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Q: Setting Outlook appointment data through a userform I am trying to set Outlook appointments from a userform in Excel. The code works if I am referencing cells. How do I reference boxes in a userform? I also need to add to the code recipients for the meeting which I would reference from a different list worksheet.
Here is the code that references the cells in Excel which works by clicking a button in the worksheet:
Sub AddAppointments()
    ' Create the Outlook session
    Set myOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")

    ' Start at row 2
r = 2

Do Until Trim(Cells(r, 1).Value) = ""
    ' Create the AppointmentItem
    Set myApt = myOutlook.CreateItem(1)
    ' Set the appointment properties
    myApt.Subject = Cells(r, 1).Value
    myApt.Location = Cells(r, 2).Value
    myApt.Start = Cells(r, 3).Value
    myApt.Duration = Cells(r, 4).Value
    ' If Busy Status is not specified, default to 2 (Busy)
    If Trim(Cells(r, 5).Value) = "" Then
        myApt.BusyStatus = 2
    Else
        myApt.BusyStatus = Cells(r, 5).Value
    End If
    If Cells(r, 6).Value > 0 Then
        myApt.ReminderSet = True
        myApt.ReminderMinutesBeforeStart = Cells(r, 6).Value
    Else
        myApt.ReminderSet = False
    End If
    myApt.Body = Cells(r, 7).Value
    myApt.Display
    r = r + 1
Loop
End Sub

This is my attempt at changing the code to reference boxes in a userform:
Private Sub Cmdappointment_Click()

Dim outlookapp As Object
'the mail item is the contents inside a mail
Dim mitem As AppointmentItem
'created outlook app
Set outlookapp = CreateObject("outlook.Application")
'it will open a new application
Set outlookapp = New Outlook.Application
'Set mail item
Set mitem = outlookapp.CreateItem(olMailItem)
Do Until userform2.TextBox4.Value = ""

    ' Create the AppointmentItem
    Set myApt = myOutlook.CreateItem(1)

    ' Set the appointment properties
    On Error Resume Next

    mitem

        myApt.Subject = Me.texbox4.Value
        myApt.Location = Me.texbox3.Value
        myApt.Start = Me.ComboBox1.Value
        myApt.Duration = Me.ComboBox2.Value
        ' If Busy Status is not specified, default to 2 (Busy)
        If Me.ComboBox3.Value = "" Then
            myApt.BusyStatus = 2
        Else
            myApt.BusyStatus = Me.ComboBox3.Value
        End If
        If Me.TextBox1.Value > 0 Then
            myApt.ReminderSet = True
            myApt.ReminderMinutesBeforeStart = Me.TextBox1.Value
        Else
            myApt.ReminderSet = False
        End If
        myApt.Body = Me.TextBox2.Value
        myApt.Display

    End With
Loop

End Sub

A: Sub cmdappointment_Click()
    ' Create the Outlook session
    Set myOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")

    Do Until userform2.TextBox4.Value = ""
        ' Create the AppointmentItem
        Set myApt = myOutlook.CreateItem(1)
        ' Set the appointment properties
        myApt.Subject = userform2.TextBox4.Value
        myApt.Location = userform2.TextBox3.Value
        myApt.Start = userform2.ComboBox1.Value
        myApt.Duration = userform2.ComboBox2.Value
        ' If Busy Status is not specified, default to 2 (Busy)
        If userform2.ComboBox3.Value = "" Then
            myApt.BusyStatus = 2
        Else
            myApt.BusyStatus = userform2.ComboBox3.Value
        End If
        If userform2.TextBox1.Value > 0 Then
            myApt.ReminderSet = True
            myApt.ReminderMinutesBeforeStart = userform2.TextBox1.Value
        Else
            myApt.ReminderSet = False
        End If
        myApt.Body = userform2.TextBox2.Value
        myApt.Display
    Exit Do
    Loop

End Sub

A: Sorry couldn't fit the code in the comments so here are a couple of issues...
You are creating outlookapp and using myOutlook Object.
And also you are creating two mail items mitem and myApt each respectively from outlookapp and myOutlook. Eventually using only myApt. I do not know the origins of myOutlook. But I would rewrite the code to use just one set. One set of OutLook and MailItem objects just like in your worksheet application
Set outlookapp = CreateObject("outlook.Application")
'it will open a new application
Set outlookapp = New Outlook.Application
'Set mail item
Set mitem = outlookapp.CreateItem(olMailItem)
Do Until userform2.TextBox4.Value = ""

    ' Create the AppointmentItem
    Set myApt = myOutlook.CreateItem(1)

To add recipients do the below
myApt.Recipients.Add('j doe')

To make it a bit more safe I would add the below line as well
Dim myApt As AppointmentItem


