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const TradingAnalysis_Beta           = require('./analysis').TradingAnalysis_Beta;
const Barriers_Beta                  = require('./barriers').Barriers_Beta;
const Contract_Beta                  = require('./contract').Contract_Beta;
const Durations_Beta                 = require('./duration').Durations_Beta;
const Price_Beta                     = require('./price').Price_Beta;
const processMarket_Beta             = require('./process').processMarket_Beta;
const processContractForm_Beta       = require('./process').processContractForm_Beta;
const processForgetTicks_Beta        = require('./process').processForgetTicks_Beta;
const onExpiryTypeChange             = require('./process').onExpiryTypeChange;
const onDurationUnitChange           = require('./process').onDurationUnitChange;
const Defaults                       = require('../defaults').Defaults;
const Tick                           = require('../tick').Tick;
const onlyNumericOnKeypress          = require('../../../common_functions/event_handler').onlyNumericOnKeypress;
const moment                         = require('moment');
const setFormPlaceholderContent_Beta = require('../set_values').setFormPlaceholderContent_Beta;
const showPriceOverlay               = require('../common').showPriceOverlay;
const showFormOverlay                = require('../common').showFormOverlay;
const toggleActiveCatMenuElement     = require('../common').toggleActiveCatMenuElement;
const debounce                       = require('../common').debounce;
const submitForm                     = require('../common').submitForm;
const updateWarmChart                = require('../common').updateWarmChart;
const reloadPage                     = require('../common').reloadPage;
const chartFrameSource               = require('../common').chartFrameSource;
const displayTooltip_Beta            = require('../common').displayTooltip_Beta;
const timeIsValid                    = require('../common').timeIsValid;
const getStartDateNode               = require('../common_independent').getStartDateNode;
const isVisible                      = require('../../../common_functions/common_functions').isVisible;
const dateValueChanged               = require('../../../common_functions/common_functions').dateValueChanged;
const TimePicker                     = require('../../../components/time_picker').TimePicker;
const load_with_pjax                 = require('../../../base/pjax').load_with_pjax;
const Client                         = require('../../../base/client').Client;
const elementTextContent             = require('../../../common_functions/common_functions').elementTextContent;

/*
 * TradingEvents object contains all the event handler const required = function for
 * websocket trading page
 *
 * We need it as object so that we can call TradingEvent.init() only on trading
 * page for pjax to work else it will fire on all pages
 *
 */
const TradingEvents_Beta = (function () {
    'use strict';

    const initiate = function () {
        /*
         * attach event to market list, so when client change market we need to update undelryings
         * and request for new Contract details to populate the form and request price accordingly
         */
        const marketNavElement = document.getElementById('contract_markets');
        const onMarketChange = function(market) {
            showPriceOverlay();
            Defaults.set('market', market);

            // as different markets have different forms so remove from sessionStorage
            // it will default to proper one
            Defaults.remove('formname');
            Defaults.remove('underlying');
            processMarket_Beta(1);
            chartFrameSource();
        };

        if (marketNavElement) {
            marketNavElement.addEventListener('change', function(e) {
                const clickedMarket = e.target;
                onMarketChange(clickedMarket.value);
            });
        }

        /*
         * attach event to form list, so when client click on different form we need to update form
         * and request for new Contract details to populate the form and request price accordingly
         */
        const contractFormEventChange = function () {
            processContractForm_Beta();
            TradingAnalysis_Beta.request();
        };

        const formNavElement = document.getElementById('contract_form_name_nav');
        if (formNavElement) {
            formNavElement.addEventListener('click', function(e) {
                if (e.target && e.target.getAttribute('menuitem')) {
                    const clickedForm = e.target;
                    const isFormActive = clickedForm.classList.contains('active') || clickedForm.parentElement.classList.contains('active');
                    Defaults.set('formname', clickedForm.getAttribute('menuitem'));

                    setFormPlaceholderContent_Beta();
                    // if form is already active then no need to send same request again
                    toggleActiveCatMenuElement(formNavElement, e.target.getAttribute('menuitem'));

                    if (!isFormActive) {
                        contractFormEventChange();
                    }
                    const contractFormCheckbox = document.getElementById('contract_form_show_menu');
                    if (contractFormCheckbox) {
                        contractFormCheckbox.checked = false;
                    }
                }
            });
        }

        /*
         * attach event to underlying change, event need to request new contract details and price
         */
        const underlyingElement = document.getElementById('underlying');
        if (underlyingElement) {
            underlyingElement.addEventListener('change', function(e) {
                if (e.target) {
                    chartFrameSource();
                    showFormOverlay();
                    showPriceOverlay();
                    if (e.target.selectedIndex < 0) {
                        e.target.selectedIndex = 0;
                    }
                    const underlying = e.target.value;
                    Defaults.remove('barrier', 'barrier_high', 'barrier_low');
                    Defaults.set('underlying', underlying);
                    TradingAnalysis_Beta.request();

                    Tick.clean();

                    updateWarmChart();

                    Contract_Beta.getContracts(underlying);

                    // forget the old tick id i.e. close the old tick stream
                    processForgetTicks_Beta();
                    // get ticks for current underlying
                    Tick.request(underlying);
                    displayTooltip_Beta(Defaults.get('market'), underlying);
                }
            });
        }

        /*
         * bind event to change in duration amount, request new price
         */
        const triggerOnDurationChange = function(e) {
            if (e.target.value % 1 !== 0) {
                e.target.value = Math.floor(e.target.value);
            }
            Defaults.set('duration_amount', e.target.value);
            Durations_Beta.select_amount(e.target.value);
            Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
            submitForm(document.getElementById('websocket_form'));
        };
        const durationAmountElement = document.getElementById('duration_amount');
        let inputEventTriggered = false;          // For triggering one of the two events.
        if (durationAmountElement) {
            durationAmountElement.addEventListener('keypress', onlyNumericOnKeypress);
            // jquery needed for datepicker
            $('#duration_amount')
                .on('input', debounce(function (e) {
                    triggerOnDurationChange(e);
                    Durations_Beta.validateMinDurationAmount();
                    inputEventTriggered = true;
                }))
                .on('change', debounce(function (e) {
                    // using Defaults, to update the value by datepicker if it was emptied by keyboard (delete)
                    Durations_Beta.validateMinDurationAmount();
                    if (inputEventTriggered === false || !Defaults.get('duration_amount')) {
                        triggerOnDurationChange(e);
                    } else {
                        inputEventTriggered = false;
                    }
                }));
        }

        /*
         * attach event to expiry time change, event need to populate duration
         * and request new price
         */
        const expiryTypeElement = document.getElementById('expiry_type');
        if (expiryTypeElement) {
            expiryTypeElement.addEventListener('change', function(e) {
                Defaults.set('expiry_type', e.target.value);
                onExpiryTypeChange(e.target.value);
                if (expiryTypeElement.value !== 'endtime') Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
            });
        }

        /*
         * bind event to change in duration units, populate duration and request price
         */
        const durationUnitElement = document.getElementById('duration_units');
        if (durationUnitElement) {
            durationUnitElement.addEventListener('change', function (e) {
                Defaults.remove('barrier', 'barrier_high', 'barrier_low');
                onDurationUnitChange(e.target.value);
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
            });
        }

        /*
         * bind event to change in endtime date and time
         */
        const endDateElement = document.getElementById('expiry_date');
        if (endDateElement) {
            // need to use jquery as datepicker is used, if we switch to some other
            // datepicker we can move back to javascript
            $('#expiry_date').on('change input', function() {
                if (!dateValueChanged(this, 'date')) {
                    return false;
                }
                // if start time is less than end time
                if (timeIsValid($('#expiry_date'))) {
                    Durations_Beta.selectEndDate(moment(this.getAttribute('data-value')));
                }
                return true;
            });
        }

        const endTimeElement = document.getElementById('expiry_time');
        if (endTimeElement) {
            /*
             * attach datepicker and timepicker to end time durations
             * have to use jquery
             */
            attachTimePicker();
            $('#expiry_time')
                .on('focus, click', attachTimePicker)
                .on('keypress', function(ev) { onlyNumericOnKeypress(ev, [58]); })
                .on('change input blur', function() {
                    if (!dateValueChanged(this, 'time')) {
                        return false;
                    }
                    // if start time is less than end time
                    if (timeIsValid($('#expiry_time'))) {
                        Durations_Beta.setTime(endTimeElement.value);
                        Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                    }
                    return true;
                });
        }

