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Q: Get specific cell in Crystal Report I have a Crystal Report linked to table Customer in SQL Server database. My report generator will execute SELECT SQL and pass the result table into the report as data source.
In the report, I have a field and I want this field to display the cell data at the specific row index and column index of the table (maybe I know the column name). For example, my field should display cell at row 3, column 2 of the data source.
How can I do this using Crystal Report. The latest version now is 2011.

A: First off, in order for the row number to have any meaning, you'll need to be querying the table with an ORDER BY clause (by sorting the report). Without it, you can't make any assumptions about the "original order of records" in the DB as there really is none.
There are a few ways to get this field depending on where in the report you want to display it. If you simply want to show it in the details section, you can make use of a simple formula like this
if rownumber = 3 then {table.column}
If you'd like to display it instead in a footer, you could make use of a variable instead:
whileprintingrecords;
numbervar thedatavariable;
if recordnumber = 3 then thedatavariable := {table.column}
Throw that formula in the details section of the report and you're then free to use thedatavariable in your footers.
Now for the column: If the column index is NOT dynamic you can just see which column corresponds... for example, if the table's columns are customer_id, customer_name then column 2 will always just be the customer name. If the index number will change, like via a parameter, you could make a formula like this
select {?colIndexParameter}
 case 1 : {table.customer_id}
 case 2 : {table.customer_name} ...


Any Elliott fans on here?
this may interetst you, Chris Higdon, singer and genius behind the band has a new band on the go called frontier(s).
Duly noted Scotty! Thanks for the heads up. False Cathedrals had some lovely moments.
Only ever bought "Song In The Air" by Elliot. Quite nice, in a really dreamy, really slow kinda way.
I'll check out this new thing!


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Q: Rounding 2.555500000000000104805053 with printf -> 2.555 or 2.556? I tried
printf "%.3f\n" 2.555500000000000104805053
printf "%.3f\n" 2.555500000000000104805054

the result was
2.555
2.556

same with printf "%.3f\n" 3.555500000000000104805053
But 0.555500..., 1., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8., 9. are correct -> x.556
What is the problem with rounding with printf?

*

*MacOS Ventura 13.2

*The shell is zsh 5.8.1 (x86_64-apple-darwin22.0), but it appears also
in bash-3.2

*In ksh (shell) the output is identical (2.556) with both commands

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GoodUp matches visionaries (people with great ideas) to achievers (people who want to use their time, money and skills to do something awesome). On their platforms, both parties meet and make plans to realise ideas. GoodUp encourage everyone to make a positive change in line with their purpose.
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An example project is this Impact Video we shot for the Deloitte Impact Foundation.


Low white blood cell, neutrophil, and high bilirubin, can these all be due to low vita d or maybe licorice?
Unlikley: How low and how high?
Why is blood clotting abnormal with vitamin K deficiency?
Which vitamins to take for low white blood cell counts?
Is a blood level of 80 ng/ml of vitamin d too high?
Is there a link between dementia and slightly low levels of vitamin d with a lowered white blood cell count?
Which vitamin helps boost white blood cells?
I have a slight low white blood cell count. I don't intake calcium or vitamin D very much can that be the cause?
Vitamin d level real low, white blood elevated.Took 50, 000 units vit.D for 8 wks. Now vit.D still low white blood elevated red blood elevated, what?
What might cause high B12 levels? I also had low iron (long-standing anemia) and low vitamin D. CBC was normal except mildly low hemoglobin.
Does vitamin d deficiency lead to leukopenia on your blood test?
Are tear drop shaped red blood cells "normal" with iron deficiency anemia?
Iron deficiency- hb 12.1, high rbc, very low mcv. Ferritin 5. What would cause the RBC to be high ?
This could be: Related to thallassemia trait.
Low serum iron, normal ferritin, red blood cells and hemocrit. Will 14mg iron a day raise my serum iron? It was only a little low.
Is vitamin deficiency the cause of a low white blood cell count?
Can low vitamin d cause low white blood count?


leadership development – your case is our case.
We Dare – Do You?
people operate at maximum 40% of their capacity.
We dare to speak honestly about it. Do you?
but industry leading profits and employee satisfaction.


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When change happens in a business environment, it affects the employees, the business and its customers. Care needs to be taken to provide as much support as possible to people in all areas of the business / organisation, so that the change is effective and successful and also for everyone involved to work without much pressure.
This is an NVQ unit at Level 2, with a credit value of 3. For ease of understanding and referencing I have divided the unit into three parts and this is the second part.
Understanding one's own role on how to effectively respond to change.
Please follow the link below for the first part of this Unit.
Please follow the link below for the next part of this unit.
We will now look at "Understanding one's own role in supporting the colleagues and organisation with the change."
When changes take place in organisations, be it a restructuring or cost cutting or downsizing, etc., it takes time for employees, teams and even the organisation to adjust and stabilise according to the new implementations. This can be quite challenging and has to be dealt with as best as it could be. During this period the teams, individuals, departments and even the organisation need support.
Let us look at some of the ways in which individuals can support change in a business environment.
First and foremost, communication is very important. All changes need to be communicated across to relevant people and departments including the reasons and outcomes, in order for them to prepare for the change and to prepare for handling the change.
Individuals who are involved in making these changes should get other people involved and take their ideas into consideration and this can help make successful changes.
Be accountable for each other and support each other and the departments to cope through the change and adapt to it successfully.
Work together and stay positive, also encouraging and helping others with the tasks. Working and helping each other as a team will help to share and gain knowledge and understanding and this will help with a smoother and easier transition.
Stay motivated and motivate others too. Stay positive with the thought that there is a solution for every problem and that every change is important and it is going to bring in positive results.
Ask for help when needed and provide support and help when needed.
Provide support to people who are overwhelmed or anxious and are finding it difficult to cope about the change process. Listen to their concerns and act accordingly. Ask if there is anything more you can do to help.
Provide workshops and trainings wherever and whenever possible. Provide assurance to people that you are there to help and that you understand the difficult and challenging phase they are going through.
Be a role model and set yourself as an example. Try to ease off the job pressure as stress can affect the person's professional and personal life.
When planning for change, sometimes people from all levels of hierarchy in the organisation are involved in the process and the implementation is based on ideas collected from everyone. There are some benefits and purpose of contributing to planning for the change.
It makes one feel part of the change process and hence the people involved will do their best to make the change successful.
It gives the contributor an idea of what the change is and helps them to foresee the outcomes.
It helps the contributor to clearly communicate the change with relevant people.
It helps one to prepare / plan and prepare others for the upcoming change process.
It helps one improve their skills and progress up the career ladder.
You will be a role model for the changed organisation and will take part in helping other employees perform better.
You being a contributor will be a motivator and supporter.
By contributing you are opening doors for yourself towards a career progression.
You are able to help monitor the effects of change and review them because you were one of the contributors.
You become a better communicator and gain the confidence of fellow colleagues.
It helps you grow as a better professional.
Assess and categorise the changes that can be taken into control and the ones that cannot be and this will help to face challenges and deal with any problems and difficulties.
Note down the positive and negative outcomes that you think will take place as a result of the change so that you can make plans to deal with them.
Note down the change procedure and understand it. Clarify any doubts regarding the change. Work on the skills and knowledge necessary to adapt to the change. Be confident, flexible and willing.
Keep a note of how the change will affect the organisation, departments, teams and individuals. Lay plans for support.
Plan things well ahead and be prepared for the change. No organisation will just implement changes overnight, instead, they will keep employees updated of all the changes that will be taking place and how it will affect anything related including employees. So planning is vital.
One needs to keep in mind that the world is constantly changing, technology is changing, everything keeps changing all the time and hence to keep up with all the changes, the organisation must change for it to last or survive.
A team can be formed that has members who are thorough with the new change process so that people who are struggling or have issues can approach this team to get their difficulties and problems resolved.
When change is implemented in an organisation, people will take time to adapt to the new changes and this time varies with individuals. During this period, employees will expect to be supported all through the change process.
Appreciation of work or recognition of work after the change was implemented.
Constant feedback and relevant training and workshops for the employees who require it.
Hold consultations and take ideas and opinions from employees.
Emotional and professional support for people who are in need.
Good communication is effective and it is very important for an organisation's, department's or team's success. It helps the organisation or the team function efficiently, especially when there is a change happening for some reason in the organisation or part of the organisation.
There are various benefits of good communication with others during change. While maintaining good communication, it is also important that accurate information is communicated at all times during the change process.
It helps the change to be productive and hence brings in more profit to the organisation and benefits to its employees.
Good communication and accurate information saves time; time is not wasted in repeating or interpreting things over and over again. It stops people from doing the wrong thing, thereby saving time and money.
The members involved feel motivated, are more productive and encouraged when communication is good and they are satisfied that they can approach for help and advice. They feel that they are valued and respected and know that they can trust the management and the organisation.
The members involved and the organisation have a better understanding of the change and themselves and this helps with efficient implementation of change.
Credibility with colleagues increases and statistical information and anything related to the change process are accurate.
For the first part to this unit, please follow the link below.
For the next part of this unit, please follow the link below.
Note: A kind note for NVQ candidates; this is only for reference and should not be reproduced. Please prepare your units relating them to the job and business/organisation that you work for. All the best!
I hope that you found the information here useful. Please feel free to feedback and to share your thoughts and experiences. Thank you for stopping by.
Thank you for your feedback. I am glad that you like this.
Great advice and great writing, really enjoyed it, super useful!
Interesting read. Thanks for the hub.
You are so right. Not everyone can adapt to change at the same speed. Your suggestions for getting through the process make a lot of sense.
Change is indeed the only constant. I like the emphasis you place on communication during change processes.
This is excellent advice on how to help a business make the important change process. I remember the most successful changes were those that used ideas such as workshops, motivation and role modeling of leadership. Voted up.