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Women's Super League 1
13 December 2020 Venue Madejski Stadium Attendance
Manchester United Women
🔜 Preview | Royals welcome Manchester United to RG2 on Sunday
Reading FC Women take on top of the league red devils
This Sunday Reading FC Women host Manchester United at Madejski Stadium for a 12.30pm kick-off in the FA Barclays Women's Super League.
Fans will be in attendance once again to watch the encounter between Kelly Chambers' Royals side and Casey Stoney's Manchester United, who currently sit top of the WSL table and remain undefeated so far in league competition.
Last weekend, Reading welcomed Bristol City to Madejski in a match that was hugely significant as it marked the return of fans. However, despite Chambers' side dominating the game with over thirty attempts on the Bristol City goal, they only managed to walk away with a single goal and point, despite putting on such an attacking display for the returning supporters in attendance.
Bristol scored against the run of play from a counter-attack involving Ebony Salmon and Charlie Wellings, who fed the ball into Emma Bissell to score the opening goal of the game before half-time.
The Reading goal did eventually come early in the second-half, from Fara Williams, who made a triumphant return to the starting line-up after several weeks out due to illness. However, Reading were unable to add a much needed second goal to their tally despite the constant barrage of attempts, and a 1-1 score line was all that Reading had to show for their efforts.
The 1-1 draw marked the fourth in a row for Reading, who walked away with the same score line against Everton and Tottenham on the road, as well as Manchester City at home. This leaves the Royals in 6th place in the WSL table, just 5 points behind Manchester City in 4th place.
The Red Devils are in town
Manchester United's fine start to the FA Barclays Women's Super League campaign – unbeaten in their first eight outings – shows their intention not only to break into the top three but also to finish as champions. After a fourth-place finish in their first season in the WSL, this time around Casey Stoney's side have already beaten Arsenal and shared the points with Chelsea and Manchester City. The local derby with City showed the character of their current squad; outplayed and trailing 2-0 at the break, they rallied superbly to thoroughly deserve a draw. The quality of the summer acquisitions has greatly strengthened the squad and nine different players have already netted in the league this season. Leading the way with 4 goals is former City player Ella Toone, while both Kirsty Hanson and Alessia Russo have 3 each to date.
United's New faces
Casey Stoney made some influential signings pre-season that have undoubtedly contributed to her side's impressive start to the campaign. Central attacking midfielder Lucy Staniforth joined from WSL rivals Birmingham City. The 28-year-old who started out with Sunderland has 16 full caps for England. Like rivals Manchester City, Stoney has recruited two of the USA 2019 World Cup winning side. Forward Tobin Heath, aged 32, spent the last seven years with Portland Thorns and is a two-time World Cup winner. Meanwhile forward Christen Press was signed from Utah Royals. Another two-time World Cup winner, the 31-year-old has an impressive 138 caps and 58 goals for her country. Forward Alessia Russo was signed from North Carolina Tar Heels, and the 21-year-old, once with Chelsea, made her full England debut last March in the She Believes Cup. Finally, Spanish international defender Ona Batlle, 21, joined United last July from Levante.
In their maiden campaign the Red Devils won the 2018-19 FA Women's Championship in style picking up 55 points out of a possible 60 and conceding just seven goals. In cup fixtures that season, they came across the Royals twice. A crowd of 4,835 turned out at United's Leigh Sports Village for an early season meeting in the FA Continental Cup. The Royals won 2-0 courtesy of goals from Brooke Chaplen and Gemma Davison that day. The more important cup meeting came at Adams Park the following March, in the Quarter Final of the Women's FA Cup. The first 90 minutes were goalless but then five goals made it an extraordinary extra thirty minutes. United took the lead through an Alex Greenwood penalty only for Remi Allen to equalise with a looping header. An own goal from Natasha Harding saw United regain the lead but the Royals equalised almost immediately, Rachel Furness sweeping home from close range. In the last minute, with a penalty shootout beckoning, Icelandic international Rakel Honnudottir forced home a loose ball to clinch a dramatic 3-2 victory for Kelly Chambers' side. United's only win to date over Reading came at the Leigh Sports Village in the WSL in late October of last year. The Royals enjoyed plenty of possession but were punished by goals from Kirsty Hanson and Jess Sigsworth as United ran out 2-0 winners. In the Adams Park return in early February Lauren James put the visitors ahead on the half hour mark. In the second period former Reading player Mary Earps saved a Fara Williams penalty but ten minutes from time Williams had another opportunity from 12 yards. This time Williams hit her mark and the final score ended honours even at 1-1.
Last week's match against Bristol City marked the return of fans to Madejski to cheer on Reading FC Women.
The return of our valued and loyal supporters was a resounding success, with everyone in attendance enjoying a safe, positive experience at the stadium.
One fan in attendance, Vicki, said the following of her matchday experience, "Thanks to all involved in the organising of the new protocols for attending Reading matches. I was greeted on arrival by a friendly Steward who advised me of the new procedures. There was lots of space in the upper East stand seating, everyone was wearing face masks and there was hand sanitizer available. It made me proud to be a supporter of Reading Football Club. I felt very safe and it was fantastic to be cheering on Reading Women again."
Print at home only tickets are still available to purchase here, until 10pm on Sunday.
After 5pm today (Friday) tickets can only be purchased online and not over the phone.
Parking will be available on the day for £10 contactless payments only.
PLEASE NOTE THAT TICKETS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO BE PURCHASED AT THE GAME.
Reading FC Women v Manchester United Women | Sunday 13th December | 12.30pm | Madejski Stadium | Available to watch on BBC Red Button
📺 Two Reading FC Women fixtures picked for tv broadcast
Two of Reading FC Women's three remaining games of the calendar year have been chosen for broadcast, including a revised kick-off time against Manchester United.
📝 Report | Reading bested in close encounter with Manchester United
Reading FC Women pipped by late goal against top of the league
Reading FC Women were on the wrong side of a 2-1 scoreline against top of the league Manchester United at Madejski, where a late goal for the red devils was the only thing between the two sides.
A first-half goal from the visiting side courtesy of Leah Galton was cancelled out in the second-half by a strike from Jess Fishlock, however, with just over five minutes remaining, Haylee Ladd nodded in from a set piece to seal the victory for the visiting side to ensure they remain unbeaten.
After Manchester United enjoyed a trio of early corners as they looked to apply the pressure in the first five minutes, the Royals soon took over and had some solid chances themselves. Amalie Eikeland played a ball across the goal-mouth for skipper Natasha Harding, who was celebrating her 50th appearance as a Royal, but she was unable to get anything on the end of it, despite her sliding efforts. The ball eventually made its way out to Jess Fishlock, whose powerful half-volley soared just over the Manchester United bar.
Another ball came in from the right for Harding not long later, this time from Emma Harries who made her very first start for Reading. Her cross was met by the advancing Captain, whose thunderous header was just wide of the mark.
There were chances at both ends as Kirsty Hanson went close for the visiting side and Williams did the same for the Royals.
It was a Reading attack which culminated in Harries being brought down in the United box that lead to the opening goal. As the referee waved away claims for a penalty, United broke quickly on the counterattack and in a matter of seconds Leah Galton was galloping towards the Reading goal. Grace Moloney managed to get a touch on her shot, but the ball ended up rippling the back of the net.
The remaining ten minutes of the half saw the ball go from end to end as United looked to double their lead and Reading sought to get off the mark, but the referees whistle went before the scoreboard could be added to.
Half-time: Reading FC Women 0 - 1 Manchester United Women
Reading came out the blocks quickly in the second-half, with two chances before the first minute was up. Harries got her head on a cross and forced a save from Mary Earps, before Harding tried to clip the ball past the United keeper and almost succeeded if it weren't for a touch from the visiting defence.
However, the Royals only had to wait for ten minutes before the equaliser came. Harding received the ball high up the pitch and played it back to Fishlock who strode into the United box and got a shot in. The ball took a deflection, went past Earps and into the back of the net as Fishlock celebrated her first goal in blue and white.
Reading took the reigns for a while following the equaliser as Fishlock, Harries and Harding repeatedly broke through the United defence.
However, United struck again with less than 10 minutes left to play, as a corner was swung in and Hayley Ladd was the last one on the ball, nodding a close-range header to Grace Moloney's right.
Reading kept battling and threw everything they could at United, but ultimately, they walked away without the points that the performance deserved.
Full-time: Reading FC Women 1 - 2 Manchester United Women
Reading FC Women:
Moloney, Leine, Bartrip, Woodham, Cooper, Fishlock, James, Harding, Eikeland (Rowe 81'), Williams, Harries
Subs not used: Nayler, Roberts, Childerhouse, Bruton, Carter.
Goals: Fishlock (56')
Manchester United Women: Earps, Battle, A. Turner, M. Turner, Smith, Ladd, Groenen, Toone (Staniforth 60'), Heath, Galton, Hanson (Ross 72')
Subs not used: Bentley, McManus, Okvist, Zelem, Fuso.
Goals: Galton (33'), Ladd (82')
Yellow cards: A. Turner (63'), Heath (90+4)
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Steely Dan- Katy Lied 45th Anniversary- Donald Fagen, the late Walter Becker
Steely Dan's 1975 fourth album, Katy Lied , is a perfect example of a "sleeper", but it's not simply the passage of time that obscures its many-faceted brilliance. Even from this forty-five year vantage point, AllMusic.com's Stephen Thomas Erlewine writes in his five-star review, "An alluringly sophisticated album of jazzy pop, on Katy Lied Walter Becker and Donald Fagen began relying solely on studio musicians…Immaculate sound…the songs are uniformly brilliant." Pitchfork rates Katy Lied a 9.1 on a ten scale, where Mark Richardson opines, "Before Katy Lied Steely Dan were a rock band, but this is the record where they became something else…Katy Lied is the fulcrum in this progression".
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By Mark Owens February 1, 2017 at 10:40 am
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INDIANAPOLIS, IN - FEBRUARY 05: Brian Billick watches warmups on the field before the New England Patriots take on the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 5, 2012 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Former NFL player and coach Brian Billick talks Super Bowl live from Houston.
He won a SB Ring as the Ravens head coach and is live from Houston to talk about the Falcons chance Sunday. He talks about how if you are just coming into football, that the Falcons look better than the Patriots. He credits Dan Quinn and says thats the X Factor for Atlanta. The way he has the Falcons can frustrate a team and it will affect Tom Brady. He also gives Matt Ryan his MVP vote.
He spends a few mins talking about coaching rookies and coaching in the biggest game of the year. Brian also gets a plug in for Seat Geek. An online ticket site that helps find the best seat to the best events at the best price.
Click below to hear Brian Billick with Rick and John.


