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County health and nutrition experts in Nairobi share learnings on program implementation, needs and interventions
Forum supported county governments in taking progressively greater ownership of the financing and delivery of multisectoral nutrition interventions, thereby contributing to their sustainability.
NAIROBI, Kenya – Nutrition experts drawn from 11 counties met in Nairobi this week for the Cross-County Learning Forum, an initiative by Nutrition International. The forum provided key stakeholders, county leadership and the national government with the opportunity to jointly reflect on progress, review performance, challenges and achievement of set targets and draw lessons to inform planning of priorities for the following years. The agenda was driven by county governments covering both retrospective and prospective aspects based on results, lessons, most significant changes, contextual changes, and perceived benefits to inform recommendations for course correction.
Officials from Nutrition International, Ministry of Health Kenya and other organizations attend the Cross-County Learning Forum
As the economic status of Kenya moves to a middle-income country, there is an associated reduction in donor funding. The challenging fiscal environment means that prospects for increased resource allocation to nutrition are limited and that domestic resources need to be mobilized for significant achievements in reducing undernutrition.
Speaking during the technical meeting, Dr. Bashir Isaak, Head of the Department of Family Health, Ministry of Health, said that partners like Nutrition International are critical for the Government in achieving key the implementation of key nutrition strategies like the Kenya Nutrition Action Plan (KNAP) 2018–2022. This is an evidence-based five-year strategic action plan that seeks to address malnutrition in Kenya in all its forms and for all population groups. He noted that finances pose a great challenge for both the national and county governments in implementing strategic nutrition plans and strategies.
"I am happy to learn that since 2019, Nutrition International in partnership with government ministries and county governments have been developing a novel financing model dedicated to delivering more money and better nutrition outcomes at scale at the county level where service delivery happens.
— Dr. Bashir Isaak, Head of the Department of Family, Health, Ministry of Health, Kenya
"I am happy to learn that since 2019, Nutrition International in partnership with government ministries and county governments have been developing a novel financing model dedicated to delivering more money and better nutrition outcomes at scale at the county level where service delivery happens. The counties represented here today are among the forerunners for this catalytic matched funding mechanism for nutrition to accelerate progress towards delivery of nutrition targets and impact on broader health, nutrition, and economic development outcomes. I take note that the co-funding facility has resulted in prioritization and investment in high-impact nutrition interventions," said Dr. Bashir Isaak.
Martha Nyagaya, Country Director, Nutrition International Kenya, stated that Nutrition International will continue to work in close partnership with the county and national governments in supporting them in making faster progress on nutritional requirements both at the county and national levels.
"Nutrition International is a key partner of the Government of Kenya and works closely with the government in its efforts to deliver low-cost, high-impact, nutrition interventions to people in need. Our partnership has included providing technical and financial assistance. While Nutrition International's direct support for nutrition at the county level is one of the largest, it can only cover a small percentage of required interventions for the entire population," said Martha Nyagaya.
In 2013, Kenya transitioned to the devolved system of governance, giving considerable budgetary autonomy to the 47 counties in determining how they plan, budget, allocate and spend funding from national government transfers as well as locally raised revenue. County governments are also responsible for translating national nutrition and health policies and strategies into county priorities and plans.
Since 2019, Nutrition International has been developing the first-ever financing vehicle dedicated to delivering more money and better nutrition outcomes at scale in County or Sub-national levels where services are delivered. We have introduced a catalytic matched funding mechanism for nutrition to accelerate progress towards delivery of nutrition targets and impact on broader health, nutrition, and economic development outcomes in 11 counties.
"Nutrition International is a key partner of the Government of Kenya and works closely with the government in its efforts to deliver low-cost, high-impact, nutrition interventions to people in need.
—Martha Nyagaya, Country Director, Kenya, Nutrition International
Kenya is losing Ksh. 374 billion each year due to malnutrition; 45% of preventable childhood deaths are linked to malnutrition as an underlying cause. Feeding is a major risk factor contributing to increased micronutrient deficiencies, morbidity, and mortality among women and children in Kenya.
Makueni, Vihiga, Nandi, Elgeyo Marakwet, Kajiado, Embu, Bomet, Murang'a, Kiambu, Busia, and Nakuru are among the 11 counties who benefitted from the cross-county learning program. Out of the 11 counties, four counties are in the third year of program implementation, while seven counties are in the second fiscal year based on the government calendar year.
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abhorrent (3), detestable (4), detestable thing (1), detestable things (3).
שֶׁ֫קֶץ noun masculineLeviticus 7:21 detestation, detestable thing; — ׳שׁ of the ceremonially unclean. Leviticus 7:21; creatures forbidden as food: water animals without fins or scales Leviticus 11:10,11,12, birds of prey, etc., Leviticus 11:13, winged creeping things Leviticus 11:20; Leviticus 11:23, creeping vermin Leviticus 11:41; Leviticus 11:42 (all P), compare Isaiah 66:17 (+ בְּשַׂר הַחֲזִיר, הָעַכְבָּר); see RSSemitic i. 275, 2nd ed. 293; K 309 f., 2nd ed. 311 f. — Ezekiel 8:10 read probably שִׁקּוּצִים, see שִׁקּוּץ.
From shaqats; filth, i.e. (figuratively and specifically) an idolatrous object -- abominable(-tion).
NAS: fins and scales is abhorrent to you.
KJV: in the waters, that [shall be] an abomination unto you.
NAS: on [all] fours are detestable to you.
KJV: upon [all] four, [shall be] an abomination unto you.
NAS: are four-footed are detestable to you.
KJV: feet, [shall be] an abomination unto you.
NAS: on the earth is detestable, not to be eaten.
KJV: upon the earth [shall be] an abomination; it shall not be eaten.
NAS: you shall not eat them, for they are detestable.
KJV: them ye shall not eat; for they [are] an abomination.


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Darold Burgess of Ingersoll Houses in Brooklyn recently had no heat or hot water in his home for three days.
As president of the residents association, he put in requests for repairs into the NYCHA system, but according to Burgess, those tickets closed out within hours.
Burgess then encouraged his fellow residents to put in requests for fixes, but all of those were closed out too.
That's not the only problem Ingersoll Houses tenants have faced. They have a rat population that is "taking over the development," Burgess said. They have had not a working incinerator for 15 months, and steam pipe work is still incomplete.
He's not the only one. Isabella Lee from the Walt Whitman Houses in Fort Greene said her development has faced a multitude of problems as well, including ongoing roofing and brickwork that never seems to end.
Scaffolding and netting completely shroud many buildings in the complex.
These are just some of the complaints that public housing residents say plague developments across the city. Worst of all, they don't have a real-time, publicly accessible platform to track all of the repairs that need to be done.
Borough President Eric Adams hopes to change that. On Monday, Adams urged NYCHA to adopt CompStat-style technology to make repair work in public housing more transparent.
CompStat, a management system that the NYPD adopted 25 years ago, would allow not just NYCHA officials but all residents to track repairs, see how many hours were put into the work, and observe the costs involved.
"When residents report these problems, they're faced with an archaic, 20th century system of tracking and reporting that does not do the job correctly," Adams said. "NYCHA staff will come into the apartments with a pad in their hands. This is unimaginable.
Under the current system, the borough president said, many complaints are lost in the shuffle and end up unaddressed. Requests that do go in are backlogged, and there's no way for residents to know what is happening.
With winter coming, Adams said NYCHA residents are likely to face another cold season because there have already been reports of broken boilers. He said having a CompStat-style platform would help NYCHA better tackle that problem.
"If you put the right system in place, you can prevent the breakdowns," he said.
Former NYPD Chief of Department Louis Anemone, who is widely known as the architect behind CompStat, said the system helped the police department reduce crime, but also made it more transparent.
NYCHA spokesperson Chester Soria said the agency agrees they need a more transparent, streamlined process for managing repairs and response.