        /*
         * attach event to change in amount, request new price only
         */
        const amountElement = document.getElementById('amount');
        if (amountElement) {
            amountElement.addEventListener('keypress', onlyNumericOnKeypress);

            amountElement.addEventListener('input', debounce(function(e) {
                e.target.value = e.target.value.replace(/[^0-9.]/g, '');
                if (isStandardFloat(e.target.value)) {
                    e.target.value = parseFloat(e.target.value).toFixed(2);
                }
                Defaults.set('amount', e.target.value);
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                submitForm(document.getElementById('websocket_form'));
            }));
        }

        /*
         * attach event to start time, display duration based on
         * whether start time is forward starting or not and request
         * new price
         */
        const dateStartElement = getStartDateNode();
        if (dateStartElement) {
            dateStartElement.addEventListener('change', function (e) {
                Defaults.set('date_start', e.target.value);
                const r = Durations_Beta.onStartDateChange(e.target.value);
                if (r >= 0) {
                    Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                }
            });
        }

        /*
         * attach event to change in amount type that is whether its
         * payout or stake and request new price
         */
        const amountTypeElement = document.getElementById('amount_type');
        if (amountTypeElement) {
            amountTypeElement.addEventListener('change', function (e) {
                Defaults.set('amount_type', e.target.value);
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
            });
        }

        /*
         * attach event to change in submarkets. We need to disable
         * underlyings that are not in selected seubmarkets
         */
        const submarketElement = document.getElementById('submarket');
        if (submarketElement) {
            submarketElement.addEventListener('change', function (e) {
                if (e.target) {
                    const elem = document.getElementById('underlying');
                    const underlyings = elem.children;

                    for (let i = 0, len = underlyings.length; i < len; i++) {
                        underlyings[i].disabled = e.target.value !== 'all' && e.target.value !== underlyings[i].className;
                    }

                    // as submarket change has modified the underlying list so we need to manually
                    // fire change event for underlying
                    document.querySelectorAll('#underlying option:enabled')[0].selected = 'selected';
                    const event = new Event('change');
                    elem.dispatchEvent(event);
                }
            });
        }

        /*
         * attach an event to change in currency
         */
        const currencyElement = document.getElementById('currency');
        if (currencyElement) {
            currencyElement.addEventListener('change', function (e) {
                Defaults.set('currency', e.target.value);
                const stopTypeDollarLabel = document.getElementById('stop_type_dollar_label');
                if (stopTypeDollarLabel && isVisible(stopTypeDollarLabel)) {
                    elementTextContent(stopTypeDollarLabel, e.target.value);
                }
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
            });
        }

        /*
         * attach event to purchase buttons to buy the current contract
         */
        $('.purchase_button').on('click dblclick', function () {
            if (!Client.status_detected('unwelcome') && !isVisible(document.getElementById('confirmation_message_container'))) {
                const id = this.getAttribute('data-purchase-id'),
                    askPrice = this.getAttribute('data-ask-price');

                const params = { buy: id, price: askPrice, passthrough: {} };
                Object.keys(this.attributes).forEach(function(attr) {
                    if (attr && this.attributes[attr] && this.attributes[attr].name &&
                            !/data\-balloon/.test(this.attributes[attr].name)) { // do not send tooltip data
                        const m = this.attributes[attr].name.match(/data\-(.+)/);

                        if (m && m[1] && m[1] !== 'purchase-id' && m[1] !== 'passthrough') {
                            params.passthrough[m[1]] = this.attributes[attr].value;
                        }
                    }
                }, this);
                if (id && askPrice) {
                    BinarySocket.send(params);
                    Price_Beta.incrFormId();
                    Price_Beta.processForgetProposals_Beta();
                }
            }
        });

        /*
         * attach event to close icon for purchase container
         */
        $('#close_confirmation_container, #contract_purchase_new_trade').on('click', function (e) {
            if (e.target) {
                e.preventDefault();
                document.getElementById('contract_confirmation_container').style.display = 'none';
                document.getElementById('contracts_list').style.display = 'flex';
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
            }
        });

        /*
         * attach an event to change in barrier
         */
        const barrierElement = document.getElementById('barrier');
        if (barrierElement) {
            $('#barrier')
                .on('keypress', function(ev) { onlyNumericOnKeypress(ev, [43, 45, 46]); })
                .on('input', debounce(function (e) {
                    Barriers_Beta.validateBarrier();
                    Defaults.set('barrier', e.target.value);
                    Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                    submitForm(document.getElementById('websocket_form'));
                }, 1000));
        }

        /*
         * attach an event to change in low barrier
         */
        const lowBarrierElement = document.getElementById('barrier_low');
        if (lowBarrierElement) {
            lowBarrierElement.addEventListener('input', debounce(function (e) {
                Defaults.set('barrier_low', e.target.value);
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                submitForm(document.getElementById('websocket_form'));
            }));
        }

        /*
         * attach an event to change in high barrier
         */
        const highBarrierElement = document.getElementById('barrier_high');
        if (highBarrierElement) {
            highBarrierElement.addEventListener('input', debounce(function (e) {
                Defaults.set('barrier_high', e.target.value);
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                submitForm(document.getElementById('websocket_form'));
            }));
        }

        /*
         * attach an event to change in digit prediction input
         */
        const predictionElement = document.getElementById('prediction');
        if (predictionElement) {
            predictionElement.addEventListener('change', debounce(function (e) {
                Defaults.set('prediction', e.target.value);
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                submitForm(document.getElementById('websocket_form'));
            }));
        }

        /*
         * attach an event to change in amount per point for spreads
         */
        const amountPerPointElement = document.getElementById('amount_per_point');
        if (amountPerPointElement) {
            amountPerPointElement.addEventListener('input', debounce(function (e) {
                if (isStandardFloat(e.target.value)) {
                    e.target.value = parseFloat(e.target.value).toFixed(2);
                }
                Defaults.set('amount_per_point', e.target.value);
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                submitForm(document.getElementById('websocket_form'));
            }));
        }

        /*
         * attach an event to change in stop type for spreads
         */
        const stopTypeEvent = function (e) {
            Defaults.set('stop_type', e.target.value);
            Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
        };

        const stopTypeElement = document.querySelectorAll('input[name="stop_type"]');
        if (stopTypeElement) {
            for (let i = 0, len = stopTypeElement.length; i < len; i++) {
                stopTypeElement[i].addEventListener('click', stopTypeEvent);
            }
        }

        /*
         * attach an event to change in stop loss input value
         */
        const stopLossElement = document.getElementById('stop_loss');
        if (stopLossElement) {
            stopLossElement.addEventListener('input', debounce(function (e) {
                if (isStandardFloat(e.target.value)) {
                    e.target.value = parseFloat(e.target.value).toFixed(2);
                }
                Defaults.set('stop_loss', e.target.value);
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                submitForm(document.getElementById('websocket_form'));
            }));
        }

        /*
         * attach an event to change in stop profit input value
         */
        const stopProfitElement = document.getElementById('stop_profit');
        if (stopProfitElement) {
            stopProfitElement.addEventListener('input', debounce(function (e) {
                if (isStandardFloat(e.target.value)) {
                    e.target.value = parseFloat(e.target.value).toFixed(2);
                }
                Defaults.set('stop_profit', e.target.value);
                Price_Beta.processPriceRequest_Beta();
                submitForm(document.getElementById('websocket_form'));
            }));
        }

        // For verifying there are 2 digits after decimal
        const isStandardFloat = (function(value) {
            return (!isNaN(value) && value % 1 !== 0 && ((+parseFloat(value)).toFixed(10)).replace(/^-?\d*\.?|0+$/g, '').length > 2);
        });

        const init_logo = document.getElementById('trading_init_progress');
        if (init_logo) {
            init_logo.addEventListener('click', debounce(function () {
                reloadPage();
            }));
        }

        const tip = document.getElementById('symbol_tip');
        if (init_logo) {
            tip.addEventListener('click', debounce(function (e) {
                const url = e.target.getAttribute('target');
                load_with_pjax(url);
            }));
        }
    };

    const attachTimePicker = function() {
        const timePickerInst = new TimePicker('#expiry_time');
        const date_start = document.getElementById('date_start').value;
        const now = !date_start || date_start === 'now';
        const current_moment = now ? (window.time ? window.time : moment.utc()) : parseInt(date_start) * 1000;
        timePickerInst.hide();
        timePickerInst.show(current_moment);
    };

    return {
        init: initiate,
    };
})();

module.exports = {
    TradingEvents_Beta: TradingEvents_Beta,
};


