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Q: Codeigniter insert to database via ajax from model I currently have a page with a single form element. Upon entering a value into the text box, a modal window pops up showing the value you have entered.Upon clicking confirm the value is then entered into the database. This is working fine but I'm looking to have another modal window popup when the insert is successful but I am struggling with it.
I'm thinking of going down the route of submitting the form via ajax and then showing the confirmation modal but I can't seem to get it working. I'm not sure if its the fact that I'm using two modal windows or what it is really.
<form action="<?php echo base_url()."index.php/create/createHospital"; ?>" method = "post" name = "form1" id ="form1" >

Enter Hospital Information

    Name:
    <input type="text" class = "input2" id="hospitalName" name="hospitalName" class = "newUserForm">

        <button type="button"  id = "hospital_submit_button" class = "hospital_submit_button" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#userModal">Add New Hospital</button>

</form>

Create New Hospital?

 Hospital Information

  Hospital:

        <button type="submit"  id = "overlaysubclass2"> Yes,Complete</button>
        <button id = "editoverlay" data-dismiss="modal"> No,Edit Info</button>

When confirming the value in the modal window I am using:
 $('#hospital_submit_button').click(function() {

            var hospitalName = $('#hospitalName').val();

            $('#hospital1').text(hospitalName);

        });

    $('#overlaysubclass2').click(function(){
        document.form1.submit();

    });

This was the ajax call I have at the moment but I'm unsure how to tie it in with the rest of the code?
$(function() {
   $("#form1").on("submit", function(event) {
       event.preventDefault();
       $.ajax({
           url: "<?php echo base_url()."index.php/create/createHospital"; ?>",
           type: "post",
           data: $(this).serialize(),
           success: function(d) {
               alert(d);
           }
       });
   });

});
Alternatively, does anyone have an idea of how to achieve the modal another way?
Thanks in advance
Model
    function create_hospital($data){

        $theData = array(
            'hospitalName' => $this->input->post('hospitalName'),

        );

        $insert = $this->db->insert('hospitals', $theData);
        return $insert;

    }

Controller
  function createHospital()
{

      //  $hospital=$this->input->post('hospitalName');
      //  echo $hospital;

        $theData = array(

            'hospitalName' => $this->input->post('hospitalName'),
        );

        $this->user_model->create_hospital($theData);
        //$data['message'] = 'Data Inserted Successfully';

      redirect('Admin/add_hospitals');
    }

MODAL I WANT TO POPUP ON SUCCESSFULL INSERT TO DB

Confirm?

 Hospital Information

 confirmed

            <input type = "submit" name="submit" value = "Yes,Confirm" id = "confirmbutton">
            <input type = "submit" name="submit" value = "No,Edit Info" id = "editoverlay" data-dismiss="modal">

Would it not be a case of using:
 success: function(data) {
                       // alert("success");
                        $("#confirmModal").modal("show");

                    }

A: Modify Html as
    <form  id ="form1" >

Enter Hospital Information

    Name:
    <input type="text" class = "input2" id="hospitalName" name="hospitalName" class = "newUserForm">

        <button type="button"  id = "hospital_submit_button" class = "hospital_submit_button" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#userModal">Add New Hospital</button>

</form>

Create New Hospital?

 Hospital Information

  Hospital:

        <button type="button"  id = "overlaysubclass2"> Yes,Complete</button>
        <button id = "editoverlay" data-dismiss="modal"> No,Edit Info</button>

Now use jquery Ajax as

Now You have to print value from controller method as
function createHospital(){
  $hospital_name=$this->input->post('hospitalName');
 $theData = array(

        'hospitalName' => $hospital_name
    );

   $hospital_id= $this->user_model->create_hospital($theData);
   if($hospital_id>0){
         echo $hospital_id;
    }
}

Model as follow
function create_hospital($data){
     $this->db->insert('hospitals',$data);
            return $this->db->insert_id();
    }

Then you will get ajax success (alert) as your last inserted Id what you will pass to the input field then click on the submit button .
Hope it will work.
Thank you!


We owe thanks to another good friend from the wet-shaving boards for encouraging us to design and make what turned out to be the Paladin® Moe™ shaving brush. Back in mid-2015 he loaned us two Simpson Eagle variants, lamenting that neither was currently available as new with a 2-band knot. Truth is that although we admire many Simpson handle-styles, the Eagle's isn't one for which we had much enthusiasm. After the loaners arrived, however, we began to warm to the project. Each of the Eagles in our possession had different characteristics we liked and others we didn't like. Our first prototype of a clearly derivative yet distinctive design leaned toward the older of the two Simpson examples. That prototype looked really good to us but, disappointingly, didn't feel quite right in hand. So, we made another run at it, this time grafting in the PK-47's concave section and then adapting adjacent geometry to accommodate that feature. What resulted is simply a killer handle. The Moe is best suited for face lathering, but we wouldn't hesitate to use it with a bowl.


In early October 2016 I attended a big social media event called Engage Bali – Social Media Summit by Social Bakers. It was the first event in Asia that invite professionals from all around the world and especially big media companies. The event was held in Bali which is our company based, that's why we did not think twice to join the event in order to absorb the knowledge and experience from the expert in Social Media field.
It was common workshop which contain general discussion and basic knowledge to understand your competitor, whether they do good campaign or not, in order to get more reach & impression.
this workshop was more interesting than the fist one, but unfortunately it's not enough time to explain everything in one session. By the way in this session, we were grouped to do the presentation and I was the part of the winning team "Content Nirvana". It was great time to meet and share experience with guys from Storyhub (Australia), Astro (Malaysia), Astra life (Indonesia), Vocanic (Singapore), Dimo (Srilanka), and Vidio (Indonesia).
What were they doing in social media conference? No particular reason needed but this is really cool thing to have them in this event. Everyone knows NASA well, people would love to follow them in their any social media account without need to spend money on promotion field.
LEGO has been known around the world for years, but they still do social media for marketing & branding purpose in order to increase their sales, as well as creative campaign about #kronkiwongi to drove more customer engagement.
Love their Creatures of the Night campaign, no wonder it won numbers of local and global awards. Great content combine with perfect timing is important to get reach/impression.
Indonesian knows GO-JEK well, this startup is always in the news since the first time. Their motto is 'Brand is not what we tell to consumer but what consumer tells to each other' as seen from every video ads they created.
Australian Open is very famous event for sport enthusiast around the world specially for tennis fans. Engage with fans or getting more new fans by provide what fans want to see on their social media content is the matters.
We are not using Social Bakers yet for data analytics, but been trying it for 14 days trial. Maybe need full features to understand and improve performance for social media. The workshop was awesome, something that we can't see everyday. And to meet great people with great experiences is valuable thing – to share the knowledge and expand the network, however 1-2 days is not enough.


