An exciting opportunity has arisen for a talented, inspirational Music teacher to lead a vibrant, ambitious Music Department. Are you a qualified Music teacher interested in joining a dedicated and progressive staff? Do you aspire to lead and teach the subject you are passionate about to highly motivated, engaging students?
Located in Dulwich, this position would suit a dynamic teacher with strong subject knowledge. If you are setting out on this journey or looking for the next step in your career and you aspire to lead and shape your music department keep reading.
This school has developed and enhanced the profile and scope of Music over the last 5 years and is looking for a dynamic individual to take the range of music and the talented children to the next level. There is a strong community feel here amongst staff, students and the Leadership Team. Commitment and high expectations are hallmarks of everyone at Oakfield.
Oakfield Prep is an Independent Day school for boys and girls aged 2-11 years. It is vibrant and ambitious, and we aim to Care, Challenge and Inspire in everything we do.
We want a passionate Music teacher who can demonstrate high levels of subject expertise, excellent organisational skills and the ability to provide students with musical experiences that are interesting, engaging and intellectually stimulating.
How to apply: Interviews will be held on Thursday 18th and Friday 19th October. Therefore, applications must be received as soon as possible and no later than 2.00 pm on October 17th.
Please apply sending a covering letter and completed application form by email via the button below. CVs are welcomed but they must accompany a fully completed application form. Candidates who are invited to interview will be required to bring an original identification document (e.g. passport) and if applicable proof of eligibility to work/reside in the UK as well as documents confirming educational and professional qualifications. Oakfield Prep School and EDT are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service.
Additional information: Any candidate wishing to seek additional information should contact the Headmaster: Mr Patrick Gush.
Education Development Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and expects all staff to share this commitment. Applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers, the DBS and may be subject to disqualification under the Childcare Act 2006 and the Childcare (Disqualification) Regulations 2009.


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namespace dart {

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(String_fromEnvironment, 0, 3) {
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(String, name, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(String, default_value, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));
  // Call the embedder to supply us with the environment.
  const String& env_value =
      String::Handle(Api::GetEnvironmentValue(thread, name));
  if (!env_value.IsNull()) {
    return Symbols::New(thread, env_value);
  }
  return default_value.ptr();
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(StringBase_createFromCodePoints, 0, 3) {
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Instance, list, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, start_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, end_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));

  Array& a = Array::Handle();
  intptr_t length;
  if (list.IsGrowableObjectArray()) {
    const GrowableObjectArray& growableArray = GrowableObjectArray::Cast(list);
    a = growableArray.data();
    length = growableArray.Length();
  } else if (list.IsArray()) {
    a = Array::Cast(list).ptr();
    length = a.Length();
  } else {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(list);
    return NULL;  // Unreachable.
  }

  intptr_t start = start_obj.Value();
  if ((start < 0) || (start > length)) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(start_obj);
  }

  intptr_t end = end_obj.Value();
  if ((end < start) || (end > length)) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end_obj);
  }

  // Unbox the array and determine the maximum element width.
  bool is_one_byte_string = true;
  intptr_t array_len = end - start;
  intptr_t utf16_len = array_len;
  int32_t* utf32_array = zone->Alloc<int32_t>(array_len);
  Instance& index_object = Instance::Handle(zone);
  for (intptr_t i = 0; i < array_len; i++) {
    index_object ^= a.At(start + i);
    if (!index_object.IsSmi()) {
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(index_object);
    }
    intptr_t value = Smi::Cast(index_object).Value();
    if (Utf::IsOutOfRange(value)) {
      Exceptions::ThrowByType(Exceptions::kArgument, Object::empty_array());
      UNREACHABLE();
    }
    // Now it is safe to cast the value.
    int32_t value32 = static_cast<int32_t>(value);
    if (!Utf::IsLatin1(value32)) {
      is_one_byte_string = false;
      if (Utf::IsSupplementary(value32)) {
        utf16_len += 1;
      }
    }
    utf32_array[i] = value32;
  }
  if (is_one_byte_string) {
    return OneByteString::New(utf32_array, array_len, Heap::kNew);
  }
  return TwoByteString::New(utf16_len, utf32_array, array_len, Heap::kNew);
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(StringBase_substringUnchecked, 0, 3) {
  const String& receiver =
      String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, start_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, end_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));

  intptr_t start = start_obj.Value();
  intptr_t end = end_obj.Value();
  return String::SubString(receiver, start, (end - start));
}

// Return the bitwise-or of all characters in the slice from start to end.
static uint16_t CharacterLimit(const String& string,
                               intptr_t start,
                               intptr_t end) {
  ASSERT(string.IsTwoByteString() || string.IsExternalTwoByteString());
  // Maybe do loop unrolling, and handle two uint16_t in a single uint32_t
  // operation.
  NoSafepointScope no_safepoint;
  uint16_t result = 0;
  if (string.IsTwoByteString()) {
    for (intptr_t i = start; i < end; i++) {
      result |= TwoByteString::CharAt(string, i);
    }
  } else {
    for (intptr_t i = start; i < end; i++) {
      result |= ExternalTwoByteString::CharAt(string, i);
    }
  }
  return result;
}

static const intptr_t kLengthSize = 11;
static const intptr_t kLengthMask = (1 << kLengthSize) - 1;

static bool CheckSlicesOneByte(const String& base,
                               const Array& matches,
                               const int len) {
  Instance& object = Instance::Handle();
  // Check each slice for one-bytedness.
  for (intptr_t i = 0; i < len; i++) {
    object ^= matches.At(i);
    if (object.IsSmi()) {
      intptr_t slice_start = Smi::Cast(object).Value();
      intptr_t slice_end;
      if (slice_start < 0) {
        intptr_t bits = -slice_start;
        slice_start = bits >> kLengthSize;
        slice_end = slice_start + (bits & kLengthMask);
      } else {
        i++;
        if (i >= len) {
          // Bad format, handled later.
          return false;
        }
        object ^= matches.At(i);
        if (!object.IsSmi()) {
          // Bad format, handled later.
          return false;
        }
        slice_end = Smi::Cast(object).Value();
      }
      uint16_t char_limit = CharacterLimit(base, slice_start, slice_end);
      if (char_limit > 0xff) {
        return false;
      }
    }
  }
  return true;
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(StringBase_joinReplaceAllResult, 0, 4) {
  const String& base = String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(GrowableObjectArray, matches_growable,
                               arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, length_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Bool, is_onebyte_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(3));

  intptr_t len = matches_growable.Length();
  const Array& matches = Array::Handle(zone, matches_growable.data());

  const intptr_t length = length_obj.Value();
  if (length < 0) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(length_obj);
  }

  // Start out assuming result is one-byte if replacements are.
  bool is_onebyte = is_onebyte_obj.value();
  if (is_onebyte) {
    // If any of the base string slices are not one-byte, the result will be
    // a two-byte string.
    if (!base.IsOneByteString() && !base.IsExternalOneByteString()) {
      is_onebyte = CheckSlicesOneByte(base, matches, len);
    }
  }

  const intptr_t base_length = base.Length();
  String& result = String::Handle(zone);
  if (is_onebyte) {
    result = OneByteString::New(length, Heap::kNew);
  } else {
    result = TwoByteString::New(length, Heap::kNew);
  }
  Instance& object = Instance::Handle(zone);
  intptr_t write_index = 0;
  for (intptr_t i = 0; i < len; i++) {
    object ^= matches.At(i);
    if (object.IsSmi()) {
      intptr_t slice_start = Smi::Cast(object).Value();
      intptr_t slice_length = -1;
      // Slices with limited ranges are stored in a single negative Smi.
      if (slice_start < 0) {
        intptr_t bits = -slice_start;
        slice_start = bits >> kLengthSize;
        slice_length = bits & kLengthMask;
      } else {
        i++;
        if (i < len) {  // Otherwise slice_length stays at -1.
          object ^= matches.At(i);
          if (object.IsSmi()) {
            intptr_t slice_end = Smi::Cast(object).Value();
            slice_length = slice_end - slice_start;
          }
        }
      }
      if (slice_length > 0) {
        if (0 <= slice_start && slice_start + slice_length <= base_length &&
            write_index + slice_length <= length) {
          String::Copy(result, write_index, base, slice_start, slice_length);
          write_index += slice_length;
          continue;
        }
      }
      // Either the slice_length was zero,
      // or the first smi was positive and not followed by another smi,
      // or the smis were not a valid slice of the base string,
      // or the slice was too large to fit in the result.
      // Something is wrong with the matches array!
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(matches_growable);
    } else if (object.IsString()) {
      const String& replacement = String::Cast(object);
      intptr_t replacement_length = replacement.Length();
      if (write_index + replacement_length > length) {
        // Invalid input data, either in matches list or the total length.
        Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(matches_growable);
      }
      String::Copy(result, write_index, replacement, 0, replacement_length);
      write_index += replacement_length;
    }
  }
  if (write_index < length) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(matches_growable);
  }
  return result.ptr();
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(OneByteString_substringUnchecked, 0, 3) {
  const String& receiver =
      String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  ASSERT(receiver.IsOneByteString());
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, start_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, end_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));