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Abstract: In this capstone we researched the egg. We explored the different components that make up the egg, the different vitamins, minerals and proteins that are found in an egg and the grading process that they go through. We talk about the history and where eggs in fact came from and how they came to be so commonly used, as well as their baking and cooking applications.
Major: Baking Arts and Service Management, Culinary Arts and Service Management
File Attachments: egg paper .docx , egg poster .ppt , costing 2.xlsx , recipes .docx
Authors: Lora Semple , Justin Tinelli
Abstract: For our capstone project we got the ingredient salt. There is a lot about salt that most people do not realize and so within this paper we want to let you know what we learned about salt. That includes the history of it, the many different types of salt and where they come from and also how they are used in culinary and baking. We also included in the paper how we used the ingredient throughout our five course meal. Some salts even have other uses that do not relate to cooking or baking and are still explained throughout the paper.
File Attachments: capstone paper on salt.docx , capstone poaster.pptx , recipes.docx , menu.docx , Reflection.docx
Authors: Ryan Quinn, Jenny Mcginn
Home Grown Kitchen - A study of how easy or difficult it is to use Farm-to-Table for a large catering event in the Adirondack's in the spring season with baking and pastry applications
Abstract: Cassie Brown and I catered the Boomerang alumni networking event on campus on April 7th. Our capstone questions was "how easy or difficult is it to cater an event in the Adirondacks in the springtime using Farm-to-Table with baking and pastry applications." We learned that it is difficult, but not by any means impossible. Catering is something that Cassie and I are both interested in so this topic was perfect for us. Cassis and I were able to help connect local farmers with local customers, raise Farm-to-Table awareness, meet and interact with alumni, and show the Paul Smith's College community our skills and what we have learned throughout our four years here at Paul Smith's College.
Major: Baking Arts and Service Management
File Attachments: Victorias Capstone Paper.docx
Authors: Victoria Gregory
Home Grown Kitchen: Catering Boomerang
Abstract: Home Grown Kitchen is a baking capstone project that is focused around farm-to-table and the Adirondack cuisine. The Adirondack cuisine has a prominent focus on farm-to-table, and we wanted to incorporate that into catering the Boomerang event. Boomerang is an event that is held on campus to network future graduates of Paul Smith's College with alumni. Farm-to-table seemed to be appropriate for alumni coming back into the Adirondack park. By using local farms and vendors we were able to create a solid menu that would be appealing to everyone, and easily eaten while mingling with students and alumni. The main question is whether farm-to-table in the Adirondacks is easy or difficult, while using baking applications. By contacting local vendors, researching what grows during the seasons, and having conversations with chefs on campus to help us along the way, Boomerang had becoming a successful event to cater.
File Attachments: Catering Boomerang
Authors: Cassie Brown
A Study of Pure and Artificial Maple Syrup Production
Abstract: Many people claim that they can tell the difference between pure and artificial maple syrup. However, pure and artificial maple syrup are made through two completely different processes. Through the method of a blind taste test, I want to answer the question whether or not consumers can in fact tell the difference between pure and artificial maple syrup when both served as is or baked into products through a catered breakfast. At the catered breakfast the following dishes were served: maple glazed doughnuts, breakfast casserole, sausage gravy and biscuits, pancakes with maple butter and maple syrup, vanilla and maple yogurt, and sliced fruit. There were two options to choose from for the maple glazed doughnuts, maple butter, maple syrup, and maple yogurts. One choice was made with pure maple syrup, the second choice was made with artificial maple syrup; the consumers did not know which option was made with which maple syrup. At the end of the breakfast, I asked each guest to complete a survey that would let me know which option they believed to be made with the pure maple syrup and which option they believed to be made with the artificial maple syrup.
File Attachments: Final Written Paper.pdf
Authors: Amanda Gail Wetter
Do consumers prefer American ice cream opposed to international ice cream?
Abstract: Do people tend to pick American flavors of ice cream or international flavors of ice cream? I did a study trying to answer this question. I used a survey to develop results and learn information about ice cream and other frozen desserts. By making ice cream from different countries, I was able to answer my questions. Through research and holding an event, I retained information to tell me if consumers prefer American or international flavors of ice cream.
File Attachments: Capstone paper.doc
Authors: Abigail Pinault
An Assessment of Heavy Metal Concentrations in Adirondack Waterfowl
Abstract: We analyzed heavy metal concentrations in waterfowl liver and breast tissue from ducks harvested within the Adirondack Park from October 3 to November 13, 2015. Interspecific, intersex, and feeding behavior variation in heavy metal concentrations were assessed. Waterfowl from two feeding behavior groups (diving and dabbling) were harvested from the watershed within a 50 mile radius of Paul Smith's, New York. Harvested waterfowl species included mallard (Anas platyrhynchos), American black duck (Anas rubripes), common merganser (Mergus merganser), ring-necked duck (Aythya collaris), bufflehead (Bucephala albeola), and hooded merganser (Lophodytes cucullatus). Legal harvest of these species during regulated New York State duck hunting season allows for permissible use of internal organs for heavy metal determination. Dry weight (mg/kg) of digested liver and breast tissue samples were analyzed using atomic absorption spectroscopy. Due to unknown laboratory error, absolute concentration values were inaccurate, thus, rendering accurate analyses unfeasible. However, relative observable trends were able to be assessed given our data's high precision. Analyte concentrations were significantly greater in liver tissues and there were significant differences between species. Variation in mercury, lead, bismuth, cadmium, chromium, and zinc concentrations in waterfowl serve as an indicator of the presence, cycling, bioaccumulation, and temporal trends of these metals in northeastern aquatic habitats.
Major: Environmental Sciences, Fisheries and Wildlife Science
File Attachments: Final2.docx
Authors: Brandon Snavely, Lewis Lolya
Outward Bound semester: Skills to last a life time
Abstract: The focus of this study will examine the level at which an Outward Bound semester fosters personal growth, connection with nature, and hard skills. This particular Outward Bound semester course traveled from the Florida Keys then on to Costa Rica and Panama in Central America. The course focused on the water elements of sailing, surfing, whitewater rafting, scuba diving, and sea kayaking. Methods used include personal journal reflections, peer and instructors oral and written responses. The researcher was an active participant in the immersive experience and kept a journal of the entire experience trying to gather as much information about the course itself and reflecting on the research process throughout. This research indicated that this experience developed personal character and a connection with nature. These skills have an impact deeper than an isolated course with Outward Bound but can be transferred to daily life.
Major: Recreations, Adventure Travel and Ecotourism, Recreation, Adventure Education and Leisure Management, Parks, Recreation and Facilities Management
File Attachments: Outward Bound semester: Skills to last a life time
Authors: Sam Annable
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On June 4th 2017, I was invited by the AEGIS for Life Alumni organization (more about the AEGIS doctoral program here) to be the featured speaker at the Second Annual Jack Mezirow Lecture, held at Teachers College, Columbia University. This was a very privileged opportunity for me to discuss some of my current research around time, rhythms and adult learning with students and faculty members at Teachers College.
Below, the links to the video recordings of my lecture and the Q&A session that followed.
Increased speed, ongoing acceleration, and a sense of permanent urgency are common features that characterize the ways people relate to their personal and professional lives in Western countries. The feeling that one's life is fragmented around activities that remain disconnected from each other, or display rhythms that seem incompatible, adds to a feeling of stress and confusion. More than ever, time for critical reflection and for deep learning seems to be lacking in our lives and in our education, too.
During this lecture I engaged the audience in a reflection around the complexity of the temporalities involved in adult learning. Beyond the dichotomy of slow education versus accelerated learning, I suggested that we observe and question the conflicting rhythms that pace what we do, how we think and who we are. Discussing the publication of my new book, Time and the Rhythms of Emancipatory Education, I introduced and discussed a new set of skills for educators to engage critically with the multiple temporalities of their life, and trigger new opportunities for transformative learning.
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Q: Почему якоря имеют разное поведение при изменении высоты iframe? Помогите понять следующий момент.
Есть страница, которая подключается через iframe на другой странице.
Предположим, что верстка подключаемой страницы (iframe.html) имеет следующий вид:

<!DOCTYPE html>

    <title>iFrame</title>

        Очень большой iframe

        #test

        #test1

        #test2

TEST

TEST 1

TEST 2

TEST 3

Страница, на которой находится iframe имеет следующую верстку:

<!DOCTYPE html>

    <title>Test</title>

Test

В таком сценарии переходы по якорям в iframe не срабатывают.
Но если уменьшить высоту iframe в стилях в два раза, то якоря начинают работать так, как надо.
Почему такое разное поведение работы якорей в зависимости от высоты iframe?