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Q: Imprimir valores de um vetor sem quebra de linha Olá, estou realizando um exercício em C# que pede o seguinte:

A saída com os números pares deve ser apresentada sem quebra de linha, porém não entendo como posso fazer isso.
O meu código está assim:
int N;
        N = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

        int[] numeros = new int[N];

        String[] entrada = Console.ReadLine().Split(' ');

        for (int i=0; i<N; i++)
        {
            numeros[i] = int.Parse(entrada[i]);
        }

        int quantidade;
        quantidade = 0;

        for (int i=0; i<N; i++)
        {

            if (numeros[i] % 2 == 0)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(numeros[i]);
                quantidade = quantidade + 1;
            }

        }
        Console.WriteLine(quantidade);

A: Tem diversos problemas nesse código. Dei uma organizada e tornei o código mais idiomático para ir acostumando (não basta funcionar, precisa ir aprendendo como realmente se faz código em produção) e resolvi a maioria deles. Claro, nem todos darão erros óbvios, mas darão em certas situações.
using static System.Console;

public class Program {
    public static void Main() {
        if (!int.TryParse(ReadLine(), out var n)) return;
        var numeros = new int[n];
        string[] entrada = ReadLine().Split(' ');
        for (var i = 0; i < n; i++) {
            if (!int.TryParse(entrada[i], out var valor)) return;
            numeros[i] = valor;
        }
        var quantidade = 0;
        for (var i = 0; i < n; i++) {
            if (numeros[i] % 2 == 0) {
                Write($"{numeros[i]} ");
                quantidade++;
            }
        }
        WriteLine();
        WriteLine(quantidade);
    }
}

Veja funcionando no ideone. E no repl.it. Também coloquei no GitHub para referência futura.
Eu testei os valores antes de usar porque se a pessoa digitar algo errado a aplicação vai quebrar. Eu preferi só sair neste caso mas você poderia dar uma mensagem indicando o erro. Como exercício futuro pode fazer o dado ser pedido de novo em vez de encerrar a aplicação normalmente.
Pedir dados tudo em uma linha só é pedir para ter problema, inicialmente achei até que o exercício pedia isso e fiz assim, mas na verdade ele nem pede, ele apenas mostrou os dados que serão entrados. Da mesma forma que a saída não tem um formato específico, então se quebra linha ou não nem importa muito. Eu mudaria isso para ler cada dado individualmente.
De qualquer forma eu usei o Write() em vez do WriteLine() para não pular linha, mas dei uma espaço. Eu usei a interpolação neste casos para aprender a forma, mas na verdade nem é necessário em um caso tão simples, se fizer com concatenação está bom. Sem o espaço ficará tudo amontoado.
Note a quantidade menor de linhas sem prejudicar a legibilidade.

A: A função Console.WriteLine escreve e quebra linha.
Neste caso, utilize a função Console.Write, que apenas escreve o que você deseja.
Exemplo:
Console.Write(numeros[i] + " ");

A: Só complementando, é necessário concatenar com mais um espaço, ficando assim:
Console.Write(numeros[i] + " ");

A: Só por diversão também fiz a minha versão :)
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;

public class Program
{
    public static void Main()
    {
        if (!int.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out var n)) return;

        var entrada = Console.ReadLine().Split(' ');

        if (entrada.Length != n)
        {
            Console.WriteLine($"Entrada deve ter {n} números e foram inseridos {entrada.Length}.");
            return;
        }

        try
        {
            var numerosPares = PegaPares(entrada);

            Console.WriteLine(string.Join(' ', numerosPares));
            Console.WriteLine(numerosPares.Count());
        }
        catch (ArgumentException ex)
        {
            Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
        }
    }

    private static IEnumerable<int> PegaPares(string[] numeros)
    {
        foreach (var numero in numeros)
        {
            if (!int.TryParse(numero, out var valor))
                throw new ArgumentException($"{numero} não é um número.");

            if (valor % 2 == 0)
                yield return valor;
        }
    }
}


RICHMOND, Va. — It's become a Christmas tradition for Robyn Chandler and her friends at Cary Street Cafe.
Early Christmas morning about 50 volunteers meet at the restaurant to pack meals and sort brand new coats and boots for Richmond's homeless community.
Chandler said they started the Cary Street Cafe Homeless Run about a decade ago by making sandwiches for the homeless.
When they made that first food delivery, they quickly realized the homeless needed more than just food.
That's why they added brand new boots and coats to their deliveries.
Some of the people they encounter are skeptical at first, but ultimately grateful for the help.


