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Photography success for student led magazine Penta Prism
Photography students successfully launch 'Penta Prism' magazine
Final year students hosted a successful magazine launch at Southampton Solent University for the highly anticipated second issue of Penta Prism magazine. The magazine features photography art projects from across the BA (Hons) Photography course and was presented alongside an exhibition of their work.
The magazine aims to showcase talented photography student's work as well as raise funds for the end of year photography degree show. Penta Prism also helps to provides students with employability skills, as they will be working as editors and gain experience in project management, marketing, design and more.
The launch evening also showcased every photographer who submitted to the magazine that year and sold prints of final year students' work. This launch coincided with the second-year photography course show exhibited in the media academy, JM011.
Mandy Jandrell, course leader of BA (Hons) Photography said "A big well done to Emma Savage, Holly Childs, Shaka McCabe and Matthew Coplestone for doing such a great job on issue two!"
There was also a silent auction, organised by Seweryn Szymaszek, where exclusive donated prints by Brian and Gareth McClave, Andre Lichtenberg (all of whom recently exhibited at Solent's own Showcase Gallery), Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz and members of Solent University's own photography staff (Dr. Tom Slevin and Simon Griggs) were available for auction.
Delicious cakes and baked treats were also on offer to help towards raising funds for the photography degree show, Coda, which exhibits in The Printspace, London Tuesday 2 June – Friday 12 June and at Southampton Solent University Friday 12 June – Thursday 18 June in JM011, media academy.
Emma Savage the 2015 editor of Penta Prism said "It was a great night with a wonderful turn out and generous donations."
The first issue was published in February 2014 by final year students, Nisha Haq, Joe Rose and Matthew Angell as a way to celebrate BA (Hons) Photography students work. They saw this as a great initiative to get a community of photography students and staff involved to reach a wider audience, it also provides students an opportunity to have their work published before they leave university and raise money for their degree show.
Nisha Haq the 2014 editor and co-founder of Penta Prism said "The editors this year have done a brilliant job of Penta Prism. They really improved the magazine from when it was created last year. It's great to see its continued success and hopefully for more years to come!"
If you're interested in a getting a limited edition copy of Penta Prism issue 2 at a suggested donation of £4 each, please contact pentaprismpaper@gmail.com.
Also keep up-to-date with exciting news and projects from the BA Photography course here: www.solentphoto.tumblr.com
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Conservative Book Club » Conservative Classics » The Theme Is Freedom: Religion, Politics, and the American Tradition
The Theme Is Freedom: Religion, Politics, and the American Tradition
Author: M. Stanton Evans
Publisher: Regnery Publishing • 1994 • 366 pages
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The sources of the freedoms and form of government that Americans once enjoyed are often a subject of dispute. One side claims that the American republic was the product of the Enlightenment and the spirit of the times. The other holds that the break from Britain was essentially a conservative affair provoked by usurpations of liberties by the British crown. Since each thesis is radically at odds with the other in its political implications, the truth of the matter is of the utmost importance.
M. Stanton Evans' new book, The Theme Is Freedom, is a popularly written discussion of the elements of British history and culture that contributed to the American Founding. Actually, the book touches on a range of topics that relate directly or indirectly to Mr. Evans' thesis. He argues that not only was the Founding a product of British civilization, it was a product of a specifically medieval heritage, imbued with political notions derived from the history and religion of that era. His case is strong, although the wide-ranging nature of his examination injects a few problematic elements into the text.
The first chapters of the book revolve around a critique of liberalism, which is juxtaposed with a discussion of Christian traditionalism. Evans argues correctly that liberalism, being empty of absolute value content, can never sustain its promises of liberation or freedom. In fact, he suggests that liberalism will ultimately reduce itself to totalitarian tendencies in the absence of a conception of authority beyond the state.
This has been borne out by historical example. The transformation of liberalism toward socialism was fueled by the impetus of its own premises. The classical liberal world view was motivated by belief in an ideology of liberation and based on a theory of atomized individualism. These elements of liberalism necessarily promote an ideology of change. When the end of the liberal program is met, satisfaction cannot be reached for two reasons: the utopian nature of the liberal vision and the perpetual desire for human liberation. Hence, the need to move beyond the capitalist society that formed the original vision of liberalism.
As an alternative, Evans offers a vision of American liberty based on the Anglo-American tradition, rooted in religious axioms. This requires a detailed discussion of medieval law and political structures, the contractual basis of the feudal order, the origins and applications of the common law, British history, the nature of monarchy in Britain, the role of the church in society and politics, theologians' views of the state, and a plethora of other factors. In fact, the book is worth reading for its educational value on these issues alone. Mr. Evans goes far to document the basis of John Adams' claim that "The patriots of this province desire nothing new; they wish only to keep their old privileges."
An important element of this interpretation rests on the issue of contract. Much emphasis in what Mr. Evans calls the "standard treatment" of our history is laid on social contractarian theories of the state that are rooted in liberal and Enlightenment thought. A sizable discussion in The Theme Is Freedom revolves around the issue of contract. Mr. Evans points out that the notion of contract between king and subject derives from the practice of the feudal system, that the colonies were bound by charter to the crown, and many of the early religious settlers formed communities based on compact. This raises the question as to the depth of influence of liberal thought on the birth of our nation. The record of history and the written legacy of the men who laid the groundwork for the republic suggests that it was minimal.
Despite the overall strength of the book, Mr. Evans' discussion of the contractarian John Locke is flawed. He spends some time suggesting that Locke's use of social contract theory was not an innovation based on the precedent of the widespread idea of contract. Borrowing from the lexicon of the day, however, does not obscure the radical underpinnings of Locke's theory. Central to understanding this is the recognition that Locke's social contract did not revolve around the relationship between the people and the monarchy through a history of agreement and concession. Instead, Locke was a republican, and his social contract was an abstraction agreed to by tacit consent amongst the people. His discussion was wholly theoretical, based on logic and a set of a priori assumptions. If this were not the case, Mr. Evans would not have to provide a lengthy discussion salvaging the Declaration of Independence from the influence of Locke.
This is unfortunate because it can only serve to obscure the message of Mr. Evans' work. The multiculturalist assault on the civilization derived from England and the diminution of faith, public and private, can serve only one end: the destruction of our legacy of freedom.
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Normal Fetal Hemoglobin Levels in the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
H. Ronald Zielke, Robert G. Meny, M. john O'brien, John E. Smialek, Ferdane Kutlar, Titus H.j. Huisman, George J. Dover
It has been reported that infants who die of the sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) have elevated fetal hemoglobin levels. To test this hypothesis, we determined the level of fetal hemoglobin in dead and living infants in three different laboratories by three methods: high-performance liquid chromatography, polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis, and cell-based immunofluorescence assays for fetal hemoglobin-containing red cells (F cells). Our infant study population consisted of 67 infants who had died of SIDS, 22 control infants examined at autopsy, and 80 living infants. The fetal hemoglobin level was not higher in the infants who had died of SIDS than in the control infants for any age group analyzed. Immunofluorescence assays for F cells were also performed in blood samples from 105 mothers of infants who had died of SIDS, 55 adult female controls, 52 fathers of infants who had died of SIDS, and 67 adult male controls. The percentage of fetal hemoglobin–containing red cells in the parents of infants who had died of SIDS was not statistically different from that in sex-matched adults in the control groups. We conclude that elevated fetal hemoglobin levels in infants or their parents are not suitable for use as indicators of the risk of SIDS in the infants. Furthermore, the fetal hemoglobin level is not useful as a postmortem marker of an infant's having died of SIDS. SUDDEN infant death syndrome (SIDS) is the primary cause of death among infants between 1 and 12 months of age; it occurs most frequently between 2 and 4 months of age.1,2 The syndrome is diagnosed by the exclusion of other possible causes of death. Nevertheless, infants who die of SIDS have a higher frequency of several characteristics than infants who die of other causes1,2: evidence of brain-stem gliosis,3 4 5 retention of periadrenal brown fat,6 and hepatic erythropoiesis.7 Recently Giulian et al.8 reported a consistent elevation of the fetal hemoglobin level in infants who had died of SIDS. Earlier, Zielke and…
https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198911163212003
Fetal Hemoglobin
Gliosis
Brown Adipose Tissue
Zielke, H. R., Meny, R. G., O'brien, M. J., Smialek, J. E., Kutlar, F., Huisman, T. H. J., & Dover, G. J. (1989). Normal Fetal Hemoglobin Levels in the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. New England Journal of Medicine, 321(20), 1359-1364. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198911163212003
Normal Fetal Hemoglobin Levels in the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. / Zielke, H. Ronald; Meny, Robert G.; O'brien, M. john; Smialek, John E.; Kutlar, Ferdane; Huisman, Titus H.j.; Dover, George J.
Zielke, HR, Meny, RG, O'brien, MJ, Smialek, JE, Kutlar, F, Huisman, THJ & Dover, GJ 1989, 'Normal Fetal Hemoglobin Levels in the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome', New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 321, no. 20, pp. 1359-1364. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198911163212003
Zielke HR, Meny RG, O'brien MJ, Smialek JE, Kutlar F, Huisman THJ et al. Normal Fetal Hemoglobin Levels in the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. New England Journal of Medicine. 1989 Nov 16;321(20):1359-1364. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198911163212003
Zielke, H. Ronald ; Meny, Robert G. ; O'brien, M. john ; Smialek, John E. ; Kutlar, Ferdane ; Huisman, Titus H.j. ; Dover, George J. / Normal Fetal Hemoglobin Levels in the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. In: New England Journal of Medicine. 1989 ; Vol. 321, No. 20. pp. 1359-1364.
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Price, a superstar on the West Coast, is fairly unknown here in the East, so it's nice to get to know him. As a student, he was tutored by legendary ceramic artist Peter Voulkos and then worked mostly around Venice, California (and occasionally Taos) for the next 50 years, producing delightful, collectable pieces, and hanging out with LA greats Rusha, Irwin, Keinholz, Bell, and Bengston.
Pastel, 1995, Ken Price's fired and painted clay sculpture, courtesy of the James Corcoran Gallery. © Ken Price. Photo: © Fredrik Nilsen.
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This experience suggests the type of fun, contemporary shows that The Met will mount when it takes up residence at the Whitney's building on Madison, once that institution decamps for the High Line in 2015.
Take 3 minutes to let curator Stephanie Barron walk you through LACMA's installation earlier this year, which is pretty much what you'll experience on Fifth Avenue. She tells you a little about Gehry's gallery approach and talks about her relationship with the fun, fabulous Ken Price. Enjoy the spin, and get over to The Met for some real California fun.
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Since its implementation in 2012, ART BUSAN has established itself as one of the most important art fairs in Korea, receiving altogether positive reviews and introducing new collectors from Busan and Gyeong-nam region and championing the art market in the Busan area.


