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An introduction to the Internet of Skills
Isha Maggu
Jan 5 · 4 min read
I'd heard of the Internet of Things, the Internet of Money, the Internet of Information, the Internet of Energy, the Internet of…well, you name it — but while watching a short report about 5G technology, I came across The Internet of Skills.
Using some examples and going back to basics, below is my attempt to understand and explain a bit more about what I believe is the future of education, training and any kind of skill sharing.
Haptic Painting (allowing a painter to remotely control the hand/finger motions)
In a nutshell, the Internet of Skills enables you to transfer your expertise, irrespective of distance/location, in real time, using robotics and haptic feedback (haptic meaning recreating the sense of touch by applying forces, vibrations, or motions to the user, designed to trick our skin into thinking that what we're touching in the virtual world is real). Essentially, it is a way to digitise skills.
The primary aim of the Internet of Skills is to extend abilities, understanding, and knowledge. Knowledge that can be shared immediately and openly, breaking down economic barriers and geographic boundaries. By sending data both ways (from source to destination), the remote operation allows for tactile, visual and sound data to be shared. Training, learning and understanding that was only available in certain places, would be accessible to anybody.
So how would this work?
Learning the piano
We can now digitise piano skills and remotely teach people how to master the instrument.
To start off, the expert/teacher would put on a haptic glove — this glove is tracking and recording every single movement of their hand and fingers, which is stored on a standardised skills database.
An aspiring pianist can then download this real-time onto an exoskeleton, which will gently pressurise the hands and the joints, moving them softly at the beginning, and nudging the body into the right shape, until the muscle memory is trained. And they don't even have to be at a piano — they can practice their muscle memory anywhere they want.
Remote Surgery
The concept is similar — a surgeon wears the glove, which records their key movements, which are put on a surgery database. This can be downloaded by students anywhere in the world, or, the movements can be used real-time to control a robotic arm.
Source: https://roomone.com/projects/internet-of-skills/
Sensors on the tip of a robotic arm transfer tactile data back to the doctor operating remotely, through the use of a haptic glove, which in turn controls the movements of the robot. Along with a virtual reality headset, the doctor can be totally immersed in an operation performed by telepresence. In addition to the sensors and virtual immersion, a 360 camera can provide a live feed and transfer of visual data to the doctor.
Imagine using this during times of crisis, where doctors could have treated a patient thousands of miles away, especially in remote areas where medical skill is lacking, by linking the doctor and patient in a way never before possible.
What's enabling this?
5G.
The lighting speed of 5G is essential to make the Internet of Skills technology work — its short latency (the time delay between the cause and the effect of some physical change in the system being observed) means we have an instant action reaction.
It's a big jump from 3G & 4G — 5G is 100x more powerful than 4G (imagine a 2 hour movie would take 26 hours to download on 3G, 6 mins on 4G, and around 3 seconds on 5G). The response times on 5G are 400x faster than a blink of an eye (1 millisecond). It's actually the first time that the network will work faster than our minds.
The idea of the Internet of Skills is not entirely new — affordable Virtual Reality (VR) and Mixed Reality (MR) devices with the latest haptic technologies allow users to experience motion, forces, shapes and textures with increasing levels of realism. However, without the wide availability of 5G, the current systems lack the audio, visual and haptic technology performance and devices, together with machine interaction methods, which would provide a fully immersive Internet of Skills system.
Even with 5G (soon to be) becoming more mainstream, Mischa Dohler, a professor of wireless communications at King's College London, says it might take another decade for the "Internet of Skills" to be fully functional — there are still several security risks and best practices that this technology needs to get right, "because the moment you start moving things on the other side of the planet, you can do a lot of harm," according to Dohler.
Regardless, enabling any human being to teach, be taught and execute actions remotely is the next step in the connected world. We use digital today to find and negotiate jobs (think LinkedIn), but then to actually complete the work, many of us still need to travel to our workplace (especially in specialist fields such as medicine or manufacturing) — we should be able to digitise this too. As an enabler for remote skillset delivery, The Internet of Skills will democratise labour globally, the same way as the Internet has democratised knowledge.
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Агу́й-Шапсу́г () — аул в Туапсинском районе Краснодарского края. Входит в состав муниципального образования «Небугское сельское поселение».

География

Аул расположен в горном ущелье, в долине реки Агой. Находится в 8 км к северу от Туапсе, в 104 к югу от города Краснодар, и в 7 км к востоку от черноморского побережья.

Граничит с землями населённых пунктов: Агой на западе, Небуг на северо-западе, Цыпка, Красное и Мессажай на востоке, а также с Туапсе на юго-востоке.

Населённый пункт расположен на южном склоне Главного Кавказского хребта. Рельеф местности сильно пересечённый и в основном холмистый и гористый. Средние высоты на территории села составляют около 90 метров над уровнем моря. Колебания высот значительные. К западу от аула расположены горы Шаге-Шатам, на севере расположены горы — Азып (486 м), Чубатая (568 м), Жижиюк (669 м), Мазепа (689 м), на востоке горы — Мессажай (651 м) и Щеколетх (680 м). В верховьях реки Агой расположена популярная у туристов вершина — гора Агой (994 м). Окрестные горы и хребты покрыты густым лесом, в котором преобладают сосны, лиственница, каштан и т. д.

Гидрографическая сеть представлена рекой Агой. В пределах аула в Агой впадают реки — Гнокопсе (справа) и Колихо (слева). В урочище «Сатенок» бьют родники с минеральными источниками. В верховьях реки Агой имеются несколько водопадов.

Климат в селе переходный от умеренного к субтропическому. Его в основном характеризуют воздушные массы дующие с акватории Чёрного моря. Среднегодовая температура воздуха составляет около +13,0 °C, со средними температурми июля около +23,0 °C, и средними температурами января около +4,0 °C. Среднегодовое количество осадков составляет около 1200 мм в год. Основная часть осадков выпадает в зимний период.

Этимология
По одной версии топоним «Агуй» происходит от слова «гуе» и в переводе с адыгейского языка означает «смелый», «отчаянный». По другой версии топоним «Агуй» в переводе с адыгейского языка означает «расположенный среди гор» (от  — середина, сердце; «и» — притяжательный аффикс сердце и «а» — указатель места).
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История
 Деревня Карповка основана в 1872 году, на месте ранее существующего шапсугского селения, название которого не сохранилось. Своё название новое селение получило от полковника Карпова, получившего земли в долине реки Агой.
 До 1917 года деревня Карповка находилась в составе Вельяминовского отдела Черноморского округа.
 После Октябрьской революции деревня переименован в аул Карповский.
 С 1924 по 1945 года аул входил в состав Шапсугского национального района.
 В 1935 году аул переименован в Куйбышевку, в честь революционера Валериана Куйбышева.
 В 1945 году с упразднением Шапсугского района, аул Куйбышевка возвращён в состав Туапсинского района Краснодарского края.
 1 марта 1993 года аул Куйбышевка переименован в Агуй-Шапсуг.
 Ныне аул является крупнейшим из сохранившихся после Кавказской войны поселений адыгов (в основном шапсугов) на Черноморском побережье Западного Кавказа.

Микрорайоны
Аул исторически делится на 8 микрорайонов () по названию адыгских родов, некогда проживавших в этих урочищах:
 Абрегитам () — возвышенность рода Абрег.
 Гонежукай () — местность рода Гонежук.
 Екуашетам () — возвышенность рода Екуаш.
 Хашичехабль () — квартал рода Хашич.
 Хорахотам () — возвышенность рода Хорахо.
 Хунетам () — возвышенность рода Хун.
 Цушхехабль () — квартал рода Цушхе.
 Шагешетам () — возвышенность рода Шагеш.

Население

 Национальный состав
По данным Всероссийской переписи населения 2010 года:

Образование
 Средняя общеобразовательная школа № 15 им. Н. А. Тхагушева — ул. Школьная, 1А.
 Начальная школа Детский Сад № 15 — ул. Шапсугская, 68.

Здравоохранение
 Участковая больница — ул. Шапсугская, 44.

Культура
 Дом Культуры
 Культурно-спортивный комплекс
 Школа восточных единоборств
 Танцевальный ансамбль «Зори Шапсугии»

Ислам
До Октябрьской революции в ауле имелось две мечети. Большая мечеть располагалась в центре аула, а на восточной окраине аула стояла другая мечеть поменьше.

