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LeBron James Made One Bold Move To Celebrate 'Equality'
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LeBron James is known as the king.
The 6'8", 250lb small (point) forward is one of the biggest faces in sports worldwide.
And "The King" just made a bold move to celebrate equality.
LeBron always chimes in on controversial issues.
To be fair, as one of the greatest basketball players in the world, many journalists seek out his opinion on controversial subjects because it becomes headline news.
When James played for the Miami Heat, he gave tribute to Trayvon Martin – the 17-year-old Florida kid who was shot by security guard George Zimmerman.
James also defended his Golden State Warriors blood rival, Steph Curry, when President Trump disinvited the two-time MVP after he had disrespected the honor of being invited to the White House to celebrate the Warriors most recent championship.
James tweeted:
U bum @StephenCurry30 already said he ain't going! So therefore ain't no invite. Going to White House was a great honor until you showed up!
— LeBron James (@KingJames) September 23, 2017
So does James feel like he's an ambassador? Of course.
But does the media allow him to be an ambassador even though he's often out of line and sticks his nose where it doesn't belong? Also, true.
And James, clearly being aware of his symbolic status in society, recently took his ambassadorship to a new level when he wore one white shoe and one black with "equality" written in large, gold lettering.
Subtle they were not.
ABC News reports:
" LeBron James joked that he changed out of his shoes — one black, one white, with "equality" in gold capital letters — at halftime because he was playing poorly.
"If that's a bad game," teammate Kevin Love said, "then sheesh!"
James finished with 20 points, 15 assists and 12 rebounds to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers past the Washington Wizards 106-99 on Sunday night for their 18th victory in 19 games, and then said afterward his choice of footwear was related to the game being played about a mile from President Donald Trump's White House.
"This is a beautiful country and we're never going to let one person dictate how beautiful and how powerful we are," the four-time NBA MVP said.
James had his fourth triple-double in the past five games despite being called for four fouls in the final quarter. Still, he offered a scathing self-critique.
"I actually played pretty bad tonight. I wasn't as strong with the ball: I had six turnovers. Kind of lazy with the ball, at times," James said. "And my teammates did a great job bailing me out."
"He just affects the game in so many ways and makes a lot of plays for other guys, too," Love said about James. "He's just setting us up and getting us into our spots. That's what he does. He's our leader."
Here's a look at the shoes:
LeBron James wears "equality" shoes — one black, one white, with "equality" in gold capital letters — during game, saying afterward his choice of footwear was related to the game being played about a mile from President Trump's White House https://t.co/2Bw883DiIF pic.twitter.com/Hz937vMHSM
— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 18, 2017
LeBron spoke about what the shoes meant to him after the game:
LeBron James wore "Equality" shoes in #AllForOne W at #DCFamily. After the game he explained what Equality means: "we'll never let one person dictate how beautiful and powerful we are as people". Full quotes here #NBA pic.twitter.com/QR0e7AmUvJ
— Davide Chinellato (@dchinellato) December 18, 2017
LeBron James isn't Martin Luther King Jr., but his conceitedness makes one question whether he thinks he is.
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Backend Engineer - Falcon.io
Budapest, Hungary Product Engineering Full-time
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Falcon.io has an ethos of encouraging autonomy, ambition, boldness and experimentation. We value open people who take initiative and aren't afraid to fail, learn from mistakes, adjust, and try to get better at what they do every day.
As a Falcon Backend Engineer, you will help build, scale and improve the backend of a fast growing Customer Experience platform. You will aid us in building a real time, scalable, stable platform serving thousands of clients in a reliable and performant manner. You will be using new technologies, to solve hard problems in a friendly and encouraging work environment. You will also be encouraged to share your experience and knowledge, sparring with your colleagues to grow together!
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Develop quality microservice solutions with cutting edge technologies together with dedicated marksmen to help fulfilling our different business goals
Define accurate domain models
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Help design, implement and improve our services while helping us adopt best practices
Write elegant, self testing, well documented code
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Good knowledge of Java, we are using Java 11
Good knowledge of Spring ecosystem
Experience with relational (e.g. PostgreSQL) and NoSQL (e.g. ElasticSearch, Redis) databases
Good knowledge of RESTful APIs, their design and implementation
Experience with messaging technologies, Kafka is a plus
Experience with building and/or running large-scale applications on a PaaS/SaaS cloud, preferably AWS
Knowledge of Docker and containerization, Kubernetes a big plus
English language fluency
An open and informal work environment
Flexible working hours:- work-life balance is essential for us
High level of responsibility & autonomy
Helpful colleagues and motivating working culture
Work with a highly skilled team - You can learn a lot here
Encourage self-development via attending leading European IT conferences
Internal tech talks, skills-building resources and technical people leads who help you achieve mastery
Newest technologies, room for experimentation
About Falcon.io Falcon.io provides a unified SaaS platform for social media listening, engaging, publishing and managing customer data. We enable our clients to explore the full potential of digital marketing by managing multiple customer touch points from one platform. Our platform has already achieved great international traction in the market, with its technology endorsed by partnerships with Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Founded as Falcon Social in Copenhagen in 2010, we now also have offices in New York City, Berlin, Budapest, Sofia and Chennai. We're a highly diverse team, and we're always looking for passionate and curious people who want to be part of a fast-paced, high-energy environment.
Falcon is part of Cision Ltd—a leading global provider of innovative earned media software and services to public relations and marketing communications professionals
Please review our Global Candidate Data Privacy Statement to learn about Falcon's commitment to protecting personal data collected during the hiring process.

