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Portrayals of Mental Health In Genre Fiction
October 3rd, 2022 | Season 5 | 13 mins 32 secs
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Portrayals of people with mental illnesses have come a long way. From variety to accuracy to ending stereotypes.
In the titular panel at WorldCon2019, Alasdair Stuart, Penny Jones, Dr. Glyn Morgan, and Devin Madson, discussed who gets it right… and who gets it wrong.
Authors and Social Media: Friend or Foe
September 26th, 2022 | Season 5 | 24 mins 23 secs
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Authors get a lot of mixed advice when it comes to social media. Let's talk about different author approaches and tips and tricks to make social media work for you. In this post, I'm combining notes from two panels.
From the titular panel, Francesca T. Barbini, Gareth Powell, and Georgina Kamsika discussed if social media was our friend… or our foe.
And in Social Media: Tips and Tricks, Brenda Noiseux, Stevie Finegan, Lydia Gittens, and Pablo Defendini shared their experience with us.
Down the Rabbit Hole: The Appeal of Portal Fantasy
September 19th, 2022 | Season 5 | 6 mins 41 secs
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Portal fantasy has always been popular. From tales of fairy circles to Narnia, we've always enjoyed watching people from familiar places enter fantastic realms.
At the titular panel at WorldCon2019, Seanan McGuire, Vina Prasad, Genevieve Cogman, and Kathryn Sullivan discussed what it was about portal fantasy that kept people coming back for more.
In the Background: Class in YA Fiction
September 12th, 2022 | Season 5 | 12 mins 6 secs
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In the real world, the social class we come from can have far-reaching consequences into our lives: from the jobs we hold, to the things that worry us, to our long-lasting health. Getting class, and its consequences right, can be tricky to do.
In the titular panel at WorldCon2019, Marieke Nÿkamp, Avery Delany, Caroline Hooton, and Victoria Lee discussed the ways their class upbringing compared to their current social class, and the implications inherent in that.
Challenges and Anecdotes from Acquiring Editors
September 5th, 2022 | Season 5 | 6 mins 32 secs
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Whether you're looking to break into the editing field, or just learn more about the so-called gatekeepers of the traditional publishing world, it's always good to know more about what happens behind the scenes.
As a reminder, acquiring editors work for the publishing houses and are the ones who actually make those large-figured book deals — in addition to revising and editing manuscripts.
At WorldCon 2019's "Editors' panel: Challenges and Anecdotes", I got to hear industry veterans Michael Rowley, Eleanor Teasdale, Ginjer Buchanan, John R. Douglas, and David Thomas Moor talk about their experiences.
Building an Online Community
August 29th, 2022 | Season 5 | 8 mins 23 secs
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The internet can be a cesspool that promotes the worst of humanity. But? It can also bring people together. Depending on where you hang out and who you hang out with online determines if you've found a supportive group of friends who share your hobbies/etc or a group that will bring you down.
At WorldCon 2019's "Building the SFF Community Online" panel, Christopher Davis, Heather Rose Jones, Elio García Jr., fromahkyra, and Kat Tanaka (oh-cop-nick)Okopnik shared tips they use to help the online communities they moderate thrive.
What The Writer Needs To Know: The Brain and the Body
August 22nd, 2022 | Season 5 | 11 mins 16 secs
Writers do their best to bring life an authenticity of the full range of human conditions. Sadly, however, writers are mere mortals and can fall into some trope-tastic misunderstandings and assumptions.
At the titular panel at WorldCon2019, Daryl Gregory, Dr. Keren Landsman, Benjamin Kinney, Mick Schubert, and Hadas Sloin were there to set the record straight.
YA Futures
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YA is big and has been since the late 90s. But the future today doesn't look like it did even 10 or 20 years ago. What do YA fantasy and science fiction readers want today?
At the titular panel at WorldCon2019, I had the opportunity to listen to the top professionals in the field discuss what they see coming. On the panel were Charlie Jane Anders, James Smythe, Eric Picholle, Fonda Lee, and Kristina Perez.
Booktube: The World of Online Book Discussions
August 8th, 2022 | Season 5 | 11 mins 56 secs
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The booktuber world is right next door to the authortuber world — full of people talking about their to-read lists, the books they're actually reading, and their own community. As opposed to us authortubers, talking about writing tips, writing progress, and apparently streaming virtual write-ins. Both are full of people passionate about books and wanting to talk about it on youtube.
In the titular panel at WorldCon, Stevie "Sablecaught" Finegan, Claire Rousseau (Books and Quills), Thomas Wagner (SFF180), Linnea Sternefält (RobotMaria133), and Brianne Reeves (BreeReadsBooks) shared with us their experiences being booktubers.
Done to Death: The Art of Killing Characters
August 1st, 2022 | Season 5 | 11 mins 5 secs
When you're reading a story and a character dies, you can tell if it's just the writer trying to manipulate your emotions or if it's good storytelling.
In the titular panel at Worldcon77, Patrick Rothfuss, Veronica Roth, Su J Sokel, Amy Ogden, and Daryl Gregory did their best to make sure we know that every death should count.