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Comments: Week of August 29, 2011
1. Alex Morris's profile of gender-bending model Andrej Pejic, who has made a name for himself by walking in both men's and women's shows ("The Prettiest Boy in the World," August 22), took many readers by surprise, and not for the obvious reasons. "We knew he was beautiful, but we didn't know [he] was so freakin' funny," wrote the blog Fabsugar. At the Gloss, Ashley Cardiff was also impressed with Pejic, writing that he "continues to establish himself as one of the more thoughtful, well-spoken, and good-humored models working today." "Reading it made us fall even more in love with the most gorgeous boy on Earth," gushed Alyssa Vingan at Stylecaster, who called Pejic "the world's most mystifying male model." "Our favorite part, however, was when he addresses his gender-bending identity as 'The Situation.' Yes, just like on the Jersey Shore." At the Frisky, Julie Gerstein also focused on the gender politics of the profile: "I find it fascinating that Pejic says that he needs to look the way that he does—it highlights that, for transgender people, the desire to dress or perform as one gender identity or another isn't simply a matter of dress up, but one of necessity." At the New Gay, Topher Burns thought the profile didn't go deep enough: "Alex Morris sat down with a man who gets selected over most women as the embodiment of feminine beauty, and instead of coming away with a story about gender identity in America, [Morris] came away with a story about just another model. This could mean that either Morris is a dangerously fatuous fashion zombie, or an insidious revolutionary hellbent on total societal equality." At nymag.com, some commenters were still less kind. "No wonder women feel awful about their bodies, when it is decreed that the most beautiful woman isn't a woman at all," wrote one. "He's beautiful," acknowledged another, "but I prefer my men to look like actual men."
2. More fashion-hero worship: "Jenna Lyons's profile in the Fall Fashion issue ("The J in J.Crew," August 22) may just be the most fawning feature we've ever read written of a human being, which would be annoying, if it wasn't about Jenna Lyons, which is to say: It's totally accurate," wrote Verena von Pfetten at Styleite. Steff Yotka, at Fashionista, also loved the story. "When I started reading it I thought I couldn't admire Lyons any more than I already do—she worked her way up in a national company and revitalized J.Crew from a fuddy-duddy lady brand into the coolest thing for ladies of all ages." At the Grindstone, Meredith Lepore admired in particular Lyons's modesty and taste: "The author presents compliment after compliment on the far-reaching impact of Jenna's taste on American women. However, the humble Jenna doesn't look at it that way," noting Lyons's comment that "Hubris is not so cute." "This is an extremely modest attitude considering that she has come up with such great designs that I literally have to run past the store's windows sometimes with hands covering my eyes because the clothing is so enticing. Have you seen the new fall line? The woman is trying to kill me." At xojane.com, Emily McCombs declared, "I am now officially into the J.Crew creative director whose chic, effortless-looking style has rejuvenated the brand/inspired all that girl love. Reasons include: She is six-foot-five in heels; she pissed off the gender-Nazis by including a photo of herself painting her son's toenails pink in a catalogue, then refusing to comment on it; and she wore a V-neck sweater to this year's Costume Institute Ball." Commenters at nymag.com found the profile a bit obsequious, however. "The fangirl nature of the story was too much for me," wrote one. "I have always liked J.Crew, but I don't need to worship the woman who runs the company." Another was even harsher: "I hope Jenna is not as boring as she seems."
3. Readers found Jason Zengerle's meditation on the unflappability of Barack Obama ("No-Drama Drama," August 22) a bit too sympathetic to the president. "When and if Obama loses in 2012, it will be because he imitated Neville Chamberlain in default negotiations in 2011," wrote one commenter at nymag.com. "Jersey Shore is a better experiment in 'reality-based' activity than the Obama administration," wrote another. "A realistic approach to governing would have replicated the pro-growth policies of the Reagan-Clinton era, and not the debt-fueled government expansion of the Bush 43 era." Another agreed: "The man is profoundly out of touch and has been all along, a modern-day Manchurian candidate of emptiness and nothingness. 'President Romney' … better get used to it."
Send correspondence to: nymletters@nymag.com

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Teamhacksung has been porting ICS (to be CM9) for the Galaxy S and Captivate we feel that it has reached a state where it would benefit from public testing. However this is still a very early versions and there will be bugs. Bug reports are allowed in this thread only. Please check the known issues section before reporting a bug. The most minor bugs are welcomed (we'd love to know them, but we may not fix them instantly).
- First time flashing ICS to your Captivate (or coming from another ROM)?
- Coming from another ICS build?
- Upgrading from another build of ICS by teamhacksung?
Userspace Source: Patches are being integrated into CM's mainline tree. Device tree are available on teamhacksung's github, but may not be buildable. No support for the source code, do not post that you are not able to build it.
Video recording does not work.
Video playback is not hardware-accelerated.
Photo taking does not work with the front camera.
Movie Studio does not work.
WiFi automatically turns on after quitting airplane mode if WiFi was used during airplane mode.
Reboot to recovery by default even though recovery not selected.
USB Tethering on Windows requires the user go to to driver update and manually select the RNDIS driver.
Data activity icon sometimes gets stuck even data is off.
Cannot encrypt phone after restoring data.
Persistent "Removed SD card" message on external sd card removal.
Large photos cannot be edited.
A2DP bluetooth headsets do not work.
Installer does not work on Samsung ROMs.
Factory reset (from settings menu) does not clear /datadata.
GApps: Android Keyboard appears twice in Settings.
My calendar sync isn't working!
Install the latest build and gapps and gapps fixer. If it still doesn't work, wipe your data.
Check the list at http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1402210 (unaffiliated with teamhacksung) first and check if it works on other ICS phones. Most likely, it's the application's problem, not ours.
Can I mount the phone as mass storage via USB?
Starting from BUILD12, mass storage is the default configuration (might not apply to existing installations). The below command can be used to change into USB Mass Storage mode. USB Mass Storage mode is always used in recovery.
Please reboot after executing the command.
I can't adb into the phone!
Can I flash other modems?
You may flash modem packages designed for CM7.
The screenshot taking function is built into ICS. Hold volume down + power.
Can I use CM7 kernels?
No, the kernel has modifications to make graphics, camera, data counter and data limit work.
Can I disable LED Notification?
Yes. Untick Settings -> Display -> Pulse notification light.
Maps keeps asking me to sign in even though I'm signed in!
Ignore the sign in dialog and pull down the notification menu. Answer the request for permission. Do this a few times and Maps will work.
How do I enter Captivate Settings (Device Settings)?
Type "am start com.cyanogenmod.AriesParts/.AriesParts" from adb. Or starting from BUILD 7, it is available as an icon in your launcher.
How do I enter service mode?
Type "*#*#197328640#*#*" into the dialer.
Is there a Vibrant version?
We currently lack a developer/maintainer for Vibrant.
What's working? Why is there only a list of issues?
Everything else not listed are supposed to be working (aside from the usual CM7 bugs). If they're not listed, please post so that they can be added to the list of issues. A list of issues is far more useful from a development standpoint.
Why am I getting notified that my data partition is getting full when I have 1+ GB free?
Your /datadata partition, a smaller partition, is getting full.
Also, there is an additional FAQ by XDA forum user everest.deth that might be useful if your question isn't answered above.
CyanogenMod team: Setting up the infrastructure and being a great help in the porting process.
Wow, great news. Looking forward to trying this out!
what does [ITl41D] mean in the title?
Wouldnt [CM9 beta] be more descriptive?
there are already 2 other ICS port threads.
It is not Cyanogenmod 9 yet so why would it be a beta. This is no even an alfa of CM9.
That was fast! I look forward to trying it once it has some of the major bugs worked out. Thanks to teamhacksung for all the effort to get to this point.
Its the build number. All AOSP builds have them.
Additionally, this isn't CM9 yet, it hasn't been merged.


The focal point 'Eurasia in Global Dialogue' responds to challenges posed by the increasing isolation of a number of countries in the Eurasia region (Turkey, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, etc.), which is the result of these countries' international and domestic politics. In this situation, it is more important than ever to keep their intellectual elites in touch with the West.
The focal point presents the findings of the project 'Eurasia in Global Dialogue' being carried out at the Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna (IWM). It is edited by Clemena Antonova at the IWM. The focal point is an extension of the earlier focal point, 'Russia in Global Dialogue' that ran in Eurozine and at the IWM from 2012–2018. Further texts have been contributed by journals in the Eurozine network.
This focal point is a cooperation between Eurozine and the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM), Vienna.
Russian public opinion and Vladimir Putin's "Ukrainian policy"


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PSLE And O-Level Oral Exams To Be Held In Person This Year Despite Covid-19 Restrictions
Despite the tightened Covid-19 measures in Singapore, PSLE and O-level oral exams will still be held in person this year.
The Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) and O-levels oral exams in Singapore will still be held in person this year. Despite the tightened Covid-19 measures, students are still expected to physically sit through these exams.
The Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) will be monitoring the situation. They will also be providing updates to exam arrangements.
PSLE And O-Levels Oral Exams In Singapore To Be Held In Person This Year
Image source: Facebook / Ministry of Education, Singapore
The SEAB tells The Straits Times that oral examinations need to be conducted in person. This is to align with the teaching and learning methods of language subjects in schools that focus on face-to-face communication.
"A change in the mode of the oral examination would result in candidates being less prepared to perform and interact with the examiners in an online setting," says a SEAD spokesman.
Having face-to-face interactions will also allow oral examiners to observe candidates more closely. This way, they'll be able to provide prompts to students if needed.
The O-levels oral exams in Singapore are scheduled to start in July.
Schools To Ensure That Social Distancing Measures Will Be Followed
SEAB says they will also work closely with schools so that all social distancing measures are followed during the PSLE and O-levels oral exams.
The safety measures that will take in place include:
Clear plastic shields to be placed between the candidates and oral examiners
Facilities are to be disinfected
Students will be given staggering dismissal times
SEAB assures that it will continue to monitor the Covid-19 situation. They also shared that updates will be provided if ever changes are to be made regarding exam arrangements.
The Ministry of Education (MOE) adds that the mid-year GCE O- and A- level mother tongue examinations will also proceed as planned. This will come with strict safety management measures in place.
It was only last month when MOE announced that all schools were to shift to home-based learning until the end of the term on 28 May. The ministry has also urged parents to comply with its screening policy of keeping their children at home as much as possible.
Let us all continue to practice good personal hygiene and adhere to the new Covid-19 restrictions to keep our families safe.
Note: More information on these examinations to come. Follow theAsianparent for latest updates on education in Singapore.
Lead image source from Facebook / Ministry of Education, Singapore.
NTU Singapore and Marshall Cavendish Education Collaborate to Develop Online Courses for K12 Educators
Inspiring the Next Generation of Scientists and Engineers With 3M Girls Can Tinker Program
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The New PSLE Scoring System: Ensure That Your Child Doesn't Get Left Behind
Ong Ye Kung Answered FAQs On The Covid-19 Situation And Reassured Parents
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Tips for acing English EXAMS for Singapore primary school students!


