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UMass looking to limit defensive breakdowns after two losses to Boston College
Minutemen look to fix defensive issues ahead of matchup with Merrimack
By Evan Marinofsky, Assistant Sports Editor
Since Day 1 of the 2020-21 season, the Massachusetts hockey team's biggest strength is very clear: defense and goaltending.
The No. 8 Minutemen (1-2-1) boast the best goaltending duo in the country along with one of the deepest, most versatile backends in college hockey.
But UMass allowed 10 goals over the two losses to No. 2 BC this past weekend, which had head coach Greg Carvel mentioning the squad's need to tighten up after each of the two games.
"Any time we broke down, BC is really opportunistic and took advantage," Carvel said Tuesday via Zoom. "We gave up too many odd-man rushes, too many goals on the rush. That's what we're going to be working on this week."
As was expected, BC proved to be a difficult challenge for the Minutemen. What's most interesting about the matchup is their two very different strengths. The Eagles bring one of the most explosive and dynamic offenses to the table, while the Minutemen must beat the opposition defensively.
"My plan is we have to score three goals and we can't give up more than two," Carvel said. "I think we have enough offense to score three goals most nights. I think we're good enough to prevent the other team from scoring three goals most nights. That's the kind of season it's going to be for us. The margin of error is not huge."
BC will be the measuring stick for UMass all season since both teams will be vying to be Hockey East's top dog.
Friday night's 4-3 loss at BC was what Carvel called "the best we've ever played there". During his media availability on Tuesday, he talked about how once he looked at the video, he saw lots of good things in his team's game. But, the real defensive issues reared their head for the Minutemen in Saturday's 6-3 loss.
BC's third goal came off exactly what Carvel and the Minutemen are trying to avoid.
In this clip, Aaron Bohlinger, one of two freshmen on defense for UMass, brings the puck up ice and just over his own blue line. He tries to dish it to Oliver Chau skating through mid-ice, but fails to notice Eagles forward Mike Hardman jumping up to intercept the pass.
The real defensive zone breakdown comes in the second half of this play.
As Hardman stops and looks for someone to pass to, every UMass player is on an Eagle — there's three 1-on-1s. But instead of staying with Colby Ambrosio, Chau stops and focuses on Hardman, leaving Ambrosio open in front of Filip Lindberg to get two high-danger chances, the second resulting in a goal.
"I think it was just the mental mistakes this weekend that killed us," Zac Jones said Tuesday via Zoom. "Little breakdowns in the d-zone and in the neutral zone, that's what cost our goals this weekend, that's what caused BC to score 10 against us in two games."
Another example of a breakdown came on BC's fifth goal when Hardman blasted one past Lindberg.
The play begins with Matt Boldy entering the UMass zone cleanly and Jake Gaudet and Bohlinger trying to poke the puck away. When this happens, there's five UMass players in the zone against two Eagles. Boldy puts the puck past Gaudet and Bohlinger, causing himself to get an extra second of separation.
As this is all taking place, Hardman sneaks into the slot and behind Chau and Carson Gicewicz. While both UMass forwards are caught puck-watching, they don't pick up Hardman fast enough and he scores to make it 5-3. Five UMass players got beat by three from BC.
Both of the previously mentioned BC goals came off the rush. Their first on Saturday night also came on a 2-on-1.
"We knew their gameplan that they executed on a lot of our mistakes, especially off the rush," Matthew Kessel said Tuesday via Zoom. "They're a very skilled team and they were able to do that. Definitely something that we need to focus on more in practice these next few days for whichever opponent we play next."
The Minutemen aren't as strong as they normally are on defense due to losing two defensive regulars in Marc Del Gaizo and Ty Farmer. Both were lost in UMass's second game of the season against UConn. Farmer is said to be out long-term while Del Gaizo remains out day-to-day, according to Carvel.
"It's pretty odd this early in the season to be going through this," Kessel said of losing Del Gaizo and Farmer. "We've had two injuries on the backend, so just shouldn't be anything out of the ordinary. Just having the next guy step up and it takes everyone and takes the whole team to know their role."
UMass will look to correct their defensive mistakes this Saturday when they take on Merrimack. Puck drop is slated for 4:30 p.m. from the Mullins Center.
Evan Marinofsky can be reached at [email protected] and followed on Twitter @emarinofsky.
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Hands & Hearts: With Fifteen Words in American Sign Language | What is ML Reading?
My first experience with sign language was watching my grandmother and her brother communicate. He lost his hearing at a young age due to a childhood illness. He moved in with my grandparents later in his life. I don't know when. As long as I can recollect, he was always there. I remember Grandmommy and Uncle Ed's conversations in the kitchen, living room and dining room. You could always tell if one of them was frustrated with the other. The hands sped up; and when the hands connected for a sign it was a noisy clapping sound.
Now that I am older, I can imagine the conversations. "Your five granddaughters are driving me crazy running around the house while the Braves game is on TV." Uncle Ed was an avid fan.
When Hands & Hearts: With Fifteen Words in American Sign Language by Donna Jo Napoli and illustrated by Amy Bates arrived at the library, I immediately thought of Uncle Ed. I rarely interacted with him. I wish I'd tried to learn some sign language, other than finger spelling my name, so I could have developed a relationship with my great uncle.
Hands & Hearts is both a beautiful introduction to fifteen words in American Sign Language and a lovely story of a mother and daughter's day at the beach. Each page spread introduces a word to sign. The clear instructions make it easy to try the signs. Don't miss the letter at the end of the book written by the author. It explains her interest in sign language and provides a link to an online dictionary for American Sign Language.
ML is currently on the way to the beach with her Dad. She spends a week each summer hanging out with her Oregon cousins. It's been several years since ML and I visited the beach together. I hope she remembers the few times we've frolicked at the beach. Nothing is sweeter than watching a mother and daughter explore the beach together. Amy Bates depicts it perfectly in her illustrations. It's motivated me to make certain ML and I visit the beach this summer. Even if it's only one overnight.
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Henry Ford's great-great-grandson to reconnect family to Ford Foundation
The foundation's board voted Thursday to accept Henry Ford III, some of Edsel Ford II and a rising executive at automaker, to the foundation's board.
Henry Ford's great-great-grandson to reconnect family to Ford Foundation The foundation's board voted Thursday to accept Henry Ford III, some of Edsel Ford II and a rising executive at automaker, to the foundation's board. Check out this story on Freep.com: https://www.freep.com/story/money/business/john-gallagher/2019/02/22/ford-foundation-detroit/2928141002/