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Q: Write my own Interpolate function Python I am using this script to get the interpolation values from the excel. It is working fine and giving fine results
import pandas as pd
from pandas import ExcelWriter
from pandas import ExcelFile
import numpy as np

def estimateMonthlySales(domainId,categoryId,salesRank):

    df = pd.read_excel('data.xlsx', sheetname='units')
    df = df.set_index('index')

    indexRef = str(domainId)+'_'+str(categoryId)
    startCol = 7

    array_x1 = df.loc[indexRef,:].index
    array_y1 = df.loc[indexRef,:].values

    array_x = []
    for i in range(startCol,len(array_x1)):
        array_x.append(int(array_x1[i]))

    array_y = []
    for i in range(startCol,len(array_y1)):
        try:
            j = int(array_y1[i])
        except:
            pass
        array_y.append(j)

    #print(array_x)
    #print(array_y)

    return(int(np.interp(salesRank, array_x, array_y)*0.98))

print(estimateMonthlySales(2,468292,600))

I am using numpy interp function. But i want to write my own interpolate function to get the similar results for my dataset as provided by numpy interpolation functoin. How can i write my own interpolation function without use of numpy and pandas.?
I am using Python 3.6.

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Q: jQuery append params to url I like the way jQuery's $.ajax() method allows to specify request url:
{
  url: 'http://domain.com/?param=1',
  data{
    param2: '2'
  }
}

$.ajax() method will (probably) call $.param() on provided data and optionally append it to provided URL.
My question is: is this type of url manipulation available outside of $.ajax() call?
For example, I want to open a popup window, and I would like to construct URL in the same way that I do with $.ajax().
I have written a function which does this, but I have a feeling I am reinventing the wheel and duplicating already existing function of jQuery:
var prepareUrl = function( url, data )
{
  var params = $.param( data );

  if ( params.length > 0 )
  {
    // url contains a query string
    if ( url.indexOf( '?' ) > -1 )
    {
      // get last char of url
      var lastChar = url.substr( url.length - 1 );

      // Append & to the end of url if required
      if ( lastChar != '&' && lastChar != '?' )
      {
        url += '&';
      }
    }

    else // url doesn't contain a query string
    {
      url += '?';
    }

    url += params;
  }

  return url;
}

thanks!

A: Since other replies didn't answer my question, i have made a few tests with the $.ajax() call to see how it merges urls with param data.
My findings so far:

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*if url contains a ?, then $.ajax() will append '&' + $.param(data)

*if not, then $.ajax() will append '?' + $.param(data)
So if I want to keep my url processing function consistent with the way $.ajax() does it, then it should be something like the following:
  var addParams = function( url, data )
  {
    if ( ! $.isEmptyObject(data) )
    {
      url += ( url.indexOf('?') >= 0 ? '&' : '?' ) + $.param(data);
    }

    return url;
  }

I am still wondering if there is a built-in jQuery method to do this.

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You can build query string like this:

getQueryStr = function(obj) {
    var str = [];
    for (var p in obj)
        if (obj.hasOwnProperty(p)) {
            str.push(encodeURIComponent(p) + "=" + encodeURIComponent(obj[p]));
        }
    return str.join("&");
}

console.log(serialize({
    param1: "val1",
    param2: "val2"
}));

For recursive :

getQueryStr = function(obj, prefix) {
    var str = [];
    for (var p in obj) {
        if (obj.hasOwnProperty(p)) {
            var k = prefix ? prefix + "[" + p + "]" : p,
                v = obj[p];
            str.push(typeof v == "object" ?
                getQueryStr(v, k) :
                encodeURIComponent(k) + "=" + encodeURIComponent(v));
        }
    }
    return str.join("&");
}

console.log(serialize({
    favfruit: "apple",
    data: {
        name: 'js',
        points: [1, 2, 3]
    }
}));

A: yes you can use jqueries .param() function to do this.
jsfiddle demo
var params = { param1:"foo", param2:"bar"};
var str = jQuery.param( params );
alert(str);

A: The param method will generate a query string for you, but you will need to to remove the existing query string.

var base = "http://example.com/foo/?example=old";
var data = {
  foo: "hello",
  bar: "world?"
};
var url = base.replace(/\?.*$/, "") + "?" + jQuery.param(data);
alert(url);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

A: As mentioned in this SO answer, just use URLSearchParams
let urlParams = new URLSearchParams(location.search.substr(1));
urlParams.set(key, value);

where key=value is new url parameter that you want to add
You could check the browser compatibility here


