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Is Jesus not welcome in Australian government-run schools? Australian media, including the national newspaper The Australian, are carrying stories about an education policy in the schools of Queensland that is extremely disturbing.
This report states,
"Queensland education officials have moved to ban references to Jesus in the primary school yard, with an unofficial policy that takes . . . aim at junior evangelists," is how The Australian reports on a new move by the state's Education Department.
The minister of education, however, is quoted as saying:
Ms Jones said the Palaszczuk Government supported religious instruction in state schools in consultation with parents. "No one is telling a child what they can and can't say in the playground," she said.
Ok, that sounds like everything is fine, but then she adds,
There has been no change to the religious instruction policy in state schooling. We are an inclusive education system that aims to provide a good education for all students of all faiths.
Now it's all in how they say things. So what does she practically mean by that?
The department review called for only minor edits to the RI [Religious Instruction*] curriculum providers, but as reported by Eternity and now in The Australian, the reviewers commented, "While not explicitly prohibited by the [act and regulations], nor referenced in the RI policy statement, the Department expects schools to take appropriate action if aware that students participating in RI are evangelising to students who do not participate in their RI class, given this could adversely affect the school's ability to provide a safe, supportive and inclusive environment for all students."
Apparently, principals were emailed instructions concerning the state report on some of the Christian lesson plans. And what is considered to be inappropriate actions by students?
Examples of evangelism outside of the RI classroom, promoted on the RI providers' lesson content, that the report was concerned about included:
- Making beaded bracelets or necklaces with a Christian message to give away.
- Devising a poem, song or drama to communicate the gospel.
- Making a speech at a school assembly about something that matters to God.
- Passing around leaflets advertising church events.
Ah, now we start to understand what their "inclusive" language seems to mean—inclusive of all but Christianity. The report concludes,
Freedom for Faith, a Christian group concerned with freedom for all faiths, describes the Queensland policy as "an outrageous assault on freedom of belief and speech."
With policies like this being passed, I can see Australians becoming more interested in Christian and home education options. Now, it is true that this direction from the education minister is not law, only a guideline, but it is meant to try to force schools to censor Christian students.
Sadly, we are seeing the free exercise of religion and freedom of speech being undermined in Australia just as is happening the United States and the rest of the Western world. In the United States, organizations like the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a group of belligerent atheists, continue their assault on Christianity by bullying schools and other places into removing any mention of Christianity in the public and replacing it with their religion of atheism.
Despite growing opposition, we must continue to do what God commanded us to do—share the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ with everyone (Matthew 28:19).
Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
This item was written with the assistance of AiG's research team.
*Religious Instruction in Australia is not just Christian instruction. Other faiths are taught, so the language in the guidelines would apply to those religions as well.
Answers in Genesis is an apologetics ministry, dedicated to helping Christians defend their faith and proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ.


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Karthik Muralidharan is an Associate Professor in the Economics Department at University of California, San Diego. His research focuses on improving education and health in developing countries. He has studied the impact of performance-pay for teachers, the impact of contract teachers, and the impact of cash grants to schools on student learning outcomes in India via large-scale randomized evaluations. Current projects include studying the impact of school choice programs in India, and the impact of teacher certification, across the board salary increases for teachers, and continuous teacher training programs in Indonesia.
Karthik earned his PhD from Harvard University and is Co-Chair of J-PAL's Education sector.

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Quick Answer: What Does It Mean I'Ll PM You?
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direct messageDM stands for direct message, or a private message with a person on social media, especially Twitter.
Is PM on Facebook the same as messenger?
There are times when you are using Facebook that you might want to send a message directly to one or more of your friends. This is often known as DM (direct message) or PM (Private Message) as it goes directly to the person (or persons) you address it to and not onto your timeline.
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Why use cider-send-ns-form-to-repl instead of cider-send-function-to-repl in Emacs Cider?
Is there any difference between cider-send-ns-form-to-repl and cider-send-function-to-repl?
For example, I have the following form in my clj file:
(ns e01.rebl-examples
 (:import java.io.File)
 (:require [clojure.java.io :as io]
 [clojure.core.protocols :as p]))
I can send this form to repl using both commands. I'd prefer cider-send-function-to-repl because I can use it with any form.
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cider-send-ns-form-to-repl will send the ns form no matter where your cursor is in the file.
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Does Cider also send the ns form when evaluating any form?
No, it doesn't.
Yes and no.
There's the send to repl functions. And there's the eval functions.
The send to repl functions are like if you copy/pasted things in the REPL window and pressed enter. So they are executed in the context of your REPL window. So if you send some defn form it will just send that. It won't send anything else.
The eval functions evaluate the form within the context of the first ns form found backward from the form you are evaluating. So if you evaluate some defn and above the defn you have (ns foo) and your REPL window is in the user namespace, Cider will switch to foo and evaluate the defn, but it's not switching your REPL window, in the REPL window you are still going to be inside the user namespace.
The output of the send to repl functions will show in the REPL window.
The output of the eval functions will show inline with the code.
Yes, forms in an ns are evaluated in that ns, but the ns form itself is not evaluated if you don't do it explicitly (so requires and imports are not available until you do)
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Ya, I don't remember what it does exactly, I had looked it up a while ago. I think it might just call in-ns or maybe it just binds *ns*. If it does the former, it would create the namespace if it didn't exist, but otherwise would just switch to it without requiring or importing anything.
I'm too lazy to go dig into the code now, but it looks like it's calling in-ns.
(ns toto) ;; never evaluated from the buffer
(defn add [a b]
 (+ a b))
;; => #'toto/add