John Gallagher, Detroit Free Press Published 10:00 p.m. ET Feb. 21, 2019
Henry Ford III (Photo: Photo courtesy Henry Ford III)
Signalling an important renewed partnership, a Ford family member is joining the board of the New York-based Ford Foundation for the first time in more than 40 years
The foundation's board voted Thursday to accept Henry Ford III, son of Edsel Ford II and a rising executive at the automaker, to the foundation's board.
The Ford Foundation in recent years has contributed mightily to Detroit's revitalization, notably by leading philanthropic support for the Grand Bargain during Detroit's bankruptcy. But adding a Ford family member to the board can only enhance the partnership between the city and the foundation, a relationship that once was all but dormant.
Henry Ford III is the great-great-grandson of auto pioneer Henry Ford. Now 38, Ford III joined the Ford company in 2006 in labor relations, moved through a variety of assignments in sales and other departments, and now works as manager of the corporate strategy team at the company's headquarters in Dearborn.
Known as Sonny within the family, Ford III is a former teacher. He earned a B.A. from Dartmouth College and an M.B.A. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management.
"We are thrilled to welcome Henry Ford III to the Ford Foundation Board of Trustees," said Darren Walker, president of the foundation. "In recent years we've made a series of major investments to help southeastern Michigan, building on years of commitment to the region in which we were founded.
"Henry has been an advocate for these efforts, and I am delighted he will bring his dedication to social justice to his board service. Although we were established to be an independent institution, our recent efforts in southeastern Michigan have marked a reconnection with the Ford family, coming full circle with Henry's election to our board."
In an interview Thursday, Ford said he was delighted to join the board.
"I think it means that along with Kevin Ryan, who runs the Detroit office for the Ford Foundation, he and I will continue to bring a perspective to the foundation about what is happening in the state of Michigan and the city of Detroit and be able to relay important information and give the board a perspective about the environment here," he said.
Ford said that Walker had reached out to him late last year to ask if he'd be interested in joining the foundation's board.
"And I said yes, I was absolutely interested in doing that," Ford said. "I had several conversations with the nominating and governance committee and multiple conversations with Darren and some of my family members" to reach agreement.
Combined with the automaker's purchase last year of the historic Michigan Central Station and its plan to establish a campus in Detroit's Corktown district around the station, Ford's role with the foundation enhances the family's and company's already huge presence in Detroit.
A separation and then a reconnection
Edsel Ford, son of the original Henry Ford, created the Ford Foundation in 1936, funding it with Ford company stock. With the growth in the value of the stock, the foundation became one of the largest and wealthiest philanthropic entities in the world.
After the deaths of the original Edsel and Henry Ford, the foundation's headquarters moved to New York and gradually divested of its Ford stock. Edsel Ford's son, Henry II, served as a trustee of the foundation for decades but resigned in 1976 over a host of complaints, notably his belief that the increasingly liberal-leaning foundation was ignoring the role that free-market capitalism played in the nation's success.
After that, the Ford Foundation more or less ignored its hometown of Detroit, concentrating instead on its worldwide philanthropy. Back home in Detroit, the family had created the Ford Fund to serve as the philanthropic arm of the automaker independent of the namesake foundation in New York.
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So distant did the relationship become between Detroit and the foundation that then-Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox in the early 2000s explored the possibility of legal action against the foundation for not living up to its mission to support Detroit.
Partly in response to that, Susan Berresford, then president of the foundation, explored ways to reconnect the foundation with its hometown. In the mid-2000s, that resulted in the creation of what became the New Economy Initiative, an initial $100-million commitment by multiple foundations to promote new business activity in metro Detroit.
Then, in 2013, Walker, by then the president of the foundation, proved instrumental in underwriting Detroit's Grand Bargain during the bankruptcy in which multiple foundations contributed hundreds of millions of dollars to shore up municipal pensions and safeguard the art at the Detroit Institute of Arts. The Ford Foundation itself gave $125 million to the effort, the largest gift of any of the foundations.
In 2017, the Ford Foundation opened a new office in Detroit to guide its new philanthropy here. The office has engaged in multiple efforts, including support for Detroit's Strategic Neighborhood Initiative, a city effort to promote revitalization in the neighborhoods.
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that might come along—to move beyond my comfort zone so I could relish new learning experiences and forge new friendships with the many unique and wonderful people I've yet to meet.
For some of us, this is not always an easy thing to do because our hearts and minds are often entangled with an awful four letter word—fear. Certainly, it is no stranger to me!
For many years, fear prevented me from doing many things I wanted to do, but I learned that prayer is an antidote to fear. So, with prayer and new resolve, I forged ahead to find an ample supply of opportunities.
The choir was preparing for an impressive production celebrating Greek Independence Day, and included both a symphony orchestra and members of the Metropolitan Opera. Talk about anxiety!
Being on the same stage with that many highly trained professionals could strike fear in the bravest of hearts. Fortunately, I discovered an endearing quality of Maestro Fousteris was his ability to dispel that fear. You could leave a grueling rehearsal actually believing that there is nothing strange about the fact that, as a simple parish choir member, you will be singing behind international stars, led by an orchestra conductor with 500 concerts throughout Europe and America to his credit.
The exercise was repeated four or five times and each time the choir missed the cue and forged ahead like a train unable to stop on the tracks.
The next time we got it right, and he smiled.
I smiled, too, at the image of God that suddenly occurred to me—the Great Conductor, trying diligently to get us, his children, to "Focus!" while we race ahead with our own way of doing things.
In the years since then, in addition to Maestro Fousteris, I have been privileged to sing with an incredibly talented and diverse group of music directors and conductors—Chris, Thom, Eliza and Tim. Though unique in their styles, they have all provided invaluable lessons, including the importance of being able to take your eyes off the musical score. It requires knowledge of the music and complete faith in the conductor—and focus!
For us, as Christians, that would be Master—with a capital M.