  const intptr_t start = start_obj.Value();
  const intptr_t end = end_obj.Value();
  return OneByteString::New(receiver, start, end - start, Heap::kNew);
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(Internal_allocateOneByteString, 0, 1) {
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Integer, length_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  const int64_t length = length_obj.AsInt64Value();
  if ((length < 0) || (length > OneByteString::kMaxElements)) {
    // Assume that negative lengths are the result of wrapping in code in
    // string_patch.dart.
    const Instance& exception = Instance::Handle(
        thread->isolate_group()->object_store()->out_of_memory());
    Exceptions::Throw(thread, exception);
    UNREACHABLE();
  }
  return OneByteString::New(static_cast<intptr_t>(length), Heap::kNew);
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(Internal_allocateTwoByteString, 0, 1) {
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Integer, length_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  const int64_t length = length_obj.AsInt64Value();
  if ((length < 0) || (length > TwoByteString::kMaxElements)) {
    // Assume that negative lengths are the result of wrapping in code in
    // string_patch.dart.
    const Instance& exception = Instance::Handle(
        thread->isolate_group()->object_store()->out_of_memory());
    Exceptions::Throw(thread, exception);
    UNREACHABLE();
  }
  return TwoByteString::New(static_cast<intptr_t>(length), Heap::kNew);
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(OneByteString_allocateFromOneByteList, 0, 3) {
  Instance& list = Instance::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, start_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, end_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));

  intptr_t start = start_obj.Value();
  intptr_t end = end_obj.Value();
  if (start < 0) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(start_obj);
  }
  intptr_t length = end - start;
  if (length < 0) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end_obj);
  }
  ASSERT(length >= 0);

  Heap::Space space = Heap::kNew;
  if (list.IsTypedDataBase()) {
    const TypedDataBase& array = TypedDataBase::Cast(list);
    if (array.ElementType() != kUint8ArrayElement) {
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(list);
    }
    if (end > array.Length()) {
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end_obj);
    }
    return OneByteString::New(array, start, length, space);
  } else if (list.IsArray()) {
    const Array& array = Array::Cast(list);
    if (end > array.Length()) {
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end_obj);
    }
    String& string = String::Handle(OneByteString::New(length, space));
    for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
      intptr_t value = Smi::Value(static_cast<SmiPtr>(array.At(start + i)));
      OneByteString::SetCharAt(string, i, value);
    }
    return string.ptr();
  } else if (list.IsGrowableObjectArray()) {
    const GrowableObjectArray& array = GrowableObjectArray::Cast(list);
    if (end > array.Length()) {
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end_obj);
    }
    String& string = String::Handle(OneByteString::New(length, space));
    for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
      intptr_t value = Smi::Value(static_cast<SmiPtr>(array.At(start + i)));
      OneByteString::SetCharAt(string, i, value);
    }
    return string.ptr();
  }
  UNREACHABLE();
  return Object::null();
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(Internal_writeIntoOneByteString, 0, 3) {
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(String, receiver, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  ASSERT(receiver.IsOneByteString());
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, index_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, code_point_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));
  OneByteString::SetCharAt(receiver, index_obj.Value(),
                           code_point_obj.Value() & 0xFF);
  return Object::null();
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(Internal_writeIntoTwoByteString, 0, 3) {
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(String, receiver, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  ASSERT(receiver.IsTwoByteString());
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, index_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, code_point_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));
  TwoByteString::SetCharAt(receiver, index_obj.Value(),
                           code_point_obj.Value() & 0xFFFF);
  return Object::null();
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(TwoByteString_allocateFromTwoByteList, 0, 3) {
  Instance& list = Instance::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, start_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, end_obj, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));

  intptr_t start = start_obj.Value();
  intptr_t end = end_obj.Value();
  if (start < 0) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(start_obj);
  }
  intptr_t length = end - start;
  if (length < 0) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end_obj);
  }

  Heap::Space space = Heap::kNew;
  if (list.IsTypedDataBase()) {
    const TypedDataBase& array = TypedDataBase::Cast(list);
    if (array.ElementType() != kUint16ArrayElement) {
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(list);
    }
    if (end > array.Length()) {
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end_obj);
    }
    return TwoByteString::New(array, start * sizeof(uint16_t), length, space);
  } else if (list.IsArray()) {
    const Array& array = Array::Cast(list);
    if (end > array.Length()) {
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end_obj);
    }
    const String& string =
        String::Handle(zone, TwoByteString::New(length, space));
    for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
      intptr_t value = Smi::Value(static_cast<SmiPtr>(array.At(start + i)));
      TwoByteString::SetCharAt(string, i, value);
    }
    return string.ptr();
  } else if (list.IsGrowableObjectArray()) {
    const GrowableObjectArray& array = GrowableObjectArray::Cast(list);
    if (end > array.Length()) {
      Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end_obj);
    }
    const String& string =
        String::Handle(zone, TwoByteString::New(length, space));
    for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
      intptr_t value = Smi::Value(static_cast<SmiPtr>(array.At(start + i)));
      TwoByteString::SetCharAt(string, i, value);
    }
    return string.ptr();
  }
  UNREACHABLE();
  return Object::null();
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(String_getHashCode, 0, 1) {
  const String& receiver =
      String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  intptr_t hash_val = receiver.Hash();
  ASSERT(hash_val > 0);
  ASSERT(Smi::IsValid(hash_val));
  return Smi::New(hash_val);
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(String_getLength, 0, 1) {
  const String& receiver =
      String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  return Smi::New(receiver.Length());
}

static uint16_t StringValueAt(const String& str, const Integer& index) {
  if (index.IsSmi()) {
    const intptr_t index_value = Smi::Cast(index).Value();
    if ((0 <= index_value) && (index_value < str.Length())) {
      return str.CharAt(index_value);
    }
  }

  // An index larger than Smi is always illegal.
  Exceptions::ThrowRangeError("index", index, 0, str.Length() - 1);
  return 0;
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(String_charAt, 0, 2) {
  const String& receiver =
      String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Integer, index, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  uint16_t value = StringValueAt(receiver, index);
  return Symbols::FromCharCode(thread, static_cast<int32_t>(value));
}

// Returns the 16-bit UTF-16 code unit at the given index.
DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(String_codeUnitAt, 0, 2) {
  const String& receiver =
      String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Integer, index, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  uint16_t value = StringValueAt(receiver, index);
  return Smi::New(static_cast<intptr_t>(value));
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(String_concat, 0, 2) {
  const String& receiver =
      String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(String, b, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  return String::Concat(receiver, b);
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(String_toLowerCase, 0, 1) {
  const String& receiver =
      String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  ASSERT(!receiver.IsNull());
  return String::ToLowerCase(receiver);
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(String_toUpperCase, 0, 1) {
  const String& receiver =
      String::CheckedHandle(zone, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  ASSERT(!receiver.IsNull());
  return String::ToUpperCase(receiver);
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(String_concatRange, 0, 3) {
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Instance, argument, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, start, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, end, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));
  const intptr_t start_ix = start.Value();
  const intptr_t end_ix = end.Value();
  if (start_ix < 0) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(start);
  }
  Array& strings = Array::Handle();
  intptr_t length = -1;
  if (argument.IsArray()) {
    strings ^= argument.ptr();
    length = strings.Length();
  } else if (argument.IsGrowableObjectArray()) {
    const GrowableObjectArray& g_array = GrowableObjectArray::Cast(argument);
    strings = g_array.data();
    length = g_array.Length();
  } else {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(argument);
  }
  if (end_ix > length) {
    Exceptions::ThrowArgumentError(end);
  }
#if defined(DEBUG)
  // Check that the array contains strings.
  Instance& elem = Instance::Handle();
  for (intptr_t i = start_ix; i < end_ix; i++) {
    elem ^= strings.At(i);
    ASSERT(elem.IsString());
  }
#endif
  return String::ConcatAllRange(strings, start_ix, end_ix, Heap::kNew);
}

