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THE MIRACLE OF THE LITTLE PRINCE
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Arts, Literature, Philosophy
52′ | 80′
Pieter van Huystee Film & TV
Marjoleine Boonstra
A documentary about passionate translators of the book The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, who fight for the preservation of their endangered languages. Next to the Bible, The Little Prince is the most translated book in the world. It has been translated in over 300 languages. Why do people from very diverse cultures precisely choose this book to keep their languages and cultures alive?
Wikipedia: The Little Prince
Wikipedia: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
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Next to the Bible, The Little Prince is the most translated book in the world. It has versions in over 30 different languages. Why do people from very diverse cultures choose precisely this book to keep their languages and cultures alive?
From the night sky, where the little prince smiles at us on his star and where aviator and writer of the book Antoine de Saint-Exupéry felt most at home, this film lands in the desert. And, just like the little prince, this film travels from that desert around the world to meet a number of posthumous friends of the little prince on the way. People who make the inseparable connection between language, culture and landscape tangible.
In the desert, among the sand and stars, live writer Lahbib Fouad and his friend, the poet Omar Taous. For over 30 years they've been fighting for Tamazight, the second language of Morocco, but that's barely written or read. The fact that the little prince talks with animals is commonplace in their culture.
In the land of the Sami, at the border of Norway and Finland, we meet Kerttu Vuolab. When she was young, she was bullied at boarding school because of her language and culture. After the tragic death of her younger sister, who drowned in the river near her home, she was even lonelier than before and she found comfort in The Little Prince. While attending university, she decided to translate the book into Sami.
One of the translations is by Tashi Kyi and Noyontsang Lamokyab. Both of them live as exiles in Paris, cut off from their family, their landscape, culture and language.
In El Salvador Jorge Lemus is venturing on a translation next year into Nahuat, also called Pipil, an indigenous Aztec language. Today, it's spoken by only about 300 people after the Pipil natives were massacred on a large scale in 1932.
But no translator identifies as much with the book and its writer as Urwothun Lepani, who translated it into his native language Alur. Like Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, he's an aviator. When he's high up in the air, his thoughts often stray back to his birthplace Jupayamo in Congo- Kinshasa. The small airport where he spent his time as a boy, his small school, the entire landscape of his childhood are all obliterated by war.
Through the air we connect these languages and cultures. With the words of the little prince we stretch a line across the world in which the notions of comfort and hope, that are so beautifully interlaced in The Little Prince, find their echo in the struggle of the translators and their friends. No matter how much their cultures differ, what connects them is that they are able to convince us that it is essential for people to be allowed to think, dream and speak in their native language.
MORE ABOUT DIRECTOR – Marjoleine Boonstra
Marjoleine Boonstra
is a Dutch
film director and
photographer with
over 25 years of
experience. Her documentaries always circle around the theme: what keeps mankind alive. In 2015 her first feature film KURAI KURAI, tales on the wind premiered. She combines a poetic visual approach with a compassionate view on the world, which make her documentaries striking and touching.
2018 International Documentary Festival Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Films Transit International
21 Place Epernay
Lorraine, Québec, J6Z 4K9, Canada


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A cervical spine x-ray is a scan of the seven cervical bones in the neck.
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A lumbosacral spine x-ray takes pictures of the five bones of the lower back (lumbar region) and the sacrum at the base of the spine.
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Opposition Leader and TNA MP R. Sampanthan today said that the government was bound to implement the UNHRC resolution both in spirit and letter and called on the international community to ensure it was fully implemented.
Highlighting the delays that have occurred in implementing the resolution he said that the International community must take necessary steps to ensure that the government is held accountable for the commitments made to the international community and to the people in Sri Lanka on implementing Cosponsored resolution at the UN Human Rights Council.
He made this statement when he met with the visiting United States member of Congress F. James Sensenbrenner and His Chief of Staff Mr Matt Bisenius today at the Office of the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament.
Mr. Sampanthan apprised the member on recently concluded Local Government Elections and the political situation afterwards.
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He also emphasized that the Constitution must be approved by the people at a referendum.
Spokesman of the Tamil National Alliance and Jaffna District Parliamentarian M.A. Sumanthiran was also present at the meeting.
There may be complication of the status of tamil community living out side the North and East. What is the actual situation of such people?
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Genome-wide association studies indicated that variations near the transcription factor Krüppel-like factor 14 (KLF14) encoded gene locus were highly associated with metabolic syndrome, diabetes mellitus and coronary artery disease (CAD). Our previous study reported that KLF14 inhibited atherosclerosis through upregulation of hepatic ApoA-I, but whether KLF14 exerts protective effects in other cell types remains largely unexplored. Endothelial inflammation plays a critical role in the initial and progressive stages of atherosclerosis. Here, we aimed to determine the role of KLF14 in vascular endothelial inflammation.
We found mice aortic endothelial KLF14, determined by immunofluorescence and confocal image, was down-regulated in both acute and chronic inflammation. Adenovirus-mediated KLF14 overexpression inhibited pro-inflammatory cytokines interleukin 1β (IL-1β) and tumor necrosis factor α(TNFα) induced inflammatory markers in human endothelial cells. Isolated pulmonary microvascular endothelial cells from KLF14 global knock out mice expressed increased adhesion molecules under TNFα stimuli. Mechanically, KLF14 potently inhibited NF-κB signaling pathway by suppressing the expression of NF-κB/Rel family members (p65, RelB, c-Rel, p105/p50 and p100/p52), especially RelB (decrease by >90%, p<0.05). KLF14 also reduced TNFα induced NF-κB response element-driving luciferase activity. Luciferase reporter assay and chromatin immunoprecipitation assay indicated that KLF14 could bind to p65 promoter directly and inhibit p65 expression at the transcriptional level. Functional studies demonstrated that KLF14 overexpression inhibited leukocyte adhesion to IL-1β or TNFα stimulated endothelial cells. In consistent with this, compared to wild type mice, increased leukocyte adhesion to endothelial cells was observed in vivo by intravital microscopy in endothelial specific KLF14 knock out mice after lipopolysaccharide(LPS) administration.
Together, our study uncovered the anti-inflammatory function of KLF14 in endothelial cells, suggesting that endothelial KLF14 could be a potential therapeutic target for endothelial inflammation and atherosclerosis.