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Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley (1851-1920)
UNDER CONSTRUCTION A repository of biographical information recognising an extraordinary life and legacy.
Additional documents will be added to this subject over time
Additional timeline listings will be added
Family History and the Lincolnshire Connection
School & University
Edith Fletcher & Marriage
Defender of the Lakes
Crosthwaite - Early Years
Additional chapters will be added
Memories of Hardwicke
Una Hanbury (Granddaughter)
David Rawnsley (Grandson)
Bettina Fenwick-Owen (Niece)
Edward Thring
Thomas Saunders (Vicar)
Chorister
Ancestors & Descendants
Hardwicke's Family
Edith and the Fletcher Family
Eleanor and the Simpson Family
Shiplake
Halton Holgate
Balliol College, Oxford
Brathay, Croft and Wray
Allan Bank and Dunnabeck
Lake District Scenes
Paintings by Edith Rawnsley
Paintings by Catherine Rawnsley
Paintings by Hardwicke Rawnsley
Headstones, Memorials and Plaques
St. Werburgh's Tower, Bristol, 1876-1877
Stock Ghyll Waterfall, Ambleside, 1877-1880
Railways and the Lake District, 1840-1880
Thirlmere, 1876-1879
Braithwaite & Buttermere Railway, 1883
Lake District Defence Society
Ambleside Railway, 1886-1887
Keswick Footpaths Disputes
Brothers' Parting Stone, 1882
Documents will be added to this subject over time
Keswick School of Industrial Arts
Early Poetry
Bibliography of HDR Publications
Books by HDR
Lectures and Publications on HDR
Hardwicke becomes a lay preacher at St. Mary's, Soho. This also involves working as a volunteer at the Newport Market Refuge, Crown Street, Soho (January). He undertakes voluntary social work with the housing reformer Octavia Hill.
James Dawson, owner of Wray Castle and Estate, dies (17 January). The bulk of his estate is inherited by Edward Preston Rawnsley, Hardwicke's cousin.
Hardwicke attends the wedding of his uncle Edward, father of Edward Preston, to Marion Julia Kennard at All Saints' Church, Margaret Street, London (3 May).
Lady Jane Franklin, Aunt of Hardwicke's mother, dies (18 July). Hardwicke attends the funeral and writes a number of sonnets commemorating both Lady Franklin and her husband, Sir John Franklin, the Arctic explorer.
Hardwicke falls ill. Octavia Hill arranges for him to recuperate at The Croft in Ambleside, the family home of her friend John Fletcher. It is here that he meets Edith Fletcher, his future wife (August-September).
Hardwicke is ordained Deacon at a ceremony in Gloucester Cathedral. He is also licensed to the curacy of St. Barnabas, Bristol (19 December).
Christmas is spent at home with his parents and Hardwicke reads the prayers at Halton Holgate for the first time (27 December).
Hardwicke begins his career as curate of Clifton College Mission, Bristol, by publicly declaring his Assent to the 39 Articles in front of the congregation of St. Barnabas (9 January). As part of his curacy he is required to reside in the parish of St. Barnabas, whose vicar is the Rev. Ernest Adolphus Fuller.
'St Werburgh's Tower', Hardwicke's first published sonnet, appears in the Western Daily Press (7 March).
Two further sonnets are published in the Western Daily Press supporting the statuary of early Christian saints being erected in the nave of Bristol Cathedral (3 April).
Clifton College Mission House opens. This enables Hardwicke to hold services and Bible classes. Rooms are also fitted out for reading, games and cooking (19 May).
Hardwicke goes to Switzerland, his first visit overseas (Late July).
Hardwicke is appointed secretary of two of four committees formed by the St. Werburgh's Tower Retention Fund to save the tower from demolition (December).
A Book of Bristol Sonnets published (March).
Bristol Tavern and Club Company is registered with Hardwicke listed as a director (April).
Clifton College Mission Working Men's Club opens (8 May).
'The Miner's Rescue', a narrative poem about the rescue of miners from an explosion at Troedyrhiw Colliery in April, is published as a pamphlet (May).
Hardwicke spends a month in the Lake District with the Fletcher family (August-September).
It appears that somewhere around this time Hardwicke is either dismissed by Dr. Percival or accepts that he has no future at Clifton College Mission.
Proposes to Edith Fletcher at Westward Ho (28 September).
Edith meets Hardwicke's parents for the first time when they visit Halton Holgate (30 October).
Hardwicke accepts the offer of the living at Wray in the Lake District (3 November).
The Giant's Castle, the first premises of the Bristol Tavern & Club Company, opens (15 November).
Letters Testimonial to enable Hardwicke to be ordained a priest are signed (17 November).
A petition is raised by Hardwicke's parishoners to keep him at the Clifton College Mission and sent to Dr. Percival. It is rejected (December).
Two additional taverns are opened by the Bristol Tavern & Club Company (December).
Hardwicke is ordained as priest at Carlisle Cathedral and admitted to the Vicarage of St. Margaret, Low Wray (23 December).
Next: 1878-1882
© 2020 Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley


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'use strict';

var _ = require('underscore');
var PLUGIN_NAME = 'RANDOMIZER';
var PLUGIN_API = require('../../pluginAPI');

//var idSession = '';

function App(idSession, plugins) {
  this.idSession = idSession;

  var studentAnswered = [];
  var studentsPerDevice = 1;

  var intervalTimer;

  var chosenStudentID;
  var chosenStudentName;

  this.pluginStudentMessageListener = function(socket, pluginMessageType, data) {
//    console.log("isTeacher?" + socket.customIsTeacher);

    switch (pluginMessageType) {
//      case 'StartRandom':
//        startRandom(io, socket, data);
//          break;
      default:
    }
  };
  this.pluginTeacherMessageListener = function(socket, pluginMessageType, data) {

    switch (pluginMessageType) {
      case 'StartActivity':
        startActivity(socket, data);
        setTimeout(function() {
          startRandom(socket, data);
        }, 2000);
        break;
      case 'EndActivity':
        endActivity(socket, data);
        break;
      case 'ResetActivity':
        startRandom(socket, data);
        break;
      case 'TeacherOpen':
        teacherOpen(socket, data);
        break;
      case 'MarkAnswer':
        teacherMarkAnswer(socket, data);
        break;
      case 'MeritStudent':
        teacherMeritStudent(socket, data);
        break;
      default:
    }
  };
  this.pluginHandlerMessageListener = function(socket, pluginMessageType, data) {
    switch (pluginMessageType) {
      case 'PluginExit':
        pluginExit(socket, data);
        break;
      default:
    }
  };

  function pluginExit(socket, data) {
    //store to redis before finish
//    resetPoll();
  }

  function startActivity(socket, data) {
    if (intervalTimer)
      clearInterval(intervalTimer);

    chosenStudentID = {};

    var dataToSend = {};
//    console.log("trigger");

    plugins["PLUGIN_HANDLER"].triggerPlugin(socket, {pluginName: PLUGIN_NAME});