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(Bhakti Files #5)
In 1943 Maharajji came to Fatehgarh, where there was an old couple whose son was away fighting in Burma. When Maharajji came to their house they gave the little they had to Maharajji . The had only two cots. Maharajji said, " I'll sleep now." They gave him one of the cots and a blanket. The old couple stayed up the whole night watching Maharajji. He was groaning and moving in the bed until 4:00 AM. At 4:30 AM Maharajji became quiet; then he took the bed sheet and wrapped something in it. He told the old man, "It's very heavy. Don't try to see what's in it. You should throw it into the Ganges where it's deep. No one should see you or you'll be arrested." As he was taking it to the Ganges he felt it and it was full of bullets.
When he returned , the old man was told by Maharajji, "Don't worry. Your son is coming in a month." When the son come some weeks later, he said he had almost died. His company had been ambushed by the enemy and by chance he had fallen into a ditch. All night, bullets were flying left and right. At 4:00 AM the Japanese saw that they had killed everyone, and so they retreated. At 4:30 the Indian troops came. The son was the only surviver. It was the same night Maharajji had visited the parents that this ambush occured…………
"Ohhh Kabir, why be afraid of anyone when the Lord Himself protects you? What does it matter if a thousand dogs bark fiercely when you are seated on an elephant?"
Wow, these stories can be pretty hard to believe, but the real miracle is the infinite love, protection, and caring that the guru has for his devotees, and that this love is so abundantly available to us at all times….
And as Maharajji said:
"I am like the wind, no one can hold me. I belong to everyone, no one can own me. The whole world is my home, all are my family. I live in every heart, I will never leave you."
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Conrad Ramstedt (* 1. Februar 1867 in Hamersleben; † 7. Februar 1963 in Münster) war ein deutscher Mediziner.