DEFINE_NATIVE_ENTRY(StringBuffer_createStringFromUint16Array, 0, 3) {
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(TypedData, codeUnits, arguments->NativeArgAt(0));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Smi, length, arguments->NativeArgAt(1));
  GET_NON_NULL_NATIVE_ARGUMENT(Bool, isLatin1, arguments->NativeArgAt(2));
  intptr_t array_length = codeUnits.Length();
  intptr_t length_value = length.Value();
  if (length_value < 0 || length_value > array_length) {
    Exceptions::ThrowRangeError("length", length, 0, array_length);
  }
  const String& result =
      isLatin1.value()
          ? String::Handle(OneByteString::New(length_value, Heap::kNew))
          : String::Handle(TwoByteString::New(length_value, Heap::kNew));
  NoSafepointScope no_safepoint;

  uint16_t* data_position = reinterpret_cast<uint16_t*>(codeUnits.DataAddr(0));
  String::Copy(result, 0, data_position, length_value);
  return result.ptr();
}

}  // namespace dart

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text:
/**
*
* Policies
*
*/

import React from 'react';
import cn from 'classnames';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
import { FormattedMessage } from 'react-intl';
import { get, isEmpty, map, takeRight, toLower, without } from 'lodash';

import Input from 'components/InputsIndex';
import BoundRoute from '../BoundRoute';

import styles from './styles.scss';

class Policies extends React.Component { // eslint-disable-line react/prefer-stateless-function
  handleChange = (e) => this.context.onChange(e);

  render() {
    const baseTitle = 'users-permissions.Policies.header';
    const title = this.props.shouldDisplayPoliciesHint ? 'hint' : 'title';
    const value = get(this.props.values, this.props.inputSelectName);
    const path = without(this.props.inputSelectName.split('.'), 'permissions', 'controllers', 'policy');
    const controllerRoutes = get(this.props.routes, without(this.props.inputSelectName.split('.'), 'permissions', 'controllers', 'policy')[0]);
    const routes = isEmpty(controllerRoutes) ? [] : controllerRoutes.filter(o => toLower(o.handler) === toLower(takeRight(path, 2).join('.')));

    return (

              <FormattedMessage id={`${baseTitle}.${title}`} />

            {!this.props.shouldDisplayPoliciesHint ? (
              <Input
                customBootstrapClass="col-md-12"
                label={{ id: 'users-permissions.Policies.InputSelect.label' }}
                name={this.props.inputSelectName}
                onChange={this.handleChange}
                selectOptions={this.props.selectOptions}
                type="select"
                validations={{}}
                value={value}
              />
            ) : ''}

            {!this.props.shouldDisplayPoliciesHint ? (
              map(routes, (route, key) => <BoundRoute key={key} route={route} />)
            ) : ''}

    );
  }
}

Policies.contextTypes = {
  onChange: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
};

Policies.defaultProps = {
  routes: {},
};

Policies.propTypes = {
  inputSelectName: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
  routes: PropTypes.object,
  selectOptions: PropTypes.array.isRequired,
  shouldDisplayPoliciesHint: PropTypes.bool.isRequired,
  values: PropTypes.object.isRequired,
};

export default Policies;


2B: T.Brown (3), U.Johnson (1).
HP: T.Brown (6), J.Williams (3), C.Lindsey (3).
RBI: J.Williams (27), J.Youngchild (22), U.Johnson (1).
A: C.McCoy 2 (35), T.Brown (41).
PO: C.McCoy 5 (90), T.Brown 2 (34), D.Richard 2 (33), J.Williams 2 (178), C.Venezia (53), J.Randazzo 4 (104), C.Lindsey 2 (11).
TC: C.McCoy 7 (133), T.Brown 3 (80), D.Richard 2 (36), J.Williams 2 (187), C.Venezia 2 (60), J.Randazzo 4 (113), C.Lindsey 2 (11).
2B: T.Ziegen (13), L.Myers (5).
HP: J.Russo (1), E.Hopkins 2 (13).
RBI: J.Russo (6), T.Ziegen 4 (52), C.Sarchet (31), L.Myers 3 (40), P.Ludden (36), G.Myers 4 (16).
SB: J.Russo (2), T.Ziegen 2 (9), C.Davidson (8), G.Myers (3).
A: T.Ziegen 2 (128), C.Sarchet 2 (14), E.Gallego 2 (13), C.Ramsey (2), E.Hopkins 2 (82).
PO: J.Russo (7), T.Ziegen (86), C.Davidson (125), C.Sarchet 10 (193), L.Myers (32), P.Ludden 4 (304), E.Gallego (40), J.Miller (4), E.Hopkins (78).
TC: J.Russo (8), T.Ziegen 3 (222), C.Davidson (139), C.Sarchet 12 (210), L.Myers (106), P.Ludden 4 (318), E.Gallego 3 (55), C.Ramsey (12), J.Miller (7), E.Hopkins 3 (162).
BF: A.Garcia 13, U.Johnson 20, P.Cochran 8.
P-S: A.Garcia 56-33, U.Johnson 63-30, P.Cochran 29-18.
BF: E.Gallego 20, C.Ramsey 3, J.Miller 5, A.Miller 4.
P-S: E.Gallego 62-36, C.Ramsey 10-7, J.Miller 18-13, A.Miller 14-8.
Pitching Substitution 19 Ulric Johnson subs for Anthony Garcia Pitcher.
Offensive Substitution 11 Sean Persky subs for Ely Gallego.
Pitching Substitution 49 Jake Miller subs for Coleman Ramsey Pitcher.
Pitching Substitution 39 Peyton Cochran subs for Ulric Johnson Pitcher.
Offensive Substitution 27 Seth Douglas subs for Jake Miller.
Pitching Substitution 65 Alhanon Miller subs for Jake Miller Pitcher.