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Information and updates on one of literature's most twisted storytellers.
A Book About a Film
The Late Sorry
Whispering of the Autumn Leaves
Yeval
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Website Makeover
www.cwschultz.com has had another makeover! I think the last time the website was updated was back in September 2012 in preparation for the release of Watch and Jill. Well, we're sticking with the trend of remodeling when an exciting release is approaching, with A Book About a Film coming out sometime in 2015!
Take a stroll through the site and stay tuned for updates on A Book About a Film!
4th Book – coming in 2015
C. W. Schultz's fourth book A Book About a Film is set to be released in late 2015. Marketing and press releases will be throughout the year.
An academic study on the cult classic The Cornfield People, A Book About a Film not only acts as a novelization of the movie but also dedicates a great amount of its content to the film's hidden messages, reoccurring themes and haunting obscurity. Some have called The Cornfield People an incomplete film, while others believe it is a true lost film; however, many believe that the film is banned and have pointed out that sites which attempt to host images or clips from the movie have suspiciously removed the content even though there is no trace of The Cornfield People ever being copyrighted.
Paperback and Kindle editions will be available at the same time, but a hardback release is currently tentative. Due to the book's unique page layout, paperback is the recommended edition and is expected to have a starting price of $16.99 (likely cheaper), with signed copies and giveaway opportunities within the first few months of release. For more information on giveaways and signed copies, please use the contact form.
For other questions or to discuss Schultz's upcoming release, please feel free to post in the comment section below.
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4th Book Ready for Copyediting
A Book About a Film is ready for copyediting. One step closer to being complete. Schultz's fourth book had a few false starts beginning in April 2013, and a rough draft was not completed until July 2014, so this is some exciting news. How about hashtagging #ExtremelyFreakingExcited or #OneStepCloser or simply #ABookAboutAFilm?
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C. W. Accepts the Ice Bucket Challenge for ALS
You have probably seen the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge going around the internet lately to raise awareness and money for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. C. W. Schultz was challenged and he accepted:
Eden's Exchange talks to C. W. Schultz
Check out Eden's Exchange, a cool blog from Canadian writer Eden Baylee that has a fun interview with C. W. Schultz.
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$1 Books
For a limited only, all three of C. W. Schultz's novels (Yeval, The Pack and Jill) are available now on Kindle for just $1.00! Don't delay, this discount will expire.
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Geekster on Movies
Geekster on Movies, a fun film blog of capsule reviews and prizes, mentions C. W. Schultz's upcoming book, A Book About a Film.
Geekser on Movies' main blogger Randy has been doing thorough research on the same subject that Schultz is covering in A Book About a Film.
Geekster on Movies is the place to be if you like film, want to discuss it with other fans, maybe learn something new about your favorite flick, get a good laugh or two, and perhaps even win a prize. Check it out.
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Fourth book, second draft
Quick update. C. W. Schultz has reported that the first draft of his fourth book, A Book About a Film, is complete, and it will now be going through some more drafts and revisions before publication. This is exciting news, as we are one step closer to A Book About a Film's release. Stay tuned for more updates.
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Win a copy of "YEVAL"
Win a free copy of C. W. Schultz's debut novel Yeval by playing the Masquerade Crew Book Club's Horror Book Scavenger Hunter and Giveaway.
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Win a copy of "THE PACK" or "JILL"
Win a free copy of either The Pack or Jill by playing the Masquerade Crew Book Club's Mystery Scavenger Hunt.
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Q: What does this callback function do? So I started to develope an OpenCV program and the thing is that I don't know what this segment of code do in the whole context. Below is an abstract version of the whole code.
class foo{
private:
    friend void callBack(void *param);
    void draw(void);
public:
    void func(void);
    void update(void);
}

void callBack(void *param){
    foo *context = static_cast<foo*>(param);
    if(context){
        context->draw();
    }
}

foo::foo(std::string windowName){
    cv::namedWindow(windowName, frameSize.width, frameSize.height);
    cv::resizeWindow(windowName, frameSize.width, frameSize.height);
    cv::setOpenGlContext(windowName);
    cv::setOpenGlDrawCallback(windowName, callBack, this);
}

void foo::func(void){
    cv::updateWindow(m_windowName);
}

void draw(void){
    //implementation shows here!!
}

You don't have to explain all the code here. All I need to know is the part where static casting happens. What does it do? Why does a person who implements the code write it this way?

A: As you can see from the documentation of cv::setOpenGlDrawCallback
The signature is:
void cv::setOpenGlDrawCallback(const String& winname,
                               OpenGlDrawCallback onOpenGlDraw,
                               void* userdata = 0
                              )

The OpenGLDrawCallback is a function pointer of type void (void* arg): where arg is any pointer type you pass to it. In this case, OpenCV actually passes userdata to it. See How do function pointers in C work? (still applicable to C++)
cv::setOpenGlDrawCallback(windowName, callBack, this);

In your code, passing this implicitly converted (a copy of the pointer) it to void* and held by userdata . And and callback is called to draw on your frame

All I need to know is the part where static casting happens. What does
  it do? Why does a person who implements the code write it this way?

void callBack(void *param){
    foo *context = static_cast<foo*>(param);
    if(context){
        context->draw();
    }
}

The casting converts the void pointer, param to an object of type foo. it basically gets back the semantics of this that was casted when you passed it as a void pointer.