Ramstedt wurde als Sohn des geheimen Sanitätsrates Constantin Ramstedt (1831–1911) und dessen Ehefrau Agnes geb. Lackmann (1841–1936) in Hamersleben im heutigen Sachsen-Anhalt geboren. Von 1889 bis 1894 studierte er Medizin in Heidelberg, Berlin und Halle (Saale). 1889 wurde er Mitglied des Corps Vandalia Heidelberg. 1893 wurde er in Halle zum Dr. med. promoviert. 1894 wurde er Assistent bei Max Oberst am Knappschaftskrankenhaus Bergmannstrost in Halle. Von 1896 bis 1901 absolvierte Ramstedt die Fachausbildung an der Chirurgischen Universitätsklinik Halle bei Fritz Gustav von Bramann.

Im Jahr 1901 kam er als aktiver Sanitätsoffizier im Kürassier-Regiment "von Driesen" (Westfälisches) Nr. 4 erstmals nach Münster, das bis zum Ende seines Lebens seine Heimat werden sollte. 1903 eröffnete er dort eine "Privatklinik für schwere Fälle". 1909 folgte der Wechsel an die Raphaelsklinik, in der ihm von den Clemensschwestern eine Chirurgische Abteilung eingerichtet wurde. 1911 führte er die erste Operation der Magenausgangsverengung (Pylorusstenose) infolge einer Muskelhypertrophie an einem kleinen Jungen durch. 1912 stellte Ramstedt auf der Tagung der Gesellschaft Deutscher Naturforscher und Ärzte in Münster sein neues Operationsverfahren vor, das noch heute als "Ramstedt-Operation" angewandt wird. 1914 wurde Conrad Ramstedt zum Oberstabs- und Regimentsarzt ernannt.

1947 beendet er seine Tätigkeit als Chefarzt der Chirurgischen Abteilung. Auf Vorschlag des Ärztekollegiums der Raphaelsklinik wurde Ramstedt 1957 das große Verdienstkreuz der Bundesrepublik Deutschland verliehen. 1963 starb Ramstedt im Alter von 96 Jahren.

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J.P. Dutta, właśc. Jyoti Prakash Dutta (ur. 3 października 1949 w Mumbaju, w stanie Maharasztra, Indie) – bollywoodzki reżyser, scenarzysta i producent filmowy znany z filmów patriotycznych i filmów akcji często z gwiazdorską obsadą. 2 nagrody i 1 nominacja.

Do filmów wyreżyserowanych i wyprodukowanych przez niego do własnego scenariusza należą Border , Refugee, LOC Kargil i Umrao Jaan.

Jest synem O.P. Dutta, reżysera, scenarzysty i twórcy dialogów, który pisze dialogi do większości jego filmów.

Żonaty z bollywoodzką aktorką Bindiyą Goswami, z którą mają dwie córki Nidi i Siddhi.

Filmografia
 Aakhri Mughal (2008)
 Umrao Jaan (2006)
 LOC Kargil (2003) - nominacja do Nagrody Filmfare dla Najlepszego Reżysera
 Refugee (2000)
 Border (1997) - Nagroda Filmfare dla Najlepszego Reżysera
 Kshatriya (1993)
 Hathyar (1989)
 Batwara (1989)
 Yateem (1988)
 Ghulami (1985)
 Sarhad (1970)

