I found this post interesting. It made me consider how technology has changed throughout my years.
I was born in the time before Australia had television. It was to come along in 1956 because Australia was hosting the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne. My family was able to have one of the first TV sets in out area, not because we were wealthy and could afford the cost of six months of the average wage. My grandfather owned the local electrical store and set it up as an in house demo. Each day people from the neighbourhood would fill the room to stare at the box.
It was a time when phones in our area only had six digits, ours starting with UY rather than numbers. Neighbours would call in to make a phone call or we would take messages. We weren't out in the countryside. This was suburban Sydney in the 50s. It was the late 50s Australia had its first supermarket.
I was in school in the 60s and, in 1963, was made class ink well monitor. My job was to check ink was in desk inkwells so pens could be dipped. It was late that year we were first able to use ballpoint pens in class and I lost my job. In the early 60s our first shopping centre (mall) was built. I was 10 and found the place pure magic.
It was 1971 when I saw my first computer when visiting the Atomic Energy Commission centre at Lucas Heights as part of a school visit. It was large and required punch cards to operate. I first used and programmed one when at university in 1975 but home computers were a long way off. It didn't have a screen, hard drive or even disks. It had a telex printer and stored programs on cardboard tape.
It was in the 70s I started teaching. Many teachers in schools I visited considered me a techie. My multimedia lessons were well known. I used the latest gear, an overhead projector, 8mm movie projector and a cassette player.
It was 1981 before I gained a permanent teaching position in a small, isolated one-teacher country school in western New South Wales. Our phone was a party line. You would pick it up. If someone was on your would replace the hand set and wait. If not used, you'd replace the handset, wind the handle, pick up the handset and ask for a number from the operator. Television was one channel affair if the weather conditions were okay but we did have a Umatic 1" video tape machine to play tapes I could arrange to borrow. Of course I still had my 8mm projector.
It was the 80s tech took off. In 1981 I used my first computer with students. Because of limited software, I had written some of my own programs. The first VHS and Beta home video recorders appeared and I bought one. Movies cost $80 but only from a few outlets in my state. A rental could cost $10 to $20.
In 1982 I bought my first personal VHS video camera with its large side pack and lead batteries. People, on seeing me with the camera, would think I was from a television station. My first school video was shot in that year and still exists in my collection now transferred to DVD. Thirty years of filming in schools is stored in my media library.
In 1983 I returned to Sydney and introduced computers to another school and then a third school in the mid 80s. The 80s saw me send my first emails using an Apple IIc, 300 baud modem and a phone extension cord. I also bought my first mobile phone with its large lead battery. It was more the size of a handbag than mobile phone.
The 90s saw me introduce the internet, websites, digital photography, desktop publishing, digital video, digital audio to my lessons and to teachers. I even served as President of an educational computer group dealing with 150 schools so I could share my skills. My computer ownership reached its peak at 45 machines. Many would be lent out to students for home usage. The school computer lab had 16 computers, only one belonging to the school. I installed the first network in the computer lab and, once expanded across the school, managed sharing between classes and with teachers. I left this school in 2000 with a school wide network and lab with teachers using them as part of their lessons and to create presentations.
It wasn't until 2000 I arrived at a school where computers were already in use and network with the internet was already installed. I was finally able to sit back and let others run the school while I could concentrate on developing presentations for classes, spend greater time developing their skills and promote new uses.
The 00s was the decade I retired from full time teaching because of health issues but my technology journey didn't stop. These days I comment on student blogs around the world, operate my own blogs, a You Tube channel, and make DVDs and CDs for community groups and schools.
I was an analog and now am a digital native. Even retired, I seek ways to incorporate technology to enhance presentations and now share with the world. My outlook and use of technology hasn't change. It's only the technology that's changed and allowed me even greater capabilities.
I say bring it on and let's see how it can adapt to me.
This is an image taken from my first video made with my own VHS camera in 1982. The school was 100km (60 miles) from the nearest town. I lived next door to the school on a sheep station, a short 20km (12 miles) drive.
Posted in Australia, History, Technology on October 2, 2012 by rossmannell.


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Women who used ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) or acetaminophen (Tylenol) for six year or more were more likely to suffer hearing loss than those who used the pain relievers for a year or less, said researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
"Although the magnitude of higher risk of hearing loss with analgesic use was modest, given how commonly these medications are used, even a small increase in risk could have important health implications," study senior author Dr. Gary Curhan said in a hospital news release.
For the study, Curhan's team analyzed data from more than 54,000 women, ages 48 to 73, in the Nurses' Health Study.
I find it amazing that short-term use of these pain relievers was considered a year or less. Research on NSAIDS indicates they are effective in reducing inflammation for up to 72 hours. With prolonged use, they block the body's anti-inflammatory pathways as well, negating any benefit and creating life-threating side effects.
Clinically, I much prefer fish oil, flax seed oil, black current seed oil, Turmeric, or sesame seed oil to reduce prostaglandin inflammation commonly associated with musculoskeletal pain. Forty percent of the time, the patient exhibits leukotriene inflammation and none of these products will be effective. I such cases ginger is my first choice followed by Boswellia.
However, if a patient is in serious pain I will recommend up to three days use of an NSAID to allow time for the more natural product to support the body's own anti-inflammatory pathways. A vast majority of my patients prefer to avoid the OTC drugs.
Hearing loss is a neurological event. The acoustic nerve is a direct link to the central nervous system. I suspect that researchers will find the use of these drugs is linked to Alzheimer's disease, dementia, MS and a host of other neurological disorders.
This is another study casting doubt on the indiscriminate use of OTC pain relievers. Just take some fish oil every day and use some virgin olive oil on your salads and you'll keep those inflammatory pathways in check.