When someone asks a question along the lines:
Чей это кот? Чья это собака? Чьё это письмо? Чьи это очки?
I have the following two questions regarding the structure of these interrogative sentences:
1. What type of pronoun is чья/чей/чьё/чьи here? Is it a pronoun which replaces a noun, or a pronoun that replaces an adjective?
For example - "This is your car" -- here "your" takes the place of an adjective
"This car is yours" -- here "yours" takes the place of noun
So in these questions, does чьё/чья/чей/чьи mean "whose" in the sense of "Whose is this?" (replacing a noun) or "Whose car is this?" (replacing an adjective)?
2. I have an essentially analogous question about the function of "это" in this type of question.
In these questions, does "это" mean "this" in the sense of "Think about this" (takes the place of a noun) or "this" in the sense of "Think about this question" (takes the place of an adjective)?
My confusion is as follows: чей/чья/чьи/чьё declines with the noun in "...", but this isn't enough to tell us whether it is taking the role of a noun or adjective, because both of these types of pronouns decline the same in Russian -- i.e. "(Это) авто -- твоё." and "Это -- твоё авто." are both valid sentences, and "твоя" is declined the same way in both, despite the fact that it serves a different function in both.
But in German, one would have "Das Auto ist deins" and "Das ist dein Auto". In German one can tell from the declension of "dein" what function it is serving in each sentence, and from that infer what the function of "das" is (along with whether it is separated from the noun by the copular verb, which generally isn't used in Russian).
The only hint in Russian that allows one to differentiate between "Это авто твоё" and "Это твоё авто" (at least as far as I can tell) is the word order. But the rules for word order in questions are usually different from the rules for word order in regular sentences, so I really don't know what at all to make of "Чьё это авто". Hence any help would be greatly appreciated.
 - "Das Auto ist deines" is not correct. – Abakan Aug 29 '16 at 12:17
 - _USER_.S You're right, I thought "deins" was just an abbreviation for "deines" but it turns out that it is incorrect to use "deines" instead of "deins". I have fixed the post. – Chill2Macht Aug 29 '16 at 15:49
Russian is much easier than English or German in this aspect. We don't distinguish between posessive pronouns and adjectives (they are both called pronouns in modern English grammar btw). Neither have we different forms for them like my and mine. It will be мой,моя,мое in all cases,you will never make a mistake. As for Russian into English translating the rule is the same as in English. Just look whether you have a corresponding noun after the posessive in your sentence or not.
Это моя книга.--This is my book. Чья это книга?-- Моя.Whose book is this?--It's. mine.
 - This is correct but doesn't seem to answer my question -- would the translation be the equivalent of "your" or "yours"? Otherwise I don't understand how the various words in the sentence are acting. – Chill2Macht Aug 29 '16 at 20:43
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 See the examples and the last sentence. The functions in Russian are those of an adjective and a predicative. – V.V. Aug 30 '16 at 2:23
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 Чей это кот?--Whose cat is this? (Adjective )А кот чей?-Мой.(predicative ) – V.V. Aug 30 '16 at 2:32
 - this makes sense -- one more question -- if "чья" is modifying "книга", why does the word order in this question separate them? Wouldn't "Чья книга -- это?" or "это -- чья книга?" make more sense because they don't separate the words in the noun phrase? Or is this just one of those things for which "that just is the way it is" even if it doesn't really make sense? – Chill2Macht Aug 30 '16 at 2:34
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 Это чья книга?и Чья это книга?--Both have the same meaning with a stress on чья.You don't need a dash, the word order functioning instead. Чья книга?is usually used without это in a dialogue when you point to the book.Funny, I never thought of "just the way it is" but that seems to be the case. – V.V. Aug 30 '16 at 2:43
not sure i fully understand the crux but i'll try to give an answer and hopefully it'll help to arrive at a conclusion
 1. in the presented questions the interrogative pronouns point at a possessor of the object in question who (the possessor) is expressed with a possessive pronoun or a noun in Genitive case in the answer
Чей это кот?
A1 (possessive pronoun)
Это наш кот
A2 (noun in Genitive)
Это кот соседа
there's an obsolete form, yet still understandable, where a possessive adjective is used instead of a noun
Это соседов кот
a modern variant with a regular adjective would be
Это соседский кот
although it's less specific than the former because it doesn't point at possessor's gender and number
that said, a female form of a possessive adjective is still very much in use
Это соседкин кот
BUT correspond the grammatical form of this interrogative pronoun must with the object and not with the possessor
it's essentially a possessive pronoun itself and these always correspond with the object
 1. Это here is an demonstrative pronoun, which technically could be replaced by pronouns declined in accordance with the object of the question
Чей это кот? = Чей этот кот?
Чьи это очки? = Чьи эти очки?
though it sounds somewhat artificial and is rarely used
in order to arrive at a function of noun (by your terminology) for это in the answer, a question must be worded in a specific way
Q. Этот кот, (он) чей? A. Этот кот - наш / Он - наш but a regular answer Это наш кот is equally valid
however in a reversed situation an answer Он - наш to a question Чей это кот? sounds awkward, because a purpose of such type of question isn't to find out whom out of several potential owners the cat belongs to, but just to find out in general who the owner is
 - I really appreciate this thorough and helpful answer. Unfortunately it has confused me somewhat more than before however; what does the fact that it is grammatically correct to decline "это" in these sentences mean about its function? I want to know which one of the two words "чей, это" is acting like a noun, and which one of the two words "чей, это" is acting like an adjective. – Chill2Macht Aug 29 '16 at 20:45
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 i'm afraid i don't quite understand what you mean by the function of a noun, because neither of these words is noun or plays its grammatical role, they're all pronouns, one is demonstrative - это while another is possessive interrogative - чей, the noun here is кот, Чей это кот? = Whos cat is this?, neither whos and this acts like a noun either, don't they? – Баян Купи-ка Aug 29 '16 at 21:03
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 a question Чей этот кот? has an overtone of inquiry about a specific cat out of a few, seeking to find out who the owner is of that specific cat while disregarding the rest, and этот helps to single out a cat from the group, therefore when inquiring about a random lonely cat pronoun этот would be misplaced unlike это – Баян Купи-ка Aug 29 '16 at 21:11
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 the word or a combination thereof in response to чей? will be a predicate in the answer, called составное именное сказуемое, a question turned statement would look as follows Чей это кот? - Наш это кот/Соседа это кот, the word order doesn't make it sound very natural, but it's passable, where наш кот & соседа кот are compound predicates, составные именные сказуемые – Баян Купи-ка Aug 30 '16 at 7:17
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 for the record a question


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SAMN partners with Financial Inclusion Forum – UK (FIF-UK) to bring the financial inclusion practitioners, regulators and investors from across the world together in a two-day conference in London, UK. This conference will allow structured interaction between the key stakeholders operating at the country, regional and global levels. It is envisaged that the conference will provide an opportunity to stakeholders to discuss challenges across the South Asian region, experiences on initiatives taken to address the challenges, build on lessons learnt by the different countries, and provide a common platform for donors, investors, research and development specialists for the region. This would also allow for exchange of ideas and optimal utilization of resources by channeling them to jointly develop products and technological solutions enabling practitioners to reduce cost and making financial services affordable to the poor despite the depth of poverty in the region.
1. Support from governments & donors to the civil society and private sector in increasing financial inclusion through Microfinance Organizations (MFOs) in South Asia. Read more
2. How Covid19 has impacted the eco system of financial inclusion, both MFOs and clients. Read more
3. Elephant in the room – climate change. Read more
4. Mobilizing Private Capital. Read more
The conference is scheduled to be held at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) – University of London, UK starting from Thursday, July 13th till Friday, July 14th, 2023.
The South Asia Micro-Entrepreneurs Network (SAMN) is a regional network aiming at enhancing capacity, financing and regional dialogue in the microfinance sector of South Asia. SAMN governance is composed of leading Apex Institutions from the countries of the region along with the Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED). SAMN also partners with MFIs, Investors, Banks and other key microfinance stakeholders to fulfil its objectives.
SAMN was established in 2008 with a vision to improve financial inclusion among low-income population in the region. The early foundation of SAMN was laid by ACTED, a French INGO along with ACCESS Development Services and other regional and global microfinance stakeholders.

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ALIGN: A guidance tool for living wages and incomes
The The Only Way is Up! Conference marked the launch of ALIGN. ALIGN is a platform that gives access to existing resources on living wage and living income in an interactive and customised way. The portal is meant to be a guidance tool for agri-food companies aiming to reduce complexity around the topic, prioritising easy access and accountable information to build a strong understanding of living wages and income, and assessing risks in supply chains.
A needs assessment conducted by True Price in the second half of 2018 among Dutch agri-food companies, showed that in order to stimulate and facilitate action in the field of living wage/living income, agri-food companies would benefit from having access to existing knowledge, good practices and potential partners. Hence, the relevance of ALIGN as an accountable guidance tool for living wages and incomes.
The platform has two main functionalities:
- A source map where the user can access information on living wage/living income either per country or per commodity
- An action process meant to be a step-by-step guide for companies approaching the theme of living wage/living income
The tool was initially developed for a few selected countries and commodities and will expand from there. These pre-selected countries are Costa Rica, Ghana, Kenya and Ethiopia, and the pre-selected commodities are bananas, cacao, flowers and coffee.
ALIGN is the result of an ongoing partnership between Hivos, Fairfood (as part of the Living Wage Lab project) and the Rainforest Alliance, with the support of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, implemented by GIZ.


