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namespace beast = boost::beast;         // from <boost/beast.hpp>
namespace http = beast::http;           // from <boost/beast/http.hpp>
namespace websocket = beast::websocket; // from <boost/beast/websocket.hpp>
namespace net = boost::asio;            // from <boost/asio.hpp>
namespace ssl = boost::asio::ssl;       // from <boost/asio/ssl.hpp>
using tcp = boost::asio::ip::tcp;       // from <boost/asio/ip/tcp.hpp>

// Sends a WebSocket message and prints the response
int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
    try
    {
        // Check command line arguments.
        if(argc != 4)
        {
            std::cerr <<
                "Usage: websocket-client-sync-ssl <host> <port> <text>\n" <<
                "Example:\n" <<
                "    websocket-client-sync-ssl echo.websocket.org 443 \"Hello, world!\"\n";
            return EXIT_FAILURE;
        }
        std::string host = argv[1];
        auto const  port = argv[2];
        auto const  text = argv[3];

        // The io_context is required for all I/O
        net::io_context ioc;

        // The SSL context is required, and holds certificates
        ssl::context ctx{ssl::context::tlsv12_client};

        // This holds the root certificate used for verification
        load_root_certificates(ctx);

        // These objects perform our I/O
        tcp::resolver resolver{ioc};
        websocket::stream<beast::ssl_stream<tcp::socket>> ws{ioc, ctx};

        // Look up the domain name
        auto const results = resolver.resolve(host, port);

        // Make the connection on the IP address we get from a lookup
        auto ep = net::connect(get_lowest_layer(ws), results);

        // Set SNI Hostname (many hosts need this to handshake successfully)
        if(! SSL_set_tlsext_host_name(ws.next_layer().native_handle(), host.c_str()))
            throw beast::system_error(
                beast::error_code(
                    static_cast<int>(::ERR_get_error()),
                    net::error::get_ssl_category()),
                "Failed to set SNI Hostname");

        // Update the host_ string. This will provide the value of the
        // Host HTTP header during the WebSocket handshake.
        // See https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7230#section-5.4
        host += ':' + std::to_string(ep.port());

        // Perform the SSL handshake
        ws.next_layer().handshake(ssl::stream_base::client);

        // Set a decorator to change the User-Agent of the handshake
        ws.set_option(websocket::stream_base::decorator(
            [](websocket::request_type& req)
            {
                req.set(http::field::user_agent,
                    std::string(BOOST_BEAST_VERSION_STRING) +
                        " websocket-client-coro");
            }));

        // Perform the websocket handshake
        ws.handshake(host, "/");

        // Send the message
        ws.write(net::buffer(std::string(text)));

        // This buffer will hold the incoming message
        beast::flat_buffer buffer;

        // Read a message into our buffer
        ws.read(buffer);

        // Close the WebSocket connection
        ws.close(websocket::close_code::normal);

        // If we get here then the connection is closed gracefully

        // The make_printable() function helps print a ConstBufferSequence
        std::cout << beast::make_printable(buffer.data()) << std::endl;
    }
    catch(std::exception const& e)
    {
        std::cerr << "Error: " << e.what() << std::endl;
        return EXIT_FAILURE;
    }
    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

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Title III under the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) provides supplemental funding to implement programs designed to help EL students attain English proficiency and meet the state's academic and content standards. Title III accountability is a series of annual academic performance goals established for each district to hold them accountable for the progress and performance of ELs.
In addition, a variety of guidelines and regulations have been established to ensure equitable access to the curriculum for EL students and their parents. A description of these guidelines may be found in the District Master Plan for English Learners.


What makes Mr Hugh Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oil so good?
Cold pressing is traditional method used to produce oil.
It consists simply of gently squeezing the seed to release the oil and is the only way to produce the finest quality oil that allows us to retain all of the natural colour, flavour and vitamins that can be found in rapeseed.
Once the vital oils have been extracted, the remaining unusable oil is left as a by-product known as 'cake'. This is then blended with other ingredients to produce a highly nutritious animal feed, which means we can produce low-waste products. We believe this method is a practical way of helping our farms resources remain sustainable.
What does pressing and filtering do?
It facilitates oil removal from seed and clarifies oil whilst removing pariculates. It minimises Free Fatty Acid (FFA) development, the 'bad bits' which can cause a loss of taste and force the product to deteriorate in quality sooner than it should. Pressing and filtering also builds resistance to oxidation and improves the flavour profile and maximises the antioxidant yield from what is naturally present.
Extra Virgin means the oil has not been tampered with and is completely free of any refinement processes which can remove nutrients, vitamins and supplements that are required as part of a balanced diet.
As it comes from the 'first press', it also has to have a free acidity value (FFA) which is expressed as Oleic Acid of <0.8% (0.8 grams per 100 grams) and the Acid Value should be no greated than 1.6%. A number of other oil manufacturers only produce refined oil which is of an inferior quality to our cold pressed rapeseed oil.


