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Mistletoe of course is good, along with the Boys II Men song and both All I Want is You and All I Want For Christmas is You ( the latter being the Mariah Carey duet).
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"Fauxbama" and the race-mongers
By Michelle Malkin • February 29, 2008 11:07 AM
Just when you think identity politics can't parody itself any better (or worse), along comes a new set of race-mongers with an even more absurd set of grievances.
A story in today's Washington Post reads like a lead story in The Onion (via HA Headlines):
When Barack Obama announced his candidacy for president last year, some observers questioned whether the senator from Illinois was "black enough" to embody the hopes and aspirations of African Americans.
Now a variation on that theme has emerged: Is Fred Armisen, who is not African American, "black enough" to embody Obama on "Saturday Night Live"?
Debate over that question has been pinging around the Internet since Armisen, a veteran cast member, donned darker makeup to portray the Democratic candidate for the first time Saturday. Armisen played Obama opposite Amy Poehler's Hillary Clinton in a sketch satirizing the supposedly cushy treatment his candidacy has received from the media.
"SNL" impresario Lorne Michaels said yesterday by phone that he thought the sketch played so well that the show intends to air another Obama/Clinton debate spoof tomorrow night, with Armisen and Poehler reprising their characters.
The p.c. police worked itself up into a lather:
Maureen Ryan of the Chicago Tribune put the question bluntly: "Call me crazy, but shouldn't 'Saturday Night Live's' fictional Sen. Barack Obama be played by an African-American?" Ryan went on to conclude: "I find 'SNL's' choice inexplicable. Obama's candidacy gives us solid proof of the progress that African-Americans have made in this country. I guess 'SNL' still has further to go on that front."
Hannah Pool, a writer for the Guardian newspaper in Great Britain, suggested the whole setup had "minstrel" overtones.
"Casting a black actor wouldn't have guaranteed the quality of the sketch, but it would have made the whole thing a lot less shoddy," Pool wrote. "Let's get one thing straight. The moment anyone starts reaching for 'blackface,' they are on extremely dodgy territory. Anyone who thinks it's either necessary or, for that matter, remotely funny to black-up needs to have the gauge on their moral compass reset."
Never mind that both Obama and the "Fauxbama" actor, Armisen, are multi-racial.
Nobody much cared about Armisen's racial background (he is of white and Asian heritage) when he played Prince and Steve Jobs during seasons past of the NBC show. Nor did it seem to matter that "SNL's" Darrell Hammond, who is white, has impersonated the Rev. Jesse Jackson for years. Or that decades ago on "SNL," Billy Crystal played Sammy Davis Jr.
Commenter Vizzini turns the tables:
"Would a black SNL actor be white enough to play Obama?"
The same kind of racial identity frenzy broke out over the casting of English actor Jonathan Pryce as the Eurasian pimp in "Miss Saigon." Remember?
Actors' Equity denied permission yesterday for the English actor Jonathan Pryce to appear on Broadway next spring in the role of the Eurasian pimp that he created in the hit London musical "Miss Saigon."
The action by the American actors' union came in the face of a threat by Cameron Mackintosh, the show's producer, to cancel the Broadway engagement of "Miss Saigon" should Mr. Pryce be denied permission to re-create the role. The musical about an American G.I. and his Vietnamese lover in Saigon in 1975 was scheduled to open in March 1991 and has an advance sale of $24 million, the largest in Broadway history.
"After a long and emotional debate, the Council has decided it cannot appear to condone the casting of a Caucasian actor in the role of a Eurasian," the actors' union said in a statement that was read at news conference at its headquarters by Alan Eisenberg, the union's executive secretary.
"The casting of a Caucasian actor made up to appear Asian is an affront to the Asian community," Mr. Eisenberg continued. "The casting choice is especially disturbing when the casting of an Asian actor, in this role, would be an important and significant opportunity to break the usual pattern of casting Asians in minor roles."
That was 18 years ago. How pathetic to see the creative arts reduced to another self-pitying vehicle for the most unimaginative dullards of the racial/ethnic bean-counting mob. How little has changed.
Here's the SNL vid of Fauxbama:
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Ramal () – krótka wahadłowa linia będąca integralną częścią madryckiego metra. Jest to linia o długości 1.092 km podwójnego toru przebiegającego w tunelu w centralnej części Madrytu łącząca stacje Ópera i Príncipe Pío. Tabor na linii składa się z czterech pociągów typu CAF Serie 3000. Linia została otwarta 27 grudnia 1925 r. Zbudowana została w celu szybkiego połączenia z centrum miasta z obecną stacją kolejową Madryt Príncipe Pío, bez korzystania z uciążliwych przesiadek. Jednocześnie Ramal w języku hiszpańskim oznacza oddział.

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We're so excited to be a part of Preschool Inspirations' Dollar Store Discovery Bottle Blog Hop today!
I wasn't quite sure what I was going to put together because there are so so so many fabulous things to use at the Dollar Tree, but eventually I settled on this. And I'm happy to report that even weeks later, all of us are still playing with it (yes, even the adults, hah!).
Making it is SO easy, which makes it even better, right?
You can actually vary the speed at which your beads fall quite a bit depending on how much of which kind of soap you use. We used 3 bottles of clear Softsoap (handwashing soap) from the Dollar Tree with a few tablespoons of clear dish soap from the Dollar tree mixed in. If you use more dish soap, your beads will fall more rapidly; if you use more of the thick Softsoap, your beads will spend a longer time hanging suspended. Our soap mixture is mainly Softsoap, so the beads take about 20 minutes to travel from the top to the bottom. If there are little hands that are liable to unscrew the lid, I recommend placing a small line of super glue where the tightened lid meets the bottle (and a little on the bottle threading for good measure).
Initially I made this bottle with Mardi Gras bead strands from the Dollar Tree, but after a week the color from the beads began to come off and dye the soap. So I definitely recommend using pony beads or other beads made of colored plastic versus beads with colors painted on.
Soap is a great medium for filling discovery bottles because it's so clear and it does such interesting things with changing the speed with which objects move.
Thank you! Love your marble bottle - SO fun!!!
We HAVE to make this!!! I love that it takes so long for it to float up -- those are my favorites!
Thank you! And thank you for organizing!!! Love your mystery bottle!
Ooooh I like these - we've made calm bottles with glitter and glue before, but these would make for a cool change. I like that you can change how fast or slow they move - it would be a fun science experiment to try out too!
Thank you, Jessie! And great idea about turning it into a science project - love that!
Where do you find your Voss water bottles?
We used to find them at our local Whole Foods, but they stopped carrying them. :( Now we need to order them from Amazon (I put the link in the post).
Got mine at Raley's supermarket.
I've also found that corn syrup works well to add density to a sensory bottle. I also like that it doesn't bubble when shaken like glue does. You have to play around with it a bit to figure out what density you need for the objects you want to use (marbles are fun).
I blog at (inourpond.blogspot.com) I'd love for you to stop by if you have some time. I have lots of free preschool printables.


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Jovica Rujević (born 1 July 1977) is a Serbian male badminton player, and a former South Africa national badminton team. In 1996, he was the semi finalist at the South Africa International tournament in the men's doubles event with Dave Calvert. In 2013, he reach the final round at the Botswana International tournament in the men's doubles event partnered with Andries Malan. The duo became the runner-up after defeated by the Slovenian pair in the rubber game. At the Balkan Badminton Championships, he won the bronze medal in the mixed team event. He and Malan also the semi finalist at the 2016 South Africa International tournament. He also play for the Novi Sad badminton club, and in 2013 he won the men's and mixed doubles title at the  Vojvodina Championship, and also became the runner-up in the men's singles event.