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Note: Before being able to import sheets from Procore, you need to make sure to link your Procore account with HoloBuilder. Please note that ONLY the Company-Wide Admin in Procore can link the project from HoloBuilder to Procore even after the Procore connection was established.
You can import sheets or images directly from Procore into your HoloBuilder project with a few simple steps.
Find an overview of all Procore related articles below to find more quickly what you are looking for:
Import files from Procore
Importing Sheets & 360° images
Click the '+' button in the lower-left corner, which will open the upload window. Select Procore in the left panel to change the source from where to import files.
The list of files and folders of the selected project will appear. You can access the respective Documents folder as well as the Drawings folder.
a) You can choose to import all files in the open folder by clicking on IMPORT
b) If you only want to import a single file, click on the file in the list.
If your want to import more than one, but not all files, click on IMPORT MULTIPLE
FILES, which will change the view to this:
4. You can then select all desired files by checking the boxes on the left side of the
5. Once you have clicked IMPORT SELECTED FILES, you will be able to choose how
to use the files. You can either add them to your project as sheets or as 360°
See also how you can import a sheet directly from Procore to HoloBuilder in the second half of this video:
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React + TypeScript: Re-render a Component on Window Resize
Updated: March 3, 2023 By: A Goodman 4 comments
This article shows you how to re-render a React component when the window (the document view) gets resized. We'll cover the basics and then build a complete example with modern things like hooks, functional components, and TypeScript.
Overview
Currently, React doesn't support an event named onResize or anything like that. However, we can use the window.resize event that is supported natively by web browsers. This event fires when the window has been resized.
You can set up the event handler function in one of two ways below:
window.addEventListener('resize', myHandlerFunction);
Or:
window.resize = myHandlerFunction;
Implement with the useEffect hook:
 useEffect(() => {
 window.addEventListener('resize', myHandlerFunction);
 // You can also use:
 // window.onresize = myHandlerFunction;
 }, []);
To re-render one component (or many components) when the user resizes the window, we can use the useState hook. For more clarity and get a practical sense, see the end-to-end example below.
The Example
App Preview
The React app we are going to build displays the width and height of the window. When the width is less than or equal to 500px, the background will be white. When the width is from 501px to 700px, the background will be green. Otherwise, the background is orange.
Here's how it works:
The Code
1. Create a new React TypeScript project:
npx create-react-app kindacode_example --template typescript
The name doesn't matter. Choose whatever you like.
2. Full source code in src/App.tsx with explanations:
// App.tsx
// Kindacode.com
import React, { useState, useEffect } from "react";
// Create an interface for the size of the window
interface Size {
 width: number;
 height: number;
}
const App = () => {
 // The size of the window
 const [size, setSize] = useState<Size>();
 // This function updates the state thus re-render components
 const resizeHanlder = () => {
 const width = window.innerWidth;
 const height = window.innerHeight;
 setSize({
 width: width,
 height: height,
 });
 };
 // Listening for the window resize event
 useEffect(() => {
 window.addEventListener('resize', resizeHanlder);
 // Cleanup function
 // Remove the event listener when the component is unmounted
 return () => {
 window.removeEventListener('resize', resizeHanlder);
 }
 }, []);
 return (
 <div
 // Change the backgronund color according to the window's width
 style={{
 ...styles.container,
 backgroundColor:
 !size || size.width <= 500
 ? "white"
 : size && size.width <= 700
 ? "green"
 : "orange",
 }}
 >
 {/* Display width and height as text */}
 {size && (
 <>

Width: {size.width}

Height: {size.height}

 </>
 )}
 {!size &&
Use your mouse to resize the window
}

Welcome to KindaCode.com

 );
};
// Style the container
const styles = {
 container: {
 width: "100vw",
 height: "100vh",
 display: "flex",
 flexDirection: "column",
 justifyContent: "center",
 alignItems: "center",
 },
} as const;
export default App;
3. Run the project and head to http://localhost:3000 to check the result:
npm start
Conclusion
You've learned how to update components on window resize. If you'd like to learn more new and interesting things about React, take a look at the following articles:
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I didn't find such a package on npm and I thought it would be nice to create one: _URL_ I think it will help someone 🙂
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NORTH TONAWANDA – The Western New York Land Conservancy announced Friday it has made an agreement with the Buffalo Audubon Society to protect most of the Klydel Wetlands in North Tonawanda.
The sides agreed to a conservation easement for about 28 acres of the 36-acre wetland zone owned by the Audubon Society, which officially calls it the North Tonawanda Audubon Nature Preserve. It's one of the largest areas of open space left in the city.
The easement is a legal document that bars the 28 acres from ever being developed. The Land Conservancy has been able to use conservation easements to protect some other parcels of land in the region.
"Klydel Wetlands is an incredibly important natural asset for everyone in North Tonawanda," said Liz Kaszubski, founder of Citizens for a Green North Tonawanda, a community group that spearheaded efforts to create the preserve.
The site includes mature forests intermingled with seasonal pools and hosts numerous species of wildlife, including the small Eastern Screech Owl, which nests in tree cavities there. The Audubon Society hosts occasional "owl prowls" for hikers to hear the bird's distinctive cry.
The Audubon Preserve is open to the public through walking trails that can be accessed from Fairfield, Wurlitzer and Sunset drives and Kinkead Avenue.
"Nature preserves attract visitors who spend money at local businesses. The value of properties adjacent to protected open spaces often increases, which is good for those property owners and for tax revenues," said Nancy Smith, executive director of the Land Conservancy. The Klydel Wetlands also provide flood controls for the nearby neighborhoods.
"Ecosystem services, provided for free by nature, save taxpayers money that would otherwise have to be spent on costly infrastructure. In short, protecting places like the Klydel Wetlands is an investment in the future of our region," Smith said.
Another type of investment came in the form of grants to the conservancy this week by two local foundations, contributing to its $3.2 million plan to purchase land along the Niagara River in Lewiston from the Sisters of St. Francis at Stella Niagara for creation of a nature preserve there.
The 29-acre site is the largest privately owned piece of undeveloped land anywhere along the river.
The Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo gave $25,000 and the M&T Charitable Foundation kicked in $10,000. The Land Conservancy has now received more than $2.9 million of the more than $3.2 million needed to create the Stella Niagara Preserve.
In February, the conservancy received a $200,000 challenge gift from Pamela and Joe Priest of Lewiston, and when it is matched, the project's fundraising goal will have been met, but the deadline is June 1, and more donations are being sought.


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The Donald E. Miller Wildlife Area is a 16.5 acre area located on the north bank of the White River, on the west side of Muncie. It is a site for nature study and environmental sciences field experiences for students from pre-K through college. The Miller area is a remnant of White River bottomland that was isolated when the Army Corps of Engineers straightened the river channel and constructed a leveein the late 1940s.
This preserve contains a diversity of plants, animals, and habitat types, all located within a small area that is easily accessible to the university and Muncie communities. An oxbow pond, created when the old river channel was isolated by the levee, is located within the preserve. The pond is shallow, has high organic matter level, and due to extensive duckweed in the growing season, has low oxygen levels. Turtles and amphibians inhabit the pond area, as well as a few fish species that are tolerant of the conditions. A mature bottomland forest of predominantly sycamore and hackberry trees occupies a relatively flat river terrace east of the pond. The transitional status of the woods along a topographic moisture gradient, and the presence of the oxbow pond, creates a diverse habitat conducive to the presence of a large number of bird species. Over the last three decades, the rich understory has given way to two invasive exotic plant species, bush honeysuckle and garlic mustard.Due to its proximity to the Ball State University campus and easy access to the property, it has remained an important destination for NREM classes and researches interested in birds.There are no public programs and visit is by permission only.
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The City of Greater Bendigo's Accessible Events Guide provides information and recommendations to ensure events and activities are inclusive and accessible for people with a disability.
Event organisers can use this as a resource when developing their event plan. It provides a checklist and further information and resources to assist you:
In planning your event
On the day of the event
To provide staff support
To evaluate if your event was accessible and inclusive, and identify future improvements