The rise of smartphones, messaging, artificial intelligence (AI), and other groundbreaking technologies has led to a new set of expectations for buyers. We can now get exactly what we're looking for in real-time, on-demand, whether that's scheduling a ride, booking a place to stay or renting a movie.
These expectations are fast carrying over to purchasing software too. Forms and lengthy follow-ups are out. Live chat and fast, real-time conversations are in.
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Live chat implies an almost instant response, and many businesses are concerned about managing the volume of messages that might come from adding live chat to their website, whether that's spending too much time with low value conversations or visitors who are just kicking the tires. For businesses who may get thousands or millions of people visiting their website every year, staffing 1:1 conversations with every prospect can appear a daunting task.
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Building a new home is an exciting chapter in your life. You've worked hard to get to this point and you want to enjoy it. It's important to understand the home building process to help reduce any stress and make the experience as enjoyable as possible.
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Southern Cross, Western Australia
February 20, 2012 by Vin Maskell
by LES EVERETT
You should always stop at Southern Cross when traveling from Perth to Kalgoorlie. It's because you've come a long way but you still have a couple of pretty uninspiring hours of driving ahead. It's a good place to recharge – there's a park with a gazebo, a pool and a cafe among other things.
Southern Cross is a mining town that never reached the heights of Kalgoorlie-Boulder and it's also in marginal wheatbelt country. And it survives.
The town once hosted its own strong football competition but now competes in the Eastern Districts Football League where it won its only premiership in 2001.
Arguably the best player to come out of Southern Cross is someone who is not a household name but should be.
Bill O'Neil was spotted playing for United Mines and invited to try his luck in the city. He made the move in 1938 and was impressed by the reception he received at Claremont. Joining the Tigers under coach Johnny Leonard was a good move. O'Neil was centre-half-back in Claremont's first three premiership teams – 1938,1939 and 1940, when he finished fourth in the Sandover Medal.
The war put O'Neil's football career on hold but he returned to captain Claremont in 1947-48. In 1947 he was vice-captain of the WA team that beat Victoria in the national carnival in Hobart and he also won Claremont's fairest and best award. He retired from top level football in 1948 after 98 games for Claremont.
In 1993 Claremont named its "Best Ever Team" from 1946-1993. Bill O'Neil was named at centre-half-back. The half-back-flankers were Denis Marshall and Ken Hunter. The Tigers, it seems, know how good Bill O'Neil was.
The scoreboard at Southern Cross is a sturdy construction that seems just right for the place.
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Tags : Bill O'Neil, Claremont Football Club, Denis Marshall, Eastern Districts Football League, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Ken Hunter, Southern Cross, Southern Cross Football Club
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"People can say what they like. There is only one thing that matters in AFL football and that's the scoreboard and it determines so many things. It determines coaches' destinies, club futures and where you are on the ladder." Denis Pagan, North Melbourne premiership coach, The Age, 5 May, 2016
Call us old-fashioned, but banners, club songs and plenty of goals - with or without giant birds flying out of multiple scoreboards - create the basic ingredients for a perfect day or night oout. - Caroline Wilson, The Age, 9 August 2014
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E-Mail Protest Says Harry Potter Doesn't Go Better With Coke
A Web site and e-mail marketing campaign to protest Coca-Cola's marketing affiliation with the Harry Potter film are spurring consumers to action.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest, Washington, opposes Coca-Cola's marketing related to Warner Brothers' "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," saying the soda is not healthy for children.
"From now on, when people say 'Harry Potter,' a lot of kids are not going to think about the book or movie, they're going to think about Coca-Cola," Michael Jacobson, the center's executive director, told "Good Morning America." "They're turning Harry Potter into a sales vehicle for junk food."
CSPI set up SaveHarry.com on Oct. 2 when Coca-Cola announced the marketing partnership. The site's goal is to pressure J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter books, to "kill the deal with Coca-Cola."
As part of that deal, Coca-Cola has launched LiveTheMagic.com, which provides parents and children with reading activities, games and screen savers. On LiveTheMagic, people can enter the "Search for the Sorcerer's Stone" Coca-Cola promotion, develop a list of books to fit their interest and create their own "storybook adventure."
Meanwhile, visitors to SaveHarry.com are asked to e-mail Rowling (the e-mail is sent to her literary agent's office). The form letter e-mail, which refers to Coca-Cola as "liquid candy," is automatically copied to the CEOs of Warner Brothers; Scholastic, the U.S. publisher of Harry Potter books; and Bloomsbury Publishing Place, the UK publisher.
More than 700,000 people visited the site and 10,000 had e-mailed Rowling and the companies by mid-November.
"We hope to have tens of thousands [of e-mails] by the time we're done," said Adam Arenson, coordinator of the Save Harry project at CSPI.
The SaveHarry site includes education for parents and teachers about health issues associated with soft drinks, a game quizzing users on health, and Soft Drinks by the Numbers, statistics and quotes on sugar and caffeine. Soft Drinks by the Numbers and the game are the two most popular areas of the site, Arenson said.
"We wanted to make it a site that had a very 'kid' element and also a place for parents and teachers to get information about the nutrition facts behind the campaign," he said.
To generate awareness, the center dropped e-mails the week of Oct. 2 to 500 people who participated in previous CSPI campaigns. It also sent e-mails to a list of 1,000 from ActionNetwork.org, an organization that CSPI works with.
In addition, the center's main Web site, CSPINet.org, along with some health-related Web sites in the United States, United Kingdom and Germany, include links to SaveHarry.com.
Though CSPI was getting steady response to the campaign, interest picked up after Jacobson's appearance on "Good Morning America" early this month.
An "Alert Your Friends" option encourages participants to e-mail up to five friends about the campaign. About 3,000 people had done so as of last week. After participants send the form e-mail, the center e-mails them a text message thanking them for their concern and explaining CSPI's function and other projects.
Though participants give their name, e-mail address, city and state, the e-mail address is blocked to the recipients "so they don't e-mail them back," Arenson said.
CSPI is using the e-mails to build a database for future campaigns.
"If we held another campaign about McDonald's or any sort of similar thing, we would probably e-mail all of them and say, 'You were part of this first campaign, maybe you'd like to be part of it again,'" he said.
At the start of the campaign, CSPI tested search engine placement, with dismal results. The center paid $100 for 6,800 impressions on Google for those who searched for Harry Potter. One hundred people clicked through and 25 sent the protest e-mail. CSPI decided not to continue that form of advertising, relying instead on media publicity and links from other sites.
"The click-through rates were standard, and the action rates were even lower," Arenson said. "We were not going to pay $4 per person."
Coca-Cola, Rowling and the companies involved have not responded directly to CSPI about the Save Harry campaign. But in a London Mail interview, Rowling is quoted as saying she is satisfied with Coca-Cola's involvement because the company is working to increase children's literacy.
Coca-Cola did not return calls.
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Emotional Abuse: What it is and why it is so important to recognize
by Roni Weisberg-Ross
Sticks and stones may break my bones but ... bullying and name-calling can emotionally scar me forever. Not the original ending to the classic verse, but probably the more accurate one. It seems that broken bones will heal far more quickly than a battered soul. Does this sound overly dramatic?
Not according to a study conducted by Florida State University and published in the Journal of Affective Disorders. It states that verbal abuse has been shown to produce 1.6 times as many symptoms of depression and anxiety among adults as those who have not been verbally abused. And those adults were twice as likely to have suffered a mood or anxiety disorder over their lifetime.
Verbal abuse is only one aspect of emotional abuse - the most common form of abuse, and perhaps the least clearly understood. That's because emotional abuse is not a single or quantifiable act. It is difficult to chronicle or identify. It is both pervasive and can be very subtle - deeply affecting but harder to prove than sexual or physical abuse.
Emotional abuse is a series of repeated incidents - whether intentional or not - that insults, threatens, isolates, degrades, humiliates and/or controls another person. Emotional abuse in childhood is particularly devastating because a child's sense of self is still not fully formed and therefore they are very receptive to what others say about them. When they repeatedly hear negative things about themselves from people that they trust, they develop a set of beliefs that shape their future identity. It has been shown that both verbal and non-verbal communication can create a powerful message. And emotional abuse can and usually does include both.
When a person is physically or sexually abused, they recognize that something wrong (bad) is happening to them. With emotional abuse, that might not be the case. Therefore, the person may be taking in hurtful and debilitating information without any filter. That is, their psyche is not defending them from the onslaught. In fact, they may even be telling themselves that they deserve what they are experiencing and that they are bad. This type of abuse consequently turns into a potent form of self-criticism. Survivors of emotional abuse are self-critical because they have internalized years of negative messages and they now believe it. Adults who have been emotionally abused as children are among the most self-critical - hence the degree of depression and anxiety found among this population.
Emotional abuse has classically been under-reported and its effects minimized. But this form of abuse cuts to the core of a person, attacking their very being. It can leave them feeling unworthy, undeserving, unlovable and insignificant. People who have been emotionally abused may have a hard time recognizing the importance of the abuse. Not only does our culture minimize it, it suggests that the victims themselves are weak, further victimizing them. Most abusers are not clearly identifiable bullies/abusers, and so it's hard to point a finger or charge them with a crime. How then do we recognize and deal with emotional abuse?
Trust your own instincts and the instincts of others who claim to have been abused. If you/they feel it or can name it, attention must be paid. Respect your emotions. This abuse is insidious and can be very subtle. But it wears away at your self-esteem and sense of self. If someone has or is continually making you feel bad about yourself, scaring you or making you feel as if you are crazy, then even if they aren't fully aware of it, they are abusing you. Just because emotional abuse is not treated as a crime doesn't mean it isn't serious.
Identifying your abuser and recognizing that nothing you did or did not do was the reason they acted the way they did, is an important first step towards healing. And if it is still going on in the present, remember that "trying harder" will not stop an emotionally abusive person's behavior. You are not the problem! If you feel safe enough, you can confront them with the truth and see if they are ready to acknowledge their problem. If you don't feel safe, then remove yourself from the situation - perhaps permanently.
Roni Weisberg-Ross LMFT
http://www.roniweisbergross.com
Written by Roni Weisberg-Ross
I am a private practice psychotherapist at the Family Resource Counseling Center where I specialize in the treatment of sexual abuse, emotional abuse, major depression and social anxiety. I see individuals, couples and families and work on issues as varied as relationships/communication; self-esteem; anger/violence; soci...
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Another great paddle on the Chain of lakes with Steve, Marlene, Tracie, Jackie, Glenn, Henry and his friend John. Glenn called me prior to discuss wind speed and direction, I looked at my flag SW around 10 mph enough to reverse paddle the trip. We put in and headed north up the river to be greeted by a 10-15 mph headwind when we got to the south end of Intermediate Lake. The paddle was slow going but everyone hung tough then things calmed when we got to the lee side of the lake. By the time we made it to Central Lake everyone was ready for a good meal at Short's in Bellaire. When I got back home I looked at my flag and guess what . Winds were still out of the Southwest at 10- 15 mph, I am all of 6 miles from the lake as the crow flies. Beware of the Traitor winds on the chain. We are no 0 for 3 on trip direction.