A: Аналогично спросил на оригинальном StackOverflow и получил ответ, который совпал с моей теорией.
А именно ответ заключается в том, что документ в iframe является отдельным окном. И как любое окно в браузере - если контент полностью на виду, то и прокручивать не к чему. Это вполне нормальное поведение.
Ссылка на обсуждение: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55844436/why-anchors-have-different-behavior-when-changing-iframe-heights#comment98351358_55844436

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Insights of Dev ops
Dev ops is a software stratagem that enables small to mid-size to large organizations to deliver new features /CR to users as fast and efficiently as possible. The core idea of Dev ops is to create a repeatable, reliable and incrementally improving process for taking software from concept to client. The goal of Continuous Delivery is to enable a constant flow of changes into production via an automated software production line. The Continuous Delivery pipeline is what makes it all happen.
This pipeline consists of various stages stacked one after another.
Build automation and Continuous Integration Stage
The pipeline starts with check-in into the private fork of the main branch; check-in has to be in private fork and every check-in must be reviewed and built successfully before it's merged into the main branch. Post-check-in to the main branch there has to be a triggered for continuous built and unit test execution. This is the most direct feedback cycle that informs the development team about the health of their application code.
Test Automation Stage
Throughout this stage, the new version of an application is rigorously tested to ensure that it passes to all functional, security, and performance criteria. The stage may involve different types of automated activities for functional and performance testing.
Deployment Automation Stage
A deployment is required every time the application is ready for staging(QA/DEV/UAT) or prod environment, and the critical thing is the time required for the deployment. If the deployment is automated, then it will be a reliable delivery of new functionality to users within minutes if needed.
Platform Provisioning and Configuration Management For Pipeline
The deployment pipeline is supported by an automatic spawn of the platform with provisioning and system configuration management, which allow teams to create, configure and kill down complete environments automatically or at the push of a button.
Making all automated
The multiple-step in a deployment pipeline involves different groups of people work as cohesive units to manage the release of the new version of the application. Release and pipeline orchestration provide a top-level view of the entire pipeline, allowing you to define and control the step and gain insight into the overall software delivery process.
We at Mobiiworld have an extremely talented and passionate team of DevOps engineers that work continually along with client teams. Contact us to see how we could help you with your next project.


Revive Women's Group is one of the series of initiatives to support and enrich the lives of women refugees and those seeking asylum.
The group brings women together for mutual support and cultural sharing, reducing the risk of destitution and loneliness. It offers confidence building for easy integration into the new community in the UK.
Because most of the women are not entitled to work or sometimes with no easy access to education, it results in many staying at home. This leads to isolation and loneliness.


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1. Exposure to extreme cold temperatures triggered by a cold sauna for weight loss treatment session increases the body's metabolic rate to produce heat and can burn up to 800 Kcal per session. These numbers increase exponentially when coupled with physical activity and a healthy diet.
2. Over time the accelerated metabolic effects last longer between sessions, resulting in a loss of up to 300 calories per day. Real life users report impressive reuslts of burning up to 2 lbs of body fat per month from Whole Body Cryotherapy alone, and more when coupled with diet and exercise.
3. Cryotherapy cold sauna weight loss treatments facilitate caloric deficit that inevitably leads to reduction in fat.
4. Cryosauna helps restore proper body fat distribution.
5. Cryo treatment sessions improve blood circulation, increases muscle tone, resulting in passive weight loss.
6. Cryotherapy cold sauna weight loss treatments are an excellent way to release endorphins, which are typically triggered by exercise to help boost the mood and sharpen cognitive abilities, including concentration.
7. Metabolic boost: Whole Body Cryotherapy is a safe, non-stimulant method that significantly raises the body's metabolism. The swift decrease in body temperatures leads to a boost in metabolism that acts to reheat the body, bringing it back to normal temperatures.
8. Regular use of Whole Body Cryotherapy cold sauna for weight loss will elevate and maintain a higher basal metabolic rate.
9. Improved sleep: How are sleep and weight loss connected? Well, studies show that poor sleep patterns, especially over prolonged periods of time, compromise the immune system via decreased production of melatonin and development of insulin resistance. Compromised immune system directly contributes to development of health problems, including weight gain and even cancer. As your body gets a "shot" of euphoria from a cryotherapy cold sauna weight loss treatment, the extra oxygen in your bloodstream will help your body and brain relax and have a better night sleep. Your stabilized sleep pattern will in turn stimulate faster weight loss.
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What I like about this post: RISE BEYOND THE REALM OF MEDIOCRITY: Life is too short to be wearing dull clothing. Embellished within this gorgeous black dress, the version is representing sophistication, power, and puzzle. The Ladies fashion dress with delicate gold embroidery suits her perfectly. She is the epitome of optimism and boldness, the true representation of a 21st-century woman. Her enchanting personality and positive body gestures bundled with the high black heels incorporate a part of elegance and composure. To grow beyond the realm of mediocrity, the luxurious heels are unquestionably an artifact you would want to get.


I've made this part of my mesh transparent by changing the shader from simskin to simglass. Is there a way to remove the shine. The specular, normal, shadow and emission are all blank.
Hi. You may have not made the spec map blank the right way ( the last paragraph ).
Also you need to add a normal map, that will make transparent meshes not shiny. It can be a flat normal map but you just need something.


Kereama Taepa studied for his Bachelor of Maori Visual Arts at Massey University in Palmerston North & continued on to gain his Masters Degree. Taepa's involvement in the arts has been broad & varied including bronze technician at the Dibble Arts Foundry & participation in various national maori arts symposiums, workshops & hui.
He has also been involved in the fashion industry through his label 'Urbanmaori'. As a finalist within the Miromoda Indigenous Fashion Awards, he twice received entry to show at NZ Fashion Week in 2010 & 2011 within the Miromoda shows.
Taepa taught art within the Te Whare Wananga O Awanuiarangi Art & Visual Culture Degree for four years. He currently teaches photography, digital and graphic art and sculpture within the Wairiki Institute of Technology Diploma of Art.
He currently exhibits both nationally & internationally & gained the Supreme Award for 2D Art at the Molly Morpeth Art Awards in 2008.


Just dilute a small quantity of salt in your pool water.
The MAGIsel salt chlorinator does the rest. It converts the salt into an active disinfectant, sodium hypochlorite which destroys algae, bacteria, fungi and oxidises organic residues. Then, it combines into salt. This cycle repeats constantly, convenience and the constant delivery of pure chlorine-based sanitizer.


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Q: Django ORM: Annotate the Value of matching object I've been using Django's ORM annotate before with success for a few times, but I'm having trouble with this especific case.
I want to annotate a new field, called tag_to_show, when the value of the field my_tag matches a certain regular expression.
This is what I have for the moment:
queryset.annotate(tag_to_show=Case(When(my_tag__iregex=pattern,
                                         then=Value("I don't know what to put here")),
                                    output_field=CharField(),
                                    default=Value("Not matched")))

I'm just applying a regular expression to the my_tag field. If the regex matches the string contained in the my_tag field of a certain object, I want to annotate its value in a new field called tag_to_show.
Any ideas what to put inside de Value parameter?

A: I think what you want is the F() expression:
queryset.annotate(tag_to_show=Case(
                      When(my_tag__iregex=pattern, then=F('my_tag')),
                      output_field=CharField(),
                      default=Value("Not matched")))

A: I think the answer is:
queryset.annotate(tag_to_show=Case(When(my_tag__iregex=pattern,
               then='my_tag'),
               output_field=CharField(),
               default=Value("Not matched")))


Lehlogonolo lives with his brother in Windmill Park, Boksburg. Both of his parents are deceased and his brother is like a father to him. Lehlogonolo is enrolled in Automotive Repair & Maintenance and completed the theory component of his programme at the end of June 2017. He was always keen to help others and managed the practical side of his programme well. Lehlogonolo learnt a lot from this programme and will now be able to put to practice what he has learnt. Lehlogonolo is based at Imperial Ford in Kempton Park where he will complete his workplace based practical training at the end of December 2017. The Turning Point Foundation paid Lehlogonolo's stipend while he was based at Sparrow FET College.