После Октябрьской революции мечети были разрушены коммунистами, а эфенди аульской мечети вместе с семьёй был сослан в Сибирь за продолжение своей религиозной деятельности.

Экономика
Основой экономики аула являются туризм и сельское хозяйство.

Через аул проходит туристические маршруты на водопады и дольмены в бассейне реки Агой, а также различные вершины южного склона Главного Кавказского хребта.

Также в окрестностях аула разбиты крупные сады фундука, черешни, груши, яблони, а также виноградники. По долине реки Агой сохранились заброшенные и заросшие со времён Кавказской войны — Старые Черкесские Сады.

Улицы
Улицы:

Переулки:

Территории

Известные уроженцы
 Тхагушев Нух Ахмедович — селекционер, доктор сельскохозяйственных наук.

Ссылки
 История аула Агуй-Шапсуг
 Коды ОКАТО и ОКТМО — Агуй-Шапсуг

Примечания

Населённые пункты Туапсинского района
Черкесские поселения Краснодарского края

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Atkinson Hall is a historic building located at 108 West Main Street in Geneseo, Illinois. The Geneseo Collegiate Institute, a Presbyterian college preparatory school that opened in 1884, built the building in 1892 for its music department. Architect J.E. Hosford designed the building in the Romanesque Revival style. The front of the red brick building faces north and has a pyramidal tower at its corners, with the northeast tower roughly  taller than the northwest one. The main entrance and many of the building's windows are arched, a key feature of Romanesque architecture. The building served the college until it closed in 1922; four years later, it became the American Legion Hall, Shearer Post #350.

The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on November 28, 2003.

References

National Register of Historic Places in Henry County, Illinois
Cultural infrastructure completed in 1892
Clubhouses on the National Register of Historic Places in Illinois
Romanesque Revival architecture in Illinois
School buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Illinois


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Back HCV Prevention Injection Drug Use War on Drugs Is Major Driver of Global Hepatitis C Epidemic
War on Drugs Is Major Driver of Global Hepatitis C Epidemic
Category: Injection Drug Use
Published on Thursday, 06 June 2013 00:00
Written by Global Commission on Drug Policy
The so-called "war on drugs" plays a major role is sustaining hepatitis C epidemics worldwide, including in hard-hit Russia and Eastern Europe, according to the latest report from the Global Commission on Drug Policy. Drug prohibition drives drug users underground and blocks harm reduction efforts such as needle exchange programs. "The war on drugs is a war on common sense," said Commissioner Ruth Dreifuss.
The new report was issued in advance of the International Harm Reduction Conference taking place next week in Vilnius, Lithuania. A large proportion of people who inject drugs become infected with hepatitis C virus -- which is more easily transmitted than HIV -- soon after they start injecting. Last year the commission issued a related report focusing on how the criminalization of drug use fuels the HIV pandemic.
Below is an edited excerpt from a media advisory issued by the Global Commission describing the report and its findings. The full report is available online in English and Russian.
Seven Former Presidents, Richard Branson, and Other World Leaders: Criminalization of Drug Use Fueling the Global Hepatitis C Viral Time Bomb
Global Commission on Drug Policy Calls for Decriminalization of Drug Use and Expansion of Proven, science-based Solutions to Reduce Hepatitis C -- Including Sterile Syringe Access, Safer Injection Facilities and Prescription Heroin Programs.
Drug War Policies in U.S., Russia, and China Cause Millions of Needless Infections -- globally, 10 out of 16 million people who inject drugs have Hepatitis C.
Thursday, 30 May 2013 -- Geneva, Switzerland -- A hepatitis C epidemic fuelled by the "war on drugs" is sweeping amongst injecting drug users globally, says a new landmark report released today by the Global Commission on Drug Policy. Of the 16 million people who inject drugs around the world, an estimated 10 million are living with hepatitis C. The report, entitled The Negative Impact of the War on Drugs on Public Health: The Hidden Hepatitis C Epidemic, condemns the drug war as a failure and recommends immediate, major reforms of the global drug prohibition regime to halt the spread of hepatitis C infection and other drug war harms.
The launch of the report happens in advance of next week's 23rd International Harm Reduction Conference, taking place in Vilnius, Lithuania. Nearby Eastern Europe end Central Asia are home to the fastest growing hepatitis C and HIV epidemics and are largely being driven by injecting drug use.
The evidence-based document addresses how the global war on drugs is fuelling the hepatitis C pandemic among people who use drugs. Throughout the world, research has consistently shown that repressive drug law enforcement practices force drug users away from public health services and into hidden environments where hepatitis C and HIV risk become markedly elevated. Mass incarceration of nonviolent drug users also plays a major role in spreading the pandemic.
"Hepatitis C has to be one of the most grossly miscalculated diseases by governments on the planet," said Commissioner Michel Kazatchkine, who is also the UN Secretary General´s Special Envoy on HIV/AIDS in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. "It is a disgrace that barely a handful of countries can actually show significant declines in new infections of hepatitis C among people who inject drugs."
The hepatitis C virus is highly infectious and easily transmitted through blood-to-blood contact. It therefore disproportionately impacts upon people who inject drugs, and is more than three times more prevalent than HIV among this population. In some of the countries with the harshest drug policies, over 90% of people who inject drugs are living with hepatitis C, with highest numbers reported in China (1.6 million people), the Russian Federation (1.3 million people) and the USA (1.5 million people).
Globally, most HIV-infected people who inject drugs are also living with a hepatitis C infection. The hepatitis C virus causes debilitating and fatal disease in around a quarter of those who are chronically infected, and is an increasing cause of premature death among people who inject drugs. Harm reduction services – such as the provision of sterile needles and syringes and opioid substitution therapy – can effectively prevent hepatitis C transmission among people who inject drugs, provided they are accessible and delivered early and at the required scale.
The report launched today further describes the remarkable failure of drug law enforcement policies in reducing the global illicit drug market, noting that the worldwide supply of illicit opiates, such as heroin, has increased by more than 380% in recent decades. Moreover, the drug war contributes to the growth of organized crime, violence and to the wide-scale incarceration of nonviolent drug users.
The report also depicts how a country like Lithuania (with 2.8% of the general population and 80% per cent of the drug injection population infected) despite positive progress in terms of the Government´s free provision of hepatitis C treatment, is in fact only reaching 5% of those in need. In Ukraine, where 260,000 people who use drugs are infected with HCV, a National Hepatitis Program has recently been approved for the first time following intense advocacy efforts by civil society groups. Crucially, the price for treatments has been more than halved during negotiations with pharmaceutical companies.
"The war on drugs is a war on common sense," said Commissioner Ruth Dreifuss, who is also the former President of Switzerland. "Repressive drug policies are ineffective, violate basic human rights, generate violence and expose individuals and communities to unnecessary risks. The Hepatitis C epidemic, totally preventable and curable, is yet another proof that the drug policy status quo has failed us all miserably."
This is the third report published by the Global Commission, the most distinguished group of high-level leaders to ever call for drug policy reform, including alternatives to incarceration, greater emphasis on public health approaches to drug use, decriminalization and experiments in legal regulation of drugs. Released in June 2011, its first report, War on Drugs, generated unprecedented media coverage and catalyzed international debate about the urgent need for a paradigm shift on the global drug prohibition regime. The second report, The War on Drugs and HIV/AIDS, was published in June 2012 in advance of the International AIDS Conference in Washington D.C. and was successful on exposing the links between the HIV pandemic and the criminalization of drug use.
Recommendations from Report
The Negative Impact of the War on Drugs on Public Health: The Hidden Hepatitis C Epidemic
Governments should publicly acknowledge the importance of the hepatitis C epidemic and its significant human, economic and social costs, particularly among people who use drugs.
Governments must acknowledge that drug policy approaches dominated by strict law enforcement practices perpetuate the spread of hepatitis C (as well as HIV and other health harms). They do this by exacerbating the social marginalization faced by people who use drugs, and by undermining their access to essential harm reduction and treatment services.
Governments should therefore reform existing drug policies -- ending the criminalization and mass incarceration of people who use drugs, and the forced treatment of drug dependence.
Governments must immediately redirect resources away from the 'war on drugs' and into public health approaches that maximize hepatitis C prevention and care, developed with the involvement of, the most affected communities.
Drug policy effectiveness should be measured by indicators that have real meaning for affected communities, such as reduced rates of HIV and hepatitis transmission and mortality, increased service coverage and access, reduced drug market violence, reduced human rights violations, and reduced incarceration.
Governments must remove any legal or de facto restrictions on the provision of sterile injection equipment and other harm reduction services, as well as opioid substitution therapy, in line with World Health Organization guidance. It is critical that these services are delivered at the scale required to impact upon hepatitis C transmission -- both in the community but also in prisons and other closed settings.
Governments should ensure that people who use drugs are not excluded from treatment programs, by establishing national hepatitis C strategies and action plans with the input of civil society, affected communities, and actors from across the HIV, public health, social policy, drug control and criminal justice sectors.
Governments must improve the quality and availability of data on hepatitis C, strengthening surveillance systems and better evaluating prevention and control programs. This will, in turn, help to raise political and public awareness of the epidemic.
Governments should enhance their efforts to reduce the costs of new and existing hepatitis C medicines -- including through negotiations with pharmaceutical companies to ensure greater treatment access for all those in need. Governments, international bodies and civil society organizations should seek to replicate the successful reduction in HIV treatment costs around the world, including the use of patent law flexibilities to make them more accessible.
The Global Commission calls upon the United Nations to demonstrate the necessary leadership and commitment to promote better national responses and achieve the reforms listed above.
Act urgently: The 'war on drugs' has failed, and significant public health harms can be averted if action is taken now.
Hepatitis C is a highly prevalent chronic viral infection, which poses major public health, economic and social crises, particularly in low and middle- income countries. The global hepatitis C epidemic has been described by the World Health Organization as a 'viral time bomb', yet continues to receive little attention. Access to preventative services is far too low, while diagnosis and treatment are prohibitively expensive and remain inaccessible for most people in need. Public awareness and political will with regard to hepatitis C are also too low, and national hepatitis surveillance is often non-existent.
The hepatitis C virus is highly infectious and is easily transmitted through blood-to-blood contact. It therefore disproportionately impacts upon people who inject drugs: of the 16 million people who inject drugs around the world, an estimated 10 million are living with hepatitis C. In some of the countries with the harshest drug policies, the majority of people who inject drugs are living with hepatitis C – more than 90 percent in places such as Thailand and parts of the Russian Federation.
The hepatitis C virus causes debilitating and fatal disease in around a quarter of those who are chronically infected, and is an increasing cause of premature death among people who inject drugs. Globally, most HIV-infected people who inject drugs are also living with a hepatitis C infection. Harm reduction services -- such as the provision of sterile needles and syringes and opioid substitution therapy -- can effectively prevent hepatitis C transmission among people who inject drugs, provided they are accessible and delivered at the required scale.
Instead of investing in effective prevention and treatment programs to achieve the required coverage, governments continue to waste billions of dollars each year on arresting and punishing drug users -- a gross misallocation of limited resources that could be more efficiently used for public health and preventive approaches. At the same time, repressive drug policies have fuelled the stigmatization, discrimination and mass incarceration of people who use drugs. As a result, there are very few countries that have reported significant declines in new infections of hepatitis C among this population. This failure of governments to prevent and control hepatitis disease has great significance for future costs to health and welfare budgets in many countries.
In 2012 the Global Commission on Drug Policy released a report that outlined how the 'war on drugs' is driving the HIV epidemic among people who use drugs. The present report focuses on hepatitis C as it represents another massive and deadly epidemic for this population. The report provides a brief overview of the hepatitis C virus, before exploring how the 'war on drugs' and repressive drug policies are failing to drive transmission down.
The silence about the harms of repressive drug policies has been broken -- they are ineffective, violate basic human rights, generate violence, and expose individuals and communities to unnecessary risks. Hepatitis C is one of these harms -- yet it is both preventable and curable when public health is the focus of the drug response. Now is the time to reform.
Global Commission on Drug Policy The Negative Impact Of The War On Drugs
On Public Health: The Hidden Hepatitis C Epidemic. http://www.globalcommissionondrugs.org/hepatitis/gcdp_hepatitis_english.pdf (also available in Russian).
Global Commission on Drug Policy. Seven Former Presidents, Richard Branson and Other World Leaders: Criminalization of Drug Use Fuelling the Global Hepatitis C Viral Time Bomb. Press release.
Global Commission on Drug Policy. Global Commission on Drug Policy Report Launch: The Negative Impact of the War on Drugs on Public Health: The Hidden Hepatitis C Epidemic. Press release. May 20, 2013.