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Vancouver's Future as Canada's Tech Hub
By Stephen Gable | October 13, 2016
STARTUPS TECHNOLOGY
Rather than plunging into the nitty-gritty of taxation and accounting advice, I want to kick-off my blog contribution from a wider angle. More specifically, I want to muse on Vancouver's future as a tech haven and share some of the collective wisdom I've gathered over the years from some of the city's best and brightest.
Just before the first decade of the 21st century wrapped up, history was being made. The Black Eyed Peas and Lady Gaga were topping the music charts, Tiger Woods' philandery threatened to eclipse his massive athletic achievements, and Canada's 3rd largest city faced the reality that the accomplished natural resource sector was, in fact, cyclical.
Amidst a struggling economy Vancouver gave birth to a number of technology-based startups that would grow up to not only compete on, but absolutely dominate, the world stage. Among these are likely some familiar names, such as Slack, Hootsuite, and Indochino. While the Great Recession chugged along, the valuations of Vancouver tech companies seemingly knew no limits, with Hootsuite eyeing $1 billion by 2012.
Without delay, our city was flooded with a wave of tech-hopefuls. The necessary infrastructure soon followed and support mechanisms like Wavefront, Launch Academy, and numerous tech-specific tax credits solidified Vancouver as Tech Capital of Canada.
Fast-forward to present day 2016 – not only is that title at stake, but in my opinion also the city's future as a tech leader.
On a recent trip to Toronto I couldn't help but be impressed and excited by the presence of the tech scene compared to Vancouver, where it's very easy to miss if you don't know where to look. Toronto's downtown core is sprouting incubators in buildings normally reserved for chic apparel merchandisers with enormous budgets. The MaRS Discovery District has become the undisputed champion of Canadian startup support. The future is looking bright!
Without this turning into a pro-Toronto post that could put our West Coast Strong mantra at risk, I'd rather focus on a few points where Vancouver could stand to take note. Of the seven or so criteria that any tech hub needs to excel, Vancouver's biggest threat lies in the following: rent prices, funding, and salary expectations.
While an inflated rental/real-estate market in Vancouver is hardly anything new, the major concern manifests when combined with the average startup salary. Good developers can make a respectable portion of what they could make in the Valley or Toronto, but junior-level developers and those occupying non-technical roles are another story. As a result, attracting out-of-town talent is extremely difficult, and perhaps even more serious is the risk of losing what high-quality talent we do have to greener pastures to the South or East.
In tandem with difficulties enticing talent, attracting funding in Vancouver is a beast of its own. The city, not-surprisingly, has a strong roster of investors with a solid track history, but many are only beginning to open their chequebooks to startup tech companies. Those that tend to subscribe to a highly risk-adverse model of investing, where strong teams and revolutionary ideas are a distant second thought next to proven traction and perpetually increasing revenues. As a result, most well-funded Vancouver companies will have secured funding from the South or in some cases Toronto. Without this crucial funding support, Vancouver companies will continue to have difficulty against global competitors and solidifying the city's status as a tech powerhouse.
There is no easy solution to these issues as they're made up of many moving parts, some incredibly difficult to manipulate directly. I will commend the BC government's action to-date, as EBC tax credits have provided a strong incentive for local investors, and I'm truly excited to see what Christy Clark's $100 million VC fund will enable. Until then, continuing to promote and support Vancouver's tech ecosystem and next generation of entrepreneurs is where we'll focus here at PCA.

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3D VR - H. L. Hunley Museum | Let's Go!
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The H.L. Hunley submarine made history during the American Civil War when she became the first submarine to sink an enemy ship in combat. In February 1864, the Hunley, under command of Lieutenant George E. Dixon, sank the U.S.S. Housatonic; a Union blockade vessel. The Hunley's mission was a success, but disappeared under mysterious circumstances, and never returned to port. The Hunley was the third in a series of submarines constructed by engineers Horace Lawson Hunley, Baxter Watson, and James McClintock. Before the Hunley's successful attack on the Housatonic, the Hunley had two accidents, the second of which claimed Horace Hunley's life.
The submarine was found by author Clive Cussler, and his team known as NUMA (National Underwater Marine Agency) in 1995. She was raised in 2000, and has since been undergoing conservation efforts at the Warren-Lasch Conservation Center, in Charleston, South Carolina. There is a museum devoted to the H.L. Hunley, which is open to the public on weekends.
To View VRs on the Matterport App: The 3D experiences were shot with a Matterport Pro 3D Camera. Experience the VRs using the Matterport phone apps with either a Google Cardboard or Samsung Gear VR.
(1) Download the iOS or Android app to your phone
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Standard 3-4 The student will demonstrate an understanding of life in the antebellum period, the causes and effects of the Civil War, and the impact of Reconstruction in South Carolina.
3-4.0 South Carolina played a key role in events that occurred before, during, and after the Civil War; and those events, in turn, greatly affected the state. To understand South Carolinas experiences during this tumultuous time, the student will utilize the knowledge and skills set forth in the following indicators:
3-4.4 Summarize the course of the Civil War in South Carolina, including the Secession Convention, the firing on Fort Sumter, the Union blockade of Charleston, the significance of the Hunley submarine; the exploits of Robert Smalls; and General William T. Shermans march through the state.
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Standard 8-4 The student will demonstrate an understanding of the multiple events that led to the Civil War.
8-4.5 Compare the military strategies of the North and the South during the Civil War and the fulfillment of these strategies in South Carolina and in the South as a whole, including the attack on Fort Sumter, the Union blockade of Charleston and other ports, the early capture of Port Royal, and the development of the Hunley submarine; the exploits of Robert Smalls; and General William T. Shermans march through the state.
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Monrovia - Several professional and amateur golfers will battle for supremacy in the Oniyama Open on February 26.
Monrovia - Two teenagers are undergoing an intensive preparation to represent Liberia at the World Cross Country Championships in Kampala, Uganda.
Monrovia - The Liberia National Olympic Committee (LNOC) will hold an elective congress at Evelyne's restaurant at 10:AM in Sinkor on January 28 the event but might be marred by constitutional irregularities.


Hi. I use these cards when my students are writing biographies and aren´t sure about the language to use. Hope it helps.
Go Fish game with simple language regarding invitations. Second player accepts or declines. Full set of cards and instructions.
I am uploading three activities for Valentines Day and learning the long E sound. These bingo cards have images of things that have the long e sound (ee, ea, ie, ey, e). There are 28 cards plus calling cards.


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La gelosia és una emoció sentida per aquell que percep que una altra persona dona a una tercera una cosa que ell vol per a si (normalment atenció, amor, o afecte). Per exemple, el cas d'un nen que veu que sos pares donen caramels a son germà i no a ell. Mentre que la gelosia del nen pot ser apagada donant-li també caramels, aqueix no sol ser el cas de l'amant gelós, que pretén que l'altra persona li dediqui la seva atenció de manera exclusiva.

Es pot considerar la gelosia com una mostra d'amor, al·legant que quan una parella sent gelosia és indicatiu que no existeix indiferència. Tot i que també es poden considerar una mostra de desconfiança cap a l'amant. La gelosia s'ha associat sempre a l'amor a través de cançons, contes, llibres i d'altres manifestacions culturals. La gelosia fa passar-ho malament i, segons la seva intensitat, duu a conductes de control malsanes i inacceptables en les relacions afectives, ja que els comportaments controladors sovint són un element important (a vegades fins i tot el primer) en les relacions abusives.[1] http://mind-u.cat/ca/relacions-de-parella-abusives/ A més, no garanteix que l'altra persona estigui sempre amb la seva parella, ni és cap remei per a la inseguretat. Sol ser un símptoma de possessió i de manca de confiança en la parella.

En la inferioritat, ser símptoma d'un complex d'inferioritat. Alguns psicòlegs afirmen que la gelosia és l'exteriorització de la pròpia desconfiança o desamor propi. Un nen molt dependent sos pares materialment i afectiva pot convertir-se en una persona molt gelosa en una edat més avançada.