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Dinosaur skull rises from a 3D point cloud
October 12, 2020 By olgaovsepyan in DyViTo, External Tags: Exhibit, Museum, TU Delft, TUDelft Science Museum	Leave a comment
Work done by a joint effort for TUDelft Science Museum
Sylvia Pont, University of Delft, and her team have been busy this autumn period. Via joint efforts they have realised a lighting plan supporting a novel exhibition in the TUDelft Science Museum. The students, including our own ESR Cehao YU, designed concepts and did simulations and model tests. They also helped with communication and dissemination of the information about the work. LedMotive, one of DyViTo's industry partners, helped in calculating the spectral tuning and delivered the lamps for that effect.
Image 1. Triceratops skull on display
The final result consists of dynamic shadow play, spectral tuning to mask the differences between real bone and 3D printed parts, then changing to white light to make those visible, plus special effects (stroboscope and lasers). It supports the story telling of what is known about the species, where this skull comes from and all things that happened to it, and which technologies were used to scan, model and reconstruct the skull – which is unique in its kind for showing that (in the museums for natural history reconstructed parts are "camouflaged"). The unique part of the spectral tuning is using it to mask material differences (while in shops etc it is used to bring out certain colours associated with ripeness, freshness etc).
Image 2. Close photo of skull with 3D printed elements
If you want to read more about this fascinating exhibit, please use the link below:
https://www.delta.tudelft.nl/article/dinosaur-skull-rises-3d-point-cloud
The best part? The participants of the lighting design elective got the Skull 21 tour as an excursion. So the design now formed a unique contribution to the cohorts learning…by literally, showing them the light!
From Hate to Love: How Learning Can Change Affective Responses to Touched Materials
September 11, 2020 By olgaovsepyan in Conference, DyViTo, ESR	Leave a comment
Müge Cavdan, Alexander Freund, Anna-Klara Trieschmann,
Katja Doerschner, and Knut Drewing
Justus Liebig University, 3539 Giessen, Germany
Bilkent University, 06800 Ankara, Turkey
Abstract. People display systematic affective reactions to specific properties of touched materials. For example, granular materials such as fine sand feel
pleasant, while rough materials feel unpleasant. We wondered how far such relationships between sensory material properties and affective responses can be changed by learning. Manipulations in the present experiment aimed at unlearning the previously observed negative relationship between roughness and valence and the positive one between granularity and valence. In the learning phase, participants haptically explored materials that are either very rough or very fine-grained while they simultaneously watched positive or negative stimuli, respectively, from the International Affective Picture System (IAPS). A control group did not interact with granular or rough materials during the learning phase. In the experimental phase, participants rated a representative diverse set of 28 materials according to twelve affective adjectives. We found a significantly weaker relationship between granularity and valence in the experimental group compared to the control group, whereas roughness-valence correlations did not differ between groups. That is, the valence of granular materials was unlearned (i.e., to modify the existing valence of granular materials) but not that of rough materials. These points to differences in the strength of perceptuo-affective relations, which we discuss in terms of hard-wired versus learned connections.
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ISBCS 2020 – Effect of expectations on perception of dynamic material properties
June 3, 2020 By olgaovsepyan in Conference, DyViTo Tags: ESR, ISBC2020, Presentation	Leave a comment
Authors – Amna Malik, Katja Doerschner, Hüseyin Boyaci
The current global situation that we are all facing has forced us to look to the virtual world in order to continue within academia and research. Amna Malik, hosted by the University of Bilkent, has done just, virtually narrating her video for ISBCS presentation.
In the abstract Amna says:
"Visual information plays a vital role in object and material recognition. Based on our daily life interaction with objects, our brain learns to make associations between how an object looks like, what material it is made of and its physical and functional properties. Hence, before even we touch an object, simply by looking at it, we have expectations about how it will behave under different forces. For example, we expect a wine glass to shatter if it falls and hits the ground. Upon viewing an object, incoming visual information is combined with prior knowledge to help us recognizing objects, accessing their properties and making efficient decisions regarding actions involving interaction with objects. In this study we aimed to investigate the role of expectations in perception of material properties in dynamic scenes and how they affect perceptual decisions. We used novel computer animations of objects falling on ground, which are manipulated to behave in an expected or unexpected manner. Observers were asked to answer whether the object broke or not upon hitting the ground. We measured reaction times and percent correct responses for each condition. We found out that observers take longer to respond in the surprising condition. Hence, we concluded that expectations influence perception of dynamic material properties and perceptual decision making is delayed when these expectations are violated, which implies that additional processing is required when incoming sensory information does not match the expectations."
We would like to congratulate Amna on a terrific presentation and encourage everyone to watch the video!
March 24, 2020 By olgaovsepyan in DyViTo Tags: COVID-19, Working from home	Leave a comment
An overnight change in worklife
Within the space of a week the routine I have honed for many years was brought to a grinding halt. With hundreds of thousands of people affected, it was not a matter of "should I isolate" but "I am going to isolate, how should I do it productively". Being productive during this difficult time means not just looking after the emails, but oneself. The mental burden isolation can carry is immense and it should not be underestimated. So here is my battle plan for the next few weeks (and if need be, months).
Separation without the anxiety
One of the biggest issues I grappled with was the separation between work and home. I have always worked outside of my home. Sure, there have been "working from home days" but those were few and far between. Most importantly, there was an end date. I have to admit, I was anxious about bringing my work home. "Will be as productive at home as I am in the office?" I asked. "When does work end and home begin?" I wondered. "If I empty the laundry during the day, am I doing this on my or the company's time?". Obviously, I was just working myself up into a frenzy for nothing. In fact, it is highly recommended that you get up from your desk often during the day. Load the washing machine, take the rubbish out, make a cup of tea. 5-10-minute breaks every so often are encouraged. I also found that creating a specific work station was essential to separate my work/home life.
Work station at home
Not having an office, I did take over some of the dining table but it is now my work area. It is not a "one size fits all" situation, individuality is key. It is important for each individual to think about the conditions under which they can be most productive, taking into account workflow and emotional response.
Reading more than just emails
There is no escaping the stark realisation that the emails will not stop. I am, however, going to expand my literary horizons (and indulge in old favourites for comfort). Here is my panacea for the monotony of emails: books.
A collection of books
Since I am not able to travel to France, I will follow Athos, Porthos, Aramis and D'Artagnan on their adventures through Paris. I will people watch through the anthropological writings of Kate Fox and I will "evolve" with Daniel Dennett's work on consciousness.
Keeping to a schedule
Isolation can be, for a lack of a better word, isolating. On average, we spend more time at work than at home. We have a schedule to follow, meetings and coffee breaks. This is an important pattern to follow. I have always woken up at 6.30am to get to work for 8am. I will still do that, whether it means indulging in a more imaginative breakfast than muesli or fitting in a longer morning jog, I will not stray far from my morning rituals. Speaking of exercise, I am fortunate to live in a remote location so my daily jog involves seeing only the sheep in the fields. I stick to the remoteness of the moors. I am also trying to utilise video-conferencing as much as possible, whether it is in my personal life with friends and family locked down across the world as well as in my worklife.
Yorkshire Games Festival
February 21, 2020 By dyvito in DyViTo, Science and Media Museum, Secondment, Yorkshire Games Festival 2020 Tags: Game Development, Secondment, The National Science and Media Museum, Yorkshire Games Festival	Leave a comment
From the perspective of a former game developer – Baran Usta
As a former developer, and avid gamer, I was very excited to be part of Yorkshire Games Festival, as part of my secondment at the National Science and Media Museum. It is not only because I got to listen to exciting talks given by the professionals working in the game industry, but also because of the training and workshops prepared for the enthusiastic students who are planning to be involved in this industry. The industry is vast, however, and there are various ways to take part. These range from being a designer to being an organizer of an e-sport event. As a former developer who had a chance to observe different stages of publishing a game, from conception to release, I was curious more about how these professionals were going to give talks about their expertise to such a diverse audience and communicate their messages. I have always found that very challenging. What I was looking forward to observing, was how they can convey abstract details and concepts while simultaneously bringing everybody to the same level of understanding. Although the game conference was organized more for the people who are exploring the career options in the industry, there were a lot of activities organized for the high school students to learn developing games using popular game engines. There were also workshops aimed at elementary school students to learn basics of coding. For me, when the content is complex by its nature and the audience is this broad, it is especially difficult to give a good talk. In that sense, it was an incredible experience! I observed how different presenters interact with the audience to convey their message. As a side benefit, I got to play some cool games that are not published yet!
Yorkshire Games Festival 2020 coding workshop for students
The events and activities were organized with three main target groups in mind. The first group were kids who were either visiting the museum with their parents or on a class trip. We attended a session where the kids learned about the basic concepts of space and physics in a very clear and engaging way. It was fascinating to see how the kids were excited about what they learned. Happy to learn, in fact. Especially when they see the applications of the concepts with hands-on experiments, they became a lot more engaged.
Baran Usta playing computer games during Yorkshire Games Festival 2020
Aspiring young students who were interested in the industry or people who are in the early stages of their career and interested in learning more constituted the largest group. As previously mentioned, although the wide range of topics was presented all of the talks were successfully tailored to include everyone in the audience. The presenters really did a fantastic job at engaging the whole audience at any given time. Of course, a level of technological details had to be provided. In this case, they explained the concept in a very concise and simple way making sure that everyone is able to follow the rest of the presentation. Presenting difficult information in an accessible way is important, however, it is not the only piece required to communicate the message; the way they present plays a crucial role as well. For me, it was an educational experience to see how effective humor could be in keeping the audience's attention. Humor sometimes helped them give the audience some time to digest the information they presented.
Talk "Welcome To Exploring Space" during the Yorkshire Games Festival 2020
The last group contained a number of sessions and workshops for students who enjoy playing games and have interest in the industry but have limited knowledge of game development. Some of the sessions were to teach them basics. There were two stages in these sessions: they had to determine the rules and the gameplay in the first step and implement those using different tools depending on their background in the second. It was interesting to see the different difficulty levels available depending on the student's background. For example, for the students who are in elementary school, most of the functionality was already implemented and available as code blocks. The students had to put them in the right order to obtain the correct execution whereas the students in high school had to implement some functionality on their own to get a gameplay they had designed.
Students on a class trip during a workshop at the Yorkshire Games Festival 2020
Overall, my secondment at the Yorkshire Games Festival helped gain perspective about all the different communication elements critical in engaging people from diverse backgrounds and ages. Moreover, I figured out these festivals are necessary not only for the audience to learn about new developments but also for the people who are presenting it, especially for the scientist. This is because scientists usually do not have direct access to see people reactions to their work, which I saw can be very motivating. For example, seeing a kid amazed and fascinated after figuring out how sound travels through matter was an incredible experience for me since it also reminded me how I was amazed and still feeling thrilled when I learn more about science. I call this secondment a success.
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Not to toot my own horn (though I would if I could), but to my knowledge, this is the first review of the latest edition of Old Forester Birthday Bourbon online.
The 2010 is vastly different from the 2009 (see above). It's a cinnamon bomb. The nose is bright and spicy, like opening up a new jar of high-quality, sweet cinnamon and getting a big schnozz-ful of the stuff. A bit of dark chocolate lurks in the shadows, just enough to balance the bright spice with an earthy bitterness.
For 95 proof, it slides over the lips mighty easy. After a second or two of light sweetness, the cinnamon bomb detonates. It reminds me of how I used to stuff my mouth full of red-hot candies as a child and feel the burn engulf my tongue. The fire settles in but lets a little wood sneak into the party.
The finish is long and as big as the whiskey itself. The burn hangs on as long as possible and the wood influence grows slightly but never takes over. After what seems like an hour, the finish fades into a slightly spicey sweetness that doesn't want to leave.
This is a remarkable bourbon. It's unlike any other Birthday Bourbon I've tasted, or anything else I've had. I bought two bottles today. I may have to buy a case.
I'm looking forward to trying it. Probably tomorrow.


