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title: Get the Original Image from a Data URL | CSS-Tricks
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Chris Coyier:

> Someone wrote in asking how they might get the "original image" when all they had was the data URL version of the image. I'm not exactly sure how you get into that situation, but hey, I woke up in a trunk more than once.

This is why Chris Coyier is Chris Coyier. He writes about the stuff you've encountered so many times, but think everyone else knows how to do.

I had a very "duh" moment with this one that's sure to get me out of a bind at some point.

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Wintry white Halloween in the making for sections of Michigan
By Mark Torregrossa | mtorregr@mlive.com
By Mark Torregrossa
Much colder air is going to gradually filter into Michigan this weekend and early next week. By Halloween, temperatures will be cold enough to produce areas of snow showers. Some of these snow showers will stick to the ground for a few hours at a time.
Here's a breakdown of where we may see snow in Michigan on Halloween 2017.
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This is a precipitation type forecast for 2 p.m. October 31, 2017. The blue areas are expected to be predominantly snow. Indications are there could actually be two bands of lake effect snow in Lower Michigan. One band of snow could stretch from around Traverse City to Tawas. Another area of lake effect is possible in the southwest corner of Michigan. The U.P. will have numerous areas of snow spurts.
Snow showers drift southeast in evening
The precipitation forecast for 8 p.m. October 31, 2017 shows snow showers in blue possible really anywhere in Michigan. Some of the snow showers have drifted into the Thumb and near Lansing and Jackson. The exact placement of snow may not come true, but the idea that snow could fall anywhere should be accepted.
Starting Halloween white in places
Here's the snowfall forecast for 2 a.m. to 8 a.m. October 31, 2017. Accumulating snow will be patchy, with a stretch from west of Traverse City through Houghton Lake to north of Bay City possibly having the white stuff on the ground.
Snow even possible during daylight hours
The snowfall forecast between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. October 31, 2017 shows an inch of snow is even possible in places during the middle of the day.
Daytime temps range from chilly to cold
Forecast temperatures at 2 p.m. October 31, 2017 show it's going to be chilly at least across all of Michigan. The western half of the Upper Peninsula could even still be only near freezing. If you are deciding on a Halloween costume for the kids, you better go with a warm costume.
Trick-or-treat time will be cold
The temperature forecast for 8 p.m. October 31, 2017 shows it's going to be a cold evening for trick-or-treating. Even far southern Lower could have some temperatures in the mid-30s. The entire Upper Peninsula may be below freezing.
Where will there be a wintry white Halloween?
This is the forecast for amount of snow on the ground at 8 p.m. October 31, 2017. The northern third of Lower Michigan will have some areas with a dusting to two inches of snow on the ground. Cadillac, Grayling and Houghton Lake have the highest chance of white stuff on the ground in Lower Michigan. The western U.P. should have several inches of snow on the ground.
Photo courtesy Mark Copier
It's a chilly to cold Halloween on the way. The lake effect areas could be white. Elsewhere, far southern Michigan won't be exceptionally wet, but could have snow mixed with spurts of rain.
Make sure you and the kids have a warm costume.

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Mansfield Museum Curator gets royal summons
Curator of Mansfield Museum, Liz Weston has been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours List with an MBE for services to heritage and the community.
Liz, who has worked at the Museum for 26 years, was stunned and delighted when a letter arrived from the Cabinet Office informing her of her award. "Getting an MBE is absolutely thrilling," she said.
"It's the ultimate way of saying thanks to someone. I've been overwhelmed by the response from friends and members of the public. I've even been recognised in the local sweet shop and chip shop!"
Liz became interested in museums as a child, when her godmother, who worked in a museum in Portsmouth, used to visit the family home with a car full of stuffed animals. After a degree in science, Liz did a postgraduate degree in Museum Studies at Leicester University and worked at the Horniman and Science Museums in London before taking up her current post.
Under Liz's expert hand, Mansfield Museum has transformed into an interactive, child friendly, educational visitor attraction, winning the Guardian's Family Friendly Museum of the Year award in 2011. It also recently secured £304,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to develop the Arcade Gallery.
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Q: Angular JS Service error inside web service I am trying to use Angular JS service for various purpose. I already made functions inside main script.js but want to shift in employeeService.js service file. Inside it, I am trying to implement a Delete functionality,Here is code-
/// <reference path="script.js" />
app.factory('fetchEmpService', function () {
    var deleteEmp = function (EID) {
        if (confirm("Are you sure want to delete?")) {
            $http({
                method: "POST",
                url: 'EmpWebService.asmx/DeleteEmployee',
                data: { EmpId: EID },
                headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json; charset=utf-8' }
            })
        .then(function (reponse) {
            alert("Deleted successfully.");
            $scope.getEmployee();
        });
        }
    }
    return {
        deleteEmp:deleteEmp,
    };
});

And in my main script.js file-
 $http.get("EmpWebService.asmx/GetEmp")
        .then(function (response) {
            $scope.employees = response.data;
        });

The sevice is running and control goes inside it but its throwing following error-
angular.js:5582 ReferenceError: $http is not defined.
Similarly I was trying to call a method of fetching EmployeeList function its giving error. What may be the reason?
Is there any issue regarding web service that I am using?

A: You need to inject $http into your factory. You then want to return the promise and update the $scope inside a closure inside your controller
app.factory('fetchEmpService', function ($http) {
    ....
});

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Cedric added some led flashers to his Shadow pinball machine. It looks really cool, and this modification is quite easy to do. Watch the video to see the result, instructions how and where to add leds are below.
Years ago, when you wanted to add leds, it wasn't very easy to do. You cannot just connect a led to a GI string, you always need to add a resistor to lower the supplied voltage. Depending on where you connected the led and if more were in a string, this could give some interesting calculations. Not very complicated, but still a lot of people didn't want to mess around with it.
Nowadays a lot of pinball parts dealers sell ready-made leds that you just plug in onto a GI or lamp matrix. The light bulbs have their builtin capacitors and resistors, so you don't need to calculate things.
But as most GI circuits are almost loaded to their maximum capacity, it is always safest to replace a few lightbulbs with these leds before adding new leds to the circuit.
1 spot and led flash focussed on the brill wall target + constant blue led spot (6v) also on it.
The extra flash is connected to the left orange flash on the backboard and the blue led spot is connected to a normal GI bulb 44 present on the playfield. The flash led is a cold white from pinball life because the led from pinballlife have the strobo effect.
1 led flash is also put behind the right ramp and is connected to the right orange flash on the backboard. This flash doesn't really need a spot because its function is to light all around it so the use of a spot could be a flaw in that way. That 's why i chose a wide angle led flash from pinballcenter.
These 2 extra led flashes have a real good visual effect because the player can't see where comes these extra lights from. All is hidden +/-. The first orange flash on the backboard which blinks when the ball is caught by the magnet is the left one , that's why i chose to connect the led flash spot on it.
2 on the left and right of the castle (2 tulip bulbs), these are connected to the left and right ramp flashers on the playfield. So now when castle multiball begins, you can also see the lightenings when you heard the thunder.
1 inside the left side of the castle connected to one of the 2 flashers located under the green moat ramp so now when you hit the castle you can see a glimpse of white flash behind the door (the same flash used previously to light the wall in the Shadow).
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Q: Plotly bar chart not ascending/descending I have a bar chart in plotly that I have produced, however, it is not in any type of order. How would I sort to ascending or descending?