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Tal Fishman (Comedian) Wiki, Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Girlfriend, Net Worth, Family: 10 Facts about him
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Who is Tal Fishman? He is an American Comedy content creator. He is well known for his comdey skills. He touted to stardom for his successful Reaction Time channel, which has amassed over 15 million subscribers. He specialized in videos where he reacted to various pop culture news, including pop stars such as Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande. Tune in bio and know more about Tal Fishman's Wiki, Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Girlfriend, Net Worth, Family and many more Facts about him!
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How tall is Tal Fishman? He stands at a height of 6 ft 2 in tall or else 1.87 m or 187 cm. He weighs around 68 Kg or 149 lbs. He is a fitness freak as well. He has dark brown eyes and blonde hair.
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Tal Fishman
Real Name Tal Fishman
Nick Name Tal
Birthplace Los Angeles, CA
Birth Sign Capricorn
Height approx 6 ft 2 in (1.87 m)
Weight approx 68 Kg (149 lbs)
Body Measurements approx 42-32-38 inches
Biceps Size 19.5 inches
Girlfriend Maddie Dean
Net Worth Approx $2 m (USD)
10 Facts about Tal Fishman
He was born on December 27, 1996 in Los Angeles, CA. At present, he is 23-yrs old. He holds American nationality and belongs to mixed ethnicity.
Family: His father and mother names are not known in public domian.
He has siblings as well. He collaborates with his brother Adi Fishman on both YouTube and YouNow. He also has an older sister named Shani.
He also launched the channels Game Time and Free Time.
He can be found on Instagram as talfishman.
In 2019, he filmed a girlfriend tag video with his girlfriend Maddie Dean.
In 2015, he uploaded his first video to Reaction Time on his birthday.
He also made comedy skits with his younger brother on a different channel in 2014.
He also launched the channels Game Time and Free Time. He can be found on Instagram as talfishman.
He is active on social media platforms and has an immense fan following there.
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Gov. Mills extends business curfew until January
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Thousands of Moderna vaccine doses possibly ruined by temperature change
WATCH: Maine CDC holds COVID-19 briefing
Jan. 19 update: Midcoast records seven new COVID-19 cases
Maine's COVID-19 death toll rises by five
Maine's COVID-19 death toll increases by three
Jan. 18 update: Midcoast records 25 new cases, one new recovery
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AUGUSTA — Governor Janet Mills announced Friday she will extend the requirement for certain businesses statewide to close by 9 p.m. through Sunday, January 3, 2021.
The extension is aimed at limiting activities that lead to COVID-19 transmission, amid a sustained and dangerous increase in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and positivity rates in the State of Maine, according to a news release.
Today, Dec. 4, the state recorded 290 new cases, four new deaths, 164 presently hospitalized individuals, and a seven-day test positivity rate of 4.87 percent.
"It is too early to know the impact of the Thanksgiving holiday on the spread of COVID-19 in Maine, but with hundreds of people getting sick all across the state, and many more dying and so many receiving critical care in our overburdened hospitals, we cannot afford to let down our guard," Governor Mills said. "This targeted step aims to limit evening gatherings in public settings where we know folks are more likely to let their guard down and expose themselves and others to this deadly virus. At the same time, this action allows businesses to stay open for the majority of their operating hours, as long as they comply with basic public health and safety measures. Of course, we are also cautioning against private gatherings as well. The fact is, any gathering of people for any reason, particularly without masking and social distancing, is a dangerous event."
The Governor also warned future action may come from her Administration, depending on the future path of the virus.
"If we are not able to get this virus under control, other steps may be necessary," she said. "I ask all Maine people, please do your part. Don't take chances: wear your face covering, wash your hands, watch your distance and avoid gatherings. Getting back to normal sometime next year first requires us to survive the holidays this year."
Prior to Thanksgiving, the Mills Administration announced all outdoor and indoor amusement venues, movie theaters, performing arts venues, casinos, and businesses that provide seated food and drink service, including social clubs, restaurants, and bars and tasting rooms currently open for outdoor service, must close for the night by 9 p.m. through December 6.
This limit on closing times is aimed at curbing extended evening gatherings during the holiday season when individuals, including students and family members returning to Maine from elsewhere, are more likely to lower their guard, particularly later in the evening, jeopardizing adherence to critical public health and safety guidelines.
"With increasing community transmission, we all need to take steps to deny the virus opportunities to harm our friends, family, and loved ones," said Dr. Nirav D. Shah, Director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention. "Delaying shared celebrations or adapting holiday traditions in ways that allow us to spread good cheer without spreading the virus can help ease stress on Maine's health care system and potentially save lives."
The early closure time, however, still allows these businesses to maintain some daytime operations. Curbside pick-up and delivery service are still permitted after 9 p.m. Early business closing times are in line with actions taken by other states, the news release stated, including Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, and New York.
Checklists for Indoor Amusement; Outdoor Amusement; Movie Theaters; Performing Art Venues; Casinos and Seated Food and Drink Service have been updated to reflect this change. All COVID-19 Prevention checklists can be viewed on the Department of Economic and Community Development's website.
Chamber welcomes 2 new businesses


We always get tricked here in the Pacific Northwest. It looks sunny and gorgeous outside, but once you're out there, you freeze. Luckily, the Marshall family put up with the cold to get their family portraits done out at Mary S. Young Park in West Linn, OR.
The park had some great walking paths with access to little creeks as well as the banks of the Willamette.
We climbed over the rocks on the bank to face away from the sun (no one wants squinty faces) and hopefully shelter from some of the wind. In the end, it just gave the girls the wind blown look that all the mdels go for with their hair.
I really liked the fallen log and glad they wre good sports climbing up onto it.
We even snuck in a cute maternity portrait!
Taking a different way back to the trail head, we found a cute little bridge and a wooden staircase that lead back to a path with some gorgeous lighting and trees, so I made the reluctant teens stop and give their parents a nice portrait.
Thank you to this amazing family for putting up with the cold weather adn having some fun with me out in West Linn!
Missy Fant is a wedding, engagement, and portrait photographer in Vancouver, WA.