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Best MBA Admissions Consulting Firms 2022
Top Admissions Consulting Firms for MBA Students
1Accepted
2mbaMission
3Stacy Blackman Consulting
4Admissionado
5MBA Prep School
While the admissions process to top MBA programs can be stressful, prospective students do not have to navigate the process on their own. There are many experienced and helpful MBA Admissions Consulting Firms that can provide business school candidates with helpful information to guide them with applications, essay writing, and even placement tests. But top MBA Admissions Consulting Firms don't just help in the minute details; they can help students see the big picture. Students can gain a lot of advice on how their long-term professional goals should influence their MBA prospects. Top MBA Admissions Consulting Firms help MBA students connect their why and their how when seeking an MBA acceptance letter.
Free websites, resources, and personal relationships cannot provide advantages that can only be gleaned from working with a competent advisor. MBA applicants will discover that a good advisor will offer leadership, analytical skills, editing ability, objectivity, practical judgment, and emotional intelligence. They can also serve as collaborative team members who provide encouragement and emotional support when needed. Here are twenty-five of the nation's Best MBA Admissions Consulting Firms.
To find the Best MBA Admissions Consulting Firms for 2022, we considered 115 firms helping MBA students get into the MBA programs of their dreams. By reviewing rankings and reviews from trusted MBA sources like Poets & Quants, the Graduate Management Admissions Council, MBA Insights, Crush the GRE, and Quacquarelli Symonds, we then identified the consensus top 25 firms in the nation. Each firm received a star rating based on the number of sources in which they were positively reviewed (i.e. 5 positive reviews=5 stars). Firms with the same star rating are listed in alphabetical order.
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Applying to a top MBA program can be overwhelming. Business school candidates want to gain acceptance to a top MBA program that will prepare them for successful business futures. However, you may be wondering if you have what it takes to get accepted to a prestigious business school. Therefore, Accepted specializes in MBA admissions. Its MBA admissions consulting experts can guide graduate school hopefuls through the MBA admissions process and help them create the most robust possible application. Accepted's comprehensive package includes school ranking evaluation, essay strategy, resume critique, editing of all essays, letters of recommendation guidance, decision counseling, interview prep, final application review, and waitlist support. This entity's staff collectively has over half a century of admissions experience, and they are more than happy to share that with their clients. To start the process, candidates submit a resume and academic information, and then Accepted matches clients with one of its consultants. The team discusses matters like options, personal background, goals, community service, extracurricular activities, and concerns and weaknesses with the consultant who guides the application process. This best of the best admission consulting firm is an excellent choice for tomorrow's MBA students.
mbaMission
mbaMission realizes MBA candidates have questions as they prepare to apply to their target business schools. What are their chances of being admitted? How can they differentiate themselves from other applicants? What is the best way to showcase their accomplishments while mitigating their weaknesses? Potential clients can start getting answers to all their questions by taking advantage of mbaMission's free 30-minute consultation with an expert from its Senior Consultant team. No matter where MBA candidates are in the application process, mbaMission can provide clients with actionable feedback that will help them improve their MBA applications. They need to provide some basic information about their candidacy upload their resumes, and mbaMission will contact clients within one business day to schedule a free half-hour consultation. Clients should think of their free consultation as an initial half-hour meeting with an expert admissions consultant. What they discuss during the session is ultimately up to them—whether it is a profile evaluation to identify school selection, strengths, and weaknesses, reapplication strategies, or anything else entirely. This admission consulting firm has it all.
Stacy Blackman Consulting
Stacy Blackman Consulting's process begins with accurately matching clients and consultants based on goals, histories, and needs. Some consultants have a sweet spot for accountants, while others excel with non-traditional applicants. Just like its clients, Blackman consultants' backgrounds and perspectives vary. All clients are matched with someone who believes in their candidacy and is excited to work with them. Clients can review bios before they are paired and speak with potential consultants to feel completely comfortable. The MBA admission consulting firm doesn't begin an engagement or accept payment until clients think they have been paired with the perfect match. Stacy Blackman Consulting adheres to the "All-In" philosophy. Going All-In means clients are saying yes to making their hopes a reality. Going All-In puts them on the path to having the future they deserve. Going All-In means MBA students believing in themselves, their talent, and their potential.
Scores of competitive applicants come to Admissionado with incredible profiles, stories, and potential. But often, when organizational leaders hear them describe what they consider their best-selling points are, there is a fundamental misalignment with what admissions teams are desiring. There is no guarantee that candidates who "have the right stuff" can communicate it well enough for admissions representatives to see it as a good fit for their MBA programs. Admissionado helps clients make their case legible and convincing, so their future success feels enticing and bankable. MBA programs are looking for future success. Knowing which traits to communicate and how to sell them is what makes Admissionado's approach to MBA admissions consulting elite. Its team of MBA admissions consultants improves chances of acceptance. The 98% client success rate does not lie. Since they understand what motivates admissions committees, Admissionado representatives help bring clients' most salient virtues to the gatekeepers' attention. This admission consulting firm is remarkable.
MBA Prep School
MBA Prep School clients beat the MBA admissions odds annually because the admission consulting firm has assembled a squad of the best MBA admissions experts in the industry. This entity exists to help its clients develop their application strategy and story by creating MBA applications that result in admissions interview invitations and acceptance letters from the world's elite business schools. MBA Prep School's admissions consulting services are designed to strengthen an applicant's MBA candidacy in all the areas that MBA admissions officers care about. Clients can partner with MBA application experts to perfect their MBA recommendation letters, essays, résumé, and admissions interview approaches. Wharton, Stanford, Harvard, and other elite MBA programs want the best and brightest worldwide. MBA Prep School admissions consultants identify the exact things that will set an MBA application apart from other candidates. From there, it takes clients through a proven program that will make them the strongest MBA candidate they can be. Each season, over 85% of MBA Prep School clients are admitted to one of their top-choice business schools.
Veritas Prep and Varsity Tutors
Veritas Prep partners with Varsity Tutors to offer various business school admissions consulting options that will appeal to different types of applicants. For example, its free profile evaluation gives clients the chance to have an expert evaluate their profile and chances of admission at their target MBA programs. Users can also use their free profile evaluation to learn more about what the admission consulting firm can do to help future MBA students pursue their business school goals. Veritas Prep features comprehensive MBA packages. Veritas Prep works with its clients until their last application is complete when clients sign up for one of its business school admissions consulting offerings. Company experts help candidates put together an application package that highlights their strengths and compellingly tells their stories. Additionally, once applications are complete, they are reviewed by head consultants, specialist consultants, and the Ultimate Admissions Committee members. This b-school admissions consulting company is hard to match.
ARINGO
Many business school applicants discover that the MBA application process is riddled with time-consuming and complex hoops to jump through. ARINGO exists to help candidates produce the best results. It offers services, including school selection to develop submission strategies, writing submission documents including resumes, letters of recommendation, essays, and school interview preparation. Thanks to ARINGO's proven process, over 90% of ARINGO clients have enjoyed acceptance into at least one business school of their choice, and thanks to the top-notch applications, they often receive scholarships. But how does ARINGO consistently achieve the best results in business education? ARINGO's process includes personal guidance from a Senior Consultant and additional support from its team of experts, comprised of graduates and ex-admission team members of the nation's leading MBA programs. ARINGO also employs career coaches and experienced writers. Its process is tailored to each candidate according to her needs. Rather than a single strategy for all, all clients are considered on their own merits to create distinct, top-notch applications.
MBA Exchange