La gelosia es diferencia de l'enveja, perquè és la por de perdre alguna cosa que ja es posseeix, en canvi l'enveja és el desig de tenir allò que posseeix alguna altra persona i que hom mateix no té. Tot i així, l'enveja pot ser motiu perquè aparegui la gelosia.

Tipus de gelosia
 Gelosia en la parella. En aquest cas, un dels dos de la parella o tots dos poden tenir un caràcter egoista i possessiu.
 Gelosia en el treball. Els membres d'un grup de treball poden ser competitius, desconfiats i això pot portar a una gelosia en l'àmbit professional.
 Gelosia en els amics. En el grup d'amics pot aparèixer a partir de les comparacions entre ells, sol ser la menys freqüent.

La gelosia infantil
La gelosia infantil és habitual en el moment evolutiu del nen, apareix entre els infants d'1 a 5 o 7 anys, tot i que es pot dir que als primers 5 mesos de vida també pot aparèixer.

Al primer any de vida del nen apareix l'estimació per les persones amb el qual tenen més contacte, normalment són els pares, per tant es produeix una vinculació emocional i necessitat física molt forta.

La gelosia infantil pot aparèixer per diverses causes, que poden ser reals o irreals. La causa més freqüent sol ser la del naixement d'un germà o germana.

Unes altres causes del comportament gelós:

 Nens adoptats, els fills biològics poden generar aquest sentiment.
 Por a perdre l'efecte.
 Diferencia d'edat dels germans i el lloc que ocupa, perquè normalment el més petit és el que rep més atenció.
 Factor socioculturals i educatius.
 Segons el tipus de família, sobretot en famílies amb dos nens.
 A l'escola, el tracte del mestre a l'alumne, però no sol ser habitual.

Vegeu també
 Violència de gènere

Referències

Sentiments

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Thank you, Justice.
By Kate Conway
We are profoundly saddened by the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman ever to become a United States Supreme Court Justice, and a remarkable and trailblazing champion of women's rights and civil rights.
Among her innumerable accomplishments, Justice Ginsburg founded the Women's Rights Project in 1972 during her tenure with the ACLU. The following year, she became the Project's general counsel. In this role, Justice Ginsburg argued six gender discrimination cases before the United States Supreme Court, winning five. Through her advocacy as a litigator and later as a jurist, she revolutionized the law and made incredible progress toward gender equality.
As a member of the Supreme Court, Justice Ginsburg authored the Court's opinion in United States v. Virginia, 518 U.S. 515 (1996), which struck down the Virginia Military Institute's male-only admissions policy as violating the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. One of Justice Ginsburg's most famous dissenting opinions came in 2007, in the case of Ledbetter v. Goodyear, 550 U.S. 618 (2007), in which the Plaintiff filed a lawsuit against her employer claiming pay discrimination based on her gender under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. In a 5–4 decision, the majority interpreted the Act's statute of limitations as beginning to run at the time an unequal payment is made, even if a woman did not know at that time that she was being paid less than her male colleagues. As part of her dissent, Justice Ginsburg called on Congress to amend Title VII to remedy the Court's interpretation. The following year, after the election of President Barack Obama, the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act was signed into law.
In her confirmation hearing, Justice Ginsburg made clear her support for women's choice and the constitutional right to safe and legal abortion: "This is something central to a woman's life, to her dignity. It's a decision that she must make for herself. And when Government controls that decision for her, she's being treated as less than a fully adult human responsible for her own choices." She authored numerous opinions on the issue, including a powerful dissent in Gonzales v. Carhart, 550 U.S. 124 (2007).
Justice Ginsburg's tireless work on behalf of women and our country was nothing short of heroic. Her brilliance and bravery inspired and paved the way for so many. Groups like the Women's Bar Association of Illinois exist because of her. We must honor her legacy by continuing her fight for justice, equality, and inclusion for all women, regardless of race, class, and religion. And we, as lawyers, have a particular ability and responsibility to do so. Thank you, Justice. Let's get to work.


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The financial winter of 2008-09 seems really far behind folks in the rearview mirror but it had a lasting effect on how small businesses could get credit and operational financing. After that moment of almost an entire seize-up of the American financial system, the means by which business credit could be obtained changed dramatically. Dubbed "peer lending" and "crowdfunding", respectively, micro and small-businesses realized they had an additional opportunity for startup funds that didn't exist before. No surprise, today these tools are often touted as great tools by entrepreneur talk sites, videos and blogs, and they can provide some means to immediate cash with very few strings attached. However, from an ongoing, long-term capital perspective, crowdfunding has a lot of weaknesses that make it unreliable as a serious operational financing tool.
First off, there's always a big question how long a financing venue will be available in the hyper-speed startup and failure rate of Internet businesses. And that raises a big concern as to whom one will end up owing money to whom when financing is provided in the form of credit. Sudden changes in payback terms can create nightmares for fragile businesses.
Second, the reliability of crowdfunding is really, really spotty, and that doesn't work well when a business needs financing, credit or cash by deadline specific. For crowdfunding to work, it depends on what is known as online "viral" attention. The business has to literally make a pitch online to attract attention and get people to provide either crowd-combined lending or similar in outright cash contributions. It is possible to realize large sums through these tools, that much is true (film producers for example have funded movies with crowdfunding). But the timing of when cash arrives, and how much is actually realized is literally a guess. Worse, sometimes the money just doesn't happen, period.
Fourth, crowdfunding functionally works better on a specific project basis versus a rolling or cyclical need like supply or payroll. Because the timing of when cash arrives, if it does, is so unpredictable, one-time project fundraising campaigns work much better as the crowdfunding support can be combined with other resources by deadline certain versus being relied on as working capital. In fact, if a company tries to rely on crowdfunding monthly, there's a good chance it will go bankrupt first.
Crowdfunding can provide some helpful, rainy day funds, but it has no place in business cash flow an ongoing operation. Treat it as a bonus versus a dependency.