//    PLUGIN_API.SendToAllStudents(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME,
//      'ResetActivity', dataToSend);
  }

  function endActivity(socket, data) {
    if (intervalTimer)
      clearInterval(intervalTimer);
    plugins["PLUGIN_HANDLER"].closePlugin(socket, {pluginName: PLUGIN_NAME});
//    resetActivity(socket, data);
  }

  function teacherOpen(socket, data) {
    var dataToSend = {
      studentID: chosenStudentID,
      studentName: chosenStudentName
    };
    var studentAnswer = _.findWhere(studentAnswered, {studentNumber: 0});

    if (!studentAnswer) {
      return;
    }

    if (studentAnswer.marked) {
      dataToSend.marked = {
        isCorrect: studentAnswer.marked.isCorrect
      }
    }

    //send to others teachers
//    var dataToSend = {
//      studentResults: studentAnswer
//    };
    PLUGIN_API.SendToSocket(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME,
        'StudentChosen', dataToSend);
  }

  function startRandom(socket, data) {

    if (chosenStudentID) {
      PLUGIN_API.SendToSocketGroupID(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME,
          'Reset', data, chosenStudentID);
    }

    studentAnswered = [];
//    console.log("ID " + idSession);
    var studentsSockets = PLUGIN_API.GetSocketGroup(socket, idSession + 'Students');
//    var studentsSockets =  io.sockets.clients(idSession);
//    studentsSockets = _.where(studentsSockets, {customIsTeacher: false});
//    console.log(studentsSockets);
    var number = _.size(studentsSockets);
//    _.toArray(studentsSockets);
    console.log("Randomizer size: " + number);

    var timeToChoose = 5000;
    var timeBetweenBlinks = 300;
    var maxBlinks = Math.floor(timeToChoose / timeBetweenBlinks);
    var numberOfBlinks = 0;

    if (number <= 1)
      return;

    var previousNumber = -1;

    clearInterval(intervalTimer);
    intervalTimer = setInterval(function() {
      numberOfBlinks++;

      var chosenNumber = Math.floor((Math.random() * (number)) + 0);
      while (previousNumber === chosenNumber) {
        chosenNumber = Math.floor((Math.random() * (number)) + 0);
      }
      previousNumber = chosenNumber;

//      console.log(chosenNumber);

      if (numberOfBlinks < maxBlinks) {
        var dataToSend = {};
        PLUGIN_API.SendToSocketGroup(studentsSockets[chosenNumber], idSession, PLUGIN_NAME, 'StudentBlink', dataToSend);
        PLUGIN_API.SendToAllTeachers(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME, 'StudentBlink', {
          studentID: studentsSockets[chosenNumber].customID,
          studentName: studentsSockets[chosenNumber].customName
        });

      } else {
        clearInterval(intervalTimer);
//        console.log("chosen:" + chosenNumber);
        chosenStudentID = studentsSockets[chosenNumber].customID;
        chosenStudentName = studentsSockets[chosenNumber].customName;

        studentAnswered.push({
          studentID: chosenStudentID,
          studentNumber: 0,
          studentName: chosenStudentName
        });

        var dataToSend = {
          studentID: chosenStudentID,
          studentName: chosenStudentName
        };
        PLUGIN_API.SendToSocketGroup(studentsSockets[chosenNumber], idSession, PLUGIN_NAME, 'StudentChosen', dataToSend);

        PLUGIN_API.SendToAllTeachers(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME, 'StudentChosen', dataToSend);

        PLUGIN_API.SendToOthers(studentsSockets[chosenNumber], idSession, 'PLUGIN_HANDLER',
            'ShowMessage', {message: dataToSend.studentName + ' has been bombed!'});
        PLUGIN_API.SendToSocket(studentsSockets[chosenNumber], idSession, 'PLUGIN_HANDLER',
            'ShowMessage', {message: 'Boooommmm! '});

//        PLUGIN_API.SendToAllTeachers(socket, idSession, 'PLUGIN_HANDLER',
//          'ShowMessage', {message: 'Chosen: ' + dataToSend.studentName});
      }
    }, timeBetweenBlinks);
  }

  function teacherMarkAnswer(socket, data) {
    var studentID = data.studentID;
    var studentNumber = data.studentNumber;
    var isCorrect = data.isCorrect;

    var studentAnswer = _.findWhere(studentAnswered, {studentID: studentID, studentNumber: studentNumber});

    if (!studentAnswer) {

      return;
    }

    studentAnswer.marked = {
      isCorrect: isCorrect
    };

    PLUGIN_API.SendToSocketGroupID(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME,
        'MarkedAnswer', data, studentID);

    //send to others teachers
    var dataToSend = {
      studentResults: studentAnswer
    };