This is a story about a special friend named (imaginary name). He always came to school with a smile on his face and a big heart full of love for his classmates. (Hold up the big heart.) (Name) listened to his teacher, did his best work, and helped his friends. However, some of his friends weren't always so kind. Joe made fun of his shoes and broke a little of his heart. (Tear off a piece of the heart and let it drop to the floor.) Ann said, "I'm saving this seat and you can't sit here" at story time and broke a little more of his heart. Sammy wouldn't share his crayons (tear off a little of the heart) and Sara called him a mean name. What are some other things that might break his heart? (Let the children name other things that cause hurt feelings as you let the pieces fall to the floor.) By the end of the day his heart was all in pieces and it was so sad.
Who can tell me how to put his heart back together? What are some kind things you can do for your friends? As children name different acts of kindness pick the pieces of the heart off the floor. Glue the pieces together on a poster as a reminder to have a kind heart. Encourage children to write friends' names on the poster when they are kind and helpful to them!
Glue copies of rhymes, songs, or finger plays to old CDs or 4 ½" circles. Place in a gift bag or box and write "Juke Box" on the front. When you've got a few extra minutes pull out the "Juke Box." Give a child a pretend quarter to put in the "Juke Box" and choose a song or rhyme.
According to research, most classrooms waste 20% of the day having children wait, line up, wash their hands, clean up, yada yada. What a super simple way to take advantage of those teachable moments!
Get a spiral notebook and write "New Shoes" on the front. When children wear a new pair of shoes invite them to draw a picture of their new shoes in the book.
P.S. One of my 16 month old granddaughter's first words was "shoes." Do you think loving shoes is part of her gene pool?
You won't find this in any curriculum guide or state standards, but I believe one of our most important jobs as early childhood educators is to give children hopes and dreams. Someone has to believe in them!
My friend's granddaughter has been going through a difficult time. Children reflect what goes on in the home, and her parents are going through a nasty divorce. Anyway, when my friend picked the little girl up from school the child looked so sad. My friend said, "One day when you are sixteen we are going to go to Paris and buy us some pretty shoes and pretty dresses!" She said the little girl smiled and her eyes danced. I don't know why that touched me so, but it did. A little word of encouragement can change the world of a child!
It's Sunday and we are grateful that Irene passed by Charleston. Our grandson K.J. was lucky to get on a plane Friday before the storm hit and we are LOVING having him spend the week before school starts with us. And his mother is happy not to be cooped up in the house with him as they weather the storm in DC!
You know, I try not to be too political in my blogs, but since it's Sunday I want to share this idea. You could only use this parting if you were in a Christian school, but it's so sweet!
Teacher: May the Lord watch between me and thee.
Children: While we are absent one from another.
Blessings of JOY to all of you and prayers for those in Irene's path!
It's hurricane season and those of us who live on the coast hold our breath! I will certainly lift all of you in Irene's path up in my prayers.
This is such an uncertain world, and it must be terrifying for young children who don't understand everything they see and hear. Teachers get frightened as well, but you have to put on a happy face and be brave. Children need someone to reassure them that they will be safe and you must remind them that you won't let anything happen to them. They are precious and they are brave!
Encourage children to talk about their concerns and accept their feelings. Let them draw pictures and write stories about storms and things that they are afraid of. Brainstorm what they can do when they are scared.
Make storm cookies. These are special cookies that can only be made when there is a storm in the forecast. And, they can only be consumed when the first raindrop begins to fall!
Beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs. Then add the dry ingredients.
Bake 325 degrees for 10-12 minutes.
Hint! Substitute chocolate chips or cranberries for the raisins.
Substitute coconut for quick oats.
Here's a great line up song to the tune of "Hi Ho, Hi Ho, It's off to Work We Go."
And our belly buttons all in a row.
"Froggie Went a Courting" has always been one of my favorite tunes. Sing the song below to the tune when you want the children to settle down.
Put your bottom on the rug, uh-huh. Uh-huh.
And give yourself a great big hug. Uh-huh! Uh-huh!
I received the kindest email from a teacher this morning. This is why I do what I do and LOVE what I do!
My kindergarten team LOVES the Parent Power Pak! Thank you, thank you! We have been using the Nightly Reading Record Sheet for years and creating our own monthly homework calendar. You have saved us so much work and your ideas are so "family friendly." Dr. Jean, you are the lady who keeps kindergarten from turning into first grade.
I'm all about free, simple, and FUN! Here are some fantastic websites where you can find some great ideas.
WOW! This is an amazing site with incredible books that you can download to go with finger plays and rhymes. I've never met Nellie Edge, but we are of the same school – BACK TO OUR ROOTS! Talk to them, read to them, sing to them!
I love the nursery rhyme books that you can download from this site. There's a special link so you can run them in black.
I'd love to meet this teacher and give her a hug for all of her great games and ideas. You'll find perfect activities for pre-K and K ready to download and use.
If you're looking for a way to improve fluency and meet the needs of individual learners in your classroom, then this site is a MUST. Check out their "Dolch Kit." You'll find ideas for word study booklets, organization, involving parents, and more.
Here's one more website from a wonderful teacher. You'll have a ball checking out all of Vanessa Levin's great ideas and printables.
1. How many of you have a television in your home? How many of you have your own television in your bedroom?
2. How many of you have a computer in your home?
3. How many of you have your own pair of scissors?
Yep! You're right! Most every child has a television or computer, but only a few have a pair of scissors. Many parents think scissors are dangerous, but they let their children watch violent television programs. I don't get it? Anyway, here's a great idea to share with parents.
Get a plastic tub from the dollar store and fill it with junk mail, catalogs, old greeting cards, scrap paper, etc. Put a pair of children's safety scissors in the tub and they can cut, tear, and be creative. This way you can supervise scissors and encourage cutting at the same time.
More! Add a hole punch or decorative scissors to the tub.
What do you do with those students who always finish their work early? I loved this idea a teacher shared. Get five plastic tubs and put different materials in each one. For example: puzzles, play dough, stringing beads, stamp pad and letter stamps, books, file folder games, shape blocks and pattern cards, etc. When children finish early, they can get a tub and complete the activity.
If your children are grouped at tables, you could do a tub for each table with several items for the children to choose from. Create 4 or 5 tubs and then rotate them each week. That way you'll only have to prepare the tubs once a month.
Here's a special request. I know many of you took photographs at conferences I presented at this summer. If you would send one to me drjean@drjean.org or my webmaster alex@alexmay.com I would like to use them on my home page for September. Thanks!
You will need a letter size envelope and sentence strips cut in 10" sections to make this game. Seal the envelope and then snip off the left hand side. Write children's names on the sentence strips and glue their picture to the end. Insert sentence strips in the envelope and challenge children to blend the sounds and predict who it could be as you slowly pull out one letter at a time.
*Print color words, number words, or other words and glue a picture clue on the right hand side so children can confirm their predictions.
*Write math facts and answers on the sentence strips so children can self correct as they pull and peek.
*Use for alphabetical order, numerical order, etc.
I was looking for something in an old file and I luckily came across this inspirational thought that Leah Becks shared with me several years ago. It seemed like a perfect blog for the beginning of the school year.
I have a great job in the universe of occupations.
It's a very important job. If you want to know how important, just go out at night and look at the stars twinkling and sparkling. You see, I'm a teacher, an educator, a mentor. The stars are the children in my class. My job is to take them – in whatever shape they come – and shine and buff them and then send them out to take their places as bright twinkling beacons in the sky. They come into my room in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes they're bent, tarnished, dirty, crinkly or broken. Some stars are cuddly and soft. Some are prickly and thorny. As I buff and polish, I train and teach my little stars. I tell them that the world cannot do without them. I tell them they can be the brightest, shiniest stars in the sky and the world will be a better place because of them. Each night as I look at the sky, I'm reminded of my very important job and awesome responsibility. Then I get my soft buffing cloth and my bottle of polish in preparation for tomorrow…for my class of little stars.
May all of your little stars twinkle this year because of YOU!