Achievements

BWF International Challenge/Series
Men's Doubles

 BWF International Challenge tournament
 BWF International Series tournament
 BWF Future Series tournament

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1977 births
Living people
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Serbian male badminton players
South African people of Serbian descent
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This instructable will detail the creation of a multi-purpose, high tech Arduino survival kit. The key modules we will be focusing on in this tutorial is a rechargeable battery pack, a solar panel serial setup, an electronic buzzer, and a GPS+Bluetooth module. This combination of items will allow you to scare animals, alert rescue responders, and recharge your phone and track the path of your mobile Arduino setup.
Much of the code and materials made available in this tutorial are made possible thanks to the open source community and the thriving world of creators who are willing to help one another.
A web application has also been written for this module. This will allow you to walk without your phone and still be able to track your long hikes and journeys and visualise them using Googles Maps API. This is a simple to write program and can also be done by yourself if you wish to change the aesthetics or features of the page. Do note however that this must be opened in Chrome as it uses the latest and greatest web to Bluetooth API's.
A 5000mAh battery pack that supports charging via micro-usb and discharging via USB-A.
The most important part of our mobile setup is ensuring we have power on the go. We will make use of the Seeed solar shield to protect our components as we create a 6 Volt system with our solar panels. The Seeed Solar Shield can handle a Solar input voltage of 4.8~6 volts. Feel free to play around with this range by either supplying extra voltage and stepping it down or by wiring your circuits in different ways.
Step 1: If your Solar Panels lack connectors, you may have to pry into the back padding to find the metal contact points for the positive and negatives nodes respectively. Otherwise, if you do have wires with your panels, ensure they can be wired in the attached wire plan above. Cutting and resoldering your wires might be more convenient depending on the connection.
Step 2: Soldering a male wire to every positive pin and a female wire to every negative pin will allow you to extend your solar panels as needed. Depending on your usage of this survival kit, this wiring option gives you greater flexibility depending on your workspace and needs.
Step 2.b: It is a good practice to test your wirings with a voltmeter. If working in the dark, a flashlight from your phone camera should be enough to send some small amounts of voltage that will be visible.
Step 3: Once you have a series circuit of solar panels, (If using the ones we described in the requirements, you should now have a potential of 6 Volts), you can begin plugging them into the Solar Shield under the terminal labeled 'Solar'. If your wires do not plug in to this port, you may have to solder an end terminal on to your wires so that you can connect to this.
Step 3.b: Much like the above step, you will likely be unable to plug in your power bank directly to the battery terminal, especially with a commercial styled power bank. It is likely you will have to cut the cable and use a solder to mend the wires such that it can be plugged in to the battery terminal for solar charging.
Step 4. Also with the powerbank, plug it in to the microUSB port on the solar shield. Our powerbank charges through MicroUSB, and discharges through USB-A. With a program to monitor the charge and discharge, you should be able to make full use of your powerbank regardless of its ability/inability to charge and discharge at the same time.
The Solar Seeed Shield provides a red light to indicate when power is coming in from the Solar panels. This can be helpful in testing!
Now that we have our powerbank suitably prepared for charging, we can bring along your selected phone charger such that you can power your phone on any journey! USB-C, Lightning, Microusb, you name it!
It may be useful to use a breadboard for the following steps, depending on whether or not you are using a smaller Arduino.
For these steps, we will be using the SoftwareSerial library. If you have been following along on a different Arduino from the Mega, (Such as the Arduino DUE), you might find you lack the libraries to continue with the following code and steps. I personally struggled to find workarounds on the DUE and made the switch to the MEGA 2560.
Note, the antenna must be separately connected to the receiver. If you struggle to make this connection, (It should not take too much force and should result in a satisfying click), then you may need to take some pliers and shorten the width on the microcontroller of the module. On the Antenna side, the connector should be slightly flared, so do not try to slim this down or you will struggle further.
Since these two modules can both handle 5 Volts, it can be more convenient to wire them in series on the Breadboard. The GPS Module will not blink red until it receives a strong satellite connection, you may need to go outside and wait a couple of minutes for this to occur. However on subsequent usages this should become a much faster process and possible from tougher satellite conditions such as the indoors.
With the GPS Module and a larger memory from the Arduino Mega 2560, we can send our GPS data to bluetooth devices, and create maps through various web applications.
As you may well know, buttons can be wired via a simple two pin connection. When the button is pressed, the connection between these pins is restored. Many LED buttons will also contain extra pins for lighting. This separates the physical logic of the light and aesthetic and the actual purpose of the button. Our button contained a label for the positive and negative connections for wiring, however we lacked the wiring for the I/O pins. This may require some testing or fiddling around.
Step 1: Take your button with prong 'pins' and instead solder male wires to them so that the button can be placed in either a breadboard or directly into your Arduino.
Step 1b. Adding heat shrink and electrical tape can be an excellent way to ensure the stability of your newly soldered on wires. Skipping this step will save time but cause greater uncertainty when you are testing your new fancy button, especially when already running in to labelling issues.
Step2. Test your button and add any logic you like to it, such as turning on the bluetooth or acting as a button for our buzzer which will be installed in a future step.
Step 3: Make sure to include a debouncer in your code whatever you end up using the button for. Debouncersare a great way of making electrical currents intuitive and usable for programming.
Our button is placed under the 3.3v line along with a ground. The other pins are in 5 and 6 respectively and control our buzzer.
If you wish to minimise soldering and confusion, feel free to instead opt for a normal button. This will usually be better labelled and will provide a much more tactile click, which is easier to test.
A buzzer at the correct frequency can be a fright to animals (and potentially, annoying small children). A resistor can be used to make sure you don't blow the buzzer, as it does not require to full 3.3 volts that our Arduino can output.
The Arduino Mega 2560 has pins to spare, and our three pronged buzzer is plugged in to pin 47, largely to keep is seperated and organised from seperate components.
A recycle plastic pocket is made to perfectly fit in the 4 pieces of lightweight and flexible solar panels which have a metal ring hole that is for the wires to go through to the middle layer of the jacket to reach the power bank for charging on the left-hand side of the smart jacket. It is placed on the front because long distance hikers would carry big backpacks for staying over-nights there placing the panels at the back would definitely be less effective than putting them on the front.
Recycled transparent plastic, therefore it will not affect the functions of the panels as it allows sunlight to go through and also being water resistant which can prevent the wire from being damaged.
There is also a rectangle stripe covering the metal ring that allows connection between the batteries and the panels which is measured precisely for only covering the wire connection but not the surface of the panels.
Sizes: plastic pocket allows 4 (195mm x 58mm each) solar panels neat and efficiently arranged in a drop pattern.
An intelligent three-layer design can be used to protect your wiring and also provide comfort to the user. By separating the wiring from both the outside and inner layers, you not only allow yourself more room to work but you will ensure your user will be none the wiser as to the power and complexity of your Arduino Survival Kit!!
LED lights can also be placed on the shoulders and sleeves of the inner layer of the clothes while the to further enhance the survival components and visual aspect of the jacket. Intelligently chosen low power LED's will make a limited impact on the powerbank and still maintain the purpose of our mobile Arduino module. Ensure proper care is taken to not overheat any clothing and electrical components, such as by turning on for long periods of time. Feel free to leave your phone behind and go for a hike, when you return you will be able to upload your gps co-ordinates onto our web application linked in the first step of our instructable.
Awesome! I see a lot of survival kids on this site. But I think this is the first Arduino survival kit that I have seen.