    PLUGIN_API.SendToOtherTeachers(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME,
        'Results', dataToSend);
//    PLUGIN_API.SendToAllTeachers(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME,
//        'MarkedAnswer', data);

    if (isCorrect) {
      plugins["SCORE"].studentScoresAdd(socket, {points: 30}, studentID);
    }
  }

  function teacherMeritStudent(socket, data) {
    var studentID = data.studentID;
    var studentNumber = data.studentNumber;
    var isGood = data.isGood;

    var studentAnswer = _.findWhere(studentAnswered, {studentID: studentID, studentNumber: studentNumber});
    if (!studentAnswer) {
      return;
    }

    studentAnswer.merited = {
      isGood: isGood
    };

    PLUGIN_API.SendToSocketGroupID(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME,
        'MeritStudent', data, studentID);

    //send to others teachers
    var dataToSend = {
      studentResults: studentAnswer
    };

    PLUGIN_API.SendToOtherTeachers(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME,
        'Results', dataToSend);
//    PLUGIN_API.SendToAllTeachers(socket, idSession, PLUGIN_NAME,
//        'MarkedAnswer', data);

    if (isGood) {
      plugins["SCORE"].studentScoresAdd(socket, {points: 30}, studentID);
    }
  }
}

module.exports = App;

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Happy Day-After-Thanksgiving, Nom Nom Cat Readers! I hope you were able to partake in a gluttonous quantity of turkey (or chicken, or ham, or lamb) with all the fixin's, and most importantly, spend quality time with loved ones. And for those who did carve into a whole poultry bird, I certainly hope that you kept the carcass… which brings me to today's recipe — homemade chicken stock. Martin makes fun of me for it, but one of my favorite Sunday afternoon activities is bringing home a whole bird, butchering it into the assorted parts (breasts, thighs, drumsticks, wings), and making a stock out of the remnants. I just use the raw chicken scraps as-is, but roasted chicken bones would impart even more flavor to your broth or stock, so keep that carcass!
The process is surprisingly simple, and once I used homemade stock in a recipe, I never turned back. Soups, sauces, and especially risotto benefit from a quality base that the canned and carton variety just cannot replicate. Making stock is also a relatively forgiving process. Short on time? You'll get a nice clear broth. Leave it too long? You'll end up with a concentrated demiglace that can be diluted later in cooking. But simmer it for just the right amount of time and you'll yield a rich, full flavored stock that embodies the essence of chicken.
* If having a very clear stock is important for your next recipe, toss in an egg shell and/or egg white. The albumen will attract and trap the "junk" and you can just skim off the floating "raft" at the end.
Butcher the raw or roasted chicken carcass.
Roughly chop the mirepoix vegetables. The garlic can be left whole – just smash it a bit to release the oils.
I like to start my stock by browning the chicken first. The one I bought had a large flap of fat that I had trimmed off, so I started that first to render fat and then tossed in the whole carcass. I also added the neck and two wings. The wings have a great bone to meat to fat ratio for making stock. For a true stock, I do not season the chicken at all. Any seasoning will come from the next stage; the stock only harnesses the chicken flavor.
Add the mirepoix. You can also make a chicken stock with only chicken, but I like the flavors that the vegetables add to the final product.
Time to pour in the water, cold as starting with cold water will result in a less cloudy broth. Also toss in the aromatics. Bring to boil and simmer for 3 to 4 hours, less for a broth (but at least 1 hour so the chicken cooks through), more for a reduced demiglace.
Remove the boiled chicken. After about 4 hours of simmering, the chicken itself will probably be dry and bland. I toss it (there isn't much meat left on the carcass anyway) but to prevent waste, you can pick the meat off the bones and use for a chicken salad or toss in nuoc cham and eat over rice. Using a sieve or even a skimmer (in the very first photo), strain out the vegetables and herbs. The recipe should yield about 1.5 to 2 quarts of stock.
I stored my latest batch of stock in a freezer safe plastic container, but I wish I had taken the extra step to make my "broth bullion" as Martin likes to call them. It's so easy — just strain the broth or stock into a muffin tin, about 2/3 to 3/4 full. Freeze overnight.
Once frozen solid, just pop them out (dip the tray in a bit of warm water to loosen if it needs help) and store in a zip top bag. Whenever you need broth, just reheat in a small saucepan. I also love these little discs because they add just the right amount of oomph to my sauces. No need to defrost more than you'd use right away, and it's just as easy as popping open a can of the store-bought stuff. And like I said earlier, nothing beats homemade!
Speaking of Black Friday, a little birdie told us that Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (CBTL) is participating with a Buy One Get One Free sale all weekend (November 29 through December 1) on their Kaldi and Americano machines. Not willing to brave the crazy crowds at your local mall? Have no fear — this sale is also taking place online with the promo code BOGOCBTL. Check out the website for more info and for the fine print. Enjoy!
* Disclosure per FTC regulations: we were not paid for this post but expect to receive a CBTL machine from Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in the near future to try and review. The views and opinions expressed on this blog are purely those of Nom Nom Cat authors Alice and Martin.