What I am doing:
fig = px.bar(data, x='Old_SKU', y='u_power')
fig = data.sort_values('u_power', ascending=True)
fig.show()

A: I'm not sure what your desired output is, or what your data looks like. In any case fig in plotly terms is normaly a plotly figure object. When you're running fig = data.sort_values('u_power', ascending=True) you're not building a figure, but sorting a dataframe. So far I can only imagine that you'd like to sort a dataset that looks like this:

... into this:

Or maybe you're expecting a continuous increase or decrease? In that case you will have to share a dataset. Nevertheless, with a few tweaks depending on your dataset, the following snippet should not be far from a working solution:
import plotly.express as px
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
var = np.random.randint(low=2, high=6, size=20).tolist()
data = pd.DataFrame({'u_power':var,
                   'Old_SKU':np.arange(0, len(var))})

# fig = px.bar(data, x='Old_SKU', y='u_power', barmode='stack')
fig = px.bar(data.sort_values('u_power'), x='Old_SKU', y='u_power', barmode='stack')
fig.show()


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Mumbai: Plastic products maker Kisan Mouldings on Tuesday said it has opened a new manufacturing plant in Chhattisgarh and expects to start two more plants soon.
Shares of the company surged nearly 20% on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) to touch a year's high of Rs40.90 after the announcement.
The company has inaugurated a new manufacturing unit in Mahasamund, Chhattisgarh, which will produce PVC pipe, water tanks and moulded furniture, Kisan Mouldings said in a filing to BSE.
The new plant was inaugurated on 3 September, the company said, adding that it intends to produce around 1,500 MTs of PVC pipes with the help of this unit to get a total production of 15,000 to 16,000 MTs.
The new unit will help the company to cater the northern and eastern areas of the country more smoothly, it said.
Two more locations, where Kisan Mouldings plans future expansions very soon, are in Solan (Himachal Pradesh) and Dewas (Madhya Pradesh).
"We expect with the investments in three new factories, which is done over the last one year at a cost of about Rs53 crore, would help us to double our volumes by FY 2010," Kisan Mouldings MD Satish Aggarwal said.


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Q: How to select elements from a python dictionary and put it in array using How can I select specific elements, arrays or objects from python dictionary? and turn it Into array of python dictionaries (separated by the 'drug') From this
{'entities': [{'confidence': 0.9997971402351069,
   'end': 7,
   'entity': 'Drug',
   'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
   'start': 0,
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   'entity': 'Drug',
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   'value': 'ACIDAC'},
  {'confidence': 0.9982578804309925,
   'end': 71,
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   'value': '300 MG'},
  {'confidence': 0.9999528533143575,
   'end': 73,
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  {'confidence': 0.9999296591678211,
   'end': 89,
   'entity': 'Form',
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   'value': 'COMPRIME ENROBE'},
  {'confidence': 0.9992446956485572,
   'end': 114,
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   'value': '70 MG'},
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   'value': '7'},
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   'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
   'start': 145,
   'value': 'COMPRIME PELLICULE'},
  {'confidence': 0.9999587657131175,
   'end': 188,
   'entity': 'Duration',
   'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
   'start': 181,
   'value': '8 jours'}]}

to this
[{'confidence': 0.9997971402351069,
  'end': 0,
  'entity': 'Drug',
  'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
  'start': 7,
  'value': 'ACETATE'
  'relations': [{'confidence': 0.9997971402351069,
    'end': 13,
    'entity': 'strength',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 8,
    'value': '25 MG'},
   {'confidence': 0.9998453283892297,
    'end': 15,
    'entity': 'Dosage',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 14,
    'value': '4'},
   {'confidence': 0.9997755143972202,
    'end': 32,
    'entity': 'Form',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 16,
    'value': 'SOLUTE CONCENTRE'},
   {'confidence': 0.9977145988367829,
    'end': 57,
    'entity': 'Duration',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 50,
    'value': '7 jours'}]
},
{'confidence': 0.9372295171779627,
  'end': 58,
  'entity': 'Drug',
  'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
  'start': 54,
  'value': 'ACIDAC'
  'relations': [{'confidence': 0.9982578804309925,
    'end': 71,
    'entity': 'strength',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 65,
    'value': '300 MG'},
   {'confidence': 0.9999528533143575,
    'end': 73,
    'entity': 'Dosage',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 73,
    'value': '5'},
   {'confidence': 0.9999296591678211,
    'end': 89,
    'entity': 'Form',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 74,
    'value': 'COMPRIME ENROBE'},
   {'confidence': 0.9992446956485572,
    'end': 114,
    'entity': 'Duration',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 107,
    'value': '1 jours'}],
},
{'confidence': 0.9296845434758102,
  'end': 136,
  'entity': 'Drug',
  'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
  'start': 115,
  'value': 'ACIDE ALENDRONIQUE GT'
  'relations': [{'confidence': 0.9997948784340954,
    'end': 137,
    'entity': 'strength',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 142,
    'value': '70 MG'},
   {'confidence': 0.9999681362182076,
    'end': 143,
    'entity': 'Dosage',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 144,
    'value': '7'},
   {'confidence': 0.9999797650629707,
    'end': 145,
    'entity': 'Form',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 163,
    'value': 'COMPRIME PELLICULE'},
   {'confidence': 0.9999587657131175,
    'end': 188,
    'entity': 'Duration',
    'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor',
    'start': 188,
    'value': '8 jours'}],
}
]

I've found a way to convert this python dictionary into an array but it has only for one 'drug'
data = {'entities': [{'confidence': 0.9995591084943068, 'end': 21, 'entity': 'Drug', 'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor', 'start': 0, 'value': 'ACIDE ALENDRONIQUE GT'}, {'confidence': 0.9999265646779927, 'end': 27, 'entity': 'strength', 'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor', 'start': 22, 'value': '70 MG'}, {'confidence': 0.9999681660486393, 'end': 29, 'entity': 'Dosage', 'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor', 'start': 28, 'value': '7'}, {'confidence': 0.9999797654756072, 'end': 48, 'entity': 'Form', 'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor', 'start': 30, 'value': 'COMPRIME PELLICULE'}, {'confidence': 0.9999587657131175, 'end': 73, 'entity': 'Duration', 'extractor': 'CRFEntityExtractor', 'start': 66, 'value': '8 jours'}]}
from enum import Enum
class MEDICAL_ENTITY(str, Enum):
    DRUG = 'Drug'
    STRENGTH = 'Strength'
    DURATION = 'Duration'
    ROUTE = 'Route'
    FORM = 'Form'
    ADE = 'ADE'
    DOSAGE = 'Dosage'
    REASON = 'Reason'
    FREAQUENCY = 'Frequency'

def mapRasaEntityToMedicalEntity(data):
    entity = {}
    entities = []
    for item in payload['entities']:
        if item['entity'] == MEDICAL_ENTITY.DRUG:
            entity = item
        else:
            entities.append(item)
    entity['relations'] = entities
    result = []
    result.append(entity)
    return result