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Biographie
Klaus Fredenhagen est né le  décembre 1947 à Celle, une ville allemande de Basse-Saxe. Il est diplômé en 1976 de l'Université de Hambourg sous la direction de Gert Roepstorff et Rudolf Haag. En 1985, il est privatdozent et en 1990 professeur titulaire au deuxième institut théorique de l'Université de Hambourg. Depuis 2013, il est professeur émérite et continue d'être actif dans la recherche.

Carrière scientifique
Ses recherches portent sur la théorie algébrique des champs quantiques et la théorie quantique des champs dans l'espace-temps courbe. En 1981, il prouve l'existence d'antiparticules dans les théories quantiques massives des champs sans utiliser l'invariance CPT. En 1990, lui et Rudolf Haag apportent d'importantes contributions à la compréhension du rayonnement de Hawking des trous noirs sur une base mathématique rigoureuse. En 1994, avec Sergio Doplicher et John E. Roberts, il étudie les fondements mathématiques de la gravité quantique en termes de structure quantique de l'espace-temps à l'échelle de Planck. En 1996, avec Romeo Brunetti, il commence à travailler sur la généralisation de la procédure de renormalisation d'Epstein-Glaser des théories quantiques des champs en interaction dans l'espace-temps courbe en utilisant des techniques d'analyse microlocale. Il travaille ensuite, avec Detlev Buchholz, sur une nouvelle approche algébrique C* des théories quantiques des champs en interaction.

En 1987, Klaus Fredenhagen reçoit le prix de physique de l'Académie des sciences de Göttingen et en 1997, il est professeur Leibniz à l'Université de Leipzig. En décembre 2017, l'atelier Physique quantique rencontre les mathématiques a lieu en l'honneur de son  anniversaire à l'Université de Hambourg.

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Tag Archives: The Mayo News
An unusual 1990s reception report from North Korea
Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, Richard Langley, who spotted this fascinating account in The Mayo News:
Michael Commins on his remarkable communication from inside North Korea
THE Korean peninsula dominates world news coverage this week.
[…]Around 1988, after becoming engrossed in the hobby, I also bought the acclaimed Sony 2001D shortwave radio from Padraig Gilmore of Gilmore Electrical in Claremorris. Padraig was a genius when it came to radios and he also had a huge interest in shortwave listening.
I recall listening to the last broadcast of Radio Berlin and tuning in on a weekly basis to some favourite shows on The Voice of America, Radio Netherlands, Radio Havana (still broadcasting on 6000khz), Radio Prague, Radio Moscow (with their powerful transmitters on numerous frequencies), Radio Canada International, HCJB from Quito in Ecuador, Vatican Radio, and a host of the stations from around the world.
[…]On a few occasions, I managed to pick up the English language broadcast of Radio Pyongyang from North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea). I posted some reception reports to them and got back their radio schedules and QSL cards as well as some cultural material.
One day in the 1990s, I received an extraordinary letter from a person at the international radio station in North Korea. It was smuggled out of the country and posted in Japan. There was no internet and no Facebook back then. Shortwave radio was the only way to get news broadcast across thousands of miles.
Today, for the first time I reveal some of the contents of the letter but am still reluctant to state the date I received the letter (which I wrote on the back of it) … just in case.
Here are some extracts:
"I am writing this letter to tell you we are tired of repeating the same programs all the year round. We may deal with fresh information when we air the news about foreign countries, but when we are told to air radio commentaries we in most cases try to search similar programs we had once aired previously.
"This is the safest way to be faithful to our duty because we are told to quote some phrases from the remarks of our Great Leader Kim II Sung or Dear Leader Kim Jong II whenever we draft the manuscript of the commentaries. This is why we have been repeating the same tones for years.
"No freedom of speech nor of association exists in my country. You will never notice any dark side of our society when you listen to our radio programs.
"The reality of my country is that the people, especially those living outside of Pyongyang are suffering from the severe shortages of food and daily commodities. They are urged to engage in the campaign to take two meals, instead of three meals, a day.
"I don't think our closed-door policy will last forever, and sometime, in the future and all of a sudden the people will rise up against the government. I think now is the time for the intellectuals to come to the rescue of our fatherland".
This letter has been kept safe and sound over the years, between the covers of 'The Moscow Correspondents', a fine book by Whitman Bassow, former Moscow Bureau Chief of Newsweek, which provides wonderful insights into the USSR over generations.[…]
Click here to read the full story at The Mayo News.
This entry was posted in News, Radio History, Shortwave Radio and tagged Michael Commins, North Korea, QSL, Richard Langley, The Mayo News, VOK on June 15, 2018 by Thomas.


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Every now and again people need an escape, an ability to disconnect to reconnect and give in to an experience that gives them something to remember for years to come. Not only do consumers invest their time in planning a vacation, but also they invest their hard-earned money that they've worked years for.
Introducing Tsylos Park Lodge and Adventures to those consumers looking to get away was an exciting challenge for U2R1 that made us wish we could visit! Taking the time to understand the multi-faceted vacation plans that Tsylos had to offer, we created a strong, atmospheric visual identity that was patiently woven into a brand new website that encompassed an easy to use online reservation form. Keen-eyed copywriting was also implemented as well as consulting for Tsylo's creative strategy.
Always on new social media strategies and means of giving our clients that extra push, we also created a custom made Facebook page that would help Tsylos spread their awareness and beckon new clients to visit.