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Legendary entertainment columnist Michael Musto joins the show to talk about the evolution of gossip, nightlife, New York City, celebrity, and queer representation over the years! We get into the origins of his La Dolce Musto column in The Village Voice (and what led to the magazine's decline and death), the parallels and differences between the AIDS crisis and COVID-19, the highs and lows of '80s NYC and how the city will bounce back post-pandemic, the impact of RuPaul on the culture, his Warhol story, the generational gaps in gay upbringing, the bridges he's burned, the reason he never had the nerve to talk to Madonna face to face, the best gift-bag he ever received, how his folks came around about his being gay but were always worried about his being a journalist, why he only reads celebrity memoirs, and more. It's a heck of a way to celebrate our 400th episode! Follow Michael on Twitter • More info at our site • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal
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With Three Rings: A Tale of Exile, Narrative, and Fate (UVA Press), Daniel Mendelsohn has written one of my favorite books of 2020. We get into Homer's use of Ring Composition and how it shapes Three Rings, how this book grew out of his experience writing An Odyssey, why he chose François Fénelon, Eric Auerbach, and WG Sebald as the three exiled subjects of his book, and how we understand the relationship between "what happened" and "the story of what happened" (that is, how narration changes the nature of facts). We also get into how he managed to compress and capture just about all of his major themes in his briefest book, why Auerbach disliked ring composition, and what it says about Homeric vs. Hebrew — or optimistic vs. pessimistic — styles of story, how every story has more stories embedded in it, and why Istanbul may serve as the fusion of Athens & Jerusalem. We also get into Daniel's pandemic experience and coping mechanisms for anxiety and dread, his mom's involvement in Ken Burns' upcoming documentary about the Holocaust in America, why translation is like a crossword puzzle for him, the negatives of focusing on STEM to the detriment of the liberal arts, and how we can both relate to Auerbach's comment, "If it had been possible for me to acquaint myself with all the work that has been done on so many subjects, I might have never reached the point of writing." Follow Daniel on Twitter and Instagram • More info at our site • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal
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Episode 395 - Derf Backderf
With Kent State: Four Dead In Ohio (Abrams ComicArts), Derf Backderf not only creates a graphic history of one of America's darkest chapters, he gives voice to the students killed by the National Guard 50 years ago and warns us about the times ahead. We talk about the legacy of the Kent State shootings, what Kent State taught America about the suppression of dissent and what we must learn from it as protests grow across the country, as well as the research and work that went into this book, the ways in which it challenged him as a comics artist, how he rendered the mundane aspects of life for both the students and the guardsmen, and his own childhood connection to the events leading up to the massacre. We also get into the unique power of comics to tell this story, how cartoons and other pop culture covered the Vietnam protests in that era, the international book tour that would have accompanied the originally planned release of this book last spring, and more. Follow Derf on Twitter and Instagram • More info at our site • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal
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'Spread very thin': NYC schools remain open during COVID surge, but learning is disrupted
By Christina Veiga and Alex Zimmerman Jan 7, 2022, 4:31pm EST
A principal at P.S. 124 walked a young student through the hall earlier this week. Classrooms across New York City have been disrupted amid a surge in COVID cases.
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The fight to rebuild school communities after months of pandemic-era uncertainty.
At one high school in Brooklyn, hundreds of students were sent to the auditorium after about 50 teachers called out sick and not enough substitutes could be tapped to cover their classes.
At another school in the Bronx, just five out of 100 seniors showed up, forcing the school to resort to "Zoom in a room" with students on devices in largely empty classrooms.
In Harlem, a high schooler who decided to stay home out of fear of getting sick wasn't given any assignments to complete. But there wasn't much work to be done when she returned to school, either, since most of her teachers were out.
On Thursday alone, nearly 11,000 students and more than 2,200 staff reported testing positive, keeping them out of classrooms.
In his first week on the job, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has vowed to keep the nation's largest school district open, arguing that working families depend on schools not just for academics but also for meals and other services. But inside classrooms, the days have been far from normal amid a surge in COVID cases that has left many teachers and students sick or in quarantine, some buildings understaffed, and many parents scared to send their children.
Far more school staff and students have reported testing positive for COVID since Dec. 24 than the rest of the school year combined. On Thursday alone, nearly 11,000 students and more than 2,200 staff reported testing positive, keeping them out of classrooms. On Friday, Chancellor David Banks acknowledged that staff attendance "has been lower than we wanted to see," but education department officials have refused to provide specific numbers.
"There's this idea that schools are open and learning is happening, but in every single one of those you're dealing with people who are sick," said Jeremy Ehrlich, a teacher at the Bronx's New World High School, which predominantly serves students who are learning English.
Nearly two years into the pandemic, the decision to close schools, even for a brief period, remains fraught with emotion. Keeping classrooms open can provide much-needed support for students, both academic and emotional, and child care for working families.
But, with the more-transmissible omicron variant making it difficult to run schools, teachers and students across the city say the reality is far more complex than the "open versus remote" debate that has divided communities. Though school buildings are open, more than a quarter-million of the city's 938,000 public school students have not engaged in school on any given day this week. And with so much emphasis on physical classrooms, the instruction students are receiving when they stay home is limited or non-existent.
Education department spokesperson Jenna Lyle defended the city's approach to reopening.
"Our schools and dedicated educators have been creatively meeting the needs of their students this week and providing rigorous learning and supports that can't be replicated outside the school building," she said. "We've set up robust measures in place to immediately address any staffing issues and keep our doors open for the hundreds of thousands of children and families who rely on schools as a lifeline every day."
Low student attendance takes a toll
Since students returned from winter recess on Monday, the city's public school system has not cracked a daily attendance rate higher than 72%.
Rami Sigal, a senior at the Clinton School in Manhattan, said many of his peers are out. Three of his close friends, with whom he shares a table during the day, got COVID.
"I wouldn't say anyone is really happy or engaged," said Sigal, who also serves on his local community board and is the editor of the school newspaper.
Sigal said one of his teachers who recently caught the virus returned to work this week, despite the teacher still testing positive on a rapid test. They spent the class period keeping as much distance as possible between them.
The city education department declined to comment on the specific incident and didn't answer a question about whether safety rules allow an asymptomatic teacher who tests positive at the end of a five-day quarantine to return, referring Chalkbeat to state health department guidelines. A state health department spokesperson said the teacher should have stayed at home for a full 10 days given the positive test result.
Jadeyn Madhere, a sophomore at Manhattan's Art and Design High School, said she was glad to return to her classroom this week. Despite the spike in virus cases, she said she wouldn't take a remote option if it were offered.