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Q: Remove port from url with nginx and docker I have 2 instances of a website running on the same server for dev and staging environments on docker containers. The source codes for these sites are same but in 2 separate folders. /dev and /uat on the same server and they could be accessed through a single domain but different ports i.e. dev.website.com:5000 and dev.website.com
I do not have access to the DNS and can't change it but I requested to have a domain uat.website.com pointed to the same IP address so I could remove that port. Is this possible through reverse proxy or would it require DNS changes?
PROBLEM
dev - dev.website.com:5000
uat - dev.website.com
WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO ACHIEVE
dev - dev.website.com
uat - uat.website.com
docker-compose dev.yml
version: '3'

networks:
  dev_network:
    driver: bridge

services:
  web_dev:
    image: nginx:stable-alpine
    container_name: web_dev
    working_dir: /var/www
    volumes:
      - ./src:/var/www
      - ./nginx/default.dev.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf
    depends_on:
      - app_dev
    ports:
      - "5000:80"
    networks:
      - dev_network

  app_dev:
    image: php:7.2-fpm
    container_name: app_dev
    working_dir: /var/www
    volumes:
      - ./src:/var/www
    ports:
      - "9005:9000"
    networks:
      - dev_network

docker-compose uat.yml
version: '3'

networks:
  uat_network:
    driver: bridge

services:
  web_uat:
    image: nginx:stable-alpine
    container_name: web_uat
    working_dir: /var/www
    volumes:
      - ./src:/var/www
      - ./nginx/default.uat.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf
    depends_on:
      - app_uat
    ports:
      - "80:80"
    networks:
      - uat_network

  app_uat:
    image: php:7.2-fpm
    container_name: app_uat
    working_dir: /var/www
    volumes:
      - ./src:/var/www
    ports:
      - "9000:9000"
    networks:
      - uat_network

nginx conf for dev
server {
    listen 80;
    index index.php index.html;
    server_name localhost;
    root    /var/www;

    location / {
        try_files   $uri $uri/ /index.php?$query_string;
    }

    location ~ \.php$ {
        try_files $uri =404;
        fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.+)$;
        fastcgi_pass app_dev:9000;
        fastcgi_index index.php;
        include fastcgi_params;
        fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
        fastcgi_param PATH_INFO $fastcgi_path_info;
    }
}

nginx conf for uat
server {
    listen 80;
    index index.php index.html;
    server_name localhost;
    root    /var/www;

    location / {
        try_files   $uri $uri/ /index.php?$query_string;
    }

    location ~ \.php$ {
        try_files $uri =404;
        fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.+)$;
        fastcgi_pass app_uat:9000;
        fastcgi_index index.php;
        include fastcgi_params;
        fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
        fastcgi_param PATH_INFO $fastcgi_path_info;
    }
}

A: From my experience the easiest way to achieve virtual host routing is to use traefik with docker compose. It will handle the redirection for you and can also terminate https if needed (Given you can access the same server via different dns names.) . You can certainly also add another layer of nginx as reverse proxy.