MBA Exchange was founded in 1996, so it has overseen years of admissions cycles for MBA students as an organization. While the competition has only increased through the years, the fundamental goal remains unaltered: convincing the admissions committees that clients are more motivated, better qualified, and more valuable than the individuals competing against them for a seat in a high-quality MBA program. Leaders at the admission consulting firm believe that when business school applicants reach a certain age, they add one vital dimension to their arsenals of weaponry: context. The same can be said for admissions consulting firms as MBA Exchange realizes how valuable context is to proper analysis. So, it prioritizes, cultivates, and harnesses it through internal training and discussions into an ever-improving service that gets results. Clients of this service can expect a one-on-one mentorship experience and the best in MBA admissions consulting.
Personal MBA Coach
Leaders at Personal MBA Coach take the time to get to know each client personally as they go through the journey together. It all starts with a deep analysis of the MBA prospect's background, identifying objectives, and thoroughly developing the client's personal story. This admission consulting firm's no-nonsense approach ensures nothing falls through the cracks. Its feedback is honest, immediate, and non-sugar coated. Personal MBA Coach has built a reputation as an entity that pushes its clients hard, and the work pays off. Former clients have gained acceptance into every elite business school in the world, including Harvard Business School, Darden, Stanford GSB, Wharton, MIT Sloan, Chicago Booth, Kellogg, Columbia Business School, Cornell Johnson, Berkeley Haas, Dartmouth Tuck, Yale SOM, Michigan Ross, Duke Fuqua, and more. This entity reports a success rate of over 95%. It works with applicants applying to full-time, Executive, and part-time MBA programs.
Stratus Admissions Counseling
Stratus Admissions Counseling is a top-notch admissions counseling firm committed to helping future MBA students achieve their dreams of going to business school and earning an excellent business degree. Stratus has helped thousands of clients from more than 50 countries with its unique team-based approach. The admission consulting firm's expert counselors are graduates of MIT, Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, Duke, and other respected top universities. Stratus operates as a dedicated team, working on all aspects of its clients' applications. Program leaders believe that every applicant deserves a unique and personalized approach, efficiently developed and strategically designed to make their application stand out among the thousands of others worldwide. Before clients begin working on their applications, they discuss their profile and plans with a Strategist who helps them develop a personalized application strategy. Primary Counselors then look at the big picture of clients' candidacy and work directly with them on everything from brainstorming to interview preparation and essay development. Stratus Admissions Counseling is an excellent choice for tomorrow's MBA students.
Vantage Point MBA
Vantage Point MBA clients partner with the entity because its process works. The admission consulting firm's consultants work with an average of only four clients at a time (the lowest ratio in the industry). This is Vantage Point MBA's passion: it personally invests in each person it works with, and its firm only works with a limited number of clients annually, so it can give them all the time, attention, and guidance they need to be competitive. This firm provides hourly services, comprehensive packages, and Amplify packages. Comprehensive Packages include everything and as much time as clients need to apply to the number of schools they select. Vantage Point MBA admissions consultants walk clients through each stage of the process, ensuring they optimize their chances of success at each step. Amplify Packages are designed for future MBA students seeking support with specific aspects of the application process. Whichever package you choose, Vantage Point MBA has a lot to offer.
Amerasia Consulting Group
Amerasia is a boutique provider of MBA graduate admissions consulting services. Leaders within this organization advise professionals interested in applying to top-tier MBA programs worldwide. The entity also partners with high school students and their families when they apply to top undergraduate universities in the United States. Amerasia Consulting Group's Full Engagement Service is a complete MBA admission consulting service for top MBA program candidates. Clients can get started by initial scheduling consultations. Services provided include essay coaching. Clients, with their consultants, go through unlimited editing drafts of each essay. Resume building results in a business school resume prepared to maintain a consistent client message. Recommendation coaching includes guidance on generating effective letters of recommendation. Other parts of the service include mock interviewing, waitlist guidance, financial aid help, acceptance and resignation planning, and a review of the final submission package. All Full Engagement programs are led by expert admissions consultants who serve as managers during the client life cycle. Amerasia offers a lot of services at a good value.
ApplicantLab
ApplicantLab is an admissions consulting firm that works through an online platform providing expert guidance for business school applicants to elite MBA programs at an affordable price, thus leveling the playing field of business education. ApplicantLab was created by Maria Wich-Vila, a Harvard Business School alum with a decade-plus of admissions consulting experience. Maria condensed her years of expertise into an easy-to-use tool to help future business school students put their best foot forward in business school applications. This program is the perfect fit for applicants who work long hours and need late-night advice as hourly consultants might not be there when clients need them. However, ApplicantLab's on-demand app lets clients get the direction they need on their schedules, day or night. The admission consulting firm has helped hundreds of clients get into the top MBA school of their dreams. Whatever their educational background, work experience, or industry, chances are — ApplicantLab has helped them get into business school.
ARLee Consulting
ARLee Consulting offers end-to-end MBA admissions coaching to help future MBAs get accepted to their dream schools. The successful admission consulting firm was established in 2017 by Alex Ruiz Lee after he spent five years as a successful independent admissions consultant. Ruiz is a non-traditional HR Executive Director with a background in Management Consulting and Technology. He holds an MBA from INSEAD and is the former Director and Head of HR of Samsung's most significant subsidiaries worldwide. Ruiz's experience gives him an edge over many admissions consultants as he started coaching applicants after completing his MBA. ARLee specializes in MBA, Executive MBA (EMBA), and other graduate programs. Interested business school students can reach out to ARLee for a free evaluation of their profile and a detailed discussion about their future. Program leaders can guide clients and be there for them throughout the entire application process. Counselors are available via phone, Zoom, WhatsApp, Skype, and other communication platforms for questions and concerns. This top-notch admission consulting firm has all bases covered.
Avanti Prep
Avanti Prep's services combine key elements of the MBA application process in a way that most effectively and comprehensively meets clients' needs. The brand's hourly services can be easily applied to any part of the application process — no matter where business school prospects are in their MBA journey. Avanti Prep helps students prepare for their interviews with thorough school-specific mock interviews and question-by-question coaching-and-feedback sessions that are proven to help. Program leaders combine an unparalleled level of personal care, commitment, and attention to detail with experience across MBA admissions, messaging, coaching, storytelling, and writing – all to unlock and deliver the best from its clients. Former clients of Avanti Prep have shared glowing reviews within their experiences and success stories. Clients have been awarded significant scholarships to top schools and admission to MBA programs throughout the nation's best. In recent years, program leaders have met with thousands of applicants worldwide. Every applicant has a story to tell and unique challenges to overcome in gaining admission to their dream MBA programs. Avanti Prep is here to help.
Fortuna Admissions
Leaders at Fortuna Admissions focus on goal development, candidacy positioning, and interview coaching. Designed to guide clients carefully through the entire application process, Fortuna Admissions MBA packages draw on its team's industry experience as Directors and Associate Directors of Admissions at the best business schools worldwide. It recommends its Comprehensive Package or Premium Package Upgrade services for the highest impact. The Comprehensive Package includes working with a dedicated Expert Coach throughout the process, with input from its resume specialist and a mid-point review of clients' entire application by a former Admissions Director. Fortuna Coaches have led from senior positions at the nation's best MBA programs. They are uniquely qualified to help MBA candidates maximize their chances of gaining a coveted place in an elite business school. Clients choose the Premium Package Upgrade to get the extensive support of Fortuna's complete Comprehensive MBA Package plus help from a former Admissions Director. Fortuna leaders work with clients and expert coaches on application strategy development and conduct a full review of all MBA application materials at both first and final draft stages. This admission consulting firm has a lot to offer.
Gatehouse Admissions