Her grades suffered during remote learning last year, but she has since made the honor roll. She's also excited about attending art class, a favorite subject this year that wasn't emphasized last year. On Wednesday, she enjoyed using oil pastels to draw a still life of marbles.
Jadeyn Madhere with her mother, Christine.
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Still, the school felt off: Even though most of her teachers were present, more than a third of her classmates were out. "It felt kind of dull," she said. "It would have been a better day if more people was there."
Alan Sun, a sophomore at The Bronx High School of Science, said there has been little in-person learning this week. With many students out, his English class on Friday was devoted to independently reading "1984," but many students simply dozed off. When teachers are absent, students are often funneled into the gym or cafeteria where students "just hang out, talk to our friends, we do homework, or look at our phones."
He said the school's atmosphere is sometimes uncomfortable, especially during lunch when students gather in the cafeteria unmasked with little social distancing. And under a new policy launched this week, students are given rapid tests to take at home if they've been in a room with someone who tests positive. Some are taking the tests in the bathroom before getting home, fearing that they might have been infected, Sun said.
"People test positive in the middle of all these people and it's really uncomfortable," he said.
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For teachers, low attendance poses a difficult dilemma: press ahead with the curriculum for the students who are present or abandon lesson plans and review past material, so that absent students can catch up when they return?
"I think we could have planned better about how to prepare students mentally for this. Because everything is so unexpected, kids are having a hard time managing the stress."
Donna McKenna, who teaches students who are recent immigrants in the Bronx, said her school is better suited than many when it comes to dealing with disrupted school days.
Even before the pandemic, students often missed class to work jobs or travel back to their home countries. The way the school plans lessons and grades students is designed to allow students to pick up where they left off and show mastery of skills and concepts rather than content.
With only five out of 100 seniors showing up to the building on Wednesday, the school has resorted to "Zoom in a room." McKenna gives mini-lessons twice — first to the students in front of her and then to those tuning in online. Despite the effort to meet students virtually, McKenna said many aren't tuning into classes.
"I think we could have planned better about how to prepare students mentally for this," she said. "Because everything is so unexpected, kids are having a hard time managing the stress."
Lesson plans disrupted
"It's hard to teach core content when you'd have to re-teach it to a third of the class who is out once they're back."
Ehrlich, the teacher at the Bronx's New World High School, said he has shifted away from offering lots of direct instruction because more than a quarter of his students stayed home this week, either due to quarantines or fear of getting sick. His classes have been repeatedly disrupted by quarantines. Ehrlich also was home sick the week before winter recess after testing positive for the coronavirus.
"It's hard to teach core content when you'd have to re-teach it to a third of the class who is out once they're back," he said.
Jennifer Gorman, an English teacher at another high school in the Bronx, said low student attendance and her co-teacher's absence shifted her teaching back to review mode. She's focusing on going deeper on grammar rules, such as sentence fragments.
"Nobody is going to start 'Romeo and Juliet' in the middle of a staffing shortage," she said.
Other teachers feel pressure to continue with the curriculum.
Robert Effinger, a high school social studies teacher in the Bronx, said he needs to forge ahead if he wants his students to have a shot at passing the Regents exam required for graduation — even while "crossing my fingers and my toes" that the state decides to cancel the tests like they did last year.
He said the "sporadic" absences of students make it particularly hard for those who have disabilities and may, for example, require access to a text the day before a lesson is presented. He also doesn't want to push students who are sick.
"Listen, if a kid is really sick with COVID, do I really want them to think, 'Oh I really have to get that social studies assignment done?' No, I want them to get better," Effinger said.
Online and in person – instruction suffers
Teachers are only expected to provide remote assignments and "office hours" for students who test positive for COVID. But many students — it's unclear how many — have decided to stay home out of safety concerns or other reasons and aren't entitled to remote instruction.
Multiple educators said they were overwhelmed by trying to keep up with planning lessons for students who are in person, using prep periods to cover for other teachers who are out sick, and posting work for students to complete online or setting up video conferences with them.
"It's just very, very hard to do the remote instruction and the in-person instruction," said Mike Loeb, a science teacher at the Urban Institute of Mathematics in the Bronx. "We're just spread very thin."
Loeb said he's posting notes for his lessons on Google Classroom that any student can access regardless of why they're staying home. But his class also features many labs, such as how different liquids refract light in various ways, which are difficult to replicate virtually.
He's doing his best to give students the data they would have observed had they been in class, and even conducting video meetings with students. But he acknowledged he doesn't have time to help every student online individually who requests it, especially those who are not isolating due to a positive test result.
Education department officials didn't respond to a question about whether students who are home sick but haven't tested positive for the coronavirus are entitled to any remote instruction. A spokesperson for the teachers union said they are in talks with the city about the rules governing remote instruction.
Mikhaela Reid, an East Flatbush mom, said she has kept her two children home amid the virus surge because she doesn't trust the city's safety protocols and is fearful that her family will contract the coronavirus for a second time. Her children, ages 6 and 11, have asthma.
She said her kids have been receiving assignments and even some one-on-one help from their schools. But there's been no live teaching, leaving Reid and her husband to walk their younger child through most of his work.
"It's hard to do anything asynchronous with kids his age and they're basically offering parents different projects and worksheets," Reid said.
The family doesn't have a concrete set of criteria for sending their children back to school. Reid said she is worried that the city's random testing protocol isn't rigorous enough and that staff who test positive are allowed to return to their classrooms after five days without first showing a negative test.
"I don't want someone who is contagious in close contact with my kid," she said, adding that she also doesn't want to slip into homeschooling. "I just want things to improve to a better level to feel safer."
The schools chancellor said Friday that absences and mounting cases were to be expected given omicron. But he also projected confidence that infections would soon crest and students and teachers would be back in classrooms "over the next week or two."
The school system will "start to make our way back to normal as this variant starts to subside," Banks said. "But the main thing is that for all of our children who really need to be in school, they're here."
Reema Amin contributed to this story.
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Q: Spring, Interceptor's excludePathPatterns function is not working properly I am working on Spring Framework and I wanted to write an interceptor and I wrote it eventually and it is working fine.
but at a point, I dont want my interceptor to intercept the request that is when user wants to logout and the session is being invalidated. But it is not happening as per my expectation.
I am adding interceptors by extending the WebMvcConfigurerAdapter and by utilizing the addInterceptors method and here is the code.
public void addInterceptors(InterceptorRegistry registry) {
    super.addInterceptors(registry);
    registry.addInterceptor( loggerInterceptor );
    registry.addInterceptor( authenticationInterceptor ).excludePathPatterns("/invalidate");
    }

