posted here very belatedly purely because I just found them on an old HD and I don't know why they never got published.
Coincidentally, the "colour-reflex conditioning" to which Mike is being subjected (above) looks very much like the Zoom ice lolly being advertised below. It's like he's being frontally aggravated by the business end of a massive Zoom lolly, which can happen when you're tripping your tits off like young Michael here. Mike Lane = Migraine?
Perhaps some of those special sugar cubes on the coffee table made their way into the Lyons Maid factory. It might explain where they got the idea that being Commander in Chief of the Galaxy Patrol would be fab. Only Zoom fans are in it, baby. Fab was (and I think it still is, in Britain) another…
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Scarlett Johansson's murder van
… and how she was punished for it.
It's been out a while, but I only just got around to Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin, the enigmatic, glacial barely-horror film in which an alien (Scarlett Johansson) drives around in a white Transit van and preys upon lone men in Scotland. I've not read the novel by Michel Faber, upon which the film was based, so this discussion is purely about the latter. There'll be spoilers, so if you haven't seen the film and you're one of those big babies there's plenty of other things to read on this blog.
You know some bad news is coming, because I'll start with the good. The film captures the bleak beauty and grey light of Scotland perfectly. It looks like the most grimly lush Radiohead video ever, if Radiohead singles were ever nearly two hours long. The score by Mica Levi puts…
British films
Jonathan Glazer
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Blue on blue
Attentive viewers may notice some subtle Christian imagery in this clip from early 1970s Japanese TV show Ultraman Ace.
Only joking. It's about as subtle as a man throwing a rubber kaiju through a ten storey building. Either the makers of this series had absolutely no idea what blasphemy is, or they understood it perfectly well.
Anyone who's unfortunate enough to have seen the relentlessly grim Nolanised fun vacuum that was Man of Steel may also get flashbacks to it when they witness the gay abandon with which Ultraman blithely annihilates huge swathes of the city and (although unseen) presumably also thousands of the citizens he's ostensibly protecting. In Ultraman's version of reality it must pay off big time if you have shares in construction, emergency services and infrastructure companies.