Gatehouse Admissions exists as a boutique admissions firm that employs elite MBA admissions experts. This firm takes pride in its team members' compassion, caliber, and coaching skills. Its consultants have earned MBAs from three of the nation's most competitive business schools: Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard Business School (HBS), and the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB). Gatehouse leaders believe that the key to effectively coaching clients through an MBA's application process—let alone a top-ranked one—lies in successfully navigating it oneself. As MBAs, company leaders are driven, ambitious, and focused on reaching Gatehouse's singular goal: its clients' acceptance into their target business schools. As coaches, they are passionate about helping others understand and realize their potential. Gatehouse clients benefit not only from its having already walked the path they are just now beginning but also from its relentless and collaborative focus on ensuring that its processes, tools, and insights are the industry's best.
Ivy Groupe
Ivy Groupe is an industry-leading boutique MBA admissions consulting firm that, since its inception, has successfully guided clients as they gain entry to elite MBA programs. Ivy Groupe's mission is to help MBA prospects tell their story to business schools so they can impact the world and achieve their dreams. At the core of its work with clients is a priority of authenticity – this is sourced from a deep-rooted belief that every client who applies to business school has a unique story to tell. Business school students desiring to stand out need to be true to themselves. If they want to differentiate themselves, they need to approach the application process with their hearts. If they're going to be memorable, their human element must be revealed. Admissions experts at Ivy Groupe dig deep to unearth clients' unique attributes and use that as the foundation to help them develop and connect the dots in their stories. Utilizing proven strategies, MBA consultants at Ivy Groupe work closely with MBA prospects to help them stand out and achieve their ultimate goal – acceptance to dream business schools.
Master Admissions
Master Admissions exists to help business school candidates map their MBA Admissions strategy out so they will succeed, and their MBA essays will stand out. Firm leaders review clients' work and life experiences and intentionally elicit tangible and measurable accomplishments that they may not have noticed. Master Admission's goal is to get MBA applicants to think creatively about their life histories and where they have shown signs of high-quality personal leadership – where they add value and where they've taken the road less traveled. A critical element is the client's authentic personal excellence – its distinction and vibrancy. Utilizing modern management tools and supportive techniques, Master Admissions helps its clients make their campaign plan a reality. This can include deciding which school, program, and concentration to choose, whether to stay local, choose out-of-state or international, or attend class as a full or part-time MBA student. Master Admissions is an excellent choice for tomorrow's MBA students.
MBA Admit's credentials are impressive. The admission consulting firm brings over twenty-five years of advising experience, inside exposure to Harvard admissions, and top-shelf writing skills perfected at Oxford and Harvard. This company is led by a team of advisors who are MBA graduates of Yale School of Management, Harvard Business School, Columbia Business School, Wharton, and Stanford Business School. They also possess top business experience through Morgan Stanley and McKinsey & Company. The results speak for themselves as over 95% of MBA Admit's comprehensive clients earned admission to one of their top three targeted schools. Additionally, many clients received unsolicited scholarships to their ultimate business schools. All MBA Admit.com clients work directly with President Dr. Shel Watts, a Harvard College and Oxford University graduate. By working with clients at MBA Admit.com, Dr. Shel Watts draws on Harvard's admissions experience. This admission consulting firm is worth a second look.
MBA and Beyond
MBA and Beyond is an admission consulting firm that functions as a strategic partner in one's MBA admissions journey, from planning to execution of essays, letters of recommendation, CVs, and interview preparation. MBA counselors are alumni of top-shelf business schools like Wharton, INSEAD, and Stanford. MBA and Beyond's counselors are experts at helping business school candidates start their MBA admissions adventure with a purpose. Brand leaders believe every MBA applicant is unique and has a particular purpose with her graduate degree in business. The MBA admissions consulting extensive process guarantees that all applications are 100% unique, even if candidates belong to overrepresented pools. MBA and Beyond counselors invest many hours in understanding the uniqueness of clients' profiles and mapping out their journeys. The admission consulting firm works with a limited number of applicants in each application cycle. It believes in quality over quantity.
MBA Link
MBA Link offers excellent admissions consulting services for potential MBA students seeking access to elite business programs, creating stand-out candidates that position them as a cut above the rest. This entity's consulting grants clients access to expert guidance and mentorship at every step of the admissions process. While MBA admissions to high-quality business programs are increasingly competitive, investing in this service not only increases one's chances of access to target schools but will also catapult clients toward their ultimate career goals. MBA Link customers can navigate the ambiguous MBA admissions process found in many top schools. In the world of opaque and high-stakes MBA admissions processes, clarity is king. Prospective MBA students who choose MBA Link can tap into valuable insights to always put their best foot forward. Business school applicants can maximize their chances of success by leveraging this organization's proven MBA admissions framework. This investment significantly increases admissions success and gives clients the confidence needed throughout the MBA admissions process.
Menlo Coaching
Menlo Coaching markets itself as a professional MBA admissions consulting firm that brings out the very best in its clients. This experienced and knowledgeable MBA admissions consulting team helps candidates push for more, find their voice, and tell their stories in the most compelling way possible. Organization leaders realize it is natural to have blind spots when considering strengths and weaknesses. Business school applicants may also doubt that admissions officers at their target programs are interested in what you have to say. The MBA admissions consultants at Menlo are experts at getting their clients through that. Whether they think their experience is too traditional or not traditional enough, this consulting team will help clients present an honest, strategically crafted profile that maximizes their chances of admission into their target MBA program. Applicants lacking an MBA network may find it challenging to figure out where to start and what they might be missing. Menlo will help its clients gain access to high-quality MBA programs.
Prep MBA
Alex Leventhal leads prep MBA. He has been an MBA Admissions consultant for nearly twenty years. As one of the most experienced professionals in this industry, he has helped hundreds of MBA applicants gain acceptance into a highly ranked MBA program. Before addressing essays, Alex interviews clients to help them identify their qualities and stories. These are the ingredients to winning essays and successful behavioral interviewing, as admissions committees look for a compelling mix of achievements, emotion, industry vision, and character-driven choices. Admissions essays map out these important stories and insights. The recommendation letters, resume, and interviewing strategy will complement the overall positioning. Hence, the MBA programs see candidates as inspiring, consistent people and not a primary aggregate of GPAs, test scores, and job descriptions. Over many years of helping clients, Prep MBA has developed a knowledge management system of resumes and essays compiled from successful applications to the very best schools in the nation. Prep MBA is one of the best admission consulting firms out there.
Sia Admissions
Sia Admissions offers its future MBA student clients expert guidance that helps them know what to do and how to do it every step of the way. Making clients' goals its priority is why Sia leaders are as much a partner as a coach. The admission consulting firm aims to help business school candidates discover, develop, craft, and manage their entire application process. As such, Sia Admissions put together a personalized game-plan that removes all the guesswork, so its clients can move forward into the MBA program of their dreams. Students are encouraged to nurture their strengths to target a school that will pay future dividends. It aims to help b-school candidates succeed long-term. Sia Admissions is purposeful in assisting clients to select programs that meet their aspirational requirements and are nurturing environments that will empower MBA students for future business success long-term. Clients can expect to stand out as they craft the narrative that gets them accepted.
Top Reasons for Working with an MBA Consulting Firm
Business school prospects applying for an MBA have probably heard of MBA consultant firms.
MBA consulting firms are professional organizations that understand the MBA application process in-depth. They are in the business of helping MBA candidates develop solid strategies that give them a better chance of being accepted into their choice MBA programs. Three critical ways MBA consultants can help include:
-Developing Application Strategies
-Creating Strategies for Essays
-Helping Prepare for Interviews
Developing Application Strategies