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What exactly is our Educational Ideology?
We foresaw the challenges of a new millennium lurking round the corner when the idea of this institution germinated in our minds in the last decade of the 20th century. Conscious of the need for a futuristic and pragmatic outlook and wary of outdated educational role models, we were able to place our vision in a global perspective - a new world order that would emerge by the turn of the century.
Insofar as our endeavour aimed at catering to an expatriate community hailing predominantly from the Indian subcontinent is concerned, we are aware of our responsibility as an instrument of the community per se. However, we not only uphold what is the most cherished for us in terms of values stemming from our ancient civilisation but also visualise its continuum and fusion into a modern world culture that thrives on secularism, universal brotherhood and a common concern for peace and prosperity on the earth.
Our educational ideology, therefore, can be summed up precisely in the form of qualities, capabilities, attitudes and ideals that we aim at inculcating in a child's personality.
In a nutshell, we visualise the child who passes through the portals of our School to be shaped into:
A complete rounded up human being with a finely balanced personality in all respects - physical, psychological, intellectual, emotional, social, moral, spiritual and aesthetic
An individual fully equipped with skills, abilities and attitudes suited for entering a profession/career and making a success of it
An ideal citizen fully conscious of his place in human society vis-a-vis his duties and rights and with a positive attitude towards collective aspirations of the society for peace, equality, justice and freedom
A person endowed with all possible communication skills - aural, verbal, reading and written
A person with finely honed sensitivities and sensibilities for all things aesthetic - music, dance, drama, fine arts, literature and various other expressions of human creativity
An individual endowed with a sharp intellect with abilities to reason, analyse, differentiate, discriminate, compare, contrast, synthesize, juxtapose, justify and deduce coherently and logically
A person with a progressive and forward-looking attitude towards life
A humane, kind and compassionate person capable of empathizing with human suffering and eager to alleviate it to the best of his/her ability
A global citizen, aware of the need for conserving the planet earth and its environment for the common good of all human beings and other creatures inhabiting it
A well groomed and trained component of universal human resource in terms of suitability and adjustment to the prospective advancement in science and technology and the resultant emergence of new frontiers of human endeavour in the new century and millennium.
We invest full faith in the concept of activity-based learning. We constantly orient our teachers to act as facilitators of learning who perform the role of ?guide by the side? as against the traditional role of ?teacher as a preacher?. We try to offer our teachers frequent opportunities for professional growth through in-service workshops and seminars.
We aim at inducing in our students qualities of initiative, exploration, assimilation and analysis. We perceive in them a storehouse of potentials and encourage them to give their questing spirits a free rein to reach out, freely and fearlessly, to the realms of knowledge, perception and understanding. We believe in a holistic approach towards education that covers all the areas of a child?s growth and development ? physical, intellectual, social, moral and aesthetic.
Our Educational Methodology
We adopt ?learning by doing? methodology at the Pre School level. The focus is on the objective of preparing children for formal learning later on. The emphasis is laid on learning the basic skills in significant areas such as gross and fine motor control, social adjustment, cognition and aesthetics.
At the Primary level, we are selective about curriculum in all subjects with the explicit objective in mind that quality rather than quantity is the basis of meaningful learning at this stage. Children are trained to assimilate and internalize knowledge and perceive its relevance in real life situations.
At the Middle, Secondary and Senior Secondary levels, we follow the curricula and syllabi prescribed by the NCERT and the CBSE, India. At this stage, we aim at strengthening learning through project work, field visits, seminars and situational dramatization etc. We are on our way to fully integrate information technology with mainstream learning in our effort to take timely steps in view of futuristic parameters of school education. At the moment, we offer education in information technology from the fifth standard onward.
We have a plethora of co-curricular and extra mural activities spread over an academic year to offer children opportunities to explore and sharpen their talents in any field.
We follow the system of continuous assessment in all academic subjects in conformity with the recommendations of the Central Board of Secondary Education, India, to which we are affiliated. We draw out yearly plans in which the syllabus for each class in divided into convenient segments. Each segment, including its revision, is covered within the required period of time. Continuous assessment is done through Unit Tests and due weightage is given to it at the time of a child?s promotion to the next class.
The system ensures planned implementation of instruction and evaluation within a time frame. A child's promotion to the next class at the end of an academic year does not depend on the annual examination alone under the system of continuous evaluation.
Our Educational System
Our educational system operates at two levels, namely,
Pre Primary and Primary
The Pre Primary and Primary Wing of the School is the mainstay of our educational system in that it lays the foundation on which the edifice of our educational ideology stands. Our reception class is Lower Kindergarten and is open to children of all nationalities. We receive children who have completed three years of age by March 31 of the year in which admission is sought. This is in conformity with the norms laid down by the Ministry of Private Education, Kuwait.
The education system at the Pre Primary level is child-centered and caters to the growth and development of young children in all areas, namely, physical, psychological, cognitive, social, emotional, communicative, moral and aesthetic. The curriculum covers a wide array of activities designed to use the "Learning by doing" approach to education effectively. The focus is on preparing children for formal learning later on.
Parents are expected to share with us the responsibility of grooming children through processes and practices that are widely accepted in the world as the most appropriate ones for early childhood education.
At the Primary level, we aim at making a smooth transition from acquisition of basic skills at the Pre School level to the achievement of formal learning objectives universally represented by the quartet of knowledge, skills, understanding and application in the process of administering specific inputs/ outputs by way of syllabi and curricula. Whereas "hands on" approach to learning still continues to play a significant role in our system of education at the Primary level, the emphasis now shifts from general to particular in all the essential areas such as language(s), mathematical ability, general awareness, health and hygiene. Children?s learning is assessed through various tests and examinations and their achievement recorded in the form of raw scores and/or grades. Parents get updated information about their children?s performance through frequent interaction with the school and the teaching staff.
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At the Senior School level, the emphasis shifts to preparing children as per the curricula and syllabi prescribed by the National Council for Educational Research & Training and the Central Board of Secondary Education. India. The system of education at this stage is geared towards achieving higher academic goals through all possible means such as effective classroom instruction, remedial work with weak students and special classes for students due to appear in the Board examination.

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I've written a Plugin that shows your free and used server space as a funky Pie Chart in your backend. It also shows a percentage bar in your WordPress dahsboard.
Following the success of my server space script for one of my clients, I thought it would be great to use it under WordPress. This Plugin was inspired by Richard who came to host with me after being on WordPress.com for some years. He really liked to keep track of how much space he has left to upload pictures and I was happy to take on this challenge.
Since I'm using some shell commands to count the files you're using in your current directory, this Plugin only works on Linux servers – NOT on Windows servers.
For the Pie Chart display to work, your server needs to have GD 2.0.1 or later installed with JPG Support enabled.
Alternatively, you can download the Plugin from the WordPress.org and install it manually (via ZIP upload or FTP).
To do so, go to Dashboard – Disk Space Pie and type in the amount of web space you're allowed to use. Say you have 1GB of web space, put in 1 and hit Save Changes. Easy.
If you know your value in MB, you need to divide this value by 1024 to arrive at the equivalent GB value. For example, 100MB divided by 1024 is 0.09765625 – that's the value to use in the box. You get the drift.
If you enter a number smaller than the amount of space you're using, you'll see something like 105% space free – which obviously isn't what you want. So don't do that.
In order to determine your used disk space "live" and at all times, the server physically counts every file in all your directories every time the Dahsboard or admin screen is called. On larger installations or slow servers this can take some time so you may notice a slight delay upon loading the page. This is normal yet annoying.
To minimise this issue, just close the dahsboard window using the little arrow in the top right corner. Alternatively, click on Screen Options and disable the widget by unticking the box.
Driven by Richard's suggestion, I've used Alex Rabe's WP Memory Usage Plugin as template and several WordPress tutorials on how to build plugins. Within a few hours, the basis was established. Then I integrated Rasmus Peter's Pie Chart Script and made it all work together. Code Cleanup followed: renaming functions, hooks, variables, deleting code that's not needed.