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Simply copy paste the below script anywhere in your body tag where you want the map to be shown, and fill out the 3 required steps (widget size, location and dates) in the code.
In order for a map to be fully generated, it will require a few parameters from your part to fill out. Head over to our advanced section to know how you can customize your widget even further.
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• featuredhcids (string - "") - Comma seperated list of HotelsCombined IDs to stand out from other hotels.
• featuredhpids (string - "") - Comma seperated list of HotelPlanner IDs to stand out from other hotels.
• feedbackemail (string - "hello@stay22.com") - Useful if you want to gather feedback to yourself from your users. It's located in the share button (bottom right).
• fitmaptopoi (boolean - false) - If you happen to have POIs, you can make sure they all show on initial map load.
• fontcolor (hex string - auto) - The navbar's font color in hex (without the #).
• freezeviewport (boolean - false) - If you want to disable automatic zoom out/in when map is loaded.
• hideadults (boolean - false) - If set to true, the adults field will be hidden.
• hidecheckinout (boolean - false) - If set to true, the check-in and check-out inputs will be hidden.
• hidechildren (boolean - false) - If set to true, the children field will be hidden.
• hidecurrency (boolean - false) - If set to true, this will hide the currency selection.
• hideenlargemap (boolean - false) - If set to true, this will hide the enlarge map buttons.
• hidefilters (boolean - false) - If set to true, this will hide the filter button.
• hidefooter (boolean - false) - If set to true, the footer will be hidden.
• hideguestpicker (boolean - false) - If set to true, the guest picker will be hidden.
• hideguestrating (boolean - false) - If set to true, the guest rating filter will be hidden.
• hidelanguage (boolean - false) - If set to true, this will hide the language selection.
• hidemainmarkercover (boolean - false) - If set to true, it will hide the background color behind the main marker and remove the default marker shape.
• hidemapattribution (boolean - false) - If set to true, the map attributions above the footer will be hidden.
• hidemappanels (boolean - false) - If set to true, this will hide map panels (e.g: zoom control, etc.).
• hidenavimage (boolean - false) - If set to true, the logo button in the top left will be hidden.
• hideppn (boolean - false) - If set to true, the price information (price per night or total) in the footer will be hidden.
• hidepricefilter (boolean - false) - If set to true, the budget slider will be hidden.
• hidepriceper (boolean - false) - If set to true, this will hide the price per (night/total) toggle in the dropdown filter menu.
• hiderooms (boolean - false) - If set to true, the rooms field will be hidden.
• hideroomtypefilter (boolean - false) - Hide Stay22's room type filter section from the dropdown fitler menu.
• hidesettings (boolean - false) - If set to true, this will hide the setting button (currency and language).
• hideshare (boolean - false) - If set to true, this will hide the share button.
• hidestarrating (boolean - false) - If set to true, the star filter will be hidden.
• hotelscolor (hex string - "125cc5") - Hotels pin color, in hex (without the #).
• hotelsfontcolor (hex string - "ffffff") - Hotels pin font color, in hex (without the #).
• isinstantbook (boolean - false) - To show only listings that are instant bookable (for Airbnb).
• ljs (string) - We automatically detect the user's language, but if you wish to force it, we support these languages: ("en", "fr", "es", "de", "pt", "it", "nl"). Let us know what should we add next!
• loadingbarcolor (hex string) - The loading bar color in hex (without the #).
• maincolor (hex string - "0077e7") - The main color of the widget (without the #).
• mapstyle (string - "default") - Choose a theme for the map. Choices are: "default" and "light" for now. Email us if you want something more. Update: Light tiles are down for maintenance for an undetermined period (fallsback automatically to default).
• markerimage (string) - If set, provide an absolute full URL to change the marker (main map pin) image.
• max (number - 1000) - Maximum nightly price range in USD. If set to 1000 or more, it'll assume it's 1000 or more.
• min (number - 0) - Minimum nightly price range in USD.
• minstarrating (number - 1) - Minimum stars for hotels. Max to 5.
• navimage (string) - If set, provide an absolute full URL to change the main logo in the navbar (button on the far left) image.
• nelat (number) - To force a map viewport (needs all 4 variables). North-East Latitude.
• nelng (number) - To force a map viewport (needs all 4 variables). North-East Longitude.
• onlyabids (string - "") - Comma seperated list of Airbnb IDs to only show on the map.
• onlyhcids (string - "") - Comma seperated list of HotelsCombined IDs to only show on the map.
• openmenu (string - "filters") - If you want to open a different menu at the beginning. You can set it as "null" to not open anything. Menu will only open for non-mobile devices if space permits. Options currently are: "null", "filters", "info", "guestpicker", "datepicker", and "settings".
• priceper (string - "nightly") - The display price. You can also display it by "total".
• priceslidercolor (hex string - "0077e7") - The price slider color in hex (without the #). If not set, will mimic navbarcolor.
• rentalscolor (hex string - "fd5c63") - Rentals pin color, in hex (without the #).
• rentalsfontcolor (hex string - "ffffff") - Rentals pin font color, in hex (without the #).
rooms (number - 1) - Number of rooms. Max to 30. Also works as number of bedrooms for Airbnbs (including studios for the default 1).
• scroll (string - "disabled") - Zooming with scrolling is intially disabled by default to avoid conflict with the page. Once we detect user intent, we will automatically enable zoom scrolling. You can force it to be always enabled by setting it as "enabled".
• showairbnbs (boolean - false) - Show Airbnbs spaces (filter pre-checked).
• showgmapsicon (boolean - false) - If set to true, a Google Maps icon on the footer will show for your user's convenience.
• showhotels (boolean - false) - Show hotel rooms (filter pre-checked).
• showothers (boolean - false) - Show alternative spaces like Hostels and Private/Shared rooms (filter pre-checked).
• showsearchbar (boolean - true) - If set to false, this will hide the search box.
• skipabids (string - "") - Comma seperated list of Airbnb IDs to hide from the map.
• skiphcids (string - "") - Comma seperated list of HotelsCombined IDs to hide from the map.
• supportedcurrencies (string) - To force the list of currencies to your liking. Comma seperated like so "usd,cad,eur".
• supportedlang (string) - To force the list of language to your liking. Comma seperated like so "en,fr,es,de".
• swlat (number) - To force a map viewport (needs all 4 variables). South-West Latitude.
• swlng (number) - To force a map viewport (needs all 4 variables). South-West Longitude.
• venue (string) - If set, this will change the venue name on the map header and marker pin.