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A decision to dismiss from the university one of the three women accused of making false allegations of a racially motivated attack must be overturned, the woman's attorney argues in a recent court filing. Steven Cook reports in the Daily Gazette Ariel C. Agudio filed a petition in state Supreme Court in Albany County earlier this month calling her dismissal from the University at Albany improper and the product of an unfair school proceeding.
The nice thing about having the Internet is that you can cut to the chase in articles like this I can just tell you to Google "CDTA racial incident" and you'll find just about everything you need to know about what happened in January 2016 in upstate New York (that some say "even fooled presidential candidate Hillary Clinton"). Investigators and local black community leaders who viewed bus video couldn't find a drop of evidence the three students were victims of any kind of crime. In fact, police say the women were the actual aggressors, that they physically attacked other students on the bus.
One of the three young ladies involved (Alexis Briggs, her mother walking up the courtroom stairs in the photo appearing on this website) apparently was unable to maintain her stance: she admitted her guilt. [Briggs admitted to a reduced charge: disorderly conduct, and was ordered to perform 100 hours of community service. She waived her right to appeal, and avoids any criminal conviction. Her attorney William Little: "You know she's very pleased to put this entire matter behind us. Given the way things can go with trials, there's always a risk. And she's being offered a non-criminal offense violation. She definitely has a bright future ahead of her, she's a very smart young woman."]
Briggs has already faded from public memory. The other two, Asha Burwell and Arielle Agudio, decided to go to trial. I wondered if they had been as active on social media now as they were when they were initially publicizing the bus attack (which some say even forced the UAlbany president to accept a position at another college far away. Like Mrs. Clinton, he came out swinging "for the girls." There was damage to UAlbany's reputation as well, and it has been suggested that several students who were college-shopping immediately struck UAlbany from their lists.) There are times in life when one must maintain a low profile and at least for Asha Burwell this was one of those times: she blocked all of her perceived enemies (unfriendly forces if you will) on social media but even blocking them can't stop them from looking at her accounts through other accounts or just on the plain old Internet, where she maintained a low level of activity on Facebook. Unfortunately, Burwell, partly due to her brother's notoriety in the sports world, has become the one from the triad most-identified with the CDTA incident, which, in effect, may end up her personal albatross.
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Historic name plate, window saved in demolition of E.M. Weaver Building, a Five Points landmark
As the final remnants of the E.M. Weaver Building came down, crews snagged a few pieces to incorporate into whatever comes next at corner of Lafayette's Five Points
Historic name plate, window saved in demolition of E.M. Weaver Building, a Five Points landmark As the final remnants of the E.M. Weaver Building came down, crews snagged a few pieces to incorporate into whatever comes next at corner of Lafayette's Five Points Check out this story on jconline.com: https://www.jconline.com/story/news/2019/12/04/indiana-city-landmark-demolished-pieces-architecture-saved/2608136001/
Dave Bangert, Lafayette Journal & Courier Published 1:13 p.m. ET Dec. 4, 2019 | Updated 2:46 p.m. ET Dec. 4, 2019
LAFAYETTE – Before the last part of the E.M. Weaver Building came down Wednesday after 152 years as landmark at Lafayette's Five Points intersection, pieces of the architecture were plucked and set aside for whatever comes next for that corner of Main and South streets.
Wednesday morning, crews carved out the ornate, green window above the front entrance, along with the name plate that marked the date – 1862 – when merchant Erasmus M. Weaver had the two-story, brick building constructed up the hill from downtown Lafayette.
The second-floor nameplate from the E.M. Weaver Building, 1600 Main St., was salvaged before the final remnants of the landmark at Lafayette's Five Points intersection was demolished Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019. (Photo: Photo provided)
Owner Dan Vierk said Wednesday that the window – "Intact, but in poor weathered shape," he said – and the E.M. Weaver nameplate were heading for storage. He said he plans to incorporate the window and the E.M. Weaver name plate when a new building goes up. Vierk had no plans or immediate timetable for a replacement at the highly traveled corner, though he's said he'd like a new project to mimic the architecture used in the Weaver Building.
MORE: After months of warnings, Weaver Building, cornerstone of Five Points, collapses
MORE: E.M. Weaver building, a Five Points icon for 150 years, declared a danger, demolition soon
The final demolition at 1600 Main St. comes after city building inspectors flagged deteriorating conditions in June. The city closed sidewalks and temporarily rerouted traffic on South Street after inspectors spotted bulging window wells and cracks in the walls. Vierk, who bought the building two years ago, was ordered to take the building down. In August, part of a wall collapsed as Vierk was preparing the site for demolition.
This second-floor window from the E.M. Weaver Building, 1600 Main St., was salvaged before the final remnants of the landmark at Lafayette's Five Points intersection was demolished Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019. (Photo: Photo provided)
The building in the past 20 years had been used as an electronics shop and for storage. Before that, the E.M. Weaver Building had been home to a Piggly Wiggly grocery store, Bartlett-Lischke Pharmacy, Five Points Bargains, McHaley's Surplus and Spud Zero, a late-'80s club that featured punk bands.
A large hole shows on the second floor of the E.M. Weaver building where a large window and building nameplate were savaged before demolition continues on the Five Points landmark, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019 in Lafayette. (Photo: Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier)
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Demolition of the Weaver Building
Rubble remains of the historic E.M. Weaver Building on the Five Points landmark, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019 in Lafayette. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
Rubble remains of the historic E.M. Weaver Building on the Five Points landmark, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019 in Lafayette. Nikos Frazier, Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
Demolition continues on the E.M. Weaver Building on the southeast corner of South and Main streets, Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2019 in Lafayette. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
A large hole shows on the second floor of the E.M. Weaver building where a large window and building nameplate were savaged before demolition continues on the Five Points landmark, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019 in Lafayette. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
A poster lays in the rubble as demolition continues on the E.M. Weaver Building on the southeast corner of South and Main streets, Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2019 in Lafayette. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
An excavator tears down 1626 and 1628 Main st. before demotion is set to begin on the E.M. Weaver Building, at left, next week, Friday, Nov. 8, 2019, in Lafayette. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
Bryan Ridenour uses an excavator to remove a wall on the E.M. Weaver Building along South st., Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2019 in Lafayette. The section of wall collapsed early Tuesday morning. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
Dan Vierk, owner of the E.M. Weaver building, watches as an excavator removes a wall on the building along South st., Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2019 in Lafayette. The section of wall collapsed early Tuesday morning. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
Building owner Dan Vierk walks away from the debris as an excavator removes a wall on the E.M. Weaver Building along South st., Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2019 in Lafayette. The section of wall collapsed early Tuesday morning. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
Bryan Ridenour, right, pushes against a wall on the E.M. Weaver Building along South st. after using an excavator to remove part of the wall, Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2019 in Lafayette. The section of wall collapsed early Tuesday morning. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
A window frame on the E.M. Weaver Building buckles as traffic flows past, Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at the Five Points intersection in Lafayette. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
Traffic flows past the E.M. Weaver Building on the southeast corner of South and Main streets , Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at the Five Points intersection in Lafayette. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
An excavator tears down 1626 and 1628 Main st., Friday, Nov. 8, 2019, in Lafayette. Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier
The second-floor nameplate from the E.M. Weaver Building, 1600 Main St., was salvaged before the final remnants of the landmark at Lafayette's Five Points intersection was demolished Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019. Photo provided
This second-floor window from the E.M. Weaver Building, 1600 Main St., was salvaged before the final remnants of the landmark at Lafayette's Five Points intersection was demolished Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019. Photo provided
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Boil order for parts of West Lafayette until Monday after water line break
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Question: Do you feel like your are pushing or dragging a giant boulder when it comes to your business? Or do you feel like you are careening out of control down a hill on a bike with no brakes?
Action: I'm guessing you could feel some physical sensation when you read the question above…and that they weren't exactly sunshine and rainbows happy feelings. Gee…could it have been something I said? Your action this week is to figure out what specifically makes you feel that way about your business – overall or in pieces. Here are some easy fill-in-the-blank prompts to get you started but don't forget about the simple power of a journal, a quick meditation or a walk with your dog (but pay attention or you might end up with a bloody knee…just sayin').
:: I love my business except for ___________________________________.
:: My clients are great except when they ______________________________.
:: I love marketing except when I have to ______________________________.
:: The worst part of my business week is when I have to ________________.
:: The best part of my business week is when I get to____________________.
:: If I could hire one thing to be done by someone else, it would be ___________________________________.
:: My next business investment will be ___________________________________.
Those are just starters! What other questions or statements does that bring to your mind? Get creative – what makes you cringe like a dark basement with creaky stairs? What makes you want to dance like Ginger Rogers? It's time to kick business inertia to the curb and follow your own rhythm…get to groovin'! Put your fingers to the keyboard and share your thoughts on this in the comments below.
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Work, employment, commission, craftsmanship, skill in craft and business, perhaps in the preparatory stage.
Voided ambition, vanity, cupidity, exaction, usury. It may also signify the possession of skill, in the sense of the ingenious mind turned to cunning and intrigue.
A dark girl, honest girl. Reversed: usury, voided ambitions, vanity, cupidity, avarice. W. says: "Work, employment, commission, craftsmanship, skill in craft and business." Another version has also: abundance, hospitality, politeness, kind reception, majority, augmentation, etc.
It is the Fire on the Twelfth house. This has not much to do with useful work directly, nor with employment, but very much with skill and ingenuity, genial finding-out of the nature of things, so 'craftsmanship' may stand. For the rest, it is the house of offering, devotion, self-undoing, imprisonment and treason. The combination of the fire of the heart with it produces very different effects. Above all it gives skill and bravery, far above the average, outdoing the commonplace, neglecting fashion, sinning against tradition but widening the views and outlook. Dexterity will ensue from it. In matters of the heart it always tends to the unusual, superhuman, exotic, wayward, strange or dreamy. The illustration of the card is to be taken more as a warning against the dangers of this house than as a direct descriptive image of its nature; as a sort of hint: keep to your work, do not let yourself be led astray or misguided. It is also the house of the sick, the hospital and the addiction of 'hospitality' may well allude to this fact. Charity comes under it. That ambitions are wrecked in this house is correct in general, still the pentacles are never strong in any evil sense, and they are apt to wreck fortunes or bubble reputations rather than ambitions. With 'avarice' it has nothing to do whatever, as far as we can see. The 'dark girl' is another question: apart from the court-cards the ace is very often taken to indicate a boy or youth, the eight a girl. The cups are generally taken to denote fair people, the pentacles dark people. Apart from this Eteilla makes the cards of wands—ace to ten—stand for young people, from one to twenty years of age. The reason for this we have not found out. If the eight always indicates a girl (which may be so because the eight always falls upon a house of water, which is entirely feminine in its nature), and the fiery pentacles must relate to dark-haired or even dark-skinned people, then the indication is right, and we shall accept it as far as it goes.
Devotion to what is not a prescribed duty, charity, skill, artistic ability, work done under inspiration, dexterity, uncommon qualities, perhaps geniality or even genius. Researches into the mysteries of Nature; nursing, work in hospitals or sanatoria, and these institutions themselves. In weak cases misleading appearances, making a useless show of activity. In very strong cases there is an artistic or genial ability, which will be only appreciated later. There will generally be sacrifice accompanying a work. Work for hospitals or prisons. Good card for a medical man or a clergyman. In weak cases there may be Bohemian love ending in degradation, depravation, waste of money, etc., though never by this card alone. On the contrary, it may indicate the conversion of a good-for-nothing to labour. Dark girl.
A dark Girl, Beauty, Candour, Chastity, Innocence, Modesty.