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Verizon Deals for More Spectrum as AT&T Lashes Out at FCC
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By Thor Olavsrud
Ratcheting up the pressure on its closest competitor, Verizon Wireless Friday announced that it would acquire $3.6 billion worth of spectrum from SpectrumCo, a joint venture of cable companies Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks.
The announcement comes a day after AT&T, the second largest wireless provider in the US, called the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to the carpet for what it called a slanted and unfair analysis of its proposed $39 billion acquisition of Deutsche Telekom's US subsidiary, T-Mobile. AT&T (NYSE:T) has argued the acquisition is essential to serving the needs of its customers. The company said data traffic on its network has increased 8,000 percent over the past four years.
Verizon (NASDAQ:VZ) said it would acquire 122 Advanced Wireless Services spectrum licenses from SpectrumCo, covering 259 million points of presence (POPs). Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA), which owns 63.6 percent of SpectrumCo, would receive about $2.3 billion from the sale. Time Warner Cable (NYSE:TWC) owns 31.2 percent of SpectrumCo and would receive $1.1 billion. Bright House Networks owns 5.3 percent of the joint venture and would receive about $189 million. The sale and transfer of the spectrum is subject to FCC approval.
Both Verizon Wireless and AT&T are desperate for additional spectrum as consumer demand for wireless services and bandwidth continues to surge. Verizon said it expects the government, which controls the allocation of spectrum, to free up additional spectrum in the future. However, it also said Friday's deal will ensure that it has adequate spectrum to serve its customers.
"Americans deserve excellence from a wireless service provider, and innovative wireless companies plan ahead in order to deliver on that expectation," Dan Mead, president and chief executive officer of Verizon Wireless, said in a statement. "Spectrum is the raw material on which wireless networks are built and buying the AWS spectrum now solidifies our network leadership into the future, and will enable us to bring even better 4G LTE products and services to our customers. American businesses and consumers can have confidence that the best wireless network has the foundational resources to deliver on that promise."
Verizon and the cable companies also announced additional agreements to resell various products and services. Through the agreements, the cable companies would have the option of selling Verizon's products, and—over time—have the option of selling Verizon Wireless' service on a wholesale basis. Verizon would also have the ability to sell the cable companies' products. The four companies also formed a joint venture to develop technology to better integrate wireline and wireless products and services.
Berating the FCC
Meanwhile, AT&T Thursday blasted the FCC for its preliminary analysis of AT&T's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile, which would allow AT&T to leapfrog Verizon to become the largest wireless provider in the US.
"We expected that the AT&T-T-Mobile transaction would receive careful, considered and fair analysis," Jim Cicconi, AT&T senior executive vice president of External & Legislative Affairs said in a statement Thursday morning. "Unfortunately, the preliminary FCC Staff Analysis offers none of that. The document is so obviously one-sided that any fair-minded person reading it is left with the clear impression that it is an advocacy piece and not a considered analysis."
Cicconi claimed the FCC report cherry-picked facts to support its views while ignoring others.
"Where facts were lacking, the report speculates, with no basis, and then treats its own speculations as if they were fact," he said. "This is clearly not the fair and objective analysis to which any party is entitled and which we have every right to expect."
Last week, AT&T and Deutsche Telekom responded to the preliminary staff analysis by withdrawing the pending applications for the transaction listed in the Public Notice released by the FCC, but said it would continue to fight for the merger. The two companies also face an uphill battle with the US Department of Justice's Antitrust Division, which initiated its own move to block the proposed merger in August.
Thor Olavsrud is a contributor to InternetNews.com, the news service of Internet.com, the network for technology professionals.
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The objective of this course is to examine the history of the mapping of Maryland from the first explorations of a tidal estuary that became known as the Chesapeake Bay (meaning the Great Shell Fish Bay in algonquin) to the finalization of the borders of what today is called Maryland. There is one text for the course, The Maryland State Archives Atlas of Historical Maps of Maryland, 1608-1908, by Edward C. Papenfuse and Joseph M. Coale, III (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2003). This will be supplemented supplemented with maps, pamphlets, articles, and document packets available on the web through the teaching portal: http://www.teachersmd.net, and such excellent web sites as: The Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, and The David Rumsey private collection of maps on line. Students are expected to complete the assigned reading before class. In general the first 11 weeks basic reading will be a chapter a week from the Atlas, beginning the second week of class with Exploration. Note that one class, that for Wednesday, April 23rd, will be held at the Walters Art Gallery at 2 p.m., lecture, followed by a tour of the map exhibit.
The basic product requirements of the class are class participation, preparing an article for Wikipedia on an assigned place in Maryland (to be discussed in Seminar), and preparing a Google Earth presentation on the history and mapping of a Baltimore block (not, necessarily THE Block). Drafts and final presentations with all notes will be due on a USB drive supplied by the instructor, with drafts due by the mid-point of the class, and final products due the night of the last class which will be at the instructor's home.
Participants in the seminar will be expected to take notes for their projects using a Firefox browser, Zotero, and, for PC users, editing and writing tools available at Portableapps.com. Mac devotees are free to use similar tools available for the MAC, but should use Zotero with Firefox for note taking and working with Google Earth. Everyone will be expected to work with the resources of Google Earth for their block history and mapping presentation.
While I doubt it will be a concern in the seminar, care needs to be taken that in preparing written requirements such as the Wikipedia article on place, care is taken not to plagiarize and to carefully note sources according to a standard citation format. Definitions of what constitutes plagiarism abound on the web (e.g. http://www.indiana.edu/~istd/definition.html).
Students are required to read and analyze in advance the assigned text, pamphlets, articles, and to explore topics as assigned on the schedule.
Edward C. Papenfuse and Joseph M. Coale III. The Maryland State Archives Atlas of Historical Maps of Maryland.
Simon Winchester. The Map that Changed the World. William Smith and the Birth of Modern Geology. (New York: Perennial, 2002).
All reading should be completed according to the schedule and in advance of class discussion. Each seminar participant will be expected to present a progress report on his or her project at least twice during the course of the semester.
Students are advised that updating and adding to the hyperlinks in the syllabus and further clarification of the syllabus may take place throughout the semester. At all times, the internet web-based version of the course summary, syllabus, roster, and schedule should be considered as governing the requirements of the course and should be referred to if any questions should arise. If anything is unclear or additional information is need, don't hesitate to contact the instructor in class or by email.
An email midterm assessment will be sent to all participants in the seminar, with a final grade and comments sent by email to each participant following the last class.


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Social Media Internships: More Than Just Tweeting
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By Dean's Intern Alex Mazzarisi at National Geographic
When I first started my social media internship at National Geographic Channel, I was a bit intimidated not just by the company name, but also by the life-sized spinosaurus that greeted me. The dinosaur welcomes visitors and employees alike at the entrance of the National Geographic Society to promote the new spinosaurus exhibit and even cheer on the Washington Nationals.
Thankfully, the trepidation that any intern feels on the first day of a new job rapidly dissolved when I was introduced to my wonderful supervisors Jon, Sarina and Becca. They welcomed me onto their small, but extremely efficient social media team. Immediately, they let me sit in on conference calls and meetings, knowing that I wouldn't understand everything right away but knew that being exposed early would allow me to get a jumpstart on the shows that'd I'd be working on now and months into the future.
Working at National Geographic is kind of like stepping into Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory—but with animals and nature being the central focus, instead of candy. Everywhere you turn, people are creating out-of-the box ideas on posters, videos and other mediums to promote the channel's shows and inspire people to let nature play a more prominent role in their lives.
Alex at National Geographic
This was no exception for me and I was assigned to projects like creating the "biggest wins" of a survival show, making spotify playlists to promote a show about living off the land and creating "Wildlife Wednesday" and "Fact Foto Friday" graphics, which are posted on National Geographic's various Facebook pages. Working under three different supervisors makes each day and the projects that come along with it different. This is a job that allows me to have a lot of fun while also helping me sharpen my skills in Photoshop, Final Cut Pro and social media analytics.
There is so much more than what meets the eye to social media—its more than just tweeting and liking Facebook posts. Social media is quickly becoming the new lifeblood of advertising and National Geographic Channel is paying close attention to what is said about their shows and how often people say it. A show is considered to have succeeded not by just the number of people who have watched it, but also how much it has been tweeted about and shared on Facebook. I often find myself scrolling down Facebook and reading the comments about the memes I've created or searching the hashtags of our Twitter posts. I am so grateful for the opportunity to work in such a groundbreaking industry at the largest non-profit in the world that works in accordance with its motto "inspiring people to care about the planet."
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Ford v Ferrari at Cameo Cinema
152 mins | Rated PG-13 (for some language and peril.)
Directed by James Mangold
Starring Jon Bernthal, Caitriona Balfe, Tracy Letts, JJ Field, Noah Jupe, Remo Girone, Ray McKinnon, Matt Damon, Christian Bale, Josh Lucas
Academy Award-winners Matt Damon and Christian Bale star in FORD v FERRARI, based on the remarkable true story of the visionary American car designer Carroll Shelby (Damon) and the fearless British-born driver Ken Miles (Bale), who together battled corporate interference, the laws of physics, and their own personal demons to build a revolutionary race car for Ford Motor Company and take on the dominating race cars of Enzo Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France in 1966.
152 mins | Rated PG-13 (for some language and peril.) | Action
Directed by James Mangold | Starring Jon Bernthal, Caitriona Balfe, Tracy Letts, JJ Field, Noah Jupe, Remo Girone, Ray McKinnon, Matt Damon, Christian Bale, Josh Lucas