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Santa Clara County / CALIFORNIA
Football fans, visitors, and residents are gearing up to celebrate the Super Bowl (SB50) in Santa Clara County. Whether eating at home, barbecues, parties, or restaurants, the Santa Clara County Department of Environmental Health encourages residents and visitors to use their food safety playbook when preparing food or dining out.
"We want the public to have the food safety tools they need to make smart, informed decisions when celebrating with family and friends during SB50 activities," said Jim Blamey, Director of the Santa Clara County Department of Environmental Health. "Consumers can use our food preparation tips and the SCCDineOut iPhone App as an SB50 food safety playbook for celebrating with food safely in the coming days."
The Consumer Protection Division's Food Safety Program provides a wide range of services to ensure that food purchased by consumers is safe and wholesome. These services include inspections of food facilities, investigations of foodborne illnesses, local response to food recalls and responding to public complaints.
SCCDineOut Mobile App (iPhone)
The SCCDineOut mobile App is an information tool provided by the Department of Environmental Health for anyone planning to eat at local restaurants in Santa Clara County. It offers online food facility inspection results to help consumers choose an eating establishment.
On SCCDineOut, consumers also can quickly and easily check compliance scores from the County's food facility placarding and scoring program. The program assigns a Green, Yellow, or Red colored placard for food facilities and posts the results of environmental health inspections online along with the overall compliance score, in an effort to provide the consumer information when making their decision on where to eat.
Features of the SCCDineOut app include:
– Inspection results for thousands of food facilities within Santa Clara County
– Search by food facility name or those near your current location
– Sort inspection results by compliance score
– Contact information for food facilities
– Closure information about food facilities that are immediately closed due to a major violation
– More information about the placard color and compliance score
– Option to submit feedback to the Department
Food facility and inspection reports and food placarding scores can be viewed online at the Department's SCCDineOut web site: _URL_
"We encourage residents and visitors to download the SCCDineOut app so they have inspection results and compliance scores readily available when visiting local eateries," said Michael Balliet, Director of the Department of Environmental Health Consumer Protection Division. "We also want to remind consumers to follow essential food safety guidelines during any gathering or celebration involving food."
Food Preparation Tips
To help residents stay healthy and safe, and to avoid food-borne illness, the Department of Environmental Health has provided the following guidelines to prepare, handle and store food:
- Wash your hands with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds before and after handling food.
- Marinate food in the refrigerator. Reserve a portion of the unused marinate to use as a sauce. Don't use sauce that was used to marinate raw meat or poultry on cooked food.
- When grilling foods, preheat the coals for 20 to 30 minutes, or until the coals are lightly coated with ash.
- Use a food thermometer to make sure meat and poultry are thoroughly cooked to their safe minimum internal temperature:
- Beef, pork, lamb and veal (steaks, roasts, and chops): 145 degrees F with a 3-minute rest time.
- Ground meats: 160 degrees F.
- Whole poultry, poultry breasts and ground poultry: 165 degrees F.
- Fish should be opaque and flake easily or cook to 145 degrees F.
- Always use a fresh, clean plate and tongs for serving cooked food. Never reuse items that touched raw meat or poultry to serve the food once it is cooked.
- Use separate cutting boards and utensils for raw meat and ready-to-eat items such as vegetables, fruits or breads.
- Keep perishable food cold until it is ready to cook. In hot weather (above 90 degrees F), food should NEVER sit out for more than one hour. Keep hot food hot by setting it to the side of the grill rack, not directly over the coals where it could overcook.
- A full cooler will maintain its cold temperature longer than a partially filled one. When using a cooler, keep it out of the direct sun by placing it in the shade or shelter. Keep drinks in a separate cooler from foods. The beverage cooler will be opened frequently while the food cooler stays cold.
Food facilities can prepare for a successful SB50 event by visiting the Department of Environmental Health website at _URL_ or calling the Consumer Protection Division at _PHONE_.
The public can file a food safety complaint about retail food facilities (restaurants, bars, bakeries, and grocery stores that sell food and beverages directly to the consumer) with the Consumer Protection Division, by calling _PHONE_ or e-mail at _EMAIL_.
For more food safety information, visit _URL_


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ICE-TEMPERATURE STORAGE COMBINED WITH STAGE-WISE SO2 RELEASER TREATMENT EXTENDED SHELF LIFE OF LONGAN FRUIT
Longan fruit are highly perishable when stored at ambient temperature. SO2 treatment has been widely used to inhibit pericarp browning of longan fruit yet entails the risk of high SO2 residue in aril. Our previous study indicated that stage-wise SO2 releaser treatment reduced SO2 residue in aril of longan fruit. Ice-temperature storage has the potential to maintain the quality of the fruit aril, but results in severe pericarp browning. In the present study, ice-temperature combined with stage-wise SO2 releaser treatment (ITS) was applied to the storage of longan fruit. The pericarp color, physiological change and fruit quality were investigated. Compared to control fruit in traditional 3°C storage, the pericarp color of the ITS-treated fruit maintained a fresh-green appearance, which was represented by the high level of b, C and L values and a high content of yellow pigments. After 48 days, a higher good fruit rate of 91.15% was achieved for ITS-treated fruit, when compared to the control fruit with 0% good fruit rate. ITS remarkably inhibited the activity of PPO and POD, and decreased pH value of fruit pericarp. A lower SO2 residue with 29.2 mg/kg in aril was detected in ITS-treated fruit compared to SO2-treated fruit. Taken together, these results suggested that ITS is a practical technique for extending shelf life of longan fruit.
Zhang, H.L., Zhang, Z.Q., Hu, W.R., Gong, J.J. and Pang, X.Q. (2010). ICE-TEMPERATURE STORAGE COMBINED WITH STAGE-WISE SO2 RELEASER TREATMENT EXTENDED SHELF LIFE OF LONGAN FRUIT. Acta Hortic. 863, 553-560
longan fruit, ice-temperature storage, stage-wise SO2 releaser treatment


Which Country Has 40 Minutes Night?
Which country has 24 hours daylight?
76 days of midnight sun between May and July greets travelers in Northern Norway.
During the summer months, you can experience up to 24 hours of sunlight above the Arctic Circle, which means more time to enjoy the sights and make new discoveries..
Which country has the longest summer?
RussiaThat would have to been Russia since it's the largest country! But if you meant the longest summer I'd go with Singapore because it's a very small country with almost no climate variation within its borders and being located almost on the equator there is really only one season summer!
What country has the longest days of sunlight?
Places in the world with the most daylight hoursYuma (USA) According to the World Meteorological Organization, Yuma (Arizona) is the sunniest place on earth. … Phoenix (USA) You don't have to go too far to find the second sunniest place on earth. … Aswan (Egypt)
How long is it dark in Norway?
With up to approximately 19 hours the longest days happen in Juni. On the other hand, the longest and darkest nights are in winter (in the southern hemisphere it is the other way around). In Dezember a night in Oslo lasts almost 18 hours. In these days the sun in Oslo rises at 7:42.
Which country has the most night time?
Located over 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, Tromsø, Norway, is home to extreme light variation between seasons. During the Polar Night, which lasts from November to January, the sun doesn't rise at all. Then the days get progressively longer until the Midnight Sun period, from May to July, when it never sets.
Which country has 6 months of night?
AntarcticaAntarctica has six months of daylight in its summer and six months of darkness in its winter. The seasons are caused by the tilt of Earth's axis in relation to the sun. The direction of the tilt never changes.
Which country has longest day in the world?
IcelandFacts About the Midnight Sun in Iceland Iceland's daylight hours on the longest days of the year are 24 hours per day (May-July).
Which country has shortest day?
IcelandOn this, the shortest day of the year, there is just 2 hours 14 minutes between sunset and sunrise where the days are shortest in Iceland. The northern peninsula of Rifstangi (close to the town of Raufarhöfn, North Iceland – see map below) has an official sunrise time of 11:55 am today, with sunset at 2:09 pm.
Does Iceland have 24 hour darkness?
Iceland is the land of the midnight sun. In Reykjavík it will not get dark at night from May 21 until July 30, as the sun barely sets in summer. Around the summer solstice (June 21st), the sun is visible for the full 24 hours in the Westfjords and North Iceland.
Which country sees the sun first?
New ZealandEver wondered where in the world is the first place to see the sun rise? Well, wonder no longer! North of Gisborne, New Zealand, around the coast to Opotiki and inland to Te Urewera National Park, The East Cape has the honour of witnessing the world's first sunrise each and every day.
Is Sweden dark for 6 months?
From between end May and mid-July, the midnight sun lights up the night in northern Sweden lengthening your sightseeing days. Sweden is a country with big differences in daylight. In the far north the sun does not set at all in June and there is darkness around the clock in January.
What if there was no night?
Originally Answered: What will happen if there's no night? Assuming this was due to the earth no longer rotating, I think: the side of the earth facing the sun would become too hot for life. Water would cease to exist there in liquid form. Meanwhile the Dark Side of the earth would become too cold to support life.
Which country has no night only day?
A quarter of Finland's territory lies north of the Arctic Circle, and at the country's northernmost point the sun does not set at all for 60 days during summer. In Svalbard, Norway, the northernmost inhabited region of Europe, there is no sunset from approximately 19 April to 23 August.