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Handled With Care
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The breast cancer journey is a delicate one. The breast team at UConn Health strives to guide each patient through every step of their individual path with an unmatched level of attention and comfort.
By Kim Krieger
Photos by Peter Morenus
UConn medical oncologist Dr. Susan Tannenbaum initiated the multidisciplinary focus of the breast program, connecting patient care to research and bringing accreditation through the American College of Surgeons, before handing the reins to surgeon Dr. Christina Stevenson.
Some people need no urging to get medical screenings. These are the people who see their dentist twice a year like clockwork, who make that annual preventive care appointment, and who don't put off a colonoscopy.
But most people are not like that. Even a mammogram can be a tough sell. Getting your breasts squeezed between two cold plates and X-rayed while wearing an ill-fitting gown is nobody's idea of a good time. And when a patient has already found a suspicious lump, there's an extra layer of stress.
The radiologists and staff at UConn Health's Beekley Imaging Center, part of the Women's Center, do their best to dispel that stress. Good service and a relaxing atmosphere go a long way toward evoking a spa-like ambience. There's comfortable seating, private changing rooms, warmed gowns that fit, appointments that start on time — and cookies.
The patients appreciate it.
"I'm always in and out," one woman says to another as they ride the elevator up to the imaging center. "I stay for the cookies and juice," says the other. They both laugh. The first woman proclaims, "It's really nice up there!"
Indeed it is. And if a woman cares to linger over her cookies and juice, she can get her results on the spot.
"One woman, here in 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, always reports the same symptoms. Lumps, terrible breast pain. She wants our attention. She is worried about breast cancer," says Dr. Alex Merkulov, head of women's imaging and a radiologist in the Imaging Center. "Our job is to remind her of the prior years and assure her that everything is OK this time, too. We treat people the way we would want to be treated."
Merkulov is intensely attentive when you talk to him, and although his phone dings constantly, he gives you the feeling that all his focus is on you. However much time you need. He says working with each patient "is a personal relationship." And he means it.
All a woman needs to start this relationship is an order for a mammogram from her primary care doctor. She makes an appointment and fills out a short questionnaire when she arrives. Does she have a lump? Pain? Have any family members had breast cancer? Depending on her answers to the questionnaire and the results of her mammogram, the radiologists may recommend she come in for more frequent screenings or have a consultation with one of the genetic counselors.
After her low-dose mammogram, the woman dresses, gets her cookies and juice, and hears her results within 15 minutes. If she's in a hurry, she can leave immediately and get a phone call within two days letting her know if she needs any follow-up tests.
Most of the time, those results are A-OK. The radiologist gives the all-clear and says, "See you in two years."
"We treat people the way we want to be treated," says Dr. Alex Merkulov, head of women's imaging and a radiologist in the Beekley Imaging Center. The large screens in the Center's imaging suite allow radiologists to show patients exactly what they're seeing after a mammogram and explain why they are or are not concerned.
Intimate, Holistic Care
Only about 10% of women have something in the mammogram that might indicate a problem. When that happens, the radiologist recommends a follow-up ultrasound or a special mammogram to detect the calcium deposits that can signal early breast cancer.
"I'm a frequent flyer" at the Beekley Imaging Center, says a patient named Patricia. Because she's at high risk for breast cancer, she's had tests often over the last 10 years. At some places she's had mammograms, "you go in a basement, you don't talk to anyone, you get a letter a week later," she says. But UConn Health is completely different.
When she first started going, they modeled her risk. Patricia's was off the charts, so they had her meet with a medical oncologist at the Carole and Ray Neag Comprehensive Cancer Center who specializes in breast cancer to discuss preventive options. After examining Patricia's history in detail, the oncologist, Dr. Susan Tannenbaum, advised her that actually, she didn't need to proceed with preventive medical oncology. On other visits, the radiologist has invited her into his office to view the mammograms displayed on big screens so he can show her exactly what he sees and explain why he is or isn't concerned.
"They give you a lot of information in a caring way," Patricia says. "I have too much going on to have my primary care doctor and OB/GYN booking appointments randomly — I need a team treating me holistically. This feels like intimate care from really great doctors."
That focus on intimate, holistic care is evident even when a woman has a benign breast condition. Women with breast pain, breast infections, fibroadenomas, and other lumps that aren't cancer see Dr. Dana Scott, an OB/GYN who specializes in benign breast conditions. The benign breast disease program she leads is unique in the area.
"I try to really listen to my patients and spend the appropriate amount of time with them to hear all their concerns," Scott says. Sometimes the women need treatment, sometimes even surgery. But just as often, it's the care and attention they get that is the most valuable. For "a lot of patients who are really worried they have breast cancer and they don't, having someone who can listen to them, examine them, and provide follow-up is really important," Scott says.
Not All Women Are the Same
But what if a woman's breast condition isn't benign? If the follow-up scans reveal something that looks suspicious, the radiologists discuss the findings with the woman and advise her to come in for a biopsy, scheduled at her convenience for some time in the next day or two.
The tissue from the biopsy is evaluated by Dr. Poornima Hegde, a UConn Health pathologist who specializes in breast disease. A cancer diagnosis is only as precise at the pathologist who evaluates the suspicious cells, and Hegde is an expert. She looks at breast tissue all day, every day, and can make the call between cells that are just a little weird versus cells that mean malignancy.
"We try to reduce the ambiguity: either you're OK, or you're not," says Merkulov, the radiologist. "Poornima is a godsend."
If Hegde and the radiologists agree the woman has a cancerous mass, they spring into action. They contact the breast cancer nurse navigator and, often, the team's social worker and bring them in to discuss the results of the biopsy with the patient. The nurse navigator will call the patient and answer any preliminary questions she has. The navigator also tries to identify any hurdles or barriers the woman might have to overcome to get treatment.