After spending the last 9 days in Malaysia, we flew out from KL and arrived in Phnom Penh. As we arrived in the late afternoon we decided to just walk around our hostel and sample some Cambodian food. Our first experiences of Asia were Hong Kong and Malaysia which are much different to Cambodia. Like Hong Kong, where it felt everyone had somewhere to go, Phnom Penh was just so busy. It was a bit of a culture shock as we learned as soon as we got out of the airport the roads were mental!
Before expanding on our trip to Cambodia, we would just like to point out that Cambodian food is incredible. Although most of our posts have raved about the food, (and deservedly so) we really did appreciate the Cambodian food. Not only the food, but the culture and people are incredible. Everyone is so friendly, and really make you feel welcome. You hear a lot of scare stories as Cambodia is a relatively poor country compared to other SEA countries, but we always felt safe and welcomed where ever we went.
For our first proper day, we relaxed and took things nice and slow. As we had scheduled to have a lot of time in Phnom Penh we didn't feel the need to rush things. Although we spent way too much time in Phnom Penh (one of the many mistakes we have learned from), there were still lots for us to see and get involved with. We started our trip by just walking around the city and getting a feel for Phnom Penh. In other words, we just wanted to chill whilst still enjoying our time. As is very common in Cambodia, we were soon stopped by so many different Tuk-Tuk drivers asking us if we wanted a tour of X, Y, and Z. Some people may be put off by this constant nagging, but just remember your business is how they make a living and feed their families, and usually, the Tuk-Tuk drivers were very friendly. After a bit of persuasion, we decided to take a Tuk-Tuk city tour around the city, in which we saw the old city and the newly built part. During our trip, we stopped at many attractions, like the war monument, many Buddhists temples, and the Grand Palace. Although our day was pretty 'tame' compared to our whole Asia experience, for once it was nice to chill and just take in the city. The breeze you get in the back of a Tuk-Tuk is always very welcome!
During our second day, we decided to again go by Tuk-Tuk and experience Phnom Penh. During the day we visited Monkey temple, where we got to hand feed some bananas to the monkeys there. One little monkey wasn't allowed to be fed as the big monkey, unfortunately, get very territorial over the bananas. After we visited a temple in the shape of a boat, a quite strange temple, and you shouldn't be surprised to hear that it's called Boat temple. This was included in the package we negotiated down, but if it wasn't we wouldn't recommend. The temple is nothing special and not worth going out of your way in our opinion. An activity we did enjoy was visiting Silk Island and its surrounding temples. Having to get a ferry boat over, we first visited a family's house to see the weaving process. It looks quite a difficult task, and if you like you can purchase a pure silk scarf, tablecloth or other garments at a much lower price than you would get it at home. We then went to a more 'industrial' place (although not like you would see at home) where they made silk on a slightly larger scale. We got to see the silkworms here and learned more about how the silk was actually produced. There are a few other attractions at the site, such as a few (caged) animals. One of our highlights of our day was sitting on a big swing chair and just looking over the river and listening to our tour guide tell us about his life, and experience with the Khmer Rouge. Although we had to leave just before seeing a good sunset, it was a really enjoyable way to end our trip to silk island. We made one more stop off at the so-called Golden Temple. Again, the name literally explains what it is, a golden temple. However, unlike the Boat Temple, we really enjoyed walking around all the golden temples and buddhas. It had a lot more to offer and a lot more to see. Throughout our trip to Asia thus far, we had been trying local cuisine wherever we went. However, we decided to go and eat some western food at a burger place close to our hostel. The place called 'Cousins' was a French-owned restaurant and it served amazing food. The burgers were some of the best we have ever had, and we didn't think we would be saying that in Cambodia.
The next day involved a bike tour that we had booked before leaving for Asia. The tour group consisted of us, two Australian guys, and our tour guide. After cycling for a couple of hours, we reached our first destination, another silk weaving family. Here we tried some locally grown fruit: rambutans, mangosteens and dragon fruits. I have to say that these tasted delicious. After we had eaten we set off again and stopped at a local primary school where the kids suddenly became more interested in us than they did their studies. This was great fun as every child wanted a hug and a high five. The Cambodian children almost made you feel like you were a celebrity, and this was another fitting example of the welcoming feeling you got from the place. Finally, we ended our 5hour cycle tour seeing some temples and being blessed by a monk. We found this very interesting and enjoyed the experience as we had never been blessed by a Buddhist monk before.
On day 4, we met up with a friend that we had met in Malaysia. After having a catch-up and breakfast together, we decided to visit the Royal Palace and the National Museum and not do much else. The Royal Palace was a great piece of architecture, but it seemed a bit pricey for what you get to do. You are not allowed to walk inside the actual palace, which for us really killed the buzz. Nevertheless, the National Museum was very interesting and had hundreds and hundreds of artifacts spanning back over 1000 years. The Museum was a time warp into Cambodian culture and history and is worth taking a look. Most of you will be happy to know that beer is incredibly cheap in Cambodia. With beer only being 50 cents during happy hour, we decided to have a little bit of a night out for the first time since arriving in Phnom Penh. We eventually stopped at an Irish bar at the end of our pub crawl and watch Wimbledon, where Nadal lost in nearly a 5-hour match. Safe to say one of us wasn't happy the match went on too long.
Even though we went out the night before, we got up early so we could visit Tuol Sleng Prison (S21) and Cheoung Ek Killing Fields. As someone who is immensely interested in history and politics, learning about the genocide in Cambodia really frustrated me. In the West, we don't get taught about it, either at all or in any kind of depth. It's hard to believe that the atrocities committed here by the Khmer Rouge happened only 40 years ago, and the places both feel so surreal. Almost all the local people of Cambodia have been affected by and lost family members to the evil deeds of the Polpot Regime. It made us reflect just how lucky we are that not only are we able to live in a free country, but were able to visit Cambodia and learn about the culture, history and the remarkable progress it has made since. One of the policies of the Khmer Rouge was to execute any educated people to prevent possible uprisings, and it is thought by many that this is a large part of the causation of Cambodia's poverty-stricken situation. Comparable only to places such as Auschwitz, if you visit the country you really must visit these places to be able to take into consideration the scale of the nefariousness of the Khmer Rouge.
On our final day in Phnom Penh, we decided to make it all about the markets. The Central Market in the daytime is huge and is so easy to get lost in (trust us, we did). We must have walked down the same aisle thinking it was a different one over 5 times. As someone who doesn't have a massive interest in markets, I had to say I really did enjoy this one. In fact, both of us did! With clothes being so cheap, we decided to buy a few tops each as we wanted something that would fit the climate and also stop the constant "Tuk-Tuk?" calls. Obviously, we opted for the 'No Tuk-Tuk T-shirt' each, and you'll be surprised to hear that they didn't work.
All in all, although we agreed that we spent far too long in Phnom Penh and could have done everything in a much smaller time frame, we did thoroughly enjoy our stay. The people really did make us feel welcome, especially our Hostel, the Sla Boutique which we can recommend. We would defiantly recommend visiting Phnom Penh so you can visit S21 and the Killing Fields, but we wouldn't stay there as long if we went back. Again, it comes down to not pre-booking your travel arrangements, as we would have left for Siem Reap a couple of days earlier if we hadn't already paid for the bus and hostel.
The temples are just stunning, the scenery reminds me of Bangkok. Thanks for sharing this great article and, above all, the always wonderful photos.
The stunning temples remind me of Bangkok. Thanks for sharing the article and, above all, the fantastic images!
Thanks for your comment Karl! The temples are stunning!


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Donne, John. The Elegies and the Songs and Sonnets of John Donne. Edited by Helen Gardner. London: Oxford University Press, 1965: 87-88.
8To-morrow find thee fallen, or not at all.
16Must with the sun and me a journey take.
19Alas ! if you must go, what's that to me?
23To your eyes, ears, and taste, and every part.
24If then your body go, what need your heart?
30 Know thee for one?
32But take my word, she doth not know a heart.
36Than if I had stay'd still with her and thee.
40As glad to have my body as my mind.


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Dolphins offense struggles in 19-14 loss to Buffalo Bills
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. – The Miami Dolphins know the answer to solving their offensive woes.
The problem is getting it done on the field.
The Dolphins fell 19-14 at the Buffalo Bills in a primetime game on Thursday night, and dropped their third straight game after stringing together three consecutive wins.
And Miami's offense stumbled for the second game in a row, this time against a Bills defense that came in ranked 31st in the league.
"They made the necessary plays and we didn't. We have to be able to execute, especially in the division," said Bess who caught a TD pass in the fourth quarter.
Execution was the buzzword for the Dolphins (4-6) after the game.
After three consecutive defeats, the Dolphins' already shaky playoff aspirations have been dealt a significant blow.
Against the Bills (4-6), the Dolphins stumbled early and never recovered. After a three-and-out game-opening series, Miami allowed a 79-yard punt return for a touchdown by Leodis McKelvin.
The Dolphins didn't cross midfield until their eighth drive — which occurred with under 4 minutes to go in the third quarter — and were held to 50 yards in the first half, and 184 overall.
"It's really frustrating, especially with the success earlier in the year," quarterback Ryan Tannehill said. "We struggled getting something going. It's not one person or one group, it's collectively."
Tannehill's struggles continued. He was 14 of 28 for 141 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions. He was coming off a dreadful outing in which he threw three interceptions in a 37-3 loss to Tennessee last week. The No. 8 pick out of Texas A&M has thrown six TD passes and 11 interceptions.
"You can't turn the ball over, and that's a big problem right now," he said. "It's one that needs to be addressed."
It wasn't all Tannehill's fault as the usually sturdy Dolphins defense gave up 120 yards rushing, including 91 to C.J. Spiller, who took over the bulk of the rushing duties in place of Fred Jackson (concussion).
After allowing 307 yards rushing in its first five games, Miami has given up 661 in its past five.
The Dolphins' running game also sputtered.
Reggie Bush finished with 20 yards rushing, which marked a significant drop-off after he had a career-best 203 yards in a 30-23 win last December during his previous visit to Orchard Park.
"We weren't throwing the ball well, and we weren't running the ball well," Dolphins coach Joe Philbin said. "We didn't execute well on offense, and it was a huge struggle on offense."
Dolphins cornerback Nolan Carroll also struggled. He was penalized four times for 56 yards. That included a pair pass-interference penalties, including a 31-yard penalty against T.J. Graham.
Miami was 3 of 10 on third down.
Marcus Thigpen scored on a 96-yard kickoff return for Miami.
Safety Jairus Byrd forced a fumble and had an interception, and Bryan Scott sealed the victory with an interception that ended the Dolphins' last-gasp drive in the final minute. Mario Williams had one of three sacks for a Buffalo defense that limited the Dolphins to 16 first downs.
That more than made up for an offense that lacked finish. Rian Lindell hit four field goals, including a 42-yarder, as Buffalo failed to score an offensive touchdown despite four trips inside the Miami 20.
Thigpen's return cut the Bills' lead to 10-7 with 4:55 left in what proved to be a wild first quarter that began with McKelvin's touchdown.
The last time there was a punt return touchdown by one team and a kickoff return touchdown by the opposing team in the same quarter was December 1999 in a game between the Washington Redskins and Detroit Lions according to STATS LLC. Washington's James Thrash had a 95-yard kickoff return for a score and Detroit's Desmond Howard had a 68-yard punt return for a touchdown in the second quarter.
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PROVIDENCE � Secretary of State A. Ralph Mollis added his name to a growing list of potential candidates for statewide office Monday, saying he has �full intentions� to run next year for lieutenant governor.
Mollis, 52, is in his second four-year term as secretary of state and cannot seek a third term.
But he�s free to run for other offices, and he said that in thinking about what to do next in his career, he decided that running for another elected office is a better option than going into the private sector or into a nonelected public-sector job. His reasoning: he�ll be more successful if he�s doing something he loves.
�I�m not an official candidate yet, but I do intend on announcing,� he said.
Mollis, a Democrat, said that should he run and win, he will work to expand the responsibilities of the lieutenant governor�s office so that it can help small businesses and work more closely with the governor�s office.
But he said that a focus on helping businesses would continue his �track record� as secretary of state. He pointed to online renewal options that were in the works when he took office in 2007 and later expanded, making it easier for businesses to work with the state.
�We�ve been very, very active on the business front,� he said.
Mollis is not the only potential contender for the lieutenant governor�s post, now held by Democrat Elizabeth H. Roberts, who also is in her second term and cannot seek a third.
Cumberland Mayor Daniel J. McKee, a Democrat, has said he is seriously considering a run.
McKee did not return calls Monday, but his latest campaign expense report, filed last Thursday with the state Board of Elections, suggests he has been more active in fundraising this year than in the past. He had $151,281 on hand as of June 30, including a $50,000 personal loan, the report indicates.
Mollis� second-quarter report was not yet available � they are due Wednesday � but he had $15,668 on hand as of March 31, according to his first-quarter report. Mollis said he plans to begin fundraising in earnest once he announces. He will also take advantage of the public financing that is available for statewide offices, he said.
Avedisian had $38,091 on hand as of June 30, according to his latest report.