It almost goes without saying but the best use of a map could be to actually plot location information on … well … a map. You have a couple of options for creating a map for design projects. You can draw the map yourself or use a third-party service.
With a drawn map, you really can get a level control and style that may not be easy to accomplish with using someone else's framework. Your map can have a traditional look and feel or take on a number of different characteristics to match the style of your site from more cartoonish to colorful to super-simplified.
The No. 1 third-party mapping system out there is Google Maps. It's used by more websites and designers than any other similar mapping tool. It's powerful and pretty easy to use and add to your website. Google has a full tutorial for adding the HTML or API to your project, and you can use a base map or learn to customize your own.
Checking in is a popular feature for a variety of mobile applications. There are apps that you can check in with when you visit certain types of places (breweries, for example) or for every place you go (Foursquare) or even checkins inside social media tools (Facebook and Twitter use location data).
Who is visiting your business or website? Where are these users located? Mapping and location information can help you determine if visitors can result in conversions.
Think of it this way: If all of the traffic to the website of your physical store is from the other side of the world, it might be time to consider e-commerce rather than focusing on foot traffic only.
You can also use maps and location-based services to monitor foot traffic as well with ticket checkins, or by encouraging users to engage with an app at an event or specific place multiple times. Geocaching and treasure-hunt style games that work with users phones are a good example of this in action.
Thank customers for visiting your physical location by offering a discount or coupon when they get within a certain distance of your store. Businesses that are a little off the beaten path, can offer a discount to customers as soon as they enter a shopping district, for example, to help move traffic in their direction.
Frequency is another part of the discount game. After a customer or client comes into your "location area" so many times, it activates a promotion for them. Use mapping and location services to drive physical traffic to you.
This also works for elements like hotels or travel sites. Use a map to show your location and offer discounts to users to lure them to your exact location.
Gamification is a big part of the app and website market. Use this to your advantage. Create a location-based game for users to interact with and drive traffic to your products. Chrome and Lego partnered for a fun digital set of building blocks where you can build cities on a live map (above).
Even if there is not a specific game component, give users a baseline to compare what they are doing with others. One of my favorites is the map-based data for the Nike running app. I can go for my daily run and compare the results with my friends. What routes are we running? What's the distance covered? This comparison helps create additional drive to get out and get moving.
Location-based dating apps have received a lot of publicity but there's more to linking users than that. Help users find other like-minded people. From finding others to go on a bike ride with to tracking runners in marathon, mapping and location have broad uses when it comes to tacking users.
Google does a great job of integrating search with mapping. Enter in the name of a location and you will be promoted to get there by foot, car or even plane or train.
But it's a good lesson. Every location on your website or in your app should be map-able. Don't expect users to work hard to find you; make it easy for them. Search should always include location data.
Print designers have been using maps for ages to explain data or information. And that translates well to the web. Use maps to plot information, create infographics or explain concepts.
Users are becoming more and more accustomed to seeing information on the screen. As attention spans decrease, the need for more visual representations of information is increasing. Use maps to better explain and put the information from your website in context.
Remember that scene in the 2002 movie "Minority Report," when Tom Cruise's character walks through a shopping center and every ad knows him and his shopping preferences? That may a little more extreme than today's reality, but the concept is the same.
Location-based information can help you find and identify customers and how they interact with your product. It's starting to already happen with apps such as Apple's Passport or Target's Cartwheel, which let you select retailers (and store locations) of choice and alert you to sales and other information via notification as you walk through the door. Other apps already take your shopping list and pair it with the grocery store you select for a matched list of offers on needed items.
But I love the idea of all costs being factored in from the start. No more surprise shipping charges.
Mapping and location-based information has an almost unlimited potential when it comes to design and development projects. All you need is a little bit of imagination.
We are likely to see even more of this type of design in the future as designers continue to focus on user experience. How are you using maps in your everyday activities and how are you using them in design?


Shirushi banten are short traditional Japanese coats with identifying designs which evolved in the Edo period. They are now worn by the Japanese to display both neighbourhood and professional craftsmanship spirit and solidarity. The 500 designs collected here display the exceptional sense for design inherited from the Edo culture.


Protecting your kids from a dozen or so nasty childhood diseases has become a no-brainer. You take them regularly to where they get their shots and you can relax. Available vaccines are extremely safe and effective.
Protecting your kids from rabies is different – it's up to you.
1. Rabies is caused by a virus. The virus is present in the saliva of infected animals. When a rabid animal bites, the virus is introduced into the wound, and then travels via nerve fibres to the brain, causing irreversible brain damage. Rarely, rabies spreads from the scratch of an infected animal when the paw is contaminated with that animal's saliva.
2. Rabies leaves no room for error. Rabies is virtually 100% fatal if untreated. Optimum, prompt treatment is 100% effective. About 40,000 Americans, a majority of them, children need anti-rabies injections each year. The number of deaths from rabies in the US is down to one or two a year. For a possible exposure to a known animal – a pet cat or dog, for example – make sure that the animal's rabies vaccination record is current.
3. Young children may be more at risk of rabies than adults. Children are attracted to animals and animals often seem to be attracted to children. Children may not report encounters with animals and, due to their size, are more likely than adults to be bitten around the head and neck. Skin in this area has numerous nerve endings, providing the virus with more pathways to the brain.
4. Instruct children to keep their distance from unknown animals. They should not pet, feed or photograph them. Hikers and bicyclers may be at increased risk. Never eat around monkeys; they may jump for food in your hands and bite/scratch you in the process.
5. Bats can cause rabies. Bat bites usually occur when victims are sleeping and in some cases victims are unaware of having been bitten. Bites are mildly painful and leave marks that may be easily overlooked. Seeing a bat in a bedroom – if you are unable to capture the bat – is sufficient reason to treat.
6. You must recognize when your child may have been exposed. Suspect all animal bites, licks and scratches until proven otherwise. Be suspicious if you find a bat inside your house or tent. Immediately report a possible exposure to rabies to your doctor, local health department or E.R. If exposure occurs overseas, especially in developing countries, check that the appropriate vaccines are available (see below).
7. Clean all bite wounds immediately and thoroughly. Wash for five minutes using plenty of soap and water. This reduces or eliminates viruses before they can enter nerve fibres. Then take the child to the nearest medical facility.
8. Experts must decide if vaccination is essential. Any mammal can be rabid. Generally, vaccination is NOT necessary if the biting animal is vaccinated, does not run wild, and is available for testing. Rabies from dogs has been virtually eliminated in the US, Canada and western Europe due to effective vaccination programs. Don't overlook cats as a source of rabies (see kidstraveldoc.com). Check with a veterinarian before adopting stray animals. See list below of wild animals that may be rabid.
9. Optimum treatment requires two types of injections: rabies immunoglobulin (IG) and rabies vaccine. Both should be started immediately. One dose of IG provides immediate antibodies to neutralize the virus but is effective for only about a week. The vaccine requires a week to take effect. Three more doses of vaccine, given over a month, provide optimum protection.
10. Rabies treatment is safe and no more painful than other vaccines. Years ago, horse serum-derived vaccines were used. These required numerous injections, usually into the abdominal wall, were painful, and frequently caused side reactions, sometimes severe ones. In some developing countries such vaccines may still be used.
11. Rabies remains a serious problem in many developing countries. About 50,000 victims worldwide die each year, mostly in Africa, Asia, and South America. In these countries dogs are the most common source. Travellers to areas where rabies is prevalent, especially if they plan to stay for long periods or they are hikers or bicyclists, can receive preventive vaccination prior to traveling: this eliminates the need for IG, should exposure occur. In many poor countries IG is unavailable or of inferior quality. Check with your Embassy, if necessary.