"You need to understand where people are coming from: people may have the exact same diagnosis but very different resources," says Wendy Thibodeau, RN, one of the nurse navigators who works with breast cancer patients. Thibodeau speaks plainly, and intuitively grasps what you're really asking with a question. Her role as a navigator is to coordinate care for the patient, offer her emotional support, evaluate any barriers to treatment, and help her get to the next step. She gives every patient her cell phone number and tells them they can call her anytime. Often, they call her to ask her to remind them what the doctor said, what they need to do. But other times, she must talk them down.
"Sometimes we have a patient whose first instinct is 'Cut it off! Cut it out of me!'" Thibodeau says. "I have to call her and explain you can't just cut; you need to do lots of tests to understand what we need to do to treat this." Sometimes a woman will need chemotherapy before surgery to shrink the tumor. The nurse navigator can fit the woman for a cold cap to preserve her hair and meet her on the first day of chemotherapy for support. Or she might need other tests or treatments, and the nurse navigator can explain those and help her through them. Not all breast cancers are the same.
And not all women are the same, nor do they have the same needs. Both these points were highlighted during a tumor board meeting this summer.
The tumor boards are weekly meetings between the medical oncologist, the surgeons, the radiologists, pathologist, the nurses, and the social worker. Radiation oncologists, plastic surgeons, genetic counselors, and any others involved in the patients' care also join. They discuss their cases that week. Typically, the radiologist will start off, to show the extent of the cancer in the breast and whether they believe it has spread. The pathologist will share and confirm with the team what she's found.
The medical oncologist will discuss the best approach, the type of treatment this cancer responds to best, whether the patient will need chemotherapy. The surgeons consider the type of excisions they can offer the patient. The discussion about treatment is often collaborative, with the surgeons, radiologists, medical oncologist, and geneticists all weighing in. They also discuss cases post-surgery; did they find what they thought they would? Should treatment change
in any way?
Dr. Christina Stevenson, surgical oncologist and breast program head, in the operating room.
The Road to the 'All-Clear' — and Beyond
And then there was a patient we'll call Deborah. She was a 43-year-old single mother. She needed to come in for surgery, and soon. But she had no one to take care of her children for the 24 hours or so she would need for surgery and recovery. Everyone was worried about her.
Dr. Christina Stevenson, the surgical oncologist and head of the breast program at UConn Health, was the first person to bring up Deborah's childcare predicament. She'd seen her the day before.
Typically, when Stevenson meets with a patient who needs surgery, they discuss surgical options: just the lump, or the whole breast? Perhaps the woman wants a reduction done at the same time, or implants put in for reconstruction, or her own tissue used instead of implants. Stevenson often consults with a plastic surgeon, and she does what is called oncoplastic surgery.
"I always try to preserve the breast in a lumpectomy to have the same size and shape we started with," she says. "People worry they'll have a divot. But we can move tissue around to help with the appearance." She also has a few technological tricks, like the Biozorb sitting on her desk. It looks like an inch-long spring made of clear plastic. It's actually resorbable suture material, studded with little metal clips. The sutures give a scaffold for the tissue to regrow upon, while the metal clips show up on a CAT scan or mammogram and help to focus radiation treatments, as well as follow-up in the future.
Stevenson is very calm describing all this; talking to her about breast surgery is almost soothing. Above her desk is an excerpt of a Christian prayer often attributed to Mother Teresa: "Dear Lord, Give skill to my hand, clear vision to my mind, kindness and meekness to my heart. Give me singleness of purpose and strength to lift up a part of the burden of my suffering fellow man."
Stevenson brought up Deborah's case at the tumor board. The social worker and nurse and community navigators stepped in. Although it's more common for the community navigators to set up rides to appointments, provide gas cards, or fit patients for a nice wig, their goal is to make it possible for women to get treatment. The social worker focuses on psychosocial needs, and here was a woman with very limited social support. The social worker spoke with Deborah often, exploring who could care for her children within her family and community. Eventually Deborah worked past her anxiety and began to make concrete decisions. After much discussion, she found it in herself to speak with her sister and ask for assistance in caring for her kids while she was in recovery. Her friend drove her to and from surgery. Thanks to everyone stepping up, Deborah was able to successfully complete the initial phase of her treatment.
After surgery, Stevenson follows up with the patient at 1.5 weeks, then three months, then every three to six months for two years, often alternating visits with the medical oncologist. Then, if all is well, the patient comes back for yearly mammograms for life. She comes in for her scans and her cookies and juice and, hopefully, gets the all-clear. And if not, then Stevenson and the rest of the team at UConn Health's breast program will help her take care of it.
"Because breast cancer is fairly easy to treat, typically. Especially when we catch it early," Stevenson says. "And when we do regular mammograms, we catch it early."
Nurse navigators and nurses like Minal Dave, RN, often offer patients emotional support.
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Literacy is the key to success for students across the curriculum. We believe that all students can achieve high standards in Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening. At Ballarat North Primary School, focussed teaching, along with high expectations for all students, has a significant impact on student achievement. Teachers assess and monitor students throughout the year to identify each student's needs and plan for literacy teaching and learning accordingly.
Students from Prep to Grade 6 are involved in a daily structured literacy block, which includes a wide variety of engaging experiences to scaffold achievement in Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening. Technology is an integral part of literacy, with students actively involved in using iPads, interactive whiteboards and computers in both the reading and writing processes.