14.3. How a Maven Proxy Resolves Artifacts
Overview
A Maven proxy is essentially a Web server that is configured to behave like a standard Maven repository server. Remember that the purpose of the Maven proxy is to serve artifacts to remote HTTP clients, not to install artifacts locally. So, although Maven proxy configuration properties have similar names to the managed container case, they ultimately serve quite a different purpose.
Fabric8 Maven proxy server
The Fabric8 Maven proxy server is a HTTP server, implemented as a servlet inside the container's default Jetty container. Hence, the Maven proxy server shares the same port number, 8181, as many of the other Karaf container services. On a given host, Host, the Maven proxy can be accessed through the following URL:
http://Host:8181/maven/download
The Fabric8 Maven proxy server is configured by setting properties from the io.fabric8.maven PID and these properties are normally set in the default profile (recommended).
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Some other properties are configurable through the io.fabric8.maven.proxy PID, but these properties do not play an important role in artifact resolution.
Serving artifacts through the Maven proxy
Figure 14.2, "Maven Proxy Serving an Artifact" shows how a Maven proxy processes a HTTP download request, by locating the requested Maven artifact and then returning it to the client.
Figure 14.2. Maven Proxy Serving an Artifact
Maven Proxy Serving an Artifact
Steps to serve artifacts
The steps to serve the required Maven artifacts are, as follows:
 1. Resolution of a Maven artifact is triggered when a managed container sends a request to the Maven proxy server.
 2. The Maven proxy server parses the incoming HTTP request and then makes a call to the io.fabric8.maven layer, asking it to resolve the requested Maven artifact.
 3. The io.fabric8.maven layer reads its Maven configuration from the io.fabric8.maven PID in the default profile (and possibly also from the maven-settings.xml file, if so configured).
 4. When the Aether library is invoked, the first step is to look up the Maven default repositories to try and find the Maven artifact. The following default repositories are configured by default:
 InstallDir/system
 The JBoss Fuse system directory, which contains all of the Maven artifacts that are bundled with the JBoss Fuse distribution.
 InstallDir/data/maven/upload
 The Maven proxy's upload directory, which is used to store artifacts that have been directly uploaded to the Maven proxy—see Section 14.7, "Automated Deployment".
 UserHome/.m2/repository
 The user's own local Maven repository in the user's home directory, UserHome.
 If the Maven artifact is found locally, skip straight to step 7.
 5. The Aether library now begins the process of consulting the remote repositories (as specified by the io.fabric8.maven/io.fabric8.maven.repositories PID property which references the io.fabric8.agent/org.ops4j.pax.url.mvn.repositories PID property). This process works in tandem with the local Maven repository (as specified by the io.fabric8.maven/io.fabric8.maven.localRepository PID property), which acts as a cache for the remote repositories.
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 If your local network requires you to use a HTTP proxy to access the Internet, it is possible to configure Fabric8 to use a HTTP proxy. For example, see the section called "Configuring an HTTP proxy" for details.
 6. If the Maven artifact is found in a remote repository, Aether automatically installs the artifact into the local Maven repository, InstallDir/data/repository, so that another remote lookup will not be required.
 7. The Maven proxy server returns the successfully located Maven artifact to the client (or an error message, if the artifact could not be found).


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Definition of jury box in English:
A segregated area in which the jury sits in a court of law.
- Yes, that's correct there, on the judge's right hand and on the judge's left is the jury box, and the witness box.
- Using large video screens placed at either end of the jury box, the prosecutors repeatedly showed an animated simulation of a knife slicing into a human chest.
- Beyond the cold numbers generated by historic fact, McKanna puts people in the jury box, on the witness stand, and on the bench in western courtrooms.
Definition of jury box in:
- US English dictionary
What do you find interesting about this word or phrase?
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A Santa Catalina Island fox pup dashes into the wilderness after being released on Santa Catalina Island, CA. The Catalina Island Conservancy released 10 captive-bred pups from one breeding season in an effort to reestablish the subspecies.
The Catalina Island Fox, an omnivorous fox subspecies found only on Santa Catalina Island, has outwitted extinction in an unprecedented creature comeback.
Conservationists began a recovery program for the gray, pointed nose canid in the late 1990s following a distemper epidemic that saw the fox population plummet to a sparse population of about 100 on the 76-square-mile island. When the captive breeding program ended in 2004, the foxes were listed as endangered.
There are now 1,542 cat-sized foxes that share the island with approximately 3,200 humans and more than 1 million tourists a year, reports the L.A. Times. In the foxes' favor, no natural predators exist on the island, and plenty of food — from mice to cherries — is readily available.
It's considered one of the most successful recoveries ever for an endangered species, according to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.


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Places of historical interest near Barmouth bay22nd April 2014
While the UK's major cities often like to brag about their extreme wealth of sites of historical interest, smaller towns like Barmouth can also offer holiday-goers a location steeped in history and tradition. Here we will look at some of the places of historical interest to take in and enjoy near Barmouth Bay.
Starting close to home, history buffs will certainly enjoy the Barmouth Old Town. Stone houses are placed amid a haphazard network of narrow lanes, which take visitors uphill to breathtaking views of the bay and town at large. The top of the Old Town will also take you to a National Trust centre. Here, you can learn a lot more about this area, known as Dinas Oleu, which was the first parcel of land ever handed over to the then newly formed National Trust in the late 19th Century.
Speaking of 19th Century features of the region, one other particularly interesting sight is Ty Crwn (see left), which dates back to the 1830s. Located just behind the quay, this interesting building was originally used as the local gaol, and so no doubt has played out a lot of interesting stories over the years.
Barmouth has also seen many churches and chapels built in the area. While many of the chapels have been converted into other things, the churches remain and now offer a fascinating insight into the local history. St David's church is the oldest of the lot, built some time around 1830, but if a more grand church interests you, then it should be St John's that you pay a visit to.
Heading further afield, Barmouth Bridge – built in 1867 – offers both a place of historic interest and the perfect starting point for a pleasant five- to six-mile riverside walk to Penmaepool. This walk will be of particular interest to those interested in British railways, as it is located on the site of a now closed British railway line (one of the victims of Dr Beeching's cuts in the 1960s). Once in Penmaepool, one can enjoy a delightful pub meal before heading back to Barmouth Bay.
Finally, for those more mobile and able to take a 15-minute drive, there's Harlech Castle. The name Harlech stirs thoughts of the famous song "Men of Harlech," an unofficial Welsh Anthem, which was famously sung by soldiers of the Royal Engineers at the Battle of Rorke's Drift in the face of withering Zulu attacks. Harlech Castle is arguably a must-see for those with any interest in history. This 13th Century castle is a marvel to behold, with its battlements jutting out above a near-vertical cliff face in front. It earned its place in British history as the site of the longest ever siege in English history, taking place from 1461 to 1468 amidst the Wars of the Roses. Opening hours for the castle depend on the season, and holiday-goers should check in advance before heading out.
As you can see, Barmouth Bay is a perfect base for lovers of history who wish to explore the heritage of Northern Wales. Book your stay with us now to enjoy our great deals, and take advantage of all the local history on our doorstep!


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964. Advance determinations.
The Civil Aviation Authority ('CAA')1 may make a market power determination2 or an operator determination3 based entirely or partly on circumstances that have not arisen at the time the determination is made4. Such a determination may be made only if the CAA considers that the specified circumstances are likely to arise5. The CAA must specify the circumstances in the determination6.
The CAA is not required7 to publish or send a copy of a notice of a determination made in reliance of the above provisions8, or reasons for such a determination, at a time when the circumstances specified in the determination


This tool allows an RT 3.x instance to integrate with a Subversion revision control system. To install the package in your RT instance, run the following commands: perl Makefile.PL make install To configure your subversion server to talk to an RT instance, you'll need to do a bit of setup. In your RT::SiteConfig, set up the following variables: Set($PathToSvn, '/usr/bin/svn'); # or wherever your svn(1) binary lives Set($SvnRepository, ''); # or Set($SvnRepository,'svn://'); You also need to add a "post-commit" hook to your svn repository so that it knows how to talk to RT. Basically, it does a simple HTTP "GET" request to tell RT to query the svn server for an update. We use this provoked poll method so that RT doesn't need to trust arbitrary incoming pings. RT is careful to only apply each commit once. Create a _privileged_ RT user for the svn integration to use. It doesn't matter if that user has no specific rights; they just need to be able to log into RT's web interface. Add the following line (assuming you use curl) to your repository's hooks/post-commit script: curl "$REV" & To tell RT which ticket a commit is associated with, put an RT-Ticket: line in your commit message. if there's no RT-Ticket: line, rt will ignore the commit message. If you put "rtname#" before the ticket id, RT instances whose rtnames don't match what you've put in will act as if they haven't seen a ticket id. This can be useful if you use svk to move subversion commits between repositories and want to track commit history across multiple RT instances. The other recognized commands are RT-Status and RT-Update. RT-Action is an alias for RT-Update, if preferred. Commands are case-insensitive and may occur in any order, at any point in the commit message. A couple simple examples: =====cut here====== RT-Ticket: RT-Ticket: RT-Ticket: RT-Status: resolved RT-Update: comment This is a simple comment. ======cut here======= OR ======cut here======= RT-Ticket: 123 RT-Status: open RT-Update: correspond We've commmited a fix to your problem. Is it fixed in -HEAD? ======cut here=======


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How to judge a LED card is broken?
Visually observe whether there is a lack of components, damaged, if there is a short circuit chip burn through, whether by the lightning.
Judging from light, red light is power lamp, green light is a signal lamp.
The red light can be judged the card's power supply circuit is normal or not, the power supply under normal circumstances, can pull off the power of sending card, then observe if the green light has a very short time to flash; If it can flash, then can judge sending card's underlying program hasn't been lost.
Otherwise, the means to sending card was lost the underlying program, need repair.