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New York's governor is putting all companies and individuals that support the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement on a blacklist. But what led the Catholic governor to pander so shamelessly to Israel and its lobbies?
This is exactly the question BDS leaders would prefer to avoid.
BDS was formed to bring the occupation of Palestine to an end. It mistakenly contends that Israel is an ordinary (colonial) state that can be forced to change its policies by a few insignificant boycotts.
The BDS movement has consistently ignored the fact that Israel defines itself as the 'Jewish State.' It is supported by the vast majority of Jews and enjoys the total support of pretty much every Jewish institution worldwide.
The BDS leadership has tried to ignore the fact that pro Israel Jewish lobbies (AIPAC, CRIF, CFI, LFI etc.) are dominating Western foreign affairs pushing for global wars (Iraq, Syria, Libya, Iran). The BDS seems to forget that it is Jewish oligarchs that dominate media, Hollywood and finance. Israel is far from being either alone or an ordinary state.
One may wonder how is it possible that after so many decades of Israeli brutality, the Palestinian solidarity movement is still struggling to grasp the most fundamental fact about the oppressor: Israel doesn't define itself as the Zionist state.' It calls itself 'the Jewish state.' It is the face of world Jewry and it carries the flag most Jews around the globe identify with.
But, I think BDS is perhaps unintentionallyserving its purpose- – it unites the Jews. Both Zionist and the so called 'anti.' It provokes the Jewish world to expose its might. It reminds the rest of us of what we are up against.


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I appreciated the essay. I will say that you seemed to skip jauntily by a rather large obstacle with a mere, "if we have free will". I do not wish to imply that this somehow negates all your points. I would like to suggest we will need to circle back to that at some point. Cheers.
I agree that free will is an issue in this post, but it need not be. It didn't need to be included at all.
Responsibility can be appreciated from a causal perspective. Lots of influences align to cause an 'agent' to do something, or to want to do something, but at the time of action or intent the most recent and localised causal effects come from the brain.
The breaks on a car fail while travelling downhill and it causes some harm. First things first: the car is the most local focus of cause. Take it off the road. Then, look for causes of the failed breaks: mechanic didn't do his job right; owner didn't have it serviced; or some hard object broke a break pipe without anyone realising; … Can it be fixed?
The notion of responsibility does not require free will.
You seem to be viewing human being as relatively developed human being.
However, all human beings go through phases in life, beginning with infancy, where we all learn certain lessons as to how to attract the attention of our parents in a positive way if we need something from them.
As we grow, we learn that in any social unit, there needs to be a certain amount of "give and take" for those relationships to work, which – of course – we also find applies to the much wider relationship we have with society in general.
I do not believe we are born with certain attitudes or values; rather, we develop them as we find out which work best for us.
One strong lesson we all learn is the golden rule, though most of us do not know it by that name.
Ultimately, we all want to live in a society where we can all live and let live.
The alternative – if we managed to survive that long – would be a Hobbesian nightmare, where life would be solitary, nasty, poor, brutish – and short.
With regard to your interest in psychopaths, I believe this can be traced back to physiological and/or psychological factors when people are growing up.
Maltreatment by adults can mentally scar the minds of growing people – i.e. child abuse experiences – and/or there may be some problem with the physical composition of some people's brains and neural network development.
It is arguable these physical and mental "scars" cause a lack of empathy and the development of the psychopathic personality.
I view morality as representing those values we all share largely in common. They are values that the vast majority share in any socity, as opposed to ethical values, which I believe are developed "from above" in any society.
Moral values are values which work relatively well for us and all others in society.
We learn and know that if everyone steals from everyone else there can be no security for anyone. Therefore, we all have a tacit agreement to treat one another honestly. Those who deviate from these folkway understandings end up becoming shunned and treated as social pariahs.
Of course, some people – because of brain damage and/or chemical imbalances – may be literally incapable of understanding and applying societally accepted values, which can be problematic for them and everyone else on occasions.
Well written but not particularly new ideas. Rather than continuing to attempt integration Maybe we need to examine the differences in "types". Applying contemporary Western social standards across the board is also using a single paradigm in this case that of the dominant culture. Maybe we could start to look at different people in terms of different species? This is not being disrespectful if any thing we maybe doing ourselves a disservice to continue looking at everyone as being the same. Also Let's leave upbringing out of it and look at the biological markers and how they differ form the Psychopath to the ordinary. maybe we need to embrace difference even at this level by starting to look at humans being divided into species within the group. Maybe this would help us understand differing needs and behaviours from a more informed perspective .
Like the other commenters I found that disappointingly lightweight. Sure our morality has been acquired by evolution as a species and our development and learning as individuals. Not sure giving a name to the rather mechanistic MARD "device" metaphor really helps – given as others have also pointed out, there are plenty of other "hard problems" around the seat of consciousness, free-will and more.
Good piece of science writing, very accessible. Liked how you eluded to free will in the final paragraph by saying organising society in the way we do is what matters rather than saying we perhaps have no free will (the brain makes us do it) and therefore we're not responsible.
Captures nicely my views on the subject, there doesn't seem to be much out there that suggests moral choices and free will isn't a product of neurology and society as you suggest. Would enjoy reading more.
There is no such thing as a moral brain – only a brain.
It is another one of the physical organs we have – it has no "values" of its own.
The concept of morality is defined by inputs from others we co-exist with.
It therefore relies upon inter-personal stimuli and not internal processes.
Where the question of free will arises is if we ask ourselves just how free are we?
Do our appetites – physical and psychological – "make" us act in certain ways?
Do external circumstances circumscribe our courses and freedoms of action?
A possible answer is to ask just how predictable is our and others' behaviours?
The more you look at these questions, the less relevant become brain processes, unless the physical structure of the brain is damaged, which is definitely one of the explanations for psychotic and sociopathic behaviours. No free will there!
Really enjoyed reading that, more academics need to become adept at using humour whilst writing. I particularly liked the twist on the golden rule.
A lot of commenters have missed the point of simple and accessible writing, to get novices interested in a subject. "Moral Brain" is clearly a metaphor meant to get people thinking for example, and to assume the writer hasn't thought about many of the deeper questions is just odd – unless you just want to list how much you know about a subject in a comment of course.
I think previous comments about this article being 'lightweight' fail to appreciate how fascinating this entire subject is to everyday people. Who among us doesn't question, on a daily basis, what makes our fellow humans tick and how they make the decisions they make? Currently, here in the U.S. there is a trial going on establishing the guilt of one of the "Boston Bombers". He is not a suspect…he is guilty. Our justice system is in the process of figuring out what to do with somebody who kills others indiscriminately and shows no remorse verbally or by outward appearance. What 'moral compass' is in place? This gets to the heart of jihadism, in my way of thinking. How can a behavior, immoral in any other instance, suddenly become moral when it is done for religious reasons? Dogmatic religious views can lead to extreme criminal behavior. Getting to the heart of this has merit and the discussion is just getting started!
Forgive me if I am wrong but you seem to claim that neuropsychology is able to answer ethical questions where philosophy has thus far failed. However at best all you have appeared to have shown is that neuropsychology can describe the pyscho-biological structures of moral and non-moral agents.
But this is a far cry away from showing that science can determine those values. Your example with the psychopath already presupposes that being non-empathetic is in some way wrong but you have not shown that is wrong, but instead what this wrongness looks like neurologically.