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US June 19, 2013
Billy Hallowell
Here's Why a Florida Hotel Says It Canceled the Reservation of an Anti-Common Core Group
"It would have been negligent not to do something knowing ahead."
Photo Credit: FreedomWorks
The Common Core State Standards Initiative has created a fair bit of angst among critics who view it as a poor -- or even dangerous -- plan to amend the nation's educational schema. Considering this dynamic, it's no surprise that some concerned Florida parents are planning to protest a national Common Core conference that is slated to be hosted later this month by The Center for College & Career Readiness.
But when FreedomWorks, a non-profit organization, agreed to help these parents by providing a grassroots training to accompany their protest, the conservative organization charges that a hotel abruptly canceled its reservations. The hotel, the Ritz-Carlton Orlando Grande Lakes, however, is denying these claims, stating that the anti-Common Core initiative's goals had nothing at all to do with the decision -- and that the decision was based on crowd-control concerns.
The activists' claim
Whitney Neal, director of grassroots initiatives at FreedomWorks, told TheBlaze that the Ritz, a hotel nearby the venue that is hosting the national Common Core conference (the JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes Resort and Spa), cancelled the conservative group's reservations -- and after the group had already paid for and booked the space.
While FreedomWorks was not directly running the rally that the concerned parents organized against the Common Core conference, the organization agreed to help promote it. The accompanying training event that was slated to be held at the Ritz, though, was intended to educate those individuals participating in the protest and to provide them with important information about Common Core (again, the protest was slated to be held at the nearby JW Marriott).
"When we heard about the rally they were planning, we reached out to ... the planners ... and offered to host a grassroots education and training session the morning of their event so that the people they were bringing in would have the latest information and grassroots strategies," Neal told TheBlaze in an e-mail interview. "The training was to be two hours of education on Common Core, grassroots activism training and tips, and a Q&A session."
The meeting space at the Ritz was booked last week, but Neal claims she received a call this Tuesday saying that the hotel could no longer host the training event. During the initial phone conversation with the special events coordinator, the FreedomWorks staffer claims that the Ritz asked questions about FreedomWorks' relationship with and to the Common Core conference.
From there, the events coordinator, John Hart, purportedly said that he had observed sentiment on social media that seemed to indicate that the counter events could "disrupt the sister hotel." Neal, though, claims that she tried to explain her organization's intent in an effort to temper Hart's concerns.
"I repeatedly told him that this was an educational session for moms and dads and grandparents concerned about what is happening in their kids' schools," she noted. "I also said that the activists had no intention of disrupting the event happening at the Marriott and were just looking for a way to connect with one another, learn more, and spread the word."
Neal also reminded the special events coordinator that a contract had already been signed for the space and that the venue had been paid for. Following that gentle notice, though, she charges that Hart informed her that the contract would be ripped up and that the money would be returned.
"We never had the option to change his mind," Neal claims. "He also said that the event next door was 'very large' and they were concerned about that event being disrupted or upset by ours."
Ritz Carlton Grande Lakes Orlando (Photo Credit: AP)
Considering that the event at the Ritz would be political, Hart was purportedly concerned with direct conflict that could result from hosting a counter-event so close to the other venue.
The hotel's side of the story
But the hotel says the decision to cancel was based on safety concerns. In a separate interview with TheBlaze, Michelle Valle, a representative for both hotels, explained that the Ritz and the JW Marriott have the same owners and that they are considered part of the same resort. Thus, issues pertaining to one campus would certainly impact the other.
And according to Valle, who handles PR for both venues, partisan angst wasn't at the center of the cancellation. Instead, the spokeswoman notes that there was a serious crowd-control issue presented by the publication and advertisement of the protest on social media.
Image shows hotels' proximity to one another (Photo Credit: Google Maps)
"This particular group had an open call to the public to come to the hotel and join a rally due to a protest that they were hoping to do for another group," she explained. "There were tweets and there's a website that is open to the public, inviting anyone to join this unorganized event."
Rather than a ploy to rail against Common Core critics, Valle said that the main issue really was crowd control and that neither hotel is setup or prepared to host unpredictable crowd sizes. At the heart of the cancellation, she claims, was the "safety and security of our guests."
The format of a potentially-large protest -- one that the hotel was seemingly not informed about beforehand -- made staffers uncomfortable.
"It really has nothing to do with the content of these meetings," Valle said, informing TheBlaze that she first saw publication of the protest on social media and that tweets about it sparked internal conversations surrounding how to handle the FreedomWorks event.
To showcase that this is a problem that can happen with other events as well, she noted that the Ritz and JW Marriott have encountered similar issues with open model casting calls that offer up unpredictable crowds -- events that staffers simply aren't comfortable facilitating.
"It would have been negligent not to do something knowing ahead," Valle said of learning about the protest.
Neal, though, held that it is entirely possible that those associated with Common Core might have been behind the decision to cancel the event. She also said it's evident that Common Core proponents are intensely-focused on FreedomWorks' activities.
"We are seeing this happen around the country – the pro-Common Core group sees that citizens are aware and concerned about these standards and the surrounding requirements," she told TheBlaze. "I feel that the large convention next door was concerned about our event."


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Over the past year, we've been hearing a lot about the next-generation cellular network. Every company is touting its own 5G communication systems.
With 4G technology being replaced by 5G, it's providing a number of improvements in speed, coverage and reliability. The primary reason for 5G is that it provides an upgraded network due to the massive amount of devices that require internet access.
If you enjoy streaming, or gaming online from your wireless networks, the expansion to bandwidth is a huge deal. So why is it such a big deal and where can you access that 5G network near you?
In addition to the expansion to bandwidth, and improvements to speed, coverage and reliability, 5G uses different kinds of radio spectrum frequencies and antennas. This allows the network to connect to many more devices while reducing delays and performing at ultrafast speeds.
Frequencies are different, too, with 4G using below 6GHz, whereas 5G uses extremely high frequencies between the 30GHz to 300GHz ranges. Speeds are also different with 4G minimum download peak sitting at 1Gbps and 5G using 20Gbps.
Other contrasts between 5G and 4G are that 5G networks can more readily recognize the kind of data being requested. It can also switch into a lower power mode while not in use and when providing low rates to particular media but then shift to a higher powered mode for things such as HD streaming.
Where can you get access to 5G?
Well for starters, all four major telecommunications carriers are stating that they'll have their 5G networks running this summer. The catch is it's only in select parts of some of the bigger cities right now and it may cost you extra.
Atlanta; Charlotte, N.C.; Dallas; Houston; Indianapolis; Jacksonville, Florida; Louisville, Kentucky; New Orleans; Oklahoma City; Raleigh, North Carolina; San Antonio; and Waco, Texas, rolled out 5G last year.
AT&T plans to provide 5G service to nine more cities this year: Chicago; Las Vegas; Los Angeles; Minneapolis; Nashville, Tennessee; Orlando, Florida; San Diego; San Francisco; and San Jose, California.
If you're planning on getting your hands on that 5G smartphone, there are some things you'll want to consider first. Despite Motorola, Samsung, LG and a plethora of other smartphone manufacturers releasing 5G smartphones to market, the prices that come with those may be staggering.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 5G will be out from Verizon first in the spring and other carriers in the summer. LG's first 5G phone, the V50 ThinQ, is coming to Sprint sometime before summer. That being said the phones currently set as flagships of their respective manufacturers will be well over the $1,000 mark with the addition of 5G.
It's still a little early to tell if jumping on board the 5G express is worth it right now. The devices are still a ways out and are likely to cost quite a bit more than the current releases of flagship phones. Additionally, the range is going to be limited despite the rollouts currently being decided in major markets.
While the 5G networks are promoting impressive improvements to the communication systems, the devices that will use it are also going to be limited with the most expensive devices. That means those with a smaller budget will just have to suffer a while longer on their 4G LTE networks.
5G is sneaking up on us quick, and you might be wondering how big communications companies are going to implement this new technology. Are they going to have to tear down the old towers? Are there going to be new towers? Well, one company is actually trying an innovative idea that, if it works, might change the way these companies get us our data. Tap or click to find out how it might get to you.


I cannot believe it's this boy's birthday month. And the fact that his baby brother is already SIX months?? I'm beside myself right now. We took advantage of the double milestone to not only photograph each of these cuties, but also to shoot a few family photos (you know I love this crew and take every chance to have them in front of my camera). We took a few outdoor photos before getting blown away by the freezing wind and moving indoors. The Boone County Library was a perfect place to warm up with great lighting. When you hear something then realize it came from your baby brother… 6 months with this little guy, and it's hard to believe. But I can't get over him or that red hair. We are all so in love with this little man. And three years with this one… I love him to pieces.


ULSTER – A Kingston man was accused of passing counterfeit money at Walmart in the Town of Ulster on Monday night.
Ulster town police said Walmart reported the counterfeit money being spent at 8:22 p.m. Officers responded, found the suspect in the store a short time later and took him into custody without incident.
The suspect, Gerald Calderon, 55, of Kingston, was charged with second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, a felony. He was arraigned before Ulster Town Justice Marsha Weiss and released on his own recognizance pending a future court appearance.