The Importance of Following Up with Your GP After Hospital Discharge
After Hospital Discharge
After discharge from a hospital stay, whether it's for surgery, illness, or injury, the road to recovery doesn't end the moment you leave the hospital. One of the most crucial steps in ensuring a smooth and successful recovery is following up with your General Practitioner (GP).
At Cannonvale Medical Centre and Skin Cancer Clinic, we emphasize the importance of post-hospitalisation follow-up care to help our patients in the Whitsundays regain their health and prevent complications.
Why Follow-Up Appointments Matter
 1. Continuity of Care: Follow-up visits with your GP ensure that the care you received in the hospital continues seamlessly. Usually your GP will have access to your hospital records and can provide the necessary continuity of care, addressing any ongoing health issues.
 2. Monitoring Recovery: During your follow-up appointment, your GP can monitor your recovery progress, check for any signs of complications, and adjust your medication and treatment plan as needed. This monitoring is vital for identifying and addressing any issues early.
 3. Medication Management: Hospital stays often involve new medications or changes to your existing prescriptions. Your GP will review your medication regimen, ensuring you understand how to take your medicines correctly and checking for any potential side effects or interactions.
 4. Addressing Questions and Concerns: Hospital discharge can leave you with many questions about your recovery, medication, or follow-up care. Your GP can answer these questions, provide reassurance, and give you the information you need to manage your health effectively at home.
 5. Preventing Readmission: Regular follow-up appointments can significantly reduce the risk of readmission to the hospital. By keeping a close eye on your recovery and addressing any issues promptly, your GP can help you avoid complications that might otherwise require another hospital stay.
What to Expect During a Follow-Up Appointment
Your follow-up visit with your GP will typically involve several key components to ensure you're on the right path to recovery:
 1. Review of Hospital Records: Your GP will review the details of your hospital stay, including the treatment you received, any procedures performed, and the discharge instructions provided by the hospital.
 2. Physical Examination: A thorough physical examination allows your GP to assess your current health status and check for any signs of complications or new health concerns.
 3. Discussion of Symptoms: You'll have the opportunity to discuss any symptoms or concerns you've experienced since your discharge. Be sure to mention any pain, discomfort, or changes in your condition.
 4. Medication Review: Your GP will review your current medications, ensuring you understand your prescription regimen and addressing any side effects or potential interactions.
 5. Planning Next Steps: Based on your progress, your GP will outline the next steps in your recovery plan. This may include additional tests, referrals to specialists, or adjustments to your treatment plan.
Preparing for Your Follow-Up Appointment
To make the most of your follow-up visit, it's helpful to be well-prepared:
 1. Bring Your Hospital Discharge Papers: Having your hospital discharge papers handy will provide your GP with essential information about your hospital stay and the care you received.
 2. List Your Medications: Make a list of all the medications you're currently taking, including dosages and schedules. Include any over-the-counter medications, supplements, or herbal remedies.
 3. Note Your Symptoms: Keep a record of any symptoms or concerns you've experienced since your discharge. This can help your GP address specific issues during your appointment.
 4. Prepare Questions: Write down any questions or concerns you have about your recovery, medications, or follow-up care. This ensures you don't forget to ask important questions during your visit.
Medication Management, Cannonvale Medical Centre and Skin Cancer Clinic – Whitsundays
Conclusion
Following up with your GP after a hospital discharge is a critical step in ensuring a successful recovery.
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"The site was discovered by accident in the 1990s, when the University was planning to expand the former B1 parking lot" close to Jefferson Park Avenue, says University Landscape Architect Mary Hughes. What construction crews stumbled upon in 1993 was an archaeological treasure: a 19th-century family cemetery and house site belonging to a free black woman, Catherine "Kitty" Foster, and her descendants. The site, which sits between JPA and Venable Lane, will be preserved and commemorated as a one-acre public park close to the nearly completed South Lawn Project.
Kitty Foster, believed to be a seamstress and laundress for the then all-male University, purchased a 2 1/8 acre plot of land in 1833. The property remained in the family until 1906.
The Kitty Foster home and graveyard markers, which will be part of the South Lawn, is a "rare opportunity" to have an intact archaeological site, says UVA's Landscape Architect, "and it's just the tip of the iceberg. It tells us about African-American life in early Charlottesville."
Ben Ford began working on the site as a graduate student in the Department of Anthropology. Later, with fellow archeologist and UVA grad Steve Thompson, they formed Rivanna Archaeological Services, LLC, a consulting firm hired by the University to investigate the site and surrounding areas. "When the planning for the South Lawn Project became more of a reality, they wanted to know where they could build and where they couldn't build," says Ford. "In the course of the investigations, we found additional graves and that spawned another year or two of work." Ford says the graves totaled 32 from the initial count of 12 in 1993. "There are 32 individuals there, and that's a lot for one family," says Ford. "Now, the thinking is that perhaps the cemetery represents a community cemetery that may have had individuals buried there from a post-bellum community called Canada—and that's a direct reference to our neighbor to the North." Canada was a small community of free blacks, many of them employed by the University, which established itself to the north of Foster's home.
Among the artifacts found in the site were children's toys and work-related implements such as needles, buttons and scissors and domestic items. "Pieces of ceramics, a lot of glassware from local establishments, Chandler's Drug Store among others," says Ford. "It tells a little about the consumerism, how did a family of free blacks fit in with larger, white society and the economy that was going on."
The site is a "rare opportunity" to have an intact archaeological site, says Hughes, "and it's just the tip of the iceberg. It tells us about African-American life in early Charlottesville." Hence, the idea of making it the first monument to blacks on Grounds. "It is an opportunity not only for the University, but also for an opportunity for the whole community of Charlottesville. It was an important gesture to make," says Hughes.
It's all in the family: back row, far right is Theresa Foster, granddaughter of Kitty Foster. Front row, far left is Marie Spradling, daughter of Theresa Foster and front row, far right is Thomas William Spradling, husband of Theresa Foster.
Architecturally, the Foster site will have two main components. First, a shadow catcher: a steel structure the size and shape of the home foundations, which will cast a shadow on the ground of where the home once stood. The second component is the cemetery, outlined by a low stone or brick wall with an abstract pattern of slight depressions in the landscape over the graves, says Hughes.
Many support the design and the idea of incorporating the Foster site in the planning of the South Lawn Project. Dr. M. Rick Turner, retired UVA dean and current president of the local NAACP, says the park will be a vital contribution to the city's history. "I commend the University for doing that," he says. Professor Ervin Jordan, research archivist for the Special Collections Library and member of the Venable Lane Task Force, agrees. "I personally am very pleased by the fact that it is going to be commemorated in that fashion," he says, but adds that it is equally important to remember the larger Canada community. "If it wasn't for the discovery of the grave site of the Foster family, we might have forgotten that there was a community there."
Hughes says the park will be accessible once the South Lawn Project is completed in 2010.
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Zimbabwe: Forced evictions leave thousands of children without access to education
The Zimbabwean government must ensure that children living in the settlements it created to re-house those made homeless by its mass forced eviction program six years ago are able to go to school, Amnesty International said in a report released today.
'Left behind: The impact of Zimbabwe's mass forced evictions on the right to education' shows how thousands of children and young people forced from their homes during Operation Murambatsvina are unlikely to access adequate schooling.
"These government-created settlements were supposed to offer the victims of forced evictions a better life," said Michelle Kagari, Amnesty International's deputy Africa director. "Instead the victims have been driven deeper into poverty while denial of education means young people have no real prospect of extricating themselves from continuing destitution."
"The government's removal of people from places where they had access to education, and its subsequent failure to provide education has struck a devastating blow to the lives and dreams of thousands of children," said Michelle Kagari.
The government justified its 2005 mass evictions program, Operation Murambatsvina, by claiming that the communities evicted were living in deplorable conditions. They set up a housing scheme named Operation Garikai (Better Life) to re-settle several thousand of the 700,000 victims of the eviction program promising them better access to services.
Thousands of children and young people were forced to move away from their schools, in some cases school buildings were destroyed by the eviction program.
Many families were left destitute because their homes and sources of livelihoods, such as markets and small businesses, were destroyed during the forced evictions, so they could no longer afford the school fees and costs of uniforms and stationary.
Six years on, the majority of those allocated land and or housing under Operation Garikai are living in plastic shacks or other poorly constructed structures with no access to roads, public transport or job opportunities.
Many young people told Amnesty International that after the evictions they were forced to find work to help feed their families. In one settlement called Hatcliffe Extension children as young as 13 seek construction work in neighbouring communities to earn a living. Many young women said that when they were unable to attend school they decided to get married.
Irene, a 21 year old living at Hopley who married in 2007 aged 17 told Amnesty International:
"I decided to get married so that I could have someone to provide for me. I could not get a job. I did not want to go into sex work like most of the girls who dropped out of school."
In some settlements, such as Hopley and Hatcliffe Extension, community groups and individuals have set up unregistered schools to provide some education for children. However, a lack of trained teachers, furniture, stationary and no supervision from the Ministry of Education mean that the quality of education is poor.
Fatima, a young woman from Hopley said:
"While we send the children to community school I am still concerned about the quality of the education. There is barely any learning going on. There are no books and trained teachers. It's just sending the children to while up time since we really have no alternative."
Amnesty International also found that children attending unregistered community primary schools at Hopley settlement risked not being able to sit exams as the examination board does not recognise the unregistered schools as examination centres. Children who don't sit the exam cannot enrol for secondary education and end up dropping out.
"It is appalling that a government can get away with making life harder for its poorest and most vulnerable people. The Zimbabwean authorities must immediately use all available resources to adopt and implement a national education strategy which ensures that all children access free primary education," said Michelle Kagari.