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Costa Rica creates 2.47 million acre marine park
By Elizabeth Weise, USA TODAY
Costa Rica on Thursday created a massive new marine protected area in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, which conservationists hope will offer endangered marine species such as hammerhead sharks and leatherback turtles a place of respite to recover from increasing pressures from humans.
The protected area, called "Seamounts Marine Management Area" or Area Marina de Manejo Montes Submarinos, extends close to 2.47 million acres around the Cocos Islands. This extends by five times the existing National Park, which is currently a fully protected non-fishing zone and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The new sea park is larger than Yellowstone National Park in the United States.
Cocos Island lies 342 miles off the coast of Costa Rica in the Pacific Ocean. Just 12 miles around, it's sometimes called "Shark Island" because of the white tipped reef sharks, whale sharks, and scalloped hammerhead sharks that live near there.
The decree creating the marine reserve was signed by Costa Rican president Laura Chinchilla Miranda on Thursday March 3.
Costa Rica decreed a "day of national pride" for the announcement. "Creating a protected seamount area sets an important precedent. Sea mounts host endemic species, and the deep water that upwells along their sides brings nutrients that support rich feeding grounds for sealife on the surface. Seamounts serve as stepping stones for long-distance, migratory species, including sharks, turtles, whales and tuna. So we applaud the vision of the Costa Rican President, Laura Chinchilla Miranda, as well as the Minister and Vice Minister of Environment in making this historic move," Costa Rican Marine Program Coordinator for Conservation International, Marco Quesada said in a release.
The area is home to leatherback turtles, listed as critically endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. The Costa Rican population has declined 90% in the past 20 years, due in part to the loss of eggs to illegal harvest in nesting sites. Scalloped hammerhead sharks, also on the globally endangered species list, also live in the waters. They are targeted by fishermen for their fins.
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Happy Friday. This week has felt both long and short. For the past two weeks I have been very emotional as a result of working with the youth that I serve through the program Awaken Arts. Each week I think about the girls and their stories, and use their stories to inform the motivational speeches that speak to the girls and can echo with them long after I am no longer working with them. If you choose to believe that everyone starts on an even playing field, take the moment to volunteer with a non-profit that serves the underprivileged, abused or at-risk and you will quickly learn the truth. Some of the youth that I work with lack the basic support, love and encouragement from the families that they come from which causes instability within any persons life.
Last week as I was telling the girls to believe in their dreams and believe that they are the one to achieve their dreams, I started to cry when I realized that I won't be there to push them when they fear, doubt and feel like they want to quit. In fact, I told them that it won't be easy to achieve their dream, there will be moments where they will question their path and be tested by life to see if they truly want what they say they want. The past two weeks that I have spoken, the mentors have shaken their heads affirming my words and have said Amen with the wisdom that I have shared with the girls.
As my voice strengthens, my writing, messages and speaking also strengthens. This week is the final week with the girls. They will be doing a showcase of the art that they created in their small group over the past three weeks. While we encourage the girls to present their work, we don't pressure them into sharing because we are there to help the girls heal. However, as someone who has found their voice, I know the importance of speaking versus being in silent. I have been asked to encourage the girls to share their stories. Of the two final messages that I will give the girls, this weekend, the first message I feel completed to give here too.
Have a great weekend. Pray that I can speak through the tears that I know that will be shed as I address the girls this weekend.


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Q: end game after last question has been answered I am building a simple quiz with JavaScript, when the game starts everything works fine timer counts down, the score and questions both receive the correct values, but when the last question is answered the game will not end until the timer hits 0. I have moved where the timer starts and the game ends when time hits zero still to no success.
please check out the deployed page for a better view of the issue.
https://brycebann.github.io/The-Coding-Quiz/

//calling in id/class from HTML
const questionEl = document.getElementById("question")
const checkers = document.getElementById("right-wrong")
const timerEl = document.getElementsByClassName("timeSpan")
const answerOne = document.getElementById("answer1")
const answerTwo = document.getElementById("answer2")
const answerThree = document.getElementById("answer3")
const answerFour = document.getElementById("answer4")
const finalScoreEl = document.getElementById("pointScore")
const nameEl = document.getElementById("initials")
const highScoreEl = document.getElementById("highScoreList")
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//test question
var questionKey = [

  {
    question: "which variable has the value of a string.",
    choiceOne: "x = 6",
    choiceTwo: "x = \"87\"",
    choiceThree: "x = true",
    choiceFour: "x;",
    answer: "x = \"87\""
  },

  {
    question: "choose the operator that checks for value and type.",
    choiceOne: "=",
    choiceTwo: "+=",
    choiceThree: "===",
    choiceFour: "<=;",
    answer: "==="
  },

  {
    question: "choose  the true statement.",
    choiceOne: "4 != 4",
    choiceTwo: "4 > 85",
    choiceThree: "7 === \"7\"",
    choiceFour: "7.6 == \"7.6\"",
    answer: "7.6 == \"7.6\""
  },

  {
    question: "which data type is not primitive.",
    choiceOne: "boolean",
    choiceTwo: "array",
    choiceThree: "number",
    choiceFour: "string",
    answer: "array"
  },

  {
    question: "Which one is the Increment operator.",
    choiceOne: "**",
    choiceTwo: "/",
    choiceThree: "++",
    choiceFour: "+=",
    answer: "++"
  }
];

//starting positions
let timeLeft = 60;
let score = 0;
let currentQuestion = -1
let finalScore;

//change div to start the test
function changeDiv(curr, next) {
  document.getElementById(curr).classList.add('hide');
  document.getElementById(next).removeAttribute('class')
};

//button to start the game, this button will start the functions to change the on screen div and start the count down timer
document.querySelector('#startButton').addEventListener('click', gameStart);

function gameStart() {
  changeDiv('start', 'questionHolder');
  currentQuestion = 0;
  displayQuestion();
  startTimer();
};

//timer function/Count down
function startTimer() {

  let timeInterval = setInterval(
    () => {
      timeLeft--;
      document.getElementById("timeSpan").innerHTML = timeLeft
      if (timeLeft <= 0) {
        clearInterval(timeInterval);
        gameOver();
      }

    }, 1000);
};

function displayQuestion() {
  questionEl.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].question
  answerOne.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].choiceOne
  answerTwo.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].choiceTwo
  answerThree.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].choiceThree
  answerFour.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].choiceFour
}
//will end game when all questions are completed as well as populate the next question
document.querySelector('#questionHolder').addEventListener('click', nextquestion);

function nextquestion(event) {
  //console.log(event)
  //console.log(event.target.className)
  //console.log(event.target.textContent)

  if (event.target.className === "btn") {
    console.log(event.target.textContent, questionKey[currentQuestion].answer)
    if (event.target.textContent === questionKey[currentQuestion].answer) {
      score += 10
      console.log("correct")
      console.log(score)
    } else {
      if (timeLeft >= 10) {
        console.log(timeLeft)
        timeLeft = timeLeft - 10;
        document.getElementById("timeSpan").innerHTML = timeLeft
        console.log("not correct")
      } else {
        timeLeft = 0;
        gameOver();
      }
    }
    currentQuestion++;
    displayQuestion();
  }

};

//the game is over and logs your  current score
function gameOver() {
  timerEl.textContent = 0;
  changeDiv('questionHolder', 'finishedPage');
  finalScore = score;
  finalScoreEl.textContent = finalScore;
};
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      <button id="answer2" class="btn"></button>
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A: After you increment the "current question" counter, here currentQuestion++; check if the counter reached the length of your questions array questionKey:
// IF THERE ARE NO MORE QUESTIONS, CALL gameOver
if (currentQuestion == questionKey.length) {
  gameOver();
} else {
  displayQuestion();
}

//calling in id/class from HTML
const questionEl = document.getElementById("question")
const checkers = document.getElementById("right-wrong")
const timerEl = document.getElementsByClassName("timeSpan")
const answerOne = document.getElementById("answer1")
const answerTwo = document.getElementById("answer2")
const answerThree = document.getElementById("answer3")
const answerFour = document.getElementById("answer4")
const finalScoreEl = document.getElementById("pointScore")
const nameEl = document.getElementById("initials")
const highScoreEl = document.getElementById("highScoreList")
//const randomQuestionMix = mixedQ(); comment out to address later
//test question
var questionKey = [

  {
    question: "which variable has the value of a string.",
    choiceOne: "x = 6",
    choiceTwo: "x = \"87\"",
    choiceThree: "x = true",
    choiceFour: "x;",
    answer: "x = \"87\""
  },