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Home Public Schools Advocate Gorsuch's Record Reveals Ruthless and Cruel Decisions
Gorsuch's Record Reveals Ruthless and Cruel Decisions
by Dora Taylor
Many people know about Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch's role in the Hobby Lobby case, which helped establish that corporations can cite religious beliefs to deny contraception coverage to employees.
We've also been hearing about the case of a truck driver who was fired after sitting for three hours in his cab in freezing temperatures waiting for emergency services to fix the brakes on a truck trailer he was pulling. His employer dismissed him after he chose to unhitch the trailer and drive for help to get the brakes repaired. The National Labor Relations Board sided with the driver and so did two judges who heard his appeal. But Judge Gorsuch dissented, saying the law didn't protect the driver from losing his job.
Some of Gorsuch's lesser-known decisions, involving the American Disability Act and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, are equally egregious.
Thompson R2-J School District v. Luke
In this disability-rights case, a hearing officer, judge, and federal district court judge unanimously agreed that a student with autism should be placed in a residential school because the student showed a lack of progress in transferring what he was learning in his regular public school to everyday life.
Judge Gorsuch ruled that the student had made "some progress," although he conceded it was "de minimus." By setting the bar exceedingly low, he determined that the school district had met its obligation under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which guarantees people with disabilities a free and appropriate public education.
The precedent that Gorsuch set in this case was recently overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Garcia v. Board of Education of Albuquerque Public Schools
A student with a learning disability dropped out of school after the school failed to provide an Individualized Education Program, which teachers are required to develop for students eligible for special education, in collaboration with the parent or guardian. Jessica Garcia sued on behalf of her daughter, Myisha, alleging that the Albuquerque Public School District had violated her daughter's rights in not providing this assessment.
Judge Gorsuch's opinion, while acknowledging that the district failed to follow appropriate procedures, found that Myisha was not entitled to any special educational services, since she had dropped out of school and could simply re-enroll.
Couture v. Board of Education of Albuquerque Public Schools
Gorsuch joined an opinion stating it was constitutional for a first-grade student with mental-health disabilities to be placed in an isolated time-out room for an hour or more, even for minor violations such as failing to follow directions.
Judge Gorsuch ruled as he did even though the child was kept in a closet-like space that did not meet state standards for time-out rooms—as it lacked an exterior window, had dim lighting, and its interior window was covered with black paper. In addition, the school district used this extreme discipline over the course of two months, even though the timeouts were not effective in addressing the student's behavioral issues. Nevertheless, Judge Gorsuch and his colleagues concluded that the pattern of timeouts did not constitute a denial of the student's education because they were intended to teach him self-control and were therefore part of his educational program.
Elwell v. Oklahoma
Elwell, an employee at the University of Oklahoma, suffered from a degenerative spinal disc condition. She complained that the university failed to provide reasonable accommodations so she could continue to work. Instead, she was fired because of her disability. Gorsuch rejected Elwell's argument that Title II of the ADA, which prohibits discrimination based on disability, was relevant to her case because, he wrote, the law does not apply to state and local governments.
Muskrat v. Deer Creek Public Schools
A special-education elementary school student had an Individualized Education Program that prohibited his teachers from putting him in a time-out room. The teachers continued to use the practice anyway, and isolated him at least thirty times over the course of two school years. The parents claimed that the child was abused by staff members on three different occasions. Judge Gorsuch, as part of a panel of judges, ruled against the parents, finding that none of the allegations of inappropriate seclusion or physical abuse "shocked the conscience" such that the student could state a claim under the Fourteenth Amendment.
Hwang v. Kansas State University
An assistant professor at Kansas State University, who had been teaching for fifteen years, required a bone marrow transplant and received a six-month leave of absence. When the professor, Grace Hwang, was ready to return to teaching the following semester, there was a flu epidemic. Knowing her health could be severely compromised by an infection, Hwang requested to remain at home during the outbreak. The university denied her request, and Hwang sued.
Before evidence could be presented in the case, Judge Gorsuch ruled that professor Hwang's request for an additional leave of absence was unreasonable and the case was dismissed.
A.F. v. Espanola Public Schools:
A student settled a claim made by her mother under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act after a successful mediation. Later, when the same family sought to pursue a separate claim under the Americans with Disabilities Act, Gorsuch ruled that because of the earlier settlement, the student could not file a claim, even though Congress clearly stated that both laws provide separate protections to students.
These cases reveal how Judge Gorsuch is inclined to dismiss the rights of disabled students and teachers to equal access to education and employment. This is not a person who should be a part of the highest court in the land.
Suggested additional reading:
The Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law: REVIEW OF DISABILITY CASES INVOLVING JUDGE NEIL GORSUCH
The Leadership Conference: Civil and Human Rights Organizations Oppose Confirmation of Judge Gorsuch to Supreme Court
National Education Association: Judge Neil Gorsuch's Record on Students with Disabilities
Democracy Now: College Classmate: Neil Gorsuch Attacked Anti-Apartheid & Civil Rights Protesters & Defended Contras
ACLU: Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch Has a Troubling History When Ruling on Disability Rights Cases
People for the American Way: Neil Gorsuch Fact Sheet
Disability Rights Public School Shakedown Courts Education
Dora Taylor
Public ed advocate, founding member of Parents Across America, and author.
Read more by Dora Taylor
This article deserves credit for posting links to its sources--that takes integrity. I followed the link to the Hwang v. Kansas State University case, and was surprised. From my perspective as a lawyer, the case seemed pretty clear cut and simple. The way the case is described here in Progressive.org's article is a gross missrepresentation of the case. It's sad because so many people will read Progressive's article, never check the sources, and have no clue as to the level of misrepresentation it propagates (at least with the Hwang v. KSU case). For example, the article here states, "[b]efore evidence could be presented in the case" judge Gorsuch ruled Hwang's request was unreasonable, and dismissed the case. That statment exploits the layperson's lack of understanding of the appellate court process and the concept of "judgments as a matter of law." Moreover, the Hwang case never even uses the word "evidence," and the admission of evidence isn't even an issue in the case. And, if it were, it would be an issue of whether to overrule a district court's decision to reject or admit certain evidence, which the appellate court would determine as a pure question of law (not fact). This whole article makes it seem like it would be appropriate for a judge to rule based on its emotions rather than the law. I did not check any other case, so I cannot speak for the entire article, but I can say with confidance, Progressive.org's representation of the Hwang case could be construed as sophisticated propaganda--cherry picking just enough information, and presenting it in just the right light, to push an agenda. I don't know why any publication would want to risk that. Again, I did not cite check the entire article, so I can't judge its representations of the other cases. However, its Hwang representation is enough to discredit the integrity of the entire website as a whole if not corrected. Progressive.org's next integrity test is whether they post this comment. Their rule states that comments will be posted if they're "on-topic and not abusive." I'm definitely on topic, and have attempted to maintain a standard tone of intellectual discourse. If what I've written here is considered abusive in our society, then our society has a sickness we must diagnose and cure.
Pat Smith more than 5 years ago
ACLU lawyer Claudia Center replies
ACLU lawyer Claudia Center replies The case *was* pretty clear cut and simple. Ms. Hwang worked for a huge employer. The leave extension she needed was finite – only until the end of the flu epidemic. There was no basis for deeming the leave she needed as categorically unreasonable or as imposing an undue hardship. And as I explained in the blog, a string of circuit courts *except* this panel that considered this precise question ruled the other way. In other words, there is extensive appellate authority with holdings that are the opposite to the Hwang case. These courts ruled on motions for summary judgment – after the opportunity for discovery and presentation of evidence – that leaves of absence for significantly longer periods of time than that needed by Ms. Hwang may be a form of reasonable accommodation under Title I of the ADA. This is all detailed in the amicus brief that is linked in the blog. See, e.g., Garcia-Ayala v. Lederle Parenterals, Inc., 212 F.3d 638 (1st Cir. 2000); Ralph v. Lucent Technologies, Inc., 135 F.3d 166, 171-72 (1st Cir.1998); Cehrs v. Northeast Ohio Alzheimer's Research Ctr., 155 F.3d 775, 782 (6th Cir.1998); Nunes v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., 164 F.3d 1243 (9th Cir. 1999); Haschmann v. Time Warner Entertainment Co., 151 F.3d 591, 601 (7th Cir. 1998).
The Hwang case was an outrageous outlier from the ordinary ADA employment case in general (which is typically fact-intensive, and not decided on the pleadings), and from ADA leave cases in particular. In other words, it is an outlier because it dismissed the case on the pleadings, without permitting discovery or evidence for consideration during a motion for summary judgment. Extremely unusual. And it is an outlier because it dismissed the case on the basis of a leave extension that was shorter than those blessed by other appellate courts.
Progressive.org more than 5 years ago
In response to the Hwang case
From an article titled "Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch Has a Troubling History When Ruling on Disability Rights Cases" written by Claudia Center, Senior Staff Attorney for the ACLU:
"Two cases stand out during Judge Gorsuch's time at Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Assistant Professor Grace Hwang worked at Kansas State University – with great success – for 15 years. After a cancer diagnosis, she requested and received a six-month leave of absence covering the fall 2009 semester while she recovered from a bone marrow transplant. As she was preparing to return to teaching in January, the campus erupted in a flu epidemic. Because a flu infection would have been dangerous, given her compromised immune system, Professor Hwang asked for further short leave, during which she could have worked from home.
The university denied her request, and Hwang sued.
Under established disability rights laws, a request for leave due to a disability must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis to decide whether the request would present an undue hardship to the employer. This is a factual determination. Yet, before any evidence could be presented in the case on whether such an accommodation might present a problem for KSU — a federally funded, multi-million-dollar employer — Judge Gorsuch ruled that Professor Grace Hwang's request for an additional leave of absence was simply unreasonable.
In his ruling, Judge Gorsuch asserted that "showing up" was an essential job function and opined that the Rehabilitation Act should not "turn employers into safety net providers for those who cannot work." But this was an error of both fact and law. Of course, it is important that an individual report to work. But Grace Hwang had demonstrated her ability to "show up" for 15 years, and she was even able to telecommute during the flu epidemic. There was no question that she could report to work on campus and that she would be able to do so again. What was at issue was whether the university should allow her a short additional leave as a reasonable accommodation to enable her to return to her full duties.
Judge Gorsuch's ruling contravened Equal Employment Opportunity Commission guidance, every other circuit decision on the issue, and reasoning from the Supreme Court in U.S. Airways, Inc v Barnett. In Barnett, the U.S. Supreme Court held that a reasonable accommodation may require the modification of a neutral employer rule, even if this functioned as a "preference" for the disabled employee. If Gorsuch followed Barnett's reasoning in Hwang, the only thing required of the university would have been allowing the professor to work from home for a limited time.
A safety net it is not."
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It seems in this case, it might be of value for you to take this up with the ACLU.
In the meantime, I will contact ACLU's Senior Staff Attorney who wrote the article for an explanation.