Warning issued to social media users to 'think before you post' - or risk being found in contempt of court
Monday, 28th June 2021, 12:55 pm
Social media users are at risk of being held in contempt of court (Photo: Shutterstock)
A new campaign is warning social media users of the risks around contempt of court, which can carry a two-year prison sentence.
The Attorney General has launched the campaign warning of the risk of posting information to social media which could prejudice criminal proceedings, urging the public to think before they post.
Michael Ellis QC said the new public awareness campaign will offer guidance on what information, if posted publicly online, could leave social media users at risk of being held in contempt of court.
At-a-glance: 5 key points
- The _TAG_ campaign warns that aborted trials affect not only the defendant, but also the victims and witnesses, who will then have to go through an often traumatic experience all over again.
- The Attorney General has warned social media users about the risks of posting material on Facebook Twitter, Instagram and other online platforms that could prejudice a trial.
- The campaign is using the hashtag _TAG_ and will run on social media until July 2.
- If you are found to be in contempt of court, you could go to prison for up to two years, get a fine, or both.
- You could be in contempt of court if you speak publicly or post on social media. For example, by saying whether you think a person is guilty or innocent, or by referring to someone's previous convictions.
What's been said
"Everyone is innocent until proven guilty, and everyone deserves a fair trial. The issue is really about discussing matters which should only be raised for the first time in front of the jury," the Attorney General said.
"A misjudged tweet or post could have grave repercussions and interfere with a trial. A post on social media could mean a trial is delayed or at worst stopped because a fair trial isn't possible, so I would caution everyone – don't get in the way of justice being done.
"It is not only journalists or lawyers who can be found in contempt of court, ordinary members of the public can also do so and find themselves facing their own legal consequences."
What is contempt of court?
'Contempt of court' is when a person risks unfairly influencing a court case. It may stop somebody from getting a fair trial and can affect a trial's outcome.
Examples given on the government website include:
 - disobeying or ignoring a court order
 - taking photos or shouting out in court
 - refusing to answer the court's questions if you're called as a witness
 - publicly commenting on a court case, for example on social media or online news articles


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w3schools says that for height:
auto : The browser calculates the height. This is default
But what does "browser calculates the height" mean? Does it mean it just simply sums up the contained elements' heights? Is this always calculated with the same method for all browser?
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Although nothings wrong in this particular case, in general I'd advise you to stay away from w3schools.com. Much of their information is misleading or incorrect and they often promote poor practices. Mozilla Developer Network is a great resource for web development. – Andy E Oct 27 '11 at 10:01
YOu just reminded me an old practice I used to apply on google: "whatever-key-word MDN" will lust the MDN content search result at the top relevant to your needs. Like :".click MDN" – pencilCake Oct 27 '11 at 10:05
yeah, that's what I do whenever I need to quickly reference something. – Andy E Oct 27 '11 at 10:15
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What does it mean browser calculates the height?
It means the browser will make the element's height sufficient to fit its content.
Does it mean it just simply sums up the contained elements heights if they are up on each other?
Nope, it is more complicated than that, but I'm sure that is part of it.
Is this always calculated with the same method for all browsers?
No, there are generally small variances. You should calculate the element's height in JavaScript if you intend to perform calculations based on it, don't assume it will have the same height on all browsers.
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The CSS 2.1 spec, and the CSS3 Basic Box model spec, have sections on how browsers should calculate heights:
I find it a bit difficult to translate them into what should actually happen though, and I couldn't say if browsers actually follow these descriptions.
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It summs up: the contained elements, plus the paddings, border and margins. The method for summing should be the same in all browsers, but the size of elements differ.
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... plus collapsed margins. It isn't a trivial calculation. – Álvaro G. Vicario Oct 27 '11 at 10:07
Isn't it minus collapsed margins? And it only worries about things in normal flow. – Quentin Oct 27 '11 at 20:01
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Smoke management forms
- Daily notification form.
- For use with a smoke management permit you already have.
- County smoke contacts.
- For making required daily notifications.
- Daily activity report.
Pile smoke permit applications
- Pile application.
- Pile application, pre-populated.
- A regular pile application form that has been partly filled out for logging piles on private land.
- Nonstandard pile application supplement.
- Request for tailored conditions for atypical pile burns.
- Pile worksheet.
- Shows standard conditions for pile smoke management permits.
Broadcast smoke permit applications
- Broadcast application.
- Nonstandard broadcast application supplement.
- Request for tailored conditions for atypical broadcast burns.
- Broadcast worksheet.
- Shows standard conditions for broadcast smoke management permits.
For both piles and broadcast
- Detailed instructions for permit application forms.
- Text version of the hover hints built into the application forms.
Annual activity summaries
Due by March 1 of each year. Drafts will be emailed to each permittee of record shortly after Jan. 1.


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Amendment 49: Release of C.25 InSight PSP
Program element C.25 solicits investigations for the InSight Participating Scientist Program (PSP). The objectives of the program are to: a) enhance the scientific return from the InSight mission by broadening participation in the mission, and b) augment the existing InSight science team to include new members conducting investigations that broaden and/or complement the funded InSight Principal Investigator (PI)-led investigations. The goal of the InSight PSP is to maximize the contribution of InSight to the future exploration and scientific understanding of Mars and the other terrestrial-type planets. Because the intention is to enhance and broaden the scientific return and augment the existing science team, investigations submitted by the InSight Principal Investigator, Deputy Principal Investigator and Co-Investigators will not be considered.
Selected Participating Scientists (PSs) will become full members of the InSight science team and will work in a collaborative manner with other InSight science team members after selection. PSs will have the same rights and be required to fulfill many of the same responsibilities as those of current science team Co-Investigators.
This program requires a Notices of Intent (NOI). Proposals that are not preceded by an NOI may be returned without review. No feedback will be provided in response to the NOI. This program will not take Step-1 proposals. Additionally, this program element does not collect a data management plan via the NSPIRES cover pages, as some aspects of data archiving must be included in the body of the proposal and will be evaluated as part of merit (see Section 3.3, Evaluation Criteria). Proposers from non-U.S. institutions should refer to Section 2.4 of this program element. Mandatory NOIs are due January 11, 2018 and proposals are due February 15, 2018.
Questions concerning this program element may be directed to Robert Fogel at _EMAIL_.