Good morning! It's Saturday! Yeah! I'm home drinking my coffee and it's going to be a great day! I have LOVED meeting so many new teachers this summer, but I'm ready to be home for a few weeks.
This week I had the opportunity to visit Fergus Falls, Minnesota. The drive from Minneapolis over rolling hills and past cornfields reminded me of "Oh, beautiful for spacious skies..." Is this a great country or what? Every once in a while we need to stop and remind ourselves of all the wonderful things in America instead of focusing on the negative!
Everybody have a seat, have a seat, have a seat.
Everybody have a seat on the floor.
Not on the ceiling, not on the door.
Everybody have a seat on the floor!
Everybody have a seat on your chair.
Not on the ceiling, not in the air.
1 – Whenever the teacher says "one" everyone should sit down quietly.
2 – When the teacher says "two" everyone should put their hands in their laps.
3 – When the teacher says "three" everyone should smile.
You can add other signals, such as "four" line up at the door, or "five" hands by sides.
(School) is better than all the rest!
And our letters are out of sight.
And that makes our teacher glad!
We make new friends and follow rules.
Getting along is really cool.
And we prove it everyday!
(School), (School) is the best!
We are super, yes we are.
Look out world, here comes a star.
You can also go to my website (drjean.org), click on videos, and then click on "Back to School Songs" to see me demonstrate lots of activities to start your year with a song.
You are going to LOVE this idea! It's a quick and easy way to engage all the children in your classroom as you review information.
Every child will need a zipper bag (Hefty One Zip Click Gallon Size) and an answer sheet. Cut paper 10" x 8 ½" and write letters, numerals, words, colors, shapes, etc. along the left side. Adapt the answer sheet to specific skills and needs of your class. For example, if your children are struggling with the numerals 11-20, then write the numerals 11-20. Hint! You will have to roll the paper a little to fit it in the bag.
Last week a teacher suggested making a number line on the answer sheet so children could zip to the "answer" as the teacher called out math facts or number stories.
for the storm to pass over.
It's about dancing in the rain!
I feel like doing a little "preaching" today! You don't have to read this if you don't want to.
The quote above is one to carry in your hearts this coming school year. There will be things that happen that will make you sad and set you back – parent complaints, disagreements with colleagues, administrator's expectations. You've got to shut your door and sing away your troubles! Remember, it's the children! Put them and their happiness first and other things will fall in place.
So, when it storms this year, dance in the rain and just move on!
Kids love clipboards. I guess they feel important when they carry one around. You can make clipboards from corrugated cardboard and a butterfly clip. Cut the cardboard any size you want (9" x 12" works well) and let the kids decorate with markers or crayons. Attach paper to the clipboard with a butterfly clip. You can use these on field trips, on a nature walk, or for classroom activities such as writing the room, taking notes, surveys, interviews, drawings, etc. If you laminate a piece of white cardstock then the kids can use it like a wipe off board with dry erase markers.
Erin McCullough came to the workshop I did in Orlando yesterday and shared a great idea to use with "I've Got the Whole Alphabet in My Mouth." She bought stove top covers at the dollar store and drew a face on them. The children put the magnetic letters in the mouth as they sing.
Dea Dea Johnson had attended a Sea Lab workshop where she learned this chant to help children with the writing process.
Who knows the writing process? (Open and close arms and clap as you step from side to side.
I know the writing process.
Cori Goldstein and Andrea Howell TRIED to teach me how to do this hand clap game. I definitely need to practice!
Having children write in the air is a great way to practice strokes (lines, circles, slants, pushes), shapes, letters, and numerals. You can have them extend one arm and stick out their index finger and middle finger. The teacher demonstrates as the children follow along.
Note! If you are facing the children you will need to reverse your movements.
Children will also enjoy using a writing wand. Tape several strips of colored tissue paper (1 ½ " x 18") to a paint stick or jumbo craft stick. Children model the movements that the teacher makes in the air.
Here's a terrific idea from my friend Pamela Pounds. Pamela sends a note to parents the first week of school asking them to send crackers to help the children learn their shapes. (Ritz - circles, Club crackers - rectangles, Doritos - triangles, Wheat Thins - squares, and Town House crackers - ovals.) The parents are happy to send the crackers and they usually last for a month. Pamela says it's not only a fun way to talk about shapes, but it's nice for children who don't have a snack.
*Give children two crackers and ask them to describe how they are different.
*Have children eat one half of a cracker.
*Give children a square cracker and challenge them to nibble it into a circle.
*Give children two like crackers. Ask, "Are they the same amount?" Next, have them break one of the crackers into little pieces. Ask, "Are they the same amount now?" You'll be surprised at their response. This is called conservation of quantity and is an experiment Piaget used to demonstrate developmental stages.
*Give children a sheet of paper. Pass out a square cracker to each child and tell the children to draw what it looks like on their paper. Next, give them a circle shaped cracker and ask them to draw it. Continue with other shapes. It's a fun way to practice pre-writing skills.
Pamela Pounds also shared this transition activity. She went to the school cafeteria and got the label off a can of applesauce. She glued it to paper and added a stick. When she wants the children to sit "criss cross applesauce" she holds up the sign. It's a great way to get children quiet and they are doing "logographic" reading and making print connections.
Lucky me to get to share with so many teachers across the United States this summer! Yesterday's conference for the Osage Nation Child Care Council was AMAZING! One of the organizers commented, "We value you and appreciate you. That's why we worked so hard to give you this special day." And they did work hard - and it was a special day! Can you imagine wrapping up a gift for each participant so they all won a door prize? They pulled out all the bells and whistles to give the teachers who came a great day to start the new year. And, they awarded me with a ceremonial blanket which I will treasure!
Tori Bennett shared this cheer to the tune of "We Will Rock You."
Angel Evers said she wrote letters, numbers, shapes, words, etc. on her carpet for the children to trace, walk on, hop, etc. Angel said to use light colored chalk and it will just disappear by the end of the day.
Shannon Hamilton suggested chanting the letters of the alphabet to "Brown Bear, Brown Bear." For example, "Letter A, letter A, what do you see? I see letter B looking at me...."
Kim Ward uses the "Hickety Pickety Bumblebee" chant for spelling.
Continue spelling want with other motions...clap, hop, snap, etc.
Some of you may have heard me comment that I am an "antique" teacher. In my 40 year journey as an educator I have been priviledged to learn many songs, stories, games, and ideas that I can share with you. Yesterday someone mentioned that I was not an antique - I am "mid century modern." Whatever! I still love what I do! Thanks for listening to me!
Here are some ideas that I collected in my backpack this week. Enjoy!
*You can adapt this song for "I had a little tadpole...I put him in a jar... Don't go away I said. . But when I opened up the jar a frog hopped out instead!"
HE - muscles up and say "h"
muscles up and say "e"
flex muscles and say "HE"
SHE - flick hair on "s"
hands on hips and say "SHE"
Let each child select a favorite word - yummy word! It can be a favorite food, something they like to do, etc. Place the words in a pocket chart or word wall and use for attendance.
Sarah teaches at a Christian school and helps her children learn their right hand by calling it their "praying hand" because it's the hand they use to make the sign of a cross.
Each week place a different letter on top of a paint can. (You can purchase an empty paint can at Lowe's or Home Depot.) Select one child each night to take home the surprise can. Ask parents to assist their child in finding four items at home that begin with the letter. Put the four itmes in the can along with clues about each object. At school the next day, the child (with help from the teacher) gives clues as classmates try to guess what the objects are. Example: This is something that is a fruit. This is round and red. It grows on a tree. A-Apple!
Use plastic blinds and cut 2 slits horzontally on the left side of one blind about 1" apart. The cuts should be about 1" from the left side of the blind. Take another blind and use it as the slide. Write the rime on the blind with the slits and the onsets on the blind that you slide through.
End with "bottom to chair" as children sit down!
As long as you live!
Hide magnetic numerals in a sand table. Each student is given a sheet with math facts appropriate to their level. During math centers they have to do their facts and then dig out the answers (magnetic letters) in the sand.
*You can also hide letters and have children spell words.
Augst lst! Say it isn't so! Summer is chugging along and it's time for a back to school song!
Check out my August activities on my website (drjean.org) for some tunes to get you going. You'll also be able to see a video of me demonstrating the songs.
"People sing because they are happy, and they are happy because they sing!"