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« Thomas Piketty Tops Hawking Index
The Empty Chair »
Perhaps Not Complete Untergang
Decadence, Decline of the West, Der Untergang das Abendlandes, Europe, History, Oscar Halecki, Thomas Babbington Macauley
Thomas Babbington Macauley: "[The Roman Catholic Church] saw the commencement of all the governments and of all the ecclesiastical establishments that now exist in the world; and we feel no assurance that she is not destined to see the end of them all. She was great and respected before the Saxon had set foot on Britain, before the Frank had passed the Rhine, when Grecian eloquence still flourished at Antioch, when idols were still worshipped in the temple of Mecca. And she may still exist in undiminished vigour when some traveller from New Zealand shall, in the midst of a vast solitude, take his stand on a broken arch of London Bridge to sketch the ruins of St. Paul's."
Oscar Halecki, The Limits and Divisions of European History, 1950 is ultimately optimistic.
It has been frequently stressed that, from the point of view of the historical method, ancient history is so instructive to study because it is completed;we are able to contemplate the whole process of its evolution from beginning to end. The same can be said today [1950] of European history. That comparison with the ancient, Greco-Roman world is both suggestive and comforting, for it shows that the end of an age, and even of a whole cultural world, need not necessarily mean complete extinction like that which occurred, for instance, in the case of the pre-Columbian civilizations of America. Europe's present decline need not lead to what Oswald Spengler calls an Untergang, although the crisis is much more acute today than it was when he wrote his sensational book. Nor need Macauley's gloomy vision of a New Zealander meditating over the ruins of London ever come true, although this time seemed so near in 1940. …
Europe came into existence as an historical community because numerous peoples entirely different from each other, without effacing their particularities and without ever uniting politically, joined in a co-operation based upon common cultural conceptions, traditions, and principles. The individual nations which developed within that community were rather small if compared, for instance, with the peoples of India or China. Likewise small was the area in which they had their home; and compared with the length of other histories –to mention only that of Egypt– the age of their common greatness was of rather short duration.
But within these narrow limits of time we see the same variety of events in rapidly changing periods that is so striking in Europe's physical and ethnical backgrounds. This certainly is an unusually dynamic history, whether proceeding through evolution or through revolutionary upheavals. And that is the first argument in favor of the conviction that the end of the European Age in history is not necessarily the end of Europe, or of a civilization which, though inseparable from the European heritage, has ceased to be exclusively European.
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GoneWithTheWind
The problem is that history is written by various groups with various agenda's and rarely if ever is it "truth". There is often "truth" there but just as often by reading between the lines and knowing who is fabricating history so that you know the truth is the opposite of what is written.
07 Jul 2014 um 5:08 pm
Perhaps we can call this new time the Age of Icarus — an age that respects no limits and embraces no restraint. And while advocates of this Age glibly adhere to their core tenet: that notions of God are forever dead; I suspect the Church in Rome will be on hand to witness the death of this age just like Macauley predicts.


The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) has been clamoring for a vote at Progress Energy's Shearon Harris Nuclear plant outside of Raleigh for months, if not years.
Well, guess what, the employees voted and the union got beat. Bad.
According to the News & Observer, the vote was 499-157 against unionizing.
It's quite promising to see that despite all the union's grandstanding and rhetoric that the workers here in North Carolina clearly see that unionization is a bad deal for them and the company they are employed by.


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// Implementation of URLProvisionFetcher.

URLProvisionFetcher::URLProvisionFetcher(
    scoped_refptr<network::SharedURLLoaderFactory> url_loader_factory)
    : url_loader_factory_(std::move(url_loader_factory)) {
  DCHECK(url_loader_factory_);
}

URLProvisionFetcher::~URLProvisionFetcher() {}

void URLProvisionFetcher::Retrieve(
    const std::string& default_url,
    const std::string& request_data,
    media::ProvisionFetcher::ResponseCB response_cb) {
  // For testing, don't actually do provisioning if the feature is enabled,
  // just indicate that the request failed.
  if (base::FeatureList::IsEnabled(media::kFailUrlProvisionFetcherForTesting)) {
    std::move(response_cb).Run(false, std::string());
    return;
  }

  response_cb_ = std::move(response_cb);

  const std::string request_string =
      default_url + "&signedRequest=" + request_data;
  DVLOG(1) << __func__ << ": request:" << request_string;

  DCHECK(!simple_url_loader_);
  net::NetworkTrafficAnnotationTag traffic_annotation =
      net::DefineNetworkTrafficAnnotation("url_prevision_fetcher", R"(
        semantics {
          sender: "Content Decryption Module"
          description:
            "For a Content Decryption Module (CDM) to obtain origin-specific "
            "identifiers from an individualization or provisioning server. See "
            "https://w3c.github.io/encrypted-media/#direct-individualization."
          trigger:
            "During protected content playback, if the CDM hasn't been "
            "provisioned yet, it may trigger a provision request which will be "
            "sent to a provisioning server."
          data:
            "Opaque provision request generated by the CDM. It may contain "
            "distinctive identifiers (see "
            "https://w3c.github.io/encrypted-media/#distinctive-identifier) "
            "and/or distinctive permanent identifiers (see "
            "https://w3c.github.io/encrypted-media/#distinctive-permanent-"
            "identifier), which must be encrypted. It does NOT contain origin "
            "information, even in encrypted form."
          destination: OTHER
        }
        policy {
          cookies_allowed: NO
          setting:
            "On Android, users can disable this feature by disabling Protected "
            "Media Identifier permissions."
          policy_exception_justification: "Not implemented."
        })");
  auto resource_request = std::make_unique<network::ResourceRequest>();
  resource_request->url = GURL(request_string);
  resource_request->credentials_mode = network::mojom::CredentialsMode::kOmit;
  resource_request->method = "POST";
  resource_request->headers.SetHeader("User-Agent", "Widevine CDM v1.0");
  simple_url_loader_ = network::SimpleURLLoader::Create(
      std::move(resource_request), traffic_annotation);
  simple_url_loader_->AttachStringForUpload("", "application/json");
  simple_url_loader_->DownloadToStringOfUnboundedSizeUntilCrashAndDie(
      url_loader_factory_.get(),
      base::BindOnce(&URLProvisionFetcher::OnSimpleLoaderComplete,
                     base::Unretained(this)));
}