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q -- Congrats on missing the point of my post entirely and twisting it so you could make your own point.
If I missed the point in your two-sentence treatise, then yes I do deserve a commendation. I assumed you were on the topic of lower tax levels for families with kids versus families without. My point was maybe, as Warren Buffett testifies, the whole tax system is to be questioned. If that's a major twist for you, maybe you should see a back doctor.
You already do pay proportionally more taxes for the two of you than a married couple with children, because of the deductions for children. Anything other than that is ridiculous.
Let me amend: anything other than that, that is specifically aimed at giving other people more money to raise their children, is ridiculous.
q -- My point was about taking personal responsibility for raising your own children without stealing money from others to do so. I do agree the tax system is broken, but that's another point entirely.
The personal responsibility dogma, ala the Ayndroids. Seems like quite a dodge. Does the idea of people with less disposable income paying less taxes than those with more really constitute stealing to you? How far do you carry that argument -- aren't all taxes stealing, then? Seems more likely you are on a roll of posting on a cranky lark. Maybe it's time to go back to knitting tales.
q -- Look, did you even click on the link? It didn't say anything about rich people. It asked whether "dual income zero kids" folks should have to pay higher taxes. My brother-in-law and his wife fall in that category, and together they bring home about $3000 per month. What on earth makes it OK for them to have to pay more taxes than their peers with kids? They should not be punished for choosing not to start a family. This article's question doesn't rule out the fact that my brother-in-law might be expected to pay more taxes than someone who makes MORE money than him, simply because that person has kids and he doesn't. That's absurd. If you choose to have kids, you choose to provide for them. Why do you get to demand that others should contribute to your childrearing?
What a silly idea! Please! We have 2 short of a hockey team, and I choose to stay home. The funny thing? We have MORE disposable income and a more comfortable life now than we did when we had three kids and a dual income family!
I submit the idea that part of the problem is our collective horrible money management skills - and we have no one to blame for that but ourselves. God knows hubby and I have had to be smacked a few times with the debt stick to finally figure it out.
But never ONCE did I think anyone owed me anything. Heaven forbid!
S, I agree with you -- basically neither family should be paying high taxes. But by participating in this rather artificial dog-eat-dog discussion you are pitting these types of families against each other, when the real culprit is the history of tax cuts for the rich. Hence my first "twisted" post.
- then neither family would be paying high taxes?


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Families will receive free tickets to visit Scotland's top visitor attraction, The Royal Yacht Britannia, worth £45, when booking a family-break at Scotland's top luxury hotel, The Chester Residence.
The first five guests who book a family trip with The Chester Residence during half-term, Easter holidays or May weekend will receive a complimentary family ticket (valid for two adults and up to three children) to The Royal Yacht Britannia to be used during their stay.
The Chester Residence offers families a five-star luxury getaway, and ensures the whole family is taken care of from adults to young children and babies. Their family package helps to provide a hassle-free trip for families and includes a definitive child-friendly itinerary with activities that suit no matter the weather, recommendations of the best family-friendly restaurants in the city, and spacious apartments which are fully kitted out for children prior to guests' arrival. Families travelling with babies will receive a baby welcome pack to keep their little one entertained whilst also ensuring their safety and parents' peace of mind. Older children will receive a hamper on arrival which includes games, DVDs and Corky the bear - a cuddly bear which they can take home to remember their visit. For parents preferring to dine-in during their stay, the team at The Chester Residence have it covered – guests can pre-order a luxury hamper full of delicious treats or upgrade to 'The Chester Feast', including beer and wine for the adults.
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Over ten years ago, after having spent more than 20 years a salesperson, VP sales and sales consultant, we secured our first contract to provide negotiation training for the procurement arm of a major US airline. I felt like the proverbial fox in the hen house!
Procurement Organization of The Year!
Let the panic set in….clearly these people were good at what they did. How can I, a lifelong salesperson, leader and consultant provide insight? Well, we did it and since that time have worked with many Fortune 100 procurement organizations globally. I've also had the good fortune to write a negotiation for buyers book with supply chain management expert Rosemary Coates. It turns out that understanding the sales side of the fence provides a good many insights for buying organizations. It seems to us that buyers and sellers are sort of like any relationship, where neither side really understands the other!
They are not buying something….they are making a decision.
If that is the case (and it is) we need to stop trying to sell them something and start helping them make higher value investment decisions. While professional buyers may focus on price in their dialogue with us, internally, it is a much more complex decision they are making. In fact, when we were doing work for a global energy company in Asia, I arrived one day prior to my session to get over jet lag and sit in on their meetings that day prior. What I observed at their session completely changed my perspective on how purchasing operates. The group was testing new Weighted Attribute Decision Making software. In fact, every organization we work with uses similar tools whether it's Excel or cloud based.
It is this analysis that helps procurement teams and professional buyers make high value decisions ….but they are not finished there.
The next step is to evaluate the commercial terms (pricing and services) as well as risk (contract terms) and determine if the terms are in line with solution value.
How Can Sellers Help With Decision Making?
We're beginning to see sellers build sourcing guides for their own products and this is a really good idea in our opinion. As sellers, we have the choice to react to pricing demands from procurement or become adept at leading them to make higher value decisions. Suppliers who add value in this area will have a decided edge and move from reactive defense to proactive offense.
For more on this subject, read our Speaking the Language of Procurement article.
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My days with diabetes are as variable as a hormonal teenagers attitude: I want to smile. I want to cry. Sometimes I end up crying because I smiled. There are days where the sugar readings are baby-bear perfect…not too high, not to low. The sun shines, the birds chirp, and my children are so spectacularly normal I want to do a happy- dance. Every quibble and complaint is magical because they are not the result of a venom inducing high or a whining low. They are the simple squabbles of siblings.
I do not know where to go from here. This cursor has blinked at me for an eternity. I wanted to post my pictures. There were photos from Florida and the skate park. Our taekwondo testing and birthday parties with friends. There were smiles.There were eyes that sat above the sadness and spilled the happiness of our hearts unto the world.
I wanted to post them so that I could profess with great certainty how 'normal' I had managed to make of this life; how unaffected I am by the disease(s). It was for me. I wanted to be the second bird, too. I hoped to fight hard enough to prove my own hero.
I have nowhere to go but into my words. These, all of these, are for you, my Zach.
~ I pray that you know that I love you. I love you more today than ever. It is not because you are broken that I cry. I cry because I know that I will have to break to see you healed and put back together. But that is okay, I do not mind. Do not think I am afraid. I am not. Never fall prey to believing that I am angry with you. I am not. I am simply tired because the very thought of all of the efforts your beautiful smile merits leaves me weak. I will never ask of you what I cannot give first and most. We will need to sustain our faith, our patience, our kind words. This is more than a vocabulary word, Zachary. "Sustainability" is the capacity to endure. I need you to know that. This will have to be our life.
These diseases are forever, my child. The treatments will be constant. But your ability to endure MUST prove one day longer, one move stronger. Understand now that you will be angry and frustrated. That is fine. It is never a weakness to expose your hurt. And you will never have to do so alone. Your fight is my fight.
You love hearing the story of how you snuck into my belly. You crept in without my knowing, hiding while we vacationed at Sea World and making me so very dizzy. I made an appointment and your tiny heartbeat fluttered across the screen. I loved you so entirely in an instant.
For all the love that I have for you, I could not save you from this. It takes my breath away just seeing the words. I break to even think the thoughts…My sweet son, I could not stop this. I cannot undo it. I am so sorry.
Daddy says you are destined for greatness. There must be something so powerful and consequential to your existence that the forces that be fight to hinder your strength. Your obstacles are so many because what you are, the true potential that lies within you, is what will shape the Universe someday. I can see that. I can see your future filled with success.
Hang in there, your faith will get you through this too!
I promise to always hang in there. If my faith falters, there is always reality tv. Nothing makes me feel so optimistic and so accomplished like those knuckleheads.
Lions and Tigers and Sharps…O My!