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Investigation: Hefty Fines, Long Suspensions, but Rarely Losing Your State Li...
Investigation: Hefty Fines, Long Suspensions, but Rarely Losing Your State License: Documents Show What Happens to NYC Teachers After They're Disciplined
By David Cantor
New York City's effort to remove abusive or incompetent public school educators led to more than 700 terminations, retirements, resignations, and voluntary departures during four school years between 2012 and 2016, disciplinary records provided by the city's Department of Education show.
Arbitrators who ruled on the charges brought by DOE lawyers during this period sided with the city in dismissing 188 employees, nearly all of them teachers. Another 469 staff members in schools across all five boroughs elected not to argue their cases at a hearing, agreeing instead to settlements stipulating that they resign or retire. Eighty-five others exited the system without a settlement.
Nearly 800 more who were also charged with misconduct or incompetence remained in the school system but were fined or suspended, either through a settlement with the city or when an arbitrator stopped short of firing them after a hearing.
In August, 28 months after a records request under the state's Freedom of Information Law, The 74 obtained decisions handed down by arbitrators in 154 disciplinary cases between January 2015 and April 2016.
Investigation: New Records Reveal What It Takes to Be One of the 75 NYC Teachers Fired for Misconduct or Incompetence Between 2015 and 2016
Seventy-five educators in the sample were fired, 52 of them for incompetence. The DOE shields the identities of teachers whom it deems inadequate, citing state law, but the names of teachers prosecuted for misconduct are public. Several of the 23 fired for behavior that ranged from physical and verbal abuse of students to striking a supervising psychologist did not accept an arbitrator's ruling as the last word on their career.
Some took their fight to court. A few made it back into the classroom. Nearly all kept their state teaching certificates.
The allegations that faced teachers who avoided dismissal sometimes appeared serious: a middle school English teacher "repeatedly" hugged and commented on the appearance of female students, saying, "Your breasts are staring at me." But the charges could also be apparently minor, such as bursting into a principal's office. Like those who were fired, however, few if any of those educators who stayed in the system returned to their old posts.
All but a handful were fined or suspended, and many were ordered by arbitrators to undergo behavioral or professional training, usually at the city's expense, as a condition of resuming their career.
Investigation: Overshadowed by Shocking Abuse and Misconduct Cases, Teacher Incompetence Often Harms New York City's Poorest Students
Most were sent by the DOE from their hearings to the Absent Teacher Reserve, a pool for educators with no permanent position who can be hired by schools, either permanently or as a long-term substitute.
This movement of teachers back into or out of city schools after termination hearings is a constant at the fringes of New York City's 58,000-member tenured workforce. It happens more frequently at schools with poorer students, and it trains a light on the professional lives of teachers after they become the subject of a DOE disciplinary action.
Life after termination
Many of the teachers whose misconduct cost them their jobs seemed to disappear. Their names sometimes turn up only on sites that charge for searches or in LinkedIn profiles that give the impression they still work for the DOE. An English teacher fired in April 2015 for verbally abusing students and accruing more than 60 absences over two years doesn't list a specific school but suggests she is currently employed by the DOE — while also seeming to shop her classroom skills.
The Harlem math teacher who hit the supervising psychologist, saying, amid a string of obscenities, "I will f**k you up," was also absent or late dozens of times. She too gives the impression she still works in a city classroom.
Investigation: Disciplinary Hearing Records Reveal Disturbing, Criminal, Sometimes Violent Behavior By NYC's Most Egregious Teachers
A few are more transparent about their current employment. One teacher who punched and ridiculed her early-grade students became a line cook at a two-star East Village restaurant, according to the networking site Culinary Agents.
At least six teachers fought for years to overturn their termination in New York courts. Some had been found by arbitrators to have committed egregious offenses: Claudia Tillery, a Brooklyn teacher, had sex repeatedly, perhaps for years, with a middle school student. A technology instructor in the ATR named Veronica Telemaque threatened to "shoot up everyone" if she were assigned to a particular school where she said she had a traumatic experience.
Judges ruled in favor of a teacher only once, describing the discharge of a Lower East Side math teacher, for conducting an improper relationship with a student, as "arbitrary and capricious." Although cleared, the teacher accepted a job as a math teacher at a Brooklyn charter school rather than rejoin the district.
A former junior high school instructor in Brooklyn failed to convince a court she deserved reinstatement after directing homophobic slurs at students and calling one a "n****r f**ker," but was able to gain a math position at a different Brooklyn charter.
A DOE spokesman said city charters have "completely separate hiring guidelines." But state officials concurred with James Merriman, CEO of the New York City Charter School Center, who said that charters "are required to do whatever district schools do" in vetting potential new teachers, including fingerprinting and criminal background checks. Charters do not have access to DOE employee records, however.
An official said the city cooperates when contacted by other systems. "We work to confirm employment info about previous employees pursuing employment in other districts, within the law," he said.
Losing your job but not your license
Although terminated teachers cannot return to city classrooms, 18 of the 23 discharged for misconduct in The 74's sample retained their state teaching certificate.
"Certification and discipline are sort of separate issues," said Jeanne Beattie, a spokeswoman for the New York State Education Department, which oversees teacher licensing. As in many states, "termination doesn't have a direct implication for a teaching certificate."
Disciplinary hearings, which must be reported to the state Education Department, are among the possible triggers of an investigation into whether an educator lacks the "moral character" to remain credentialed.
State officials received an average of 6,100 complaints for each of the years between 2015 and 2017 — including reports from law enforcement and districts, some of which may concern the same incident — and revoked the certificates of 267 teachers
Many retain their licenses for years after they are terminated, or, even, as with one educator in the sample, after he died.
"It's just like with a physician," said Phillip S. Rogers, executive director of the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification. "They may lose their right to practice at a specific hospital, and it may evolve into a loss of the right to practice anywhere — or it may not."
Rogers says it's typical for localities to control employment issues like misconduct while states handle certification decisions. Reports have shown that retaining a license makes it easier for abusive teachers to find new jobs. While he could not rule out the possibility that New York City hired a teacher who had been terminated elsewhere, DOE spokesman Doug Cohen said, "We are not aware of any specific example" of that happening in New York City, where 6,000 new teachers are brought on every year.
Suspensions and fines
For teachers whose behavior did not merit termination, in the view of arbitrators, the road to reinstatement nearly always ran through suspensions or financial penalties. Of 79 teachers in the sample who kept their jobs, 56 were fined, 17 were suspended, three received reprimands, one was demoted for a year to assistant principal, and another principal received an unspecified penalty. One teacher was exonerated.
The numbers are too small to draw conclusions from, but teachers accused of misconduct were far more likely to be penalized financially. Thirty-nine were fined, compared with 17 of those accused of incompetence. The penalties averaged nearly $4,500; the smallest was $250, for repeated lateness to an ATR assignment center (the unassigned teacher became prompt upon learning she was up for a position, the decision noted). A struggling early-grade teacher whose Manhattan elementary school — itself struggling — did little to help her improve was fined three days' pay.
By comparison, a well-regarded English instructor in central Queens who changed the way a question was scored on a Regents exam was fined $15,000. He kept his job because he made the change openly and reported it himself, believing the official scorer to be in error.
An insubordinate and habitually absent physical education instructor received a $10,000 fine, as did two other PE teachers: one who refused to take down vulgar images of women lifting weights from his classroom wall, the other a volatile, profane former basketball coach who incongruously shouted "I am not a lost Jew" at the assistant principal — supposedly in reference to a remark from years before.
Fines collected from teachers amount to roughly $600,000 annually, according to the DOE, and are used "to offset general expenses" in the district's more than $25 billion annual budget.
The cost of fines to individual teachers paled in comparison to lost wages for many of the 17 faculty who were suspended. Ten suspensions were for two months or longer, with seven punishing educators charged with insubordination and neglect in addition to incompetence. The longest suspension — "not less than" nine months — went to a 30-year veteran and former school dean who blamed 10 unsatisfactory evaluations over two years on a new principal.
Along with financial penalties, most were required to undergo training in classroom management and instruction, therapy, or anger management — remediation that "in almost all cases" is provided by the DOE and cost the agency $37,000 last year, according to an official.
Absent Teacher Reserve a familiar landing spot
Teachers whom the DOE tries to fire are frequently relocated from their schools to the ATR prior to hearings, and then are returned to the pool if they avoid dismissal. Under the administration of Mayor Michael Bloomberg, say sources familiar with its policies, every teacher who survived a hearing was assigned to the ATR. The procedure today is not quite as uniform, according to the DOE.
"Historically, most teachers were not returned to their school," an official acknowledged. "However, placement is determined on a case-by-case basis. In cases relating to teacher performance and cases of misconduct where students/other staff involved in the case remain at the school, teachers are more likely to be placed in the ATR."
A 2014 report by the advocacy group TNTP found that 25 percent of those in the ATR pool faced disciplinary charges, and one-third received unsatisfactory evaluations — a figure that would include all or nearly all teachers brought up on incompetence charges who were not fired.
The ATR will cost the city $136 million this year, according to a June analysis by the Citizens Budget Commission, a good-government group that has advocated for placing time limits on how long teachers can remain in the pool. The report said there were 1,202 teachers in the ATR at the start of the 2017-18 school year and 756 remained by April.
Disclosure: David Cantor served as the Department of Education's press secretary under Mayor Michael Bloomberg from 2005 to 2010.
Articles by David Cantor
@cantorrac david@the74million.org