A: You need to append the previous entity to the list whenever you start a new entity.
And entities that aren't Drug need to be appended to the relations list.
def mapRasaEntityToMedicalEntity(data):
    result = []
    entity = None
    for item in data['entities']:
        if item['entity'] == MEDICAL_ENTITY.DRUG:
            if entity:
                result.append(entity) # Push previous entity onto list
            entity = item
            entity['relations'] = []
        else:
            entity['relations'].append(item)
    result.append(entity) # Push the last entity
    return result

A: code:
import json

my_json ="""{
  "Actors": [
    {
      "name": "Tom Cruise",
      "age": 56,
      "Born At": "Syracuse, NY",
      "Birthdate": "July 3, 1962",
      "photo": "https://jsonformatter.org/img/tom-cruise.jpg"
    },
    {
      "name": "Robert Downey Jr.",
      "age": 53,
      "Born At": "New York City, NY",
      "Birthdate": "April 4, 1965",
      "photo": "https://jsonformatter.org/img/Robert-Downey-Jr.jpg"
    }
  ]
}"""

your_data = json.loads(my_json)

for i in your_data["Actors"]:
    print(i)

Output:
{'name': 'Tom Cruise', 'age': 56, 'Born At': 'Syracuse, NY', 'Birthdate': 'July 3, 1962', 'photo': 'https://jsonformatter.org/img/tom-cruise.jpg'}
{'name': 'Robert Downey Jr.', 'age': 53, 'Born At': 'New York City, NY', 'Birthdate': 'April 4, 1965', 'photo': 'https://jsonformatter.org/img/Robert-Downey-Jr.jpg'}


Pollyanna Brewing Company in Lemont, Illinois, experiments with local fruits and spices, seasonal lagers, barrel-aging, wild yeast, and cider-beers on occasion. Their four flagship offerings best represent Pollyanna and are available year-round. Their intimate and unique taproom is located near the I&M Canal. The taproom offers tasting flights, draft pours, and to-go 64oz growlers or 32oz howlers, as well as tours and a scenic look at the brewery. Bring in or order food and enjoy a flight of brews at Pollyanna Brewing Company.
Note: Some map locations are approximate. Please call the venue at 630-914-5834 for exact directions.