A four-year-old's bright blonde hair was reportedly dyed bright green while wearing a hair bobble from Primark . The youngster was swimming in a paddling pool when the incident took place.
Celyn Jones has been left with green hair Monday and the colour still remains even though her mum has washed it numerous times, reports the Daily Mirror.
Her parents Stephen and Lowri Jones from Llangefni from North Wales are warning others to be careful about using the £1 hair ties as result of their personal experience.
An investigation from Primark into what happened in currently underway.
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Snake Bites Piercing Examples, Jewelry and Information awesome. Snake Bites Piercing information about pain, costs, jewelry and how to take care of snake bites.... Ball Python (Python regius) The ball python is quite simply the most popular pet python in the world. Ball pythons are generally a bit shy, but they make for ideal captives, because they are of a small size, are generally friendly, are manageable to care for, and come in a remarkable array of colors and patterns.
"Take care to avoid ant nests or swarms of bees. If you see a snake, leave it alone. It's common to find redback spiders living in dark, quiet places so wearing gloves may help avoid a bite." If you see a snake… how to use liquid highlighter The first thing is not to panic. Relax as much as possible. Surviving a venomous snake bite if alone in the wilderness may to some extent be a matter of luck (snakes sometimes withhold venom so as not to waste it, and not all venomous snake bites are fatal in any case), but if you have been bitten when alone you must do the best you can.
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Douglas Kahn's Earth Sound Earth Signal: Energies and Earth Magnitude in the Arts (University of California Press, 2013) addresses the trade between sound and naturally occurring electromagnetism in aesthetics and the arts, from telecommunications in the last quarter of the nineteenth century through science and the arts in the twentieth century. The book offers fundamental re-readings of historical media theory, the relations of art and science, and the histories of electronic and experimental music, and introduces a range of new concepts to accommodate the findings of detailed historical research.
Douglas Kahn is a professor at the National Institute for Experimental Arts, University of New South Wales. His books include Noise, Water, Meat: A History of Sound in the Arts (MIT Press, 1999), Source: Music of the Avant-garde, edited with Larry Austin (University of California Press, 2011), and Mainframe Experimentalism: Early Computing and the Foundations of the Digital Arts, edited with Hannah Higgins (University of California Press, 2012). Kahn was a recipient of a 2006–2007 Guggenheim Fellowship for research on the historical discovery of natural radio.
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Жорж Еміль Леонард Тоніс  — прем'єр-міністр Бельгії з 16 грудня 1921 до 13 травня 1925 року та вдруге з 20 листопада 1934 до 25 березня 1935 року. Очолював Національний банк Бельгії з 1941 до 1944 року.

Вивчав військову та інженерну справу. Жорж Тоніс розпочав свою кар'єру у промисловій групі «Empain». Під час Першої світової війни очолював Бельгійський військовий комітет постачання в Лондоні. Після війни брав участь у Паризькій мирній конференції, а також представляв Бельгію в комісії з репарацій. З 1926 до 1927 року очолював Міжнародну економічну конференцію в Женеві.

1926 року приєднався до щойно створеної ради директорів Національного банку та зберігав своє членство у ній до початку війни, за винятком двох міністерських термінів. Під час другої світової війни обіймав посаду спеціального посла Бельгії у США. 1941 року його було призначено на посаду голови Національного банку.

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Marble, Travertine and Limestone offer unique looks that can be desirable for many uses in a home. However, it is important to understand the characteristics of any natural material before choosing to choose the best material for your needs. Listed below are some things to consider when choosing these materials, especially in high traffic areas.
Marble, Travertine and Limestone are naturally more porous than other natural stone materials used in the home and can be more prone to staining than Granite. Moreover, light colored Marble, Travertine and Limestone may show stains more clearly than a darker stone that might hide stains more readily. There are things that can be done to prevent and limit this. The first step is to keep these surfaces sealed periodically. This is a very easy process and should only take minutes. High quality sealers can be readily purchased at national chains like The Home Depot. Many experts recommend sealing these materials at least 2 times per year. The second limiting factor to staining is to wipe the liquid up quickly. A surface stain is more easily removed than one that has been allowed to set into the stone. Some stains on these surfaces can be removed by the homeowner or a stone care professional.
Marble, Travertine and Limestone are softer than other natural stones like granite and will scratch more easily than granite. All natural materials are graded on The Mohs Hardness Scale. Marble, Travertine and Limestone are generally 3-4 on the Mohs scale while Granites are generally 8-9. For comparison, a typical steel steak knife is around 5.5 and cannot scratch granite but could scratch marble, travertine or limestone. The use of cutting boards will help this greatly.
Etching occurs when an acidic liquid comes in contact with Marble, Travertine or Limestone. Etching removes the finish of the stone in the area where the liquid has come in contact with the stone, and can be especially conspicuous with polished finishes. Stone materials with a honed finish can shows the etching less. Acidic food and beverage products such as orange juice, tomato juice and vinegar are common causes of etching on Marble, Travertine and Limestone. Care should be taken with any acidic liquids. Additionally, certain harsh cleaning chemicals can etch these surfaces. As always, we recommend soap and water as a day-to-day cleaner.
For more information regarding questions regarding this or any natural or quartz countertop material, please feel free to contact us.