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Blog Posts > Expanding Health Care Coverage for West Virginia Moms
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Expanding Health Care Coverage for West Virginia Moms
In March 2019, West Virginia lawmakers passed Senate Bill 564 to raise the Medicaid eligibility for pregnant women to 300 percent of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) while guaranteeing coverage for 60-days postpartum. By aligning West Virginia with current state trends and closing a health insurance gap, this policy will provide coverage for hundreds of pregnant women starting July 1, 2019. This week, we released a report that describes the disturbing trend of rising maternal mortality rates in West Virginia and the positive impact such legislation has had in other states. Read PDF of report.
Research shows a multitude of health and financial benefits to providing health care to pregnant and postpartum women. It can address the issues of low birthweight, infant and maternal death, postpartum depression, opioid addiction, health problems for mothers, as well as those of their children. Extending Medicaid coverage beyond 60-days postpartum could have lasting short- and long-term benefits for those women, their children and families, and the state of West Virginia.
Protect a Strong Payday Lending Rule
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is rolling back a recently created rule that requires predatory payday lenders to make affordable loans. Without this rule, payday loan sharks can prey on vulnerable consumers with debt trap loans causing default on other bills, overdraft fees, and even bankruptcy. Even though payday lending is illegal in West Virginia, many people fall victim to predatory lending in our neighboring states or online. A strong rule is so important to protect people from falling into the debt trap.
Please take a moment and add your name to the voices calling for the CFBP to keep its strong payday lending rule! Send in your comments by May 15.
Number of Uninsured Increasing
West Virginia experienced historic gains in the number of residents insured when the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid expansion were implemented. In fact, West Virginia arguably benefited more than any other state.
In 2013, prior to implementation, the state's uninsured rate was 14 percent. By 2016, it was down to 5.3 percent. But now the uninsured rate has inched back up to 6.1 percent and participation in the ACA's programs is declining across the state. And as the uninsured rate increases, so does poverty. Read more in Kelly's blog post.
What is Causing Our Population Decline?
You might be surprised. Census numbers out last week showed that most West Virginia counties are losing population at a rate faster than predicted. Hardest hit are the coalfield counties along with other rural areas. For more on this trend and what's causing it, read Sean's blog post.
Calling for an End to Hunger
Anti-hunger advocates descended upon Washington, D.C. to talk to legislators about importance of protecting safety-net programs like SNAP. The trip was supported by MAZON, a food security organization that is providing resources to many West Virginia organizations, including the WVCBP. Representing our state is Rabbi Victor Urecki from Charleston.
May 19 and 20: Fighting Runaway Inequality Events
The U.S. is an increasingly unequal society: the average CEO makes nearly 800 times more than the average worker, and the wealthiest 1% of households own 40% of the wealth. It is impossible to have a functioning democracy when so few people control so much wealth.
Join us on May 19 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm at Temple Israel (2312 Kanawha Blvd E, Charleston) for a free workshop with Les Leopold, director of the Labor Institute and author of "Runaway Inequality," to explore what inequality has to do with our current political situation and how people across the political spectrum can find common cause to fight for a fair economy. Register here.
Les will also lead a "Runaway Inequality" book talk on Monday, May 20, 6pm at Taylor Books (226 Capitol St, Charleston) to lead a discussion on:
What has made our economy less fair and left most of us less secure?
How does the US really compare with other developed countries?
What does economic inequality have to do with other critical issues, including education, criminal justice, racism, climate change, foreign trade and war?
July 26 – 28: 2019 Summer Policy Institute
This year's SPI will be held from July 26-28 at WV State University in Institute, WV and will center around criminal justice reforms. Panelists and speakers will highlight recent criminal justice reform victories as well as innovative policies that would help even more folks across the state avoid the criminal justice system when possible and improve the reentry process for those coming out of the justice system. Interactive sessions, including a re-entry simulation with officials from the U.S Department of Justice, will set the tone for the weekend.
Apply today! Deadline extended to May 31!
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package com.qubole.quark.catalog.db.pojo;

import com.qubole.quark.catalog.db.dao.ViewDAO;
import org.hamcrest.Matchers;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.skife.jdbi.v2.DBI;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URISyntaxException;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.util.List;

import static org.hamcrest.MatcherAssert.assertThat;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.equalTo;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.notNullValue;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.nullValue;

/**
 * Created by adeshr on 2/17/16.
 */
public class ViewTest extends DbUtility {

  private static final String dbSchemaUrl = "jdbc:h2:mem:ViewTest;DB_CLOSE_DELAY=-1";
  private static ViewDAO viewDAO;
  @BeforeClass
  public static void setUpClass() throws ClassNotFoundException, SQLException,
      IOException, URISyntaxException {

    setUpDb(dbSchemaUrl, "sa", "", "tpcds.sql");
    setUpDb(dbSchemaUrl, "sa", "", "tpcds_2.sql");

    DBI dbi = new DBI(dbSchemaUrl, "sa", "");
    viewDAO = dbi.onDemand(ViewDAO.class);
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetAll() {
    List<View> views = viewDAO.findByDSSetId(1);
    assertThat(views.size(), equalTo(4));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetSuccessOn1() {
    View view = viewDAO.find(1, 1);
    assertThat(view.getName(), equalTo("warehouse_part"));
    assertThat(view.getDestinationId(), equalTo(3L));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetSuccessOn2() {
    View view = viewDAO.find(6, 10);
    assertThat(view.getName(), equalTo("web_sales_part"));
    assertThat(view.getDestinationId(), equalTo(7L));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetFail() {
    View view = viewDAO.find(1, 10);
    assertThat(view, nullValue());
  }

  @Test
  public void testUpdateSuccessOn1() {
    View view = viewDAO.find(1, 1);
    view.setName("new_name");
    int updated = viewDAO.update(view, 1);
    assertThat(updated, equalTo(1));
    View updatedView = viewDAO.find(1, 1);
    assertThat(updatedView.getName(), equalTo("new_name"));
  }