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Perth and Kinross Matters: Pitlochry High campaign proves that protest still works - We Resist.
At the time, the city was getting ready to host a march against fascism amid a very heavy police presence.
Unfortunately, the demonstration was hit by appalling weather. A few dozen hardy souls turned up and made a lot of noise, but their efforts went largely unnoticed.
By 11am, it was all over. The police, who at one point appeared to outnumber the protesters, had moved on.
But what if 1,000 or more people had come out that day, and George Square was blessed with sunshine and blue skies? Would it have made any more of an impact?
In an age where social media rules, it's harder than ever to get people to change their minds or political allegiances, or even just listen to another person's viewpoint.
Did those huge demonstrations against the Iraq war in 2003 do any good? Can more than 4 million people really stop Brexit with an online petition?
If protesting doesn't work any more, what are we left with? It was a troubling thought.
So it was heartening to get a reminder that things just aren't that bleak, when a local community-led campaign ended on a high note.
Perth and Kinross Council will this week formally halt proposals to close Pitlochry School, after months of uncertainty.
It followed a hard-fought and tireless campaign by the parent council and its chairman Andy Charlton.
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Credit should also go to the parents at nearby Breadalbane Academy, who – although not directly involved in the council's consultation – made clear that any changes to Pitlochry could have significant impact on their school.
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Wolimirzyce – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie lubuskim, w powiecie świebodzińskim, w gminie Szczaniec.

W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa zielonogórskiego.

Historia
Pierwsze wzmianki o Wolimirzycach pojawiły się w źródłach dość późno, dopiero na początku XVI wieku. Pierwotna słowiańska nazwa wsi to Warmulewo, następnie przekształcona w Walmersdorf. Pierwszym znanym dziedzicem wsi był Jerzy, a następnie Jan Samuel i Wolff (1680 r.) Samuel i Wolff wiedli spory z proboszczami w Szczańcu w sprawie opłat kościelnych. Od 1720 roku właścicielem dóbr była rodzina von Maxen, najpierw kapitan Karol Andrzej, który wybudował w wiosce w 1721 roku dwór, a następnie Fryderyk Wilhelm, Aleksander i Beata von Schkopp, z domu Maxen. Maxenowie byli w połowie XVIII wieku największymi w okręgu dostawcami wełny na targi w Świebodzinie. W 1828 majątek kupił Juliusz Mandel i na tej podstawie otrzymał tytuł szlachecki. Jako deputowany powiatu popierał budowę nowej linii kolejowej przez obszar świebodziński. Po nim dziedziczyli jego synowie: Maksymilian i Hermann. Ten ostatni z powodu trudności finansowych sprzedał majątek porucznikowi Maxowi von Kracht w 1894 roku.

Grób Maksymiliana von Mandel oraz jego rodziny zlokalizowany jest w pobliskim lesie - 52° 13' 15,69"N 15° 40' 07,75"E

Zabytki
Do wojewódzkiego rejestru zabytków wpisany jest:
 dom na folwarku, z XVIII wieku/XIX wieku.