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#include "Graphics/Graphics.h"

#ifdef USE_RADIOBUTTON

// This pointer is used to create linked list of radio buttons for the group
RADIOBUTTON *_pListButtons = NULL;

/*********************************************************************
* Function: RADIOBUTTON  *RbCreate(WORD ID, SHORT left, SHORT top, SHORT right,
*                              SHORT bottom, WORD state, XCHAR *pText, GOL_SCHEME *pScheme)
*
* Overview: creates the radio button
*
********************************************************************/
RADIOBUTTON *RbCreate
(
    WORD        ID,
    SHORT       left,
    SHORT       top,
    SHORT       right,
    SHORT       bottom,
    WORD        state,
    XCHAR       *pText,
    GOL_SCHEME  *pScheme
)
{
    RADIOBUTTON *pRb = NULL;
    RADIOBUTTON *pointer;

    pRb = (RADIOBUTTON *)GFX_malloc(sizeof(RADIOBUTTON));
    if(pRb == NULL)
        return (pRb);

    pRb->hdr.ID = ID;
    pRb->hdr.pNxtObj = NULL;
    pRb->hdr.type = OBJ_RADIOBUTTON;
    pRb->hdr.left = left;
    pRb->hdr.top = top;
    pRb->hdr.right = right;
    pRb->hdr.bottom = bottom;
    pRb->pText = pText;
    pRb->pNext = NULL;						// last radio button in the list
    pRb->hdr.state = state;
    pRb->hdr.DrawObj = RbDraw;				// draw function
    pRb->hdr.MsgObj = RbTranslateMsg;       // message function
    pRb->hdr.MsgDefaultObj = RbMsgDefault;  // default message function
    pRb->hdr.FreeObj = NULL;				// free function

    if(GetState(pRb, RB_GROUP))
    {

        // If it's first button in the group start new button's list
        _pListButtons = pRb;

        // Attach the button to the list
        pRb->pHead = (OBJ_HEADER *)_pListButtons;
    }
    else
    {

        // Attach the button to the list
        pRb->pHead = (OBJ_HEADER *)_pListButtons;
        pointer = _pListButtons;
        while(pointer->pNext != NULL)
        {
            pointer = (RADIOBUTTON *)pointer->pNext;
        }

        pointer->pNext = (OBJ_HEADER *)pRb;
    }

    // Set the style scheme to be used
    if(pScheme == NULL)
        pRb->hdr.pGolScheme = _pDefaultGolScheme;
    else
        pRb->hdr.pGolScheme = pScheme;

    // Set the text height
    pRb->textHeight = 0;
    if(pText != NULL)
    {
        pRb->textHeight = GetTextHeight(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->pFont);
    }