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Q: Referencing Object within Object Javascript Confusion I am trying to create a reference to an object within an object, rather than creating a copy of it. I'm confused about reference vs. copy. What confuses me:
let master = {}
master['SomeObject'] = {a:"Something",b:"something"}
let subMaster = master['SomeObject']
subMaster['Test'] = true
console.log(master['SomeObject']['Test'])
//this WORKS as expected updating the original object
delete master['SomeObject']
console.log(subMaster)
//still shows content, and can continue to be manipulated? Shouldnt it show undefined?

Why does the reference still work even after deleting the original object? If I'm misunderstanding references, how can I make sure the original object is deleted so all references no longer work? I'm probably missing something fundamental and I appreciate anyones help!

A: delete does not physically delete the object from memory. It only removes that property from master. Since you are still referencing the object from your variable, and your variable has not fallen out of scope, the object still resides in memory.
Per MDN:

The JavaScript delete operator removes a property from an object


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OUR ACTIONS IN THE WORLD
ECPM is developing action in a number of countries in order to spread the abolitionist cause far and wide. This work hinges on four essential areas.
The first, federation, involves identifying actors committed to combating the death penalty and enabling them to unite their strengths. Reinforcement, the second area, aims to assist these actors in their struggle against capital punishment by providing support, be it strategic, financial, logistical, etc. This in turn can feed the third area: advocacy. This requires the organisation of high-level political meetings, the creation of awareness raising campaigns, the establishment of regular anti-death penalty events, etc. Finally, the Education section is particularly interested in raising awareness among citizens in the school environment. Through its involvement on the ground, ECPM has developed real expertise in the various obstacles to abolition which can persist in a variety of national contexts.
ECPM in Burkina-Faso
Since when ?
With whom ?
ECPM works with CIFDAH, ACAT Burkina and the Burkina-Faso coalition.
What objective ?
The objective of ECPM in Burkina Faso is the abolition of the death penalty. For this, ECPM promotes the meeting of various actors (NGOs, lawyers, doctors, journalists) so that networks fighting against the death penalty multiply across the country. ECPM supports civil society actors in their advocacy for the abolition of the death penalty, educates parliamentarians on the abolitionist argument and facilitates the presence of Burkina Faso actors at international events on the death penalty
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Good news : abolition of the death penalty in Burkina Faso !
In Africa, platform for a common abolitionist strategy
"Abolition is the irreversible trend in Africa," – Interview with Raphaël Chenuil-Hazan
December 19 and 20, 2016: ECPM organizes the parliamentary seminar on the abolition of the death penalty in French-speaking Africa, in the presence of parliamentarians from 14 countries of French-speaking Africa.
Since 2016: in partnership with the CIFDAH and the Faso Coalition against the death penalty, ECPM has been carrying out an advocacy campaign with the authorities aiming to introduce the abolition of the death penalty in the new constitution of Burkina Faso
May 31, 2018: Burkina-Faso abolishes the death penalty at 83 votes to 43.
– by encouraging the meeting of various actors (NGOs, lawyers, doctors, journalists) to increase the networks against the death penalty throughout the country
– by accompanying the actors of the civil society in its plea for the abolition of the death penalty
– by sensitising parliamentarians to the abolitionist arguments
– by facilitating the presence of Burkina Faso actors at international events on the death penalty
ECPM organised the parliamentary seminar on the abolition of the death penalty in Francophone Africa on December 19 and 20, 2016, in the presence of parliamentarians from 14 Francophone African countries.
In partnership with the CIFDAH and the Burkina Faso Coalition Against the Death Penalty, ECPM has conducted an advocacy campaign with the authorities aimed at introducing the abolition of the death penalty in Burkina Faso's new constitution.