  {
    question: "choose the operator that checks for value and type.",
    choiceOne: "=",
    choiceTwo: "+=",
    choiceThree: "===",
    choiceFour: "<=;",
    answer: "==="
  },

  {
    question: "choose  the true statment.",
    choiceOne: "4 != 4",
    choiceTwo: "4 > 85",
    choiceThree: "7 === \"7\"",
    choiceFour: "7.6 == \"7.6\"",
    answer: "7.6 == \"7.6\""
  },

  {
    question: "which data type is not primitive.",
    choiceOne: "boolean",
    choiceTwo: "array",
    choiceThree: "number",
    choiceFour: "string",
    answer: "array"
  },

  {
    question: "Wich one is the Increment operator.",
    choiceOne: "**",
    choiceTwo: "/",
    choiceThree: "++",
    choiceFour: "+=",
    answer: "++"
  }
];

//starting postions
let timeLeft = 60;
let score = 0;
let currentQuestion = -1
let finalScore;
let timeInterval;

//change div to start the test
function changeDiv(curr, next) {
  document.getElementById(curr).classList.add('hide');
  document.getElementById(next).removeAttribute('class')
};

//button to start the game, this button will start the functions to cnage the on screen div and start the count down timer
document.querySelector('#startButton').addEventListener('click', gameStart);

function gameStart() {
  changeDiv('start', 'questionHolder');
  currentQuestion = 0;
  displayQuestion();
  startTimer();
};

//timer function/Count down
function startTimer() {

  timeInterval = setInterval(
    () => {
      timeLeft--;
      document.getElementById("timeSpan").innerHTML = timeLeft
      if (timeLeft <= 0) {
        clearInterval(timeInterval);
        gameOver();
      }

    }, 1000);
};

function displayQuestion() {
  questionEl.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].question
  answerOne.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].choiceOne
  answerTwo.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].choiceTwo
  answerThree.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].choiceThree
  answerFour.textContent = questionKey[currentQuestion].choiceFour
}
//will end game when all questions are completed as well as populate the next question
document.querySelector('#questionHolder').addEventListener('click', nextquestion);

function nextquestion(event) {
  //console.log(event)
  //console.log(event.target.className)
  //console.log(event.target.textContent)

  if (event.target.className === "btn") {
    console.log(event.target.textContent, questionKey[currentQuestion].answer)
    if (event.target.textContent === questionKey[currentQuestion].answer) {
      score += 10
      console.log("correct")
      console.log(score)
    } else {
      if (timeLeft >= 10) {
        console.log(timeLeft)
        timeLeft = timeLeft - 10;
        document.getElementById("timeSpan").innerHTML = timeLeft
        console.log("not correct")
      } else {
        timeLeft = 0;
        gameOver();
      }
    }
    currentQuestion++;

    // IF THERE ARE NO MORE QUESTIONS, CALL gameOver
    if (currentQuestion == questionKey.length) {
      clearInterval(timeInterval);
      gameOver();
    } else {
      displayQuestion();
    }
  }

};

//the game is over and logs your  current score
function gameOver() {
  timerEl.textContent = 0;
  changeDiv('questionHolder', 'finishedPage');
  finalScore = score;
  finalScoreEl.textContent = finalScore;
};
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Life would be so much simpler your keyboard had an "edit" key.
You wouldn't have to worry about little things like typos, grammatical errors, run-on sentences or improper punctuation. And on a larger scale, your published content would be more clear, concise and compelling.
That would be great, right?
Sadly, programming geniuses have yet to develop a reliable algorithm for making dull, confusing or otherwise bad writing amazing (but I am hopeful, given what computer scientists have achieved in photo editing – more on that later).
Anyway, until "there's an app for that," you're stuck copy editing the old-fashioned way.
Get some distance. I know, I know. You're writing under a deadline. But unless you read your copy with a fresh set of eyes, you won't have the "distance" to spot fundamental errors. How long should you wait before editing your work? It's simple: as long as it takes for your brain to forget what you've written.
Verify a clear intent (i.e., do you properly convey your primary message at or near the top?).
Keep things simple. Using complex language or industry buzzwords can backfire, alienating or confusing your readers.
Get out your hatchet. Research has shown that the average human's attention span is down to eight seconds (that's less than a goldfish's, people). Reread your copy and question the necessity of each paragraph. Does it add value? Is it vital to your message? If not, condense or eliminate it. Save those great, but extraneous, ideas for future posts, articles or sub-pages!
Mechanics. The "rules" for writing may vary slightly with your medium and audience; that doesn't excuse poor grammar. Find a style guide that works for you and use it diligently.
Readability. Read your piece aloud and look for opportunities to improve sentence flow. Double-check for run-on sentences and break long ones into two or more shorter ones.
Consistency. Check your verb tense. Check your point of view. And if you're using subheadings or lists, check for parallel construction.
Homonyms. Don't trust your spell-checker. Common culprits are "too" and "to"; "your" and "you're"; "their" and "they're"; "its" and "it's." Your style guide will come in handy here.
Missed words. I recommend starting with the last paragraph and working your way back to catch these errors.
Capitalization. Job titles? Seasons? Directions? Academic degrees? Hmm…where's that style guide?
Formatting. Double-check for consistent use of: bulleting; text fonts, styles and sizes; date formats; dashes and spacing (between sentences and paragraphs).
Punctuation. Oxford commas? Semicolons with conjunctions? Where's that style guide?!?
Never let David do your proofreading for you. Trust me on this one. He's a copywriting and editing genius, but even he admits that his proofreading skills leave something to be desired!
Once you've done all of this, let yourself off the hook. There's no such thing as a "perfect" piece of writing. But if you get these basics right, you'll produce consistently better copy – and feel more confident when you hit that "Publish" button.
And if your staffing or recruiting firm ever needs help with editing, writing or anything else copy-related, just give Haley Marketing a call.
Oh, about the photo editing thing I mentioned earlier? Check out the photo editing algorithm these Brown University researchers are developing. It instantly changes the weather, time of day or season in an outdoor photo. Amazing!


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Some children know how to speak God's truth early on. Some are more reticent, but I think the best Christian formation helps them to realize that God has known them since before they were born, and that God's word is part of them, to be shared with the world in a unique way. Adults who have had the experience of growing up in the faith can help children to know God. Curricula help in Christian formation, and content matters, but relationships and the encounter with God matter more. Adults and children together can meet God and become prophets, apostles and teachers to others. They may not realize it, but God's words are in them, right in their mouths, ready to come out when God, by the power of the Holy Spirit, calls them forth.
Oh, what a beautiful and comical image the prophet Isaiah gives us for the world's response to the messiah coming in Israel. Multitudes of camels! How extravagantly the world will welcome him! Imagine if a multitude of camels arrived at your door. It would be a bit overwhelming and disorganized. That's probably why our friend John Henry Hopkins Jr. trimmed the number down to three bearing his three kings of Orient for his famous Epiphany hymn. It is a bit overwhelming and a bit strange to imagine the camels, and presumably their riders, from three whole nations arriving to see "the glory of the Lord." (Is. 60:1), but that is what the prophet says will happen.
Gratitude for God's care and the service of others.
This week I am grateful for the surprising ways that God takes care of us physically, emotionally and spiritually. It is a common theme in scripture to remind the people of God that their efforts are not what upholds the world and all living things, but God's creating, sustaining and redeeming power. Our work as individuals, families and communities is all in response to God's gift of our lives. It is this acknowledgement that everything belongs to God, including us, that makes care for others, service in the world and stewardship of resources and creation possible. Realizing that nothing we own or gain is ours opens us to a life that is less self-interested and more oriented toward service of others.
"Eat Me…Drink Me." Jesus takes us to Wonderland.
If last weeks' message about Jesus identifying himself as the bread from heaven, which is even better than the manna that God fed his people in the wilderness wasn't strange enough, this is something entirely more difficult to understand. It is no wonder that Jesus' listeners began to argue about what he meant and to reject his words. Jesus is setting himself up as a totally different kind of food than what they were used to getting from religion.
What the heck is the bread from heaven? Or, why we complain about evangelism.
A Reflection on Mothers' Day!
Today we gladly offer warm Happy Mothers' Day wishes to all mothers. This special celebration leads me to think about the great role that mothers play in passing on faith to their children. I realize that my own mom was instrumental in helping me develop a life of faith by her faithful instruction, but especially by her own authentic example.
A young man named Timothy, who lived a long time ago and became a Christian minister at a young age, was greatly influenced by his mother, Eunice, and his grandmother Lois—a little fact that we can all read about in the Bible in the Second Letter of Paul to Timothy, chapter 1, verse 5. St. Luke's can even claim a founding-mother. St. Luke's came to be thanks to the efforts of a woman, Aggie Finks, who began to serve children in our community with the zeal of a mother. Happy Mothers' Day to mothers everywhere! Effective mothers, grandmothers, and women who play mothers-like roles are treasured gifts to us all.
This past Tuesday, I learned more about the continued efforts that Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services is doing to help others have a roof over their heads. An easy way to support the work of GSH this month is to LIKE their FB site. For each FB LIKE that GSH receives in February an anonymous donor will contribute $5 to GSH.