The ubiquitous ham and cheese sandwich might sound boring but these are no ordinary ham and cheese sandwiches. The filling is a mixture of chopped sweet ham, cream cheese, chopped skinless pimiento, salt, pepper and parsley flakes. The sandwiches are no more than two inches square as they are meant to be served as finger food for a cocktail party or to accompany coffee or tea.
What can I say? I've been experimenting a lot in preparation for the holidays. That way, I'll know which dish is fuss-free, which can be made ahead and which are so laborious that I should reserve them for occasions when I have a lot of spare time and energy. This ham and cheese filling falls under the "can be made ahead" category. Mix the filling a day or two before you need it. It keeps well in the fridge for a couple of days.
There is only one step in making the filling — just put everything in a bowl and mix. For best results, chill before use.
Cut off the crusts of eight slices of bread. You can use white bread, whole wheat bread or even multi-grain bread. Take your pick. Oh, and there's no need to throw away the crusts. You can make them into pudding.
Top a slice of bread with lettuce leaves. Pile on the ham and cream cheese filling. Top with another slice of bread. Cut into quarters. Squares or triangles — whatever strikes your fancy.
Stack the mini sandwiches in a container separating each level with wax paper. Cover tightly and store in the fridge until serving time. Serve the mini ham and cheese sandwiches with coffee or cocktail drinks.
I love simple foods like this for appetizers. They are perfect because they keep guest hunger in check without make them too full. Having a good arsenal of Appetizer Recipes is an extreme useful for any hostess. I work with Better Recipes and review recipes all the time, setting aside good appetizers I can use when the situation presents itself.
You can also put this on top of crackers, or Fita biscuits, for pica-pica.
i made this, but somehow i was not so thrilled with the pimiento. it has quite a strong taste. anyway, thanks for this recipe.


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FEBRUARY 2011 NEWS RELEASES
School of Education honors influential faculty
Athletic Hall of Honor Inductees
Wayland crowns Plainviewan as Homecoming Queen
Former title-holders gather to dedicate new display
Civic leader Helen Dutmer to receive honorary degree from Wayland
Christian bands to entertain during Wayland's Big Weekend
Education honor society collecting school supplies for kids
Homecoming to feature events for alumni families, honorees
Art exhibit to feature photography of jazz greats
Wayland to host Christian University Theatre Festival
Pastors' and Laymens' Conference set for Feb. 28-March 1
Noted New Testament scholar to present Willson Lectures at Wayland
Theatre, music collaborating for unique night of entertainment
SIFE taking nominations for Women in Business Awards
Lubbock Lights Gala to raise funds for scholarship honoring alumnus
ASSIST grant extended; applicants being sought
Wayland homecoming to feature 'Big Top' theme
Wayland science group works with marine habitats
SIFE team shares expertise on Kenya trip
PLAINVIEW – Christian recording artists Building 429 will take the stage at Harral Auditorium on Friday, March 25 as part of Wayland Baptist University's annual Big Weekend preview event for prospective students.
As part of their "Listen to the Sound" tour, the INO Records band will be sharing time with tour participants Revive and Anthem Lights. The concert will be held at 7:30 p.m., with tickets priced at $10 per person.
Building 429's appearance at Wayland is a repeat performance as the band also took the Big Weekend stage in 2005. After playing together independently for years, the band burst into the Christian music scene in 2004 with their first project on a major label, "Space in Between Us." The album's single "Glory Defined" proved to a chart-topper that earned the band a fan following and industry recognition. The group earned BMI's Song of the Year and the Dove Award for New Artist of the Year as well.
The group then released "Rise" in 2006 and "Iris to Iris" in 2007 then switched labels to INO. Their newest album was self-titled, a hint that the band is reemerging and finding its identity after mountains and valleys that commonly accompany the music industry. After 10 years together, the group has grown spiritually and their shows are worshipful concerts packed with talent. The 2008 album is testimony to that evolution.
The group includes lead vocalist Jason Roy, drummer Michael Anderson and keyboardist and lead guitarist Jesse Garcia, who also provides background vocals.
"God has continued to work in a real powerful way teaching us to step aside and allow Him to do what He wants to do," says Roy. "It is my constant reminder these days to live my life by God's design. It always amazes me how God works through us."
"I'm more confident than I have ever been in my life when it comes to my calling, when it comes to my brothers, when it comes to my band," Roy adds. "That confidence is not in myself; that confidence is in the fact that the Lord is going to do something great with us. We're just excited to be along for the ride."
Building 429 was featured on a Christmas special on TBN in December, and the band has partnered with ministries such as World Vision and Food for the Hungry to promote awareness of their work with the less fortunate. A new album titled "Listen to the Sound" will be released in May.
As relatively new band on the American Christian music scene, Revive hails from Australia. The group earned a nomination for New Artist of the Year at the 2010 Dove Awards, further moving them into the music arena.
The group's first Essential Records album – "Chorus of the Saints" – was produced in 2008 by Third Day frontman Mac Powell, whom the group met when asked to open for the more seasoned band on their Australia tour. Powell encouraged the group to move to Atlanta and they took a leap of faith four months later and did.
Their latest album, "Blink," features a more pop-oriented sound but maintains their traditional inspirational Christian messages. The 2010 release reflects a slight change in the band's sound after losing one of its original four members and replacing him with former Nevertheless guitarist AJ Cheek. Revive also includes lead vocalist Dave Hanbury, drummer Mike Tenkate and bass player Rich Thompson.
"The theme kind of birthed from a discussion about how long we might be a band for," Hanbury says. "Are we gonna be a band for years and years? Realistically, you never know. So we thought, 'Well, we're gonna do this record. So let's make it about something that matters.' And it hit us! 'Chasing what matters is a great theme for the record: Your life is over in a blink. What are you gonna do with it?'"
Formed in 2007, Anthem Lights was born of a collaboration of singer/songwriter Alan Powell and aspiring solo artist Chad Graham. After realizing their work really was meant more for a group, the duo added fellow Liberty University students Caleb Grimm and Kyle Kupecky, then began writing and recording together.
Since then, the group has offered up innovative, high-energy pop tunes with soaring vocals and a heart to minister to the audiences they reach. Their self-titled album debut is set to release in May 2011 on Reunion records.
"These songs were born out of what we've experienced over the past couple of years, spiritually," Powell said. "We've had to learn some very difficult lessons about who God is and who we are. We've gone through moments where we felt really close to the Lord, really felt Him at work in our lives, and then very real moments when you feel you're going around in circles and can't find Him at all. I think we've just tried to be really honest about what that darkness feels like and yet make it clear that 'the Light always wins.'"
The group sites musical influences like dcTalk, Michael Jackson, One Republic, Stevie Wonder, tobyMac and Justin Timberlake, creating a dramatic pop experience that is all their own.
The concert is part of Wayland's annual Big Weekend preview event, which offers high school juniors and seniors and prospective transfers a chance to experience college life up close by staying in dormitories with current students, enjoying campus activities, auditioning for athletics and scholarships and learning all about the WBU experience. The concert is free for Big Weekend participants. For more information about Big Weekend, contact Wayland admissions office at (800) 588-1928.
Tickets to the concert will be available through the Wayland University Store in Plainview, the Mardel store in Lubbock and Lifeway Christian Stores in Lubbock and Amarillo or at the door if available. For more information, call admissions.