Astrology is not destiny. So while the one you love may not be a 'classic' match for in you in astrological terms, they may be what you need in your life. As we all know one of the main reasons we're so interested in Astrology in the first place comes down to one four letter word: Love. It's one of the only things on this planet is truly destined, yet we don't really understand how love works.
With astrology, it helps us get a leg-up on the subject — it gives us an advantage in love, by delivering us a guide of sorts. The 12 Zodiac Signs help clarify and explain the confusing and complex subjects of love, compatibility and communication. But there is the human side of love compatibility as there are no two signs that are 100% compatible. This has less to do with astrology and more to do with the human experience. People come with histories — baggage, as it's usually called — which makes them susceptible to human reactions. They also pick up habits, good or bad, from their counterparts that may change their astrological DNA. The key to using astrology successfully lies in understanding each of the signs that matter to you, and finding the right path to making love work in your current situation. Many people throw in the towel on their relationships before they get to this point.
In Astrology, the key to true love compatibility is understanding the ancient art of Synastry (love compatibility). Love works best when two people know and understand each of the elements involved in their unique personalities, down to the smallest imperfection, and love each other regardless. Understanding synastry in your life is about understanding the other human you are trying to connect with, not trying to find the Water Sign that meshes well with your Earth Sign. Love just doesn't work that way. The truth is that you may be compatible with whomever you bring into your life, if you make that choice.
Aries are fire signs and those born under this element are regarded in astrology as adventurous, active and outgoing. It won't matter where you go or how remote or unusual it is – from the Outback to the Antarctic – you can be sure that an Aries has been there before you (or at the very least you will meet one along the way!) Aries is a uniquely naive sign. Although they are independent, outgoing and assertive they are also surprisingly trusting, often innocently walking into the lion's den at times. No matter what upheaval, challenge or triumph they confront – an Aries has a wonderful ability to bounce back. Their faith in life and the future remains untouched by hardship. Their gift is that they are always children at heart and the world is always a magical place for them.
Many famous sports people are born under this sign. Aries is regarded as the most physical sign and because of its Mar's rulership; it is also one of the most highly charged masculine energy signs in astrology. No wonder women born under Aries are forceful, dynamic and aggressive, and as a result these Aries women frequently find themselves with dilemmas surrounding their romantic relationships. For them, a man has to be a 'real man' to deal with an Aries woman, otherwise she intimidates him. And conversely for the Aries male, a woman has to be a real woman to deal with him, because he is looking for many balancing component traits (his true feminine side) in his partner. She has to run the gamut in his support system, from the Aries man's best friend, true companion, through to his muse, and yet she must never ever answer him back!
But whether male or female, Aries people are 'doers' rather than 'talkers'. They are the impulsive, act first, ask questions or have doubts later, sign of the zodiac. That's why their lives are often filled with many dramas and sometimes even accidents! Their ability to live life close to the edge provides them with a wealth of 'real experience' to call upon. When an Aries person talks about something or somewhere they've usually done it or been there, rather than simply read about it in a book. Being active people Aries can't adapt to any kind of restriction, particularly possessive relationships. They often travel to escape any feelings of being stuck or possessed. Aries people love challenges. In fact, if everything is running smoothly, they are quite capable of going out and doing something (sometimes quite foolish) to rock the boat. Aries love to race in where angels fear to tread.
Underneath their cool, calm and collected exterior, Taureans differ greatly from all the other signs of the zodiac. Taureans manage to discreetly stay apart from the crowd, even though they have a well-earned reputation for being socialisers. They will let others get close, but only so close as they want them. Some claim that trying to get your point across to a Taurean, should they not want to hear you, is rather similar to talking to the trees, they simply won't budge. And, there is no such thing as an open-book Taurean. Their feelings, fears and desires often run far deeper than anyone around them would guess. Like the butterfly that chooses to remain hidden in its cocoon until it is ready and prepared to emerge, so the true Taurean spirit remains hidden behind a veneer of day-to-day activities. That's why Taureans are sometimes regarded as snobby, withdrawn, boring, or even sulky.
The truth is, when Taureans manage to operate very adequately on their own form of automatic pilot, they can switch off from the world around them very efficiently. And when they do switch off, they are actually gathering in their inner reserves to deal with the outside pressures. This sign is also very closely connected to 'feeling good'. Most Taureans like their creature comforts and hate change because it takes them out of their automatic pilot condition of separating themselves from the world around them.
In ancient Greek mythology, Gemini's ruler – Mercury, was the light-footed messenger of the gods who darted back and forth across the heavens delivering news – which might explain why those born under the sign of the 'Twins' are always on the move; thirsty for knowledge and new experiences. Terminally curious and sometimes even mischievous, Geminis are multi-faceted souls who enjoy knowing a little bit of everything but generally not too much about one particular subject. It's just that variety is the spice of their lives!
In Astrology, Geminis have also gained the reputation of being the incessant talkers of the zodiac. Those Twins that don't have the 'gift of the gab' are usually talented writers or have a special interest in foreign languages. In love, they look for a partner who can keep up with them mentally and physically! And, to quote Oscar Wilde, "there's one thing worse than people talking about you, that's people not talking about you." Whether Geminis like it or not, people are usually "talking about them". Together with Scorpio and Virgos, they are a sign that is often discussed, dissected and sometimes even put down by the other signs of the zodiac. Sometimes this is a subtle form of jealousy by others, because Geminis do lead very unique and unusual lives. The Gemini personality can appear mysterious or detached to others and therefore they are often misunderstood and unappreciated for the talents they offer to the world at large.
Just as the Moon goes through many changes as it moves from its new to full phases, Cancers too go through many new and full phases of experience. Life doesn't stand still for this sign, even if they remain in one place, because they live so much in their internal oceans of emotions. Their link with the Moon often makes it impossible for them to operate on an even keel from day to day. Up and down like the proverbial yo-yo, most Cancerians feel one way one minute, then sometimes totally different the next. But this characteristic is part of their charm.
Love triumphs over all for this sign, which is ruled by the heart and operates from this dimension too. Leo's are born fortunate. Charismatic and positive-thinking they attract not only an abundance of friends and opportunities, but manage to survive life's stormy times with style and good humour.
No matter what level they have attained, all Leos are trendsetters, leaders and adventurers. Their weakness is their pride. This is one sign where the saying "flattery will get you everything" applies, but be warned criticism will slam the relationship door right in your face.
Many Virgos can be found working in the "service to others" industries, ranging from welfare work, doctors, school-teachers through to practising natural forms of healing like massage, herbal remedies etc. One of the most magical characteristics of the Virgo is no matter how many times life or romance turns sour on them, they still manage to maintain faith in others, refusing to become cynical. There is ingenuity around this sign, a kind-heartedness, which unfortunately is sometimes played upon by others for their advantage. Virgos can often become victims of relationship power-games, where they are mistreated.
Every adolescent Libran's fantasy is to find the Prince or Princess of their dreams. As their lives unfold, the experiences, false starts, dramas, broken hearts and disillusionment they encounter seeking this personal Holy Grail, often shapes their futures in the most extra-ordinary manner. Love and love-lost makes a big difference to the Libran although their often happy-go-lucky appearance against all kinds of odds may not reveal this as fact.
Librans can switch off from the world around then and during these periods much more occurs on the deep innermost levels of the Libran's psyche, than their closest companions imagine. Many Librans after establishing a lifestyle that somehow falls short of their childhood dreams, manage to conjure up a most independent life and keep up an image of being dedicated to a "close relationship". They can escape into obscure role playing – and often this makes them extremely successful business people. When it comes to romance and love, Librans can be difficult to fathom yet in business many Librans discover they can not only be creative, but it provides an opportunity to express the more diverse sides to their personalities. Their charm can win jobs and provides powerful friends. But in both work and play, looking for peace and harmony, Librans often say "yes" when they should be saying "no".
It is a sad fact about many a Libran's personal or business lives to say – many would have faired far better had they remained alone! But for those Librans who do find their secret dream and meet up with their Prince or Princess, that's another story! You'll find them living in some exotic, distant beautiful place, probably running the local bar or restaurant, designing the beach or ski gear, looking wonderful, sipping cocktails and finding life to be the total paradise they knew it could be. What Librans always have to remember when looking to fulfil their dreams is they should never undermine their own integrity and hold out until their dreams do come true – not simply take whatever is offered.
Passion, desire and power go hand in hand for Scorpios. Their biggest challenge and test in life is choosing between the power of love and the love of power. Coming to grips with their extraordinary emotional depths and sensitivity isn't easy for those around them. They are different from all other zodiac signs and this difference has them walking, working and loving to a different beat. Others can often live with a Scorpio partner for years, but not really know them. Much to do with a Scorpio remains ever secret. Their eyes often blaze with feelings that words never express, and beware on the days or nights they hide their feelings behind dark glasses, there is likely to be a storm of some kind brewing. When you deal with a Scorpio you have to always deal with them on a psychic intuitive level. They often wear a mask. Too often they say "no" when they really mean "yes". They have contrary natures. Once they find true love they can be the most faithful dedicated of all partners but fall out badly with a Scorpio and you are likely to find they will never forget or forgive.
Ruled by the benefic planet Jupiter, Sagittarians possess a natural exuberance, sense of adventure and love of life that makes them one of the most optimistic zodiac signs of all. Like their astrological symbol – the Archer – Sagittarians are renowned for aiming their sights towards whatever it is they find alluring – a love partner, dream job, vacation – and making it their own. They believe that anything is possible – and because of this belief system, Sagittarians are adept at seeking out their very own pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
But sometimes trying to tie down these free-spirited individuals is frustrating for those around them. Sagittarians are happiest on the move – exploring new cultures and ideas and many are attracted to occupations related to travel, the media, outdoor work and philosophical pursuits. In love, their catch-cry is "don't fence me in". But once they find a partner who understands their need to retain their own sense of self and identity, Sagittarians can be the most big-hearted, generous and fun-loving companions of all.
Freedom loving, optimistic and honest, Sagittarians are ruled by Jupiter, the planet of abundance and higher learning. The wisdom of Jupiter imbibes Sagittarians with an inherent need to develop their own unique philosophy of life. The Centaur is their astrological symbol, and it gives many insights into the Sagittarian personality. The higher-evolved Sagittarian learns to integrate the two ends of the Centaur (half-human, half-beast) in order for their arrow (another Sagittarian symbol) of higher aspirations to be more on the mark. Although they are intellectually and spiritually advanced, Sagittarians are notorious for their lack of tact. In relationships they demand independence, but when in love, it can't be denied that they are one of the most big-hearted signs of the zodiac.
The sign of the high roller, Capricorn is regarded as the zodiac's top, but also quiet, life and business achievers. But, there are two very different types of Capricorns.
The rulership of Saturn – the planet representing responsibility, structure and hard work – ensures that Capricorns in their truest of expression, are ambitious, practical and superb organizers. Although many Capricorns are borderline workaholics, this doesn't necessarily make them dull or gloomy! They have an offbeat sense of humour, which seems to erupt at the most unexpected moments. Their motivating force in life is success, money, status, authority and – although many might not admit it – love. By nature Capricorns are cautious when entering a new love relationship, but once they feel 'safe' with their partner, the cool exterior melts away to reveal a sensitive and loyal heart beneath. As a friend, Capricorns can be relied upon to provide the strongest and most sympathetic pair of shoulders in the zodiac.
Special note for Aquarians: At the Dawn of the Age of Aquarius, at this time, ready or not, your sign is regarded as the zodiac's leader. You are the trendsetter for the future and because of this high responsibility, many under born your sign will be undergoing at this time, the pressure of personal change (particularly in your values and what makes you content and happy). Yours has always been a philanthropic sign. Now more than ever these qualities will be highlighted.
Those born under the sign of Aquarius not only march to a different drummer, they make up new music as they go along. They are 'mind oriented' individuals, whose thoughts never stop tick-tocking over. Because of their high focus on intellectual exploration, many inventors, eccentrics and highly original trailblazers are born under this sign. Their intense ability to live on many mental levels, holds both pain and pleasure for Aquarians. For example, in the American Hall of Fame there are more Aquarians than any other sign, yet statistics reveal that in mental institutions there are more Aquarians than any other sign too. Many extremes can surround this sign and these extremes can take them to both heaven and hell.