Szkoła
W XVII wieku utworzenie szkoły i dbanie o nią było obowiązkiem miejscowego proboszcza. Najwcześniejsza wzmianka dotyczącą szkolnictwa w Wolimirzycach pochodzi z 1867 r.i wskazuje nam, że do tutejszej szkoły uczęszczało 73 uczniów. Z Kroniki Rozwoju Oświaty w powiecie świebodzińskim z lat 1945- 1965 dowiadujemy się kto wówczas nauczał w wiejskiej szkole. W styczniu
1946 r. powstaje we wsi szkoła (w budynku dawnej szkoły niemieckiej), a naucza w niej pan Feliks Kazimierczak. Były wtedy trzy
klasy dla 45 uczniów, później powstała także klasa czwarta. W 1950-1951 były już dwie nauczycielki - pani Eugenia Śmielska i pani Anna Kałek, rok 1952 pani Janina Starzyńska; 1960-1961 powstała klasa piąta i zatrudniono kolejną nauczycielkę panią Eugenię Kadajską. W roku szkolnym 1964-1965 pracuje jedna nauczycielka: pani Józefa Rutkowska. Po zamknięciu szkoły w Wolimirzycach dzieci uczęszczały do szkoły podstawowej w Smardzewie.

Kościół
We wsi istniał kościół Świętego Krzyża zbudowany z drewna. W 1670 r. kościół był przebudowany, a w 1856 r. ze względu na zły stan techniczny rozebrany. Z pozostałego po kościele drewna zbudowano dzwonnice w pobliżu cmentarza w centrum wsi, której używano przy okazji pogrzebów, świąt i jako alarm w czasie pożaru i innych niebezpieczeństw. Następnie dzwon został oddany do Opalewa. Od 1650 Wolimirzyce należały do parafii Szczaniec, a msze były odprawiane co drugą niedziele. Duszpasterz ze Szczańca głosił kazania w Wolimirzycach, Kielczu i Dąbrówce Malej. W 1687 po śmierci proboszcza w Szczańcu patroni zapieczętowali kościół parafialny i przynależne kościoły w Wolimirzycach, Kiełczu, Dąbrówce Małej i Myszęcinie aby ich nie zdołał objąć archiprezbiter, który usilnie się o to starał. W 1688 r. pozwolono w nich predykantom protestanckim głosić kazania. W 1929 Wolimirzyce przydzielono do katolickiej parafii Opalewo. W 1901 r. lekarz okręgowy obejrzał cmentarz w Wolimirzycach i stwierdził, że powinien być zamknięty, natomiast ksiądz z Opalewa złożył zażalenie, że jest tam jeszcze 50 miejsc, ale mimo tego na wniosek lekarza i względy epidemiologiczne w 1908 cmentarz zamknięto. Właściciel ziemski udostępnił część swojej ziemi poza wsią i na swój koszt zbudował ogrodzenie.

Społeczność wsi
W XVII w. we wsi funkcjonowała karczma, która mogła swobodnie sprzedawać alkohol, gdyż miała na to zezwolenie. W domu gdzie obecnie mieszkają państwo Wojtylowie była piekarnia, a przez pewien czas także szkoła. We wsi był także rzeźnik, poczta, szewc, kowal, młynarz, zakład budowlany, leśniczy, ogrodnik, straż pożarna. Sąd mieścił się w Sulechowie.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 A. Kościańska, G. Białonowicz, A. Wojtyło (red.), Wolimirzyce - dawniej i dziś, Zielona Góra, Wolimirzyce – Zielona Góra, 2008, .

Szczaniec (gmina)

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Hunt Valley, MD -- (ReleaseWire) -- 09/20/2016 -- Some estimates have shown the average cost of downtime to be at nearly $8000/minute! This phenomenal number is why unplanned downtime in manufacturing is truly a budget-killer like no other. Were such a catastrophe to befall a company, frustration would hardly be a word to describe it. Witnessing production come to a halt and orders go unfulfilled might mean jobs are on the line, customers are becoming restless, and – depending on the severity – the company itself even facing tremendous turmoil in terms of its future. At the end of the day though, the most important thing to do is not to point fingers, complain, or throw up hands in surrender – but to solve the problem and do everything humanly possible to ensure it never happens again.
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With its unique composition, advanced technology and self-made manufacturing equipment, Tianhe Magnets has pioneered the industry with the high performance NdFeB magnets. Tianhe Magnets has been awarded three patents of NdFeB composition, while several additional patents are being examined.
The independent R&D center, which is in charge of the industry supply chain from material to the application, marks a new era for Tianhe Magnets.


This black aluminum chair or stool base can be used as a replacement for chairs or stools with a standard 2" wide gas cylinder. This includes most chairs purchased at office supply stores such as Staples, OficeMax, Office Depot, etc. and many medical stools as well. It can also be used to replace standard black plastic bases, giving your chair a nicer, more finished look. This base looks great with our 2" chrome hooded replacement casters!
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I have been finally forcing myself to sit at my crafting desk and try and be crafty. It has been paying off :) I've actually made some progress on some work.
Incase you haven't heard, Tiddly Inks is having a Design Team Call!!! And to say I was excited is a HUGE understatement! LOL I absolutely Adore their images, as i'm sure you all can tell by how often I use them :) It would be an absolute honor to work with them and be part of their design team. I was trying to figure out for the longest time of what I wanted to create for my entry. I felt like everything wasn't quite what I wanted.
What do y'all think?! *Sigh* I cant wait for the holiday season :) Have a great week!
-Scrappy Mom Stamps "A Holiday to Remember"
Both cards are adorable!!! Love the colors and the papers you chose for the Christmas card:) Good luck with the DT call!!
so beautiful! your color is amazing and I love the image you choose for your Christmas card! I hope you make the team dear!
A late TTC for Scrappy Mom Stamps!
Super Duper late TTC post!