  @Test
  public void testUpdateFailureOn1() {
    View view = viewDAO.find(1, 1);
    view.setName("new_name");
    int updated = viewDAO.update(view, 10);
    assertThat(updated, equalTo(0));
    View updatedView = viewDAO.find(1, 1);
    assertThat(updatedView.getName(), equalTo("warehouse_part"));
  }

  @Test
  public void testDeleteSuccessOn1() {
    viewDAO.delete("customer_address_part_10", 10);
    View view = viewDAO.find(7, 10);
    assertThat(view, nullValue());
  }

  @Test
  public void testDeleteFailureOn1() {
    viewDAO.delete("customer_address_part", 10);
    View view = viewDAO.find(3, 1);
    assertThat(view, notNullValue());
  }
}

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I was just introduced to the Settlers of Catan Board Game, a favorite among gamers for the last ten years. I had seen the game in local stores for years but for some reason never picked it up. But after playing it with friends a weekend back, a had to go get my hand on it.
The game is a perfect mixture of novelty, skill, randomness, negotiation and foresight. Your object is to be the first player with 10 points in the game by building settlements, cities, roads and armies with resources gleamed from the game. The rules are straightforward, and I even taught my three oldest kids (8,9 and 12) how to play the game. Even they loved it immediately--which is saying a lot considering they have been brainwashed by the video game era.
Settlers of Catan Board Game It takes one to two hours to play; the game accomodates up to four players, but an expansion set sold in game stores expands that to 6 players.
Settlers of Catan is a board game I recommend for any family or gaming group. I give it a 10 out of 10!


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Irish Rail is introducing new staff onboard their trains to tackle antisocial behaviour.
The customer service roles will be backed up by security in a bid to create more "peace and comfort" for passengers.
The move comes as Iarnrod Eireann have received an increase in antisocial behaviour complaints such as the playing of loud music.
It is obviously a deterrent and it also acts I suppose as an early warning system that if you have somebody there that can see a situation developing we can get support from our own security personnel or indeed the Gardaí if needed as well.
"That will be something that will be reassuring about that overwhelming majority of people who travel with us to make sure that their travelling with peace and comfort."


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The NATURE bedding collection by Ann Gish will add style and elegance to your bedroom. This gorgeous botanical embroidery coordinates with Science's graphic blue lines. Bringing a soft, soothing feel to your favorite space.


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Alice Judson Ryerson Hayes
1922 – October 13, 2006
I am grateful to the house itself for its smell and taste and texture and for the views out of its windows and for its nurturing spirit.
Alice Judson Hayes was born into a prominent Chicago arts family, and in 1976 carried on its distinguished record of patronage in founding the Ragdale artists colony. She was raised in Lincoln Park by her lawyer father and sculptor mother, and attended the Francis Parker School. As a student at the University of Chicago, Hayes met her first husband, Ned Ryerson, son of the steel magnate Edward L. Ryerson, and subsequently moved to begin a new life on the East Coast. It was after her divorce from Ryerson that Hayes returned to the Chicago area and created the Ragdale Foundation, set up as a working retreat for writers, musicians and visual artists. Built on her family's Green Bay Road estate in Lake Forest, the retreat was designed by her grandfather, Chicago architect Howard Van Doren Shaw. A large number of artists have passed through Ragdale (up to 200 per year), including prominent (or soon to be) writers Audrey Niffenegger, Lisel Mueller, Dennis Lehane, Alice Sebold, Mark Strand, Luis Alberto Urrea, Jane Hamilton, Jacquelyn Mitchard and Alex Kotlowitz, who worked for four weeks on his 1991 classic There Are No Children Here. As its director, Hayes labored on every aspect of the burgeoning community, from high-level decision making to mowing the lawn. In 1981, Hayes remarried and moved to Hyde Park, becoming active in peace and anti-war activities, and a vital part of community organizations, as she continued to be in Lake Forest. Among her civic achievements, Hayes helped found the Chicago chapter of Educators for Social Responsibility. Ten years after their marriage, Hayes and her husband moved into Montgomery Place, also in Hyde Park, where she taught poetry, edited a monthly newsletter, and helped author a history of the establishment called In It Together. Hayes' published work includes the poetry collections Journal of the Lake and Water, Sheba's Story, as well as a number of short stories. In 2002, Hayes received the Studs Terkel Humanities Service Award, which the Illinois Humanities Council awards for exceptional contributions to the community. The Alice Judson Hayes Writing Fellowship is given out annually in her honor.
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Kate Hilliker joins the FBC community as the Office Manager overseeing organizational activities, facilities management and administrative support for Senior Minister Sean Witty.
Kate's professional experience includes 18 years in marketing and program management for non-profits and Fortune 500 companies, as well as independent philanthropic initiatives. She is also a mother of two children.
Kate is looking forward to joining us this week for Blue Ribbon Sunday. Come introduce yourself and offer her a hearty, "Welcome aboard!"
Kate will keep office hours at the church from 10:00a - 2:00p on Tuesday through Friday. What to volunteer in the office? Email Kate[at]fbcnewton[dot]org.