void URLProvisionFetcher::OnSimpleLoaderComplete(
    std::unique_ptr<std::string> response_body) {
  bool success = false;
  int response_code = simple_url_loader_->NetError();
  std::string response;
  const auto& headers = simple_url_loader_->ResponseInfo()
                            ? simple_url_loader_->ResponseInfo()->headers
                            : nullptr;
  if (headers) {
    // If there is a valid header, use the HTTP response code instead of the
    // net::Error status.
    response_code =
        net::HttpUtil::MapStatusCodeForHistogram(headers->response_code());
  }

  if (response_body) {
    success = true;
    response = std::move(*response_body);
  } else {
    DVLOG(1) << "CDM provision: server returned error code " << response_code;
  }

  simple_url_loader_.reset();
  base::UmaHistogramSparse("Media.EME.UrlProvisionFetcher.ResponseCode",
                           response_code);
  std::move(response_cb_).Run(success, response);
}

// Implementation of content public method CreateProvisionFetcher().

std::unique_ptr<media::ProvisionFetcher> CreateProvisionFetcher(
    scoped_refptr<network::SharedURLLoaderFactory> url_loader_factory) {
  DCHECK(url_loader_factory);
  return std::make_unique<URLProvisionFetcher>(std::move(url_loader_factory));
}