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Peter B. Dervan is currently a Professor at The California Institute of Technology and is credited as a founder of chemical biology. Photo courtesy of Peter B. Dervan.
Professor Peter Dervan believes that his relationship with Yale has come full circle: after earning his Ph.D. from Yale in 1972, he lived and worked on the West Coast for several years before returning to Yale as a scientist on the board of the Yale Corporation. One of the founders of chemical biology, Dervan is the recipient of countless noteworthy awards and honors, including the prestigious National Medal of Science in 2006 for his contributions to organic chemistry. While Dervan acknowledges the value of scholarship, work ethic, and integrity, he attributes many of his numerous accomplishments to risk-taking and circumstance.
A native of Boston, MA, Dervan was a bright student with a knack for science. As a chemistry major at Boston College, he had the opportunity to engage in undergraduate research but was still undecided about his future plans. Looking to explore more of the United States, he decided to leave New England after graduation and enroll as a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
At the University of Wisconsin, Dervan was part of Jerome Berson's research group, which focused on mechanistic organic chemistry – the science of how chemical bonds are made and broken. However, shortly after Dervan's arrival in Wisconsin, Berson accepted a position at Yale and moved to New Haven with his entire research group. Thus, by chance, Dervan relocated to Yale, where he conducted the majority of his Ph.D. research.
Although he still remembers long walks up Science Hill during the cold New Haven winter, Dervan also remembers Yale as the place where he found his "passion in life." With the guidance and support of Berson, Dervan discovered the excitement and delight in research and soon realized that he wanted to commit his professional life to it.
This commitment, however, was contingent on this newfound passion for science and discovery. According to Dervan, passion, along with risk-taking and hard work, is essential to success. Without passion, it would be impossible for Dervan, or any other research scientist, to continue working in a field characterized by delayed gratification and uncertain outcomes.
President George W. Bush awards Professor Peter B. Dervan the National Medal of Science in July 2007. Photo courtesy of Peter B. Dervan.
With a bolstered sense of motivation and a Yale Ph.D., Dervan accepted a postdoctoral position in California, eager to see the West Coast after such positive experiences in the Midwest and East Coast. In an attempt to broaden his expertise beyond mechanistic organic chemistry, Dervan joined a synthetic chemistry group at Stanford University.
Just six months after his move to Stanford, another Californian institution recognized Dervan's talents. He was offered a full-time job at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. In hindsight, Dervan describes his decision to take this position (having completed less than a year of postdoctoral research) as a bit crazy, yet instrumental in guiding his future research.
So, Dervan embarked on the discovery of a new path to study weak intermolecular interactions underpinning complex biological systems, even amid warning from peers that he was taking his career off a cliff by going to "softer, less defined science." More specifically, Dervan began researching and creating novel molecules with affinities to very specific sequences of DNA. Following the success of his initial experiments (which hold promising potential for the advancement of human medicine), he began publishing papers in the late seventies and is now credited with pioneering a new field of DNA recognition in chemical biology.
Thirty-eight years after accepting the position at Caltech, Dervan has published 325 papers, taught hundreds of students (about 50 of whom are now professors themselves at various institutions around the country), and has seen two of his own co-workers, Scott Strobel and Alanna Schepartz, join the Yale University faculty. He is also one of four family members with a degree from Yale University: his son Andrew graduated from Yale College in 2004, his daughter Elizabeth is currently a senior at Yale (SM '12), and his wife, Professor Jacqueline Barton (Caltech), received an honorary degree from Yale in 2005. The proud patriarch of such an impressive family, Dervan is now constantly thinking of how to give back to Yale and the larger scientific community.
On his quest for a meaningful way to use his knowledge and good fortune for the greater good, Dervan received a phone call that would bring his academic life to a full circle. Richard Levin, President of Yale University, called to offer Dervan a position on the Yale University Council, a group of 30 Yale Alumni with diverse backgrounds who advise President Levin on a variety of issues surrounding all the institutions affiliated with Yale University.
Always a confident decision-maker, Dervan accepted President Levin's offer and served on the University Council until he was asked to run for a position on the board of the Yale Corporation, the prestigious governing board and policy-making body for the University. A pioneer yet again, Dervan accepted a position as an Alumni Fellow of the Yale Corporation.
Now halfway through his six-year term on the board, Dervan reflects on the great opportunity he has to give back to the very institution where he discovered his passion. As a scientist on the board, he hopes to support advancement of science and engineering at Yale and to foster passion in the sciences among today's students.
Each member of the Dervan Family — Jackie, Peter, Andrew, and Elizabeth — will have a Yale degree by the end of this year. Photo courtesy of Peter B. Dervan.
Although Dervan's natural abilities, work ethic, and friendly personality were key in leading him to academic and professional success, he often emphasizes the fact that one cannot be successful alone. He remarks that aspiring researchers and scientists should not underestimate the importance of a good mentor.
In a 2001 publication to Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry, Dervan remarks, "One has the benefit of looking back and understanding in hindsight which were pivotal decision points critical for the path forward." Without Berson, Dervan would have never found a passion for research. Without Roberts, he might have never achieved so much professional success. And without Beckman, Yale would not have an advocate for scientific advancement on the board of the corporation.
Evidently, hindsight is a powerful tool and can offer an aspiring scientist many lessons. Dervan, a man of incredible scientific success, explains that, in science, you can go back and do a control after performing the experiment. But this is not true in life: it is impossible to know what might or could have happened, so risk-taking is essential. When the door of opportunities opens, just step right through.