Once you have decided an MBA is the next step in your career path, you will want to take the time to form an educated MBA application strategy. This well-constructed game plan will help you obtain your goals as effectively as possible. One of the first needs you'll address is school selection: strategically deciding on which schools to apply to while keeping in mind how your experience and measurables compare to other business school candidates (in other words, how "competitive" your application will be within each program).
Deciding on how many programs to apply to is vital
The number of business schools you should target depends on how essential it is to begin an MBA program next year. Some candidates, who are early in their careers, choose to apply to one to three dream schools, knowing that they'll be content working full-time for another year (thereby continuing to enhance their MBA candidacies) if not selected.
If your priority is to start a program as soon as possible, consider applying to up to seven schools. There will always be elements of unpredictability in the admissions process. Even if your background soars well above the class profile at your target schools, never bank on being admitted to any given program. Applying to a more significant number of programs is the best way to ensure that you can start an MBA on your preferred timeline.
Factors to consider when deciding where to apply:
MBA programs are perfect for facilitating career growth. This might look like some graduate students pivoting into a new job function or industry. Others are interested in accelerating along their current professional trajectories or launching new ventures. Whatever your plan, an MBA program's employment potential is a great place to start as you compare schools and decide where to apply.
Business school candidates may find it valuable to categorize schools into three divisions: reach, realistic, and safety schools.
Reach schools are those where a GPA or GMAT score, or other elements of a student's profile, may lie below that of currently enrolled students. Realistic schools are programs where a candidate's credentials are like those of enrolled graduate students. Safety schools are those where one's credentials stand out compared to those of enrolled students. Applying to one or two schools in each division will help position future MBA students to get into the best possible school their qualifications will allow.
Creating Strategies for Essays
Business school admissions representatives consider more than just candidates' GMAT scores and GPA —they want to know who they are and why they belong in their programs. An MBA essay is the best chance to sell the student behind the résumé. They should tell the story of business school applicants while creating a comprehensive picture of who they are, what they've done, and what they bring to the table.
Here are some quick MBA essay tips to keep in mind when initiating the writing process:
-When writing an unforgettable MBA application essay, remember to communicate yourself as an assertive, proactive leader in the making. Business schools shine the most radiantly when their students are go-getters chomping on the bit of decision-making and problem-solving.
-List specific reasons you would be an excellent fit for each program. The stock statement of "I am the ideal applicant for this MBA" won't convince anyone on the admission committee to run you to the top of the admit pile.
-Infuse your writing with passion and heart. Admissions reps want to know what excites and inspires you. If you bring some pizzazz into your admission process, they'll welcome a similar enthusiasm in the classroom.
Helping Prepare for Interviews
Many top-shelf business schools place significance on a candidate's admissions interview. An applicant who communicates with charisma and gravitas stands a better chance to be accepted into a prestigious MBA program than someone who lacks both qualities. B-school admissions officers have gone on record to use interviews to measure whether an applicant has personality traits that benefit future executives, such as sincerity, clarity, self-awareness, and humility. Here are three strategies MBA hopefuls who want to make a substantial impression during their interviews can implement:
Exercise Your Memory Before the Interview
If it's been a minute since you researched B-schools, it will be worth your time to review and recall the learned material. Look back over the research you have done on the business school to understand why it was a good fit and how you will contribute as a member of the academic community. This information is drawn from the experiences you had visiting class and interviewing current students and alumni.
Prepare to Answer Challenging Questions
No business school candidates want to be caught flat-footed by an unexpected question. MBA hopefuls need to spend time brainstorming questions that they might be asked and consider the best answers to those questions. They should anticipate and prepare for provocative questions about ethical dilemmas, past experiences, personal weaknesses, and open-ended questions about identity. Candidates should prepare diplomatic yet truthful responses to any questions about moments when they interacted with an ineffective boss and what they learned about leadership after them.
Anyone receiving an invitation to an MBA admissions interview should be flattered since invitations are usually reserved for competitive candidates. The opportunity to interview means you have a shot at acceptance. Focus on your strengths and when asked about your weaknesses, be self-critical while reinforcing your belief in yourself. Being arrogant or ostentatious during an interview is not the way to go, but being overly self-critical and lacking self-belief is a significant error.
While the factors of this article on the reasons one should pursue an MBA consulting firm can vary when considering individual candidates, one thing remains: candidates should only apply to schools they would be happy to attend. There's no value in applying to a business school to get an acceptance letter if the MBA program doesn't position them to accomplish post-MBA career goals. There are some excellent programs out there. Find the one that works for you, and don't forget to ask for help.
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After two centuries of revolutionary developments in chemistry, has new knowledge acquisition within this essential field of science started to reach a saturation point? Well, not so fast!
Chemistry in this millennium is redefining itself as a strongly multidisciplinary science at the center of major advances in materials science, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and medicine. The construction of complex molecules and supramolecular assemblies that are conferred functions bring forth a diverse array of fundamental advances in different areas of our society. Observations from Nature imply that the next logical step of complexity in chemistry will follow what Nature itself has perfected over millions of years, despite its rather limited set of building blocks – indeed, it is likely that very large molecules and their complex assemblies will perform increasingly complex functions to the benefit of society.
My group's aim is to contribute to solving important current problems in the design and understanding of the materials properties of organic molecules. The judicious use of the powerful tools of modern organic synthesis is at the core of this research, as compounds have to be prepared first, then studied, and often modified to enhance the desired properties. 'Engineering' the desired physical properties in organic molecules and their solids has also become a strong focus of current technological research, for example in the development of organic photovoltaic devices with high conversion efficiencies. However, it is still difficult to predict or design molecular properties from first principles (theoretical calculations), especially for bulk organic materials. Hence, our group relies on analogies between classes of compounds, semi-quantitative approximations, and most importantly creative solutions to tackle our research projects on organic materials.
Our research has converged on three areas of chemistry associated with important physical properties: Fullerenes and carbon nanotubes, organic superconductors, and organic ferromagnets. Fullerenes and carbon nanotubes are important because they have become the de facto carbon-rich nanomaterial with an astonishing array of physical properties of crucial importance (e.g. superconductivity, ferromagnetism, photovoltaic systems, and much more). On the other hand, organic superconducting tetrathiafulvalenes (TTFs) have been studied in the last 20 years for being the first organic compounds to display superconductivity. So far, a maximum superconductivity transition temperature (Tc) of 13 K has been reached, but we believe that their potential as high temperature superconductors remains high because the molecular ordering of these systems in a truly three dimensional network has not been addressed satisfyingly yet (all TTF superconducting phases are 2-dimensional). Organic ferromagnets have been pursued for several years with some key successes. They have real technological potential where cheap, easily processed magnetic devices are needed. The challenge of ordering spins in a purely organic material at room temperature still needs to be met. We are working in this direction as seen at the end of this summary.
Our work has been made possible over the years thanks to the generous financial support from the National Science Foundation, the US Department of Energy, Office of Basic Energy Sciences as part of an Energy Frontier Research Center, the Office of Naval Research (ONR), the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation, and the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation. Yves Rubin is especially grateful to the previous and current coworkers of the group for their invaluable intellectual and experimental contributions. Special thanks go to Drs. Saeed I. Kahn and Jane Strouse for their precious help with X-ray and NMR characterization of the compounds.