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OTT Measurement Service for the US: Top 10 TV Series (24 – 30 December, 2017)
Parrot Analytics' OTT measurement service is able to gauge global demand for TV content across all devices and platforms in almost every country; and equally, we are also able to assess the global popularity of television content on linear channels and networks. This week we once again report on the top digital originals and overall TV shows for the US.
During Christmas week, three Netflix titles made the list driven by the release of new episodes. The science fiction co-production between Netflix and Showcase, Travelers, was ranked at #7. The series' second season began in October, but the final two episodes were released December 18th. Per our OTT measurement service, nostalgic American sitcom Fuller House came in at #8. For the first time, in its third season, the family friendly series was split in half, with the latter part released December 22nd. The first half of the series was released September 22nd. Rounding out the digital originals list at #10 was Spanish period drama Las Chicas del Cable, whose sophomore season was released on Christmas Day, December 25th.
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// Copyright 1998-2015 Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

/*=============================================================================
	ParticleModules_Color.cpp:
	Color-related particle module implementations.
=============================================================================*/
#include "EnginePrivate.h"
#include "Distributions/DistributionFloatParticleParameter.h"
#include "Distributions/DistributionVectorParticleParameter.h"
#include "ParticleDefinitions.h"
#include "Particles/Color/ParticleModuleColor.h"
#include "Particles/Color/ParticleModuleColorBase.h"
#include "Particles/Color/ParticleModuleColorOverLife.h"
#include "Particles/Color/ParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife.h"
#include "Particles/Color/ParticleModuleColor_Seeded.h"
#include "Particles/ParticleEmitter.h"
#include "Particles/ParticleLODLevel.h"
#include "Particles/ParticleSystem.h"
#include "Particles/ParticleSystemComponent.h"
#include "Distributions/DistributionVectorConstantCurve.h"
#include "Engine/InterpCurveEdSetup.h"
#include "Distributions/DistributionFloatConstantCurve.h"

UParticleModuleColorBase::UParticleModuleColorBase(const FObjectInitializer& ObjectInitializer)
	: Super(ObjectInitializer)
{
}

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	Abstract base modules used for categorization.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	UParticleModuleColor implementation.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
UParticleModuleColor::UParticleModuleColor(const FObjectInitializer& ObjectInitializer)
	: Super(ObjectInitializer)
{
	bSpawnModule = true;
	bUpdateModule = false;
	bCurvesAsColor = true;
	bClampAlpha = true;
}

void UParticleModuleColor::InitializeDefaults()
{
	if (!StartColor.Distribution)
	{
		StartColor.Distribution = NewObject<UDistributionVectorConstant>(this, TEXT("DistributionStartColor"));
	}

	if (!StartAlpha.Distribution)
	{
		UDistributionFloatConstant* DistributionStartAlpha = NewObject<UDistributionFloatConstant>(this, TEXT("DistributionStartAlpha"));
		DistributionStartAlpha->Constant = 1.0f;
		StartAlpha.Distribution = DistributionStartAlpha;
	}
}

void UParticleModuleColor::PostInitProperties()
{
	Super::PostInitProperties();
	if (!HasAnyFlags(RF_ClassDefaultObject | RF_NeedLoad))
	{
		InitializeDefaults();
	}
}

void UParticleModuleColor::CompileModule( FParticleEmitterBuildInfo& EmitterInfo )
{
	FVector InitialColor;
	float InitialAlpha;

	InitialColor = StartColor.GetValue();
	InitialAlpha = StartAlpha.GetValue();

	EmitterInfo.ColorScale.InitializeWithConstant( InitialColor );
	EmitterInfo.AlphaScale.InitializeWithConstant( InitialAlpha );
}

#if WITH_EDITOR
void UParticleModuleColor::PostEditChangeProperty(FPropertyChangedEvent& PropertyChangedEvent)
{
	InitializeDefaults();

	UProperty* PropertyThatChanged = PropertyChangedEvent.Property;
	if (PropertyThatChanged)
	{
		if (PropertyThatChanged->GetFName() == FName(TEXT("bClampAlpha")))
		{
			UObject* OuterObj = GetOuter();
			check(OuterObj);
			UParticleLODLevel* LODLevel = Cast<UParticleLODLevel>(OuterObj);
			if (LODLevel)
			{
				// The outer is incorrect - warn the user and handle it
				UE_LOG(LogParticles, Warning, TEXT("UParticleModuleColor has an incorrect outer... run FixupEmitters on package %s"),
					*(OuterObj->GetOutermost()->GetPathName()));
				OuterObj = LODLevel->GetOuter();
				UParticleEmitter* Emitter = Cast<UParticleEmitter>(OuterObj);
				check(Emitter);
				OuterObj = Emitter->GetOuter();
			}
			UParticleSystem* PartSys = CastChecked<UParticleSystem>(OuterObj);
			PartSys->UpdateColorModuleClampAlpha(this);
		}
	}
	Super::PostEditChangeProperty(PropertyChangedEvent);
}
#endif // WITH_EDITOR

bool UParticleModuleColor::AddModuleCurvesToEditor(UInterpCurveEdSetup* EdSetup, TArray<const FCurveEdEntry*>& OutCurveEntries)
{
	bool bNewCurve = false;
#if WITH_EDITORONLY_DATA
	// Iterate over object and find any InterpCurveFloats or UDistributionFloats
	for (TFieldIterator<UStructProperty> It(GetClass()); It; ++It)
	{
		// attempt to get a distribution from a random struct property
		UObject* Distribution = FRawDistribution::TryGetDistributionObjectFromRawDistributionProperty(*It, (uint8*)this);
		if (Distribution)
		{
			FCurveEdEntry* Curve = NULL;
			if(Distribution->IsA(UDistributionFloat::StaticClass()))
			{
				if (bClampAlpha == true)
				{
					bNewCurve |= EdSetup->AddCurveToCurrentTab(Distribution, It->GetName(), ModuleEditorColor, &Curve, true, true, true, 0.0f, 1.0f);
				}
				else
				{
					bNewCurve |= EdSetup->AddCurveToCurrentTab(Distribution, It->GetName(), ModuleEditorColor, &Curve, true, true);
				}
			}
			else
			{
				bNewCurve |= EdSetup->AddCurveToCurrentTab(Distribution, It->GetName(), ModuleEditorColor, &Curve, true, true);
			}
			OutCurveEntries.Add( Curve );
		}
	}
#endif // WITH_EDITORONLY_DATA
	return bNewCurve;
}

void UParticleModuleColor::Spawn(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner, int32 Offset, float SpawnTime, FBaseParticle* ParticleBase)
{
	SpawnEx(Owner, Offset, SpawnTime, NULL, ParticleBase);
}

void UParticleModuleColor::SpawnEx(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner, int32 Offset, float SpawnTime, struct FRandomStream* InRandomStream, FBaseParticle* ParticleBase)
{
	SPAWN_INIT;
	{
		FVector ColorVec	= StartColor.GetValue(Owner->EmitterTime, Owner->Component, 0, InRandomStream);
		float	Alpha		= StartAlpha.GetValue(Owner->EmitterTime, Owner->Component, InRandomStream);
		Particle_SetColorFromVector(ColorVec, Alpha, Particle.Color);
		Particle.BaseColor	= Particle.Color;
	}
}

void UParticleModuleColor::SetToSensibleDefaults(UParticleEmitter* Owner)
{
	UDistributionVectorConstant* StartColorDist = Cast<UDistributionVectorConstant>(StartColor.Distribution);
	if (StartColorDist)
	{
		StartColorDist->Constant = FVector(1.0f,1.0f,1.0f);
		StartColorDist->bIsDirty = true;
	}

}

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	UParticleModuleColor_Seeded implementation.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
UParticleModuleColor_Seeded::UParticleModuleColor_Seeded(const FObjectInitializer& ObjectInitializer)
	: Super(ObjectInitializer)
{
	bSpawnModule = true;
	bSupportsRandomSeed = true;
	bRequiresLoopingNotification = true;
}

void UParticleModuleColor_Seeded::Spawn(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner, int32 Offset, float SpawnTime, FBaseParticle* ParticleBase)
{
	FParticleRandomSeedInstancePayload* Payload = (FParticleRandomSeedInstancePayload*)(Owner->GetModuleInstanceData(this));
	SpawnEx(Owner, Offset, SpawnTime, (Payload != NULL) ? &(Payload->RandomStream) : NULL, ParticleBase);
}

uint32 UParticleModuleColor_Seeded::RequiredBytesPerInstance(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner)
{
	return RandomSeedInfo.GetInstancePayloadSize();
}

uint32 UParticleModuleColor_Seeded::PrepPerInstanceBlock(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner, void* InstData)
{
	return PrepRandomSeedInstancePayload(Owner, (FParticleRandomSeedInstancePayload*)InstData, RandomSeedInfo);
}

void UParticleModuleColor_Seeded::EmitterLoopingNotify(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner)
{
	if (RandomSeedInfo.bResetSeedOnEmitterLooping == true)
	{
		FParticleRandomSeedInstancePayload* Payload = (FParticleRandomSeedInstancePayload*)(Owner->GetModuleInstanceData(this));
		PrepRandomSeedInstancePayload(Owner, Payload, RandomSeedInfo);
	}
}

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	UParticleModuleColorOverLife implementation.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
UParticleModuleColorOverLife::UParticleModuleColorOverLife(const FObjectInitializer& ObjectInitializer)
	: Super(ObjectInitializer)
{
	bSpawnModule = true;
	bUpdateModule = true;
	bCurvesAsColor = true;
	bClampAlpha = true;
}

void UParticleModuleColorOverLife::InitializeDefaults()
{
	if (!ColorOverLife.Distribution)
	{
		ColorOverLife.Distribution = NewObject<UDistributionVectorConstantCurve>(this, TEXT("DistributionColorOverLife"));
	}

	if (!AlphaOverLife.Distribution)
	{
		UDistributionFloatConstant* DistributionAlphaOverLife = NewObject<UDistributionFloatConstant>(this, TEXT("DistributionAlphaOverLife"));
		DistributionAlphaOverLife->Constant = 1.0f;
		AlphaOverLife.Distribution = DistributionAlphaOverLife;
	}
}

void UParticleModuleColorOverLife::PostInitProperties()
{
	Super::PostInitProperties();
	if (!HasAnyFlags(RF_ClassDefaultObject | RF_NeedLoad))
	{
		ColorOverLife.Distribution = NewObject<UDistributionVectorConstantCurve>(this, TEXT("DistributionColorOverLife"));