A Mingling of Tastes: Christmas Vacation!
I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. I thought you might get a kick out of this little guy hanging on our Christmas tree. He's a recent addition to my beloved ornament collection. A gift from my mom, he's got measuring spoons for a tale, slotted spoons as ears, a box grater head and, well, you can see the rest. My mom has been giving me a special ornament every year since my first Christmas. One of my favorite holiday rituals is lovingly unwrapping them and decorating the tree.
This year, Mike and I will be in Bellingham, WA at his parents' home to cook, eat, drink and hang out with them as well as my sister-in-law, Meg, brother-in-law, Scott, and CJ (short for "cousin James"). We're thinking tapas for Christmas Eve, a champagne brunch the next morning and crab legs for Christmas dinner. I have no doubt that it will be a great time. I'll be back to my blog in about a week. I want to leave you with an interesting article that the lovely owner of Kalyn's Kitchen pointed out. YOU just might be Time Magazine's person of year... I don't know about you, but it did make me feel warm and fuzzy inside. Have a wonderful holiday!
Last, but not least, this is our cute little "Charlie Brown" tree. Since we'll be away, we just couldn't justify buying a full-size one. But going treeless was simply not an option!
I just loved your short story and recipes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It truely makes sense, just because you bake doesn't mean you have to stuff yourself and eat all of them, that's why we have the art of sharing and giving, a smile in return is worth a thousand thank you's! I am like you, I love baking and trying out new recipes every year, my friends and family look forward to my next baking batch! God Bless You.


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Best Buy CEO sees need to reform taxes and NAFTA; wants permanent solution for 'dreamers'
Published Tue, Sep 19 20179:50 AM EDT Updated Tue, Sep 19 201712:09 PM EDT
Courtney Reagan@CourtReagan
Best Buy CEO Hubert Joly participated in talks between retail CEOs and political leaders in Washington as they fought against a border adjustment tax.
Joly told CNBC he remains "very much at the table" for future talks.
He would like to see lower corporate taxes, some changes to NAFTA and a permanent solution for "dreamers," undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children.
Hubert Joly, CEO, Best Buy
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CEO Hubert Joly said the consumer electronics retailer is "very much at the table" when it comes to talks about tax reform in Washington.
Joly was part of a group of retail CEOs who were speaking somewhat regularly to political leaders earlier this year as the industry rallied against the proposed Border Adjustment Tax. Retailers had pushed back on the proposal, as it would have levied a tax on almost all imports, which would have forced many to raise prices.
While the so-called BAT is off the table, Joly remains part of the tax reform conversation.
Noting Best Buy's 36 percent tax rate, Joly said he wants a lower corporate tax for his company's sake and corporate America in general.
"My view is that the savings, the tax savings, will be reinvested in jobs, in investments, and get the country moving forward, and create opportunities for a wide variety of Americans," Joly said in an exclusive CNBC interview.
Joly is French and runs a business headquartered in the U.S., with operations in Canada and Mexico. That makes both the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and the North American Free Trade Agreement key items for Joly both personally and professionally.
He said NAFTA should be modernized, as "there are topics that didn't exist 20 years ago that need to be included."
Earlier this month, Joly signed a letter along with more than 350 other business leaders calling on President Donald Trump and Congress to pass legislation to permanently prevent the 800,000 so-called dreamers — undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as youth — from being deported.
"We need to find a permanent solution for [the 'dreamers']. Also from an economic standpoint, it makes a lot of sense. These are hard-working people who contribute to the economy," Joly said.
"I'm really hopeful that people will find a permanent solution to this ... issue. We need to do this."
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THE ALL GREENS
How New Zealand's sovereign wealth fund decided going green was good for business
Image: Greg Schechter/Flickr/CC 2.0
Max de Haldevang
You wouldn't expect a $27 billion minnow to be a leader in an industry where the biggest players boast hundreds of billions in assets.
Yet ask a sovereign-wealth-fund expert which fund has taken the helm on the environment, and they'll almost invariably point to the New Zealand Super Fund (NZSF). Usually followed by the $1 trillion beluga whale of Norway.
If that sounds like something of an indictment on the industry, that's because it is. New Zealand's nimble little fund is rightly praised for its dynamism and strong rates of return, which average 10% per year since its foundation in 2003. The proportion of renewable assets in its portfolio is about ten times the industry average. Which sounds great—until you realize the industry average is 0.19%, and NZSF's is around 2%, according to a spokesperson.
The figures are concerning not just for the environment—which, experts say, needs institutional investment to be saved—but for major funds themselves, a majority of which are owned by oil-rich nations. Many funds were created to bolster their countries' economies against the volatility of fossil fuels prices, but now they risk becoming "stranded nations" if they don't properly embrace climate change, with their oil and gas reserves set to eventually become worthless, warned a recent World Economic Forum report.
Despite not being rich in fossil fuels, the NZSF came to the same conclusion in 2016, announcing that "climate change is a market and policy failure," with fossil fuels prices failing to reflect the cost of pollution. A year earlier, a study it had co-commissioned showed returns from coal could drop by 18% to 74% in 35 years and renewables could grow by 6% to 54%.
The fund decided: "We think there's a risk, we need to do something about it,"
CEO Matt Whineray told Quartz. "Everyone calls [fossil fuels] 'stranded'—you might as well just call them the risk of 'worthless assets.'"
Their first move? Shift a lot of the carbon in their portfolio. They aimed to cut the emissions produced by assets in their portfolio by 20% and the amount of carbon reserves in their portfolio by 40% by 2020. By the end of 2018 they were on track, having cut 18.7% of emissions and 32.1% of reserves. (The fund doesn't measure the dollar amount divested from fossil fuels.)
Other SWFs have made similar moves. Ireland's parliament has ordered its fund to divest from fossil fuels entirely, and Norway is divesting from coal and companies focused on discovering new oil and gas reserves.
But divesting isn't enough. "What this doesn't do is necessarily change the outcome from a global perspective, right? Because all we've done is sell those companies to someone else," he says. "The change actually comes where you're applying capital to change things that are going to change the technology, or adapt or mitigate the physical impacts of climate change."
Alongside divesting, they have two proactive strategies. One is to follow the Norwegian model of using shareholder voting power to push for better environmental policies among companies it has stakes in. The second is to find good investments in green companies. The safest bets at the moment are generally in renewable-energy projects or infrastructure, but they've also thrown some Kiwi dollars at the tricker sphere of green tech, including Rubicon Global, which aims to reduce emissions from waste by increasing recycling rates, and LanzaTech, which turns pollution into fuel that powers cars.
In the grand scheme of things, however, New Zealand's own actions are pretty inconsequential. The big impact will come when giant SWFs start putting their cash in renewables. There are a few signs of that with the UAE's ADIA and Singapore's GIC buying big stakes in Indian green projects, but, ultimately, Whineray thinks money will only really start to move with a change in policy. If you can say, "'Ah look, the price of carbon is going to be 100 bucks a ton,' then you will see people starting to allocate capital toward [renewables] because there's less perceived regulatory risks," he says.