• zoom (number - 16) - The initial zoom level. The higher the number, the "zoom-ier" it is.
Please wait for the image to be dynamically generated. Once the snapshot is taken, it will be cached for 10 days.
• refresh (boolean - false) - If you want to flush the cache, send set this as true.
• resolution (number - 2) - Set resolution for retina screens (2) or normal (1).
• width (number - 800) - Set the width in px. height (number - 400) - Set the height in px.
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Notes in the bathroom, Google Translate: How college students try to cheat
Mollie R. Simon
Jeff Appling couldn't believe the things students did when he took charge of Clemson University's academic integrity process in 2005.
Nothing surprises him anymore. Not excused absences that are forged or answers copied off peers. Not electronic devices at exams.
And definitely not the student who was caught with a cheat-sheet handwritten on his leg – though his explanation was another story, something Appling found interesting.
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The student claimed writing on himself was how he studied, "in order to get closer to the content," Appling said.
No matter how strange the method, students' motivation is mundane: trying to get better grades in a competitive environment where money is sometimes on the line, either in the form of grade-dependent scholarships or in the prospect of a good career.
Universities are catching more students, administrators say, in part because of increased enrollment and in part because of better technology to catch cheaters. We asked Appling to pick out a few of the more interesting methods of cheating he has seen in his 14 years.
Would-be cheaters take heed: None of these creative tricks ended well for the students.
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Emailing a professor for answers
In one case, an engineering student got caught cheating on a take-home exam. The student came across a problem he could not solve and decided to email another professor, asking whether that instructor might help him work through a problem.
The professor caught on that something was fishy and forwarded the request to his colleagues, one of whom had given the original test.
"That was kind of bold," Appling said of the student's attempt.
Bathroom note stashing
A few years ago, Clemson's Test Proctoring Center, which provides accommodations for students who may need extra time or other services, was in a spot that was hard to supervise, Appling said.
His office saw a rash of problems with students' stashing notes in the nearby bathroom and then excusing themselves and reviewing the notes during tests. The problem became pervasive enough that proctors would simply check the bathroom right as an exam began to throw away any hidden notes.
If the notes were found and thrown away, Appling's office did not charge students. Officials could not prove the students intended to use them.
Getting crafty with computer-based tests
For ease of grading, some Clemson faculty members now have students take tests on their computers while sitting in a classroom, Appling said. They give out a password at the start of the class to make sure students are present for the exam and use a program called Respondus LockDown to ensure students do not browse other websites during a test. One student thought he could hack this system.
After sitting down to take a test, the student closed his computer and acted as if he had finished. When he left the classroom, he opened it back up and kept answering questions.
The professor was monitoring the tests that came in. When she saw his was not submitted and he was still changing answers, she called out his name in the classroom. He wasn't there.
Appling said the student had left "really good footprints of what he was doing."
"They don't realize that all this stuff is tracked," Appling said.
A 'premeditated' absence
One student thought he had planned out an elaborate ruse to get a copy of a test early, but the plan backfired.
The student was scheduled to go on a legitimate, university-sanctioned trip the same day as he had a math exam, Appling said. Knowing he would get back late from the trip, he asked his professor whether he could take the test later so he would have more time to study. The professor agreed to a make-up exam.
The exam was for a large math class with multiple sections of the course taking it at the same time in the evening. When the student got back from his trip, he went to the exam site for another section of the course and sat down for the test, taking the paper with him as he left and thinking it would give him an advantage on the make-up.
When the number of students in the testing room did not match the number of tests turned in, the professor caught on.
Appling was notified, but knowing he could not process the charges fast enough, the professor wrote a new test and they confronted the student after the make-up. The student argued that he had a "moment of conscience" and threw out the exam anyway after leaving the first test. That excuse did not pass muster.
Appling said the whole scheme was "clearly premeditated" and the student was ultimately found in violation of the academic integrity policy.
When Google Translate is too good to be true
Students may think they are savvy with Google, but professors can give them a run for their money.
In certain languages, there are different ways to say the same thing. You can pick the traditional way, a slang way or a more sophisticated phrasing. In one foreign language class at Clemson, a student did not realize this and plugged work into Google Translate, Appling said. Google spit out an answer using a conventional structure the student had not yet learned. When the professor saw the work, they plugged in the same words into Google Translate and figured out what the student had done.
"The sentences didn't work out right," Appling said.
The student was charged. Despite this case, Appling said there are generally very few charges in foreign language classes.
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Follow Mollie Simon on Twitter: @MRSimon22
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Strong support shown for Louisiana's business tax breaks
4 years 9 months 3 weeks ago Thursday, March 26 2015 Mar 26, 2015 March 26, 2015 9:34 AM March 26, 2015 in News
Source: Associated Press
By: Melinda Deslatte
BATON ROUGE - Lawmakers who want to scale back Louisiana's business tax breaks don't appear to have public support on their side.
A poll released Thursday from LSU's Public Policy Research Lab says 72 percent of respondents support cutting taxes on business to attract them to the state. And 55 percent favor using state tax dollars to pay companies to come to Louisiana.
Even when told of the criticism about the incentive programs, public support for the tax breaks remains high.
Those findings come as state lawmakers consider scaling back Louisiana's tax breaks, whose costs have grown dramatically in recent years even as the state faces continuing budget troubles.
With a $1.6 billion budget gap to close for next year, legislators are questioning if the state's been too generous with its incentive programs.