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Senegal and France to host Global Partnership for Education Financing Conference
The announcement of the co-hosting was made by Presidents Macky Sall of Senegal and Emmanuel Macron of France at a high-level event on education financing held at the United Nations
Presidents Macky Sall of Senegal and Emmanuel Macron of France
NEW YORK, United States of America, September 20, 2017/ — The Global Partnership for Education (GPE) is delighted that the governments of Senegal and France will co-host its financing conference, which will take place on February 8, 2018 in Dakar, Senegal.
The announcement of the co-hosting was made by Presidents Macky Sall of Senegal and Emmanuel Macron of France at a high-level event on education financing held at the United Nations, which was attended by Secretary General António Guterres, several heads of state and leaders on global education.
"The Global Partnership for Education has made substantial investments in education helping to get 72 million more children into primary school since 2002, including in Senegal," President Macky Sall said. "We are honored to host the next GPE Financing Conference in Dakar and look forward to continuing our close partnership with GPE."
This is the first time a donor and developing country co-host a GPE financing conference, symbolizing the spirit of true partnership, which is the essence of GPE.
President Macron of France stressed that one of his top priorities is to invest in education. "I call on the international community to join us in February 2018 in Dakar for the Global Partnership for Education Financing Conference, which France will co-host with Senegal," Macron said.
"The financing conference of the Global Partnership for Education is an opportunity for a much needed step change, allowing donors and developing countries to show their financial commitment to education," said Julia Gillard, GPE Board Chair. "Senegal and France jointly hosting the GPE financing conference demonstrates the determination of both governments to help GPE expand its support for strong and sustainable education systems in developing countries."
The event in Dakar will bring together donor and developing country governments, the private sector, philanthropic foundations, civil society and international organizations to announce commitments to support education in developing countries.
"This is an exciting and pivotal moment for GPE and for global education," said Alice Albright, GPE Chief Executive Officer. "This financing conference will put GPE on track to become a US$2 billion-a-year operation by 2020 . At that level, GPE can have a far greater impact on providing better quality education to the world's children."
GPE's financing conference seeks to raise US$3.1 billion for 2018 through 2020 to support the education of 870 million children in 89 developing countries that are home to 78% of the world's out-of-school population.
Currently, 264 million children and youth around the world are not in school and six out of ten children and youth, a total of 617 million, are in school but not learning at the level they need to break the bonds of poverty, poor health and social disadvantage. Though the share of overseas development aid to education has declined over the last six years, leaders around the world are now recognizing the urgency of turning that trend around.
France has been a donor to GPE since 2005. With GPE support since 2006, Senegal has shown great progress raising its investment in education as a share of domestic spending to 24 percent.
"Both France and Senegal are ideally positioned to urge other countries across the globe to increase investments in education," Ms. Gillard added. "We believe that will make for a successful and productive financing conference and ultimately benefit hundreds of millions of children in some of the poorest countries around the world."
Monze Primary School, Zambia, May 2017
The Global Partnership for Education (GPE) works with developing countries to ensure that every child receives a quality basic education, prioritizing the poorest, the most vulnerable and those living in countries affected by fragility or conflict. GPE mobilizes financing for education and supports developing countries to build effective education systems founded on evidence-based planning and policies.
GPE's support has achieved the following results in its partner countries:
• 72 million more children in primary school in 2015 compared with 2002
• 76% of children in GPE partner countries completed primary school in 2015 compared to 63%in 2002.
• 74% primary school completion rate for girls in 2015 compared with 57% in 2002
• 78% of GPE partner countries have maintained their education budget at or above 20% of public expenditure, or increased their education budget in 2015.


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Civilians killed in the war remembered in Wellamulliwaikkal – Daily Mirror
Some 5,000 people attended the ceremony of remembrance held at Wellamulliwaikkal on Friday to commemorate those killed in the armed conflict.
It was held at the monument erected at Wellamulliwaikkal-East in honour of the civilians killed in the war.
The ceremony began with the lighting of a lamp by a girl who lost her parents and three brothers during the war and Northern Province Chief Minister C.V. Wigneswaran.
Although several politicians including members of the Tamil National Alliance (TNA) were invited to the commemoration ceremony held last year, none of them expect for the chief minister was invited to this year's ceremony organised by the Northern Provincial Council.
According to reports, the Jaffna University students' federation which had pledged its support to the commemoration ceremony had opposed the participation of politicians.
The ceremony began by observing three-minute silence and the lighting of oil lamps to invoke blessings on the deceased.
The Chief Minister addressed those who were gathered there. (Romesh Madushanka)


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Quantification of autism recurrence risk by direct assessment of paternal sperm mosaicism
Martin W. Breuss, Morgan Kleiber, Renee D. George, Danny Antaki, Kiely N. James, Laurel L. Ball, Oanh Hong, Camila A. B. Garcia, Damir Musaev, An Nguyen, Jennifer McEvoy-Venneri, Renatta Knox, Evan Sticca, Orrin Devinsky, Melissa Gymrek, Jonathan Sebat, Joseph G. Gleeson
Martin W. Breuss
Department of Neurosciences, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, USARady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine, San Diego, CA 92025, USA
Morgan Kleiber
Beyster Center for Genomics of Psychiatric Diseases, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, USADepartment of Psychiatry, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, USADepartment of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA
Renee D. George
Danny Antaki
Kiely N. James
Laurel L. Ball
Oanh Hong
Camila A. B. Garcia
Damir Musaev
Jennifer McEvoy-Venneri
Renatta Knox
Department of Neurosciences, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, USARady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine, San Diego, CA 92025, USADepartment of Child Neurology, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY 10065, USA
Evan Sticca
Orrin Devinsky
Department of Neurology, Epilepsy Division, New York University School of Medicine, New York, NY 10016, USA
Melissa Gymrek
Department of Medicine, University of California San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, USADepartment of Computer Science and Engineering, University of California San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA
Jonathan Sebat
Joseph G. Gleeson
De novo genetic mutations represent a major contributor to pediatric disease, including autism spectrum disorders (ASD), congenital heart disease, and muscular dystrophies1,2, but there are currently no methods to prevent or predict them. These mutations are classically thought to occur either at low levels in progenitor cells or at the time of fertilization1,3 and are often assigned a low risk of recurrence in siblings4,5. Here, we directly assess the presence of de novo mutations in paternal sperm and discover abundant, germline-restricted mosaicism. From a cohort of ASD cases, employing single molecule genotyping, we found that four out of 14 fathers were germline mosaic for a putatively causative mutation transmitted to the affected child. Three of these were enriched or exclusively present in sperm at high allelic fractions (AF; 7-15%); and one was recurrently transmitted to two additional affected children, representing clinically actionable information. Germline mosaicism was further assessed by deep (>90x) whole genome sequencing of four paternal sperm samples, which detected 12/355 transmitted de novo single nucleotide variants that were mosaic above 2% AF, and more than two dozen additional, non-transmitted mosaic variants in paternal sperm. Our results demonstrate that germline mosaicism is an underestimated phenomenon, which has important implications for clinical practice and in understanding the basis of human disease. Genetic analysis of sperm can assess individualized recurrence risk following the birth of a child with a de novo disease, as well as the risk in any male planning to have children.
Posted October 24, 2017.
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Robert Emmett Dolan
Anything Goes (1956)
White Christmas (1954)
How the West Was Won (1963)
Music coordinator
The Man Who Understood Women (1959)
The Three Faces of Eve (1957)
Anything Goes (1956) -- (Movie Clip) You're The Top
Anything Goes (1956) -- (Movie Clip) Give The People Hoke
Anything Goes (1956) -- (Movie Clip) Title Song
Producer (Feature Film)
Music (Feature Film)
My Son John (1952)
Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick (1952)
My Favorite Spy (1951)
The Great Gatsby (1949)
Top O' the Morning (1949)
Sorrowful Jones (1949)
My Own True Love (1949)
Good Sam (1948)
Saigon (1948)
Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid (1948)
Cross My Heart (1947)
The Perils of Pauline (1947)
Dear Ruth (1947)
Road to Rio (1947)
The Trouble with Women (1947)
My Favorite Brunette (1947)
Welcome Stranger (1947)
Blue Skies (1946)
Monsieur Beaucaire (1946)
Road to Utopia (1946)
Music numbers Conductor by
Incendiary Blonde (1945)
The Bells of St. Mary's (1945)
Murder, He Says (1945)
Duffy's Tavern (1945)
Bring on the Girls (1945)
Salty O'Rourke (1945)
The Stork Club (1945)
Lady in the Dark (1944)
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Going My Way (1944)
Here Come the Waves (1944)
I Love a Soldier (1944)
Standing Room Only (1944)
Hail the Conquering Hero (1944)
Dixie (1943)
Let's Face It (1943)
Happy Go Lucky (1943)
Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour (1943)
Star Spangled Rhythm (1943)
Once Upon a Honeymoon (1942)
Holiday Inn (1942)
Are Husbands Necessary? (1942)
The Major and the Minor (1942)
Louisiana Purchase (1941)
Birth of the Blues (1941)
Music Supervisor and Director
Music (Special)
The World of Sophia Loren (1962)
First film as producer "White Christmas"
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Anything Goes (1956) -- (Movie Clip) Give The People Hoke TV star Ted (Donald O'Connor) is introduced to Broadway star Bill (Bing Crosby), who doesn't yet know they're about to be partners, but they join impromptu for a tune by Sammy Cahn and James Van Heusen, early in Anything Goes, 1956.
Anything Goes (1956) -- (Movie Clip) Title Song tbdScouting in London, Broadway star and producer Bill (Bing Crosby) tumbles to American Betsy (Mitzi Gaynor) in a saucy version of Cole Porter's famous song, staged by Ernie Flatt, in Anything Goes, 1956.
Anything Goes (1956) -- (Movie Clip) You're The Top Musical partners Bill (Bing Crosby) and Ted (Donald O'Connor), on the way back to New York, trying to avoid telling Betsy (Mitzi Gaynor) and Gaby (Zizi Jeanmarie) they've been given the same part, with a witty staging of Cole Porter's song, in Anything Goes, 1956.