		UDistributionFloatConstant* DistributionAlphaOverLife = NewObject<UDistributionFloatConstant>(this, TEXT("DistributionAlphaOverLife"));
		DistributionAlphaOverLife->Constant = 1.0f;
		AlphaOverLife.Distribution = DistributionAlphaOverLife;
	}
}

void UParticleModuleColorOverLife::CompileModule( FParticleEmitterBuildInfo& EmitterInfo )
{
	bool ScaleColor = true;
	bool ScaleAlpha = true;
	if(IsUsedInGPUEmitter())
	{
		if( ColorOverLife.Distribution->IsA( UDistributionVectorParticleParameter::StaticClass() ) )
		{
			EmitterInfo.DynamicColor = ColorOverLife;
#if WITH_EDITOR
			EmitterInfo.DynamicColor.Distribution->bIsDirty = true;
			EmitterInfo.DynamicColor.Initialize();
#endif
			ScaleColor = false;
			EmitterInfo.ColorScale.InitializeWithConstant( FVector(1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f) );
		}

		if( AlphaOverLife.Distribution->IsA( UDistributionFloatParticleParameter::StaticClass() ) )
		{
			EmitterInfo.DynamicAlpha = AlphaOverLife;
#if WITH_EDITOR
			EmitterInfo.DynamicAlpha.Distribution->bIsDirty = true;
			EmitterInfo.DynamicAlpha.Initialize();
#endif
			ScaleAlpha = false;
			EmitterInfo.AlphaScale.InitializeWithConstant(1.0f);
		}
	}

	if( ScaleColor )
	{
		EmitterInfo.ColorScale.Initialize( ColorOverLife.Distribution );
	}

	if( ScaleAlpha )
	{
		EmitterInfo.AlphaScale.Initialize( AlphaOverLife.Distribution );
	}
}

#if WITH_EDITOR
void UParticleModuleColorOverLife::PostEditChangeProperty(FPropertyChangedEvent& PropertyChangedEvent)
{
	InitializeDefaults();

	UProperty* PropertyThatChanged = PropertyChangedEvent.Property;
	if (PropertyThatChanged)
	{
		if (PropertyThatChanged->GetFName() == FName(TEXT("bClampAlpha")))
		{
			UObject* OuterObj = GetOuter();
			check(OuterObj);
			UParticleLODLevel* LODLevel = Cast<UParticleLODLevel>(OuterObj);
			if (LODLevel)
			{
				// The outer is incorrect - warn the user and handle it
				UE_LOG(LogParticles, Warning, TEXT("UParticleModuleColorOverLife has an incorrect outer... run FixupEmitters on package %s"),
					*(OuterObj->GetOutermost()->GetPathName()));
				OuterObj = LODLevel->GetOuter();
				UParticleEmitter* Emitter = Cast<UParticleEmitter>(OuterObj);
				check(Emitter);
				OuterObj = Emitter->GetOuter();
			}
			UParticleSystem* PartSys = CastChecked<UParticleSystem>(OuterObj);

			PartSys->UpdateColorModuleClampAlpha(this);
		}
	}
	Super::PostEditChangeProperty(PropertyChangedEvent);
}
#endif // WITH_EDITOR

bool UParticleModuleColorOverLife::AddModuleCurvesToEditor(UInterpCurveEdSetup* EdSetup, TArray<const FCurveEdEntry*>& OutCurveEntries)
{
	bool bNewCurve = false;
#if WITH_EDITORONLY_DATA
	// Iterate over object and find any InterpCurveFloats or UDistributionFloats
	for (TFieldIterator<UStructProperty> It(GetClass()); It; ++It)
	{
		// attempt to get a distribution from a random struct property
		UObject* Distribution = FRawDistribution::TryGetDistributionObjectFromRawDistributionProperty(*It, (uint8*)this);
		if (Distribution)
		{
			FCurveEdEntry* Curve = NULL;
			if(Distribution->IsA(UDistributionFloat::StaticClass()))
			{
				// We are assuming that this is the alpha...
				if (bClampAlpha == true)
				{
					bNewCurve |= EdSetup->AddCurveToCurrentTab(Distribution, It->GetName(), ModuleEditorColor, &Curve, true, true, true, 0.0f, 1.0f);
				}
				else
				{
					bNewCurve |= EdSetup->AddCurveToCurrentTab(Distribution, It->GetName(), ModuleEditorColor, &Curve, true, true);
				}
			}
			else
			{
				// We are assuming that this is the color...
				bNewCurve |= EdSetup->AddCurveToCurrentTab(Distribution, It->GetName(), ModuleEditorColor, &Curve, true, true);
			}
			OutCurveEntries.Add( Curve );
		}
	}
#endif // WITH_EDITORONLY_DATA
	return bNewCurve;
}

void UParticleModuleColorOverLife::Spawn(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner, int32 Offset, float SpawnTime, FBaseParticle* ParticleBase)
{
	SPAWN_INIT;
	FVector ColorVec	= ColorOverLife.GetValue(Particle.RelativeTime, Owner->Component);
	float	fAlpha		= AlphaOverLife.GetValue(Particle.RelativeTime, Owner->Component);
	Particle.Color.R	 = ColorVec.X;
	Particle.BaseColor.R = ColorVec.X;
	Particle.Color.G	 = ColorVec.Y;
	Particle.BaseColor.G = ColorVec.Y;
	Particle.Color.B	 = ColorVec.Z;
	Particle.BaseColor.B = ColorVec.Z;
	Particle.Color.A	 = fAlpha;
	Particle.BaseColor.A = fAlpha;
}

void UParticleModuleColorOverLife::Update(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner, int32 Offset, float DeltaTime)
{
	if ((Owner == NULL) || (Owner->ActiveParticles <= 0) ||
		(Owner->ParticleData == NULL) || (Owner->ParticleIndices == NULL))
	{
		return;
	}
	const FRawDistribution* FastColorOverLife = ColorOverLife.GetFastRawDistribution();
	const FRawDistribution* FastAlphaOverLife = AlphaOverLife.GetFastRawDistribution();
	FPlatformMisc::Prefetch(Owner->ParticleData, (Owner->ParticleIndices[0] * Owner->ParticleStride));
	FPlatformMisc::Prefetch(Owner->ParticleData, (Owner->ParticleIndices[0] * Owner->ParticleStride) + CACHE_LINE_SIZE);
	if( FastColorOverLife && FastAlphaOverLife )
	{
		// fast path
		BEGIN_UPDATE_LOOP;
		{
			FPlatformMisc::Prefetch(ParticleData, (ParticleIndices[i+1] * ParticleStride));
			FPlatformMisc::Prefetch(ParticleData, (ParticleIndices[i+1] * ParticleStride) + CACHE_LINE_SIZE);
			FastColorOverLife->GetValue3None(Particle.RelativeTime, &Particle.Color.R);
			FastAlphaOverLife->GetValue1None(Particle.RelativeTime, &Particle.Color.A);
		}
		END_UPDATE_LOOP;
	}
	else
	{
		FVector ColorVec;
		float	fAlpha;
		BEGIN_UPDATE_LOOP;
		{
			ColorVec = ColorOverLife.GetValue(Particle.RelativeTime, Owner->Component);
			fAlpha = AlphaOverLife.GetValue(Particle.RelativeTime, Owner->Component);
			FPlatformMisc::Prefetch(ParticleData, (ParticleIndices[i+1] * ParticleStride));
			FPlatformMisc::Prefetch(ParticleData, (ParticleIndices[i+1] * ParticleStride) + CACHE_LINE_SIZE);
			Particle.Color.R = ColorVec.X;
			Particle.Color.G = ColorVec.Y;
			Particle.Color.B = ColorVec.Z;
			Particle.Color.A = fAlpha;
		}
		END_UPDATE_LOOP;
	}
}

void UParticleModuleColorOverLife::SetToSensibleDefaults(UParticleEmitter* Owner)
{
	ColorOverLife.Distribution = NewObject<UDistributionVectorConstantCurve>(this);
	UDistributionVectorConstantCurve* ColorOverLifeDist = Cast<UDistributionVectorConstantCurve>(ColorOverLife.Distribution);
	if (ColorOverLifeDist)
	{
		// Add two points, one at time 0.0f and one at 1.0f
		for (int32 Key = 0; Key < 2; Key++)
		{
			int32	KeyIndex = ColorOverLifeDist->CreateNewKey(Key * 1.0f);
			for (int32 SubIndex = 0; SubIndex < 3; SubIndex++)
			{
				if (Key == 0)
				{
					ColorOverLifeDist->SetKeyOut(SubIndex, KeyIndex, 1.0f);
				}
				else
				{
					ColorOverLifeDist->SetKeyOut(SubIndex, KeyIndex, 0.0f);
				}
			}
		}
		ColorOverLifeDist->bIsDirty = true;
	}

	AlphaOverLife.Distribution = NewObject<UDistributionFloatConstantCurve>(this);
	UDistributionFloatConstantCurve* AlphaOverLifeDist = Cast<UDistributionFloatConstantCurve>(AlphaOverLife.Distribution);
	if (AlphaOverLifeDist)
	{
		// Add two points, one at time 0.0f and one at 1.0f
		for (int32 Key = 0; Key < 2; Key++)
		{
			int32	KeyIndex = AlphaOverLifeDist->CreateNewKey(Key * 1.0f);
			if (Key == 0)
			{
				AlphaOverLifeDist->SetKeyOut(0, KeyIndex, 1.0f);
			}
			else
			{
				AlphaOverLifeDist->SetKeyOut(0, KeyIndex, 0.0f);
			}
		}
		AlphaOverLifeDist->bIsDirty = true;
	}
}