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The candidate models professional standards, does not gossip, respects the privacy of others, protects confidentiality, maintains appropriate boundaries, and is capable of interacting with communities and consumers with dignity and respect.
The candidate demonstrates a desire to become an interpreter, is committed to meeting professional expectations, and is working towards increasing professional competencies.
The candidate demonstrates consistent involvement with the Deaf, hard of hearing, and DeafBlind communities.
The candidate demonstrates awareness/self-examination of their own cultural background, takes initiative in seeking knowledge about other cultures, exhibits culturally appropriate conduct when interacting with others, and seeks engagement with people from cultures other than their own.
The candidate demonstrates fluency using ASL in a variety of settings and registers, on a variety of topics; is able to communicate directly in one-on-one settings or while presenting information to groups.
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James Bradley published his discovery of the Earth's nutation motion (wobble) after he had tested its reality by minute observations during an entire revolution (18.6 years) of the moon's nodes.
J. Palisa discovered asteroid #304 Olga.
Venus was both a morning star and an evening star.
Fritz Zwicky (14 February 1898 - 8 February 1974) was a Swiss astronomer, famous for having called his colleagues "spherical bastards" because they were bastards no matter which direction one watches them from.
He was the first to use the virial theorem to deduce the existence of dark matter. He proposed the use of gravitational lenses. With Walter Baade, he came up with the idea that supernovae could create neutron stars and produce cosmic rays. He also pioneered and promoted the use of Schmidt telescopes. In his later career, he compiled a Catalogue of Galaxies and of Clusters of Galaxies (CGCG).
He won the Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society in 1972.
J. Helffrich discovered asteroid #697 Galilea.
United Parcel Service started operations in Oakland, California, expanding from Seattle, Washington where it was founded as American Messenger Company in 1907.
Thomas Watson submitted an application to list International Business Machines on the New York Stock Exchange, using the initials IBM, dropping the previous Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company (C-T-R) name.
K. Reinmuth discovered asteroids #2290, #2560 and #2879 Shimizu.
L. Boyer discovered asteroid #1377 Roberbauxa.
ENIAC (for "Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer"), the first general-purpose electronic computer, was unveiled at the University of Pennsylvania.
Fred Koschara (14 February 1955 - ), founder of The L5 Development Group, is a busy entrepreneur, an avid photographer, an ambitious explorer, and a practicing philosopher. Currently residing in Plantation, Florida, Mr. Koschara owns several hundred domain names, many related to pursuing his life-long ambition of becoming an astronaut and establishing an off-world civilization. He believes those goals can only be achieved through private enterprise, outside any of the government run space programs.
NASA launched Syncom 1, the first test of a communication satellite in geosynchronous orbit.
USSR launched Luna 20 on a Lunar sample return mission.
Harvard College discovered asteroid #2039 Payne-Gaposchkin.
NASA launched the Solar Maximum Mission Observatory to provide coordinated observations of solar activity, in particular solar flares, during a period of maximum solar activity.
L. Brozek discovered asteroid #3424.
Navstar 2-01 (USA 35), the first of 21 satellites of the Global Positioning System, was placed into orbit.
NASA's Voyager 1 looked back from whence it came to take the first "family portrait" of the Solar system, a mosaic of 60 frames of the Sun and six of the planets (Venus, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune) as seen from "outside" the Solar system.
NASA's NEAR-Shoemaker probe went into orbit about asteroid 433 Eros, the first spacecraft to orbit an asteroid.
The sheep named Dolly (5 July 1996 - 14 February 2003) was the first mammal to have been successfully cloned from an adult cell, whose birth was announced 22 February 1997. She was created at the Roslin Institute in Scotland and lived there until her death nearly seven years later. The name "Dolly" came from a suggestion by the stockmen who helped in the process, in honour of Dolly Parton, because the cloned cell was a mammary cell.
Dolly was cloned from a cell taken from a 6 year old ewe, using the technique of somatic cell nuclear transfer, in which the nucleus from one of the donor's non-reproductive cells is placed into a de-nucleated embryonic cell, which is then coaxed into developing into a fetus.


My two weeks back home (in the New England area) has been nothing but amazing! In just two weeks, I was able to ski at most of my favorite places in the east and reunite with many of my friends, teammates, and coaches. Spending most of the season on the road makes coming home that much more special.
While I was home I got to spend quality time with my parents, including a last minute trip to race the Bogburn, a 7.5km single-track classic race through the back woods of Vermont. My parents were very excited to be able to be my wax techs and coaches again for a day! Although I had not been in Promfret before, it is one of my new favorite spots in New England. I was also able to make a day trip to my favorite place to ski growing up, the Windblown Cross Country Ski Area. My former CSU teammate Corey Stock joined me for a distance ski in 70-degree weather as we reminisced on our long adventure skis followed by hot chocolate there when we were 6 year olds.
Yup, it was that warm…it even got up to 73 degrees!
Skiing with Corey in Windblown!
After a few days at home (kind of at home), I headed up to Craftsbury earlier than planned in search for snow. Craftsbury is not only known for its' incredible trail system, but its' impeccable ability of making and preserving snow…even through the 60 degree weather spells when no one else can. Our SMS Elite Team was lucky enough to be able to stay at Elizabeth's place so we could train on snow.
Once again, after a few days I packed up my bag again and headed to Lake Placid, NY for my last Junior Nationals. Lake Placid has always been one of my favorite places (at least for summer training) because it was the place where I would go to camp once a year (for 5 years in a row starting at the age of 14) and I got to live and train with my ski idols. Crazy enough, a lot of those athletes I can now call my teammates..but they are still my idols! Not to mention, Lake Placid is also a 2x Olympic venue and the history left around the little town is utterly inspiring. *Lake Placid is also the place where my best friends and I dreamt of getting a medal in a relay together at World Junior Championships two years ago and it came true this year. The organizers did the best job hosting Junior Nationals that I have ever experienced in my 5 years, even though they had to move the races to their plan B site at the Olympic Jumping Complex. I packed up my bag before Junior Nationals even concluded and headed straight back to Craftsbury for a few days to get rested and prepped for my first World Cup starts coming up this weekend!
Classic sprint along "flag pole hill" (Jackie Schneider).
Podium Ceremony in front of the Olympic jumps!
Rob and I talking about sprint tactics (NENSA).
Race hard, rest hard (Alex Jospe).
What has stood out to me most these past two weeks is the incredible ski community that I am lucky enough to be a part of. I played almost every sport imaginable growing up and nothing comes close to the enthusiasm, positivity, passion, and hard work that revolves around cross country skiing and I think that is huge reason why skiing has become my lifestyle. I have been in this sport long enough (and almost at every level) to know quite a few people wherever I go. Being back home in the east has been especially fun because there are so many friends, teammates, parents, and coaches that I ran into and enjoyed catching up with. I heard so many people cheering for me at Junior Nationals, from coaches, to parents, to coaches and athletes from other regions and many more people I have worked with over the past few years. I am truly lucky to be surrounded and supported by so many people!
Rob (my high school club coach) and I post race (NENSA)!
Rob and Amie…the unbeatable power team (NENSA)!
Bringing back the Alaska Cup (no I am not sleeping, I must have blinked)!
Hugging it out with my friend Leah post race.
I have now arrived in Quebec City, Canada for my first World Cup races just two days away! I am currently running my fundraiser for my journey to the World Cup. Making the World Cup is not just one race or one trip, it takes a lot of travel and racing to earn and a spot and I am hoping to offset some of the costs. As a member of the U.S. Ski Team D-Team, I am non funded athlete and I must cover all of my travel and race expenses, including the expenses to race on the World Cup. Please check out my RallyMe page for more information and please share the link with friends!
The races are on March 17th, 18th, and 19th in Quebec City, Canada and results can be found at http://www.fis-ski.com and for live video coverage on http://www.nbcsports.com. I hope to see some of you up here cheering in person! Thanks for your support!
NBC Sports Broadcasting Schedule on http://www.nbcsports.com (all times in EST).
A happy skier makes a fast skier. This is a saying I hear often and I truly believe in it. It is easy to get wrapped up in what it says to do on your training plan, your race results, your average heart rate and so on. This week I decided to just enjoy the … More Snowpocalypse.
Smile. It makes your eyes sparkle.
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A game of "follow the leader".
*Although this blog is a little past due, I wanted to give a little recap on the U.S. Ski Team training camp out in Park City two weeks ago during my study break. Some of my biggest role models in skiing are my teammates. One of the most incredible things for me is not only … More A game of "follow the leader".
These past 5 weeks my motto has been efficiency, not just in one area of life, but all of them! Efficiency: 1.The state or quality of being efficient, or able to accomplish something with the least waste of time and effort; competency in performance. 2. Accomplishment of or ability to accomplish a job with a minimum expenditure of time and effort. 3. The ratio of the work done or energy developed by a machine, engine, etc., to the energy supplied to it, usually expressed as a percentage. Part 1: School I am exactly at the half way point of my fall term at Dartmouth, with 5 weeks left until the term ends. As I walk though … More Efficiency, efficiency, efficiency.