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Claire Watson, University of Kyoto:
Cultural Complexity in Japanese macaques: Literature Survey of Potential Behavioural Traditions
A huge amount of evidence has now accumulated for traditions in nonhuman animals, particularly nonhuman primates. Behaviours seen in free-ranging Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) were among the first potential traditions reported for any nonhuman animal, most notably 'sweet potato washing' and 'wheat placer mining' on Koshima Island, Japan. Numerous possible cultural variants have since been reported for this species, sometimes in Japanese only. Multiple long-term research sites have been subject to decades of detailed observation including: Arashiyama, Takasakiyama, Koshima, Kinkazan and Yakushima Island. We reviewed the existing literature for behaviours reported as potential traditions. We aim to present a comprehensive synthesis of potential cultural variants in this species. We categorised potential traditions into food (foraging/processing behaviour or food choice) and non-food related (social/communicative, comfort/hygiene or other) behaviours. We further categorised each as either directly related, indirectly related or unrelated to human influence, including provisioning. Prevalence was categorised, at the time of report, as customary, habitual or unknown within each site. We could not determine the pattern of variation across all sites for each behaviour because cross-site comparisons were mostly limited to a few populations (with exceptions: stone handling, stone throwing, non-conceptive sexual behaviour and embracing), resulting in missing 'data-points'. This species shows a high number of potential traditions but further research is needed to reveal occurrence of multiple potential traditions, and sub-variants, across the studied populations and whether this represents complex cultural variation. Delineating traditions in wild and free-ranging monkeys will likely help us to better understand the phylogenetic origins of human culture.
Cara Evans, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History:
When does it pay to copy the detail? High-fidelity learning mechanisms, learning outcomes and the implications for complex culture
High-fidelity social transmission is commonly associated with enhanced mechanisms of social learning (e.g., imitation), and is considered to play a key role in the extraordinary cultural achievements of our species. Comparative studies of social learning have sought to identify which species are capable of using high-fidelity learning mechanisms, but have typically neglected consideration of whether these enhanced learning mechanisms are necessary for attaining successful learning outcomes. Thus, although it is commonly assumed that learning mechanisms associated with increased fidelity to a demonstrator's actions or object manipulations are required for the successful transmission of instrumental culture, there is currently little evidence to support this
claim, and some evidence to the contrary. A literature search was performed for all published studies of primate social learning that were conducted in controlled laboratory settings and which presented subjects with instrumental, two-action learning goals. Data were extracted on learning mechanisms, tool-use behaviour, task complexity, and learning outcomes (i.e., success/failure in attaining the instrumental goal) for each of the N=125 experimental test groups that met the inclusion criteria (~1000 individual test subjects spanning 10 different primate species), along with information about the experimental protocol, and the test group's demographic composition. A phylogenetic, multilevel analysis of the resulting meta-dataset suggests that high-fidelity learning mechanisms are important in achieving successful learning outcomes, but only at higher levels of learning complexity. These results support the notion that high-fidelity social transmission is necessary for the emergence and evolution of increasing cultural complexity.
Marina Bazhydai, Lancaster University:
Information transmission in two-year-old children: preference for less complex over pedagogically demonstrated actions
Social transmission of information is achieved through observation, imitation, and explicit teaching. Human capacity to engage learners in pedagogical contexts is at the core of transmission of complex human culture (Burdett, Dean, & Ronfard, 2017). Infants exhibit early receptive sensitivity to pedagogical cues (Butler & Markman, 2016; Csibra & Gergely, 2009), but less is known about developmental origins of children-directed teaching (Strauss & Ziv, 2012, Kline, 2015).
It has been argued that both pedagogical communication (direct eye contact and child-directed speech; Csibra & Gergely, 2009, 2011) and intentional but non-pedagogical communication result in learning in children (e.g., Gopnik & Schulz, 2004). In a study of child-driven transmission of information learnt in these two ways, Vredenburgh, Kushnir and Casasola (2015) showed that 2-year-olds are more likely to demonstrate an action to an adult after learning it in a pedagogical than in a non-pedagogical context. However, in addition to pedagogical cues, other factors may affect transmission, such as complexity of learnt information. In two laboratory experiments, we investigated whether manipulating action complexity as well as pedagogical cues when demonstrating an action selectively affects the likelihood of the action being shown to an ignorant adult.
In Experiment 1, 24-month-old children (N = 31) interacted with two unfamiliar adults who demonstrated two actions. One demonstrator showed a simpler action in an intentional, but nonpedagogical manner, while the other showed another, more complex action in a pedagogical manner by using explicit verbal cues ("This is how you do it!"), direct eye contact, and childdirected speech. Following demonstrations, children were equally likely to imitate both actions, but achieved the action outcome significantly more often with the simpler action. At transmission phase of the experiment, children were encouraged to teach an ignorant familiar adult who was not present during demonstrations how to play with the toy. While 79% of children showed both actions, they were significantly more likely to teach the simpler action first, even though it was presented without explicit pedagogical cues (Figure 1, t(30) = -2.68, p < 0.01), suggesting preferential transmission due to the ease of action execution rather than pedagogical demonstration. Additionally, and unexpectedly, 45% of children utilized and combined the demonstrated actions in a novel way, essentially exhibiting rudimentary tool innovation (Carr, Kendal, & Flynn, 2016), previously shown to be difficult to achieve (Cutting, Apperly, Chappell, & Beck, 2014).
In Experiment 2 (N = 31), we attempted to replicate the results by Vredenburgh et al (2015) to test whether pedagogical communication modulates information transmission in absence of other salient factors. We used the same procedure as in Exp. 1, except that action complexity was matched for both pedagogically and non-pedagogically demonstrated actions in each trial. At transmission, children were equally likely to perform either the pedagogically or nonpedagogically demonstrated action first, both in simple and complex trials, thus producing a null result (Figure 2, t(30) = .00, p = 1.0), failing to replicate the original study.
While receptivity to information presented using both intentional and pedagogical cues has been studied extensively, children's active transmission of information following these cues is understudied. Here we investigated whether and how pedagogical communication and action complexity interact to affect information transmission.
We find no evidence for preferential transmission of pedagogically communicated actions. However, we do find evidence for preferential transmission of less complex actions. Pedagogical cues and ease of execution both enhance the saliency of an action, increasing the likelihood of children transmitting this action first. However, when pitted against each other, ease of execution wins. These results suggest that action complexity may undermine the role of explicit pedagogical cues in information transmission mechanisms in early childhood.
Bill Thompson, University of California:
A Bayesian Model of Cumulative Culture
Unlike other species, human populations naturally pool computation over generations. Our system for achieving this – cumulative culture – caches human innovations to construct a technology-rich environment that is increasingly adaptive, and increasingly peculiar: we are surrounded by technologies that are exceptionally complex and highly efficient, that almost nobody understands, and which no individual has designed (Boyd et al., 2013). How do human technologies become so effective? Why do some technologies appear to grow ever more complex without limit, while others converge on relatively simple designs? One way to explore questions like these is to develop formal models of the processes that underpin human culture (Boyd & Richerson, 1985). A large literature on the dynamics of cultural evolution is now emerging, but the principles of *cumulative* complexity in culture are only beginning to be understood (Kempe & Mesoudi, 2014). Recent work has suggested that a key priority is to establish connections between models of cultural processes and existing theories of human cognition (Heyes, 2018). We present a simple mathematical model of cumulative culture as transmission of a technology among populations of innovative Bayesian learners. By deriving a model of cumulative culture from a computational model of probabilistic inference — Bayesian learning – we extend existing Bayesian analyses of social learning (Perrault et al, 2012) and cultural transmission (Griffiths & Kalish, 2007) to the cumulative case, and provide a formal connection between properties of individual cognition, technological fitness landscapes, and the accumulation of complexity. More generally, our analysis leads to an equivalence between Bayesian cumulative culture and a widely studied optimization algorithm from artificial intelligence. This demonstrates that there is a natural computational formulation of cumulative culture as an optimization algorithm executing in human populations, with well understood connections to evolutionary processes and a large existing literature characterising it's behaviour under varied conditions. We lay out the equivalence using the simplest possible model of cumulative culture, but show that more realistic models correspond to more sophisticated (and more efficient) versions of the algorithm. These analyses lead to a general prediction that we are in the process of testing experimentally: limitless accumulation of complexity, in the face of cognitive constraints, requires a supra-linear utility landscape for new technologies, over and above high fidelity transmission and flexible cognition.
Christian Rutz, University of St Andrews:
Cumulative technological evolution in New Caledonian crows: from simple sticks to highly-efficient, crafted hooked tools
Human technological advancement relies on the stepwise accumulation of innovations. Over time, small modifications to once-basic designs lead to increasing tool efficiency. Similar cumulative refinement may also occur in the New Caledonian crow – a species that employs a diversity of tool types for extractive foraging, including elaborately-crafted hooked tools. An important requirement for any cumulative process is the differential performance of variants, an assumption my team recently tested in a series of controlled experiments with wild-caught, temporarily-captive crows. To assess the efficiency of different tool types, we measured how quickly our subjects managed to extract prey from standardised, naturalistic foraging tasks. We found: (1) that crows acquired food several times faster when using hooked rather than non-hooked tools, regardless of tool material, prey type and extraction context (St Clair et al. 2018, Nature Ecol. Evol. 2, 441–444); and (2) that the efficiency of hooked tools increased significantly with hook depth (Sugasawa et al. 2017, Curr. Biol. 27, 3885–3890). While the mechanism of tool-type transmission (genetic or 'cultural') remains to be determined, these results demonstrate that tool shape strongly affects energy-intake rates in this species, highlighting a powerful driver for cumulative technological change. Based on the results of these tool-efficiency assays, and our earlier work on tool morphology (St Clair and Rutz 2013, Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B 368, 20120415) and tool-manufacture techniques (Klump et al. 2015, BMC Biology 13, 97), we can tentatively reconstruct a scenario for the cumulative evolution of crows' stick tools: unmodified non-hooked tools (sticks sourced from leaf litter) → manufactured non-hooked tools (distal sections of branches snapped off from live vegetation) → 'basic' hooked tools (branches pulled off close to nodal joints) → hooked tools with well-defined, deep hooks (branches removed through controlled cuts above and below nodal joints) → complex hooked tools with crafted hooks and two additional design features (bark removed near the working end; tool shaft bent until markedly curved). Taken together, these studies establish the New Caledonian crow as an invaluable non-primate model system for investigating the conditions and processes that allow rudimentary technologies to evolve, becoming increasingly complex, efficient and diverse.
Maxime Derex, University of Exeter:
Cultural evolution without insight? An experimental investigation
The tools essential for life in even the simplest foraging societies are very complicated artefacts with multiple interacting parts made of many different materials. A central claim of cultural evolution theory is that these complex artefacts can arise though the retention of adaptive changes even though individuals do not understand why these changes are beneficial. This prediction, however, has never been properly tested and it is not clear whether cultural evolution can operate in absence of insight. Here we provide such a test by asking chains of 5 participants to improve the configuration of a wheel going down on rails. The wheel was composed of 4 spokes and 4 weights that could be moved along these spokes. Two treatments were compared. In the first one, participants had 5 trials to improve their wheel before passing their last two configurations to the next participant in the chain. The second treatment was similar except that participants could also transmit their theory about what makes the wheel going fast to the next participant. At the end of the experiment, participants' understanding about the wheel was evaluated in isolation. In both treatments, we found that later generations produce wheels that are much faster than earlier ones. In contrast, participants' understanding about the wheel barely changes across time. This experiment suggests that cultural evolution results in the emergence of complex solutions even in absence of insight.
Carsten Bergenholz, Aarhus University:
Cooling down atoms: How humans engage in collective, adaptive search when solving a novel and complex problem
How humans solve complex problems is a question at the core of multiple disciplines. Researchers within cultural evolution, cognitive science, psychology and management have set up many different kinds of experimental tasks to shed light on this issue. One major challenge is to create a complex task that not only consists of selecting between relatively few given options, while still allowing a mathematically tractable comparison of the quality of the different solutions provided, as well as constituting a realistic problem. We set up a task where citizen scientists had to solve a truly complex problem; how to cool down atoms. We introduce a novel remote interface that allowed 600 citizen scientists to engage in a real-time optimization of the production of Bose-Einstein condensates in a physical lab. Participants could manipulate 3 curves sampled at 90 different points equaling to a search in an interdependent search space of 270 parameters. Thus, the dimensionality of the search space was finite, albeit exceptionally large. The quality of the proposed solution was then determined via a real-time test in the lab. Quantitative studies of search behavior demonstrates that citizen scientists collectively engage in a combination of local and global search. This form of collective, adaptive search prevents premature convergence since low-performing participants explore while high-performing participants locally refine their solutions. In comparison with a computational algorithm controlled by experts, these amateur citizen scientists identified just as high-scoring solutions. Furthermore, their search was particularly useful since they explored more of the search space than the computational search. Overall, we contribute to an understanding of how humans search truly complex search spaces, and how human search propensities compare with state-of-the-art optimization algorithms. Finally, we contribute to physics and provide knowledge about how to produce Bose-Einstein condensates.
Thomas Morgan, Arizona State University:
The empirical study of cognitive and demographic complexity in cultural evolution
Cultural evolution is both a producer and product of complexity. For instance, cognitive processes, such as imitation, teaching, language and innovation, have been invoked to explain the unique complexity of human culture. Simultaneously, demographic factors, such as population size and connectedness, have also been shown to foster or limit cultural evolution.
Despite the importance of cognitive and demographic complexity, it is challenging to combine the two in single studies. The former requires the inclusion of human participants, but this typically limits experiments to small, simple networks such as transmission chains. Conversely, the latter requires mathematical models and agent-based simulations as they can be scaled up with little cost, but these rely on simulated cognition in lieu of actual human brains. To bridge this gap, I have developed an experimental automation framework, "Dallinger", that recruits thousands of human participants over the internet and then arranges them into whatever demographic structure is requested. Participants can thus take part in experimental simulations of cultural evolution that include both the cognitive complexity of real human participants as well as the demographic complexity of realistic population sizes and structures.
To demonstrate this approach, I conducted a series of experiments investigating the gene-culture coevolution of social learning in a changing environment. Across experiments, constraining participants' behavior to match theoretical assumptions replicates classic results from the cultural evolution literature, but when these constraints are removed the evolutionary dynamics produced do not match theoretical expectations. This discrepancy highlights the utility of inserting human brains into large-scale evolutionary simulations and I conclude that the function of human social learning is not to adapt to an unstable environment, but instead to reliably transmit cultural traits.