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Shawn Mendes, Dan + Shay bring new audience to Cavendish Beach Music Festival lineup
Millicent Mckay · Multimedia Journalist | Posted: July 12, 2018, 8:51 a.m. | Updated: July 12, 2018, 8:51 a.m. | 2 Min Read
Canadian pop singer/songwriter Shawn Mendes ended the Cavendish Beach Music Festival weekend with a bang as fans shouted his lyrics at the top of their lungs. - Millicent McKay
CAVENDISH, P.E.I. — They may be known as country concerts, but attendees at the Cavendish Beach Music Festival got a pop treat when singer songwriter Shawn Mendes took the venue by storm Monday night.
"He is pure talent. He can do a cover of a song on a $300 camera and sound better than anyone," said Brandon Adams, who attended the concert with his girlfriend Rebecca Drummond and friend Paige Rankin.
"Not everybody likes country, so I think having him here has opened the event up to a new audience. Getting more performers to the Island is always a good thing," said Rankin. "I love Shawn Mendes. It's a new fandom, and I love his new album and his old songs."
Drummond has been a fan of Mendes since his career began.
"Literally since the beginning. I found his first album very relatable,'' Drummond said. "I could find that one thing in every song. Not to mention he's young and he's Canadian which is great.
"I know having him at the concerts has been contentious, but you know what, it's not called the Cavendish Country Concerts. Country isn't in the title. So, I think it's great that he's here."
Chelsea Gotell agreed.
"Incorporating different music genres is great. It's allowed the event to host a bigger variety of people. It's also certainly opened it up to the younger generation. It's made it more family friendly," Gotell said, motioning to her daughters, Charleigh and Drew.
Gotell's daughters and their friends, Hayden MacPherson and Lucy Burridge, eagerly awaited the appearance of Mendes, marking their first concert experience.
This year, a fourth day was added to the Cavendish Beach Music Festival concert series, which celebrated its 10th anniversary.
The annual festival draws crowds of about 60,000 people from all over the Maritimes, other parts of Canada and the United States.
It has featured artists like Luke Bryan, Zac Brown Band, Keith Urban, Blake Shelton, Reba McEntire and Kenny Chesney.
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LDL extends Leyton lighting range
Leading distributor LDL Components had extended its range of Leyton lighting solutions with the addition of two new easy to install, energy-saving LED lights - the Roma battery-powered sensor light and the Kwadra surface mounted light.
Blanco brings stainless steel to another level
Blanco boasts an extensive portfolio including sinks, taps, induction hobs, and extractors but the company also provides innovative surfaces, introducing Durinox.
Blanco Durinox is the ultimate innovation in stainless steel. Extremely hard and highly resistant to scratches, Durinox stainless steel surfaces are given these special characteristics via a new finishing process that originates from the aerospace industry.
Blue light shines on floor to signal end of wash on new integrated dishwasher
Amica's new, fully-integrated (behind a cupboard door) dishwasher features an innovative Blue-Dot of light that shines on the floor in front of the dishwasher to indicate when the wash cycle is complete.
Steel introduces Plasma technology to its range of cooker hoods
Luxury Italian appliance brand Steel has redesigned its collection of cooker hoods to feature innovative Plasma technology, which allows for air to be filtered, cleaned and recirculated back into the kitchen during the cooking process, as opposed to traditional cooker hoods which waste this extracted air.
Smiths Briten reaches new highs with latest shower enclosures
With the height of the population ever growing - the average UK man being 5% taller today than he would have been 100 years ago, and 2% taller than he would have been 30 years ago - shower enclosures need to measure up.
Baths by Clay produces some fab Hi-Macs basins
In our ever-evolving homes, there is one room that maintains its purpose of form and function - the bathroom. This sanctuary of the soul is our retreat from the stresses and strains of everyday life; a place where we can escape to relax and unwind after a hard day.
Zanussi celebrates centenary year
Zanussi turned 100 years old this year, 2016. To celebrate this milestone, earlier this year it launched an engaging, integrated campaign across key retail channels to highlight its rich history as one of the most creative and exciting brands in the industry.
"Zanussi is a brand that represents the zeitgeist of many generations," says Vanessa Holloway, senior consumer marketing manager at Zanussi. "Everyone can remember a Zanussi appliance in the backdrop at one time in their life... From a hand-made, wood-burning oven produced in a corner of Italy to more than six million units sold each year; Zanussi is a company that has earned consumer trust through its cutting-edge design, innovation and outstanding quality over the last 100 years."
Small kitchen? No problem with the new Elon 45 S sink
Small spaces no longer have to compromise with the new Blanco Elon 45 S sink.
This model has a compact single bowl with a maximum bowl size for a 45cm cabinet and a bowl depth of 190mm. The innovative 205mm x 436mm stainless steel drainer grid, which fits with the unusual curved design of the sink drainer, provides extra space, making this a truly multi-functional kitchen.
'Mirror, mirror on the wall, which is the fairest of them all?'
Surprisingly, many of us overlook the impact a finishing touch can have on a room, yet The Bathroom Shop recognises that it's the finer details which can give that all important WOW factor. Arguably one of the most reliant features in the bathroom, a mirror or mirrored cabinet is a must-have consideration in the early stages of design and one that should never be neglected.
Back in black and white: the amazing Arc from MHS Radiators
MHS Radiators has added the handsome Arc Black and refined Arc White to its stunning range of designer radiators. There are 10 models of each radiator available, with either single or double tubes.
Utopia introduces luxurious freestanding bath
Utopia Bathrooms has introduced Sensuelle, its first freestanding luxury bath. The new bath is part of the Roseberry Collection, Utopia's recently launchednpainted timber range, but can also be teamed with other Utopia furniture.
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Once again, kitchen appliances are in the mainstream press and sadly, again it's not good news. This time it's exploding washing machines making the headlines but on closer inspection, I can see that the culprits are in the US – and that they're top-loaders.
Does anyone in the UK use top-loaders these days? I ask, because I've not come across (that I've been aware of) any top-loading appliances for many years – both in the stores and in people's houses. Is this because our typical houses have smallish kitchens that require us to make the most of every available surface in terms of creating worktop space, or is it simply fashion?
I know we're considered odd in the UK for fuelling the manufacture of double ovens – although I do wonder now whether many of us buy them because of their abundance, rather than because a double oven is on our list of 'must haves'. i.e., do we really think about what we're buying or is it, perhaps, now a case of the tail wagging the dog?
Something else that these exploding appliance stories made me consider, is whether the appliances are failing because of what we're doing to them, rather than because they're inherently dangerous. Or should they be built to withstand any type of abuse they may encounter when in our homes?
I can recall interviewing the manufacturer of the famous 'Henry' vacuum cleaner some years back and was surprised to learn that in tests they're dropped from great heights to see if they can withstand the impact. When I asked why, I was told that aeroplane cleaners had so little turnaround time between flights that they'd vacuum from front to back and then chuck poor Henry out of the rear doors once finished. I'm hoping that this would be onto a soft surface, but of course I can't be sure…
Where do manufacturers draw the line when it comes to personal safety? Are KBB products manufactured to withstand ridiculous amounts of abuse and where do you draw line? Is it down to costs or is there a point that's reached, whereby you say, "No-one could be that stupid…" and leave it at that?
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This Week's News
EKCO wins Young Designer of the Year Award for second year running
The KBSA has announced the winner of the Young Designer of the Year, sponsored by PWS, at the 2016 KBSA Designer Awards, as Angus MacKintosh from Edinburgh Kitchen Company (EKCO) in Lothian.
Dream Doors and Articad: a partnership for growth