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The Sweeteners in Food Regulations 1995
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1995 No. 3123
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Regulations 2(1) and (3) and 3(3)
SCHEDULE 1PERMITTED SWEETENERS AND THE FOODS IN OR ON WHICH THEY MAY BE USED
Permitted sweetener
Foods in or on which permitted sweeteners may be used
Maximum usable dose
Desserts and similar products
{ –Water-based flavoured desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
{ –Milk and milk-derivative-based preparations, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
{ –Fruit and vegetable-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
Sorbitol {
Sorbitol syrup
–Egg-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
E 421 Mannitol { –Cereal-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
E 953 Isomalt { –Breakfast cereals or cereal-based products, energy reduced or with no added sugar } quantum satis
Maltitol {
Maltitol syrup
–Fat-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
E 966 Lactitol { –Edible ices, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
E 967 Xylitol { –Jams, jellies, marmalades and crystallized fruit, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
{ –Fruit preparations, energy-reduced or with no added sugar, with the exception of those intended for the manufacture of fruit-juice-based drinks }
{ –Confectionery with no added sugar }
{ –Dried-fruit-based confectionery, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
{ –Starch-based confectionery, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
{ –Chewing gum with no added sugar }
E420 { –Cocoa-based products, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
E 421 { –Cocoa-, milk-, dried fruitor fat-based sandwich spreads, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
E 965 { –Sauces } quantum satis
E 966 { –Mustard }
E 967 (cont'd) { –Fine bakery products, energy-reduced or with no added sugar }
{ –Products intended for particular nutritional uses }
{ –Solid food supplements/dietary integrators }
E 950 Acesulfame K Non-alcoholic drinks
–Water-based flavoured drinks, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 350 mg/l
–Milkand milk-derivative-based or fruit-juice-based drinks, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 350 mg/l
–Water-based flavoured desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 350 mg/kg
–Milk and milk-derivative-based preparations, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 350 mg/kg
–Fruit and vegetable-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 350 mg/kg
–Egg-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 350 mg/kg
–Cereal-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 350 mg/kg
–Fat-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 350 mg/kg
–Confectionery with no added sugar 500 mg/kg
–Cocoa or dried-fruit-based confectionery, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 500 mg/kg
–Starch-based confectionery, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Chewing gum with no added sugar 2000 mg/kg
–"Snacks": certain flavours of ready to eat, prepacked, dry, savoury starch products and coated nuts 350 mg/kg
–Cocoa-, milk-, dried-fruitor fat-based sandwich spreads, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Cider and perry 350 mg/l
–Alcohol-free beer or with an alcohol content not exceeding 1.2% vol 350 mg/l
–"Bière de table/Tafelbier/Table beer" (original wort content less than 6%) except for "Obergäriges Einfachbier" 350 mg/l
–Beers with a minimum acidity of 30 milli-equivalents expressed as NaOH 350 mg/l
–Brown beers of the "oud bruin" type 350 mg/l
–Edible ices, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 800 mg/kg
–Canned or bottled fruit, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 350 mg/kg
–Energy-reduced jams, jellies and marmalades 1000 mg/kg
–Energy-reduced fruit and vegetable preparations 350 mg/kg
–Sweet-sour preserves of fruit and vegetables 200 mg/kg
–Sweet-sour preserves and semi-preserves of fish and marinades of fish, crustaceans and molluscs 200 mg/kg
–Sauces 350 mg/kg
–Mustard 350 mg/kg
–Fine bakery products for special nutritional uses 1000 mg/kg
–Complete formulae for weight control intended to replace total daily food intake or an individual meal 450 mg/kg
–Complete formulae and nutritional supplements for use under medical supervision 450 mg/kg
–Liquid food supplements/dietary integrators 350 mg/l
–Solid food supplements/dietary integrators 500 mg/kg
–Vitamins and dietary preparations 2000 mg/kg
E951 Aspartame Non-alcoholic drinks
–Milk and milk-derivative-based or fruit-juice-based drinks, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 600 mg/l
–Water-based flavoured desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Milkand milk-derivative-based preparations, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Fruitand vegetable-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Egg-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Cereal-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Fat-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Confectionery with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Cocoa or dried-fruit-based confectionery, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 2000 mg/kg
–Canned or bottled fruit, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 1000 mg/kg
–Energy-reduced fruit and vegetable preparations 1000 mg/kg
–Complete formulae and nutritional supplements for use under medical supervision 1000 mg/kg
–Liquid food supplements/dietary integrators 600 mg/kg
–Solid food supplements/dietary integrators 2000 mg/kg
E 952 Cyclamic acid and its Na and Ca salts(1) Non-alcoholic drinks
–Starch-based confectionery, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 500 mg/kg
–Cocoa-, milk-, dried-fruitor fat-based sandwich spreads, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 500 mg/kg
E 954 Saccharin and its Na, K and Ca salts(2) Non-alcoholic drinks
–Water-based flavoured drinks, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 80 mg/l
–Milk and milk-derivative-based or fruit-juice-based drinks, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 80 mg/l
–"Gaseosa": non-alcoholic water-based drink with added carbon dioxide, sweeteners and flavourings 100 mg/l
–Essoblaten 800 mg/kg
–Cider and perry 80 mg/l
–Alcohol-free beer or with an alcohol content not exceeding 1.2% vol 80 mg/1
–"Bière de table/Tafelbier/Table beer" (original wort content less than 6%) except for "Obergäriges Einfachbier" 80 mg/1
–Beers with a minimum acidity of 30 milli-equivalents expressed as NaOH 80 mg/1
–Brown beers of the "oud bruin" type 80 mg/1
–Energy-reduced jams, jellies and marmalades 200 mg/kg
–Fine bakery products for special nutritional uses 170 mg/kg
–Liquid food supplements/dietary integrators 80 mg/kg
E 957 Thaumatin Confectionery
–Confectionery with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Cocoa or dried-fruit-based confectionery, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Chewing gum with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Vitamins and dietary preparations 400 mg/kg
E959 Neohesperidine DC Non-alcoholic drinks
–Milk and milk-derivative-based drinks, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/l
–Fruit-juice-based drinks, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 30 mg/l
–Water-based flavoured desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Milk and milk-derivative-based preparations, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Fruit and vegetable-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Egg-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Cereal-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Fat-based desserts, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Chewing gum with no added sugar 400 mg/kg
–Cocoa-, milk-, dried-fruitor fat-based sandwich spreads, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Alcohol-free beer or with an alcohol content not exceeding 1.2% vol 10 mg/l
–"Bière de table/Tafelbier/Table beer" (original wort content less than 6%) except for "Obergäriges Einfachbier" 10 mg/l
–Beers with a minimum acidity of 30 milli-equivalents expressed as NaOH 10 mg/l
–Brown beers of the "oud bruin" type 10 mg/l
–Edible ices, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Canned or bottled fruit, energy-reduced or with no added sugar 50 mg/kg
–Energy-reduced jams, jellies and marmalades 50 mg/kg
–Energy-reduced fruit and vegetable preparations 50 mg/kg
–Sweet-sour preserves and semi-preserves of fish and marinades of fish, crustaceans and molluscs 30 mg/kg
–Sauces 50 mg/kg
–Mustard 50 mg/kg
Regulation 10(1)
SCHEDULE 2REVOCATIONS
Regulations revoked
Extent of revocation
The Sweeteners in Food Regulations 1983 S.I. 1983/1211 the whole Regulations
The Sweeteners in Food (Scotland) Regulations 1983 S.I. 1983/1497 the whole Regulations
The Food (Revision of Penalties) Regulations 1985 S.I. 1985/67 in Part I of the Schedule, the reference to the Sweeteners in Food Regulations 1983
The Food (Revision of Penalties and Mode of Trial) (Scotland) Regulations 1985 S.I. 1985/1068 in Schedule 1, the reference to the Sweeteners in Food (Scotland) Regulations 1983
The Sweeteners in Food (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 1988 S.I. 1988/2084 the whole Regulations
The Sweeteners in Food (Amendment) Regulations 1988 S.I. 1988/2112 the whole Regulations
The Food Safety (Exports) Regulations 1991 S.I. 1991/1476 in Part I of Schedule 1, the reference to the Sweeteners in Food Regulations 1983, and in Schedule 2 the reference to the Sweeteners in Food (Scotland) Regulations 1983
The maximum usable doses for cyclamic acid and its Na and Ca salts are expressed in terms of the free acid.
The maximum usable doses for saccharin and its Na, K and Ca salts are expressed in terms of the free imide.
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Social Justice Ministry initiated legislation on transgenders, measures for disabled in 2019
A parliamentary standing committee wanted the ministry to take the scheme concerning liberation and rehabilitation of scavengers "very seriously" while implementing.
December 28, 2019 / 01:02 PM IST
A legislation on transgenders' welfare and implementation of measures for the disabled were some of the high points of the Social Justice and Empowerment Ministry in 2019 but it received flak for poor execution of a scheme related to scavengers.
It also expressed its displeasure to the department of empowerment of persons with disabilities for under utilising funds for various schemes during 2017-2018 and 2018-2019.
Secretary in the department of empowerment of persons with disabilities Shakuntala Gamlin said in the disability sector "rehabilitation is a priority in view of increasing disease burden.
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According to official sources, besides continuing the ongoing schemes for the disabled welfare during 2019, the department of empowerment of persons with disabilities also worked on accessible India campaign in rail, air and road sectors (for easy accessibility for disabled) and in information and communication technology (websites and TV viewing).
The department also took note of the increasing disability burden of psycho-social, intellectual and learning disabilities. "The department will set up early intervention centres in all its national institutes and composite regional centres to reduce the disability burden," a source said.
"In the coming years we will witness visible positive changes in the implementation of the rights of persons with disability act through the implementing agencies of the states/UTs", the source said.
Officials claimed that ministry's major achievement this year was the enactment of The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019 though the transgender community termed the legislation discriminatory.
The Lok Sabha gave its nod to the related bill on August 5 and Rajya Sabha on November 26. The President gave his assent on Dec.5.
The Act will make all the stakeholders responsive and accountable for upholding the principles underlying the legislation.
It will bring greater accountability to governments for issues concerning transgenders and will benefit a large number of the community, mitigate the stigma, discrimination and abuse against those marginalised section and bring them into the mainstream of the society.
Ministry officials are hopeful that the new legislation will lead to greater inclusiveness and will make transgenders productive members of the society.
The ministry also introduced the much awaited bill to amend the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act 2007 in Lok Sabha.
According to the bill, those who intentionally abuse parents or senior citizens under their care and protection or abandon them may be sentenced to six months imprisonment or fined Rs.10,000 or both.
Another notable achievement of the ministry was the assistance provided to 4,98,247 people since 2014-2015 under the prevention of alcoholism and substance (drug) abuse scheme.
The ministry assigned the National Survey on Extent and Pattern of Substance (Drugs) Abuse in India to National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre (NDDTC), AIIMS, New Delhi, which was completed in 2019.
It also prepared and is implementing the National Action Plan for Drug Demand Reduction (NAPDDR) for 2018-2025. The plan aims at reduction of adverse consequences of drug abuse through a multi-pronged strategy involving education, de-addiction and rehabilitation of affected individuals and their families.
During 2019, the cabinet approved establishment of a National Institute of Mental Health Rehabilitation (NIMHR) on a 25 acre land at Sehore, Madhya Pradesh.
The NIMHR was registered as a society on May 28. Its objective is to promote mental health rehabilitation using an integrated multi-disciplinary approach and developing trained professionals in the area of mental health rehabilitation.
The institute provides rehabilitation and clinical services and also runs Certificate Course on Care Giving (CCCG).
Another highlight this year was India's first country report on status of disability and implementation of UN Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD), submitted in November 2015, was considered and successfully adopted by UN on September 3 along with certain recommendations.
The ministry's Dr. Ambedkar International Centre (DAIC) signed an agreement with the Dalit Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DICCI) in June to empower SC/S through research on Dalit entrepreneurship, empowerment, skill development capacity building among SC/ST women and youth, impact of different schemes of the government on socio-economic conditions of SC/ST and other similar subjects.
A dampener for the ministry was the parliamentary standing committee asking it to implement the self employment scheme of liberation and rehabilitation of scavengers "very seriously".
"The committee is pained that manual scavenging is still prevalent in the urban areas" and "every now and then news of deaths of scavengers while manually cleaning the manholes are reported", it said.