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DuPage County Illinois 4 Million Dollar Lawsuit was filed Against JAMS, Arbitrator Allen S. Goldberg, the Swanson, Martin and Bell Firm and their Lawyers
CHICAGO- (EJ) On October 25, 2017 a Four Million Dollar Lawsuit was filed against the Chicago Arbitration Association named JAMS, their arbitrator Allen S. Goldberg, a former Cook County Judge, the law firm of Swanson, Martin and Bell, attorneys Ross Bartolotta, Christian A. Sullivan, Robert McNamara, Attorney Ira Levin. Defendants Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation, their in house counsel Kent Bowersock, their lawyer for Nissan North America. See attached lawsuit ttps://www.scribd.com/document/362711199/Complaint-against-Chicago-Arbitrator-Allen-S-Goldberg-The-Swanson-Martin-Bell-Christian-Sullivan-Ross-Bartolotta-Nissan-Motor-Acceptance-Co-et-a
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Artist of the Month: Dakotah Carr
Rachel Smith, A&E Editor
PHS possess a plethora of talented and unique individuals, each with their own skills. Dakotah Carr is one of those that many think of as "one of the "artsy" ones." Additionally, Carr's creative displays of Seahawk pride have granted her a very school- spirited reputation. Currently serving as ASB president, Carr uses numerous projects to showcase her artistic skills throughout the school. Her most memorable pieces include the senior and fishbowl t-shirts, which she recently created.
"I wanted them to look intimidating but cool at the same time," Carr said.
During the design process for the fishbowl shirts, Carr used creative techniques to make the shirts original from those of past years. The final product features a major symbol of the school, thus helping to bring everyone together for "the big game."
"I wanted it to have more colors, but the t-shirts would have been expensive, so I used fewer colors so more people could get the T's. It took me two or three weeks to make because I took a picture of the Purdy Bridge and contrasted it, and I also had to cut things out, and photoshop takes a while," Carr said.
The 2016 senior shirts were created at the end of the last school year and are just as impressive. However, due to the stressed timing, only 52 were sold to a class of more than 300 students. As a result, Carr is planning on offering the shirts again in January so that more students can have the opportunity to make the purchase.
While the fishbowl t-shirt is black and features a green and gold picture of the Purdy bridge, the senior shirt is white, a seahawk head taking up most of the room on the front. The back of the shirt displays "Go B16 or Go Home."
In the end, it all comes down to school spirit, which Carr values highly. She hopes to continue to use her artistic skills to raise the number of spirited students.
"It shows that you actually enjoy going to school and that you're passionate. When everyone dresses up at the same time it's like a family," Carr said.
Rachel Smith, Arts & Entertainment Editor
Rachel Smith is a senior as well as the Outlook's Arts and Entertainment Editor. Rachel loves to read and write as well as hang out with her family and...
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EconomicPolicyJournal.com: Did Larry Kudlow Just Set Himself Up to Be Mocked for the Rest of History?
Did Larry Kudlow Just Set Himself Up to Be Mocked for the Rest of History?
President Trump's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow may have just uttered the words that will make him infamous.
My personal view, our administration's view, recession is so far in the distance I can't see it.
It sure is beginning to look like we are in the very early stages of a recession.
But like television election night statisticians, I don't want to call a close race too early. There is still time for the Fed to turn this around with a burst of money supply growth but it isn't happening yet.
Very likely at the end of this year, I will be warning about a 2019 recession.