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Periodontal Health Information
Periodontal risk assessment
Periodontal risk assessment determines the patient's periodontal risk for further desease progression and subsequent tooth loss. According Lang and Tonetti (2003) the following six parameters provide the basis of the periodontal risk assessment.
Percentage of bleeding on probing (BOP)
Bleeding on probing (BOP) is determined by light probing to the bottom of the pocket with a standardized periodontal probe.
Number of periodontal pockets with probing depths ≥5mm
Four sites per tooth are gently probed (mesio-buccal, mid-buccal, disto-buccal, and mid-lingual). The number of pockets of 5mm or deeper are noted.
Number of lost teeth
For the purposes of the present risk assessment, a complete dentition comprises 28 teeth (wisdom teeth are excluded). Wisdom teeth which have drifted mesially to the site of second molars are counted as second molars.
Percentage of bone loss relative to the age of the patient
The percentage of bone loss is estimated from radiographs of posterior teeth. The site with greatest loss provides the bone loss value. Baseline bone level is taken to be 1mm apical to the CEJ. Bone loss is roughly estimated in increments of 10%. In cases where periapical radiographs are not available, bite-wings may be used. For the purposes of this approximation, bone loss is estimated at 10% per mm.
The most substantiated evidence for modification of disease susceptibility and/or progression of periodontal disease arises from studies on Type I and Type II (insulin-dependent and non-insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus populations.
Consumption of tobacco, predominantly in the form of smoking rather than snuffing or chewing, affects the susceptibility and the treatment outcome of patients with chronic periodontitis.
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The result is a dichotomous positive or negative. The pressure applied should not exceed 0.25N (25g).
BOP is measured at four sites per tooth (mesio-buccal, mid-buccal, disto-buccal, and mid-oral). This is best done by quadrants, buccal measurements first, followed by oral.
The bleeding on probing score comprises the number of positive sites divided by the total number of sites multiplied by 100.
In assessing the patient's risk for disease progression, the number of residual pockets with a probing depth of ≥5 mm is assessed as the second risk indicator for recurrent disease in the functional diagram of risk assessment. The scale runs in a linear mode with 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and ≥12% being the critical values on the vector.
Individuals with up to 4 residual pockets may be regarded as patients with a relatively low risk, while patients with more than 8 residual pockets as individuals with high risk for recurrent disease.
The number of teeth lost from the dentition without the third molars (28 teeth) is counted, irrespective of their replacement. The scale runs also in a linear mode with 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and ≥12 being the critical values on the vector.
Individuals with up to 4 teeth lost may be regarded as patients in a low risk category, while patients with more than 8 teeth lost may be considered as being in a high-risk category. Rationale for this stems from the significance of further tooth loss in terms of preservation of the function of the dentition.
The percentage of bone loss is estimated from radiographs of posterior teeth. The site with greatest loss provides the bone loss value.
Baseline bone level is taken to be 1mm apical to the CEJ. Bone loss is roughly estimated in increments of 10%. In cases where periapical radiographs are not available, bite-wings may be used. For the purposes of this approximation, bone loss is estimated at 10% per mm.
In assessing the patient's risk for disease progression, the extent of alveolar bone loss in relation to the patient's age is estimated as the fourth risk indicator for recurrent disease in the functional diagram of risk assessment.
It has to be realized that the impact of diabetes on periodontal diseases has been documented in patients with untreated periodontal disease, while, as of today, no clear evidence is available for treated patients. It is reasonable, however, to assume that the influence of the systemic conditions may also affect recurrence of disease.
In assessing the patient's risk for disease progression, systemic factors, if known, are only considered as the fifth risk indicator for recurrent disease in the functional diagram of risk assessment. In this case, the area of high risk is marked for this vector. If not known or absent, systemic factors are not taken into account for the overall evaluation of risk.
In assessing the patient's risk for disease progression, environmental factors such as smoking must be considered as the sixth risk factor for periodontal disease progression in the functional diagram of risk assessment.
In spite of the paucity of available evidence relating cigarette smoking to impaired outcomes during supportive periodontal therapy (SPT), it seems reasonable to incorporate heavy smokers (≥20 cigarettes/day) in a higher risk group during maintenance.
While non-smokers (NS) and former smokers (FS; more than 5 years since cessation) have a relatively low risk for recurrence of periodontitis, the heavy smokers (HS; as defined by smoking more than one pack per day) are definitely at high risk. Occasional smokers (OS; <10 cigarettes a day) and moderate smokers (MS; 10-19 cigarettes a day) may be considered at moderate risk for disease progression.
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This lovely home by Visbeen Architects features an exterior with nested gables, transom windows, and shingled siding as well as a picturesque cupola. The outside may look vintage, but the interior features the best of modern living, with a two-story living room flooded with natural light, a convenient kitchen with a seated island and walk-in pantry, and a large dining area. A private master suite, complete with a large walk-in closet and dual vanities, takes up the left side of the first floor, while the second floor features three additional bedrooms and a loft area. An enormous bonus space opens up myriad possibilities.
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These are some lies we made up about Gresham.
A space man from outer space may be distinguished very often at night climbing out of Bear Swamp soaked in mud.
A very large ocelot has from time to time been perceived at Alligator Run before dawn throwing pieces of wood into the flow.
The martian navigator of a flying saucer is from time to time observed gazing down into the water at Bottle Point in the early morning hours before sunrise.
A space invader from planet Jupiter has purportedly been spotted on many instances screaming at the onlooker to beat it before dawn by a vending machine in Gresham.
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CPP exposes AFP-PNP war crimes
Published: 15 November 2022 15 November 2022
The Communist Party of the Philippines published on 29 October a report on the war crimes committed by security forces of the Government of the Republic of the Philippines in the past six years. The report, "AFP and PNP War Crimes" focused on cases of "summary executions" committed by the Armed Forces of the Philippines, Philippine National Police and other armed agents of the Manila government against civilians, non-combatants and hors de combat belonging to the CPP, New People's Army and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines.
The CPP revealed, "Over the past six years, at least 101 active and retired members of the CPP and NPA, NDFP consultants and personnel, and their civilian companions who were captured, wounded or no longer in the position to fight, were unlawfully killed" by security agents of the Manila government.
Among those killed were 34 non-combatants and 44 hors de combat, the report said. "Of the hors de combat, 22 were wounded in action who were 'finished off' instead of being arrested and cared for… Of the non-combatants, 19 were members of the Party and the NDFP who were not directly involved in the armed conflict or were not in the battlefield."
The report asserted that these killings constitute war crimes, "as stipulated in the Geneva Conventions and its protocols, and in the provisions of the Comprehensive Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law." Then NDFP Chairman Mariano Orosa and GRP President Joseph Estrada signed the CARHRIHL on 10 April 1998, as part of the peace talks between the two belligerent parties.
The report said that 20 of those killed were senior citizens, retired members of the CPP and NPA. It further revealed that the AFP and PNP try to cover up their crimes by reporting victims as "killed in armed battles" or having "resisted arrest". Various 'evidence' like guns, explosives and 'subversive documents' were planted at the murder scenes, the report asserted.
The report cited the latest case involving the capture and killing of NPA-Negros Island spokesperson Ka Juanito Magbanua by the AFP 94th Infantry Battalion on 10 October 2022. The AFP claimed Ka Juanito was "killed in battle".
In a related news, 63-year old CPP Central Committee Member Emmanuel Fernandez died of natural causes on 30 October in a village of Sen. Ninoy Aquino town, Sultan Kudarat province. News of his death, however, attracted a unit of the AFP 603rd Infantry Brigade, whereupon the soldiers peppered Fernandez's corpse with bullets. The AFP later claimed that Fernandez was killed in an armed encounter.