}  // namespace content

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What Is The Rose Toy? Why This Suction Sex Toy Went Viral On TikTok
"Soul snatcher" and "orgasm stealer" are just some names the famed rose sex toy has been dubbed in its short time on the market.
According to thousands of product and social media reviews, the success of this toy's ability to bring pleasure is undeniable—so we decided to ask around to see if it holds up to the scrutiny of industry experts.
What is the rose toy?
If you have a TikTok account, you're likely familiar with the rose sex toy. Taking social media by storm in 2021, the flower-shaped toy quickly rose (no pun intended) to popularity thanks to dozens of reviews from pleased vulva owners who claimed it brought them record-speed orgasms, plus helped them to squirt and experience new forms of pleasure.
Does it deserve the praise? According to our experts, yes—however, there's more you should know.
The rose toy is a clitoral stimulation toy that uses air pulse and pressure technology to suck on the glans head of the clitoris, explains sexologist and sex educator Goody Howard, MSW, MPH. It combines sucking and vibrating functions through a suction head that users say delivers unmatched stimulation and back-to-back orgasms.
Importantly, the rose toy isn't one specific product sold by one specific brand. Numerous companies seem to manufacture the viral rose toy (or similar models), which are then sold under various brand names on sites like Amazon or Shopify in a process known as dropshipping. Since its rise to fame, more established sex toy companies have also begun selling similar rose-shaped sex toys, such as the Rose Toy Clitoral Suction Stimulator from Lovehoney or the Rose Flower Sex Toy from V for Vibes.
Jessica Cline, LCSW, Ph.D., a board-certified sexologist who happens to love the rose sex toy, says this rose-shaped sex toy is a great option for anyone who wants one that's "cute and less in-your-face phallic."
Most sellers of the viral rose toy model, like Rose Toy Official (recommended by Cline herself), claim the toy is made with body-safe and odorless medical silicone material. Since its debut, the praise for this clitoris-sucking vibrator hasn't died down, and now there are updated rose toys with more new settings and upgrades to explore.
How the vibrator works.
According to websites that sell the viral rose toy model like RTO or Adorime, this clitoris-sucking vibrator is rechargeable and has three intensity levels plus seven sucking modes that are supposed to mimic what cunnilingus feels like. With one click of a button, the toy's internal vibration generates rotating airflow that sucks and teases your clitoris, leading to what some call unimaginable pleasure.
The best way to use the vibrator, advises Howard, is to start by applying a small amount of lube to your clitoris. Instead of centering the rose toy over it, start on its side and move the rose around until you find the spot that feels the best. Based on the intensity of the sucking, either decrease or increase the speed setting to get the right amount of stimulation, or alternate between the levels for a varied experience.
What's great about the rose toy is its versatility. "A lot of people want to just sit it on the head of the clit right away instead of exploring the other ways that pleasure can show up," Howard tells mbg. For example, she adds that all clit-sucking toys also double as nipple-sucking toys. In addition to your nipples, that could be erogenous zones like your or your partner's navel, thighs, anus, ears, and more.
Because it's waterproof, you can use the rose toy in the bathtub, shower, or even pool, according to Cline. And besides using it during solo play, the rose toy can also complement partnered sex, whether you use it during doggy-style or on your partner's body throughout sexual play.
By this point, the rose sex toy line has expanded and now includes much more than the original model we've described here. Based on the manufacturer you purchase from, newer rose toys feature a paired dildo, remote control, vibrating egg, or a flapping vibrator.
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Website: http://haleyhouse.org/
Mission: Haley House uses food with purpose and the power of community to break down barriers between people, empower individuals, and strengthen neighborhoods. We believe in radical solutions: solving problems at their root by challenging attitudes that perpetuate suffering and building alternative models.
How does your organization strive toward the attributes associated with Relevance?
As an organization whose programs are typically categorized as "direct service" we are consistently, directly in contact with the population we serve.
In the most tangible sense, our soup kitchen is designed with no significant division between who is serving vs. who is being served; the overlap is crucial to our culture and mission.
Relationships between shift-leaders, volunteers, and the guests are close-knit and honest, guiding us towards the most accurate picture of what needs are and how they're changing over time.
In our housing, social enterprise, and educational programs, we also prioritize making space to reflect, share insights and perspectives, and adjust processes, systems, and programs accordingly.
Getting constant feedback can be overwhelming but it's important for us to synthesize the information and use it to improve and remain relevant to those we exist to serve.
How does your organization strive toward the attributes associated with Impact?
In many ways, the direct service model allows for immediate confirmation of basic impact — guests walk through our doors hungry, and perhaps lonely, and they leave having eaten a healthy, made-from-scratch meal in the company of others.
We track how many meals we serve, types of ingredients we use, number of people in attendance, but we also recognize that these numbers don't necessarily reflect outcomes or larger-scale systemic change around the core problem of hunger.
In our housing, we have a clearer picture of outcomes because the service we offer (low-income housing) is a more permanent solution to the root of the problem (homelessness).
By tracking the tenancy over time and other pertinent factors related to the transition out of homelessness, we are able to gauge our impact and outcomes with this population.
We gather a large amount of qualitative data, but are working to gain more quantitative data moving forward to paint a clearer picture of the overall impact of all of our programs.
How does your organization strive toward the attributes associated with Sustainability?
Our sustainability is ensured by our assets (including the buildings we own outright), our income-generating activities (including our social enterprise, sliding-scale training programs, rent subsidies), self-sustainability built into our programs (the innovative model of service in our soup kitchen), and our resistance to being dependent on one type of funding source. Other than rent subsidies from our low-income housing, we do not rely on governmental funding or contracts (unlike the majority of our peer institutions) and we are deeply committed to working in partnership to provide services to our guests whenever possible.
We have a long track record of stewarding relationships with funders (grants, foundations, individual donors) who are deeply committed to our mission and/or the population and geographic locations being served (Roxbury and the South End).
Haley House is proud to be "lean and feisty" as we prioritize the increase of wages for bakery cafe staff (included in our population served, as many of them come through our transitional employment program) while keeping administrative costs low.
We are proud to practice environmental stewardship by having compost programs for organic soup kitchen waste and running a highly sustainable, organic farm in Roxbury that produces thousands of pounds of produce for our nearby bakery cafe and soup kitchen during the summer.
EXCELLENCE IN MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONS
How does your organization strive toward the attributes associated with Excellence in Management and Operations?
A top priority at Haley House has always been inclusion and community representation.
Since its start, the soup kitchen was run by members of the live-in community which was made up of volunteers and soup kitchen guests living in solidarity, a model that continues; no one has ever been paid to run the soup kitchen.
We continue to include guests, program participants, and the wider community in our planning and decision-making processes.
We ensure that our marketing and communications efforts cast a wide net to the general public for some of our programs and events (especially those that can help to solicit volunteers and donors) while still honing in on our different target populations for specific programs and opportunities.
We continue to strive to ensure our board best represents individuals tied closely to our mission with expertise and history with our geographic areas served and central programs (which includes long-standing South End and Roxbury residents, local restaurateurs, and development professionals).
Our volunteer newsletter goes out to 2000 people weekly and we fill 305 hours of weekly volunteer opportunities with 40-70 individual volunteers, many of them long-standing regulars.
HOW DOES YOUR ORGANIZATION ENGAGE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS / EMERGING LEADERS?
Haley House is proud to host a large number of internships, volunteer opportunities, and other unique projects that engage young professionals and emerging leaders.
Many of these are established through long-standing partnerships with nearby colleges and universities (especially Boston College, Northeastern University, Tufts, and Boston University) where we have earned a reputation for offering students and graduates a great balance of direct hands-on service work as well as involvement with internal systems and administration work.
This population has been involved with Haley House by supporting us with grant writing, database management and optimization, business operations and finance, event planning, marketing and communications, fundraising, and more.
We rely on the energetic and innovative minds of young professionals to keep Haley House up to speed with new and developing technologies and methods.
In many cases, young people who get involved at Haley House and take on leadership roles, end up remaining in our community for years even if they move away or go into other professions.


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Farmhouse India Pale Ale — Named in honor of Indiana-born astronaut Gus Grissom who lost his life in the pursuit of taking a man to the moon, this IPA is aggressively hopped with Australian Galaxy and American Mosaic hops.
Earned the Brewery Pioneer (Level 23) badge! Earned the Wheel of Styles (Level 14) badge! Earned the I Believe in IPA! (Level 11) badge!
Earned the Brew Traveler badge! Earned the Brewery Pioneer (Level 11) badge! Earned the For the Can (Level 17) badge!
Trying to branch out. It said IPA in the label but it's a farmhouse which skews my rating unfairly.
Earned the Cheers to Independent U.S. Craft Breweries (Level 22) badge! Earned the Brewery Pioneer (Level 14) badge! Earned the I Believe in IPA! (Level 54) badge! Earned the Trip to the Farm badge!
Earned the Cheers to Independent U.S. Craft Breweries badge! Earned the Trip to the Farm (Level 2) badge!
Earned the For the Can (Level 36) badge! Earned the Pucker Up (Level 42) badge!
Earned the Middle of the Road (Level 84) badge! Earned the I Believe in IPA! (Level 72) badge!
Earned the Bar Explorer (Level 68) badge! Earned the Trip to the Farm (Level 14) badge!
Earned the Pucker Up badge! Earned the Land of the Free (Level 30) badge!
Interesting IPA. I would have again.
Earned the Middle of the Road (Level 3) badge! Earned the Photogenic Brew (Level 2) badge! Earned the Wheel of Styles (Level 2) badge! Earned the Land of the Free (Level 4) badge!
Earned the Trip to the Farm (Level 83) badge!
Not really sour but I've always loved the fruity IPA/farmhouse combo.