It also pulled up the department for spending less amount and under utilising allocated funds in 2017-2018 and 2018-19 for various schemes and said "the committee is anguished that the department has been citing repeatedly procedural excuses like non-receipt of adequate proposals/delayed receipt of proposals, insufficient funds and approval of schemes during the fag end of fiscal for the same which are not convincing enough".
"The committee hence reiterate that the department must adopt prudent fiscal management system and modify the procedures if required, to reduce multi-agency clearances and speed up submission of proposals," the panel, headed by BJP Lok Sabha member Rama Devi, said.
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They came out with their second album Is It Safe? in 1983. The first single, "I Didn't Know," failed to make the UK Top 40, but did well in Europe.
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I Won't Let You Down". The album and 7" single versions (which is usually the version played on radio) of the song are subtly different – the single version begins with a synth-based introduction based on the song's main hook, whilst the album version goes straight into the first verse. The album version also has one additional repeat of the "I won't let you down" line in the second rendition of the chorus, and has an additional drum fill in during the repeat of the chorus on the second verse. I Don't Know How to Love Him".
Produced by William Dorey. I Didn't Know Lyrics. I didn't know about those other things I could've been there but now it's too late We're only here for an hour, we won't know until it's gone Try to find the best, I know yo. .I didn't know that you would leave so soon I'd have tried a little harder to make you smile once more One day I'll come to find you, wherever you may be If only time was kinder, you would still be here. About I Didn't Know
The Black Album marked the first time that Metallica used three different guitar tunings on the same album. You know, to see if these people just look at each other and throw up! I was wondering how much peer pressure people were going to put on each other; people going, 'Do you like this?' 'I dunno – do you like it?'
I didn't know is correct. I didn't know is wrong. This is a very common mistake which most common laymen make who don't have a strong knowledge of English Grammar rules . I didn't know is correct. Look at it in this way: didn't did + not. So, 'did' can never be followed by a past tense or past participle of a verb; it is always followed by a present tense. Here are some examples: I didn't know (not 'knew'). I didn't do it (not 'did'). I didn't write it (not 'wrote').
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Print and download In Case You Didn't Know sheet music by Brett Young. Sheet music arranged for Piano/Vocal/Chords, and Singer Pro in Bb Major (transposable). I can't count the times I almost said what's on my mind, but I didn't. The Arrangement Details Tab gives you detailed information about this particular arrangement of In Case You Didn't Know - not necessarily the song. Not the arrangement you were looking for? View All Arrangements.
Ooh, ooh. I'm at fault Part of me For giving you the third degree But look how far you're pushing me (whoa) If we're together Then who is she I wait anxiously For the answer I'm listening (whoa). I didn't know (oh) You would be the one Who would bring me to tears I didn't know (oh) You would be the one Who would bring me to tears. about 4 months ago. Alayshia Turner.
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New stunning poster for Michael Bay's Transformers 4 just hit online and Michael Bay actually shot some scenes for Transformers: Age of Extinction in IMAX. Which will be Epic!
"Earth is scarred by the events of the past three movies, but is moving on after all the giant robots disappeared. Cade Yeager, an inventor, discovers a buried Transformer which sets the stage for the return of the rest of the Transformers."
Sounds pretty similar to a previously released synopsis for the film that was dismissed as not being accurate. Apparently it was pretty accurate after all.
"As humanity picks up the pieces, following the conclusion of 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon,' Autobots and Decepticons have all but vanished from the face of the planet. However, a group of powerful, ingenious businessman and scientists attempt to learn from past Transformer incursions and push the boundaries of technology beyond what they can control — all while an ancient, powerful Transformer menace sets Earth in his crosshairs. The epic adventure and battle between good and evil, freedom and enslavement ensues."
Bay goes on to talk about his new movie, saying,
"I'm feeling really good about this one. I love my cast. There's a huge scale to this, but also huge soul. Well, it's a director's world… It's a franchise world at the moment. You know, Peter Jackson is still in Middle-earth…"
This is a new IMAX poster for the film that features the return of the Decepticons.
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Pokes and Mons: The Pros and Cons of Playing Pokemon GO
Just under two decades ago, Nintendo introduced the world to the Pocket Monsters, or Pokemon for short, in the form of a handheld adventure game where kids could go around pitting monsters against monsters in an effort to catch them, collect them, domesticate them, and then turn them into vicious fighters—kind of like underground dogfighting, but for kids.
Well, now they're back, and this time they've migrated from the handheld Nintendo market to the handheld cellphone market, shedding their colors and jewels for the greatest action word ever, GO. And rather than walking around a scripted video game, hoping that your version of the game has the monster you're trying to catch—when the alternative version is the one that actually has it—players can walk around the real world and seek out the Pokemon via GPS, in businesses, schools, bus stops, and wherever Pokemon decide to call a habitat. It sounds like my childhood exploration fantasy.
But is it worth it? Let's find out together.
Here are the Pros and Cons to Playing Pokemon GO.
Once upon a time, video games were accused of making kids antisocial and keeping them away from sunshine. Oh how the tables have turned.
Playing Pokemon GO can teach you your local geography.
When playing Pokemon GO, you get to test your cellphone's battery longevity and decide if you need an upgrade.
Playing Pokemon GO can prevent media poisoning whenever something bad happens in the world and someone undeserving takes the blame.
Playing Pokemon GO may just cure people of ADHD.
Pokemon GO can be enjoyed by any age and any culture, and is popular around the world.
When you play Pokemon GO, you support the evolution of the Pokemon culture and ensure the property sticks around another 20 years.
Kids may more likely get sunburned if they hunt Pokemon too long, and they'll undoubtedly start talking to strangers, including the ones with blue vans and candy.
Even though you might discover new and exciting places, you'll never know it because you'll still be looking at your cellphone.
If your cellphone battery runs out while you're hunting Pokemon and your search for Charmander has led you to find yourself walking through a fiery downtown riot, you won't have any means to call for help.
Playing Pokemon GO may inadvertently numb the populace from knowing what's happening to the world around them, and history will eventually repeat itself, and stupider games may become the result.
Pokemon GO may cure people of ADHD by shifting focus from something dangerous (like oncoming traffic) to something meaningless (like catching Pokemon).
Any age and any culture are still populated by legions of careless idiots who don't watch where they're going.
If you play Pokemon for the next 20 years, there's a good chance you'll lose track of reality, and you'll wake up one day, probably after catching the final Pokemon (by then there will be 1000 of them), wondering where your life went off track, and you'll numb your pain by dusting off your old Gameboy and returning to the Pokemon game that started it all, and you'll die sad and alone. But at least you caught them all!
Probably a lot more cons than pros, come to think of it, but seven's plenty for this list. Hopefully that'll give you a better idea whether playing Pokemon GO is smart for you.
If you're a Pokemon GO player (I'm not), tell us your pros and cons in the comments below. Do you agree with this list? Did I forget anything important? I suppose it would make sense if I've forgotten something important. It's the only thing about Pokemon GO that does make sense.
Bonus Pro:
If you play Pokemon GO, you can be like Morgan Freeman.
Bonus Con:
Playing Pokemon GO may teach you to become like someone you aren't.
If you like my joke pros and cons lists, check out these other subjects that got the ringer:
The Pros and Cons of Riding a Hoverboard
The Pros and Cons of Using a Lightsaber
The Pros and Cons of Valentine's Day
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Friday Update #5: Thesauri and How to Grieve
I didn't get much writing done this week. I've been spending time researching marketing, as I've been for the last few weeks, and thinking about more ways to better the work I have. I've also been spending more time on side projects, including work on a computer game I've been building since May 2009, called Entrepreneur: The Beginning.
Perhaps the biggest of my writing news comes from the books I bought earlier last week, The Rural Setting Thesaurus and The Urban Setting Thesaurus, which arrived at my house last Saturday. They come from the authors of The Emotion Thesaurus, The Positive Trait Thesaurus, and The Negative Trait Thesaurus, three other books I own, all of which I highly recommend if you need a quick reference on character types, character feelings, and setting details. I won't get into the specifics in this post—let's just say all five books are worth the investment—but I do hope to include them in my eventual writers' books series, which I really need to launch soon. I got a raise at work this week, and the new income may make it possible to upgrade my phone in the near future to one that takes better photos, so I may wait until then to really get going. But we'll see. I'm still reading through the introductions of each of these thesauri, but I believe they are helpful resources all in all.
2016 has been a pretty awful year for me so far (and for others I care about), and not much good in general for most people it seems. Last month I lost the last of my grandparents, not an uncommon occurrence for someone who just turned 40 like me, but turning 40 is a big deal in its own right, and having to deal with both catastrophic changes in the same week is a little rough. Well, yesterday I had to say goodbye to another lifelong legend—the Schefflera tree that stood in the backyard of my family's home and defined it since I was a small child. My grandfather had given it to my mom as a housewarming gift, and it spent the next 38 years growing strong, bringing both shade and character to the backyard. It was the bedside tree of my favorite cat, Sniffy, and companion to "Eagle Base," the shed that my neighborhood friends and I used to use as "base" during our epic games of hide and seek. It outlasted the orange tree that I grew up climbing, and survived a number of hurricanes.
This week, my mom was told that the tree was causing problems to the drain field, so after some financial considerations (a drain field costs $5000 to replace), which included the cost of replacing the field every ten years, she decided the best course of action for the yard and the neighbors' yards was to have someone cut it down. So, that happened in the last 24 hours.
I don't usually grieve the loss of a tree. But with my grandfather dead, Sniffy dead, and the shed known as "Eagle Base" long since destroyed, I feel like my entire youthful history is getting erased. Yes, there are pictures of all of these people and things. But my memory gets worse every year, and one day there will be no more memories of that tree, or of the ways it had served its home well.
Well, except for this:
So, that's my update for the week. Not much to speak about in the writing circle, but sometimes it's best just to know how things are going.
Here's a picture of the tree for posterity.
My Schefflera
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Friday Update #4: Market Research Continues and Other Book Updates
July 8, 2016 Jeremy Bursey	Leave a comment
Short update this week. I've spent most of my free time ingesting more and more information about how to increase my readership and how to give readers what they want. Specifically, I've been watching videos from Your First 10,000 Readers creator Nick Stephenson and stocking up on relevant information about building an audience. I know the sales pitch is coming to my inbox very soon, and I'll have to figure out what I can afford and what I can't when the time comes. The short understanding is that to move my business forward (and we'll have to call that what it is, won't we?), I have to start investing in growth solutions, and that includes implementing the strategies necessary to grow and nurture an e-mail list. So, that's what I've given most of my concentration to this week.
But, my research of indie trends and successful entrepreneurs doesn't stop there. I also found out this week about an extremely useful resource called The Story Grid, both a blog and a book by highly respected book editor Shawn Coyne, which helps writers target their books with an editor's eye. It's in the same camp as Larry Brooks's Story Fix, a book that I hope to review on this site in the near future, but goes even further down the editing path by identifying genre needs and expectations and providing helpful charts that measure out like a medical reading to diagnose the "works, doesn't work" qualities of a book. Anyway, I've started reading the blogs associated with that site, and I hope to pick up the book (which is essentially an edited collection of these blogs, arranged in a teachable manner) sometime soon. It's more expensive than most writing books out there, so it's one I have to plan for. But I do hope to pick it up this summer.
The first few blogs posted in The Story Grid (the early ones from October 2014) have already gotten me thinking about my currently released titles and whether or not they "work." Some of them are just short stories and novellas, and have smaller structures with smaller needs, so I'm not too worried about where they stand at the moment.