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UKPPN Root Phenotyping Workshop: April 2016
Categories: bioinformatics, Data Sharing, funding, Plant Phenotyping, Uncategorized
The UK Plant Phenotyping Network is a BBSRC sponsored network that has supported meetings and workshops since 2012. A representative from GARNet sits on the UKPPN committee so it was a pleasure to attend the UKPPN Root Phenotyping Meeting that recently took place in the Department of Plant Science at the University of Nottingham.
For someone whose previous research involved growing Arabidopsis plates on agar plates or in controlled growth chambers, this workshop was a real eye-opener as it highlighted the excellent science that is largely aimed at discovering how plant roots interact with their local environment.
This work does mostly not involve Arabdopsis although many of the studies investigate aspects of root growth whose fundamentals have been discovered from lab-studies of the worlds favourite weed. The meeting was hosted by Professor Malcolm Bennett and some of his current Arabidopsis work involves the hydrotropic response which is perfectly aligned to the in-terra studies of how cereal and Brassica roots interact with the available nutrients and water. This work has been facilitated by an amalgamation of research grants that ultimately resulted in the building of the Hounsfield Facility. This purpose built facility contains a generous greenhouse, a human-sized automated robot and three different imagers for CT scanning.
This has allowed a better understanding of how roots interact with soils. However applying more scientific rigour to this process has only been made possible by the analysis software that has been developed at CIPB alongside this imaging technology. During the UKPPN meeting Stefan Mairhofer (CPIB) outlined the development of the Root Phenotyping Pipeline that has allowed researchers to make statistical sense of the CT data that they obtain from the Hounsfield facility. Later in the same session Stefan Gerth (Frauhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits) presented their own technology that they are using for root phenotyping with CT imaging. Finally Erik Esveld (Wageningen) introduces the potential for using XRT imaging to analyse plants grown on drained Rockwool.
Earlier in the day the meeting started with a session on field phenotyping that included an introduction to 'Shovelomics' from Tobias Wojciechowski (Julich). He described how they are developing methods for the imaging of whole root systems that have been dug up from the soil. As expected, one difficulty with this work is inconsistency and indeed Tobias showed that the variation between root samples in a plot was greater than that seen between different geographic genotypes isolated from Germany, Norway or Austria. The software that has been developed in house at Julich is able to take 40K images overnight and this data is held in the <a href="http://dirt.iplantcollaborative cialis site officiel.org/welcome" onclick="_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'outbound-article', 'http://dirt.iplantcollaborative.org/welcome', 'Digital Imaging of Root Traits']);" target="_blank">Digital Imaging of Root Traits (DIRT) platform, now being administered through CyVerse. Perhaps there is no greater contrast than the physical digging up plants versus the in silico analysis on CyVerse but perfectly shows the interdiscplinary work occuring in this research area!
The field phenotyping session ended with an enjoyable trip out into the Sutton Bonnington research sites to have demonstrations of Electrical Resistance Tomography by Andrew Binley (this technique allows the measurement of soil water levels) and also Tractor-Mounted Soil Coring from Larry York (which produces soil cores to be used for later root analysis). Pleasingly, the soil water levels predicted by the EMI could be observed in the soil cores.
It might have been unusual for a conference to take people out into the field but it really highlighted the level of challenge that it will take to effectively phenotype a varied field populations of plants!
The second day of the meeting focused on root imaging and modeling, with the audience blown away by the incredible images shown by Jonathan Lynch (Penn State University and University of Nottingham) generated using laser ablation tomography. In this technique root sections are destructively imaged and then digitally reconstituted using 3D software to give fantastic videos that investigate the length of root sections.
Professor Lynch discusses the importance of aerenchyma cells that are found in the cortex of many cereal plants. These essentially empty cells enable a lower overall metabolic cost, therefore clearly benefits the overall energy costs of the plant. Detailed phenotype analysis of aerenchyma has made possible by the RootScan software that has been developed in the PSU Roots lab and is freely available for use.
Later in the session Huw Jones from NIAB described a novel method for the estimation of root biomass. They put together two items that young researchers are told should never mix: soil and PCR. In this technique they perform qPCR on soil samples using primers that are specific for your plant of interest, which allows the approximation of the root biomass within the sample. This technique has also been used to estimate the interactions between plants and weeds across a range of soil depths and struck me as a relatively inexpensive way for this type of analysis, which can provide useful data about the composition of a soil sample.
The keynote talk of the modeling session was Johannes Postma (Julich) who provided an enthusiastic explanation of his attempts to link root phenotypes, soil content and plant biomass. One predicted finding that corresponded with real-life data was that plants with root aerenchyma showed increased biomass in soils with reduced phosphorous. It was excellent to hear this analysis as for much of the meeting the link between root phenotype and yield was not fully made. This is likely to do with the challenges of the imaging technology and the difficulties in fully correlating complex root phenotype with yield.
This meeting demonstrated that the field (pardon the pun) of root phenotyping has great strength especially within the UK, France and Germany. On day one of the meeting Gabriele Pastori (BBSRC) introduced the recently published European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) Roadmap which has "identified the new Research Infrastructures (RI) of pan-European interest corresponding to the long term needs of the European research communities". Through the work of the UKPPN and others, this document introduces a proposed area of interest in Plant Phenotyping, called EMPHASIS.
This roadmap is used as an introduction to technologies for which the EU would be interested in developing cross-border infrastructure, by facilitating the legal and financial tools necessary for these type of linkages. At this early stage the EMPHASIS project has no funding associated with it yet the involvement of the BBSRC demonstrates that there is willingness on a national level to discuss future possibilities for funding this area of research. Ultimately any grant funding will come from research bodies within each contributing nation so over the next few years it is encumbent on the UK Plant Phenotyping community to decide how this which occur. Later in the meeting the leader of the French Plant Phenotyping Network (FPPN), Francois Tardieu describes how they have brought together 15 collaborator organisations to tackle phenotyping challenges (see image below)
The UK would not look to replicate French or German efforts but rather focus on areas of expertise in which the UK is a world-leader and will provide greatest input toward a pan-European plant phenotyping network. A significant amount of work has already gone into the highlighting of this area for possible European involvement so watch this space to find out how the UKPPN and others can convince UK funders to support this wider initiative.
Overall this was an excellent final meeting of the UKPPN grant and since the first UKPPN gathering the research community has clearly come a long way. It is hoped that the EMPHASIS project and other initiatives will continue to support plant phenotyping across all scales from molecular analysis through to whole field phenotyping and environmental considerations.
Storify of tweets from the meeting put together by the Susie Lydon at CPIB.
COPO 2015 Meeting
Categories: bioinformatics, conferences, COPO, Data Sharing, funding, GARNet, Global, John Innes Centre, Open Access, TGAC
COPO has big plans…. and if it is to be truly successful and benefit the plant community there needs to be a cultural change! That's the simple if revolutionary message that came out of the recent COPO meeting held at TGAC on June 23rd-24th.
So the uninitiated will be asking: 'What is COPO?' The answer is the Collaborative Open Plant Omics group which was funded by a BBSRC BBR grant in 2014. This is a >£1m collaboration between The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC), University of Oxford, the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL) and the University of Warwick.
This workshop was to introduce the aims of COPO to a range of stakeholders, from curators of available data repositories to experimentalists who are generating large datasets. By the end of the 2-day session it was hoped that everyone would gain an understanding of what COPO can offer the community with regard facilitating the sharing of large datasets.
The workshop was led by Rob Davey (TGAC) and Ruth Bastow (GPC, GARNet, Warwick). Rob kicked off the meeting by describing the aims of COPO which included asking 'What are the barriers for you and your data and how can COPO facilitate access to the workflows used to analyse data'.
Subsequently a range of stakeholders introduced the fantastic tools that are out there for repositing data of many different types. These included David Salt (University of Aberdeen, Ionomics), Elizabeth Arnaud (Montpellier, CropOntology), David Marshall (James Hutton Institute, Germinate: Plant Genetic Resources), Esther Kabore (INRA, Wheat Data Repository) Reza Salek (EMBL, Metabolights), and finally Tomasz Zielinski (Edinburgh, BioDare) who made the telling observation that 'data Management is a user interface/user experience problem NOT a software engineering/ data modelling problem'. Many researchers are often reluctant to take the time and effort required to submit their data to an appropriate repository in a reasonable manner, for any number of opaque reasons. However the take-home message from the early talks was very positive as there are a large number of data platforms available for people to use and benefit from. One of the challenges for COPO is to not only to help convince people to use these resources but encourage them to share data in a standardised manner.
Following a useful coffee break it was time for researchers to explain the data they are producing and the challenges for their analysis. Miriam Gifford (Warwick) discussed her generation of transcriptomic data, Christine Sambles (Exeter) talked about developing a workflow for metabolomics data and TGAC group leader Ksenia Krasileva introduced her work on wheat functional genomics. Ksenia also highlighted a new portal for communication between data generators and data users called Grassroot Genomics.
The final three talks of the day highlighted the amount of data that can be produced in different sets of biological experiments. Ji Zhou (TGAC) and Chris Rawlings (Rothamstead) introduced cutting-edge field phenotyping technologies that use large imagers to capture visible and spectral aspects of plant growth. Workshop attendee Professor Peter Murray-Rust summed it up with a tweet: 'Blown away by the crop monitoring equipment at Rothamstead'. On an opposite end of the spectrum Jim Murray (Cardiff) showed a single fluorescent image of a zebrafish taken on a light-sheet microscope that weighed in at an impressive 23Tb of data. Overall these talks served to highlight the vast amounts of data that can be produced and provided the second take-home message of the day that 'Getting data is NOT the issue, making any sense of it IS the challenge'……
The task of second day discussions was to make sense of what had been presented the previous day and identify the best opportunities for COPO to impact on the process of data sharing. A lively first hour of debate included Dr Philippe Rocca-Serra (COPO Co-PI from Oxford) presenting a somewhat sobering eight slides of 'Pain Points' that he had taken out of the previous days presentations! However it was refreshing to observe that the challenge of the task was not underestimated and being tackled with realistic planning.
Later in the morning discussions turned more specific with a white-board brainstorming session that was divided into 'Data Collection'. 'Data Storage' and 'Data Analysis' sections. Most progress was made in the first two sections with a long list of storage repositories identified that bridged the breath of biological data and with which COPO could potentially interact.
It was felt that successful interactions would be predicated on some level of data standardisation so perhaps the most effective initial use of the COPO resources would be to develop a workflow for standard data collection. This would hopefully make experimentalists think about the format of their data submission as they are planning and generating the data. The consensus was that attaching these standards to legacy-data might be a difficult task but that for future data generation, COPO could influence data sharing at this level.
Ultimately it is clear that plant science has the same generic problems as many other disciplines and the greatest challenge is to change the 'culture' of sharing data. The most obvious and direct way to promote this change will be via the funders and publishers. Some progress has been made in this arena with a recent shift towards open access publication in the REF process, and it would only take another small additional step to make it a requirement to share data in any REF-returnable publications. So I hope that those with greater power and influence than me, are reading the GARNet blog!
Regardless of the pace of cultural change, the feeling in the meeting was that the COPO mandate is to encourage data sharing whilst moving to a position to effectively interact with the data that is shared. There is plenty of work to do but at the end of this exploratory workshop the COPO organisers had plenty to think about regarding the direction of the project. Watch their space!
Storify of tweets from the meeting