It's been a productive week... just that there'd been no photography. Feeling abit drained.
An old, almost non-existant godsis from China rang me up today (she messed up, actually, she was looking for my mum haa). She took home a gold and silver medal from the Olympics in 2000. I'd never forgotten, these things that inspired but at the same time made me inferior. I'm feeling inspired again.


Accounting: There are many benefits which can be done on accounting with the help of blockchain technology. It offers accuracy and precision in the accounting and management of the business. With the help of blockchain application development, you can manage the business in a better way and have the enhanced experience of doing business where there is transparency in the business transactions and you get the better way of using the technology in maintenance of the business.
Advertising and marketing: In the field of advertising and accounting, blockchain application development plays a vital role and it helps the business in getting protection against the cryptocurrency that can help in reducing the "click fraud." Technology has no doubts open the ways for creating new business opportunities but it has also opened the doors to cyber frauds and many different disadvantages.
Human Resources: In the field of human resources for any business there is a need of hiring, interviewing, training and many more things that are time consuming as well as tiresome, with the help of Blockchain Application Development one can make such tasks easy and efficient. You can incorporate the modern ways of hiring the candidates for your business and it is definitely an easy and time-saving task.
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COMSOL Multiphysics® version 6.1 introduces a number of new modeling and simulation capabilities for electromagnetics modeling. In this webinar we will discuss various updates that this release brought to the AC/DC, RF, Wave Optics, and Plasma Modules.
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We are pleased to announce that Reach & Match has been approved as a registered provider of 'Assistive Products for Vision' for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
The NDIS supports people with a permanent and significant disability that affects their ability to take part in everyday activities.
The NDIS will work with participants to identify supports required to live life. Supports may help participants achieve goals in many aspects of their life, including independence, community involvement, education, employment, and health and wellbeing.
It also focuses on early intervention, where getting early supports can reduce the impact of disability on a child.
The NDIS will fund reasonable and necessary supports that help achieve the participant's goals such as 'Assistive Products for Vision' such as the Reach & Match learning kit.
For more information on the NDIS, check out this link.


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Safe within the pages of books
Yesterday, I helped a parent find books for her five-year old whose dog had just died. I suggested Judith Viorst's The Tenth Good Thing About Barney (Atheneum) in which a child remembers the best things about his much missed and greatly loved cat. I also suggested Dog Heaven (Blue Sky) by Cynthia Rylant, a comforting, sweet, only slightly religious story about the lush places canines find after they die.
I hope these help the child. But I do think it's important for readers — young and old — to store up experiences safely within the pages of books before it occurs in life, something to draw from when needed.
The classic story that introduces the cycle of life which, of course, includes death, in my opinion, is Charlotte's Web (HarperCollins). Not only does E.B. White introduce readers to a host of memorable characters, he provides an introduction to real life in the guise of a fantasy. When Charlotte the spider dies, her porcine buddy, Wilbur, must carry on.
I just read a new book for slightly older readers, say 10 or 11 years and up. The Line Tender (Dutton) by Kate Allen made me smile (remember that feeling of liking but not quite knowing where you stand with a boy?) and reminded me that kids and adults grieve similarly. It's beautifully written with real characters that support and show empathy for each other. They deal with challenges and joys in unique ways giving readers a chance to share different approaches to the same incidents including the loss of a friend.
I'm not talking about bibliotherapy (where books are used to treat mental or psychological issues). Each of these books provides one or more experiences that can be drawn on simply when needed. And pleasure along the way.
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"I used to walk to school with my nose buried in a book." — Coolio