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2,2,2-Tribromethanol wird durch Reaktion von Aluminiumethoxid und elementarem Brom hergestellt.

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The future looks bright for Saturn and Dreamcast
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Saturn and Dreamcast were both released in the 90s and even with all the obstacles these consoles had in the past, they are still active. It's not difficult to understand why Dreamcast has been receiving support by the community since it was discontinued. Dreamcast was made to be easy to program; However, when we think we have seen everything on Dreamcast, it always appears to surprise us. It also seems that Saturn, although hard to program, also has a bright future ahead.
Last month, Dr Abrasive surprised the world and showed his project where he could run games from the video CD port on Saturn. It will not just save a lot of consoles with dead optical drives, but it will also provide a lot of facilities for the homebrew community to develop their games. We are about to see the biggest revolution in the homebrew scene for Saturn when this device gets released.
Also, there is one open source engine(Jo-Engine) under MIT license that is getting attention of the developers around the world. It was developed by Johannes Fetz who is also creating an impressive new Sonic game for Saturn, which you can see below:
Now talking about Dreamcast, Elysian Shadows, which was funded last year on Kickstarter, is promising to take pixel art to another level with their new engine. They spent two years developing the new cross platform engine, which is able to have Dynamic Lights, 3D environments, 2D/3D camera perspective, rigid body physics and a lot of features which will not only appear in Elysian Shadows, but new titles as well
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It's impressive how much good stuff is ahead, and for two consoles that came out in the 90's, Saturn and Dreamcast still have a lot to give to the video game history.
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Mike Skinner is currently gearing up to release None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive, his first new project as The Streets in almost a decade. The mixtape is due out on July 10, but rather than put out another song from the record, Skinner has released "Where the Fuck Did April Go," the B-side to the album's Tame Impala-featuring first single "Call My Phone Thinking I'm Doing Nothing Better."
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Hascosay (fornnordiska: Hafskotsey) är en obebodd liten ö mellan Yell och Fetlar i den brittiska ögruppen Shetlandsöarna, norr om Skottland.

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