We are in the middle of school holidays at the moment, so I have all my precious children home with me. We've been having such a lovely time exploring our new patch of Auckland this week.
This beach is just a 15 minute drive from our house. Isn't it stunning?
...and just generally being Kiwi kids.
I needed seaweed because yesterday we went biking and rollerblading at the girls' school, and while we were there I spied loads of Autumn leaves. My garden is never far from my mind, so I grabbed our garden bag out of the car and filled it up with the dry leaves. A lovely woman I got chatting to helped me fill the bag, which was so lovely of her.
I layered the leaves in my wraparound deck garden, on top of previous layers of grass clippings, homemade compost, sawdust and coffee grounds.
Autumn leaves forming a carbon layer in my garden.
Today I had it in my mind that I wanted a green layer to go on top of the brown, dry leaves layer, so that's why we ended up out at the beach. We actually went to two beaches. The first one was messier, and was where we found lots of seaweed. The second one was more beautiful and fun for the kids to explore, as you can see from my photos above.
Seaweed forming a nitrogen layer in my raised garden.
Isn't it good when my passion for gardening aligns with epic adventures for the kids?


The other day I had to make some graphs about revenues and profits of a set of companies. While doing it I wanted to use bar chart with bars of profit and revenue overlapping. But when I mentioned the revenue as 3000 and profit as 1500, the graph would show up something like this. As you can see the totals are adding up to 4500 where as the company is making only 3000.
I thought changing the revenue figures to revenue-profit would solve the problem. It did solve the bar height problem, but it did create a new problem. Now the revenue is represented as 1500 instead of actual number 1500.
I think this is a pretty common usage of charts, so I am sharing a work around (not really, but I would like to show off) for this. Remove the data labels for the series 2 (revenue). Add a new data series with actual revenue values to the chart (right click, 'source data'->'add series'). Now this new series would be stacked on the top of profit, revenue-profit values. Just set the background and border property for this to 'none' and set the data-labels for 'values'. Adjust the alignment to 'Inside bar-base' and you have something like this.
Oh, you might want to re adjust the axis scale to original one in case its screwed up because of the new series. Happy visualization.
If you make a stacked column chart, the value of each series is plotted above the preceding series. If you make a clustered column chart, each value is plotted next to the preceding series. In a clustered chart, you can adjust the overlap, so that the second series moves in front of the first. This can be deceiving, because someone reading the chart may not realize that the value of the taller column starts at zero instead of the top of the series in front. Therefore you may want to use an overlap of 50 instead of 100.
Do you have the workbook to download and know how to do it? Thanks in advance!


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El Paso entrepreneur Jerry Rubin has accused the hair-care consumer products company he founded 45 years ago and its board of fraudulently and deceitfully forcing him out as chief executive.
In a 22-page lawsuit filed in Dallas, Rubin claimed El Paso-based Helen of Troy Ltd. made and then broke promises about his employment that cost him his job earlier this year.
Rubin seeks an estimated $50 million in lost compensation and benefits, as well as punitive damages.
Rubin, now 71, started a small wig shop in downtown El Paso in 1968 called Helen of Troy. Forty-six years later, the company is a global consumer products corporation employing 1,500 workers and has annual revenues exceeding $1.3 billion.
The company makes products for Febreze, Vidal Sassoon, Revlon and Dr. Scholl's. It is one of three publicly traded companies in El Paso.
According to the lawsuit, Helen of Troy directors historically based Rubin's annual compensation on the financial performance of the company. As business revenue and profit soared, so did Rubin's income — as much as $15 million per year.
In 2011, hedge fund proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services pressured Helen of Troy directors to slash Rubin's compensation and add a provision in his contract that he could be terminated without cause. The demand came as the company was experiencing record financial successes, according to the complaint.
The lawsuit states that Gary Abromovitz, the company's deputy chairman, told Rubin that ISS was forcing the board to cut his compensation or face ouster at the next shareholders meeting. But the director "promised Mr. Rubin that the board would never act on this early termination provision," the suit states.
In 2013, the same deputy chairman, again under pressure from ISS, told Rubin to resign or be fired, according to legal records in the case.
Lawyers representing Helen of Troy declined to comment on the litigation Tuesday, but they did point to an Aug. 30, 2013, nonbinding vote of the company's shareholders. They rejected Rubin's compensation package by a count of 24.6 million to 3.4 million.
The legal battle between Rubin and Helen of Troy echoes the fight that proxy advisers had last year with Oracle's board to slash the compensation package of its founder and CEO, Larry Ellison.
Shareholder activists expressed anger at the board for awarding Ellison, among the highest-paid executives in the U.S., 7 million stock options during each of the past eight years — options valued at about $46 million. In response, the Oracle board cut the options it gave Ellison this year to 3 million.
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Slapface es una película estadounidense de 2021 escrita y dirigid por Jeremiah Kipp y producida por Mike Manning. Adaptada del cortometraje de Kipp del mismo nombre de 2017, contó con las actuaciones de August Maturo, Libe Barer, Dan Hedaya y Lukas Hassel.

Fue estrenada en el festival Cinequest el 20 de marzo de 2021, donde ganó el premio de la audiencia en la categoría de mejor película de terror, suspenso o ciencia ficción. Vio su estreno en los teatros de Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2022.

Sinopsis
Tras la muerte de su madre, Lucas, un solitario que vive en una casa en ruinas con su hermano Tom, busca regularmente consuelo en los bosques cercanos, pues realmente tiene muy pocos amigos. Pero, tras un extraño encuentro con un monstruo, Lucas comienza a alejarse de los demás. Cuando ambos alcanzan una tímida confianza, nace una extraña amistad y Lucas se ve envuelto en una serie de extrañas situaciones.

Reparto principal

 August Maturo es Lucas
 Mike Manning es Tom
 Libe Barer es Anna
 Mirabelle Lee es Moriah
 Bianca D'Ambrosio es Donna
 Chiara D'Ambrosio es Rose
 Lukas Hassel es el monstruo
 Dan Hedaya es John Thurston

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Películas de Estados Unidos
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He was my agent for a time, so I did get an eyeful and an earful of Ari Emanuel that is for sure.
But when the Republican congressman from the area, Walter Jones, was picking up hardware at the local Lowe's last week he got an earful from constituents worried about the .
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Why Africa Needs To Focus More On Clean Cooking
11 months ago Business Watch Team
Africa is an amazing continent. It is a continent endowed with great natural resources that all other continents only think of. But one thing has always made Africa remain behind in terms of developments; failure to embrace innovation.
Africa should embrace home-grown innovations and technology.
"In the next 30 years, Africa is going to grow into another Africa. The population is going to double to about 2.3 billion people," said Peter Scott, the Chief Executive Officer of Burn Manufacturing.
With the population doubling, the common social and economic problems are also likely to double. The unemployment rate will continue to increase and people are likely to find it hard to sustain themselves economically. There is a need to have systems that will help them spend less and remain healthy.
According to Mr. Scott, as the population of Africa continues to balloon, in the next 30 years, at least 1.7 billion people will still be using biomass, firewood, and charcoal. These methods of cooking and heating will not go away overnight. Kenya tried it with an affordable LPG program but it died at inception.
As the world and Africa continue to champion the use of clean energy, in the next 30 years, people will still be using biomass, firewood, and charcoal. There is a need to come up with "systems and technologies that will allow people to burn (available) fuels cleanly," said Mr. Scott.
In Kenya, the majority of the people, both in rural areas and urban centers, such as Nairobi, are still using charcoal and firewood to cook. LPG are still a luxury to millions of Kenyans.
The use of firewood, especially in open cooking has always been a health risk to millions of Kenyans, especially children under the age of 5. Stats show that respiratory complications are among the leading cause of death among children under the age of 5 in Kenya. Many mothers who use firewood are ailing from respiratory-related diseases.
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"People are not actually aware of how much they are spending on charcoal and firewood in Africa. In the whole continent, people are spending about 15 billion shillings on charcoal," he added.
Mr. Scott says his company is always in the process of making sure that Kenyans and Africa have clean, reliable and affordable ways of cooking and heating through energy-saving jikos.
Burn are the largest manufacturers of the famous Jikokoa brand that has been known to use less fuel, affordable and lasts for more than three years.
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The Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln by the Jesuits . . .
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"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned (Condemned: To sentence, doom, blame -- " . . . for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. -- John Donne") to repeat it . . ." -- Jorge Agustín Nicolás Ruiz de Santayana y Borrás, known in English as George Santayana.
JFK was murdered by his wife Jacqueline -- The Jesuit Assassin.htm
John F. Kennedy Assassination run by the Jesuits and Covered up by United States Government.htm
The World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and the Bank of Internatonal Settlements, BIS, are controlled by the Jesuits.htm
Jesuits run the Federal Reserve of the United States of America, fourth 'leg' of American Government.htm
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Jehovah's Witnesses play 'fast and loose' with Holy Scripture, the Holy Bible, and add to, UNTO, and take away from God's Holy Word . . . .doc
Number murdered by the papacy. Also, Calvinist, Puritans, Huguenots, Waldenses and Albigenses all taught the pope was 'the antichrist,' and the church of Rome Babylon.doc
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Actress Neha Sharma, who made her debut with Ram Charan's Chirutha in Tollywood, has later gone to work in Bollywood. But the actress has not got many films in her kitty now, expect Hera Pheri 3 that is currently in the production stage.
With her Instagram pictures, Neha is setting our pulses racing. In one of her latest posts, Neha Sharma stripped down to a tiny two-piece bikini for a photo shoot and posed hot in blue water. The Chirutha lady, 31, flaunted her stunning and sensational figure through a sizzling Instagram post and she captioned it: "thinking about summer".
The Bihar born actress complimented her look with an attractive make-up, embraced of smokey eye shadow and pink lipstick. It was a throwback picture for Maxim photoshoot.