Friday 11 November - Pupils respected a 2 minute silence today to mark Remembrance. Poppies have been on sale throughout the month of November and there was a Reflection room set up for pupils. Today was also 'Wear it Red' day where pupils were encouraged to wear an item of red with their school uniform.
Tuesday 8 November - Miss Hannigan from the Modern Studies department gives evidence to the Local Government and Communities Committee of the Scottish Parliament. Miss Hannigan had been selected to speak about the role of Modern Studies in increasing voter turnout in Local Council elections next year.
Tuesday 8 November - Launch of our Non Residential Activity Booklet for S1 - S3 pupils.
Monday 7 November - Today a group of S3 pupils enjoyed an input from the University of Northampton on 'Leather is my Job' - Follow @GryffeCareers to keep up to date with all Careers news and opportunities.
Monday 7 November - The first in a series of Higher Human Biology visits to the Biolabs at the University of Strathclyde. The pupils carried out PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) to amplify DNA.
Friday 4 November - S2 Social studies and ABC IDL projects on Africa came to a conclusion this week with insightful country presentations from pupils highlighting how diverse the continent is.
Friday 4 November - The National 5 Prelimary Examination Timetable Nov-Dec 2016 has been uploaded under the 'SQA/ASSESSMENTS' tab, then 'Senior Phase'.
Wednesday 2 November -The NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER has been uploaded and can be found under the 'News' tab, then 'Newsletters'.
The NOVEMBER LETTER to Parents/Carers has been uploaded and can be found under the 'News' tab, then 'Letters'.
many significant achievements of our pupils.
Thanks to local photographer Les Forbes for allowing us to use his lovely autumnal view of the school.
Tuesday 1 November - Mr Gerry McMurtrie who is a Senior Professional Advisor for Rights Respecting Schools (Scotland) with UNICEF UK visited the school today and then he tweeted this fantastic news!
Delighted to award @GryffeHighSch Renfrewshire with Level 1 Rights Respecting School Award!
Monday 31 October - S6 pupils wore a variety of splendid traditional costumes from all around the world, to mark the end of what has been a busy Global Diversity month.
Sunday 30 October - Gryffe Choir join some other school Choirs - accompanied by The Orchestra of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and Musical Director Andrew Nunn - at Glasgow City Halls. An incredible performance. More detail will be in the November newsletter.
Thursday 27 October - Dedicated 'Young Enterprise' team, CLA Scents had an after school meeting yesterday. They have been very fortunate to have teamed up with Mr. Andy McLaughlin who is a Commercial Director with Braehead Clan. The team were busy developing their business plan and you will have the opportunity to purchase their product of candles in the very near future at various events.
Wednesday 26 October - Congratulations to S3 pupils Jack Young, Mia Trollan, Marc Sermanni, Alex Lee, Laura Workman and Drew Surgenor who have qualified for The Association of Speakers Club's Grand Final of the 2016 Youth Speaks Competition. Jack, Mia and Marc won first place for their outstanding presentation on whether there should there be positive discrimination to try and redress the gender imbalance in government. Following the winning team's success, Alex, Laura and Drew secured second place for their highly engaging speech on introducing a new subject into the school curriculum.
Tuesday 25 October - Our Pupil Management Group met at 8:00 am this morning to discuss the priorities for the week. We also discussed Saltire volunteering and are proud that between the management group of 12 we have over 1000 hours of volunteering. Further detail will be in the November Newsletter.
Friday 14 October - Members of the World Challenge Mongolia 2017 Team gave up their day off school to make In-Service day staff a lovely lunch and raise funds for their trip.
Thursday 13 October - Today marked the final day of the Parents in Partnership Programme. Thank you to all of the parents involved over the last 7 weeks!
Tuesday 11 October - Vascutek opened it's doors to pupils for the first time yesterday. Four senior Biology pupils thoroughly enjoyed learning about the technology they produce to help treat cardiovascular disease.
Tuesday 11 October - Higher Geography classes had some great weather for their fieldwork at Green Water in Kilbarchan. Pupils measured the width, depth, velocity, gradient, bed load shape and size at various stages along the river.
Tuesday 11 October - The Support for Learning staff remind us that October is ADHD Awareness month. Thanks also to Geraldine Mynors of ADHD Parent Support West Glasgow, who gave a very interesting presentation to a very busy CPD session for staff last week.
Monday 10 October - Over 120 parents/carers came along to our Senior Phase Information Meeting, with input coming from Ms Dhesi, Lynne Biagioni - Scholar Advisor, and Brian Costello - Director of Headstrong. Please look under the 'Parent Zone' tab for further advice on how to help your child.
Monday 10 October - S1 pupils spent an enjoyable afternoon at Thermo Fisher labs in Inchinnan, extracting DNA from Strawberries and learning how cells grow. This is part of a STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) series.
Friday 7 October - Thank you to all who supported the PTA Curry/Quiz night, over 200 people of all ages -parents, pupils and staff....a FANTASTIC night. Our S6 Quiz masters ensured everything ran like clockwork. Further detail will be in the November Newsletter.
Friday 7 October - The OCTOBER Newsletter has been uploaded and can be found under the 'News' tab, then 'Newsletters'. Apologies for the delay in uploading this Newsletter.
Friday 7 October - Pupils and Staff participated in 'The Cube' House Event at lunchtime and entertained pupils in a busy school theatre. The event consisted of a variety of challenges, ranging from drawing skills to 'After Eight' balancing skills! Fleming House won - well done!!
Thursday 6 October - Our S1 Drama programme has a focus on bullying and how we can prevent it in the lead up to November, anti-bullying month. This video clip was a homework submission by Sasha Kaloheris, S1.
Thursday 29 September - World Challenge Mongolia 2017 - the teams are pictured here on the starting line for their latest Bleep fitness test. Read how their preparations are going in the October edition of the newsletter.
Sunday 2 October - Great Scottish Run Success - What a performance from Glasgow's 1st Callum Hawkins. The first Scottish winner since 1983. S3 pupil Alisha Sivell also came 8th in her category in the Great Scottish Junior Run. Well done Alisha!
Thursday 22 September - Pupils received their 3k Fun Run medal from Olympian Derek Hawkins who took time out of his busy schedule to support today's event. More detail and pictures will be in the October newsletter.
Thursday 22 September - Parents attended the school for week 4 of 'Parents in Partnership' today. Teachers provided lessons in Social Subjects and Science which were enjoyed by all!
Tuesday 20 September - Advanced Higher Biologists experience the clinical research labs at Glasgow Royal Infirmary Hospital.
Monday 19 September - Today sees the start of Gryffestyles week. There will be many activities throughout the week for all year groups, finishing on Thursday with the 3k Fun Run. All S1 pupils enjoyed a Health Day today which included Heartstart Training, Yoga, Trampolining, Smoothie Making and several Wellbeing talks.
Friday 16 September - S5 pupil Luke McFarlane brought along his pet African Bullfrog (called Betsy) to show to the S4 National 5 Biology classes. The biology pupils were fascinated and Luke was able to give them lots of interesting information about how to care for his pet. This species of frog commonly lives for 20 years and sometimes up to 50 years!
Wednesday 14 September - The Media Team have an amazing afternoon learning to make the news and produce their own video at Sky Academy in Livingston.
Tuesday 13 September - It is good to be early! These boys travelled 229 miles to see the Champions League match at the Etihad Stadium - unfortunately the game was cancelled due to horrendous weather, but the boys still managed to get to their seats, go to the stadium shop and see a few players. The travel company very quickly offered to get them to a future match.
Friday 9 September - All S1 pupils enjoyed an inspiring talk from Alan from Live-N-Learn this morning about devoting a growth mindset.
Friday 9 September - S2 pupils had a highly entertaining visit from author Kirkland Ciccone.
Thursday 8 September - 163 S1 pupils thoroughly enjoyed a trip to the King's Theatre today to watch the David Walliam's book 'Gangsta Granny' being performed live on stage.
Wednesday 7 September - The SEPTEMBER Newsletter has been uploaded and can be found under the 'News' tab, then 'Newsletters'.
Friday 2 September - Launch of our RESIDENTIAL Activities Week programme. Our non-residential day trip programme will be launched in a few weeks time.
Monday 29 August - The newly appointed Pupil Management Group met the Parent Council members at their first meeting of the new term tonight. The S6 pupils gave the members information about their individual roles, their targets and ideas for the coming year and an insight into their own career hopes.
Friday 26 August - Very well done to S5 pupil Abbie Mitchell. Abbie achieved FULL marks in her National 5 Expressive and Design Art Folios (marked externally by the SQA). 160/160. An outstanding result. See Abbie's work in the September edition of the newsletter.
Sunday 21 August - Former pupil Callum Hawkins has an AMAZING run today in Rio and finishes 9th in the Marathon. Callum was leading the race for a good stretch as well. Very well done! Derek also did really well to finish. Picture taken from BBC Sport.
Tuesday 16 August - Please feel free to look at @GryffeCareers on Twitter for updated detail on jobs, MA's, Uni Open Days etc.
Tuesday 16 August - Look who have arrived in Rio!! Former Gryffe pupils and Scottish brothers, Derek and Callum Hawkins will be joined by Tsegai Tewelde to represent Team GB in the marathon from 1.30pm on Sunday 21 August. This will be the Athletics Finale. We will be tuned in and supporting you both!!
The Media Team are looking forward to participating in BBC News School Report Day again this year on Thursday 16th March 2017.This will be the 6th year that we have taken part.
For your interest, this is what we have covered over the years on this day!
March 2015 – Partial Solar Eclipse – Interviews at Carrick Centre – visit from Coats Observatory.
Monday 15 August - S1 pupils at their first Assembly, looking smart in their perfect uniform. A very good first day.