Have I done anything wrong here.?
excludePathPatterns - > My URL ends with /invalidate. So please guide me, how to device a proper pattern.

A: Have you tried as below?
@Configuration
@EnableWebMvc
public class MyWebConfig extends WebMvcConfigurerAdapter
{
  @Override
  public void addInterceptors(InterceptorRegistry registry)
  {
    registry.addInterceptor(new MyCustomInterceptor())
            .addPathPatterns("/**")
            .excludePathPatterns("/foo/**");
  }
}

Reference
Refer this java doc for better understanding.

A: I think maybe your code triggers another error,the url path changed to another url(/error etc),then the /error url path that you have not excluded,pls check your code or debug a breakpoint as this picture.

A: It's Unnecessary add:
addPathPatterns("/**")

MappedInterceptor.java:

A: In my case, I had to debug the whole FrameworkServlet of Spring, and somewhere, an exception was thrown saying: "No parameters named hashId".
Turned out my requestParam wasn't named hashId but id, so the interceptor was correctly applied to that service url path.
Make sure the excludedPattern starts with "/" and is requested with the parameter names exactly as defined in the controller.

A: I have found the same issue while implementing the similar requirement. Please try below in your code if you are using Spring 5+ version.
@Configuration
public class BasicInterceptorAppConfig implements **WebMvcConfigurer** {

    @Autowired
    YourCustomInterceptor yourCustomInterceptor;

    @Override
    public void addInterceptors(InterceptorRegistry interceptorRegistry){
        interceptorRegistry.addInterceptor(yourCustomInterceptor).addPathPatterns("/**").excludePathPatterns("/admin.html", "/swagger-ui.html");

    }

}

Please user WebMvcConfigurer for Spring 5+ version. Hope this may help someone who is looking similar solution.

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November 9, 2016 November 9, 2016 by brandycavalli
America Grapples With How To Move Forward In The Donald Trump Era
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Donald Trump, who dealt a stunning political blow to Hillary Clinton and the established order when he was elected the 45th President of the United States on Tuesday, now faces the challenge of governing a divided American electorate after a notoriously bitter campaign.
On election night, Clinton supporters voiced fear and frustration, overwhelmed and bewildered by their candidate's unexpected loss. Some said they would avoid listening to news the next day; others predicted it would feel like waking up in an unfamiliar country. But on Wednesday, top Democratic and Republican leaders delivered a common message. They compared an unprecedented presidential election to those that came before and called on Americans across the political spectrum to unite in its wake.
"Now, as we do every four years, we have to work to heal the divisions of a long campaign," Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan said. "This needs to be a time of redemption, not a time of recrimination. We all need to rededicate ourselves to making America great and making it a more perfect union."
"Everybody is sad when their side loses an election, but the day after we have to remember that we're actually all on one team," President Barack Obama said. "This is an intramural scrimmage. We're not Democrats first. We're not Republicans first. We are Americans first. We're patriots first."
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a liberal leader who was one of Trump's most outspoken critics during the campaign, offered to "put aside our differences" and work with him to improve the economy. Trump, in his victory speech, praised Clinton for a hard-fought campaign and asked Americans to "bind the wounds of division"—wounds he had so often opened himself.
Those wounds appeared most painful for Clinton supporters gathered at what was supposed to be her victory party in New York City. Before the results came in, they voiced concern about what a Trump victory would mean.
"I fear it'll just exacerbate and cause more separation between Americans and the world," said Wendy Siskin, 41. "I don't think we'll be in a safe place. I don't think we'll be in a loving place."
Syed Zaidi, 51, said early in the night that he disagreed with Trump's approach to immigration and viewed his prospective presidency as "very scary." Holding a sign that read, "Great leaders unite, they do not divide," atop Clinton's "Stronger Together" slogan, Zaidi said he hoped both parties would come together no matter who won the election.
"It's too much hatred, too much hatred in the country," he said. "The whole world is looking at us as a democratic country in the world, you know? People come from all over the world for the freedom of democracy here."
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UN chief launches new disarmament agenda 'to secure our world and our future'
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres speaks at the University of Geneva, launching his Agenda for Disarmament, on 24 May 2018.
The United Nations chief announced a bold new vision for global disarmament on Thursday, to help eliminate nuclear arsenals and other deadly weapons from a world that is just "one mechanical, electronic and human error away" from destruction.
"The United Nations was created with the goal of eliminating war as an instrument of foreign policy," Secretary-General António Guterres said, unveiling his new agenda, entitled, Securing Our Common Future, at the University of Geneva, in Switzerland.
"But seven decades on, our world is as dangerous as it has ever been," he warned.
"Disarmament prevents and ends violence. Disarmament supports sustainable development. And disarmament is true to our values and principles," he explained.
We are one mechanical, electronic or human error away from a catastrophe that could eradicate entire cities from the map – UN chief Guterres
The launch comes at a time when "arms control has been in the news every day, sometimes in relation to Iran and Syria, sometimes the Korean Peninsula," said the UN chief.
The new Agenda focuses on three priorities – weapons of mass destruction, conventional weapons, and new battlefield technologies.
First, he stressed that disarmament of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons could "save humanity," noting that some 15,000 nuclear weapons remain stockpiled around the world and hundreds are ready to be launched within minutes.
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Global stockpiles of nuclear weapons.
"We are one mechanical, electronic or human error away from a catastrophe that could eradicate entire cities from the map," he warned.
Mr. Guterres said the States that possess nuclear weapons have the primary responsibility for avoiding catastrophe. In that regard, he appealed to Russia and the US to resolve their dispute over the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty; to extend the New START treaty on strategic offensive arms, which is due to expire in just three years; and to take new steps towards reducing nuclear stockpiles.
Disarmament prevents and ends violence. Disarmament supports sustainable development. And disarmament is true to our values and principles – UN chief Guterres
Second, he said disarmament of conventional weapons, which include small arms, light weapons and landmines, could "save lives," in particular those of civilians who continue to bear the brunt of armed conflict.
The UN chief said that beyond the appalling numbers of civilians killed and injured, conflicts are driving record numbers of people from their homes, often depriving them of food, healthcare, education and any means of making a living.
At the end of 2016, more than 65 million people were uprooted by war, violence and persecution, he said.
"My initiative will have a strong basis in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the world's blueprint for peace and prosperity on a healthy planet," he said, noting that excessive spending on weapons drains resources for sustainable development.
In fact, more than $1.7 trillion dollars was spent last year on arms and armies – the highest level since the fall of the Berlin Wall. That is around 80 times the amount needed to meet the humanitarian aid needs of the whole world, he said.
Third, he said that new technologies, when used maliciously, could help start a new arms race, endangering future generations.
"The combined risks of new weapon technologies could have a game-changing impact on our future security," he said.
Disarmament – including arms control, non-proliferation, prohibitions, restrictions, confidence-building and, where needed, elimination – is "an essential tool to secure our world and our future," said the UN chief.
"The paradox is that," he added, "when each country pursues its own security without regard for others, we create global insecurity that threatens us all."
New impetus needed to achieve a safer and more secure world
The cover of the Agenda, a 73-page document, depicts Orizuru, an origami paper crane. Its significance is that Japanese legend has it that anyone who folds a thousand paper cranes, will have their wish granted by the gods.
In her hospital bed, Sadako Sasaki - a survivor of the atomic bomb explosion at Hiroshima in 1945 – folded more than a thousand paper cranes, praying that she would recover from the deadly leukaemia caused by the blast.
She died at the age of 12, but her story spread around the world and origami cranes have since become symbols of peace.
In the final paragraph of the Agenda, Mr. Guterres quotes the late Secretary-General, Dag Hammarskjöld, saying "in this field, as we well know, a standstill does not exist; if you do not go forward, you do go backward".
The Agenda concludes with an appeal to all "to use every opportunity to carry forward momentum for disarmament where it exists, and to generate new impetus where it is needed, in order to achieve a safer and more secure world for all."
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This JERK squeezed into the HOV lane (illegally) and damn near took out my front tire. This was on the Northbound 51 at 3:45 today. He continued doing 80+ cut a few more drivers off before exiting on Union Hills. Hopefully the JERK will see this!!
Probably the same guy that wouldn't let me merge when the HOV lane was ending.