    GOLAddObject((OBJ_HEADER *)pRb);

    return (pRb);
}

/*********************************************************************
* Function: void RbSetCheck(RADIOBUTTON *pRb, WORD ID)
*
* Input: pRb - the pointer to any radio button in the group
*        ID - ID of button to be checked
*
* Output: none
*
* Overview: sets radio button to checked state, and marks states of group
*           radio buttons to be redrawn
*
********************************************************************/
void RbSetCheck(RADIOBUTTON *pRb, WORD ID)
{
    RADIOBUTTON *pointer;

    pointer = (RADIOBUTTON *)pRb->pHead;

    while(pointer != NULL)
    {
        if(pointer->hdr.ID == ID)
        {
            SetState(pointer, RB_CHECKED | RB_DRAW_CHECK);  // set check and redraw
        }
        else
        {
            ClrState(pointer, RB_CHECKED);                  // reset checked
            SetState(pointer, RB_DRAW_CHECK);               // redraw
        }

        pointer = (RADIOBUTTON *)pointer->pNext;
    }
}

/*********************************************************************
* Function: WORD RbGetCheck(RADIOBUTTON *pRb)
*
* Input: pRb - the pointer to any radio button in the group
*
* Output: ID of checked button, -1 if there are no checked buttons
*
* Overview: gets ID of checked radio button
*
********************************************************************/
WORD RbGetCheck(RADIOBUTTON *pRb)
{
    RADIOBUTTON *pointer;

    pointer = (RADIOBUTTON *)pRb->pHead;

    while(pointer != NULL)
    {
        if(GetState(pointer, RB_CHECKED))
        {
            return (pointer->hdr.ID);
        }

        pointer = (RADIOBUTTON *)pointer->pNext;
    }

    return (-1);
}

/*********************************************************************
* Function: RbSetText(RADIOBUTTON *pRb, XCHAR *pText)
*
* Input: pRb - the pointer to the radio button
*        pText - pointer to the text
*
* Output: none
*
* Overview: sets text
*
********************************************************************/
void RbSetText(RADIOBUTTON *pRb, XCHAR *pText)
{
    pRb->pText = pText;
    pRb->textHeight = GetTextHeight((BYTE *)pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->pFont);
}

/*********************************************************************
* Function: RbMsgDefault(WORD translatedMsg, void *pObj, GOL_MSG* pMsg)
*
* Overview: changes the state of the radio button by default
*
********************************************************************/
void RbMsgDefault(WORD translatedMsg, void *pObj, GOL_MSG *pMsg)
{
    RADIOBUTTON *pointer;
    RADIOBUTTON *pRb;

    pRb = (RADIOBUTTON *)pObj;

        #ifdef USE_FOCUS
            #ifdef USE_TOUCHSCREEN
    if(pMsg->type == TYPE_TOUCHSCREEN)
    {
        if(!GetState(pRb, RB_FOCUSED))
        {
            GOLSetFocus((OBJ_HEADER *)pRb);
        }
    }

            #endif
        #endif
    if(translatedMsg == RB_MSG_CHECKED)
    {

        // Uncheck radio buttons in the group
        pointer = (RADIOBUTTON *)pRb->pHead;

        while(pointer != NULL)
        {
            if(GetState(pointer, RB_CHECKED))
            {
                ClrState(pointer, RB_CHECKED);      // reset check
                SetState(pointer, RB_DRAW_CHECK);   // redraw
            }

            pointer = (RADIOBUTTON *)pointer->pNext;
        }

        SetState(pRb, RB_CHECKED | RB_DRAW_CHECK);  // set check and redraw
    }
}

/*********************************************************************
* Function: WORD RbTranslateMsg(void *pObj, GOL_MSG *pMsg)
*
* Overview: translates the GOL message for the radio button
*
********************************************************************/
WORD RbTranslateMsg(void *pObj, GOL_MSG *pMsg)
{

    RADIOBUTTON *pRb;

    pRb = (RADIOBUTTON *)pObj;

    // Evaluate if the message is for the radio button
    // Check if disabled first
    if(GetState(pRb, RB_DISABLED))
        return (OBJ_MSG_INVALID);

        #ifdef USE_TOUCHSCREEN
    if(pMsg->type == TYPE_TOUCHSCREEN)
    {
        if(pMsg->uiEvent == EVENT_PRESS)
        {

            // Check if it falls in the radio button borders
            if
            (
                (pRb->hdr.left < pMsg->param1) &&
                (pRb->hdr.right > pMsg->param1) &&
                (pRb->hdr.top < pMsg->param2) &&
                (pRb->hdr.bottom > pMsg->param2)
            )
            {
                if(!GetState(pRb, RB_CHECKED))
                    return (RB_MSG_CHECKED);
            }
        }

        return (OBJ_MSG_INVALID);
    }

        #endif
        #ifdef USE_KEYBOARD
    if(pMsg->type == TYPE_KEYBOARD)
    {
        if(pMsg->param1 == pRb->hdr.ID)
        {
            if(pMsg->uiEvent == EVENT_KEYSCAN)
            {
                if((pMsg->param2 == SCAN_SPACE_PRESSED) || (pMsg->param2 == SCAN_CR_PRESSED))
                {
                    if(!GetState(pRb, RB_CHECKED))
                        return (RB_MSG_CHECKED);
                }
            }
        }

        return (OBJ_MSG_INVALID);
    }

        #endif
    return (OBJ_MSG_INVALID);
}

/*********************************************************************
* Function: WORD RbDraw(void *pObj)
*
* Output: returns the status of the drawing
*		  0 - not completed
*         1 - done
*
* Overview: draws radio button
*
********************************************************************/
WORD RbDraw(void *pObj)
{
    typedef enum
    {
        REMOVE,
        DRAW_BUTTON0,
        DRAW_BUTTON1,
        DRAW_TEXT,
        DRAW_TEXT_RUN,
        DRAW_CHECK,
        DRAW_CHECK_RUN,
        DRAW_FOC
    } RB_DRAW_STATES;

        #define SIN45   46341

    static RB_DRAW_STATES   state = REMOVE;
    SHORT                   checkIndent;
    static SHORT            radius;
    static SHORT            x, y;
    static DWORD_VAL        temp;

    WORD                    faceClr;
    RADIOBUTTON *pRb;

    pRb = (RADIOBUTTON *)pObj;

    if(IsDeviceBusy())
        return (0);

    switch(state)
    {
        case REMOVE:
            if(GetState(pRb, (RB_HIDE | RB_DRAW)))
            {
                SetColor(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->CommonBkColor);
                if(!Bar(pRb->hdr.left, pRb->hdr.top, pRb->hdr.right, pRb->hdr.bottom))
                    return (0);
            }

            if(GetState(pRb, RB_HIDE))
                return (1);

            radius = ((pRb->hdr.bottom - pRb->hdr.top) >> 1) - RB_INDENT;
            x = pRb->hdr.left + ((pRb->hdr.bottom - pRb->hdr.top) >> 1) + RB_INDENT;
            y = (pRb->hdr.bottom + pRb->hdr.top) >> 1;
            temp.Val = SIN45;

            if(GetState(pRb, RB_DRAW))
            {
                state = DRAW_BUTTON0;
            }
            else
            {
                state = DRAW_CHECK;
                goto rb_draw_check;
            }

        case DRAW_BUTTON0:
            if(!GetState(pRb, RB_DISABLED))
            {
                faceClr = pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->Color0;
            }
            else
            {
                faceClr = pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->ColorDisabled;
            }

            GOLPanelDraw
            (
                x,
                y,
                x,
                y,
                radius,
                faceClr,
                pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->EmbossDkColor,
                pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->EmbossLtColor,
                NULL,
                GOL_EMBOSS_SIZE
            );
            state = DRAW_BUTTON1;

        case DRAW_BUTTON1:
            if(!GOLPanelDrawTsk())
            {
                return (0);
            }

            state = DRAW_TEXT;

        case DRAW_TEXT:
            if(pRb->pText != NULL)
            {
                SetFont(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->pFont);

                if(GetState(pRb, RB_DISABLED))
                {
                    SetColor(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->TextColorDisabled);
                }
                else
                {
                    SetColor(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->TextColor0);
                }

                MoveTo
                (
                    pRb->hdr.left + pRb->hdr.bottom - pRb->hdr.top + RB_INDENT,
                    (pRb->hdr.bottom + pRb->hdr.top - pRb->textHeight) >> 1
                );

                state = DRAW_TEXT_RUN;

            case DRAW_TEXT_RUN:
                if(!OutText(pRb->pText))
                    return (0);
            }

            state = DRAW_CHECK;

    rb_draw_check:

        case DRAW_CHECK:
            if(GetState(pRb, RB_CHECKED))
            {
                if(GetState(pRb, RB_DISABLED))
                {
                    SetColor(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->TextColorDisabled);
                }
                else
                {
                        #if (COLOR_DEPTH == 1)
                    SetColor(BLACK);
                        #else
                    SetColor(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->TextColor0);
                        #endif
                }
            }
            else
            {
                if(GetState(pRb, RB_DISABLED))
                {
                    SetColor(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->ColorDisabled);
                }
                else
                {
                        #if (COLOR_DEPTH == 1)
                    SetColor(WHITE);
                        #else
                    SetColor(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->Color0);
                        #endif
                }
            }

            state = DRAW_CHECK_RUN;

        case DRAW_CHECK_RUN:
            checkIndent = (pRb->hdr.bottom - pRb->hdr.top) >> 2;
            if(!FillCircle(x, y, radius - checkIndent))
                return (0);

            state = DRAW_FOC;

        case DRAW_FOC:
            if(GetState(pRb, RB_DRAW | RB_DRAW_FOCUS))
            {
                if(IsDeviceBusy())
                    return (0);

                if(GetState(pRb, RB_FOCUSED))
                {
                    SetColor(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->TextColor0);
                }
                else
                {
                    SetColor(pRb->hdr.pGolScheme->CommonBkColor);
                }