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Mobb Deep "Drop a Gem on 'Em" (1996)
Produced by: Mobb Deep
Prodigy: "We recorded that song at Access Studios. We just went in and made that song after we heard Tupac saying some things about us because of our 'L.A., L.A.' song. We heard somebody playing 'Hit Em Up' on the block and we were like, 'Oh word? Niggas wanna make songs about us? Aight, cool.' As soon as we heard Tupac saying anything about Mobb Deep, we went in and made that shit about him. We were like, 'Fuck this nigga, we going right at this nigga and whoever the fuck he's down with.'
"'Drop a Gem on 'Em' was unique and it was different. Pac just took a beat that everybody knew of already and just tried to flip the lyrics or whatever. That's why I think with 'Drop a Gem On Em' people were like, 'Yo, that shit is fire. Y'all killed the nigga,' because it was like a new beat. Nobody had ever heard a beat like that before. The lyrics were crazy.
"We had actually pulled the song because it was the first single off of Hell On Earth. We submitted it to radio and radio put it in rotation, even in Cali. But when Pac died, we pulled the song off radio and told them to stop playing it out of respect for his family and out of respect for the dead. We were like, 'Nah, stop pushing that.' We still put it on the album.
"We were about to shoot a video for that. We were about to go in on that nigga, but we were like, 'Yo, pull it.' We were just going to go in on this nigga in the video. I mean, it was so new when Pac died that I think it was only on the radio for about a week or two. So, we didn't really have plans for the video, but we were about to shoot a video for it. When Pac died, we switched the single to 'Hell On Earth' instead."
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Q: Transmission Line Power Flow Background:
So, I recently watched Veritasium's video, "The Big Misconception About Electricity" and EEVblog's response to it.
Here is the circuit in question:

I think understand why the typical distributed element line model works for:

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*Single conductor wires close together

*Coaxial cables and twisted pair cables

My analysis of what would happen when the switch is closed:

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*Bulb turns on for an instant because of inductive/capacitive coupling (energy flowing through field between one wire to the other wire).

*Bulb dims due to inductive/capacitive transients dying off.

*Bulb brightens depending on line impedance and reflections once the signal travels along the wire, stabilizing if the impedance is matched or when the reflection waves die off.

My questions though:

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*Is my analysis correct? In part 3 especially I am confused as to whether or not the energy is flowing along, but outside the wire in an EM field (and not between the two transmission lines). If so, are there any good visualizations of this?

*How does distance between the two wires affect the transmission line analysis? For example, if the distance was (>>1) meter? My guess is that the inductive and capacitive coupling would be weaker with greater distance so there would be less current flow = less brighter bulb in part 1, and at a certain point the distributed element transmission line model would no longer apply?