But I am thinking more about The Computer Nerd (or, The Computer Nerd Scandal, if you're coming here from Smashwords in July) and its climax, and I'm wondering if I've really given it all of the scenes it needs. I had this question back in April when I worked on its first post-release revision, but now I'm starting to think the resolution with the story's villain isn't quite what the convention needs, so I plan to write and release another small update this weekend addressing the villain's exit from the story. I'll be sure to announce its update when it becomes relevant, so check back here soon. But I've already gotten a clear idea what this resolution needs, so it won't take me long to implement it. If you've already read the book, there's probably no need to read it again—unless you want to. However, if you were unsatisfied with the way the villain exits the story, then I hope the next update will do more to please you.
Because I'm learning something new all the time, I cannot guarantee that the next update will be the absolute final. But I do know it'll bring the story closer to its expected conventions, and that with each update I give it, I'll feel more satisfied with the product and less certain how to improve it. So, eventually the updates will stop.
In the coming week, I'll likely be making changes to the status of my three novels that are up for preorder. Based on all that I've been learning for the last month or so, I'm finding it harder and harder to justify sticking to the schedule, or even to the plan that I've established for these books. In short, I'm planning on canceling the preorders for them soon, so apologies if you've preordered any of them since they went live last October, but based on the preorder counts of my other books that have since been released, my feeling is that I'm not sacrificing anything by making this decision. I'll speak more to that thought next week though, as that will require a fuller announcement.
In the meantime, check out those sources I spoke about at the top of this post if you want to improve your writing and marketability, as well. They are very helpful, and I think anyone who's serious about writing and publishing should give them a look.
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Thinking about freedom and unity today.
Most of us know why the United States is not part of the British Empire anymore. 240 years ago, we decided it was time to divorce ourselves from our English masters. At the time, they gave us regulations on our resources, and provided us with some needed materials to keep our colonies in order, but they got angry when we decided we wanted to stand on our own feet. England wanted to control us. We just wanted them to help us. Our disagreement turned fiery. War broke out. We eventually declared our independence. It took England a little while to forgive us for leaving them. We eventually learned how to work with each other again, in spite of our history, and we've since become each other's allies during in times of serious trouble when others tried to exude their powers against us.
Internally, we've had problems. In the 1860's, our nation split in two and went to war with itself. Our brilliant history will forever have this blight on its record. The division began because some in charge thought they were superior over others who had a different skin color than them. They failed to recognize those different as human, so they turned them into slaves. One half of our country thought this was barbaric. The other half thought it was entitlement. Our disagreement forged one of the bloodiest four years this land has ever seen. We began our country under the declaration for freedom, yet we kidnapped and brought foreigners to join our ranks, and then denied them the very freedom we afforded to our own citizens, freedom that they had in their own countries, all because they looked different and were therefore, by political estimation, inferior. We collapsed internally from not only a failure to see eye-to-eye with each other, but from a failure to legitimize members of our community as equals. It took a leader who sought to unify the people to bring an end to one of the darkest periods in our nation's history. It was a decision paid for with lots of blood.
In spite of our valiant efforts to fight injustice during World War II, we still segued into madness when we encouraged segregation in the south and misogyny everywhere else. Even when we fight for perfection, we still find ways to lose it. History is full of failures where an abuse of power has divided a people. But these abuses aren't limited to nations and their leaders.
If you think long and hard about it, you could see that even the smallest abuses among the quietest of citizens can affect the quality of a nation for the worst.
But we can fight that.
Every person has something he or she is good at and something he is not. No one person can do all things. We have people in our lives for a number of reasons, including the need to complement each other.
You ever hear the term "jack of all trades"? We usually say that about someone who can do a lot of things, which seems like a mark of praise. But it's only half of the description. The complete term, jack of all trades, master of none, basically says that even if we can do many things, we can't do many things well. We have passions in life so that we can work hard to do a few things well. One of the reasons we have others in our lives is so we can merge our masterful talents with theirs and create amazing things.
In politics, our leaders love to rip the country in half based on their individual political beliefs. Republicans and Democrats alike assume that their party is superior over the other. But neither party excels at everything. Both have specific passions that lend their parties a greater credibility over the other in certain areas. If one party is better with money than the other, and the other is better with social services than the first, then it makes more sense that both parties agree on what categorizes their strengths and weakness (or peaks and troughs if you want to think of it like a puzzle piece) and figure out how to connect with each other at those points so that they work as one seamless unit with all strengths and no weakness put into action. When one party thinks it's superior over the other, the country fails. When each party identifies its compatible skills and merges its talents, the country flourishes. As long as it doesn't become all-powerful over the people, our government can work. Likewise, it needs to understand that there are things the people can do well that the government cannot, like running private businesses, for example.
Marriages also fail when one believes he or she is greater than the other. Men and women cannot get along if both believe they should have the same skills, or want the same things, or share the same opinions as the other, even though it's obvious they are clearly different in many ways. It's great when we do have the same abilities and wants and opinions. But there's no way to go up from there. There's no way to help each other if we don't actually complement each other. If we try to change the other to our own understanding, we exude power over the other and kick-start the division process. If we learn how to love the other and figure out how to work with our differences, we accomplish a lot more. Look at the decrepit state of most misogynist governments for a better sense of how much we need to lessen our power trips over each other if we want true prosperity.
The way our enemies defeat us is to divide and conquer us. It all began when Satan tricked us into believing we don't need God, that we are more powerful when we're on our own, doing things our own way. As a result, we've lost perfection, and we've lost paradise.
When we choose to believe we are better than another, we have already lost. We can't work well with anyone we feel is inferior to us. Exercising discrimination of any kind forces us to become a jack of all trades, master of none. We should be a community of skilled masters, free of discrimination, free of entitlement, free to share what we know, free to encourage each other to grow, free to fit together as a puzzle piece joins with another and another and another until a beautiful picture is formed. That's how we prosper.
As a closing thought, I want to reiterate and paraphrase a story I heard in church yesterday about a prominent zoo owner who trapped the uncatchable animal he prized. He went out to the uncatchable animal's habitat and set up a post with the animal's favorite food. After the animal would come for its food, the hunter would build wood around the post. Then he would build another post and do it again. And he would keep expanding the zone with new posts and new walls, getting more and more of those uncatchable animals to enter the pen and take what they wanted, until he had enough that he could pick his favorites. Then he'd close off the corral, choose the ones we wanted for the zoo, and release the rest. When asked how he caught the uncatchable animals, he said that he trapped his animals the way he traps people, by giving them what they want. Their pursuit of entitlements ultimately destroyed their freedom.
So, make the most of your freedom today, and try not to destroy the freedom of others. Learn to love and respect others, and figure out how to work with them. Eventually, the goodness might even spread.
Happy Fourth of July. And to my non-American friends, Happy Monday.
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Friday Update #3: Book Cover Changes and Smashwords Sale
So, this week I made some changes to my packaging for Gutter Child and The Computer Nerd, including genre classifications, keyword updates, and in the case of Gutter Child, modifications to the cover and description.
Cover image for "Gutter Child"
Nice, right?
In both cases, I've changed the weaker performing genre categories to Fiction > Mystery > General (with The Computer Nerd no longer classified under Themes & Motifs > Psychological and Gutter Child no longer classified under Literature > Literary on Smashwords or General > Family on Amazon). I hope these minor changes will improve my exposure to potential readers, especially now that my keywords are much more focused than previously.
To give you an example of the kinds of keyword changes I've made, here is a list of my old keywords versus my new ones for Gutter Child. Feel free to skip ahead if keywords don't excite you.
Smashwords Old Keyword List
drama, relationships, family, young adult, college, quirky, writer, teenager, truth and lies
Smashwords New Keyword List
family drama, famous relative, adoption mystery, teen young adult, college life, quirky, writer, teenager, truth and lies, obsession
Amazon Old Keyword List
adoption, college, relationships, family, writer, truth, lies
Amazon New Keyword List
family drama, adoption mystery, college life, quirky, teenage angst, truth and lies, obsession
If any of these changes improve sales or, at the very least, exposure, I'll be sure to mention so in a future update. One of my current goals for Drinking Café Latte at 1pm is to take you guys on my self-publishing journey, experiences, and pitfalls with me. That way we can all learn what not to do together.
Book Title News:
I was talking about titles with a close friend last night and told her the names of my next three novels. She's pretty good with labels, and I was paying attention to her reactions and suggestions for improvement regarding each one I mentioned. This conversation started because she's not the biggest fan of the title The Computer Nerd.
So, even though I am not necessarily changing course at this stage, I am considering updating my future titles based on our conversation. She had some great ideas, and I think they're worth experimenting with. Here's what could happen in the coming months:
Teenage American Dream could be renamed something akin to Teenage Dilemma (or something of that nature—she likes the title; I don't so much).
Sweat of the Nomad we didn't talk much about, but I'm sure that will be addressed eventually.
Zipwood Studios may eventually become An Invitation to Nowhere. I really do like that title. I also like the original title, but she made a good point that the title is basically the name of a building. Like Walmart. My contention was that a book with the title Adventures in Walmart would sell. She didn't disagree, but I'm pretty sure she's right about a title like Zipwood Studios being less likely to sell.
Will I actually make these changes? I don't know yet. Part of the reason these books even have these titles is because these are the titles I gave to their short story counterparts many years ago, and I like consistency between products and their upgraded versions. But I am considering it.
I'm testing the grounds with The Computer Nerd, which as of July 1st will be called The Computer Nerd Scandal (on Smashwords and its affiliates only, and only for the month of July). On August 1st, I'll make a decision whether to keep the new title or to revert it back to its original name. It'll depend on what kind of business the title change gives me.
A few days ago, Smashwords announced its Summer/Winter sale for 2016, to be held from July 1 to July 31, and I've decided to enroll my e-books in the promotion. So, even though I've already got a number of permafree titles available on my store page to choose from, you can get my other current, usually not-for-free titles either for free or at a fair discount throughout the month of July.
Participating titles include:
Superheroes Anonymous: A Modern-day Fantasy, Year Two (25% off) – $3.74
Zippywings 2015 (50% off) – $2.00
The Computer Nerd (50% off) – $1.50
Gutter Child (100% off) – free
So, if you've been waiting for a sale like this to check out any of these titles, now is a good time to get them. Be sure to leave me feedback after you've read your copies. As far as I know, the coupon codes for the discounts will be available at checkout.
And that's it for this week's updates.
Actually, no it's not. I've spent much of this past week celebrating my 40th birthday. Here's a picture of me pretending to blow out the candle on a vegan Oreo cupcake (made by my friend April, who's vegan and good at it) in my new Marty McFly, Back to the Future 2 hat after I blew out the candle for real but my sister was too slow at taking the shot. This photo was taken at my celebration dinner at Mulligan's Beach House last Saturday.
Celebrating my 40th with some 80's nostalgia.
I've also spent part of the week updating a book of interactive fiction that I started about three years ago and then forgot about until recently. It's called I Like Pigeons, and it's very much a work-in-progress, but it's fun to write and a nice distraction from the books I should be working on, like Teenage American Dream, for example.
So, that's it for this week's updates.
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Q: Is there a difference in the way one should build .S files vs .s files using makefile? I have generated a ThreadX project using CubeMX, which has provided me with both .s and .S files. When building using make I get the 'No rule to make target' for the .S files, but not for the .s  file (the object file is created successfully)... What is the difference between these types of files, and is there an extra step one must take for building .S files into object files? I have understood that this error mainly occurs when the compiler does not find the file, but I have verified the path several times.