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Platelet glycoprotein IIb-IIIa protein antagonists from snake venoms: evidence for a family of platelet-aggregation inhibitors
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 1990 Apr;87(7):2471-5. doi: 10.1073/pnas.87.7.2471.
M S Dennis 1 , W J Henzel, R M Pitti, M T Lipari, M A Napier, T A Deisher, S Bunting, R A Lazarus
1 Department of Biomolecular Chemistry, Genentech, Inc., South San Francisco, CA 94080.
PMCID: PMC53711
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.87.7.2471
The purification, complete amino acid sequence, and biological activity are described for several homologous snake venom proteins that are platelet glycoprotein (GP) IIb-IIIa antagonists and potent inhibitors of platelet aggregation. The primary structures of kistrin (from Agkistrodon rhodostoma), bitan (from Bitis arietans), three isoforms of trigramin (from Trimeresusus gramineus), and an isoform of echistatin (from Echis carinatus) were determined by automated sequence analysis and fast atom bombardment mass spectrometry analysis. Each of the protein in this family, which range from 47 to 83 residues, contains an Arg-Gly-Asp amino acid sequence found in protein ligands that binds to GPIIb-IIIa, a high (17 +/- 1%) cysteine content conserved in the primary sequence, and a homologous N-terminal region absent only in the echistatin isoforms. Each protein directly inhibits the interaction of purified platelet GPIIb-IIIa to immobilized fibrinogen about 100 times more effectively than does the pentapeptide Gly-Arg-Gly-Asp-Ser; IC50 values range from 1.1 to 3.0 nM. The IC50 value for the inhibition of platelet aggregation, using human platelet-rich plasma stimulated with ADP, ranges from 110 to 550 nM for the various proteins, about 1000-fold more potent than Gly-Arg-Gly-Asp-Ser. Kistrin binds reversibly to both resting and ADP-activated human platelets with high affinity (Kd = 10.8 nM and 1.7 nM, respectively) and to purified GPIIb-IIIa with a lower affinity (Kd = approximately 100 nM). Finally, kistrin injected at 1.0 mg/kg into rabbits reversibly inhibits platelet aggregation ex vivo over 30 min without induction of thrombocytopenia. We propose that these proteins are members of a general class of proteins found in the venom of pit vipers that inhibit platelet aggregation by antagonism of the GPIIb-IIIa-fibrinogen interaction and as such serve as potential antithrombotic agents.
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In 2017, 36 Shasta County residents visited an emergency department because of a prescription opioid-related overdose and 15 residents died from a prescription opioid-related overdose. More opioid overdose data is available on the California Opioid Overdose Surveillance Dashboard (https://discovery.cdph.ca.gov/CDIC/ODdash/).
Locally, The NoRxAbuse Coalition is leading a unified effort to prevent and reduce opioid addiction and overdoses in Shasta County. Through the efforts of the NoRxAbuse Coalition and state and community partners, Shasta County has seen a 25.8 percent decrease in opioid prescribing in the last two years along with many other positive outcomes.
The NoRxAbuse Coalition is committed to preventing abuse and diversion of prescription drugs with a special focus on preventing opioid addiction and overdose death in Shasta County through the promotion of safe prescribing, addiction treatment, access to naloxone, medication disposal, alternative pain management, and education on the risks associated with improper use of prescription medications. To support NoRxAbuse in this mission, the California Department of Public Health has launched the "Your Pain is Real. So Are the Risks." campaign.
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'Positive Energy': Blonde Parade Lifts Spirits in Gloomy Latvia
'Positive Energy' Blonde Parade Lifts Spirits in Gloomy Latvia
Latvians may be feeling depressed as a result of the economic crisis which has hammered the Baltic state, but over 500 blonde women did their best to lift spirits in Riga on Sunday with a parade and other "Blonde Weekend" events.
The global economic crisis has hit the Baltic state of Latvia particularly hard and left the population feeling blue. But one group of Latvian women has taken a novel approach to fighting the pervasive feeling of doom and gloom.
On Sunday, a procession of more than 500 blondes paraded through the capital Riga wearing pink and white. Many were escorted by lap dogs wearing the same cheerful hues. Their goal: to use their beauty to shine a little light into the dark mood caused by the global downturn.
Though it was far from being a protest march, some women used the opportunity to counter stereotypes. "I am beautiful, but I'm not dumb," Ilone Zigure told the news agency AFP. The student added that she hopes that those of her countrymen who are depressed about the economic crisis will find her "positive energy" contagious.
It's a sentiment that many observing the parade shared. "Finally, something positive," one 70-year-old woman watching the parade told AFP. "I just can't stand listening to people talk about the crisis anymore."
The parade was just part of a range of events making up Riga's "Blonde Weekend," which also included a golf tournament, a fashion show, a ball and a drawing contest for kids. The Latvian Blondes Association , which organized the events, hoped to use any proceeds from the weekend's activities toward a playground for handicapped children.
jtw -- with wire reports
Trouble in the Baltics: Latvia's Crisis Mirrors Eastern Europe's Woes


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Cal Poly Pomona College of Engineering
Engineering is the application of mathematics, empirical evidence and scientific, economic, social, and practical knowledge in order to invent, innovate, design, build, maintain, research, and improve structures, machines, tools, systems, components, materials, and processes.
The discipline of engineering is extremely broad, and encompasses a range of more specialized fields of engineering, each with a more specific emphasis on particular areas of applied science, technology and types of application.
The term Engineering is derived from the Latin ingenium, meaning "cleverness" and ingeniare, meaning "to contrive, devise".
The American Engineers' Council for Professional Development (ECPD, the predecessor of ABET) has defined "engineering" as:
Engineering has existed since ancient times as humans devised fundamental inventions such as the wedge, lever, wheel, and pulley. Each of these inventions is essentially consistent with the modern definition of engineering.
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An audio engineer works on the recording, manipulation, mixing, reproduction, and reinforcement of sound. Audio engineers work on the "...technical aspect of recording—the placing of microphones, the turning of pre-amp knobs, the setting of levels. The physical recording of any project is done by an engineer ... the nuts and bolts." Many audio engineers creatively use technologies to produce sound for film, radio, television, music, electronic products and computer games. Audio engineers also set up and operate sound reinforcement systems for concert, corporate, theatre, sporting and other events.
Alternatively, the term audio engineer can refer to a scientist or professional engineer who holds a B.Sc. or M.Sc. who designs, develops and builds new audio technologies working within the field of acoustical engineering.
Audio engineering concerns the creative and practical aspects of sounds including speech and music, as well as the development of new audio technologies and advancing scientific understanding of audible sound.
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The Cal Poly Pomona College of Engineering is the engineering college at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (Cal Poly Pomona) located in Pomona, California, United States. With over 5,600 undergraduate students (as of fall 2015), it is the largest engineering college in Southern California, the second largest college of engineering in the California State University system, and the seventeenth largest engineering college in the United States. In 2013 U.S. News & World Report ranks Cal Poly Pomona's undergraduate program 14th in the nation (for Master's-granting universities), and mentions that Cal Poly Pomona "has one of the top ranked engineering programs, and graduates roughly 1 of every 14 engineers in the state of California."
Because of the hands-on approach to academics and undergraduate focus, the college of engineering at Cal Poly Pomona is among the most selective engineering colleges in the nation and most of its departments are currently declared impacted (hold stringent standards for admissions). For fall 2015, the college admitted 45.3 percent of its total freshmen applicants who held an average unweighted GPA of 3.72 (out of 4.00) and SATs of 1178 (out of 1600), making the college admissions process statistically comparable to the University of California campuses at Davis, Irvine, and Santa Barbara.
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This natural area along the banks of Vltava River offers a variety of options for summer recreation in Prague. In this article we will try to answer the question: What does Žluté lázně really offer you?
If you want to enjoy sun, food and sport activities, head to Žluté lázně (or Yellow Spa in English) located on the east bank of the Vltava River in Podolí (Prague 4).
Hop on tram 3, 17 or 21 and get off at the stop Dvorce. After a 2 minutes walk from the tram stop you will find yourself at the entrance gate. During that short walk watch out for cyclists and in-line skaters.
If you arrive after 5pm, there is free entry. Before 5 the prices are set at 80CZK for adults.
You do not have to worry about a shortage of entertaining activities at Žluté lázně.
Beach volleyball, caged-beach football: 100 - 490 CZK per hour (it depends what time you want to play. Bare in mind that the rental prices go up in the afternoon and especially in the evening.
As you see Žluté lázně is a great space for summer fun. There are regular musical and sport events which are put on over the summer. Check out our previous article about open-air cinemas in Prague. One of the most popular open-air cinemas is found in Žluté lázně.