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This video shows how to use the periodic table to draw Lewis structures and figure out how many valence electrons an atom has.
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50 Most Trustworthy Companies of the Year 2018
An Interview with Andrew Reisman, ELIJAH CEO: 'We have earned the trust of our clients to deliver best-in-class digital forensic, cybersecurity, and IT solutions'
"ELIJAH is second-to-none at collecting and investigating digital evidence, and devoted to presenting it in the clearest possible manner."
Data often is a company's most valuable asset. Who is entrusted with access to that data, and to safeguard it, can be one of the most important decisions a company can make. Although many companies provide digital forensic, cybersecurity and information technology services, ELIJAH has created a corporate culture rooted in confidentiality, integrity and expertise that stands alone. For those reasons, The Silicon Review is pleased to recognize ELIJAH as among the 50 Most Trustworthy Companies of the Year.
The company provides computer forensics and electronic discovery services for law firms, corporate clients, large institutions, small businesses, local firms, sole practitioners, and Fortune 500 clients worldwide. It offers preservation, filtering, processing, predictive coding, hosting, backup tapes, document review, and consulting services.
ELIJAH was incorporated in 2003 and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois with additional offices in Weston, Florida; Detroit, Michigan; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Champaign, Illinois.
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Despite ELIJAH's work often flying under the radar, its track record of success has been noticed within the industry. The team at ELIJAH has earned numerous industry recognitions, including 2018 recognition as "Computer Forensic Investigations Provider of the Year – USA", "Technology Solutions Provider of the Year (Legal) – USA", and as "Leading Data Security Provider of the Year" in both Florida and Illinois. The CEO Andrew Reisman is routinely invited to speak at conferences and events regarding issues in digital forensics and data security and has been recognized in previous years as the Information Systems Forensic Expert of the Year, and Gamechanger of the Year in Legal Technology.
Andrew Reisman, ELIJAH CEO, spoke exclusively to The Silicon Review. Below is an excerpt.
ELIJAH focuses on client confidentiality and discretion flow from the top down, while permeating the corporate culture. Andrew Reisman and Rick Weber, CEO and President of the company respectively, both have a background as litigation attorneys who started their careers together at one of the world's largest law firms, where they were entrusted with handling sensitive client legal matters.
"At every stage of our careers, the importance of safeguarding client confidences has been emphasized, both as a matter of professional ethics and as vital to maintaining the full trust of those with whom we work. We have carried that ethos into ELIJAH and emphasized the importance of safeguarding client confidences in our employee training, which is one reason our clients feel a high level of comfort working with ELIJAH," said Andrew Reisman. "We feel we have earned the trust of our clients to deliver best-in-class digital forensic, cybersecurity, and IT solutions," he said.
Integrity is also a key component of ELIJAH's reputation and success. "As careful as we are to guard client confidences, we are equally transparent when it comes to sharing information about our own company," said Reisman.
"For example, ELIJAH routinely shares alternative approaches with our clients that can save them money on our services. Although this can reduce our profitability on specific projects, it earns us repeat business that minimizes our need to maintain a large sales staff, creating a win-win for ELIJAH and our clients," he said.
ELIJAH's integrity also extends to its commitment to the larger community, offering services on a pro bono basis for matters in the public interest and for indigent clients.
In addition to its emphasis on confidentiality and integrity, the company's expertise is another key reason that The Silicon Review identified ELIJAH as among the 50 most trustworthy companies, as mentioned above. ELIJAH has a staff of industry experts who are at the top of their fields in digital forensics, cybersecurity, and information technology. ELIJAH personnel routinely are called upon to serve as expert witnesses in those areas and to speak at conferences as the industry thought leaders. "Our employees are top-notch, and it shows in our results," said the CEO. "In the digital forensics field, for example, our clients often come to us because they suspect wrongdoing, but don't have the expertise to identify concrete evidence. Our team is able to identify key evidence that others miss, which can be vital in helping clients understand the facts and make their cases."
ELIJAH's team of digital forensics experts performs data collection, investigation, consulting and testimony services relating to electronically stored information. The company has substantial experience testifying in federal and state courts on a wide range of issues, including data misappropriation, data recovery, document authenticity and evidence spoliation among others. In addition to serving as a retained expert, ELIJAH serves as a forensic neutral to facilitate the efficient discovery and production of data.
As part of its digital forensics services, ELIJAH has developed the capability to collect and analyze a wide variety of devices and accounts, including PCs, laptops, servers, smartphones, tablets, external media, email, social media and cloud storage, among others. With rapid response capabilities, the company quickly can put boots on the ground to address any incident and has pioneered advanced secure approaches for remote data collection and analysis to remove geographical barriers to engagement. The team at ELIJAH has performed expert digital forensic investigative services in thousands of cases on behalf of companies, law firms, governmental agencies, and non-profits.
ELIJAH also provides clients with expert cybersecurity services, including incident response, vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, and consulting. Although the company often provides these services on a reactive basis as client needs arise, it has developed a managed services offering that affordably helps clients maintain cybersecurity readiness, reducing their overall risks and costs.
To help automate certain data security functions, ELIJAH has developed a proprietary SaaS-based solution, eCollect,that balances organizations' needs to manage the risk of employee data theft against privacy concerns. Using eCollect, organizations that choose not to employ intrusive employee monitoring technology quickly can assess upon an employee's departure; what files the employee had been opening, and whether the employee had used external storage devices to potentially copy files in connection with a planned departure. Organizations now can get rapid, on-demand insight into the most common ways to assess potential employee data theft, without having to employ an intrusive and expensive employee monitoring solution.
ELIJAH also has developed a specialty offering in cybersecurity M&A due diligence, helping clients on the buy-side evaluate potential cybersecurity risks in a merger or acquisition, and helping clients on the sell-side maximize their cybersecurity readiness in preparation for potentially being acquired. Assessing cybersecurity risks can be as important in evaluating the deal value and terms as more commonly investigated factors, such as the quality of earnings, customers, and employees. Properly performed cybersecurity due diligence can help minimize risk, reduce costs, and identify potential deal-breakers, and ELIJAH is well-positioned to assist clients with these needs.
Many of ELIJAH's clients have asked what they could have done better in their information technology environment in order to improve their environments, and as a result, ELIJAH began offering IT consulting services to meet that need. ELIJAH's mission when providing expert information technology services is simple – to help clients increase efficiency and profitability by successfully leveraging technology. One of ELIJAH's differentiators is providing white glove service using IT experts who have developed interpersonal communication skills to complement their technical expertise. The company emphasizes getting to know its clients and their businesses and provides guaranteed in-person response times to ensure boots are on the ground when needed
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The anti-hyperalgesic effects of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine are attenuated by treatment with adenosine receptor antagonists
Vučković, Sonja M.
Ugrešić, Nenad
Prostran, Milica
Bošković, B
The antinociceptive effects of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine, and the influence of caffeine, were examined in a paw pressure test in rats. Carbamazepine (10-40 mg/kg; intraperitoneal, i.p.) and oxcarbazepine (40-160 mg/kg; i.p.) caused a significant dose-dependent reduction of the paw inflammatory hyperalgesia induced by concanavalin A (Con A), intraplantarly (i.pl.). A comparable pattern of antinociceptive effect of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine was observed; the only difference is their potency, in that carbamazepine was about three times more potent than oxcarbazepine. Caffeine (5-20 mg/kg; i.p.), a non-selective adenosine receptor antagonist, significantly depressed the antinociceptive effects of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine, in a dose- and time-dependent manner. Also, a significant depression of the antinociceptive effects of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine was observed by pretreatment with 1,3-dipropyl-8-cyclopentylxantine (DPCPX, 0.4 and 0.8 mg/kg; i.p.), an adenosine A, ...receptor antagonist. These findings indicate that, in a paw inflammatory hyperalgesia in rats, the antinociceptive effects of both drugs are, at least partially, mediated by adenosine A(1) receptors. In conclusion, the present study suggests the potential clinical importance of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine in the treatment of inflammatory pain. In addition, caffeine consumption could possibly depress the analgesic effects of both anticonvulsive drugs.
carbamazepine / oxcarbazepine / caffeine / rat / paw pressure test / inflammatory hyperalgesia
Pain, 2004, 111, 3, 253-260
DOI: 10.1016/j.pain.2004.07.010
Scopus: 2-s2.0-4444357183
https://farfar.pharmacy.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/483
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AU  - Vučković, Sonja M.
AU  - Ugrešić, Nenad
AU  - Bošković, B
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journal = "Pain",
title = "The anti-hyperalgesic effects of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine are attenuated by treatment with adenosine receptor antagonists",
doi = "10.1016/j.pain.2004.07.010",
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Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia., 111(3), 253-260.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pain.2004.07.010
Tomić M, Vučković SM, Stepanović-Petrović R, Ugrešić N, Prostran M, Bošković B. The anti-hyperalgesic effects of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine are attenuated by treatment with adenosine receptor antagonists. in Pain. 2004;111(3):253-260.
doi:10.1016/j.pain.2004.07.010
Tomić, Maja, Vučković, Sonja M., Stepanović-Petrović, Radica, Ugrešić, Nenad, Prostran, Milica, Bošković, B, "The anti-hyperalgesic effects of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine are attenuated by treatment with adenosine receptor antagonists" in Pain, 111, no. 3 (2004):253-260,
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pain.2004.07.010 .,


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Q: How to implement an action when a Text is entered into EditText Like read a txt file from sdcard, take every word one by one then do something with the extracted words.
like
String  mm = blure.getAbsolutePath();
StringBuilder text = new StringBuilder();
try {
    BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(mm));
    String line;
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then something get every word and do something with it.