Forums » Public Forums » General Discussion - Humor and Off Topic » Any Big Hockey fans here?
Any Big Hockey fans here?
Haven't met a lot of big hockey fans in TAW. Just curious to see how many of you there are. I personally am I Sens fan (help) what team do you guys cheer for and how you liking them so far this season?
Wanna know how your team is doing? NHL Standing are always available.
Side note: Maple Leafs are currently 5th in the league.
I used to play Youth Hockey when I was a kid as a Goalie and still watch hockey when I see it on but don't activly look for games. Also Go Sharks!
I watch quite alot of hockey but mostly follow the Swedish Hockey league and the world Championship of course.
Used to play hockey before my health took a nose dive. Favorite NHL team is the Avalanche(mainly because Joe Sakic was my favorite player growing up).


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Spider-Man PS4 - What We Know
All of the details we currently have on Insomniac's new game starring the iconic webhead.
Donovan Erskine
Sony surprised everyone at last year's E3 when they revealed that Insomniac, the developers behind Sunset Overdrive and the Rachet & Clank series are working on a new Spider-Man game. Other than the brief cinematic trailer, Sony and Insomniac have held the details of this new game close to their chest, including an official title and release date.. It's safe to bet that we'll be seeing more of Spider-Man PS4 (working title) at E3 next week.
The preorder screens on websites such as GameStop and Amazon describe the game as featuring "acrobatic abilities, improvisation and web-slinging that the wall-crawler is famous for, while also introducing elements never-before-seen in a Spider-Man game." Though vague, this information is insightful to what Insomniac may be aiming at with their new game. There seems to be a strong emphasis on the combat and gameplay. And with Spidey having one of the most unique personalities and fighting styles out there, this could lead to some astonishingly impressive gameplay.
Keep an eye on Shacknews.com next week as we will be sure to bring you the latest details and news on Spider-Man PS4 as it's announced.
Donovan is a young journalist from Maryland, who likes to game. His oldest gaming memory is playing Pajama Sam on his mom's desktop during weekends. Pokémon Emerald, Halo 2, and the original Star Wars Battlefront 2 were some of the most influential titles in awakening his love for video games. Donovan is currently studying broadcast journalism at Bowie State University with hopes to join the Shacknews team full time after graduation. He is a huge Star Wars nerd and film fanatic that will talk with you about movies and games all day. You can follow him on twitter @Donimals_
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TP的一些问题

1.引入类库:

(1)namespace Pay\Lib;  类名:class AliPay(){}
(2)use Pay\Lib\AliPay;
(3)$JsApiPay = new AliPay();

二./**优化修复表
     * 优化
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public function optimize() {
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		$table[] = I('tablename' , '');
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		$this->error('请选择要优化的表');
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		$strTable = '';
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	$this->success("优化表成功" . $strTable, U('Tools/index'));

}

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三。if的嵌套;