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occassionly (occasionally) when up there on my furlough.
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are they. well a fig for the diference (difference).
that I promised that day I saw her.
in the same trap too many time's.
write somthing (something) that is worth reading.


Full of history, Antigua is a dream for boaters and historians alike: check out Nelson's Dockyard, Falmouth Harbour, the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, and take a boat trip to nearby Fort James.
From disco and jazz clubs to beach side bars and casinos, there is something for everyone when the sun goes down. If you want to party like a local, head to Shirley Heights Lookout, a barbecue joint that turns into a reggae club after dark. Eat some ribs, enjoy some local music, and be sure to stay after 7 p.m. That's when the tourists are known to vanish and the real local scene picks up. The restaurant also doubles as an art gallery, and you can check out some amazing local crafts while you're there.
Antigua is home to many tiny islets and natural anchorage spots where you can explore to your heart's content. Many of these areas haven't even been explored fully by the locals, so you really get a chance to be a true adventurer. Sailing is popular in this area, but so are luxury yachts. You'll want to check out Barbuda, the largely underdeveloped sister island with famous pink beaches! Other activities on the water include snorkeling and windsurfing, both popular ways to enjoy the beautiful oceans of Antigua.
There are more than two dozen shopping centers to choose from, where you can purchase duty-free goods to your heart's content. One major draw for art lovers is the area's distinct and thriving ceramic community. Local artists create beautiful pieces that end up in the homes and galleries of the wealthy around the world. If you are a history buff, you'll want to check out Nelson's Dockyard, a functioning dockyard – the only one in the world from the Georgian era still in use today. The lighthouse is beautiful, and anyone who loves nautical adventure stories will love the tale that the museum reveals.
There are tons of little beachfront joints where you can fill up before you head back out to the water. Ana's On the Beach is one famous establishment, where billowy white curtains protect diners from the elements, and the bar is always serving up signature cocktails. This is a more elegant version of the beach shack, with a graceful menu full of fusion cuisine. You also can't miss a trip to Shirley Heights Lookout! This local hotspot serves delicious Caribbean food during the day, and live music at night. Indigenous food and a fun atmosphere make this a spot that residents love after dark, so be sure to stick around to join in. You can also grab lunch and more at beach side bars like Indigo On the Beach and many others.


By Jerri-Lynn Scofield, who has worked as a securities lawyer and a derivatives trader. She now spends much of her time in Asia and is currently working on a book about textile artisans.
I wanted to start the new year with an optimistic post. Sadly, the optimism fairy hasn't paid me a visit today.
Instead, I find I have plastics on my mind, since a last-minute change in plans has found me enjoying the hols stateside. As I've written before, every time I return to the US, where I was born and bred but at present spend very little of my time, I'm struck by just how ubiquitous over-packaging is– and how difficult it is to avoid.
This problem infects just about everything, down to the simple purchase of food. I enjoy cooking and baking, and am a bit of a purist about doing everything from scratch. And as I've bustled about the kitchen for the last several days, I've been disturbed by the sheer volume of metal, cardboard, and plastic, plastic, plastic that enshrouds even the most basic foodstuffs.
So, although one can in theory commit to reducing one's consumption of plastics, there's a limit to how much an individual can do– no matter how diligent one is (see this earlier post, Plastic Free July: What YOU Can Do to Reduce Plastics Waste).
To their credit, many governments have recognized that we face a plastics crisis and it's necessary to stop using so much of the stuff. So, around the world, countries, states, and cities have undertaken limited measures to reduce plastics use. In 2016, , extending an earlier ban on plastic bags. in 2017 banned use of disposable plastic. was the first US state to ban the use of single use shopping bags at checkout in 2016, followed by California but these rules exempt bags used for bundling meat or produce, and also don't seem to touch all the other ways plastic is used– we're talking about much more than shopping bags here and takeout containers.
These initiatives are all no doubt well-intentioned, but they fail to grapple with the full scope of the problem. And that's to ban not just the use of plastics– single use or otherwise– but to drastically curtail the production of them, at source. This is a problem that's only developed recently. Given the environmental consequences, we can– and should– easily do without generating this waste in the first instance.
Fossil fuel companies are among those who have ploughed more than $180bn since 2010 into new "cracking" facilities that will produce the raw material for everyday plastics from packaging to bottles, trays and cartons.
"We could be locking in decades of expanded plastics production at precisely the time the world is realising we should use far less of it," said Carroll Muffett, president of the US , which has the plastic industry.
So, just in case their efforts to ruin the planet by heating it up are either checked or don't succeed, some of the same companies apparently think that they should diversify their environmental depredation strategy and drown us in yet more unnecessary plastic. Fantastic! Party on!
The huge investment in plastic production has been driven by the shale gas boom in the US. This has resulted in one of the raw materials used to produce plastic resin – natural gas liquids – dropping dramatically in price.
The says that since 2010 this has led to $186bn dollars being invested in 318 new projects. Almost half of them are already under construction or have been completed. The rest are at the planning stage.
However, campaigners warn that despite the rising tide of concern, powerful corporations are pressing ahead with a new generation of plastic production facilities that will swamp efforts to move the global economy away from single use, throw away plastic products.
Steven Feit, from the Centre for Environmental International Law which has , said: "The link between the shale gas boom in the United States and the ongoing – and accelerating – global plastics crisis cannot be ignored.
Once the hogs start ing at this particular trough, it's going to be very difficult for governments to make much headway in reducing the global use of plastics. To be sure, it's possible to reduce plastics use locally– or even up to the national or EU-wide level. But with these investments being made in increased capacity, the plastics churned out will only be dumped into some other market, fouling land and waters, and with much of them eventually finding their way to the oceans.
So here we have the State of Michigan, which borders on four of the five Great Lakes, which probably has shoreline (3288 miles) than any other state than Alaska, effectively banning local governments from doing anything to stop the use of disposable plastics in bags, cups, bottles or anything, all of which break down into little bits that can get into the lakes.
Currently, there are a number of local units of government across the state that have taken action to implement additional taxes and fees on businesses that not only use plastic bags, and auxiliary containers such as Styrofoam cups and cardboard boxes.
"With many of our members owning and operating locations across the state, preventing a patchwork approach of additional regulations is imperative to avoid added complexities as it related to day-to-day business operations" said Robert O'Meara, Vice President of Government Affairs at [The Michigan Restaurant Association] MRA.
How can I top that? I can't. So, it's back to the kitchen, where I'm planning on making a couple of more stollen, some cookies, another batch of ice cream or two, and to experiment with some recipes in a new Persian cookbook.
And, before I forget: Happy New Year, dear readers. May 2018 be a joyful and healthy one for one and all.
This entry was posted in Environment, Europe, Global warming, Guest Post, Politics, Regulations and regulators on January 1, 2018 by Jerri-Lynn Scofield.