A: This can be achieved like this
editText.addTextChangedListener(new TextWatcher() {
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                public void onTextChanged(CharSequence s, int start, int before, int count) {

                    if (s.toString().contains("my")) {
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                    }
                    else
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                }

               @Override
                public void beforeTextChanged(CharSequence s, int start, int count, int after) {

                }

                @Override
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A: implement EditText.OnEditorActionListener
public boolean onEditorAction(TextView textView, int action, KeyEvent keyEvent)

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IT support Waukesha offer best support for individuals having a single computer or large business organisations with multiple computers to handle any repairs or maintenance of the computers to reduce the downtime. Any problem in the computer you can simply call the Waukesha team who shall listen to the issues and use their tools to diagnose the exact problem to come up with appropriate solutions to restore the working condition of your computer. They shall offer on-site repair services for minor problems and shall ask to bring in the computer to their work station if the issue is major. They are also experts to solve most of the software related problems remotely. The IT support Waukesha team offer their services to resolve all types of computer issues whether there is a hard ware or a software problem. They offer residential computer repair services to handle virus removal or malware and update the antivirus software, handle networking and printer issues, replace broken LCD/LED screen repairs and also offer data back- up solutions to the customers.
The business computer support Waukesha can also be availed by the small businesses and large corporations to address any of the hardware and software problems. The Waukesha technicians who are certified and experienced Microsoft and CompTIA professionals shall resolve any of the computer issues irrespective of the make and model. They handle all the general computer repair issues along with offering assistance and support for the networking and VPN, installing and upgrading old servers, data back-up solutions so that in case of a hard drive failure one need not panic but can rely on their data back and also remote support to resolve any petty issues without the necessity to visit the clients place. The Waukesha team also offer data recovery services in case of the computer hard drive failure having the best clear room, technology and tools to recovery data from any type of the failed hard drives. You can also avail their managed services in which case the Waukesha team shall take care of the maintenance and repairs of your computer to ensure zero downtime of the systems.
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From Hindustan Electronics Co., the quirky title The Last Guy's Google Maps exterior only hints at the wacky fun inside. The story goes that Earth is attacked by a purple ray that transforms the populous into zombies, with the exception of the agoraphobic. Those survivors are holed up in the buildings of major cities awaiting rescue from you, the chosen one - The Last Guy!
I really hope they add trophies to this game cuz I spent so much time on this and keep on wanting to go back and get a better score.
I highly recommend this game for people who enjoy games like Pixel Junk Series, this is even more fun!!


Two reports detail economic progress in rural America from job creation to energy production and trade health.
President Obama announced Monday $400 million in investments for small and rural businesses through the Small Business Administration's Small Business Investment Company program, which helps rural American businesses expand and modernize.
The program, which was introduced last August, will see an additional $2 billion in investments by the end of fiscal year 2016. A complete list of locations, amounts and industries that have benefited from the program can be found here.
According to a new report, the rural sector has grown over the course of FY2011.
Another progress report, found here, detailing economic progress for the farm economy and rural American jobs was released alongside the SBIC report by the Council of Economic Advisers, the White House Rural Council and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Innovation: Innovation in U.S. agriculture has kept America's farms among the most productive in the world. U.S. farm sector income reached a nominal record of $98.1 billion in 2011. Adjusting for general inflation, real farm income in 2011 recorded its 3rd highest level in the last 50 years.
Exports: American agriculture has enjoyed a trade surplus, with record levels of farm exports at $137.4 billion for fiscal year 2011. The President's National Export Initiative has opened new markets for U.S. agricultural products and services and contributed to a historic level of agricultural exports. Once fully implemented, free trade agreements with Korea, Panama, and Colombia are projected to boost U.S. agricultural exports by $2.3 billion per year.
Clean Energy: The Administration has pursued polices that promote domestic energy alternatives like biofuels, bioenergy, and wind power to provide new opportunities for farmers, ranchers, and forest managers. Pursuit of a clean energy and energy efficiency strategy saved Americans a projected 6.5 billion kWh – enough energy to power over 590,000 homes for a year – and nearly doubled the amount of installed wind energy generation in the U.S. over the past three years from about 25,000 MW in 2008 to 47,000 MW in 2011.
New Industries: The Administration has supported new industry diversification within the agricultural economy. The retail value of the organic industry grew to $31.4 billion in 2011, up from $21.1 billion in 2008. The number of operations certified organic grew by 1,109 – or more than 6% – between 2009 and 2011.
Community Investment: The rural economy has been strengthened by investments in over 6,250 new community facilities. Additionally, over the last three years, 12,000 USDA grants and loans have been issued to assist over 50,000 rural small businesses.


Mary Poppins Returns hits movie theaters on December 19th, so we made it a point to watch the original 1964 version recently. It came on the heels of watching The Sound of Music, Pollyanna and my all time favorite Anne of Green Gables.
I was twenty years old when I first heard of the classic children's book Anne of Green Gables. A college roommate referred to the series in a conversation and several other girls swooned. I felt like a leper in the room. "Who is Anne of Green Gables?" I asked. "Shuuut up! You don't know Anne of Green Gables? She replied.
Having grown up in Guam, I was used to the disparity of childhood experiences. After moving to California, my island upbringing seemed marked more by culturally American things I didn't experience as a child, like Girl Scouts, soccer or classic children's books.
Lucky for me, my roommate had the entire mini series on VHS tapes. For three days, I binged watched it between classes in our dorm room. It seemed the whole floor knew I'd become addicted. Some would stop in with popcorn and watch a few episodes and then off they went, but I couldn't peel myself away.
The main character Anne Shirley is a highly imaginative, overly talkative and joyous orphan who seemed to have domestic mishaps follow her wherever she went; like dyeing her hair green while intending to dye it black or accidentally getting her best 'bosom buddy' drunk by giving her what she thought was raspberry cordial but turned out to be currant wine. She was fierce and unapologetic to people who spoke cruelly of her appearance, but her good nature and wild imagination would eventually win them over.
Thinking back to some twenty years ago when I first watched it, I remember laughing hysterically, but I also cried deeply. It's as if I was grieving a childhood anguish. Like many girls, I saw myself in her and saw a great deal of my grandmother's no-nonsense practicality in Marilla, her caretaker. But what I didn't know then, until I watched it recently with my own daughter, is that I had yearned for the tenderness and empathy bestowed upon Anne with an "e".
Adults who listened to what children had to say and showed tenderness and compassion felt decidedly American to me. I think I coveted every 1980s sitcom like Punky Brewster, Growing Pains and Family Ties for this reason.
About a month ago I had made a list of classic movies to watch with my daughter. I wanted to her to see that girls were more than Disney heroines and princesses and just maybe, she'd find a little bit of herself in Anne with an "e" too.
The Sound of Music (1965) *Now singing the soundtrack on the way to school daily.
What are your all time favorite classic movies? Tell us in the comments so we can add it to our own lists.
Thomasina is a good Disney movie about a cat in Ireland. Tender movie.
Lady and the Tramp Animated Disney movie about a cocker spaniel and a Heinz 57.
Auntie Mame ( 2 versions, Roselyn Russell; Luciele Ball is 8n the musical version).