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Q: is it possible to iterate images in one single loop in such a way it will automatically put images inside each buttons in tkinter python?
db = open("products.txt", "r")
file = csv.reader(db, delimiter=',')

table = [ [col[0],col[1],col[2]] for col in file]
pos_x, pos_y, cntr = 1, 1, 0
for value in table:
    if cntr % 5 == 0:
        print(cntr)
        pos_x = pos_x + 1
        #pos_x = pos_x + 114
        pos_y = 0

    b = Button(frame, text = (value[1] ), height = 6, width = 15, command=None, anchor=S,compound=CENTER)
    b.grid(row=pos_x, column=pos_y)

    pos_y = pos_y + 1
    #pos_y = pos_y + 100
    cntr = cntr + 1

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F1 2018 Interview Featuring Details on Career Mode, Switch Plans and More
by Kevin Finley
Year after year, racing games never seize to churn out some of the most authentic and visual pleasing simulations. Ahead of their targeted August release date, Codemasters, the team behind the F1 franchise, gives us, Sports Gamers Online, a look under the hood of F1 2018. You can check out the interview in full below to get details on the new career mode and plans for the Nintendo Switch.
F1 2018 Codemasters Interview
What has been the biggest change in F1 2018?
Probably the biggest change comes from the off track elements of the Career mode. Throughout your Career in F1 2018, you'll face questions from the press. You'll be asked about a range of subjects such as your performance in the previous session, that weekend, the season, other drivers and teams, and how things are going with your current team. The answers which the player gives will have a wide range of outcomes.
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It's up to you whether you choose to exhibit showmanship or sportsmanship, or maybe a mixture of the two. Just like in the real sport, certain teams prefer certain types of drivers and the answers you give will affect your negotiations with teams. Your responses can also affect the team you currently drive for by motivating/demotivating certain areas of the team.
There is also far more flexibility within your career. You can now negotiate potential moves or a better contract at your current team at four separate points during the season and you now have the ability to select your own rival in the sport. Beating them will give your reputation a further boost.
Another area where there has been significant change is Research and Development. Now every team has its own unique tech tree with inherent strengths and weaknesses. Plus at the end of a season there could be a rules change, which could result in teams starting the following season with very different performance. You can help limit the impact of the change to a degree by protecting some of their existing R&D, but they will still create some unique season performance orders. There's nothing more exciting than the first race of the season, not knowing which teams will be the strongest.
What's been the biggest challenge you guys have faced with making this year's game?
The biggest challenge we always face is time. We have a long list of features, changes and additions that we want to bring into the game each year as well as the must-haves such as the new cars, liveries, driver changes, new circuits and rule changes. We have an incredibly tight schedule.
What engine does F1 2018 run on?
It runs on our proprietary engine which has evolved with the games over the years.
Can you give some background on your development process in releasing a successful yearly title?
Like I said earlier, time is our biggest enemy so we always have to be thinking ahead and planning our next step wherever possible. We set out the main features we would like to include in this year's game and then match that to the schedule to see if we can make it happen. It may be that we iterate over time until we are happy with the result. For example, look at the way we are building on the great basis offered by last year's Career mode to take it to the next level this time around.
There are also the yearly changes within the sport which help keep everything fresh: new cars, circuits, drivers and rule changes, which can be very significant and have a huge effect on the game.
We have long term and short term plans and goals and the key is to make sure that the team is all working in the same direction.
How many people are working on this year's title? Can you discuss the makeup of the studio? Do you leverage outsourcing to other studios for some assets or development?
Giving an exact number is very difficult as we call in resources from around the company. For example, some of the artists are shared between the development teams at Codemasters. The number of people working on the game is in a constant state of flux and is dependent on the phase of the project.
How do you streamline the career experience for those who just want a quick playthrough?
The Career, by its very nature, is an in-depth experience. Although a player does not necessarily have to go into the finer details of R&D, car set up and practice sessions if they don't want to. You can also reduce the length of the races to suit the amount of time you want to spend on track. There is another option to get the AI to simulate any session you want for you. This gives a reduced reward but still allows the players to progress through the career in the way they want.
There is also the Grand Prix and Season mode which lets the player race as one of the existing F1 drivers without having to worry about anything off track. It is also their choice as to whether they want to do practice and qualifying. This is far more "pick up and play".
Are there plans to bring the franchise to the Switch?
At the moment we are focused on making the best game possible on the PS4, Xbox One and PC.
Each version gets more praise than the year before, how does the team stop from becoming complacent?
I don't think we have the opportunity to become complacent. There is a real drive within the studio to make the best F1 game possible and then to improve upon it year in, year out. We are our own harshest critics and have very lofty goals for the franchise so that keeps pushing us.
Most of the team are huge fans of the sport, so that in itself means that we double down on our efforts. Also, we have a vibrant community of fans who are always pushing us to improve and get more into the game which helps spur us on still further.
Fans who have never played the series before may look at it as a bit overwhelming with all the upgrades available. How do you make it more accessible to newcomers?
We try to explain everything to the player as much as possible. The first time you see each of the screens, there is a popup that explains what you are seeing. There is also a suggested upgrade option where the race engineer will make those decisions for you.
We ensure that the car has a decent base set up for each of the circuits, just like it would have in real life, so it is not vital for the player to have to tinker with settings. It is all about offering options for different preferences.
F1 is by its very nature quite a complicated sport, so we try to make it as accessible as possible to people who are new to the games. There are also a variety of assists such as brake assist, ABS, traction control and driving line, all of which can help newbies feel comfortable in the car for the first time.
What part do actual drivers play in the testing or development of the game?
We are extremely fortunate to get to spend time with a lot of the drivers and get their feedback. This year we have already sat down with Charles Leclerc, Romain Grosjean, Carlos Sainz, Nico Hulkenberg, Sergio Perez, Esteban Ocon, Pierre Gasley and Max Verstappen to talk about the game.
They give amazing insight into areas and facets of the circuits that only they know. For example, things like braking distance, gears or grip characteristics on given corners. We have found that their real world F1 skills transfer very quickly to the game.
Are there any announced features or improvements that you would like to mention here?
The main one would be the fact that we have more classic cars in the game than ever before. We now have 20 cars from the history of the sport available to the player. These appear in Grand Prix mode and as events during your Career.
We are delighted to bring the championship winning Brawn from 2009 into the game as it is easily the most requested classic car from our forum. We have just announced that we will have a new class of iconic cars from the 80 and 90s in the game along with the fact that all of the classics from last year's game are returning.
You can really feel the difference between the eras and there is a huge contrast between the low aero, low grip cars from the 80s when compared to the modern day cars, which shows how much the sport has evolved over the years.
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Kevin Finley currently resides in California where he juggles pursuing fiction, technical and game writing. He acquired a Bachelor's Degree in Game Art & Design and hopes to continue specializing in narrative design. Although an avid player of narrative based role-playing games like The Elder Scrolls and Mass Effect, Kevin regularly mixes it up in a variety shooters, combat sports, and prefers to play a Fighter in D&D. Kevin is no stranger to Anime, cooking, debating, and when all else is unavailable, a good book.
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To anyone considering the upgrade to the TMC2130 stepper drivers on their FT-5... Quit waiting and just do it! The results are incredible!
I installed the genuine Watterott TMC2130 SilentStepSticks. These come pre-configured expecting to be used with the SPI wiring, and that's how I wired them up. I highly recommend doing that, rather than running them standalone, as any changes you wish to make are just a simple Marlin config edit. It took a little while to make the wiring harness, but I was able to get it all put together and assign pins such that I could still use the LCD/SD. I also installed the Watterott SilentStepStick protectors at the same time - they stack under the stepper drivers.
I didn't wire the drivers for the sensorless endstops - no real reason to, since I have the regular endstop wiring all in place and fed through the cable chains. But if I was building another FT-5, I'd definitely consider it for the X and Y axis. I'd keep a traditional endstop on the Z-axis though.
I'm running my drivers in stealthchop mode - the quietest of the settings. All currents are at their defaults (800ma), and I've had no issues. I need to do some research into how to come to the right values for currents though, as I know I should have different values for the single axis (X & extruder) vs the dual-motor Y. So I'm either over for the X&E, or under for Y, or some combination... Need to do some reading there.
Note that if you buy the Chinese clones, some of them have a different configuration from the factory. The "Fystec" ones have a V1.0 (most common) which is pre-configured for standalone, and I believe there are V1.1 and V1.3 versions out now with different configurations. The price difference is so small, there's really no reason to not just get the genuine Watterott ones though, and save yourself the trouble of soldering and unsoldering the tiny bridges.
My FT-5 is an R1, still running the 12V power supply, and with the power supply adjusted to exactly 12.0V. I had read that there were some concerns of whining sounds with certain combinations of stepper motors and the lower supply voltage, but I think we lucked out with the FT-5 - No whining on mine.
I don't have any other noise-reduction mods on my FT-5. No stepper motor dampers, no squash ball (raquetball) feet, etc. I used to be able to hear my FT-5 from the other side of the house... Now, I brought my wife in to see the difference... her words were... "What did you change?.... Oh! It's printing! Holy ****... it's quiet!"
Easily one of the best upgrades I've done yet.
You can upgrade all of your fans for quieter fans. They do cost much more but if noise is a issue than the Noctua NF-A4x20 is a amazing fan. Runs super quite. I would suggest having it driven so you can adjust the current to it .
Thanks @bustedparts. I had been looking at the thinner NF-A4x10 FLX earlier as a hotend fan replacement.
No, I made a build of Marlin 1.1.8, as the stock FT-5 firmware is out of date.
For the stepper code error, did you add the library via the Arduino IDE?
The TMC2130s, along with any of the other multi-voltage TMC drivers, are vulnerable to damage if they are not powered properly or the power sequencing is incorrect. Specifically, there's a sequence of powering via USB vs powering via the PSU which is problematic. I forget which sequence it was, but there is a description of it on the Watterott wiki as well as other locations.
The solution is simple - cut the 5V line in the USB cable, so that the board can't be powered any way other than via the printer's power supply. That way, there's nothing to remember... it's just safe by default.
I looked at the Duet boards... They're clearly a solid step up. I just wish they were a bit less expensive. Worth it for sure, but it still has to be balanced in the overall limited budget.
For me, the right balance was to put the TMC2130s on the X, Y, and Extruder axes, and skip the Z. The printer now is extremely quiet 98% of the time... just some "extra" noise when homing, and an extremely brief pulse when the bed moves. It's actually not a bad solution, as it's kinda nice to hear that noise as a feedback mechanism when watching a print progress. Otherwise you might forget that it's still going.
I also want to use the TMC2130 with my FT5 R1.
I am no electronics expert, so would you be able to put the wiring diagram you used so the LCD and SD card reader work as well, that would be much appreciated.
Could you explain your results a little more? I understand they are quieter, but what else makes up for the rather difficult install?
After installing 2130's on my FT5 r1 I keep getting layer shifts on my y axis. I've slowly increased from 800 all the way up to 930 on the y driver but I still get an occasional layer shift and I usually get an over temp warning. I've read some people are setting up 2 y drivers (1 for each motor) but I'm hesitant to do this because eventually I plan on upgrading to a dual extruder set up like the chimera or cyclopse. Any tips to getting rid of the layer shifts while only using 1 stepper driver?
Y axis is parallel and halves the resistance, so you need roughly double the amperage of a single stepper.
I recently dropped the values to X 800 and Y 1.4 and it skipped- with previous values it's never skipped or got hot.
It's recommend to run between 50-85% of rated motor amp, stock on the FT-5 is 1.5A.
Are these plug and play on the FT5R2 or do they need tweaking?
I believe they need to be configured to work with many of the drivers out there needing pins and pads jumped.
I just went with duet that has 2660's and very easy to configure.