                SetLineType(FOCUS_LINE);
                if(!Rectangle(pRb->hdr.left, pRb->hdr.top, pRb->hdr.right, pRb->hdr.bottom))
                    return (0);
                SetLineType(SOLID_LINE);
            }

            state = REMOVE;
            return (1);
    }

    return (1);
}

#endif // USE_RADIOBUTTON

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San Diego Comic Con 2017 Ninjago Movie And TBS Animation Panels
July 20, 2017 July 20, 2017 by RegularCapital
Later today (20/07/2017) at San Diego Comic Con 2017, there will be an hour long event from 6.45pm for the upcoming Lego Ninjago Movie, based on Cartoon Network's hit series Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu and the Lego toy range of the same name. In the new animated comedy-action movie, a young Master Builder ninja named Lloyd must team up with his fellow ninja, who are skilled in the martial art of Spinjitzu to save Ninjago City from the evil Lord Garmadon – Lloyd's father. There will be another Ninjago event at the convention on Sunday afternoon at 3pm (23/07/2017), but this time it's a panel for the animated TV series, joining the panel are the show's writers Kevin and Dan Hageman, showrunner Tommy Andreasen, senior creative director Simon Lucas, and IP lead Nelson Lamonica. The panel will include sneak peeks for upcoming episodes and a voice talent guest appearance.
At 7pm today, Cartoon Network's sister general entertainment channel – TBS will be hosting a panel for their current, brand new and upcoming animated shows, joining the panel will be executive producers, creators and writers from each show. The panel will start off with American Dad co-creator – Matt Weitzman, followed by an introduction to TBS's new animated dark comedy – Tarantula – created by Carson Mell. Final Space will also be introduced at the event, the show is a serialised animated series set in Space, the show follows Gary – an astronaut and his adorable planet-destroying alien friend – Mooncake. J.G. Quintel, the creator of Cartoon Network's Regular Show will be introducing his brand new animated series – Close Enough, which follows a married couple transitioning into their 30's, the show has Regular Show's surreal humour and art style, and just like Regular Show, its produced by Cartoon Network Studios.
While at the convention, also make sure to stop by at Cartoon Network's booth (#3735) to grab some OK K.O. goodies!
Lego Ninjago and TBS Animation San Diego Comic-Con 2017 Schedule
Thursday 20th July 2017 at 6.45pm – 7.45pm
In this big screen Ninjago adventure, the battle for Ninjago City calls to action young Master Builder Lloyd, a.k.a. the Green Ninja (Dave Franco), along with his friends, who are all secret ninja warriors. Led by Master Wu (Jackie Chan), as wise-cracking as he is wise, they must defeat evil warlord Garmadon (Justin Theroux), the Worst Guy Ever, who also happens to be Lloyd's dad. Pitting mech against mech and father against son, the epic showdown will test this fierce but undisciplined team of modern-day ninjas who must learn to check their egos and pull together to unleash their inner power of Spinjitzu.
TBS Gets Animated
Thursday 20th July 2017 at 7pm – 8pm
Executive producers, creators, and writers from upcoming TBS animated original comedy series present exclusive clips and sneak peeks of each show. First up will be Matt Weitzman of TBS's American Dad! followed by an introduction to the eccentric residents of the Tierra Chula Resident Hotel in Tarantula by creator Carson Mell. Coming in early 2018, Final Space is a serialized intergalactic space saga about an astronaut named Gary and his adorable planet-destroying friend Mooncake, from indie film producers Olan Rogers and David Sacks (The Tick and The Simpsons). The program will also feature a surreal animated series about a family growing up without getting old from J.G. Quintel, the creator of the Emmy Award-winning Regular Show.
Sunday 23rd July 2017 at 3pm – 4pm
Join creators of the smash-hit Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu television series and LEGO Ninjago toys for an in-depth look behind the scenes. Writers Kevin and Dan Hageman, showrunner Tommy Andreasen, senior creative director Simon Lucas, and IP lead Nelson Lamonica go under the hood and explore the Ninjago universe. Plus, sneak peeks and an appearance from voice talent of the hit show. Moderated by Brian Bowler (marketing director).
https://www.comic-con.org/cci/programming-schedule
Categories CN USATags American Dad!, Animation Convention, Brian Bowler, Carson Mell, Cartoon Network Studios, Close Enough, CN USA, Dan Hageman, Dave Franco, J.G. Quintel, Justin Theroux, Kevin Hageman, Lego, Lego Ninjago, Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu, Matt Weitzman, Nelson Lamonica, Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu, O.K. KO! Let's Be Heroes, Olan Rogers, Panel, Regular Show, San Diego Comic Con, San Diego Comic Con 2017, San Diego Comic Con International, San Diego Comic Con International 2017, Simon Lucas, Special Event, Tarantula, TBS, The Lego Ninjago Movie, Tommy AndreasenLeave a comment
Four New Animated Shows Coming Soon To TBS
May 18, 2017 May 18, 2017 by RegularCapital
Turner's general entertainment channel in the United States – TBS has uploaded a 2017 preview of their upcoming programming yesterday coinciding with the Turner Upfront 2017 event in New York. During the next year or so (and alongside their live-action programming), TBS will premiere four new animated shows, The Cops, Close Enough, Tarantula and Final Space.
The Cops is an animated show starring and co-created by Louis C.K. and Albert Brooks. The Cops follows the lives of two Los Angeles patrolmen named Al (voiced by Albert Brooks) and Lou (voiced by Louis C.K.), both cops try their hardest to protect and serve in one of the largest cities in the world. The Cops is produced by FX Productions, Louis C.K.'s Pig Newton and Turner's Studio T, the show is slated to premiere in 2018.
Close Enough is a brand new show from the creator of Cartoon Network's Emmy award-winning Regular Show and creative director of The Marvellous Misadventures of Flapjack – J.G. Quintel. Close Enough is a surreal animated series about the life of a married couple transitioning into their thirties, handling parenthood, friendship, ham theft, stripper clowns and choosing the right day care. Initially, 13 episodes have been ordered by TBS. The animated series is produced by Cartoon Network Studios and Studio T. The show features J.G. Quintel's recognisable art style, which was used on Regular Show. The show is slated to premiere in 2018.
https://www.regularcapital.com/2017/05/close-enough-a-new-show-from-regular-show-creator-jg-quintel/
Tarantula is an animated dark comedy created by Carson Mell, the show is about people living in a seedy hotel. The show is based on a series of animated shorts that can be viewed on Carson Mell's YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvE6-grSwjw97E93FvrDPyw
Final Space, is an interstellar animated comedy created by independent filmmaker, actor, comedian and entrepreneur Olan Rogers. The series follows an astronaut named Gary Space and his alien friend, Mooncake, both go on an intergalactic adventure to solve the mystery of "Final Space", in other words the end of the universe. Talkshow host Conan O'Brien is also an executive producer on the show.
Final Space Pilot Episode on Olan Rogers' YouTube Channel
Video of TBS's 2017-2018 Upfront, skip to 2:48 for the animation part of the upfront:
http://www.turner.com/pressroom/tbs-greenlights-cops-working-title-animated-comedy-starring-louis-ck-and-albert-brooks
https://www.turner.com/pressroom/upfront-2017-tbs-greenlights-close-enough-new-animated-series-jg-quintel
http://www.idigitaltimes.com/tarantula-best-web-series-all-time-coming-tv-2017-550004
http://comicbook.com/2016/12/03/tbs-orders-animated-series-from-youtube-star-olan-rogers-conan-o/
Categories CN USATags Albert Brooks, Carson Mell, Cartoon Network Studios, Close Enough, CN USA, Conan O'Brien, Final Space, FX Productions, J.G. Quintel, Louis C.K., New Show, New Shows, Olan Rogers, Pig Newton, Regular Show, Studio T, Tarantula, TBS, The Cops, The Marvellous Misadventures of Flapjack, Turner Broadcasting System, Turner Upfront 2017Leave a comment
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Established in 2015, Children's Mental Health Week was introduced by Place2Be – a children's mental health charity who providing school-based support and training programmes to improve the emotional wellbeing of pupils, families, teachers and school staff.
This year, Children's Mental Health Week falls on 4th-10th February and the focus is Healthy: Inside and Out. It's just as important to be healthy mentally as it is to be healthy physically. It's a win-win situation, improving your health on the outside results in feeling better on the inside too!
It's the 21st Century so it's no surprise that social media has a huge impact on children and can certainly affect their mental health. A sense of self-worth is important along with being happy with your looks! Remind them that there's no such thing as a "perfect figure". It's not always black and white when a child is feeling mentally upset. They can hide things and become scared to tell an adult. Encourage your child to talk about how their day at school/nursery went, how they're getting on with their friends and whether there's anything in particular they're not enjoying.
Enjoy family time – whether you're cooking together or just sitting down and eating together, quality family time is a good way to bond and see what's going on in each other's busy lifestyles.
Take regular walks – switch off from the digital world and embrace the outdoors. Use this time to evaluate yourself.
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Hi, Well, I had my periodz, March 9th, then again on April 11th, Now its may, and I haven't had my period yet, its like the 19th, I have been feeling period cramping for the past week but it still hasn't came, and a few days back I had a little discharge which was brown that was only a one time thing, I only had that, that one day, anyhow, I haven't really had any Symtoms lately, Im just wondering if there is a possiblity of me being pregnant, I Had Unprotected s_x one time, and my boyfriend cam.....uh .. but then he was about to pull it out, but then he put it back in....So I dont know, Im like 8 days late, but I dont know.... Could i be pregnant or wut?
I think you need to stop having s_x if you're not ready for a baby!
Was that unprotected s_x the weekend of May 7th? Try a home test Sat 28th first pee. Good luck!
First of its my choice if i want Unprotected s_x or not, Im old enough to make that choice, I dont need to pratice closing my legs, I know the consequences in which when I am having unprotected s_x, so dont come here and judge me for that!