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By Francis Bacon, Basil Montagu
religion, and the observance thereof, I know no better argument than this, That although she found the Romish religion confirmed in her sister's days by act of parliament, and established by all strong and potent means that could be devised, and to have taken deep root in this kingdom; and that all those which had any authority, or bear any office in the state, had subscribed to it; yet for that she saw it was not agreeable to the word of God, nor to the primitive purity, nor to her own conscience, she did, with a great deal of courage, and with the assistance of a very few persons, quite expel and abolish it. Neither did she this by precipitate and heady courses, but timing it wisely and soberly. And this may well be conjectured, as from the thing itself, so also by an answer of her's which she made upon occasion. For within a very few days of her coming to the crown, when many prisoners were released out of prison, as the custom is at the inauguration of a prince, there came to her one day, as she was going to chapel, a certain courtier that had the liberty of a buffoon, and either out of his own motion, or by the instigation of a wiser man, presented her with a petition: and before a great number of courtiers, said to her with a loud voice, " That " there were yet four or five prisoners unjustly " detained in prison; he came to be a suitor to have " them set at liberty; those were the four Evan
gelists, and the Apostle Saint Paul, who had been
long shut up in an unknown tongue, as it were in "prison, so as they could not converse with the
common people." The queen answered very gravely, " That it was best first to inquire of them, " whether they would be set at liberty or no." Thus she silenced an unseasonable motion with a doubtful answer, as reserving the matter wholly in her own power.
Neither did she bring in this alteration timorously, or by pieces, but in a grave and mature manner, after a conference betwixt both sides, and the calling and conclusion of a parliament. And thus within the compass of one year she did so establish and settle all matters belonging to the church, as she departed not one hair's breadth from them to the end of her life : nay, and her usual custom was, in the beginning of every parliament, to forewarn the houses not to question or innovate any thing already established in the discipline or rites of the church. And thus much of her religion.
Now if there be any severer nature that shall tax her for that she suffered herself, and was very willing to be courted, wooed, and to have sonnets made in her commendation; and that she continued this longer than was decent for her years : notwithstanding, if you
will take this matter at the best it is not without singular admiration, being much like unto that which we find in fabulous narrations, of a certain queen in the Fortunate Islands, and of her court and fashions, where fair-purpose and love-making was allowed, but lasciviousness banished. But if you will take it at the worst, even so it amounteth to a more high admiration, considering that these courtships did not much eclipse her fame, and not at all
her majesty; neither did they make her less apt for government, or chock with the affairs and businesses of the public, for such passages as these do often entertain the time even with the greatest princes. But to make an end of this discourse, certainly this princess was good and moral, and such she would be acknowledged; she detested vice, and desired to purchase fame only by honourable courses. And indeed whilst I mention her moral parts, there comes a certain passage into my mind which I will insert. Once giving order to write to her ambassador about certain instructions to be delivered apart to the queen-mother of the house of Valois, and that her secretary had inserted a certain clause that the ambassador should say, as it were to endear her to the queen-mother, " That they two were the only
pair of female princes, from whom, for experience " and arts of government, there was no less expected " than from the greatest kings." She utterly disliked the comparison, and commanded it to be put out, saying, " That she practised other principles " and arts of government than the queen-mother " did." Besides, she was not a little pleased, if any one should fortune to tell her, that suppose she had lived in a private fortune, yet she could not have escaped without some note of excellency and singularity in her sex. So little did she desire to borrow or be beholding to her fortune for her praise. But if I should wade further into this queen's praises, moral or politic, either I must slide into certain common places, and heads of virtue, which were not
worthy of so great a princess : or if I should desire to give her virtues the true grace and lustre, I must fall into a history of her life, which requireth both better leisure and a better pen than mine is. Thus much in brief according to my ability : but to say the truth, the only commender of this lady's virtues is time; which for as many ages as it hath run, hath not yet shewed us one of the female sex equal to her in the administration of a kingdom.
CIVIL CHARACTER
WRIITEN BY HIS LORDSHIP IN LATIN, AND ENGLISHED BY
DR. RAWLEY.
Julius CÆSAR was partaker at first of an exercised fortune; which turned to his benefit: for it abated the haughtiness of his spirit, and whetted his industry. He had a mind, turbulent in his desires and affections; but in his judgment and understanding very serene and placid : and this appears by his easy deliverances of himself, both in his transactions and in his speech. For no man ever resolved more swiftly, or spake more perspicuously and plainly. There was nothing forced or difficult in his expressions. But in his will and appetite, he was of that condition, that he never rested in those things he had gotten; but still thirsted and pursued after new; yet so, that he would not rush into new affairs rashly, but settle and make an end of the former, before he attempted fresh actions. So that he would put a seasonable period to all his undertakings. And therefore, though he won many battles in Spain, and weakened their forces by degrees; yet he would not give over, nor despise the relics of the civil war there, till he had seen all things composed : but then