What's next in office technology and what does it mean for you as a commercial real estate professional? This is a preview of our guide to the future of office technology and the types of tech you should be watching.
Soon, with the help of virtual reality technology, we may be able to simply "plug in" to meetings in virtual meeting spaces instead of traveling to another city or even just to a client's office across town. New tools like Facebook Spaces, a social virtual reality platform, could make that possible.
AI functions like natural language processing, speech recognition and predictive analytics are already powering tools that help employees cut down on tedious work like transcribing meetings, drafting emails and creating repetitive documents. As developers further improve upon these tools, the average workday will drastically change.
Many companies have already recognized and made changes based on the fact that desks and cubicles aren't ideal for employee happiness and productivity. Now, companies can use actual data from smart office and IoT tools like CoWorkr to truly optimize their spaces for employee preferences.
It's been estimated that there will be 10 million driverless cars on the road by the year 2020. With this new transportation, workers will have the opportunity to be productive in transit to work. Additionally, unmanned cars that optimize routes and reduce traffic will cut down our commute times.
But what will all of this mean for the CRE industry? To learn more about each of these technologies and their impact on office CRE, download our newest resource.


At Art Box Gallery we are very happy to welcome visitors to our space. In recent months we have had groups who are interested in art such as community arts groups, University of the third age, Probus and art clubs visit us. We are happy to provide a coffee and give outlines of our artists or just for you to browse and enjoy the vibrant art we have on offer. Why not combine your gallery visit with a trip for lunch or brunch at one of the local cafes. We are not far from Metro and Rosie's on Papanui Road, and Brigittes in Merivale. Our recent guests have really enjoyed the ambience and we hope they all come back soon!