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Just a quick little variety update. I'm still working hard on the game and hopefully there'll be more news to discuss soon.
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Kazakh PM holds session of the council on transfer to green economy NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM Kazakh PM Askar Mamin chaired a meeting of the council on transfer to the green economy under the Kazakh President, the PM's press service reports.
EU appeals to G20 leaders for greater ambition towards green development BRUSSELS. KAZINFORM - Top European Union (EU) officials on Friday called on leaders of the Group of Twenty (G20) to advance actions more ambitiously to build a more sustainable future, although the primary focus of the upcoming G20 Summit is believed to be fighting the pandemic, Xinhua reports.
Interview: AIIB becomes active player in promoting global economy - Kazakh expert NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has become a very active and promising player for the development and modernization of the global and regional economy, a senior Kazakh expert told Xinhua in a recent interview, Xinhua reports.
Sharjah Airport becomes first carbon neutral airport in GCC SHARJAH. KAZINFORM - Sharjah Airport has become the first carbon-neutral airport in the GCC and the second in the Middle East to attain Level 3+ Neutrality accreditation from the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme, issued by Airports Council International, ACI, WAM reports.
Damu Fund lists first green bonds on AIX NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - The Astana International Exchange has announced that the Entrepreneurship Development Fund Damu in cooperation with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) aimed at reducing the risks of investments in renewable energy sources has registered and issued green finance bonds on AIX in the amount of KZT200mln with a maturity of 36 months, Kazinform cites the Exchange's press service.
Kazakhstan to launch waste-to-energy project NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - Kazakhstan is considering the possibility of implementing the Waste-to-energy project, which implies the introduction of principles for the processing of municipal solid waste (MSW) into energy, Kazinform reports with the reference to the International Center for Green Technologies and Investment Projects.
Caravanserai, solar power stations to be built in Turkestan rgn TURKESTAN. KAZINFORM - At the end of 2019, Turkestan region, with an indicator of 138.5% compared to the previous year, took 2nd place among the regions of Kazakhstan in terms of attracting investments. In total, over the past year, KZT441 billion of investments were directed to the economy of the region, Kazinform reports with the reference to the press service of the regional Akimat.
Wind-powered generation plant under construction in Zhambyl rgn TARAZ. KAZINFORM – A wind-powered plant is being built in Sarysu district of Zhambyl region, Kazinform correspondent reports.
Wind complexes to be launched in Akmola region NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - Wind complexes and other socially significant objects are planned to be launched in Arshaly district of Akmola region, the regional communications service of the internal policy department reports.
New solar power plant commissioned in Karaganda region KARAGANDA. KAZINFORM - A new 'green' project is implemented in the village of Kengir near Zhezkazgan, Karaganda region. The fourth solar power plant in the region with a capacity of 10 MW was commissioned in December last year. 29436 solar panels have been installed on an area of 20 hectares. The panels are capable of producing 14 million kW/h per year, Kazinform reports.
21 objects of renewable energy sources launched in Kazakhstan NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM – In the previous year Kazakhstan launched twenty one objects of renewable energy, Kazinform reported citing the press service of Energy Ministry.
Turkestan region Governor, Italian investors debate promising projects TURKESTAN. KAZINFORM Turkestan region Governor Umirzak Shukeyev met with heads of Italian companies to debate promising projects and prospects for the development of energy cooperation, the governor's press service reports.
First windpower plant launched in Aktobe region AKTOBE. KAZINFORM - A first windpower plant in Aktobe region was commissioned in the Kargaly region.
Kazakhstan and Germany agree to develop low carbon economic strategy BERLIN. KAZINFORM – Kazakh Minister for Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources Magzum Mirzagalyev and Head of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, and Nuclear Safety have inked a joint statement of intent on cooperation in the field of green economy and development of long-range low-carbon economic strategy, Kazinform has learnt from the Ministry's Telegram channel.
Key challenges for Kazakhstan's renewable energy development NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - Kazakhstan, represented by the country's Ministry of Energy, is constantly working on improving conditions for implementation of renewable energy sources (RES) projects, Member of the Directors Board of the Kazakhstan's Solar Energy Association Yernar Bilyalov told Trend.
Kazakhstan taking measures to attract investors in country's renewables NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - Kazakhstan's government is implementing a number of measures for increase investments into the country's energy sector, a representative of Kazakh Invest National Company JSC told Trend.
World Green Economy Summit 2019 concludes, issues 6th Dubai Declaration DUBAI. KAZINFORM The 6th World Green Economy Summit,WGES, held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, concluded today.
Renewable Energy Summit to take place in Nur-Sultan NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - The Foundation of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan acts as a co-organizer of the event which is strategically important for the green economy industry, Kazinform reports.
More than half of inward investments into Kazakhstan channeled from EU NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM «More than half of inward investments into Kazakhstan were channeled from the EU nations,» Vice Premier of Kazakhstan Zhenis Kassymbek told the press conference.
PM on implementation of new social support measures: There should be no bureaucracy and formalism ASTANA. KAZINFORM The Governmental meeting chaired by Prime Minister Askar Mamin was devoted to the consideration of measures to implement the presidential instructions given at XVIII Congress of Nur Otan Party, according to primeminister.kz.


This program serves disabled students, ages 11 through 21, who require highly intensive management needs due to conduct disorders. The program provides ongoing educational instruction that incorporates the Common Core Learning Standards. The services of a consulting psychiatrist are available for those conduct disordered students who also have psychiatric needs. In addition, strong emphasis is placed upon remedial instruction, vocational training and having each student's parents and family become part of the treatment services.
This program serves non-disabled and disabled students in middle school and high school who require highly structured services in an alternative setting. The educational environment parallels that of the JEA Alternative School. It is for non-classified students who are on long-term, out of school suspension as a result of a Superintendent's Hearing and classified students who need an Interim Alternative Educational Program as described in 201.7 of the Commissioner's Regulations. Placements may extend beyond the minimum of 45 days. This highly individualized, academic program includes Regents-level instruction. School-based counseling, behavioral management training, substance abuse treatment and court probationary services as well as support services from psychologists and social workers are also available. This full-day program is housed in a self-contained location at the JEA Alternative School.