A combination of the word fantasia and the Greek name Aspasia, taken here to mean that the speaker is one who understands all the different pieces of life that come together to make him who he is, and that the knowledge is welcome and accepted.
She loves the fantaspasia that is his past, because without that part of him, he would be a very different person, today.
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Oman to develop four solar projects worth $1.6bn in five years
By Jason Saundalkar
Projects will help Oman move away from gas-based electricity generation
Oman intends to build four solar projects over the next five years. The utility-scale projects will cost an estimated $1.6bn and will be able to generate 1,600MW of renewable energy, said a report from the Oman Observer.
The first of the projects, known as Ibri IPP, will have a power generation capacity of 500MW and is scheduled to be developed by 2022. Following this solar plant will be 'Solar 2022' and 'Solar 2023', each offering 500MW of generation capacity, and scheduled to go online by 2022 and 2023 respectively.
While the three projects are planned for development in the wilayats of Ibri (Dhahirah Governorate) and Manah and Adam (Al Dakhiliyah Governorate), the Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) is also procuring a 100MW solar power plant at Amin in the south of its concession. This project is scheduled for launch by 2020.
The main stakeholders for the projects are said to be the Public Authority for Electricity and Water (PAEW), Authority for Electricity Regulation, Oman Electricity Transmission Company, Nama Holding, Ministry of Housing, Ministry of Environment and Climate Affairs and Royal Oman Police. The Lead Implementers were said to be Oman Power and Water Procurement Company (OPWP) and Petroleum Development Oman.
According to a report from the Implementation Support & Follow-up Unit (ISFU), the four utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) based schemes are key to acceleration Oman's move away from gas-based electricity generation. The ISFU is said to be a task force operating under the Diwan of Royal Court, with the mandate to drive the Sultanate's economic diversification strategy.
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When our founder Mike Weaver published his book The Pursuit of Wild Trout, he inspired a whole new generation of flyfishers to discover the excellent fishing on Devon's beautiful little rivers.
These sparkling streams seem perfectly made for holiday adventures, so we've included a wide selection in our Auction catalogue. We're particularly grateful to local guide and Fly Culture editor Pete Tyjas for offering a wild trout safari through some of his own secret spots. But if you prefer exploring on your own, we've got that covered for you too.
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Q: Save Query result into Variable Alexa Skills Json I needed a DB for an alexa app, so I set up and and it INSERTS nicely, but when im trying to SELECT and save it to a variable the values saved to the variable are [Object Object] instead of wanted value, I know it can be async problem or parsing problem but i just cant fix the code, some help would be cool,
    canHandle(handlerInput) {
        return Alexa.getRequestType(handlerInput.requestEnvelope) === 'IntentRequest'
            && Alexa.getIntentName(handlerInput.requestEnvelope) === 'buscaIntent';
    },
    handle(handlerInput) {

            const mysql = require('mysql');
            const connection = mysql.createConnection
            ({
            host: 'remotemysql.com',
            user: 'RBb34534sd',
            password: 'xxxxxxxxx',
            database: 'RBsdfewrg'
            });

            var stat = connection.query('SELECT `spe` FROM `prueba` WHERE `nombre` LIKE "raichu" limit 1', function (err, result, fields) {
                if (err) throw err;
                console.log(result);
                return result[0];
              });
            connection.end();

            return handlerInput.responseBuilder

            .speak("Busc " + stat)
            .reprompt("reprompt buscar")
            .getResponse();

    }
}; ```

A: I think the query is returning an object you can't keep the object in speech. Check what's inside the object and if you have a field that you want inside that object then access by stat.YourField.

A: The issue is that you're not waiting for your database query to complete before sending your response to the Alexa service. Requests in node.js are non-blocking, meaning you either need to nest the request with a callback, or leverage Promises / async-await patterns so that the SQL query is processed before the function is fully executed.
You can read more on converting the built-in library for SQL connections to support Promises here, or use a library like this that already has a wrapper in place.
In either scenario, the end result would be refactored to something like this:
canHandle(handlerInput) {
    return Alexa.getRequestType(handlerInput.requestEnvelope) === 'IntentRequest'
        && Alexa.getIntentName(handlerInput.requestEnvelope) === 'buscaIntent';
},
async handle(handlerInput) {
        const mysql = require('mysql2/promise');
        const connection = await mysql.createConnection
        ({
        host: 'remotemysql.com',
        user: 'RBb34534sd',
        password: 'xxxxxxxxx',
        database: 'RBsdfewrg'
        });

        var stat = await connection.execute('SELECT `spe` FROM `prueba` WHERE `nombre` LIKE "raichu" limit 1', function (err, result, fields) {
            if (err) throw err;
            console.log(result);
            return result[0];
          });

        return handlerInput.responseBuilder
        .speak("Busc " + stat)
        .reprompt("reprompt buscar")
        .getResponse();
}

Another article describing async calls for Alexa requests here.


I've had this rope for less than 6 months and it's already falling apart. I use it maybe 2-3 times per week. Unless I just got a bad one, I would not recommend this product.
A little tricky to get the length adjusted first time out, but other than that it's a great rope.


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Ellel Gardens
M Capital Investments
750 homes, 100 bed hotel, 40,000 sq ft commercial space
A village of the future
Located south of Lancaster, near Junction 33 of the M6, this ambitious development comprises a new community village providing numerous different facilities for locals, new residents and visitors. The project seeks to form part of Lancaster's emerging Local Plan which identifies the need for homes and ambitious, local-led strategic projects in the area.
The initial scheme is inspired by Ebeneezer Howard's concept of the 'Garden Village' which centred around placemaking, wellbeing and community. Our new village at Home Farm follows similar themes and intends to be a 'blueprint for the future' – paving the way for other housing developments and creating a vibrant setting in which to live, work and relax.
Our proposal is informed by changing lifestyle needs, coupled with the rise in digital technology and start-up independent businesses.
The scheme offers a range of built facilities including a marketplace building with food hall, indoor market and hotel, a school, outdoor community hubs and different housing typologies.
Our plans respect the site's canal-side setting, rich in ecological and heritage features; listed farm buildings, canal locks, mature trees and habitats. Existing hedgerows inform plot boundaries throughout, and cycle trails, pedestrian routes and bridleway enhancements through the village are integral to the scheme.


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Q: Chow group of disjoint union I have a disjoint union of open sets $U_1,..., U_k$ on a variety $X$. In Fultons "Introduction to toric varieties", he used $X=X_\Sigma$ a toric variety and $U_i=\mathcal{O}(\sigma_i)$ orbits. He then used
$$
A_k\left(\bigsqcup_i U_i \right) = \bigoplus_i A_k(U_i)
$$
as a fact. Is this true in general, that the chow group of a (finite) disjoint union is the direct sum (for finite this equals to the product) of all chow groups?
I think the argument could be something like this: If we take a subvariety on $\sqcup_i U_i$, it must be a subvariety in each $U_i$ as they are distinct. But then we can look at the morphism
$$
V \mapsto (V\cap U_1, ..., V\cap U_k) \\
V_1\cup ... \cup V_k\leftarrow\hspace{-5pt}\small| (V_1,...,V_k)
$$
which should be an isomorphism. Is this true and why? I appreciate any suggestions.