Almost everywhere improved fishing is going on. If you do not enjoy sitting over a midge pupa under an indicator, try your favorite damselfly nymph at a slow troll. If you enjoy sitting over a midge pupa under an indicator, just for variety try replacing it with your favorite damselfly nymph.
Damselfly nymphs retrieved slowly in shallow waters around submerged vegetation are producing in Chesterfield, Treasureton, and Twenty-Four Mile reservoirs. Don't be surprised if you catch bass in Treasureton. IDF&G surveys indicate a healthy bass population there. Midge pupa under an indicator are the best bet in shallow areas of Daniels Reservoir. Same seems to apply to Springfield Reservoir.
Action is picking up on all the irrigation reservoirs below Pocatello. Reason is that waters are all in good depth, clear, and damselfly nymphs are moving around. Go to shallow waters on any of these, especially around vegetated shorelines. Present your favorite damselfly nymph pattern on an intermediate line or hang them under an indicator on a floating line. You can also have action on these reservoirs from midge pupa suspended under an indicator.
Not much change in these since our May 12th report. Daniels Reservoir remains the star of the show. Try indicator fishing with midge pupa in shallow waters such as the upper end for best results. Don't overlook using an intermediate line in shallow water for trying anything looking like a damselfy nymph.
Chesterfield Reservoir continues to be great for indicator fishing in shallow waters around willowy shorelines. Don't overlook offering anything that looks like a damselfly nymph. Everything just said also applies to the upper end of Daniels Reservoir. Small fish with a rare lunker are quite active in Hawkins Reservoir. Nothing yet on Treasureton Reservoir ; so it must be very slow or very good.
Here's news lots'a folks have been waiting for. Chesterfield Reservoir is rounding into shape. Best fishing seems to be in shallows around shorelines holding willows and by the dam. Use midge pupa patterns under an indicator for best results. Find the taking depth. A black bead zebra midge (#12-#14) might be a good choice. Indicator fishing with midge pupa patterns has been good in shallow waters at Daniels Reservoir, too. No information on Treasureton Reservoir yet.
Fishing is picking up on most of these. Midge pupa suspended at taking depth gives best results just about everywhere. Just find the taking depth. This includes Chesterfield, Daniels, Hawkins, and Springfield reservoirs. Do not overlook that dragonfly nymphs move in good numbers this time of year. That's one of the best reasons why woolly bugger types seem to work so well when fish slowly in shallow water now.
Daniels Reservoir now offers some good fishing if you go deep. Water remains cold, so not much happening other than midge activity. Fish your pupa patterns deep under an indicator. Try leech and bead head nymph patterns, also presented deep. Two and three weight sinking lines should get down to where you find action. Chesterfield Reservoir is turning over, so action is slow. Give it a week or so for improvement. Twenty-Four Mile Reservoir remains iced over, but any day now should open up. Hawkins was stocked recently, so small fish will be hitting. Don't let that stop you from going there. We have a report of 27.5-inch holdover being taken there on midge pupa pattern under an indicator! Springfield Reservoir has been fair fishing. Midge pupa under an indicator and small leech patterns trolled very slowly bring some action. Carp are moving into shallows around American Falls Reservoir.
Springfield Reservoir still offers the best fishing. See our recent fishing reports on it for strategy suggestions. Hawkins Reservoir is also producing some fish. Try along shore lines with your favorite dragonfly and damselfly nymph imitations. Troll the dragonfly nymph patterns VERY slowly. Present the dragonfly nymph patterns with a slow jerky retrieve. Ice is off Chesterfield, Daniels, Deep Creek, and Treasureton reservoirs, but not much information is out on how they are fishing. Twenty-Four Mile Reservoir still has ice.
Springfield Reservoir offers the best still water fishing right now. Follow the strategy we suggest in previous reports on Springfield. The only other ice-free water we know of at this time are American Falls and Hawkins reservoirs. We have no reports on fly-fishing activity at Hawkins to date.


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Q: memory management & std::allocator In reviewing my code I see some "ugly" structure I use, in a class (called "map") I have a vector which contains a "data" class:
std::vector<PointerToHUGEClass> vector;

Where PointerToHUGEClass is just like the name describes. (though the object pointed too is also owned by the map class, and created with the "new" parameter in the constructor). This works all good (at the moment). However I still feel it is more of a work-around.
The only reason I am using a "PointerToHUGEClass" instead of just "HUGEClass", is because I wanted to make sure the object is not declared from the stack. This was made however before I understood allocaters. Now I feel it is more or less the task of the allocator to ensure the memory isn't declared from the stack.
My questions:

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*Am I correct in assuming the allocator is responsible for the memory management from the items? (And making sure it is declared from stack/freestore/heap/whatever)

*What does the std::allocator do? - Does it declare from the stack, or from the heap?

*(follow up from previous question): if I copy an item declared in the stack to the datastructure is it still declared in the heap?

Thanks again,
paul23

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*Am I correct in assuming the allocator is responsible for the memory management from the items? (And making sure it is declared from stack/freestore/heap/whatever)

No you are not. The allocator is just sugar coating over new and delete and in general responsible of deciding where the memory will be allocated. The responsibility of calling allocate, deallocate, construct and destruct is to its users (which means here, std::vector). From your point of view, it'll be automatic, which is what matters here after all.

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*What does the std::allocator do? - Does it declare from the stack, or from the heap?

std::allocator is mandated to allocate using ::operator new(size_t), thus it depends on the definition of the global new operator. Generally, this means the heap. The stack is for object with automatic storage duration.

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*(follow up from previous question): if I copy an item declared in the stack to the datastructure is it still declared in the heap?

If you copy an item, then a copy is allocated where you copy it. Here it means copying an item from the stack to the heap. You then have two copies of the object, meaning that changes on one copy are not reflected on the other.
Beware though, that we are talking about the default copying mode, that is a shallow copy. If you copy an object, it'll get copied all fine; if you copy a pointer, only the pointer will be copied, not the data pointed to.

A: Your answers:

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*Yes, you are correct. Anyway, if the template type of the container is a pointer, as in your case, the container will allocate/deallocate memory for the pointer, not for the object which the pointer is pointing to!

*It's up to the implementation, in the $20.2.5 of the standard are described the allocators' requirements.

*Since you are storing pointers, I fear the answer to this question would confuse you. If you copy in the container a pointer to an object that's allocated in the stack, your object will remain in the stack. Once you get out of the scope, it will get destroyed and you will have an invalid pointer in the container.
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Q: AutoIncrement (re-order) php Array values is there any way to reorder values in array? for example i have
 Array (
    "one" => 0,
     "tow" => 0,
     "three" => 0,
     "four" => 8,
     "apple" => 4,
     "pink" => 3,
   );

and convert it to
 Array (
    "one" => 0,
     "tow" => 1,
     "three" => 2,
     "pink" => 3,
     "apple" => 4,
     "four" => 5,
   );

EDIT:
please notice that "four" has bigger value it should change to 5 and "apple" &  "pink" should not change

A: How about as simple as...
$source  = array('one' => 0, 'tow' => 0, 'three' => 0, 'four' => 8, 'apple' => 4, 'pink' => 3);
asort($source);
$result  = array_flip(array_keys($source));

Explanation: array_keys will collect all the keys of your original array as another, indexed array, and array_flip will just turn these indexes into values. )

A: $i = 0;
foreach( $array as $key => $value )
{
    $array[$key] = $i;
    $i++
}

Should do it :-)

A: You are probably looking for PHP asort().