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Global Cyber Alliance Joins Forces with M3AAWG to Drive Industry Adoption of Cybersecurity Solutions
Home › News › Global Cyber Alliance Joins Forces with M3AAWG to Drive Industry Adoption of Cybersecurity Solutions
San Francisco, May 4, 2016 – Global Cyber Alliance – an organization founded by the New York County District Attorney's Office, the City of London Police and the Center for Internet Security – will be collaborating with M3AAWG to push the security community to more quickly adopt concrete, quantifiable practices that can reduce online threats. The non-profit GCA has joined the Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group, which develops anti-abuse best practices based on the proven experience of its members, and M3AAWG has become a GCA partner for the technology sector.
"Global Cyber Alliance is pleased to partner with M3AAWG, an organization that has worked for many years on operational issues of Internet abuse. Both of us want to make a measurable difference in minimizing cyber risk, and we are confident that we can do so," said Philip Reitinger, GCA President and CEO.
Launched in September 2015, Global Cyber Alliance's mission is to confront, address and prevent malicious cyber activity and improve the security of the connected world. It identifies and prioritizes areas of systemic cyber risk concentrating on measurable achievements, and has established Cyber Security Strategic Action Centres (CSAC) in New York and London.
In a recent announcement, GCA revealed that its first strategic area of concentration will be phishing with a focus on two solutions shown to be effective at combatting it: implementation of DMARC to limit spoofing of email and secure DNS practices to minimize the effect of phishing and other attacks.
M3AAWG has actively supported DMARC since its inception. It has also developed materials to help the industry fight phishing, including a video on using DNS "response policy zones" to protect against illegitimate websites, anti-phishing best practices for mailbox providers, and best practices to avoid potential problems for "parked" domains where email is not enabled.
GCA will also participate in ongoing M3AAWG work and the two M3AAWG North American general meetings and its annual European meeting. The M3AAWG 37th General Meeting will be June 13-16 in Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A., with over 50 sessions including the co-located i2Coalition annual meeting.
M3AAWG Chairman of the Board Michael Adkins said, "The most effective best practices won't amount to much if the industry neglects them. At M3AAWG, we're able to tap into our members' experience to identify what processes are working against cyber threats around the world. Even so, it can be challenging to achieve the widespread implementation of these practices to protect the ecosystem. GCA's focus on cross-sector implementation and measurement will address some of the confusion and apathy in the industry, and will help mitigate cyber risks."
About Global Cyber Alliance
Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) is an international, cross-sector effort dedicated to confronting cyber risk and improving our connected world. It is a catalyst to bring communities of interest and affiliations together in an environment that sparks innovation with concrete, measureable achievements. While most efforts at addressing cyber risk have been industry, sector, or geographically specific, GCA partners across borders and sectors. GCA's motto "Do Something. Measure It." is a direct reflection of its mission to eradicate systemic cyber risks.
GCA, a 501(c)3, was founded in September 2015 by the New York County District Attorney's Office, the City of London Police and the Center for Internet Security. Learn more at www.globalcyberalliance.org.
About the Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group (M3AAWG)
The Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group (M3AAWG) is where the industry comes together to work against bots, malware, spam, viruses, denial-of-service attacks and other online exploitation. M3AAWG (www.m3aawg.org) members represent more than one billion mailboxes from some of the largest network operators worldwide. It leverages the depth and experience of its global membership to tackle abuse on existing networks and new emerging services through technology, collaboration and public policy. It also works to educate global policy makers on the technical and operational issues related to online abuse and messaging. Headquartered in San Francisco, Calif., M3AAWG is driven by market needs and supported by major network operators and messaging providers.
Media Contact: Pr@m3aawg.org
M3AAWG Board of Directors: AT&T (NYSE: T); CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL); Cloudmark, Inc.; Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA); Cox Communications; Facebook; Google; LinkedIn (NYSE: LNKD); Mailchimp; Message Systems; Orange (NYSE: ORAN) and (Euronext: ORA); Rackspace; Return Path; SendGrid; Time Warner Cable; Vade Retro - OpenIO; Verizon Communications; and Yahoo Inc.
M3AAWG Full Members: 1&1 Internet AG; Adobe Systems Inc.; Agora, Inc.; AOL; Bluehost-Endurance; Campaign Monitor Pty.; Cisco Systems, Inc.; CloudFlare; Constant Contact (NASDAQ: CTCT); dotmailer; Dyn; ExactTarget, Inc.; IBM; iContact; Internet Initiative Japan (IIJ, NASDAQ: IIJI); Liberty Global; Listrak; Litmus; McAfee Inc.; Microsoft Corp.; Mimecast; Nominum, Inc.; Oracle Marketing Cloud; OVH; PayPal; Proofpoint; Spamhaus; and Symantec.
A complete member list is available at http://www.m3aawg.org/about/roster.
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Masterminding in Education: Bringing cognition, emotion and motivation together in a unified mathematical framework
Lara Bertram, University of Surrey, Guildford, United Kingdom
Eric Schulz, Psychology, Harvard, Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Elif Özel, Ludwigsburg University of Education, Ludwigsburg, Germany
Matthias Hofer, BCS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Laura Martignon, Ludwigsburg University of Education, Ludwigsburg, Baden Württemberg, Germany
Jonathan D. Nelson,, University of Surrey, Guildford, United Kingdom
AbstractIn this research project, a novel app-based version of the code breaking game Mastermind, "Entropy Mastermind", was introduced and evaluated as a learning medium in undergraduate cognitive psychology and in primary mathematics education. In a quasi-experimental pre- and posttest design we investigated a) the role of individual differences in game play and learning, b) the effectiveness of "Entropy Mastermind" for giving students of different age groups experientially grounded access to the fundamental concepts of proportions and mathematical entropy, and c) effects of game play on students' academic emotions, motivation and attitudes. Data analyses revealed significant associations between cognitive variables, emotional-motivational factors and game play parameters. We present computational modeling results of students' search strategies and entropy intuitions within a unified framework of entropy measures, the Sharma-Mittal space. Potential applications in digitalized learning environments at the interface between mathematics and computer science will be discussed.


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5 things not to do if police stop you for drunk driving
On Behalf of The Collins Law Firm, P.C. | Nov 10, 2020 | Drunk Driving
Virginia residents who have been pulled over by the police probably experienced a bit of nervousness over the encounter. This uneasiness can become full-blown anxiety for drivers who are asked to perform a field sobriety test due to an officer's suspicion that they are driving under the influence.
The law requires that drivers comply with officer requests for field testing or suffer consequences. Drivers who do not understand this fact may receive a strong reminder from the officer executing the stop. There are also a few things a driver should remember not to do when asked to perform field sobriety tests.
This tip would seem like a no-brainer. However, those who submit to field sobriety tests should not forget to stay upright during the process. A lack of balance is common among people who have had too much to drink, so falling to the ground will bring more suspicion.
Running away from a situation is likely the biggest admission of guilt that can take place. Individuals who attempt to flee a traffic stop face a 100% chance of being caught. They will then face charges in addition to driving under the influence.
Lose your temper
Drivers asked to take a field sobriety test need to maintain their calm throughout the process. Getting angry or frustrated will only make the situation worse. Drivers who are uncomfortable with the questions asked by a police officer should remain calm even when expressing their refusal to provide an answer.
Forget the alphabet
Reciting the English alphabet is a regular part of field sobriety testing. A police officer will probably not take the rigors of the driver's job as an excuse for not remembering the alphabet. One ex-NFL player learned this the hard way when he explained his inability to recite the alphabet during field sobriety testing was a result of the toll eight years of playing in the NFL took on his body and mind.
Fail to understand the seriousness of situation
It is common for people who are enjoying a slight "buzz" to be in a good mood. But it is important to remember that police officers are doing a job and not part of the party. Drivers should be cordial but take a traffic stop and subsequent field sobriety testing seriously.
Drivers who are arrested for suspicion of drunk driving face serious legal consequences as well as a hit to their reputation. An attorney experienced with criminal law, especially drunk driving defenses, may be able to help accused drivers protect themselves from potential damage from DUI allegations.
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I can't quite believe it, but today is my 8 month transplant anniversary.... life has changed so much and the freedom of being able to breathe is still surreal.
It seems quite appropriate that next Sunday is my very first charity walk. I'll be walking 5.7 kilometres in the Run 4 Refugees as part of the Melbourne Marathon.
All funds raised directly benefit the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre here in Melbourne.
I have a fundraising target of $500 and I'm currently sitting at $485. I would love it if someone had $15 to add!
Run like the wind, Bullseye! Funny how something as normal as breathing can seem so special when you haven't had it a while. Everything really is relative, isn't it.
You're AMAZING Cam - and don't ever forget it!