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Home/Featured/Galaxy S7 still ahead of iPhone 7.
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Mohit Verma October 25, 2016
In 2016 we have both Apple and Samsung lead smartphones accessible to purchase, but which is better? There is only one way to discover and that is our iPhone 7 vs Samsung Galaxy S7 comparison review.
In this way, first of all, we will examine about what we get:-
The Samsung's S7 is one of the most attractive smartphones available in the market in four color variants – Silver Titanium, White Pearl, Gold Platinum, and Black Onyx, which has truly a flawless, complex look about it. The Galaxy S7 offers a glass front and back bound together by a aluminium metal casing and Corning Gorilla Glass 4 protection, making its weight 152g.
On the other hand, the iPhone 7 is accessible in 5 color variants: Silver, Rose Gold and Gold and two brand new colors. A matte-dark finish joined the iPhone 7 line-up, and in addition a lustrous Jet Black.This lustrous Black color of the iPhone 7 looks incredible despite the fact that it's a magnet for fingerprints and numerous have reported that it scratches easily. The iPhone 7 weighs 138g – 14g less than the Samsung.
Coming to the earphone jack to complete this section, it's seemingly the greatest design change for the iPhone. Now you can no more simply plug in a pair of regular earphones to listen to music. You'll have to utilize Lightning perfect earphones, wireless ones or utilize the included connector. If that all sounds like an excessive amount of hassle then the Galaxy S7 is the way forward in this comparison.
The Galaxy S7 has a higher level of waterproofing protection than the iPhone 7, The Galaxy S7 has a rating of IP68 so you can take it to depths of more than 1.5m, additionally for up to 30 minutes.
On the other hand, iPhone 7 has a rating of IP67 which implies you to dunk it in up to 1m of water for up to 30 minutes.In genuine terms, they will both survive a dunking in the toilet and a substantial rain shower.
If we talk about Display we get a 5.1 inches and 4.7 inches Display individually on Galaxy S7 and iPhone 7, Here comes huge contrasts in both Displays, Galaxy S7 has Got eye getting a Super Amoled QHD Display with 2,560×1,440 resolution with 577 ppi Pixel Density, which is noticibly much superior to anything what Apple Offers, A LED-Backlit IPS LCD Display with Resolution of 750*1334 with 326 ppi Pixel Density.
Both Offers Great Protection for Display, which are best accessible in the Market. Samsung Offers Corning Gorilla Glass 4 Protection and Apple offers Ion-fortified glass with Oleophobic Coating.
The Only Advantage We get in the Display of iPhone 7 is 3D Touch, Apple is Using This Technology from couple of years back. We didn't find it much valuable in our every day life utilization.
At the end, the iPhone 7's display looks better then Apple's past handsets, yet its LCD technology isn't exactly a match for the Super AMOLED tech on the Samsung Galaxy S7.
Operating system is quite a personal thing thus you'll need to pick the operating system which suits you. This will rely on upon what phones you've used in the past and what other equipment you have. On the off chance that you as of now have a Mac or some kind then there are advantages to getting an iPhone, for example, sharing documents and messages between them effortlessly.
At the end, Android and iOS are the two best mobile operating system and each have their advantages and disadvantages. For example, the Galaxy S7 supports Multi-window so can run two applications next to each other at the same time which the iPhone 7 can't. As said before, the iPhone 7 has 3D Touch so you can put push the screen to get more alternatives and so on.
Speed is always a key which provide ground for any top-end smartphone, and Samsung's S7 is by a long shot the fastest Android handset I've used so far. Packed by one of Samsung's octa-core 2.3GHz Exynos 8890 chips and 4GB of RAM, the S7 outperforms practically every other Android handset right now available in the market. However, the iPhone 7's new A10 Fusion chip barely edges it, and on our Geekbench tests it scored 5,652 to the Galaxy S7's 5,295. It is really self-evident, that Single Core Performance matters more than Multicore Performance and Snapdragon 820 Knocked out in both Single core and Multicore Performance.
One thing is worth remarkable here is, Samsung is offering just Exynos Version in India.Which Performed much superior to Snapdragon 820 Version in all Tests.
The iPhone 7 has at last killed of the wretched 16GB model. It has stopped to be. It is an ex-storage option.
Instead, it's currently offered in 32GB, 128GB and 256GB versions with 2 GB of RAM, which is incredible news – unless you're after a 64GB model. Yet still a uplifting news for media hoarders
The S7 on the other hand, is just accessible in 32GB and 64GB versions packed with 4 GB of RAM and the great point is S7 supports microSD card – a much cheaper way to achieve higher storage levels compared to forking out for a high limit iPhone.
In iPhone, 2 GB of RAM, Seriously I don't Understand the purpose of giving 2GB of RAM in a Ultra High Range of Smartphone.It neither looks coherently or Technically Correct, as It will impact, on the off chance that you convey an excessive number of tasks in Your Phone.
Both, Galaxy S7 and iPhone 7 offers 12 Mega Pixels Rear Camera. Be that as it may, as All of us Know, Pixels Count is not Everything in Camera Quality.
Lets discuss those Factors..
Galaxy S7 has 26mm wide Lens, though iPhone 7 Offers 28mm wide Lens.
Galaxy S7 has Sensor Size of 1/2.5″ though iPhone 7 Offers 1/3″.
Galaxy S7 can do Image Recording at 9MP, though iPhone have the capacity of 8MP to do likewise.
Galaxy S7 has 5 Mega Pixels Front facing Camera with 22mm wide Lens, though iPhone 7 Offers 7 Mega Pixels Camera with 32mm wide Lens.
On Paper iPhone looks Better here, however, all things considered, execution, you can't see any distinction here as well..
On the off chance that we discuss Front confronting Camera, 22mm wide focal point looks more Practical than 32mm.
It's safe to say that iPhone 7's camera is much better than before, yet the Samsung Galaxy S7 still beats it.
SOUND EXPERIENCE
Here, both offers awesome Inbuilt Speakers which offers great sound experience.
If we talk about its Headphone jack, This is bad in some ways, and great in others, depending upon your point of view. It's great as in you can now plug active noise cancelling headphones straight forwardly into your iPhone, invalidating the requirement for a massive battery pack.
It's likewise clearly bad, because none of your standard 3.5mm jack-toting earphones and cables will work. The S7, obviously, doesn't have this issue.
Given the greater part of that, the Galaxy S7 ahead thanks for holding its earphone jack and make it more helpful for more individuals in general.
Samsung is Offering preety fast Fingerprint Sensor, Accelerometer, Gyro Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Compass, Barometer and Heart Rate Monitor.
And on other hand, Apple is Offering Fingerprint Sensor, Accelerometer, Gyro Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Compass and Barometer.
Here, iPhone doesn't have Heart Rate Monitor, which is important in today's everyday life for the fitness lovers.
Galaxy S7 Offers 3000 mAh Lithium Ion battery, which Gives talktime of Upto 22 hours and Upto 62 hours of Music Play.
iPhone 7 Offers only 1960 mAh Lithium Ion battery, which does not give that much good backup.. It Gives Upto 14 hours of talktime and Upto 40 hours of Music Play.
Fundamentally, Galaxy S7 offers just about 1 and half times more Backup in Comparison to iPhone 7, in spite of having a QHD Display, which ordinarily battery hungry. Samsung has truly buckled down on Battery backup Department..
Samsung offers Fast charging, and i have tested that, The fast charging adapter which can charge the 60% battery in 30 minutes. It will charge your 3000 mAh Battery 0 to 100% in roughly 2 hours. It also offers Wireless Charging.
On the other hand, iPhone does not offer these facilities. It will take roughly 1 hour and 45 minutes to charge 1,960 mAh battery to 100%.
Which means, you will get better battery backup in practically same Charging time, Enjoying a Super Amoled QHD Display.
Galaxy S7 comes in 3 Colors, Black Onyx, White Pearl, Silver Titanium and Gold Platinum, Its 32 GB Varient is Available at 43,400 INR.
iPhone 7 likewise comes in 5 Colors, Black, Jet Black, Silver, Gold, Rose Gold and Its 32 GB Varient is Priced at 60,000 INR, 128 GB Varient is Priced at 70,000 INR and 256 GB Varient is Priced at 80,000 INR which is too high as compare to Samsung Galaxy s7.
Despite the fact that the iPhone 7 has a few changes on its predecessor like the better camera, it's very little of a upgrade by any means (and at a higher cost than before). And in that many individuals will discover the absence of an earphone jack in iPhone7, the Galaxy S7 gives an all round better smartphone for less cash.
Now you will have to Decide, what you will get if you spend around 17 to 37,000 more cash to get the iPhone 7, You will get less powerful battery, less powerful and not any more innovative battery charging technology, less capable display, more powerful Front Facing Camera, No Heart Rate Monitor.
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achu says:
Samsung galaxy s7 is better then I phone 7
Mohit Verma says:
Yaa, Far better.
Not Even in Looks but in terms of Performance, Battery Life, Camera quality too.
Rahul Singh says:
Yeah, android is far better than iOS
tarun says:
Review helped me a lot
Very nice brother
mehraj says:
I just love this site.. <3 this is one of best post i evr see…thanks sir 🙂
Thanks alot Dear for your this kind of love. I hope you will love our further posts too 🙂
Dinesh says:
Samsung is still best whatever happen, i love samsung
Vishal says:
Android Is Faster than IOs
I dont think so, iOs and iPhone 7 wins peoples heart already…
You can read the Article above.. i have already highlighted the difference
Money garg says:
Looking to buy iphone7
Thats up to you 🙂
By the way you can save your money by buying samsung S7 or S7 edge 🙂
Aayush Ambuj says:
OfCourse Samsung
Samsung is good but again the question arises about battery security??
That issue was only in Samsung Note 7 Only.. Samsung S7 is safe to use 🙂
No doubt Samsung is really good but again the question arises about battery ?? And yes site is really good for reviews and information…
enfiestate says:
Judging on specifications alone, Samsung's Galaxy S7 pulls ahead of the iPhone 7 on both its display and built-in camera.
kemperpeople.com says:
And as Samsung gets ready to launch Galaxy Note 7 and Apple's plans to unveil the iPhone 7 get closer, the Korean tech giant is still leading the way as far as flagship handset sales are concerned in the U.S.


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