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Reviews, Television
The White American Man in the High Castle
November 20, 2015 Lin King
Television has long ceased to be a regional form of media. One would think that Amazon Studios, a purely online broadcasting platform owned by a global company, would be conscious of the international reach of American television. One might also think that, when tasked with producing an alternate history drama in which the Axis powers win World War II, measures would be taken to be inclusive of contemporary international audiences. Or at least, not to offend them.
Unfortunately, The Man in the High Castle, a new Amazon series based loosely on Philip K. Dick's 1962 novel of the same name, fails to meet this simple expectation. So far, only two episodes are available (the rest of the season premieres today, November 20), but I have already found enough cultural stereotyping and inaccuracies to conclude that this alternate reality is, disappointingly, anything but realistic.
(from L to R): Alexa Davalos as Juliana Crain, Luke Kleintank as Joe Blake in a scene from the Amazon Studios pilot: The Man In The High Castle. Credit: Amazon Studios
In the pilot, set in 1962, we learn that the Axis powers have won the war and subsequently divided the U.S. into the Greater Nazi Reich in the east and the Japanese Pacific States in the west, with an expansive neutral zone marked by the Rocky Mountains. The plot follows multiple main characters: Joe Blake (Luke Kleintank), a young volunteer for the anti-fascist Resistance tasked with transporting mysterious cargo to Canon City, Colorado; Juliana (Alexa Davalos), a woman who becomes entangled with the Resistance when she receives a prohibited film reel featuring another universe in which the Allies win; and Frank (Rupert Evans), Juliana's boyfriend who is seized and tortured by the Japanese when she brings the reel to Canon City.
The first minutes of the pilot are as powerful as the show's promising trailer: "Edelweiss" plays as the chilling opening theme and, for a split second, we see the American flag with its fifty stars replaced by the Nazi swastika. This is, however, immediately followed by stilted dialogue that sounds straight out of a Generation X teen movie, with addresses like "my buddies," "punk," "kid" (we get it, it's the 60s), and lines like, "You heard what curiosity did to the cat?" Um, I don't know, make it cringe?
The clumsy presentation hardly stops here. In the ensuing scene, we meet Juliana at Aikido practice, where we learn that she excels at the Japanese martial art far more than the roomful of Asian men twice her age. We also briefly encounter Doni (Michael Eber), a puppy-eyed, mixed-raced youth who first learns that Juliana has a boyfriend, then asks frantically, "Would you—would you allow me to buy you some tea?" And bam, we are left with what is either the most contrived pick-up line in all of TV or a troubling example of idol worship between the Asian man and the more accomplished white woman.
I wish I could say that this was the extent of the ethnic-racial discomfort, but things only get worse the more characters we meet. I am not familiar with German culture and cannot speak on its behalf, but representations of the Japanese are distractingly and consistently erroneous. When discussing a visit from the Japanese royal family, Tagomi (Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa), a Japanese Trade Minister, states that the room is "inappropriate." A Nazi ambassador explains to his German colleague that this is because the furniture lacks "chi, one of the five great elements." Chi is, in fact, the Chinese word for "air" or "energy," frequently used to describe the aura of a space. The same character is pronounced "ki" in Japanese and not at all similar to the Japanese word "chi," which means "earth." Whether this linguistic mix-up was inherited from the novel, simple fact checking would have averted the resulting implication that the two cultures are interchangeable.
Tagomi also repeatedly bases many of his political decisions on I Ching, an ancient form of Chinese divination that would hardly have acted as a major tactical influence on a Cold War-era politician. (But, alas, how on earth will people find the plot believable if the Asians started relying on political theory instead of mysticism?) While many white characters mock the Japanese for their "superstitious slant-eyed crap," audiences familiar with East Asian culture could point out that the show itself is often similarly ignorant.
All that being said, this stately production is not without its virtues. The show's cinematography is consistently eerie, with amazing attention paid to the impressive set, and its action sequences are both surprising and adrenaline-charged (it does, after all, carry the "Ridley Scott, Executive Producer" banner). The leads are strong, particularly Evans in his sympathetic portrayal of Frank's combination of steadfastness, fear, torn loyalties, and heartbreak.
The Man in the High Castle certainly doesn't lack in thrills. It is certainly different from anything currently playing on television—a mixture of historical drama, sci-fi suspense, morally ambiguous romance, and political ruthlessness, with flavors of mafia violence. It is also, however, distinctly made by and for white Americans. The fascinating premise, while artistically imagined and at times appropriately unsettling, suffers from generalizations and cultural insensitivities that permeate the show with what any fictional world hopes most to avoid—inauthenticity.
The Man in the High Castle is Rated TV-MA. May contain graphic violence, adult content, and stereotyping of your culture.
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Lightstep Creates New AWS Lambda Extension for Monitoring Serverless, Contributes it to the OpenTelemetry Community
Lightstep, a leading Observability tool for understanding microservices and serverless architectures, contributed a brand new AWS Lambda Extension to the OpenTelemetry project. This will provide DevOps teams a quick and vendor-neutral way to collect, ingest, and ultimately understand high-quality serverless data.
According to a recent survey from the CNCF, which draws upon the global cloud-native community, OpenTelemetry is currently the most highly evaluated CNCF sandbox project, and the second most active project behind only Kubernetes. "The idea behind OpenTelemetry is to create an open standard for collecting and pipelining observability data," said Ted Young, Co-Founder of OpenTelemetry. "Traditional monitoring tools that enforce users to install proprietary agents will soon be a thing of the past."
Previously, the challenge of monitoring serverless functions was the inability to capture accurate tracing information before the function was shut down, given their highly ephemeral and dynamic nature. According to the recent State of Serverless Report, the median AWS Lambda function only runs for 800 milliseconds. By running a properly configured OpenTelemetry Collector as a Lambda extension, users braid observability into the fabric of their serverless runtime, which keeps telemetry data flowing even as serverless functions are frozen and rescheduled.
"OpenTelemetry will become the defacto open standard for collecting telemetry data," said Daniel "Spoons" Spoonhower, Co-Founder and CTO of Lightstep. "Serverless functions like AWS Lambda add a level of abstraction and agility that are an important component of modern architectures -- this is why we've contributed the AWS Lambda Extension to the OpenTelemetry project for anyone to use."
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Windmiller joins St. Louis Bi-State Development board
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has appointed Rose Windmiller to the Bi-State Development's board.
Bi-State Development is the operator of Metro Transit-St. Louis, which operates light-rail, bus and paratransit services in the St. Louis area.
Windmiller is associate vice chancellor of government and community relations at Washington University in St. Louis. The former chairwoman of Citizens for Modern Transit, Windmiller also serves on the Presidential Advisory Committee of the Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education.
"Rose has long had an interest in public transportation and she provided valuable public service on the Ferguson Commission," said Bi-State Development President and Chief Executive Officer John Nations, referring to an independent group established by former Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon in the aftermath of the shooting death of Michael Brown Jr. in August 2014. "We are looking forward to her service on our Board of Commissioners."
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Arctic Convoy ( Second World War at Sea )
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Second World War at Sea
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Arctic Convoy is the newest boxed game in the Second World War at Sea series. It covers the Allied attempts to push convoys through the Norwegian and Barents Seas while German aircraft, submarines and surface ships try to stop them. Famous convoy operations like those of PQ12 and PQ17, British carrier raids, German-Soviet destroyer skirmishes al
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Arctic Convoy is the newest boxed game in the Second World War at Sea series. It covers the Allied attempts to push convoys through the Norwegian and Barents Seas while German aircraft, submarines and surface ships try to stop them. Famous convoy operations like those of PQ12 and PQ17, British carrier raids, German-Soviet destroyer skirmishes along the Arctic coast — all of these and more are included. Like all games in the series, this one come stuffed with scenarios and variations on them.
Most scenarios are very straightforward — each side knows what the other must do. The Allied player has large convoys of vital merchant shipping that must reach their destination. The German player has bases in Norway well-placed to intercept them, with submarines and aircraft that can hit them almost continuously. As in Bomb Alley, aircraft are drawn in a semi-random fashion so neither player has perfect intelligence about their numbers and location. German surface ships are few in number, but there's a lot of open sea in which they can hide and strike the convoys at vulnerable moments. And with war raging simultaneously
There are two maps, covering the Norwegian and Barents Seas from Iceland in the southwest to Novaya Zemlya in the northeast, from the Norwegian coast to the Arctic pack ice. It's one of the larger play areas in the Second World War at Sea series, and unlike Leyte Gulf's three maps, both of these are in use in almost every scenario. Players quickly get a sense of the huge and desolate oceans in which they must operate.
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Der Wahlkreis Dippoldiswalde – Freital II war ein Landtagswahlkreis zur Landtagswahl in Sachsen 1990, der ersten Landtagswahl nach der Wiedergründung des Landes Sachsen. Er hatte die Wahlkreisnummer 50. Für die Landtagswahlen 1994 und 1999 wurde die Wahlkreisstruktur verändert. Das Gebiet des Wahlkreises Dippoldiswalde – Freital II wurde Teil der Wahlkreise Meißen-Dresden Süd und später Weißeritzkreis 2.

Der Wahlkreis umfasste alle Gemeinden des Landkreises Dippoldiswalde sowie folgende sechs Gemeinden des Landkreises Freital: Colmnitz, Dorfhain, Klingenberg, Kurort Hartha, Pohrsdorf und Tharandt. Die übrigen Gemeinden des Landkreises wurden über die Wahlkreise Freital I (49) und Dresden, Land II – Freital III (47) erfasst.

Ergebnisse
Die Landtagswahl 1990 fand am 14. Oktober 1990 statt und hatte folgendes Ergebnis für den Wahlkreis Dippoldiswalde – Freital II:

Es waren 40.223 Personen wahlberechtigt. Die Wahlbeteiligung lag bei 80,5 %. Von den abgegebenen Stimmen waren 3,8 % ungültig. Als Direktkandidatin gewählt wurde Andrea Hubrig (CDU). Sie erreichte 58,2 % aller gültigen Stimmen.

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 Direktbewerber im Wahlkreis 50 Dippoldiswalde – Freital II
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