Dream Doors has selected ArtiCAD as its CAD partner not only for the company's headquarters but also as the preferred design solution for its UK-wide network of franchisees. Dream Doors has invested in three of the company's products: ArtiCAD-Pro, the company's flagship KBB CAD design software, Room Styler (the visualisation tool) and Pan360 (panoramic viewer).
Ideal Standard adds to Concept Freedom range with new accessible bath for all ages
Ideal Standard has extended its successful 'accessible bathroom range', Concept Freedom, with the addition of a new accessible bath, suitable for the whole family.
Concept Freedom's new bath has been designed to make bathing anxiety free for older and less abled bathroom users while still delivering a beautifully designed aesthetic and a tranquil space in which to bathe. What's more, many of the features, such as the lower ledge, will also make bath time simpler for those bathing children and pets.
Now this is what you call a bubble bath...
If anything stokes the need to pop a bottle of champagne and 'chill out in the tub' in a candle-lit bathroom, it's this Newton Bathtub, which is now on show at Maison Valentina in Italy. It would almost be criminal not to go the whole hog, wouldn't it?
SieMatic Pure SE 3003 newly on display at Urban Interior (London)
Embrace the 'Purest World' of SieMatic with the Pure SE 3003 R Kitchen, now taking centre stage as a new display at interior design studio, Urban Interior.
Seen here in Lotus White Matt Lacquer and Gold Bronze Aluminium with Silk Gloss and Brushed finish, the collection creates timeless, minimalist kitchen design, with a focus on exquisite materials and craftsmanship.
Social secures sales for Max-Top
Kitchen and bathroom surface specialist, Max-Top, has reported that its social media presence has been successful in enabling installers to set up Max-Top Quartz accounts, leading to a number of key sales.
Max-Top, which launched in the UK in 2014, regularly updates its Facebook and Twitter pages with quick responses from its social media account manager, providing strong customer service and sales support.
Czar kitchen taps from Abode: simple, stylish and easy to use
"There are times when 'simple, stylish and easy to use' outweighs architecturally designed pieces in the kitchen," states Helen Clark, marketing manager at Abode "and our new Czar kitchen mixer taps, we believe, will become the staple diet of any modern kitchen. For us it's not about creating just functional objects, it's about creating both a functional and practical object with stylish clean lines and modern shapes."
With this in mind the two new chrome Czar taps are solid geometric forms with a contemporary feel embodying this popular style. The Monobloc tap is a combination of sophisticated modern styling, offering a curvaceous spout with precision water control and has been created for people who want the perfect blend of design, performance, quality and certainly, value for money.
Frontline Bathrooms launches Autumn Winter 2016/17 brochure
Luxury is the name of the game this season, and UK bathroom distributor Frontline Bathrooms has pulled out all the stops in its new Autumn Winter 2016/17 brochure to make it the biggest and best yet.
Triton showers welcome new specification director
The Great British Shower Company, Triton, has strengthened its specification team with the appointment of Martin Smith.
Martin joins as specification director having previously held a number of senior, demand generation roles and will be primarily responsible for new sector development and sales pipeline optimisation.
Team Croydex counts down to Tough Sh!t challenge
Croydex is counting down to October's Tough Sh!t challenge which sees its 11-strong team of runners tackle a 10K toilet-themed obstacle course to fundraise for WaterAid.
Employees from the Andover-based bathroom accessories specialist hope to raise £2,500, which will go towards installing toilets in communities currently without this basic facility.
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New housebuilding in 2015 sees 12% increase in kitchen and bathroom products market
New housebuilding is an important end use sector for kitchen and bathroom products, and in 2015 it was estimated to account for approximately 13% of the overall UK kitchen and bathroom products market. The market for kitchen and bathroom products in newbuild housing increased by an estimated 12% in 2015 to reach a value in excess of £700m, reflecting the continued steady improvement in the UK economy, consumer confidence levels and significant growth in the housebuilding market.
Ideal Standard factory at Armitage stars in new BBC children's programme about toilets
A new television programme featuring bathroom manufacturer Ideal Standard's Armitage factory in Staffordshire aired on Wednesday.
R&D tax relief claims by construction firms rise by a quarter
New statistics from HMRC have revealed there was a 26% year-on-year rise in the number of claims for research & development tax credits submitted by construction firms in 2014-15.
UK tradespeople quoting for more work than 12 months ago
Nearly half (44%) of the UK's plumbers, electricians, builders, carpenters and other trades say they are quoting for more work than 12 months ago, according to multi-channel retailer, Screwfix.
Whirlpool announces first ever 'National Quiet Day'
Recognised for its dedication to innovation and quiet technology, Whirlpool, has announced the very first National Quiet Day, taking place on Wednesday 14th September 2016.
British Ceramic Tile announces new area sales manager
British Ceramic Tile has appointed David Brooks as its new area sales manager. David joins a 10 strong sales team, reporting to national sales manager Paul Wright. David will cover the North West, developing relationships with new and existing retailers to grow the company's presence within the independent market.
IDS expands its senior team with a new regional sales manager north
Surface materials distributor IDS has appointed Jamie Ibbetson to the new position of regional sales manager north.
Burbidge finds the perfect fit as it opens its doors to new Simply Burbidge range
Burbidge, leading kitchen frontals and accessories manufacturer, has appointed a new operations director to oversee the businesses' two factory sites in Coventry.
Uform welcomes new sales representative in East Midlands & South Yorkshire
Kitchen door & component supplier Uform has announced a recent new appointment to its UK sales team. Mark Tomlinson joins the company with responsibility for the East Midlands and South Yorkshire area and will be key in helping to further penetrate the UK market in line with the company's planned growth strategy.
Further key management appointments at TKC
Warren Wood has moved to the newly created position of technical and training manager at TKC and Sinead Gill has taken up the position of trade counter manager.
Abode and Barwick form new partnership
Abode and renowned bathroom distributor, Barwick Bathroom Distribution, have formed a partnership to promote and sell the company's vast range of designer-led bathroom taps and showering solutions throughout the UK.
Swan celebrates success at IFA 2016
British brand Swan is returning from the world's leading trade show for consumer electronics and home appliances, IFA, having celebrated a successful show in Berlin.
Exciting new 2016 kitchen sink & tap brochure from Abode
September sees the introduction of the latest Abode kitchen sink and tap brochure which is available in a hard copy format, as well as viewable online via Abode's interactive brochure, or downloadable in a pdf format.
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They started out as strangers but have come together to make an incredible, cohesive group of funny, quacking, inspirational campers! Through different group building activities and having counselors who are willing to be just as silly, they have been a wonderful group to get to know.
The Highland Legends have named themselves the Quackin' Dragons--be sure to ask them to share with you their team chant when they get home!
It has been HOT but these awesome campers don't seem to mind! They are having a blast at the pool, in crafts, archery out of a castle, playing tons of games, and chillin' in hammock village.
They are deep thinkers in morning watch when they contemplate and discuss how they are loved by God and where they see God at camp. In Vespers, one of the nights I read a story called "You are Special" by ___ I had the campers act it out. And your campers are so incredibly creative, let me tell you. So, the next night, when we were reading the story of Jonah, they specially asked to act it out. It made me happy to see them growing in their faith through creativity.
This week has been full of questions, creativity and Disney sing-offs already. They enjoy brainteasers and riddles and challenging each other. I can't wait to see what the rest of the week brings--they are so fun and full of energy it's going to be an adventure! God is good!