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Q&A 22nd February
The re-arranged q&a night was a huge success.around a hundred fans packed into the Willow Tavern on Monday for the q&a featuring City,s football administrator Brian Marwood and terrace favourite Pablo Zabaleta. Also in attendance from the club were head of finance Graham Wallace,and club secretary Bernard Halford.
The questions were full and varied and were answered candidly by both guests,Pablo who speaks excellent english,said how much he was enjoying his time at our club,had to leave at 9.30 spent time having his photo taken with the fans and signing autographs.Brian Marwood stayed on for further questions and drew the raffle before leaving.
Everyone who attended agreed that it was a great night.
Q&A night on the 15th February 2010
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Due to the re-arrangement of Citys away game at Stoke City and the clubs policy of first team players not being allowed out 24 hours before a game,the Q&A night involving Brian Marwood and first teamer Pablo Zabaleta at the Willow Tavern on the 15th February has had to be put back one week to the 22nd February.
All tickets purchased for this event are valid for the new date and anyone who is unable to attend will be entitled to a full refund.


Effective, deodorant protection in a convenient twist-stick formula. This deodorant utilizes the antibacterial properties of tea tree essential oil to fight odor causing bacteria without the use of harmful chemicals. The tea tree oil smells great and keeps you feeling clean and fresh throughout the day, no matter how active your lifestyle.


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Q: Allow user select between different charts I've created several gvis Geo charts which are displayed in the same tabpanel and I would like the user to be able to select between the chart using a select box or similar however I can't get the function to work.
Can anyone assist?
ui.R
htmlOutput("schoolaid"),
br(),
htmlOutput("income")

Is there a straightforward way to have the user select between the  "schoolaid" and "income" outputs?

A: Here is a simple example that might help you.
library(shiny)

ui <- shinyUI(fluidPage(

   titlePanel("Old Faithful Geyser Data"),

   sidebarLayout(
      sidebarPanel(
         selectInput("select", "Select a graph", c("mtcars", "cars"))
      ),

      mainPanel(
         conditionalPanel("input.select=='mtcars'",
                          plotOutput('mtcars')),
         conditionalPanel("input.select=='cars'",
                          plotOutput('cars'))
      )
   )
))

server <- shinyServer(function(input, output) {

    output$mtcars <- renderPlot({
        plot(mtcars$mpg, mtcars$disp)
    })

    output$cars <- renderPlot({
        plot(cars$speed,cars$dist)
    })
})

shinyApp(ui = ui, server = server)


Hollywood Floss' last non-freestyle feature, the reader-approved Mr. Big Stuff, found the Houston native discussing the difficulties of life as a (literal) shorty. As the cliché goes, though, it's what's inside that counts – and, judging by new single I'll Be Honest, it's only a matter of time before Floss' inner colossus comes out to stomp all over hip-hop's bustling metropolis. Over a brassy, chaotically soulful Chipmunk-sampled beat (co-produced by Chris Robinson and the artist himself) he announces his intent to take it all the way to the top of the industry. Till his dreams of being the King Kong on the game's Empire State Building come to fruition, though, he's content to fling stones at a few of the genre's reigning Goliaths: "I'll be honest, hate Jay-Z came back, he shoulda stopped after 'Fade to Black... " Floss' willingness to speak his mind makes for a cut more thought-provoking than your usual braggadocious banger. But enough from me – what do you think, Booth readers? If you're digging it, you can find I'll Be Honest and more on Floss' re-released House of Dreams LP, out now on iTunes.