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四.  表前缀的问题,$sql语句会用到;excute &query

sql  = "SELECT a.name FROM __PREFIX__user AS a ";
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string(32) "SELECT a.name FROM te_user AS a "
	鬼知道这个__PREFIX__怎么来的

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If you're looking for glamour, bangles, embroidery or Bogner, then you've got a problem, mistah, because that's not what Boston skiing is all about. It's about denim. It's about buckling your boots in the parking lot...If you're looking for glamour, bangles, embroidery or Bogner, then you've got a problem, mistah, because that's not what Boston skiing is all about. It's about denim. It's about buckling your boots in the parking lot, hitting the slopes with your pals and having, as we say around here, a blast. It's about taking some turns with the kids; avoiding the psychic damage of The Big Vacation; and spending as little money as possible, which, after all, is what we Yankees do best.
This is not to say that Boston lacks panache. Or even the ability to spend lots of money quickly. Boston's economy-rooted in the triple threat of financial planning (Fidelity is a huge employer), exotic high-tech (Route 128 is still squarely in the crosshairs of Russian missiles) and academia (there are more than 160 universities in Boston)-is booming.
But a funny thing happens on the way to the hill: As the American Express financial advisors and the Hale and Dorr lawyers glide out of the brick canyons of State Street and past the Georgian revival silhouette of Faneuil Hall, they engage in a sort of reverse masquerade-shedding their fancy daily garb and donning blue jeans, sweatshirts and whatever else will keep people from saying, "What a wuss!" And, of course, all the people in Boston who actually work for a living-the eight kajillion contractors, electricians and masons working on the Big Dig (the largest public works project in human history)-don't have to change a thing. They go as is.
Surprisingly, though, there is an old-world corporate ski culture in Boston. Head Skis USA, plus its sister companies Head Boots and Tyrolia Bindings, are based just north of Boston in Byfield, and Swix-the venerable cross-country brand-distributes its Lillehammer-made products out of Wilmington. And until recently, Salomon's distributorship was about 15 minutes outside the city.
But at its heart, Boston is a Yankee ski town. This becomes very clear when you wade into the hyperactive, hormonal sea that is the after-school rush at Nashoba Valley. Nashoba, a little mound 20 minutes outside of Boston, absorbs unbelievable numbers of riders and sliders, all of them wearing New England Patriots sweatshirts or Bruins longshoreman caps. In some cities, kids hang out on street corners after school. In Boston, they rip it up at Nashoba.
To get there, take Route 2, go past the Reformatory in Concord, past Colonial Chevrolet, and take a right. And then a quick left. Watch out for the school buses. Nashoba Valley-with its 240 feet of vertical and 59 skiable acres-serves an astonishing number of Boston-area skiers, 100,000 last season, according to Al Fletcher, whose family has owned the place since it opened in 1964. Knee-high sliders, taking their first runs, rocket around everywhere.
Of course, there are other ski areas like Nashoba sprinkled around Boston-Bradford Hill in Haverill, Blue Hills in Milton, and tiny Ski Ward in Shrewsbury, just off the Massachusetts Turnpike. Ski Ward, with 200 vertical feet and 10 skiable acres, is situated on Main Street. Want to check the conditions? Drive by.
Now, before you start feeling sorry for the Little Area That Could, note that Ski Ward's owner John LaCroix drew 50,000 skier visits last year, inaugurated a thriving race league and just bought an expensive Pipe Dragon grooming machine. "If you have good people who are motivated," he says, "you can do anything." Another thing you can do: ski Ward all day for $25. Wicked cheap.
About 20 minutes farther out Route 2 is the crown jewel of Boston skiing-Wachusett, which for years now has been run by the plentiful Crowley family. The Crowleys have taken the efficiencies of their Polar Beverages bottling company and applied them to their ski hill. With a vengeance. These guys won't quit. They love skiing, and they love their area (which is open 14 hours a day and serves as an old-guy hangout at 7 a.m. and Master's racer stomping ground at 8 p.m.). If something can be improvedd, they fix it: Hot chocolate gets delivered, for free, to people standing in line on cold days. You can buy tickets online. And the family won a design award by taking the excess heat thrown off by its huge snowmaking system and warming the lodge with it.
The Crowleys' big idea: Get people from Boston and Worcester and the surrounding towns out of their cars, up on the high-speed detachable quads and into their 105 skiable acres, like, wicked fast. Last year, Wachusett had more skier visits (more than 300,000) than enormous Waterville Valley in New Hampshire.
If you're looking for somewhere to wear your one-piece Bogner, keep moving west.
The Killington access road is a five-mile-long uphill jaunt littered with après options.