rough start to my young life but, as you can see, I am doing much better now! My vet thinks I am probably under a year old; I have been neutered and am up to date on all of my shots. My foster mom found me on the highway on her way to work last month and could not resist my cuteness so of course she had to pull over and pick me up (what can I say, I am great with the ladies!) Anyways, I was in pretty rough shape. I had an extension cord wrapped around and embedded in my neck; I also had a pretty painful damaged eye. Thankfully, the extension cord and the eye were both removed and I have never felt better! I don't even miss that eye! As a matter of fact, I think I look much better without it, I mean, I know I am a handsome guy and all (my foster mom tells me this all the time), but this handsome was beyond even my imagination!
cuddle and follow her around the house. I will be a great addition to any family and promise to bring you years of plenty of laughs and kisses. If you are the kind of person that loves to play and has the time to help me perfect my training, I just might be the dog for you!


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Q: Python yahoo_fin Import Error So I know this is nearly a duplicate of this ImportError question, but I'm not sure how to use those answers to fix this problem.  I installed yahoo-fin package using my conda prompt:
pip install yahoo-fin

So clearly it is installed as Eclipse seems to recognize the package and I can even use cntl-space to autocomplete and F3 to explore the package.  However, when I try to run
from yahoo_fin.stock_info import get_data

I get "ImportError: No module named stock_info".
From the SE question above I checked the init.py in the directory and it definitely has the CRLF problem, but even when I use notepad++ to replace "\r\n" with "\n" I still get the same error.

What am I missing?

A: Are you able to load the package without using Eclipse?  I would try running Python from the command line, and then typing:
from yahoo_fin.stock_info import get_data

to see if that still gives you an error.  If it still gives you an error, then we know it's not an Eclipse issue.  However, if it does work, then it's probably an issue with Eclipse.  In that case, I would maybe look at this other post: How To Make Eclipse Pydev Plugin Recognize Newly Installed Python Modules?.
Please let me know if that helps.

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This qualitative case study investigated and described the views of both Head Start staff and a refugee family regarding adult fostering of foundational skills leading to self-determination in a young child at risk for disability as well as how these adults worked together in partnership. Chapter 1 provides an overview of this dissertation. It discusses background information, describes the purpose of the dissertation, and establishes the scope of the study. Chapter 1 explains that chapter 2 presents the part of the study that investigated the adult behaviors (in home and Head Start) that influence a child's foundational skills leading to later self-determination while chapter 3 focuses on the part of the study that investigated the relationship between the adults at home and the adults at Head Start. Chapter 2 presents research on how the refugee family and Head Start staff influenced the foundational skills leading to later self-determination of a 4-year old boy at risk for disability. This study reports that adult expectations and practices related to protection, intervention, and affective response in his home environment differed greatly from those in his Head Start environment; he had difficulty traversing the parallel worlds; but his foundational skills improved in both settings during the 4-month duration of this study. This chapter situates the study in the literature; outlines the research methods; presents and discusses the findings; and highlights implications for practice, research, and policy. Chapter 3 presents research on the relationship between the Head Start staff and the family discussed in chapter 2. Children from refugee families' attendance at Head Start agencies provides the opportunity for Head Start staff to foster trusting, collaborative, respectful, and goal-oriented partnerships characterized by comprehensive two-way communication to support child and family outcomes. Such partnerships could help launch refugee families as partners in their children's education in the U.S. and ultimately improve family and child outcomes. This chapter provides a review of the relevant literature, describes the methods for the study, presents and discusses the findings, and details numerous implications for practice, policy, and research. Chapter 4 concludes this dissertation by rejoining the two parts of the study discussed in chapters 2 and 3 and then proposing a future research agenda. After connecting the previous chapters, it presents a framework to illustrate how future research can systematically build upon this exploratory research. Then, it connects this research framework with several future studies and explains how the studies connect to the case study conducted for this dissertation.


Yay! A lovely review from Quinn W. Buckland on The Van Helsing Paradox. I'm glad he found the book to be an easy read, that my use of slang gave the story a hint of authenticity, and especially how he loved the ending! Best of all? He gave me a score of 9 out of 10 overall!
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On a side note, it's the same vampire throughout the story. However, her real name comes to light later on as the story develops.
The Engine What Runs the World by Quinn W. Buckland introduces the reader to a new world, one where humanity has gone through multiple world-changing events leading to a technology regressive society. It introduces a vertical society that are literally based on levels, each with their own quirks and customs.
I loved it! The characters have depth and a detailed history. Their interactions with the world are memorable, and details early on play a part throughout. The author also plays a role, known as The Writer, a divine entity that drives the story; an element I found to be both cute and witty.
It is clear that there will be much more to explore from this world, and I look forward to diving into it in the future! Highly recommended!


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City museum, European "Capital of Fountains". It is one of the most beautiful suburbs of St. Petersburg. It was founded as an imperial residence, which became the prototype for Versailles. According to many people, the beauty and enormity of Peterhof surpassed the French model.
Peterhof's history began in 1714, when the Grand Imperial Palace, Monplaisir and Bolshoy Grot with cascades were built laid. In the mid 18th century, the reconstruction of the palace complex by architect Rastrelli took place. New buildings appeared in the Peterhof ensemble during the 19th century. Until 1917, Peterhof was the official summer residence of the Russian emperors.
After the abolition of the monarchy in Russia, the former imperial residence was converted into a museum. The first Peterhof excursions took place in May 1918. Since then, Peterhof has been a principle tourist center. Recently, the city museum is trying to justify yet another title: in 2005, it became a research city.
From 1944 to 1997 the city was named Petrodvorets, which was an incorrect translation of the German "Peterhof" (literally - "Peters yard"). In Peterhof architect Leonti Benuar was born, and pianist Anton Rubinsteinlived here.
According to tradition, after turning off the fountains in the autumn, entrance to the park is free. The springs which feed the Peterhof fountains are at a distance of 21 km from the complex. The first of the palaces of Peterhof, Monplaisir, was also the first Russian art gallery. Peter I who lived here hung works by Flemish masters on the walls.
Cult film "Three Fat Men" was filmed in Petrodvorets name by Yury Olesha. The castle was the Court Stables.
During the reign of Catherine II, the fountain cascade was a huge slide in winter, where the empress and court went sledging.
A lapidary factory was built for the needs of the local palace, which served not only Peterhof's orders. The lazurite columns of Isaac's Cathedral were machined in Peterhof.
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