Hit the jump for the plot details as officially presented by Disney.
The only other notable fact in the release is that director Rob Marshall has brought along his production designer John Myhre, who worked on Marshall's Nine, Chicago, in addition to Wanted, Dreamgirls, Ali, X-Men and Elizabeth. (Brian Morris designed the first Pirates, and Rick Heinrichs the second and third.) And, I suppose, you might find the lack of any mention of Keith Richards notable, as he's been rumored to be in the film.
Read the release in full below, should you want the official Disney version of many details we've already reported.
Production has commenced on location in Hawaii, the United Kingdom and Los Angeles on Walt Disney Pictures' and Jerry Bruckheimer Films' sweeping comedy adventure "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides," directed by Rob Marshall ("Chicago"), the fourth entry in the blockbuster franchise which has already reaped $2.7 billion in worldwide box office from the previous three films, and the first to be filmed and presented in Disney Digital 3D(TM). Johnny Depp returns to his iconic, Academy Award(R)-nominated role of Captain Jack Sparrow, newly joined by Academy Award winner Penelope Cruz ("Vicky Cristina Barcelona," Rob Marshall's "Nine"), Ian McShane (HBO's "Deadwood") and newcomers Astrid Berges-Frisbey and Sam Claflin. Also rejoining Johnny Depp and Captain Jack are Academy Award-winner and three-time nominee Geoffrey Rush ("Shine," " Shakespeare in Love") and Kevin R. McNally (first three "Pirates of the Caribbean" films, "Valkyrie"). The film is slated to open May 20, 2011.
"Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" captures the fun, adventure and humor that ignited the hit franchise –this time in Disney Digital 3D(TM). In this action-packed tale of truth, betrayal, youth and demise, Captain Jack Sparrow crosses paths with a woman from his past (Penelope Cruz), and he's not sure if it's love–or if she's a ruthless con artist who's using him to find the fabled Fountain of Youth. When she forces him aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge, the ship of the formidable pirate Blackbeard (Ian McShane), Jack finds himself on an unexpected adventure in which he doesn't know who to fear more: Blackbeard or the woman from his past.
Rush reprises his role as the vengeful Captain Hector Barbossa, and Kevin R. McNally returns as Captain Jack's longtime comrade Joshamee Gibbs. Claflin stars as a stalwart missionary, while Berges-Frisbey is transformed into a mysterious mermaid.
"Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" is written by "Pirates" veterans Ted Elliott & Terry Rossio. The executive producers are Mike Stenson, Chad Oman, Barry Waldman, Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio and John DeLuca.
Joining Bruckheimer and Marshall for the new voyage is a top-flight group of award-winning behind-the-scenes artists, including director of photography Dariusz Wolski (first three "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies, Tim Burton's " Alice in Wonderland"), production designer John Myhre (two-time Academy Award(R) winner for Marshall's "Chicago" and "Memoirs of a Geisha"), costume designer Penny Rose (all three "Pirates of the Caribbean" films, "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time"), visual effects supervisor Charles Gibson, who won an Academy Award for "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest," Oscar(R) winner and eight-time nominee special effects supervisor John Frazier ("Pirates of the Caribbean" films," "Pearl Harbor") and stunt coordinator George Marshall Ruge, who also devoted his talents to the previous three "Pirates" films as well as Disney and Jerry Bruckheimer's "National Treasure" franchise. The editors include two Oscar winners, Michael Kahn ("Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time") and David Brenner ("Born on the Fourth of July"), as well as Wyatt Smith ( Marshall's "Nine").
Rob Marshall's first three films, "Chicago," "Memoirs of a Geisha" and "Nine," have been honored with a total of 23 Academy Award(R) nominations. For his work on "Chicago," winner of six Oscars(R) including Best Picture, Marshall received the Director's Guild Award, an Oscar nomination, a Golden Globe Award(R) nomination, a BAFTA nomination The National Board of Review Award and the New York Film Critics Online Award. A six-time Tony Award(R) nominee and George Abbott Award winner, Marshall's extensive work on Broadway includes co-director and choreographer of the worldwide award-winning production of "Cabaret" and director/choreographer of the Broadway revival of "Little Me," along with many others. He also produced, directed and choreographed the NBC television special "Tony Bennett: An American Classic," which earned seven Emmy Awards(R), including three for Marshall, and directed and choreographed Disney/ABC's critically acclaimed movie musical "Annie," which received 12 Emmy nominations with two wins, including Marshall for Outstanding Choreography; it also won the prestigious Peabody Award.
Jerry Bruckheimer Films and Television have been honored with 41 Academy Award(R) nominations, six wins, eight Grammy Award(R) nominations, five wins, 23 Golden Globe(R) nominations, four wins, 88 Emmy Award(R) nominations, 18 wins, 23 People's Choice nominations, 15 wins, numerous MTV Awards, including one for Best Picture of the Decade for "Beverly Hills Cop" and 20 Teen Choice Awards.
"Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" will film on the islands of Kauai and Oahu, Hawaii, followed by locations and studio work in the United Kingdom and Los Angeles.


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Aloha America: Hula Circuits through the U.S. Empire
Adria L. Imada
Aloha America reveals the role of hula in legitimating U.S. imperial ambitions in Hawai'i. Hula performers began touring throughout the continental United States and Europe in the late nineteenth century. These "hula circuits" introduced hula, and Hawaiians, to U.S. audiences, establishing an "imagined intimacy," a powerful fantasy that enabled Americans to possess their colony physically and symbolically. Meanwhile, in the early years of American imperialism in the Pacific, touring hula performers incorporated veiled critiques of U.S. expansionism into their productions.
At vaudeville theaters, international expositions, commercial nightclubs, and military bases, Hawaiian women acted as ambassadors of aloha, enabling Americans to imagine Hawai'i as feminine and benign, and the relation between colonizer and colonized as mutually desired. By the 1930s, Hawaiian culture, particularly its music and hula, had enormous promotional value. In the 1940s, thousands of U.S. soldiers and military personnel in Hawai'i were entertained by hula performances, many of which were filmed by military photographers. Yet, as Adria L. Imada shows, Hawaiians also used hula as a means of cultural survival and countercolonial political praxis. In Aloha America, Imada focuses on the years between the 1890s and the 1960s, examining little-known performances and films before turning to the present-day reappropriation of hula by the Hawaiian self-determination movement.