A: the bulb lights immediately. during the first roundtrip time, it will see a source resistance of Z0. After this time, it will only see the DC resistance of the cable and  become brighter.
It doesn't die off after the "initial transient" because there are infinitely many such "transients" during the first roundtrip time, essentially they become a "plateau of transients" if you will.
When the cables are further, Z0 increases..If the bulb has a resistance of about Z0 or lower, it would thus receive less power initially. If the bulb resistance is very high in comparison to Z0, it wouldn't be much affected by the increased gap.

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The take-away for me was that each panelists noted more than once that social media – Twitter and Facebook specifically – was their predominate method for sourcing stories. Email, fax and phone are dead for these national media professionals.
People still ask me and I still love to have this conversation, although the method behind the social media madness has changed over the years, my suggestions, from years as a PR professional and as a consultant that has managed brands for over 100 clients, are generally the same.
When many organizations are flexing their PR muscles with media lists seemingly on steroids, I take a more organic approach, which has yielded great results. Although the golden rule applies (you remember: do unto others…) but there's more to it.
For the small/local business owner, there are other things that are simply more important than social media.
The care and feeding of the journalists on the media list is of the utmost importance.
Is Social Media Getting Less Social?
I fume over the spam, sales pitches and fake accounts just like everyone else, but I sense a change online. I find myself using my social media sites (Twitter, Facebook & Linkedin) as quick references rather than hang-out spots. Is it me or has social media become less social?


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SV Wienerberg is an Austrian association football club from Vienna. The club was founded as ASV Wienerberg (Arbeiter Sportverein, Workers' Sports Club) in 1921 by Czech immigrants, primarily labourers from the local brickworks - today's global construction material producer Wienerberger - at the hill Wienerberg in the Viennese district of Favoriten. The company lent its support and provided the grounds. The club took on its current name in 1970.

From 1929 to 1934 the club played in the league of the labour movement, the Vereinigung der Amateur-Fußballvereine Österreichs (VAFÖ). Greatest successes of the club are the two stints in the Austrian second division, the Regional League East, from 1962 to 1968 and from 1970 to 1973, achieving second places in 1970 and 1972. Notable is also the appearance in the quarter-final of the Austrian Cup in the 1971–72 season.

The most prominent players in Wienerberg's history are centre-half Franz Kellinger, who played once for the national side in 1929, and Walter Zeman, who is considered one of the very best goalkeepers in Austrian history. Both commenced their careers with the club in the early 1920s and 1950s respectively.

SV Wienerberg plays on the Sportplatz Wienerberg, which has a field with artificial surface measuring 100 metres by 66 metres. The capacity is indicated with 3,000 spectators.

Notable players
 Franz Kellinger
 Walter Zeman
 Zeljko Radovic
 Predrag Sljivic
 Ryan Wylie

References

External links
 svwienerberg.at (Official Website)
 Wienerberg, SV Austria-Archiv.at

Czechs in Vienna
Football clubs in Vienna
Football clubs in Austria
1921 establishments in Austria

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Colorado Buffaloes Vs. Colorado State Rams: Keys To The Game
By Jon Woods@WoodrowWilson Sep 1, 2012, 8:00am MDT
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Who: Colorado Buffaloes Vs.Colorado St. Rams
Where: Mile High Stadium - Denver, CO
2:00 p.m. MT
TV: FX
Radio: AM 850 KOA
Line: Colorado -6.5
Weather: Partly Sunny, 95 degrees at kickoff
The Buffaloes kick off the 2012 season with a bevy of unknowns against a Colorado State with nearly as many (if not more) question marks. For Colorado to have any kind of success this season they HAVE to get off to a fast start against a non-conference slate that is built for it. A game like this, against an in-state conference rival on a neutral field is filled with intangibles and emotion, let's dive in and take a look at what will matter when the teams take the field this afternoon.
Dominate The Line Of Scrimmage
Every unit on the offensive side of the ball for the Buffaloes is a mix of inexperience, question marks and unknowns. Except for one, the offensive line. The Colorado offensive line has to come out and make a statement that they will lead this offense while it grows up. A smallish Rams defensive line running a new defensive system for the first time is the perfect opportunity to step up. Give Tony Jones some gaping holes to charge through. Allow Jordan Webb all day long to find his young wide receivers. Send a message to the entire Colorado State roster that strength and skill will rule the day and it all resides on the CU offensive line.
Don't Let The Secondary Be Tested
Whatever assumptions one may have about the talent discrepancies between these two teams matter not if Colorado State quarterback Garrett Grayson is allowed to sit back and take aim at sophomore cornerback Greg Henderson and freshman cornerback Kenneth Crawley. He IS good enough to exploit that inexperience if he remains untouched. This means pressure, pressure, pressure. Hopefully it can come from the defensive line instead of sending extra men, but whatever it takes, knock him down. Don't allow Chris Nwoke to get rolling so that extra guys have to stack the line. Allow the safety net for CU's young cornerbacks to stay in place and I have no doubt that they will shine.
Play Loose
This starts from the top down. Nearly half of the roster that will start on offense and defense today never experienced the Dan Hawkins era. Whatever fog surrounded the team throughout those years has never touched these freshmen and sophomores. It's up to Jon Embree and his coaching staff to continue to instill a sense of confidence, superiority, and most importantly, fun in these kids prior to taking the field. Find that right mix of motivation and let them go out and play.
In last year's Rocky Mountain Showdown, it was the Buffaloes that came out of the gate with a team that seemed to have a case of nerves while the Rams came out fired up and ready to play. Experience allowed that team to come back and win with a decent level of comfort. With the inexperience of the 2012 Buffaloes, taking an early lead is paramount in this first game. The Buffs will have plenty of opportunities to play from behind and learn how to come back, today's game should not be one of them.
What are your keys to today's game?


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