text:
using namespace std;
class ACDDResourceBridge {

public:
        static ACDDResourceBridge* getInstance()
        {
                static ACDDResourceBridge instance;
                return &instance;
        }
        int  getResourceId(std::string type,std::string resName);
        void addResourceSymbol(std::string type,std::string resName,int value);

protected:
        struct Object_Creator
        {
                Object_Creator()
                {
                        ACDDResourceBridge::getInstance();
                }
        };
        static Object_Creator _object_creator;

        ACDDResourceBridge(){
        };
        ~ACDDResourceBridge() {
        }
};

#endif

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What does papermache, a beer stein and a flower vase all have in common? Nothing, until now! Here is a unique project, I bet you haven't seen before.
I had an assignment and wasn't sure how I was going to do it, but I was determined to find a way!
Find out how to make a German beer stein from papermache that can be used as a flower vase. Use for a German themed family reunion or an Octoberfest celebration.
Ready to put your crafting skills to the test?
Cut two pieces of carpet tube, one 3 inches long and the other 8 inches.
Tightly roll a 10 long x 1.75 inch wide piece of cereal box board, leaving a 1 inch piece on each end that isn't rolled.
Squeeze and bend into a C shape. Well, sort of but more squared off. This will be the handle on the papermache beer stein.
Hot glue on the side of the larger carpet tube about 1 inch down from the wider edge. It should also be up from the bottom about 1 inch. On the picture I don't quite have it down far enough, on the one end. I discovered later, this is not good when applying the decorative edge. Make sure you have that space, it will make things easier!
Squeeze the 3 inch piece so one side overlaps the other.
Place it inside the longer piece of carpet tube. Mark where it overlaps. Remove and cut the overlap piece out of the smaller tube.
Put back in, leaving it sticking up from the edge of the taller one about 1.5 inches. This creates a smaller lip on the inside of the beer stein.
Hot glue in place. Don't leave any globby, glue globbers on your goblet. In plain English, make sure it is smooth.
Add two layers of newspaper strips dipped in the papermache paste, to the handle. Let dry.
Do another layer on the handle paying close attention to adding pieces to connect it well with the mug.
Papermache the entire cardboard tube with two layers. Dry again.
Now add one layer to the inside.
Cover the handle with air dry clay. Carve and shape it to resemble an old tree branch.
Roll up a piece of tin foil about 1 inch wide and flatten.
Glue to side of mug around the bottom.
Cover tinfoil with masking tape.
Use an extruder with a medium sized round hole to make a long snake with the air dry clay. Put this around the top edge, where the lip is on the cup.
Make another one to go above the very bottom edge, above the tin foil.
Add white glue first, before applying to get a good bond.
Make a circular pattern on this using a hollow hole punch tool or the outside of a bic pen.
Use the rectangle shaped extruder disc to make a flat ribbon of air dry clay. Cover the foil at the bottom.
Curve it around and smooth it down. Add extra clay between the two pieces to fill in any gap.
The picture for the papermache beer stein is a castle on one side and a family crest on the other. Use the castle pattern to help with the sculpting. Since the family coat of arms is family specific, you are on your own with that part.
If you are using the castle template, print it out on white paper.
Since I had to make eight of these at once, I made a mold so all of the pictures were the same. If you are just making one, that isn't necessary. I wouldn't recommend making a bunch at a time. It is way too time consuming.
The design sticks out from the surface to give the papermache stein dimension and the sculpting takes time. Do just one, so you can get the picture looking it's best, without it taking a month of sundays. The picture can be way more detailed, because you won't have to worry about replicating it and having it look the same on other cups.
The picture is suppose to go all the way around the whole beer stein. Usually, one side has people portrayed doing something. Drinking, may be one activity.
It would have been nice to make the tree trunk handle with the tree extending down on to the mug itself. That was my original plan but with eight of these to do, time was running out and I just couldn't manage it.
To construct the castle, roll out the clay about 1/16th inch thick on a piece of wax paper. Put the pattern on the clay and trace around outer edge.
Add white glue to the area on the mug where you will be placing the castle.
Peel the wax paper off and place the castle on the side of the cup.
The castle has a lot of windows, so I made my own window shaper tool with a skewer stick and some air dry clay. This can be pushed into the clay to make each window uniform in shape and size.
The brick design on the castle was made by dragging the needle tool across the clay. First do the horizontal lines and then the vertical ones. Make sure to stagger the vertical lines in each row.
The edelweiss flowers are made using a small leaf shaped cutter. Details are added with a needle tool. Use 7 petals per flower.
Add 3 tiny balls to the center of each flower.
Use a smoothing tool to try to get rid of any lumps and bumps. It is easier to do it now, before the clay has dried.
Do the castle, the rocks and then the small leaf pattern underneath.
The flowers go on each side of these leaves.
You can of course skip this and do your very own design, if you want. Shrubs and trees would have looked nice, instead. There is a great website that has detailed instructions for drawing your own castle.
If you are sticking the clay to any surface that has already dried, always put a layer of white glue first.
Keep extra pieces of clay in a small ziplock bag. If you get interrupted part way through your sculpting, use plastic wrap to cover your work to keep the clay from drying out.
When you have finished sculpting, let the clay dry.
Use medium then fine grit sandpaper to smooth any lumps or bumps.
Mix dark yellow and a small amount of brown craft paint. Paint the top lip and bottom edge of the cup. The small strip with the circle design was painted a tan color.
So, this next part you may decide not to do (you can skip it and just add paint over the papermache.) I wanted an old antique look, so I did a tissue paper decoupage technique. I have done this on a few different craft projects. It is one of my favorite ways to get a unique finish on the papermache. When I do the tissue paper decoupage, I don't have to paint over it, except for a wash to enhance the wrinkles. This time, there is a bit of a twist. I painted over it, which I don't normally do. I will explain why, coming right up…. ( if you haven't fallen asleep yet! ) Well, almost coming right up, but not quite.
Rip small pieces of tissue paper, about 2 -3 inches. Smaller ones will be needed in around the flowers.
Crumple, then straighten back out. There will still be crinkles in it but that was the point of crumpling it up. This is the one time that I can actually say, wrinkles are a good thing.
Use a brush to apply a white glue/water mixture of two parts glue to one part water to the tissue paper. Apply to the cup in small sections at a time, around the sculpted clay picture. Use a clay tool to push the tissue paper down in all the little nooks and crannies. Cover the handle too.
Do three layers of tissue paper. Let dry.
Still awake? Now for my big explanation that you have been so patiently waiting for. I bet you have forgotten by now, what I was going to explain. It is about why I painted over the tissue paper. I used a dark yellow tissue paper and I was just going to apply a wash over top. I didn't like it. The family coat of arms picture I had put on one side, was too close to the same color. I let it sit for a while, so I could look at it and it just bugged me. It just had to be fixed! It wasn't fixing itself, just sitting there.
I painted over the tissue paper with tan coloured craft paint and it was starting to look better. You can save this step if you choose the right color tissue paper to begin with.
When this has dried, do a wash over top. Use 2 parts water to 1 part cinnamon brown paint. Let it sit for 30 seconds or so and wipe with a damp paper towel. Wipe carefully, so the tissue paper doesn't get damaged. One advantage to painting the tissue paper is, it won't damage as easily, when applying the wash.
Now, it's time to paint the raised up picture that you sculpted on the mug. Paint with water color paints, so it has a wash effect, not a solid paint.
The castle was painted with the yellow ochre water color. Add shading with burnt sienna.
Mix white with a tiny bit of black to make grey to fill in the windows.
Use grey to paint the rocks below the castle. Shade with darker tones of grey.
Flowers were painted white with yellow centres.
The leaf design is in light green.
Do a wash over the picture using the burnt umber brown.
When the paint has dried, spray on 3 coats of gloss sealer. (Drying between each coat).
You left the bottom of the mug open, right? At the beginning, I said there was an important reason why. Actually, there are at least three reasons. This is designed to be a flower vase and to do that you slip a jar inside. The jar is what contains the water, not the beer stein itself. If there was a bottom in this, once the water and flowers were put in the vase, it would be quite heavy. This puts a lot of stress on it, if someone tried to pick it up by the handle.
Another reason the bottom is left open, is because this is not waterproof. The only way this will hold water is with a jar placed inside. Papermache can be made water resistant but only with special sealers.
The most important reason the bottom was left open is, sure enough, some silly dilly would probably try to fill it with beer and drink from it! (Especially if this is a decoration at a party). This papermache beer stein is not food safe! The spray sealer is toxic.
There you have it, papermache, a beer stein and a flower vase do have something in common! Combined All in one, using a simple trick, a salsa jar hidden inside.