If you want to run fast, the best exercise or drill is running fast.
If you are going to do weights, try to do them standing up on 2 feet, because that's how you run. If you are going to do squats, do them standing. No seated squats or leg presses! If you want to do leg curls (for a young developing athlete, or to sort out muscle imbalances), then find a machine that you can do them standing.
On Monday's article on Plyometrics, I mentioned the importance of plyometrics in my training regime because it bridges the gap between strength and speed.
But you should do them as close to the running motion as possible!
Single leg jumps or hops are great because sprinting the 100m meters is really 45 huge steps or bounds which require a tremendous amount of co-ordination. That's why sometimes speed and agility go hand in hand. (save that for another article) And that is where speed bounding takes place.
Speed bounding is another great exercise to develop the speed and power for sprinters.
In this video, we have Hakan Andersson, who is currently coaching Stefan Tärnhuvud. Hakan also coached Peter Karlsson with a 100m PB & NR of 10.18, plus a 9.98w to his credit.
Note how Stefan takes a running start, does about 8 steps before resuming a forward running motion. He is not bounding for max distance. You could do these drills on a smooth astroturf surface. Also take note of the arms and shoulder action, to maintain balance with these ballistic movements.
This drill is great for elastic power, but also to develop the CNS (central nervous system) and neural pathways required for high velocity sprinting.
Give it a try, and send your comments below. Or use any of the 3 social media outlets – Facebook, Twitter or Google+.
Good stuff Jimson!!! Thanks for consistently putting out good material!
I use quick one-foot-jumping (samme fot i each serie). Athletes jumping as fast as they can against each other. You can not cheat by "run" and you will not be experiencing technical difficulties, as everybody can jump on on foot. Us this as test to.
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Oxytocin receptor distribution reflects social organization in monogamous and polygamous voles
T R Insel and L E Shapiro
PNAS July 1, 1992 89 (13) 5981-5985; https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.89.13.5981
T R Insel
L E Shapiro
The neuropeptide oxytocin has been implicated in the mediation of several forms of affiliative behavior including parental care, grooming, and sex behavior. Here we demonstrate that species from the genus Microtus (voles) selected for differences in social affiliation show contrasting patterns of oxytocin receptor expression in brain. By in vitro receptor autoradiography with an iodinated oxytocin analogue, specific binding to brain oxytocin receptors was observed in both the monogamous prairie vole (Microtus ochrogaster) and the polygamous montane vole (Microtus montanus). In the prairie vole, oxytocin receptor density was highest in the prelimbic cortex, bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, nucleus accumbens, midline nuclei of the thalamus, and the lateral aspects of the amygdala. These brain areas showed little binding in the montane vole, in which oxytocin receptors were localized to the lateral septum, ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus, and cortical nucleus of the amygdala. Similar differences in brain oxytocin receptor distribution were observed in two additional species, the monogamous pine vole (Microtus pinetorum) and the polygamous meadow vole (Microtus pennsylvanicus). Receptor distributions for two other neurotransmitter systems implicated in the mediation of social behavior, benzodiazepines, and mu opioids did not show comparable species differences. Furthermore, in the montane vole, which shows little affiliative behavior except during the postpartum period, brain oxytocin receptor distribution changed within 24 hr of parturition, concurrent with the onset of maternal behavior. We suggest that variable expression of the oxytocin receptor in brain may be an important mechanism in evolution of species-typical differences in social bonding and affiliative behavior.
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T R Insel, L E Shapiro
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Jul 1992, 89 (13) 5981-5985; DOI: 10.1073/pnas.89.13.5981


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How Competent Are Nonprofit Boards In Strategic Planning?
"Unfortunately, boards of directors have no clear model to follow when it comes to developing the strategic roles that is best suited to the (organization) they oversee. … More importantly, the board must play a role that matches the strategic needs of the (nonprofit) and the state of its (mission's) sector." (http://bit.ly/16e4kT8) For both nonprofits and for-profits the strategic plan needs to be updated or revised every three to five years in a 21st century environment.
1.	Nonprofits define strategies in many different ways. A great deal depends on whether or not the board has several directors who might be described as being "strategic compliant." Their backgrounds include having worked on strategy efforts at a high level in other environments. Consequently they are aware of the bumps in the road in the process. They will not be content to substitute a statement of strengths and weaknesses as a strategic plan. They will find ways to incorporate qualitative measures into the plan, a necessary assessment for nonprofits that have impacts that are difficult to measure. (http://bit.ly/OvF4ri) To get the process rolling, the strategic compliant directors and the CEO will need to do initial process planning, such as determining whether or not an outside consultant is needed to bring a neutral view into the effort.
2.	The Board's Role. Nonprofits board interests vary widely. Because many directors are not deeply knowledgeable about the mission field, the management and staff take responsibility for the plan's development and implementation. That becomes a rubber-stamping process that can be completed quickly, often with the plan remaining on the shelf, as other staff operational priorities intervene. The advantages of forward critical thinking are lost. Maintaining a viable strategic plan is a board responsibility, but the staff must be employed in its development. The ideal process is to develop a partnership between the two entities, with the CEO representing the staff and calling upon its expertise when needed. In my opinion, only in crises situations should boards develop strategic plans on their own. In one extreme situation with which I had contact, the board developed the plan and subsequently refused to share it with the new CEO it hired!!
3.	Many Environments. Nonprofits cover a wide range of organizations in mission and size. – from charities and human services nonprofits to professional and trade associations. Each group has a cultural norm that must be considered in strategic planning. Example: Trade associations often rotate the volunteer presidency annually, while in a charitable organization the volunteer president's term is commonly about two years. Consequently the trade association will likely have to depend more on management for knowledge of continuity in strategic planning that takes place every three to five years.
Recent survey research from BoardSource shows that about 42% of nonprofit directors serve their boards less than 6 years or less. (http://bit.ly/1DNeipS) It seems that a substantial proportion of nonprofit board members will only have one opportunity to formally help frame the future of the nonprofit. In my decades-long contacts with nonprofit boards, I have encountered many without any directors with strategic compliant qualifications. Consequently every board nominating committee needs to be certain that the board rosters always have some forward looking directors on board to help colleagues moving through the strategic planning effort for the first time.
hello Eugene, we are due to have our first strategic planning workshop . Any good advice or guide lines. I am following you with great interest. Andrea from Kidzcan Zimbabwe.
Make certain that you have somebody with strategic planning experience to guide the effort.
I agree that strategic plans are sometimes lacking and the key reason is that directors typically do not have strategic thinking as a skill. In fact, most are chosen due to their potential financial support or knowledge that can contribute to the tactical aspects of the organization. In today's environment it is critical that a strategic plan be created by a team of folks who are led by a professional facilitator and made up of people who know the mission and the environment in which the not-for-profit operates.
Yes but in the 21st century, NFPs also to behavioral skills like strategy and critical thinking to the qualifications.


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