(Proverbs 3:31 KJV) Envy thou not the oppressor, and choose none of his ways.
In our politically correct times the KJV would be a poster slogan. It talks about the "oppressor" (376/2555). One of the mantras of the political left is oppression and the greedy rich. They might even like the NASB with its "man (376) of violence (2555), which is a more literal translation. Those of us on the right might get a little tired of the way the warning is misused. The problem is that when we are reacting to the perversion of the principle we often are also guilty of ignoring the problem.
Just because people take the concept of "justice" and twist it for their personal agenda does not mean that we are allowed to ignore it. Oppression is real. It is not just a social issue of rich and poor. It takes places in families and in churches.
So? The antidote to oppression is not more federal regulations it is an application of Christian love. You can't oppress someone when you are being patient, kind, and so forth. Apply the behavior that God has shown us.


As part of a desert ecosystem, we tend to be more aware of the importance of water. However, climate change and growing worldwide populations have made water conservation a dominant issue for everyone. This page contains information on water usage and provides links to other resources that can educate and help average citizens be more aware of, as well as making smarter choices and being more responsible when it comes to consumption of one of our most precious resources.
Americans now use 127 percent more water than we did in 1950.
About 95 percent of the water entering our homes goes down the drain.
Running the tap while brushing your teeth can waste 4 gallons of water.
Older toilets can use 3 gallons of clean water with every flush, while new toilets use as little as 1 gallon.
Leaky faucets that drip at the rate of one drop per second can waste up to 2,700 gallons of water each year.
A garden hose or sprinkler can use almost as much water in an hour as an average family of four uses in one day.
A water-efficient dishwasher will use as little as 4 gallons per wash cycle, whereas some older models use up to 13 gallons per cycle.
Some experts estimate that more than 50 percent of landscape water use goes to waste due to evaporation or runoff caused by over-watering.
Many people in the world exist on 3 gallons of water per day or less. We can use that amount in one flush of the toilet.
Over a quarter of all the clean, drinkable water you use in your home is used to flush the toilets.
What is the average water usage for some daily household activities?
Source: Clift, J. & Cuthbert, A. Water - Use Less, Save More. Chelsea Green Publishing, 2007.


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Q: "CallObjectMethod" in JNI-Callback returns NULL I have a JNI-Interface between C++ and Java. I want to pass a callback function as a parameter in a function on java side. This will be called later in C ++ via JNI and should return me a string.
This is what I have:
Java:
instance.LoadFileFromPath(Object callbackObject);

The function for callbackObject is this:
public String CallbackTest (String str)
{
    //Log-Ausgabe
    System.out.println("CallbackString: " + str);
    return str;
}

This object is saved into a global variable in JNI:
jobject g_callbackObject;
jmethodID g_callbackMethod;
JNIEnv* g_env;

JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL xx_LoadFileFromPath (JNIEnv* env, jobject o, jobject callbackObject)
{
    jclass callBackClass = env->GetObjectClass(callbackObject);
    jmethodID callBackMethode = env->GetMethodID(callBackClass, "CallbackTest ", "(Ljava/lang/String;)Ljava/lang/String;");

    g_env = env;
    g_callbackObject = callbackObject;
    g_callbackMethod = callBackMethode;

    bool res = LoadFileFromPath(LoadFileFromPathCallbackWrapper);

    return res;
}

Later in C++ I want to call the Java-Function "CallbackTest":
char* LoadFileFromPathCallbackWrapper(char* fileName)
{
    jstring res = (jstring)g_env->CallObjectMethod(g_callbackObject, g_callbackMethod, g_env->NewStringUTF(fileName));
    const char* nativeStr = g_env->GetStringUTFChars(res, NULL);
#ifdef OS_LINUX
    char* result = strdup(nativeStr);
#else
    char* result = _strdup(nativeStr);
#endif
    g_env->ReleaseStringUTFChars(res, nativeStr);

    return result;
}

Everything looks okay, but g_env->CallObjectMethod returns NULL. The Log from CallbackTest in java is never printed.
I am not allowed to change the interface.
Does anyone have an idea, what could be the problem?
Thanks!
_____ Edit:
Thanks, the method name in jmethodID callBackMethode = env->GetMethodID() was wrong, because I had to change the names for privacy reasons. I edited the question. ExceptionCheck returns 0.
I tried the following now:
JavaVM* g_vm;
jobject g_callbackObject;
jmethodID g_callbackMethod;
//JNIEnv* g_env;

JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL xx_LoadFileFromPath (JNIEnv* env, jobject o, jobject callbackObject)
{
    env->GetJavaVM(&g_vm);
    jint version = env->GetVersion();
    jclass callBackClass = env->GetObjectClass(callbackObject);
    jboolean check = env->ExceptionCheck(); //returns 0
    jmethodID callBackMethode = env->GetMethodID(callBackClass, "CallbackTest", "(Ljava/lang/String;)Ljava/lang/String;");
    check = env->ExceptionCheck(); //returns 0;

    //g_env = env;
    g_callbackObject = callbackObject;
    g_callbackMethod = callBackMethode;

    bool res = LoadFileFromPath(LoadFileFromPathCallbackWrapper);

   return res;
}

bool GetJniEnv(JavaVM* vm, JNIEnv **env) {
    bool did_attach_thread = false;
    *env = nullptr;
    int getEnvStat = vm->GetEnv((void**)env, JNI_VERSION_1_6);

    if (getEnvStat == JNI_EDETACHED) {
        if (vm->AttachCurrentThread((void**)env, NULL) == JNI_OK) {
            did_attach_thread = true;
        }
        else {}
    }

    return did_attach_thread;
}

char* LoadFileFromPathCallbackWrapper(char* fileName)
{
    JNIEnv* g_env;
    GetJniEnv(g_vm, &g_env);
    jstring res = (jstring)g_env->CallObjectMethod(g_callbackObject, g_callbackMethod, g_env->NewStringUTF(fileName));
    jboolean check = g_env->ExceptionCheck(); **//returns 1**

    const char* nativeStr = g_env->GetStringUTFChars(res, NULL);
#ifdef OS_LINUX
    char* result = strdup(nativeStr);
#else
    char* result = _strdup(nativeStr);
#endif
    g_env->ReleaseStringUTFChars(res, nativeStr);