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For example, if the hospital selects diabetes as a community issue to improve, it may have an action of increasing exercise in the population through community exercise programs, a fitness center, and physicians' offices prescribing exercise for their patients. The health indicator score may be physical inactivity defined as the percent of adults aged 20 and over reporting no leisure time physical activity.
The pre-CHNA score was 26% and the current year's available data may indicate 27% physical inactivity. This is in comparison to national and state benchmarks of 21% and 30% respectively. The Healthy People 2020 goal is a 10% improvement, so the goal would be set to reduce down to 24%. The source of the data is the CDC's Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) survey. The current year available is 2010.
A concern relative to the implementation plan is the efficacy of initiatives that hospitals and other community organizations are undertaking. Are they actions proven to result in health improvement? HealthyPeople.gov contains interventions and resources to assist hospitals select evidence-based actions.
The drawback to many of the health indicators it he lag time in measurements. Unless the hospital is performing its own survey of the population, many of the national surveys, BRFSS and National Health Interview Survey or American Community Survey, will lag behind at least one year.
According to a report form the CDC regarding Best Practices for Community Health Needs Assessment and Implementation Strategy, "A key concern in the community benefit arena is the relative capacity of hospitals to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of programs and activities. This becomes more important in the context of health reform, with the anticipation of a reduced demand for charity medical services, and increased emphasis on addressing the underlying causes of persistent health problems."
The key is to select actions that are evidence-based and will result in actual health improvement and to measure the results even if the measure lags behind the efforts. The IRS allows a hospital to keep the same implementation plan for three years. The measures will eventually reflect the actions of the hospital and the community. If the hospital finds its actions are not improving the measure, they may make adjustments to the implementation plan.
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The Don has evolved over time to become the one and only almighty Don bag. He is made in the style of a bicycle courier bag from vegetable tanned Victorian bovine leather and comes with brass or stainless steel fixtures. It is designed to sit comfortably on your body and has plenty of space to carry devices and general things. The Don comes with a fixed shoulder strap.
There is also an elastic strap at the back of the bag to hold your device in place.
Please note variations in leather colour occur naturally between hide to hide. This is most common in the brown colour which is often lighter and more of a milk chocolate hue. The black is also not a deep black, but more of a grey/black and will vary also depending on the time of the year due to the vegetable tanning process.
Please note a small 'Wootten Handmade in Melbourne' logo is placed on the back panel with current stock.
The leather we use for our bags is vegetable-tanned leather from Victoria, which differs to the consistent smooth finish that you find in most commercial bags. The bag will naturally have character and slight imperfections on the leather which we embrace. The bags once made can be stiff until they are used and worn in where it becomes more buttery in feel. Please allow time for this to develop with this natural material.


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Q: auto line numbering UITextView in swift 5 this photo will explain what I mean by auto-numbering in UITextView

I found this code works fine but I have this annoying Yellow warning
Error :
substring(to:)' is deprecated: Please use String slicing subscript with a 'partial range upto operator.
suggestions : and if there is any other way to do it, func, other methods,  I will be happy to try it
var currentLine: Int = 1

func textView(_ textView: UITextView, shouldChangeTextIn range: NSRange, replacementText text: String) -> Bool {

     if  (textView.text.isEmpty && !text.isEmpty) {
         textView.text = "\(currentLine). "
         currentLine += 1
        }
     else {
         if text.isEmpty {
             if textView.text.count >= 4 {
                 let str = textView.text.substring(to:textView.text.index(textView.text.endIndex, offsetBy: -4))
                    if str.hasPrefix("\n") {
                        textView.text = String(textView.text.dropLast(3))
                        currentLine -= 1
                    }
                }
                else if text.isEmpty && textView.text.count == 3 {
                    textView.text = String(textView.text.dropLast(3))
                    currentLine = 1
                }
            }
            else {
                let str = textView.text.substring(from:textView.text.index(textView.text.endIndex, offsetBy: -1))
                if str == "\n" {
                    textView.text = "\(textView.text!)\(currentLine). "
                    currentLine += 1
                }
            }

        }
        return true
    }

A: Please try below line in your code.
    let str = textView.text[..<textView.text.index(textView.text.endIndex, offsetBy: -4)]


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Match Preview: Rochdale
Tranmere Rovers are back on the road this weekend, making the short trip to the Crown Oil Arena for a Sky Bet League Two tie against Rochdale.
Micky Mellon's side returned to winning ways last week, as Tom Davies' late header was enough for Rovers to record a 1-0 win over Hartlepool.
Tickets information for this fixture can be found here.
In Thursday's pre match press conference, Ian Dawes reported no new injury concerns ahead of Saturday's game.
Alex Newby
Born in Barrow, Alex Newby began his career with Bolton Wanderers before being released. He dropped down into non-league, and had spells at the likes of Barrow, Kendal Town and Clitheroe.
He eventually joined Chorley in February 2018, and had a brilliant spell at Victory Park. The 25-year-was a regular in the side for the Magpies, before the Football League came calling.
Newby then signed for Rochdale in the summer of 2020, signing a two-year contract. In his first season with the club, he scored seven times in the league.
The midfielder has already made a scoring start to the 2021/21 season, having scored in the Dale's fixtures against Harrogate and Forest Green.
Robbie Stockdale
Having spent two years as a Tranmere Rovers player from 2006 to 2008, Rochdale boss Robbie Stockdale will be so stranger to Rovers' fans.
Also playing for the likes of Hull City and Middlesbrough during his playing days, Stockdale went into coaching while still as a player at Grimsby Town. First, as a youth coach, then later as caretaker manager.
Stockdale then moved onto Sunderland, joining the club as a youth coach. After promotions into new roles and acting as caretaker manager on three occasions, Stockdale left the Black Cats in June 2018.
He had later spells coaching at Hibernian and West Brom, before being named as Rochdale manager in July 2021.
TRFC Radio will be in position to provide live full match commentary on proceedings at the Crown Oil Arena
Audio passes are available for just £2.50 by clicking here. Every pass purchased benefits Tranmere Rovers.
You can follow the action through our social media channels below, with full text coverage during the fixture, followed by a match report.
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