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Q: How to force an Exchange 2010 Edge server to deliver incoming messages only to Exchange 2010 Hub servers? I have a mixed Exchange infrastructure where there are some Exchange 2007 Hub servers and some Exchange 2010 ones; they are all in the same Active Directory site.
There are also some Edge servers; they are all running Exchange 2010, and they are subscribed to the organization.
I discovered from the tracking logs that incoming messages are being delivered by the Edge servers to both the Exchange 2007 and the Exchange 2010 Hub servers; since all mailboxes are on Exchange 2010 servers, those messages need an additional hop to reach their recipients.
How can I configure the Edge servers to route inbound messages only to Exchange 2010 Hub servers? The inbound Send Connector is useless here, as it doesn't specify its target servers.

A: The inbound send connector on the Edge server is actually pretty useful in this scenario. You just need to configure it to use smarthost routing, and set the Exchange 2010 Hub Servers as smart hosts:
Set-SendConnector -Identity "MyInboundSendConnector" -DNSRoutingEnabled:$false -SmartHosts hub2010server1.domain.com,hub2010server2.domain.com

You might want to read this TechNet article to get a better grasp of how traffic flow between transport servers can be configured


mdsmds added a comment to T1213: ddclient not functional.
if we use a more simply string without blank as e.g.
all seems OK. So I think there is some problem in parsing a whole quoted string.
skip "this is your IP"
mdsmds reopened T1213: ddclient not functional as "Open".
mdsmds edited projects for T1213: ddclient not functional, added: VyOS 1.2 Crux; removed VyOS 1.2 Crux ( VyOS 1.2.0-rc11).
mdsmds created T1213: ddclient not functional in the S1 VyOS Public space.
mdsmds created T681: Traffic-policy (shaper), returns: 'lowdelay unknown DSCP value'.
mdsmds added a comment to T459: VRRP not working..
It seems easy to fix and urgent since many VRRP (mixed x64/x32) upgraded to stable 1.1.8 are now broken.
mdsmds triaged T459: VRRP not working. as High priority.
Now I figure it why.
It not seems 32bit-related, since It works if used 32to32 (or 64to64).
The problem is only on mixed 32to64 or 64to32.
Ok. More tests here on virtual.
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mdsmds added a comment to T82: packets leak un-natted.
Very interesting reading. Yes, I agree with @rpiola, you should add a notice into nat wiki.
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@syncer OK, but consider that form and substance are not necessarily antithetical.
Yes, but VyOS is a serious matter and the first visual impact, it is important for those who do not know what it is.
Sorry. I don't like. For me is too infantile.
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From the Football Field to the Small Screen! Marshawn Lynch Stars in Westworld Season 3
Marshawn Lynch is heading from the football field to the small screen!
The 33-year-old NFL player — who played once again for the Seattle Seahawks for three games this season — appears in the newest trailer of HBO's Westworld that dropped Thursday.
In the video, Lynch appears alongside Aaron Paul, who stars as a character named Caleb, and Lena Waithe, another newcomer to the series. The three can be seen in the clip walking down an industrial hallway, and while the running back's cameo in the trailer is brief, an HBO spokesperson told ESPN that Lynch's character in the drama will be a "fun and pretty substantial role."
Fans will have to wait and see if Lynch plays one of the artificially intelligent hosts or a human in the sci-fi series, which also sees Scott Mescudi (a.k.a. Kid Cudi) added to the cast this season.
The athlete's appearance in Westworld won't be his first time in front of the camera.
Lynch made a guest appearance on season 4 of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and also starred in two episodes of The League in 2014 and 2015.
Lynch retired from the NFL in 2015, but applied for reinstatement two years later.
In December, he returned to the team (with which he won a Super Bowl in 2014) to play three games for the Seahawks, including two playoff games.
Since the Seahawks' loss against the Green Bay Packers that took them out of the playoffs, Lynch's football future remains unknown. When asked about his plans with the NFL moving forward, Lynch simply said, "we'll see what happens," according to the Seattle Times.
The Emmy-nominated series also stars Evan Rachel Wood, Thandie Newton, Tessa Thompson, Jeffrey Wright, Ed Harris, Luke Hemsworth, and Simon Quarterman.
Westworld season 3 premieres March 15 on HBO.
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Q: Interpretation of the region of rejection in hypothesis testing in binomial distribution The pharmacy company Life Co. has developed a new drug against insomnia. To check the effectiveness, this drug was tested with n = 10 patients. At present, the standard medication can cure 30% of the treated patients.

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*The treatment with the new drug was successful with exactly four patients. Perform a one-sided hypothesis test to decide if the new drug is better than the standard one (with a level of significance of 1%). Write down explicitly all six steps.:

*Model: $X$ is the number of patients which were succesffully treated, $X\sim \text{Bin}(10, \pi)$

*Null hypothesis: $H_0 : \pi = 0.3$. Alternative hypothesis: $H_A: \pi > 0.3$

*Test statistic: $X$ - number of cured patients
    Distribution under $H_0 : X\sim \text{Bin}(10, 0.3)$

*Choose significance level: $\alpha  = 1\%  = 0.01$

*Range of rejection (note: one-sided test): We look for set $K = \{...\}$ such that $P_{H_0}(X\in K)\leq \alpha$
$$
\begin{array}{l|llllll}
   &x = 5&x = 6&x = 7&x = 8&x = 9&x = 10\\
   \hline
   P(X \geq x)&0.1503&0.0473&0.0106&0.0016&0.0001&5.9\cdot 10^{-6}\\
  \end{array}
$$
        Therefore the rejection range is $K = {8,9,10}$. The probabilities listed in the table can be calculated in R in the following way
    # R Code
    > n=10
    > pi=0.3
    > 1-pbinom(4:9,n,pi)
    [1] 0.1502683326 0.0473489874 0.0105920784 0.0015903864
    [5] 0.0001436859 0.0000059049

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*Test decision: Since $4 \not \in K$, $H_0$ cannot be rejected. Therefore, we cannot proof that the success rate of the new drug is better

HERE ARE MY QUESTIONS:

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*How do we find the number of the rejection range $K = 8,9,10$

*Where does the number 4:9 come from in the code 1-pbinom(4:9,n,pi)?

A: I hope this answers your questions:

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*Since your hypothesis test is being performed at the $0.01$ significance level, $K = 8,9,10$ is the set of $x$ values for which you can reject $H_{0}$ at that significance level.  In other words, those three $x$ values produce a $p$-value that is lower than your pre-determined significance level.  You can see that those three $p$-values are all smaller than $0.01$.  For all other values of $x$, $p$-values are larger than $0.01$.

(This is just another way of performing a hypothesis test.  You can calculate a $p$-value for the value of $x$ in your alternative hypothesis (4 in you case) and then see if it is smaller than $\alpha$.  Or you can do what was done here and first determine values of $x$ that allow you to reject $H_{0}$, and then see if the value you tested is one of those values.)

*1-pbinom(4,n,pi) means $1 - P(X \leq 4)$ or, equivalently, $P(X \geq 5)$.  So, 1-pbinom(4:9,n,pi) will produce, separately, $P(X \geq 5)$ through  $P(X \geq 10)$.  This code is provided to illustrate how that table of $p$-values right above the code can be generated, based on the specific parameters of your Binomial distribution.


Verizon called the problem a "connectivity issue", but was not more specific.
RALEIGH (WTVD) -- A massive cell phone outage hit much of the Triangle for hours Monday.
While some customers reported service coming back after 8 p.m., Verizon said the issue wasn't completely resolved until 9:30 p.m. - some six and a half hours after it began.
"In conjunction with our engineers, our vendors were able to identify and resolve the issue," the company said in a news release. "We appreciate customers' patience during this time."
The News and Observer reported it was a construction accident that cut a telecommunications fiber cable at Tryon Road and Junction Boulevard.
While voice calls were affected, customers were still able to send text messages and use data.
Many 911 centers around the Triangle urged people to text 911 if they needed help and didn't have access to a land line.


i have followed the steps you described above on how to log in netflix through the VPN and it worked successfully. But then the problem arises when i have to register my credit card as it has been rejected by the company. Did you experience that thing?
I checked the process again. While they are not accepting non US paypal accounts but your non US credit will still work with this hack. Put your regular credit card details in all the required fields but in the PO BOX field enter a US pin code like 90210 (still works, confirmed).


A fantastic sounding mandola! The Gibson H-4 featured the same beautiful appointments as its mandolin counterpart the F-4. The model was introduced 1910 and was produced through the late 1920s.
This particular example is in excellent condition. Comes with both the original case and a modern hard case.
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