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Music was always part of Eddie Desautel's life, growing up in Albany. His earliest memories of music was the sound of drums vibrating throughout the house.
"My dad (Harold) was in a rock band called Stock Raven in the '80s, and when I was little, he would drum all the time," Desautel said. "Growing up, that's all I would hear on weekend mornings."
As a child, Desautel's favorite hobby was singing.
"For fun, I would mimic a lot of singers," he said. "I spent hours and hours singing to myself."
He explored singing further as a member of the Albany High School choir and was selected by the Minnesota Ambassadors Of Music and went on a 17-day tour of Europe singing at numerous events including the Notre Dame Cathedral.
Desautel would never imagine, one day, creating a music album of his own. But he is doing just that with the help of Harold who pushed him to get into music and create his own album. The album, Desautel said, should be finished by the end of January 2022 and is being produced by Harold's startup production company, called Desautel Productions, with mixing engineering and mastering engineering being provided by two separate studios in California.
"There are going to be seven songs on the album, and we are done with six of them," he said. "We're not sure yet on the name of the album, but it'll come."
Two singles have already been released from this album, and there will be no more releases until the album is done.
"Singles are nice, but you can only catch the true essence of a band by listening to an entire album," Desautel said.
The music genre of the album is rock, "but I like to call it northern rock," Desautel said, which he explained is different because of the style of vocals used.
"Every song is different," he said. "I'm using different methods or voices, nothing too crazy different, but you can definitely tell it's the same person but not the same vocals. And the newness of the sound, I can't pick it out other than to describe it as northern rock."
The group is made up of Desautel on lead vocals, Harold on drums, former Stock Raven band member Ross Zimmerman on bass guitar, lead guitarist Dez Vonjuiski, and Desautel's sister, Shelby, on back up vocals and also some lead vocals. Desautel and Shelby both have stage names, Eddie North and Vikki Steel, they go by in their album work.
About 1.5 years ago, they started working on the album. Almost every other weekend, they practiced, with Zimmerman and Vonjuiski, joining virtually.
"Ross would record at his house and send it through the web, as well as Dez," Desautel said. "It made it a lot harder, but they are not going to travel every time we practice."
The songs were written by both Desautel and Harold. Both draw inspiration for their lyrics from everyday life events.
"Everything (their songs) is just about my life and my dad's life," Desautel said. "We do a lot of life stuff because people can relate to it and understand it."
Relatable songs about life events, Desautel said, is what made many rock songs so popular and a favorite among listeners.
One of the album's songs, "Whole Night to Fight," touches on the current civil unrest and the views of law enforcement through the eyes of a law enforcement officer, something Desautel, who, while studying criminal justice interned with the Minnesota State Patrol, can relate to.
"You really got to listen to it to understand some of the meaning," he said.
Another song, called "Northwoods Man" was written by Harold about his deceased brother.
Although Desautel likes to dabble in other music genres, like rap or country, his strength and passion is rock.
"(Rock music) is a huge inspiration for what I do," he said. "It comes from those great '70s and '80s rock artists. I believe it's also the hardest type of music to do."
Creating music is a big part of his life, but it is not Desautel's sole career. This 2015 Albany High School graduate just graduated from St. Cloud State University with a criminal justice degree and a concentration on law enforcement. He works as a security officer for CentraCare Hospital in St. Cloud. He plans to attend Alexandria Technical and Community College to become a certified police officer.
"I like protecting people, especially people who can't protect themselves," he said.
Music will forever be a passion of his and he will continue to create songs throughout his lifetime.
"What I enjoy most is just finding and having the musical bond with people, especially my dad," Desautel said. "It helped us bond and find something we do together we enjoy. It's therapeutic for me to be able to express myself, and what I'm going through might be what a lot of other people might be going through too."
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Investing in a self-invested personal pension (SIPP) can bring great rewards, however many SIPPs are high risk. While your finances are, or at least could be, knowingly at risk, your SIPP provider should be secure. We've got some advice on what to do if your SIPP provider goes bust.
What if my SIPP provider goes bust?
If your provider goes bust, your money should not be impacted. Your money is not invested into the SIPP provider; they simply manage your investment.
Your money should be held separately in the specific investments you (or your SIPP provider) have chosen and cannot be taken by creditors.
Where does my SIPP money go?
Your SIPP is placed across a number of investments by the provider. You should have been made aware of these investments when you first invested your money. However, if you aren't, you can request the details of this from your provider.
Can I make a claim if my SIPP provider goes bust?
If you feel your SIPP was mis-sold because you weren't full aware of the risks or weren't given advice suitable to your circumstances when you initially invested your money, you can still claim compensation even if your SIPP provider has gone bust. The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) was designed for this purpose. Depending on the type of SIPP provider, you are entitled to different levels of compensation for your investment.
How much can I get back if my SIPP provider goes bust?
A pensions company, you are protected for up to 90 percent of your investment.
A specialised SIPP company, the FSCS protects investments up to £50,000.
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The Evolving Role of CAR T Cell Therapy in Hematological Malignancies : Episode 2
A Conversation on MRD in ALL
David Maloney, MD, PhD: One of the emerging areas is the use of MRD [minimal residual disease] testing, and this is a rapidly moving field. Do you want to give us a…?
Max Topp, MD: Sure. MRD is something shown to be the most prognostic factor for both pediatric and adult ALL [acute lymphocytic leukemia]. But the question really is, what technology to use. We traditionally have been using flow cytometry. There are more genetically based technologies, such as using the IgG rearrangement to track the B cells in these patients, and there's emerging technology using NGS [next-generation sequencing], for example. But overall, the data set is actually really compelling that this is the strongest predictive matter for survival in patients with ALL.
Jason Westin, MD: I think the NGS technologies are fascinating and are the most clinically utilized technology that's not flow based, that's based on sequencing—the heavy chain gene rearrangement is the adaptive technology so far. There's another technology that is looking at a panel of new patients. It's selected for the most common mutations for that disease and then sequenced over time to look for the initial clone as well as emerging other clones that may be relevant for ALL as well as for other lymphomas in the future.
Caron Jacobson, MD: There are some data in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma with response to frontline chemotherapy that was very, very promising. I'm not saying they're the same data for ALL, but you can imagine it would translate.
David Maloney, MD, PhD: Now that we have those tests, how often should we be doing them in the course of someone's disease?
Max Topp, MD: For ALL, frequently. After the induction phase and after the conservation phase, you test for MRD. The majority of clinical trials use pediatric-based protocols in adults and, obviously, in young children. A time point of still being MRD positive at week 10, week 12, week 14 is highly predictive of a patient actually having the truly chemotherapy-insensitive clone. Even with maintenance, there is always a risk for relapse for those patients.
David Maloney, MD, PhD: Tisagenlecleucel is approved in the multiple relapsed setting or refractory disease setting. Do we see that moving forward at this point? Or how do we sequence? Where does it come into the treatment of patients with this disease?
Caron Jacobson, MD: Right now it's approved in the setting of chemotherapy-refractory disease. It is for patients who don't respond to their frontline chemotherapy or relapse after frontline chemotherapy and then don't respond to a second line of therapy. I think more and more leukemia doctors are using it ahead of transplant. There's an emerging question of whether patients who have a good response after CAR [chimeric antigen receptor] T-cell therapy need to go on to have a consolidative transplant.
There is a planned, randomized study for tisagenlecleucel looking at CAR versus inotuzumab versus blinatumomab. Once that study gets off the ground, it will hopefully read out and let us know how we should sequence this with respect to the other CD19-targeted agents. It's an unanswered question, but we all really have to think hard about giving a patient a CD19-directed strategy ahead of a CD19 CAR T, because we are all worried about potential antigen loss leading to deceased efficacy.
David Maloney, MD, PhD: That's a really good point, but we also have to remember we cure most pediatric and young adult patients with ALL with conventional chemotherapy. We have now seen studies with blinatumomab and inotuzumab in the relapsed/refractory setting, which have relatively limited utility, I would guess, in that setting. But I think that blinatumomab is now approved as an adjuvant in MRD-positive patients as well. So it's really interesting to figure out how to sequence CAR-T cells if you're going to use a CD19-directed therapy just beforehand, and partly because of the risk of potentially augmenting antigen-negative escape; although I don't think we have much data on that at this point. Right now, how do you fit blinatumomab into the strategy?
Max Topp, MD: The data on treating MRD-positive ALL are established in that field. Inotuzumab is an agent that has been explored to be combined with frontline chemotherapy, and there are some very compelling data, at least from the phase II trial, showing that we could use that combination. In my mind, both of those agents would be somewhere integrated into frontline therapy. When a patient relapses or still remains MRD positive, the CAR T-cell therapy might come in to take care of business.
David Maloney, MD, PhD: Jason, how do we incorporate transplant? Is this going to be a road to eliminating transplant? In the ELIANA trial, I can't remember the exact number, but it was more than half the patients had already failed an allogeneic stem cell transplant when they were eligible to get this. We do know that, at least in the adult population, going on to a second allogeneic transplant after it failed myeloablative allogeneic stem cell transplant certainly has higher transplant-related mortality. What do you think about this?
Jason Westin, MD: This is a big unmet need. We don't yet know the answer to this. As you said, going for a second allotransplant is quite dangerous. We don't have a lot of data to suggest that's required. However, for ALL patients who get a response and are relapsed/refractory already responding to CAR T, it's quite tempting to consolidate them with an allogeneic stem cell transplant. I think this is an area for which we don't have an answer, but the risk of relapse without consolidation is tempting for many people to consider an allogeneic transplant in that space.
David Maloney, MD, PhD: Although I think in the ELIANA trial, again, the majority of patients did not get second transplants. We are truly looking at some long-term outcomes in patients who did not get a second allotransplant. I can just comment that in our adult population we have looked at this. Our policy at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is to transplant patients who have not had a prior transplant if they have a donor and are transplant eligible. We think that with maybe the exception of patients we consider to have low-risk disease, which will be low LDH [lactate dehydrogenase], high platelet counts, and MRD kind of going into the CAR T, that's the only group for which maybe we think could not get a transplant and have the same outcome, although we know that's quite controversial.
Jason Westin, MD: It's controversial, and we don't know. As we get better MRD technology, perhaps we could look at not doing that in people who are truly deeply MRD negative, but that's controversial.
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NICE Recommends Axicabtagene Ciloleucel for Lymphoma
Lunning Lends Insight on Pivotal Data From Pan Pacific Lymphoma 2022
Cilta-cel Meets PFS End Point in Relapsed/Lenalidomide-Refractory Multiple Myeloma
Sauter and Hill Talk Through CAR T-Cell Sequencing and Access in Lymphomas
European Commission to Review Luspatercept for Anemia-Associated, Non-Transfusion Dependent Beta Thalassemia
FDA Awards Fast Track Designation to Tamibarotene for Increased-Risk MDS