A: No, there's no difference in how you should build them, gcc -c works on either to produce a .o.
GCC handles the difference in pre-processing them or not.
Obviously your Makefile needs to have a rule to build a .o from a .s or .S.  At the simplest, just duplicate the pattern rule for %.o: %.S, since it seems to be surprisingly inconvenient to define a case-insensitive pattern rule or simply list two possible patterns for one rule in the general case.


Video of the incident involving Tanner Chamberlain and his mother is shown Friday in front of a Clark County coroner's jury. Chamberlain was shot by a Metro Police officer on Sept. 29.
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A collage of family photos was on display at Tanner Chamberlain's funeral on Oct. 9. Chamberlain, a junior at Chaparral High School, was killed by police during a dispute at his home near Vegas Valley Drive and Nellis Boulevard.
A Las Vegas mother is suing Metro Police and the officer who shot and killed her 15-year-old son in 2009.
The lawsuit was filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Las Vegas by attorney Brent Bryson for Evie Oquendo, the mother of Tanner Chamberlain, who was killed by Metro Officer Derek Colling in September 2009.
The suit seeks more than $5 million in damages and alleges Colling violated Chamberlain's civil rights and caused his wrongful death. The suit also claims Metro was negligent in training and supervising Colling.
Chamberlain was shot in the head at a Las Vegas apartment complex after police were told there was a mentally ill person with a knife. Police said they found Chamberlain holding a knife to his mother's neck when they arrived.
Oquendo told police that Chamberlain was bipolar and had refused to take his medication.
At a coroner's inquest into the shooting, officers testified they told Chamberlain repeatedly to drop the knife, but he refused to comply with their orders.
Colling testified he thought Oquendo's life was in danger. "I did what had to be done," he said.
The lawsuit says police were called to the scene because Chamberlain had taken his mother's medication instead of his own, not because Oquendo felt she was in danger, and Chamberlain was trying to hide behind his mother and did not intend to harm her. Testimony at the coroner's inquest indicated Chamberlain had damaged items in their apartment before police arrived.
The suit also alleges it is the custom of Metro to "tolerate and ratify the use of excessive, unreasonable and deadly force by its officers," and claims Metro was negligent in hiring, training and supervising employees.
In addition, the suit claims Oquendo was "dragged away" from the scene after Chamberlin was shot, then detained for 3 ½ hours in a small space without being told her son was dead.
Metro recently suspended Colling after a recent, unrelated incident in which he is accused of hitting a man who was videotaping officers.
A Metro spokesperson wasn't immediately available to comment, but the department generally doesn't comment on pending litigation.