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife implementation.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife(const FObjectInitializer& ObjectInitializer)
	: Super(ObjectInitializer)
{
	bSpawnModule = true;
	bUpdateModule = true;
	bCurvesAsColor = true;
}

void UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::InitializeDefaults()
{
	if (!ColorScaleOverLife.Distribution)
	{
		ColorScaleOverLife.Distribution = NewObject<UDistributionVectorConstantCurve>(this, TEXT("DistributionColorScaleOverLife"));
	}

	if (!AlphaScaleOverLife.Distribution)
	{
		UDistributionFloatConstant* DistributionAlphaScaleOverLife = NewObject<UDistributionFloatConstant>(this, TEXT("DistributionAlphaScaleOverLife"));
		DistributionAlphaScaleOverLife->Constant = 1.0f;
		AlphaScaleOverLife.Distribution = DistributionAlphaScaleOverLife;
	}
}

void UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::PostInitProperties()
{
	Super::PostInitProperties();
	if (!HasAnyFlags(RF_ClassDefaultObject | RF_NeedLoad))
	{
		InitializeDefaults();
	}
}

void UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::CompileModule( FParticleEmitterBuildInfo& EmitterInfo )
{
	bool ScaleColor = true;
	bool ScaleAlpha = true;

	if(IsUsedInGPUEmitter())
	{
		if( ColorScaleOverLife.Distribution->IsA( UDistributionVectorParticleParameter::StaticClass() ) )
		{
			EmitterInfo.DynamicColorScale = ColorScaleOverLife;
#if WITH_EDITOR
			EmitterInfo.DynamicColorScale.Distribution->bIsDirty = true;
			EmitterInfo.DynamicColorScale.Initialize();
#endif
			ScaleColor = false;
		}

		if( AlphaScaleOverLife.Distribution->IsA( UDistributionFloatParticleParameter::StaticClass() ) )
		{
			EmitterInfo.DynamicAlphaScale = AlphaScaleOverLife;
#if WITH_EDITOR
			EmitterInfo.DynamicAlphaScale.Distribution->bIsDirty = true;
			EmitterInfo.DynamicAlphaScale.Initialize();
#endif
			ScaleAlpha = false;
		}
	}

	if( ScaleColor )
	{
		EmitterInfo.ColorScale.ScaleByVectorDistribution( ColorScaleOverLife.Distribution );
	}

	if( ScaleAlpha )
	{
		EmitterInfo.AlphaScale.ScaleByDistribution( AlphaScaleOverLife.Distribution );
	}
}

#if WITH_EDITOR
void UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::PostEditChangeProperty(FPropertyChangedEvent& PropertyChangedEvent)
{
	InitializeDefaults();
	Super::PostEditChangeProperty(PropertyChangedEvent);
}
#endif // WITH_EDITOR

void UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::Spawn(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner, int32 Offset, float SpawnTime, FBaseParticle* ParticleBase)
{
	SPAWN_INIT;
	FVector ColorVec;
	float	fAlpha;

	if (bEmitterTime)
	{
		ColorVec	= ColorScaleOverLife.GetValue(Owner->EmitterTime, Owner->Component);
		fAlpha		= AlphaScaleOverLife.GetValue(Owner->EmitterTime, Owner->Component);
	}
	else
	{
		ColorVec	= ColorScaleOverLife.GetValue(Particle.RelativeTime, Owner->Component);
		fAlpha		= AlphaScaleOverLife.GetValue(Particle.RelativeTime, Owner->Component);
	}

	Particle.Color.R *= ColorVec.X;
	Particle.Color.G *= ColorVec.Y;
	Particle.Color.B *= ColorVec.Z;
	Particle.Color.A *= fAlpha;
}

void UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::Update(FParticleEmitterInstance* Owner, int32 Offset, float DeltaTime)
{
	const FRawDistribution* FastColorScaleOverLife = ColorScaleOverLife.GetFastRawDistribution();
	const FRawDistribution* FastAlphaScaleOverLife = AlphaScaleOverLife.GetFastRawDistribution();
	FVector ColorVec;
	float	fAlpha;
	if( FastColorScaleOverLife && FastAlphaScaleOverLife )
	{
		// fast path
		if (bEmitterTime)
		{
			BEGIN_UPDATE_LOOP;
			{
				FastColorScaleOverLife->GetValue3None(Owner->EmitterTime, &ColorVec.X);
				FastAlphaScaleOverLife->GetValue1None(Owner->EmitterTime, &fAlpha);
				Particle.Color.R *= ColorVec.X;
				Particle.Color.G *= ColorVec.Y;
				Particle.Color.B *= ColorVec.Z;
				Particle.Color.A *= fAlpha;
			}
			END_UPDATE_LOOP;
		}
		else
		{
			BEGIN_UPDATE_LOOP;
			{
				FastColorScaleOverLife->GetValue3None(Particle.RelativeTime, &ColorVec.X);
				FastAlphaScaleOverLife->GetValue1None(Particle.RelativeTime, &fAlpha);
				Particle.Color.R *= ColorVec.X;
				Particle.Color.G *= ColorVec.Y;
				Particle.Color.B *= ColorVec.Z;
				Particle.Color.A *= fAlpha;
			}
			END_UPDATE_LOOP;
		}
	}
	else
	{
		if (bEmitterTime)
		{
			BEGIN_UPDATE_LOOP;
				ColorVec = ColorScaleOverLife.GetValue(Owner->EmitterTime, Owner->Component);
				fAlpha = AlphaScaleOverLife.GetValue(Owner->EmitterTime, Owner->Component);
				Particle.Color.R *= ColorVec.X;
				Particle.Color.G *= ColorVec.Y;
				Particle.Color.B *= ColorVec.Z;
				Particle.Color.A *= fAlpha;
			END_UPDATE_LOOP;
		}
		else
		{
			BEGIN_UPDATE_LOOP;
				ColorVec = ColorScaleOverLife.GetValue(Particle.RelativeTime, Owner->Component);
				fAlpha = AlphaScaleOverLife.GetValue(Particle.RelativeTime, Owner->Component);
				Particle.Color.R *= ColorVec.X;
				Particle.Color.G *= ColorVec.Y;
				Particle.Color.B *= ColorVec.Z;
				Particle.Color.A *= fAlpha;
			END_UPDATE_LOOP;
		}
	}
}

void UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::SetToSensibleDefaults(UParticleEmitter* Owner)
{
	ColorScaleOverLife.Distribution = NewObject<UDistributionVectorConstantCurve>(this);
	UDistributionVectorConstantCurve* ColorScaleOverLifeDist = Cast<UDistributionVectorConstantCurve>(ColorScaleOverLife.Distribution);
	if (ColorScaleOverLifeDist)
	{
		// Add two points, one at time 0.0f and one at 1.0f
		for (int32 Key = 0; Key < 2; Key++)
		{
			int32	KeyIndex = ColorScaleOverLifeDist->CreateNewKey(Key * 1.0f);
			for (int32 SubIndex = 0; SubIndex < 3; SubIndex++)
			{
				ColorScaleOverLifeDist->SetKeyOut(SubIndex, KeyIndex, 1.0f);
			}
		}
		ColorScaleOverLifeDist->bIsDirty = true;
	}
}

#if WITH_EDITOR
int32 UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::GetNumberOfCustomMenuOptions() const
{
	return 1;
}

bool UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::GetCustomMenuEntryDisplayString(int32 InEntryIndex, FString& OutDisplayString) const
{
	if (InEntryIndex == 0)
	{
		OutDisplayString = NSLOCTEXT("UnrealEd", "Module_ColorScaleOverLife_SetupParticleParam", "Set up particle parameter").ToString();
		return true;
	}
	return false;
}

bool UParticleModuleColorScaleOverLife::PerformCustomMenuEntry(int32 InEntryIndex)
{
	if (GIsEditor == true)
	{
		if (InEntryIndex == 0)
		{
			UE_LOG(LogParticles, Log, TEXT("Setup color scale over life for particle param!"));
			ColorScaleOverLife.Distribution = NewObject<UDistributionVectorParticleParameter>(this);
			UDistributionVectorParticleParameter* ColorDist = Cast<UDistributionVectorParticleParameter>(ColorScaleOverLife.Distribution);
			if (ColorDist)
			{
				ColorDist->ParameterName = FName(TEXT("InstanceColorScaleOverLife"));
				ColorDist->ParamModes[0] = DPM_Direct;
				ColorDist->ParamModes[1] = DPM_Direct;
				ColorDist->ParamModes[2] = DPM_Direct;
				ColorDist->Constant = FVector(1.0f);
				ColorDist->bIsDirty = true;
			}

			AlphaScaleOverLife.Distribution = NewObject<UDistributionFloatParticleParameter>(this);
			UDistributionFloatParticleParameter* AlphaDist = Cast<UDistributionFloatParticleParameter>(AlphaScaleOverLife.Distribution);
			if (AlphaDist)
			{
				AlphaDist->ParameterName = FName(TEXT("InstanceAlphaScaleOverLife"));
				AlphaDist->ParamMode = DPM_Direct;
				AlphaDist->Constant = 1.0f;
				AlphaDist->bIsDirty = true;
			}
		}
		return true;
	}
	return false;
}

#endif