    return result;
}

It's still the same error... :(

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Jason Derulo Admits He Might Have Had a "Semi" in Bulge Picture
by Samantha Schnurr | Thu., 5 Dec. 2019 9:16 AM
WorldRedEye.com
It's the bulge that launched a thousand headlines.
Yes, we're talking about Jason Derulo and, as he put it, his "anaconda." The Cats star's private bits have been a subject of online chatter after he posted a photo of himself while in Bali in nothing more than a pair of black briefs with the outline of his you-know-what on display. Then, on Wednesday, the performer revealed Instagram removed the post, citing its community guidelines on nudity or sexual activity.
"Fuk u mean? I have underwear on... I can't help my size..," he fired back on Instagram. "#bringbackAnaconda," he further commented.
"Hey, listen, all these girls showing their a*$ and all kinds of crazy s*%t and I have underwear on in Bali and they took my pic down. It's discrimination. Like, I understand, I can't help my size, but you can't take down my pic," he argued in his Instagram Story.
Jason Derulo Won't Apologize For His "Size" After Instagram Removes His "Anaconda" Bulge Pic
Derulo maintained his discrimination argument when TMZ caught up with him and denied being fully aroused. "I might have had a semi," he said. "An arousal looks different...when it's fully aroused, it's a different beast."
"I had a friend with me...it was cool...it was like...a little semi, like you said," the star explained. "That's not an arousal. An arousal—it points to the front."
In regard to the removed post, "I really do think it's discrimination," Derulo reiterated to TMZ.
As for his message to Instagram, "Just stop hating on the kid, man. Let me live, let me live," the singer urged. "It's not my fault."
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Puerto Rico Will Reopen Its Beaches and Ease COVID-19 Lockdown Restrictions
The new protocol will begin on Jan. 8.
By Cailey Rizzo
Puerto Rico's beaches, marinas and pools will reopen this week after a lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19.
On Tuesday, Puerto Rico Gov. Pedro Pierluisi announced an easing of restrictions that, along with reopening beaches, will eliminate a weekly Sunday lockdown and a shortened curfew which has been in place since the beginning of the pandemic, The Associated Press reported.
Credit: Alejandro Granadillo/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images
The nightly curfew will now be starting at 11 p.m. instead of 9 p.m. and will lift at 5 a.m. each morning.
The eased restrictions will begin on Jan. 8.
Other restrictions, like limited capacity at restaurants, museums and casinos and a closure of bars, will remain in effect. Guidelines like social distancing and wearing face masks when in public also remain in place.
Previously, the beaches had only been open at select hours during the day for those practicing "individual sports." When the beaches reopen, visitors will be required to abide by social distancing guidelines and consumption of alcohol will be prohibited.
The new rules will remain in effect for 30 days but can be changed at any time, should the island experience another spike in COVID-19 cases.
"Our goal has to be to be able to return to a new normal," Pierluisi said, according to The AP. "We have to keep taking preventive measures in the meantime."
Although the island is returning to normal, tourism company Discover Puerto Rico said it is "encouraging only essential travel at this time," according to their website.
Travelers with essential trips are required to fill out an online Travel Declaration Form through the Puerto Rico Health Department and produce the results of a negative COVID-19 test, taken no more than 72 hours before their arrival on the island. Those without test results must quarantine upon arrival.
Puerto Rico has reported more than 127,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and more than 1,200 deaths related to the virus.
Cailey Rizzo is a contributing writer for Travel + Leisure, currently based in Brooklyn. You can find her on Twitter, Instagram, or at caileyrizzo.com.


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Q: Django Models self reference I need to build a Django Model in which it refers to itself (a list of the same Model type within each instance of this model, sort of like a nested structure), probably within its own definition.
I have looked into ManyToManyField or a possible solution with another model with a foreign key to this Model. What's the simplest way to do it ?

A: You can use the string 'self' to indicate a self-reference.
class Region(models.Model):
    country = models.ForeignKey('self')

more in django docs


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YouTube Kills Livestream Of Convention When Audience Starts Singing 'Happy Birthday'
Apparently Pretending You Work For The NSA May Scare Off Potential Muggers
Even Senate Intelligence Committee Admits That NSA Oversight Is Often A Game Of 20 Questions
from the look-at-that... dept
Tue, Oct 15th 2013 11:58am — Mike Masnick
We just recently quoted Rep. Justin Amash talking about how Congressional "oversight" of the NSA tended to be this bizarre game of 20 questions, where briefings would be held, but you wouldn't be told any information unless you asked precisely the right questions:
But Amash said that intelligence officials are often evasive during classified briefings and reveal little new information unless directly pressed.
"You don't have any idea what kind of things are going on," Amash said. "So you have to start just spitting off random questions. Does the government have a moon base? Does the government have a talking bear? Does the government have a cyborg army? If you don't know what kind of things the government might have, you just have to guess and it becomes a totally ridiculous game of twenty questions."
It would appear that sense goes beyond just folks like Amash, all the way up to the head of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Dianne Feinstein. While she's still a strong supporter of the NSA's surveillance programs, the latest revelations about the NSA's collection of buddy lists and email address books pointed out that those issues weren't covered by Congressional oversight, since they happened overseas. When the Washington Post questions Feinstein's office about this, a senior staffer seemed unconcerned, mentioning that perhaps they should be asking questions about it:
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said in August that the committee has less information about, and conducts less oversight of, intelligence-gathering that relies solely on presidential authority. She said she planned to ask for more briefings on those programs.
"In general, the committee is far less aware of operations conducted under 12333," said a senior committee staff member, referring to Executive Order 12333, which defines the basic powers and responsibilities of the intelligence agencies. "I believe the NSA would answer questions if we asked them, and if we knew to ask them, but it would not routinely report these things, and in general they would not fall within the focus of the committee."
That, ladies and gentleman, is the kind of "oversight" that Congress conducts.
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Many times fall food plots are planted in a mad dash to get seed in the ground before a rain. This sometimes means that fertilizer gets left out and was not added at or before planting time, not to worry. Fertilizer can be applied after planting with no problem. If you are like me, you can't stand to drive over your plot after its been planted. But the benefits of the fertilizer will far outweigh the few plants you drive over and they generally pop right back up.
I also like to do a split application where some is applied at planting and the rest of the recommended amount is applied 30-45 days after germination. This is especially beneficial with cool season annuals that like nitrogen such as brassicas and cereal grains. After the plants are up and growing, the root systems are much more developed and are able to uptake the initial or additional fertilizer that is applied.
Different areas of the country have problems with nitrogen loss when it is applied ahead of planting time. High humidity and heat can lead to nitrogen loss through volitization and as well as nitrogen leaching past the root zone when too much rainfall is received.


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Home > Pet Resources > Pet Information and Tips > Does your pet have allergies?
Your pet's itchy skin is more than just a minor annoyance. Red, oozing bald patches, rashes, and hair loss indicate real discomfort. Because sarcoptic mange, demodex mites, food or inhalant allergies may be the culprit, contact us immediately for a thorough exam and diagnosis.
Just as people suffer from hay fever in the spring and fall, pets can get inhalant allergies, called atopy. Atopy is a common disease, affecting 10% to 15% of dogs. The age of onset varies form 6 months to 12 years, with 70% of affected dogs showing clinical signs between 1 and 3 years. Atopy signs are usually seasonal in the beginning, but 80% of dogs eventually experience year-round symptoms. Atopy is associated with irritation in certain body parts of dogs, including the flank, feet, base of the tail, and facial areas around the eyes, mouth, and ears.
In cats, the allergic pattern may be facial hair loss, or a rash of tiny seed-like scabs called miliary dermatitis. Food allergies often cause itchiness on the feet, belly, and face. Atopy accounts for 15% of cases of allergic dermatitis in cats. The onset of atopy in cats in early, usually 6 months to 2 years of age, although it can range from 6 months to 14 years.
To isolate the cause of your pet's allergies, we will perform a thorough exam and recommend diagnostic tests such as skin scrapings, blood tests, and food allergy trials. If the problem is severe, we also may consult a veterinary dermatologist.


Mount Stuart wedding photography on the Isle of Bute in Scotland – Amy and Oliver's art and musical humanist wedding.
Amy and Oliver were married in one of the most incredible chapels I have ever seen, the marble chapel at Mount Stuart on the Isle of Bute in Scotland. The ceiling is red glass, so when sunlight shines through it turns the marble pink, and the floor design is based on reflecting the elements of earth, air, fire and water. Mount Stuart itself is an amazing Victorian Neo Gothic mansion on the small island of Bute. I knew Mount Stuart wedding photography would be such an incredible experience – the whole place is just full of history and inspiration everywhere you look.
Amy and Oliver are both full time artists, so I can see exactly why they chose such an awesome place to get married. Their wedding was full of art, music, love and laughter from start to finish. They had a humanist ceremony in the marble chapel, followed by music and drinks.
I stole them away for a few moments so we could photograph a couples session in the amazing marble hall with it's astronomy inspired ceilings which map out stars and seasons, before we all headed back to Amy's parents garden for a beautiful rustic reception. The evening was so much fun to shoot – fabulous local food, beautiful decor, a hand crafted cake by Amy and Oliver themselves, more music and bonfires. I got my first taste of Scottish ceilidh dancing too – hilariously fun to watch as well as shoot! The look of joy on guests faces as they danced and talked and ate all evening through really shone through.
Thanks so much to Amy and Oliver for sharing their incredible wedding and choosing me for their Mount Stuart wedding photography – I'm sure you'll agree it's an amazing place. I would love to head back Scotland (birthplace of my Grandma) for more weddings!