As we walk into New Fantasyland at Walt Disney World Resort, that same rush of excitement washes over me. It's the feeling I experienced years ago, stationed in front of the television to watch Walt Disney create magical moments every Sunday night. This new area in Magic Kingdom would definitely warm the heart of Walt Disney who had the vision to build the Magic Kingdom and the original Fantasyland forty-one years ago.
It took Walt Disney Imagineers – that's what they call the people who create the magic that is Disney – from more than 140 disciplines, everyone from writers to engineers, to bring Fantasyland to life.Each drew inspiration from Walt Disney and his penchant for spinning imaginative tales. "It's all about storytelling," says Walt Disney's Chris Beatty, imagineer and creative director for New Fantasyland. And, at Disney, it's also about celebrating new storytelling achievements.
If there's one thing Walt Disney World Resort knows how to do, it's throw a grand opening party. The Resort did just that last December when it brought in Ginnifer Goodwin, who plays Snow White on the hit ABC show "Once Upon a Time" and American Idol-turned-pop-star Jordin Sparks to open New Fantasyland. After jump-starting the festivities, they invited all of us crowded around Cinderella Castle to visit the new attractions, just steps away.
Walking up to the magnificent Beast's Castle, which sits in the shadows of Cinderella Castle and is home to the new Be Our Guest Restaurant, is an experience itself. The bridge leading to the huge castle door is flanked by impressive stone figures. Two massive lion-like statues guard the entrance.The lavish restaurant is divided into three sections. The first is a spacious, elegant ballroom centered by a massive chandelier measuring more than 12 feet tall and 11 feet wide and outfitted with over 84 candles and more than 100 hanging jewels. The gallery of windows in the back of the room – just one of the 115 rooms in this castle – overlooks snowcapped mountains with a backdrop of falling snow, just one of the many details inspired by the "Beauty and the Beast" film.
The intimate Rose Gallery is adorned with rose accents, paintings of the characters in the epic tale and tapestries.In the center is a music box nearly seven feet tall with a twirling Belle and the Beast. The West Wing of the Castle is a dark, ominous room with cobweb-like tapestries hanging from the ceiling, tattered drapes at the windows and a mysterious painting above the fireplace with special features that you could miss if you don't pay close attention. Don't be surprised if you hear thunder in the distance. It's all part of the mystery.
The restaurant offers lunch service by day and full-service table dining at night featuring French-inspired cuisine, everything from mussels steamed in white wine and oven-baked ratatouille – a nice treat for those of us that like our veggies — to triple-chocolate cupcakes and passion fruit.
New Fantasyland's French fairytalestyle village also is home to the very innovative Enchanted Tales with Belle attraction where an enchanted mirror becomes the gateway to a new kind of interactive storytelling experience.Disney has gone to great lengths to make this attraction and its counterparts in Fantasyland as authentic as possible."The goal was for us to create characters that are real," says Beatty, who was responsible for leading the creative team in developing the vision and implementation of the new area.
As my daughter, Angela, and her fiance, Andy, and I stood patiently with the crowd in Maurice's cottage – Belle's father in "Beauty and the Beast" if you're not familiar – our Enchanted Tales host pointed out a book with a bite taken out of it, a detail that pays homage to the film.Then, in a pixie-dust moment we were transported into the Beast's library filled with 12,000 books. It is at that moment that we stepped into the story of "Beauty and the Beast" with Belle, Madame Wardrobe, and Lumiere. The three retold the "tale as old as time" with the help of some audience members – something you really have to see to appreciate.
New Fantasyland is also home to Under the Sea – Journey of the Little Mermaid, an attraction where you travel above and below the waves in clamshells, and the the sky.
Dumbo's new sporty red and gold colors are inspired by the fifties- and sixties-era retro tin toys. The attraction is connected to the indoor big top where you participate in circus-themed activities and games while waiting to ride the lovable pachyderm. When you enter the big top, you will get a circus ticket pager that holds your place in line and notifies you when it's your turn to ride.
Storybook Circus also features the Casey Jr. Splash 'N' Soak Station water play area, Pete's Silly Sideshow where you meet some Disney circus stars and the Fantasyland Train Station as well as Barnstormer, a roller coaster with daredevil-style dips that has you following the twisting, turning flight of stuntman Goofy.
The much-anticipated Princess Fairytale Hall, where the Disney princesses will meet their loyal subjects, opens later this year. And, for the first time that I can remember, Disney is letting you get a glimpse through peepholes in the construction partition of the new Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, which opens in 2014. The family-style coaster features a first-of-its-kind ride system with a train of vehicles that swings back and forth.
I would be remiss if I didn't mention our fun digs at Disney's Art of Animation Resort. The resort has four distinctly designed wings – Finding Nemo, Cars, The Little Mermaid, and our cozy little home away from home, The Lion King. All of the wings except The Little Mermaid offer large family suites.
We were impressed by the landscapes outside our wing, which reflected the "The Lion King" film, complete with an elephant graveyard play area. Every time we walked back to our building we made sure to glimpse over at the life-size replicas of Pumbaa, Timon and Simba dancing across a log bridge in true hakuna matata style. Even the interiors of the rooms were themed to the film, from the shower curtains with Pumbaa and Timon to the headboards with Zazu.
My daughter Angela, who has been to Disney World more than 12 times and has considered having her wedding at Disney, was particularly impressed with the hotel's gigantic lobby, complete with giant sketchbooks filled with some of her favorite Disney characters. That's just the type of reaction Disney was going for. "Our goal was to make guests feel like they have been immersed in the artistry and enchantment of Walt Disney and Disney Pixar animated classics," says Imagineer Frank Paris of the Art of Animation Resort.
We think they nailed it.