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A year after launching a successful crowdfunding campaign to finance their movie, young filmmakers Tristan Clay and Destinie Orndoff are more than excited to share their first effort with the world. Well known for their support of independent cinema, Gateway Film Center in Columbus, Ohio will play host to the film, as well as a Q&A session with the cast and director, on May 27th.
While dealing with the loss of her mother, a young woman is torn between two worlds – one of good and one of evil. As her unattached state of mind weakens, she turns to drugs and during an overdose, hallucinates to the recollection of her past. Before death, she is faced with her final judgement. For the better of mankind, she will have to make a choice. Her choice, a predetermined path to darkness.
Horror Comedy "Hank Boyd Is Dead", Limited Edition DVD goes to 100 lucky fans.
'Horror Comedy Hank Boyd Is Dead', limited edition DVD goes to 100 lucky fans.
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I work for Quinault Beach Resort & Casino, in Ocean Shores, WA. I work mostly with the network, trying to keep sorted what is where and how it's connected, and plan future connections. I also run around like a madman to resolve other miscellaneous computer issues, to include playing phone and cable guy on occasion.


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Once Upon a Time in North London
Once Upon a Time in North London – a film about Tottenham, its people, cultures and creativity. From youth clubs, estates and pirate radio stations – to hardships, artists and civil unrest – the area is one where things start, fall apart, are nurtured and eventually flourish.
This film uncovers Tottenham's rich creative history, difficulties, successes – and individuals that are giving back to the area and making positive impact on Tottenham's next generation. Individuals like Mercury Music Prize winner Skepta, Apple Music's Julie Adenuga, Wretch 32 and community figureheads such as Manoj Ambasna (Collage Arts), Stafford Scott and Kris Jay.
The Levi's® Music Project is a global initiative designed to provide access to music and inspire the next generation of creators.
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This is approximately one hour private walking tour through a small village in Ubud. Pass through farms, river, plantations, community center, local temple and ends on the other side of the hill with magnificent view of Jatiluwih rice terrace. Its unique irrigation system has become world heritage listed by UNESCO.
Learn everything about Balinese people, tradition and community. The Balinese village is one of the island's most visually distinctive features. Village streets are usually aligned with the mountain and the sea, an arrangement which the Balinese call 'mountainward-seaward'.
In general, native Balinese are friendly people. This is rooted from their religious philosophy and is reflected in their daily life and community. Balinese are mostly Hindus and have interesting characteristic in performing ritual worship. Inevitable, you will find many other interesting varieties that can only be found in Bali.


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Send a basket of blooming color with this beautiful Azalea Plant from Rachel's Roses.
Plants liven up the room and are wonderfully enduring gifts that show how much you care anytime of year! Your local flower shop, Rachel's Roses of Cedarburg, WI can help you choose the perfect indoor plant variety for anyone or any occasion. With just a little TLC, your gift of live plants can flourish and bring continued enjoyment year after year. Browse our selections for identification of tropical and exotic plants, including colorful Bromeliad and dramatic Dracaena, as well as traditional favorites, like the easy-to-care-for Pothos, Philodendron, etc. Send a living message today with a plant from Rachel's Roses.


Rooms with lake views and free Wi-Fi are offered in downtown Bariloche, 328 feet from Miter Street. A daily breakfast with yogurt and fruits is served.
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