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Q: How to understand embedded kernel running for ARM versatile PCB which is nothing but a simple program I was reading this tutorial about running writing and debugging bare metal ARM software. So I like to know what the "software" term means in "writing and debugging bare metal ARM software". I'd like to know: can a simple program that does nothing but prints message to serial console in Arduino at register UART0 can it be called as kernel?
What I know kernel is tons of device drivers, etc. and lots of code. But I'd like to know if I have simple embedded device like Arduino then can a simple program that writes to memory mapped registers of device be qualified to be called kernel? Is the -kernel flag a must to supply to Qemu so author typed -kernel too and provided only the piece of code that is a simple program as kernel?
In the tutorial there are just 4 commands to make the build these are
$ arm-none-eabi-as -mcpu=arm926ej-s -g startup.s -o startup.o
$ arm-none-eabi-gcc -c -mcpu=arm926ej-s -g test.c -o test.o
$ arm-none-eabi-ld -T test.ld test.o startup.o -o test.elf
$ arm-none-eabi-objcopy -O binary test.elf test.bin

and ran in Qemu like
qemu-system-arm -M versatilepb -m 128M -nographic -s -S -kernel test.bin

So test.bin is a simple program but its specified as kernel in qemu command. So I'd like to know does the test.c/test.bin only itself be qualified to be called kernel? Or is it just typed in the command to satisfy the qemu requirements since its for emulating linux image kernel?
https://balau82.wordpress.com/2010/02/28/hello-world-for-bare-metal-arm-using-qemu/amp/
Also can this type of development be found in any other embedded device? I thought there suppose of be a boot loader and kernel separately for embedded devices that needed to be flashed to flash memory. But in the tutorial its just simple program, so why bootloader is not required because what I know bootloaders tells where to find the kernel image in flash memory.


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I met Hope a couple of years ago on a small site. She would follow my poetry and we became dear friends.Hope is from Israel and is working very hard at the university to master English. I asked her on my site because she has earned the right to be here, not because she's my friend.
Hope, I am proud of you. Bravo!!
I love you, why does it hurt?!
Why does it hurt so much?!
How could I be so blind?!
Was loving you was a crime?!
How could you hurt me so much!?
Why didn't you see the love in me?
every tear I drop, every painful night.
You have lost me, there is no way back.
I won't stop crying, not tonight.
Expecting open arms with warm hugs.
the deeper it gets the more I lose breath.
burnt the sweet picture I have drawn.
You killed the hope, the serenity inside me.
no word could justify what you put me through.
you lost me, there is no way to get me back.


Transgenic antisense tobacco plants with a range of reductions in sedoheptulose-1,7-bisphosphatase (SBPase) activity were used to investigate the role of photosynthesis in stomatal opening responses. High resolution chlorophyll a fluorescence imaging showed that the quantum efficiency of photosystem II electron transport (Fq′/Fm′) was decreased similarly in both guard and mesophyll cells of the SBPase antisense plants compared to the wild-type plants. This demonstrated for the first time that photosynthetic operating efficiency in the guard cells responds to changes in the regeneration capacity of the Calvin cycle. The rate of stomatal opening in response to a 30 min, 10-fold step increase in red photon flux density in the leaves from the SBPase antisense plants was significantly greater than wild-type plants. Final stomatal conductance under red and mixed blue/red irradiance was greater in the antisense plants than in the wild-type control plants despite lower CO2 assimilation rates and higher internal CO2 concentrations. Increasing CO2 concentration resulted in a similar stomatal closing response in wild-type and antisense plants when measured in red light. However, in the antisense plants with small reductions in SBPase activity greater stomatal conductances were observed at all Ci levels. Together, these data suggest that the primary light-induced opening or CO2-dependent closing response of stomata is not dependent upon guard or mesophyll cell photosynthetic capacity, but that photosynthetic electron transport, or its end-products, regulate the control of stomatal responses to light and CO2. © 2008 The Author(s).