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A JavaScript equivalent of PHP's deg2rad

{% codeblock math/deg2rad.js lang:js https://raw.github.com/kvz/phpjs/master/functions/math/deg2rad.js raw on github %}
function deg2rad (angle) {
  // From: http://phpjs.org/functions
  // +   original by: Enrique Gonzalez
  // +     improved by: Thomas Grainger (http://graingert.co.uk)
  // *     example 1: deg2rad(45);
  // *     returns 1: 0.7853981633974483
  return angle * .017453292519943295; // (angle / 180) * Math.PI;
}
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deg2rad(45);
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0.7853981633974483
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Save our "forgotten" war memorial.
That was the call today from worried community leaders concerned a piece of the resort's heritage could be lost for good.
Campaigners say the stone memorial, in the grounds of the former Co-Operative Sports and Social Club, Preston New Road, in Marton, has been "left to rack and ruin" since the club closed its doors for good after going under two years ago.
Once pristinely maintained, the land around the monument, which still bears a poppy wreath, is now overgrown and unkempt.
Today the Co-Op, which still owns the land on which it is sited, has pledged to clean the area up after the concerns were highlighted by The Gazette –and added there were no immediate plans to redevelop the land.
But campaigners have now called for it to be permanently rehomed – fearing eventual redevelopment could see it damaged or disappear for good.
Mike Coyle, 68, who works with the War Memorials Trust and Imperial War Museum, and also has the backing of the Royal British Legion and local councillors, is calling for action.
He said: "The memorial is being forgotten about and getting grubby. It's a bit of heritage we need to look after.
"I walked past and realised it was derelict. I thought someone would have carried on (looking after it).
He added: "No-one seems to know anything about it.
"I'm sure people will be interested just to know it's there.
"The dedication on it is commemorating people who died in our name during the wars, so it's significant.
The memorial was first unveiled in 1957 by ex-serviceman Frederick Lord, and was designed to honour the many workers from the First Blackpool Co-operative Society who gave their lives in both the First and Second World Wars.
It also bears the words of the Ode Of Remembrance by poet Laurence Binyon.
And campaigners say there is growing support for the memorial to be moved on to public land to be appreciated by the community year round.
Ian Coleman, president of the Royal British Legion in Blackpool, said it was vital such memorials are preserved to honour the fallen and conserve the country's history.
He said: "I think the public would have to find a spot that will be more fitting or, if possible, clear it up and make it possible for the public to visit.
"Perhaps it could be moved on to church grounds or some other suitable position where it can be appreciated and the names upon it not be hidden away but on full view for their sacrifice.
"We should all do what we can to consecrate the memory of those who've been lost.
The calls have been echoed by residents of Marton on a Facebook group, called Marton Past and Present, which was set up for residents to discuss developments in the area.
More than 20 comments have been posted by residents concerned about the future of the memorial.
Coun Adrian Hutton, Blackpool Council's ward councillor for Clifton, where the war memorial lies, said he will do all in his power to support Mr Coyle's work.
He said: "If I can do anything to support any campaign to preserve it or move it, I will.
"I will try to find out what's happening with the property and then what we can do it either move it to a more appropriate place or get it tidied up.
"I think it would be better on public land where everyone can see it to remember the dead.
The club closed in August 2013 after it was unable to meet debts of £42,000 and trading was no longer "sustainable", according to former club chairman Peter Searle.
It had originally been sited on Victoria Road, but moved to its current site in the 1960s.
It had been opened as a social facility for Co-Operative employees at the nearby bakery, now McDonalds on Preston New Road.
He added there are no immediate plans for the future of the building and land.


The official launch of the Arabian Business 100 Most Powerful Indians list was attended by some of the best-known names across retail, banking, healthcare and media.
Most Inspiring Indian in Philanthropy – K Kumar.
Most Inspiring Indian in Media - CEO of Zee Entertainment for the region, Mukund Cairae.
Most Inspiring Indian for Science & Medicine - Dr. Pramod Warhekar.
Most Inspiring Indian in Business - Mr. Raghuvinder Kataria.
Most Inspiring Indian woman - Gulshan Kavarana.
Most Inspiring Indian in Corporate Social Responsibility - Mr. Micky Jagtiani, founder, Landmark Group.
ITP Group chairman Andrew Neil was on hand to highlight the success of the region's Indian expat community.
At the event, Micky Jagtiani, founder of retail giant Landmark Group, was named as one of the Gulf's Most Inspiring Indians.
The event was hosted by the Consul General of India, H.E. Sanjay Verma, at the Madinat Jumeirah on Tuesday night.
Vasu Shroff, founder of the Regal Group, was one of the stars of the successful event.
Avi Bhojani, Group CEO, Bates PanGulf.
Rizwan Sajan (left), chairman of Danube Group with Falguni Mehta (centre) and Yogesh Mehta (right), managing director of Petrochem ME.


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Mesnil-sous-Vienne – miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Normandia, w departamencie Eure.

Według danych na rok 1990 gminę zamieszkiwały 83 osoby, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 15 osób/km² (wśród 1421 gmin Górnej Normandii Mesnil-sous-Vienne plasuje się na 809 miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 646).

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Miejscowości w departamencie Eure