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The Modeling and Simulation of Ferrite Orthogonal Core Controllable Reactor Based on Matlab
The principle and structure of ferrite orthogonal core controllable reactor(FOC-CR) were discussed. The analysis of FOC-CR's magnetic equivalent circuit and basic equations was presented. Based on these, this paper establishes the relationship of FOC-CR's input voltage and flux through a odd polynomial assumption of MMF-Flux and gives a simulation model of FOC-CR in Matlab by using S-function.The modeling method is accessed from the result of both current wave and control characteristics of simulation model and experimental prototype.
Yun-Hae Kim and Prasad Yarlagadda
W. F. Zhang and W. S. Gu, "The Modeling and Simulation of Ferrite Orthogonal Core Controllable Reactor Based on Matlab", Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vols. 278-280, pp. 332-336, 2013


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zero + -like
zerolike (comparative more zerolike, superlative most zerolike)
 1. (rare) Resembling or characteristic of zero.
 - 2000, Charles Seife, Zero: the biography of a dangerous idea, Volume 3
 The electron is a zero-dimensional object, and its very zerolike nature ensures that scientists don't even know the electron's mass or charge.
 - 1956, Leon Vincent Almirall, From college to cow country
 ...the blinding snow and zerolike atmosphere told us we were at grips with a mountain blizzard.


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"What is the difference between a Blue Point Himalayan and a Lilac Point Himalayan."
That is a question that can be hard to explain. So, I took two close up pictures of my Himalayans' faces to show the difference between the two Color Points. As you can see below the Blue Point Himalayan is darker than the Lilac Point Himalayan. Also, Lilac Points have lavender pawpads and nose leather; whereas, Blue Points do not.
Note: The Lilac Point below is still just a kitten. His Mask will eventually be larger.


Source code for SNP
import types
import configuration as conf
from pyGenoObjectBases import *
import rabaDB.fields as rf
# from tools import UsefulFunctions as uf
"""General guidelines for SNP classes:
-All classes must inherit from SNP_INDEL
-All classes name must end with SNP
-A SNP_INDELs must have at least chromosomeNumber, setName, species, start and ref filled in order to be inserted into sequences
-User can define an alias for the alt field (snp_indel alleles) to indicate the default field from wich to extract alleles
[docs]def getSNPSetsList() : """Return the names of all imported snp sets""" import rabaDB.filters as rfilt f = rfilt.RabaQuery(SNPMaster) names = [] for g in f.iterRun() : names.append(g.setName) return names
[docs]class SNPMaster(Raba) : 'This object keeps track of SNP sets and their types' _raba_namespace = conf.pyGeno_RABA_NAMESPACE species = rf.Primitive() SNPType = rf.Primitive() setName = rf.Primitive() _raba_uniques = [('setName',)] def _curate(self) : self.species = self.species.lower() self.setName = self.setName.lower()
[docs]class SNP_INDEL(Raba) : "All SNPs should inherit from me. The name of the class must end with SNP" _raba_namespace = conf.pyGeno_RABA_NAMESPACE _raba_abstract = True # not saved in db species = rf.Primitive() setName = rf.Primitive() chromosomeNumber = rf.Primitive() start = rf.Primitive() end = rf.Primitive() ref = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ SNP_INDEL must have a field alt. This variable allows you to set an alias for it. Chamging the alias does not impact the schema altAlias = 'alt' def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs) : pass def __getattribute__(self, k) : if k == 'alt' : cls = Raba.__getattribute__(self, '__class__') return Raba.__getattribute__(self, cls.altAlias) return Raba.__getattribute__(self, k) def __setattr__(self, k, v) : if k == 'alt' : cls = Raba.__getattribute__(self, '__class__') Raba.__setattr__(self, cls.altAlias, v) Raba.__setattr__(self, k, v) def _curate(self) : self.species = self.species.lower() _USER_ def ensureGlobalIndex(cls, fields) : cls.ensureIndex(fields) def __repr__(self) : return "%s> chr: %s, start: %s, end: %s, alt: %s, ref: %s" %(self.__class__.__name__, self.chromosomeNumber, self.start, self.end, self.alleles, self.ref)
[docs]class CasavaSNP(SNP_INDEL) : "A SNP of Casava" _raba_namespace = conf.pyGeno_RABA_NAMESPACE alleles = rf.Primitive() bcalls_used = rf.Primitive() bcalls_filt = rf.Primitive() QSNP = rf.Primitive() Qmax_gt = rf.Primitive() max_gt_poly_site = rf.Primitive() Qmax_gt_poly_site = rf.Primitive() A_used = rf.Primitive() C_used = rf.Primitive() G_used = rf.Primitive() T_used = rf.Primitive() altAlias = 'alleles'
[docs]class AgnosticSNP(SNP_INDEL) : """This is a generic SNPs/Indels format that you can easily make from the result of any SNP caller. AgnosticSNP files are tab delimited files such as: chromosomeNumber uniqueId start end ref alleles quality caller Y _PHONE_ _PHONE_ T AG 30 TopHat Y 2 _PHONE_ _PHONE_ - AG 28 TopHat Y 3 _PHONE_ _PHONE_ TT - 10 TopHat All positions must be 0 based The '-' indicates a deletion or an insertion. Collumn order has no importance. """ _raba_namespace = conf.pyGeno_RABA_NAMESPACE alleles = rf.Primitive() quality = rf.Primitive() caller = rf.Primitive() uniqueId = rf.Primitive() # polymorphism id altAlias = 'alleles' def __repr__(self) : return "AgnosticSNP> start: %s, end: %s, quality: %s, caller %s, alt: %s, ref: %s" %(self.start, self.end, self.quality, self.caller, self.alleles, self.ref)
[docs]class dbSNPSNP(SNP_INDEL) : "This class is for SNPs from dbSNP. Feel free to uncomment the fields that you need" _raba_namespace = conf.pyGeno_RABA_NAMESPACE # To add/remove a field comment/uncomentd it. Beware, adding or removing a field results in a significant overhead the first time you relaunch pyGeno. You may have to delete and reimport some snps sets. #####RSPOS = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ position reported in already saved into field start RS = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ ID (i.e. rs number) ALT = rf.Primitive() RV = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ orientation is reversed _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ Property. Documentation is at _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ each of gene symbol:gene id. The gene symbol and id are delimited by a colon (:) and each pair is delimited by a vertical bar (|) dbSNPBuildID = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ dbSNP Build for RS _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ Allele Origin: 0 - unspecified, 1 - Germline, 2 - Somatic, 3 - Both _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ Suspect Reason Codes (may be more than one value added together) 0 - unspecified, 1 - Paralog, 2 - byEST, 4 - oldAlign, 8 - Para_EST, 16 - 1kg_failed, 1024 - other _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_, 00 - unmapped, 1 - weight 1, 2 - weight 2, 3 - weight 3 or more VC = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ Class PM = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ is Precious(Clinical,Pubmed Cited) _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ Third Party Annotation(TPA) (currently rs from PHARMGKB who will give phenotype data) _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ exist to PubMed Central article _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ 3D structure - SNP3D table _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ SubmitterLinkOut - From SNP->SubSNP->Batch.link_out _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ non-synonymous frameshift A coding region variation where one allele in the set changes all downstream amino acids. FxnClass = 44 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ non-synonymous missense A coding region variation where one allele in the set changes protein peptide. FxnClass = 42 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ non-synonymous nonsense A coding region variation where one allele in the set changes to STOP codon (TER). FxnClass = 41 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ reference A coding region variation where one allele in the set is identical to the reference sequence. FxnCode = 8 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ synonymous A coding region variation where one allele in the set does not change the encoded amino acid. FxnCode = 3 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ 3' UTR Location is in an untranslated region (UTR). FxnCode = 53 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ 5' UTR Location is in an untranslated region (UTR). FxnCode = 55 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ acceptor splice site FxnCode = 73 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ donor splice-site FxnCode = 75 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ Intron FxnCode = 6 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ 3' gene region FxnCode = 13 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ 5' gene region FxnCode = 15 _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ other variant with exactly the same set of mapped positions on NCBI refernce assembly. _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ Assembly conflict. This is for weight 1 and 2 variant that maps to different chromosomes on different assemblies. _TAG_ = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ Assembly specific. This is set if the variant only maps to one assembly MUT = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ mutation (journal citation, explicit fact): a low frequency variation that is cited in journal and other reputable sources VLD = rf.Primitive() _TAG_ Validated. This bit is set if the variant has 2+ minor allele count based on frequency or genotype data. G5A = rf.Primitive() #>5% minor allele frequency in each and all populations G5 = rf.Primitive() #>5% minor allele frequency in 1+ populations _TAG_ = rf