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Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Eagan, MN
3035 Holiday Lane, Eagan, Minnesota 55121, United States
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Relax after your flight into the MSP airport
Explore the area around our hotel in Eagan with our complimentary shuttle
Located less than seven miles from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP), the Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Eagan, MN is the perfect place to rest outside the Twin Cities. Hotel guests can enjoy easy access to top attractions like Mall of America®, Minnesota Children's Museum, and Minnesota Zoo. When it's time to relax, enjoy a dip in our heated indoor pool or a soak in our hot tub.
Gear up each morning with a free, hot breakfast and enjoy easy access to nearby attractions thanks to our complimentary shuttle service.
Studio Suite-2 Queen Beds
Premium Studio Suite-King Bed
Our rooms and suites offer microwaves and free Wi-Fi
Relax in your room or suite with a cold drink stashed in your fridge and cap off the evening with a good movie on HBO. Children under 18 stay free in the same room with an adult.
Keep the air at a comfortable temperature by adjusting the individual climate control in our standard queen-bed room.
Heat up takeout from nearby restaurants in the microwave in our standard room with two queen beds.
Watch the morning news on the 42-inch LCD TV while sipping a fresh cup of coffee in our standard king-bed room.
A half-wall divider provides additional privacy in our open-concept studio suite.
Watch your favorite shows on the 42-inch LCD TV while lounging on the sleeper sofa in our studio suite.
Sip on a fresh cup of coffee while relaxing in the seating area of our premium studio suite.
Host special events in Eagan
Located only eight minutes from the MSP airport, our hotel is ideal for your business conference in Eagan. We offer meeting space capable of seating up to 30 guests, and our friendly staff is on hand to assist with everything from event setup to catering arrangements.
Things to do in Eagan
Our location in Eagan keeps you close to the fun and excitement of the Twin Cities. Catch a few innings with the Twins at Target Field or watch the Timberwolves play at the Target Center. If shopping is on your agenda, check out Twin Cities Premium Outlets for great bargains on name-brand merchandise or visit Mall of America®, where you'll find 500 stores, a theme park, mini golf, and an aquarium.
6.81 mi / 10.96 km from the hotel
Cheer on the Minnesota Wild NHL team at the Xcel Energy Center, a 650,000-square-foot arena that has housed the US Figure Skating Championship and the Republican National Convention.
Mall of America®
Revolutionize your shopping experience with more than 500 stores at your disposal. This shopping destination also offers entertainment in the form of a theme park, mini golf, an aquarium, and much more.
Minnesota Children's Museum
Fun for kids of all ages, the Minnesota Children's Museum offers interactive exhibits on earth, art, and nature.
Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge
Enjoy bird-watching, fishing, hunting, and much more at this urban oasis along the Minnesota River. Check the event calendar for free programs for the whole family.
Set out on an adventure into the wild with more than 4,300 animals to visit. Home to areas such as a lush tropical forest, a marine center, and an animal farm, this zoo is a leader in conservation.
Science Museum of Minnesota
Get a healthy dose of learning and fun at this interactive museum featuring the hands-on Experiment Gallery, the world's only real triceratops skeleton on public display, and the Omnitheater—a 90-foot dome screen showing mesmerizing short films.
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Q: user form is not displayed with some extra lines of code Why does the userform (a barcode) not show up with this code (only timer is running):
Sub Barcode_Show()
    'show barcode form

    On Error GoTo Errorhandler

    Application.OnTime Now, "Barcode_Close"

   DoEvents
   Load form_Barcode
   With form_Barcode
       .Barcode128 = rngTarget.Value

       **If ActiveSheet.CodeName = wsPastorer Then
            .BarcodeLabel = "P" & TankCell.Value & " - " & ProduktCell.Value
       Else
            .BarcodeLabel = "T" & TankCell.Value & " - " & ProduktCell.Value
       End If**

       .Show
   End With

Exit Sub
Errorhandler:
    Call Barcode_Close
End Sub

When I change it to
DoEvents
   Load form_Barcode
   With form_Barcode
       .Barcode128 = rngTarget.Value
       .BarcodeLabel = "T" & TankCell.Value & " - " & ProduktCell.Value
       .Show
   End With

it will work.
I tried to have some other code in that place before, and it didn't work either. Why is it not possible and how to write the code so the form will show?

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Hey Colbert? You Know What's Really Funny?
What's really funny is, this idiot thought he was making a big leap in his career by hosting the Emmy's. He laughed, sang danced and did everything he could to win our hearts and minds. Many of Hilary's 'Bevy of Beaut's' tuned in to watch their Golden Boy singe the screen with his toxic wit and sarcastic sense of humor. I don't think, however, that he realized that, many of President Trumps "Basket of Deplorables',against their better judgement, tuned in also to watch the awards. If they were anything like me, they tuned out shortly thereafter.
Oooops! All of a sudden 62,000,000 other people in the US got a first hand look at what a real jerk looks like.


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July 21, 2020: WWI's ode to Anand Bakshi
July 21, 2020: WWI's ode…
"ANAND BAKSHI WAS A GREAT POET AND PHILOSOPHER FOR THE COMMON MAN", STATED THREE MASTER LYRICISTS
DURING THE ONLINE EVENT ORGANISED BY WWI, PAYING TRIBUTE TO ANAND BAKSHI ON HIS 90TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY
Mumbai, July 21, 2020: Whistling Woods International (WWI) organised an enlightening session commemorating the 90th birth anniversary of the legendary lyricist, late Mr. Anand Bakshi. The exciting event witnessed Mr. Subhash Ghai, Founder & Chairman, WWI moderate a panel comprising of three of the Hindi film industry's master lyricists – Mr. Irshad Kamil, Mr. Amitabh Bhattacharya, and Mr. Kumaar – as they paid tribute to the legacy of the much-loved icon, late Mr. Anand Bakshi, while sharing their favourite songs from his body of work and analysing the deeper meanings behind their lyrics.
In the face of these trying times, Whistling Woods International (WWI) imparted a message of positivity by celebrating the life and achievements of late Mr. Anand Bakshi – the renowned songwriter of Hindi cinema. Being hosted under WWI's famous 5th Veda cultural hub, the session was conducted online for the first time ever. The interaction was hosted by WWI in association with Mukta Arts Ltd., along with the support extended by Bollywood Hungama, Saregama & Tips.
Mr. Subhash Ghai took the opportunity to share about the strong bond he shared with late Mr. Anand Bakshi over the course of several decades, and highlighted the latter's contributions to his films over the years. "July 21 is an important date for me. We shared a wonderful personal and professional relationship, forged over the course of 50 years and 14 films together. Indian cinema has been greatly shaped by his lyrics and plenty of actors owe their success to his words", said Mr. Subhash Ghai.
As the discussion progressed, Mr. Irshad Kamil highlighted the philosophical approach late Mr. Anand Bakshi adopted towards his work. He further regarded the late icon' humongous contribution to Hindi cinema, referring to him as the 'The Great Himalaya of the music industry'. He also praised his young-at-heart approach to music and conveying big ideas through simple expressions. Mr. Amitabh Bhattacharya recalled learning about late Mr. Anand Bakshi as a student and noted 'Ram Kare Aisa Ho Jaye' and 'Chingari Koi Bhadke' as being among his favourite songs. Mr. Kumaar shared how the late songwriter used to understand the characters and then compose the songs and praised the attribute by stating, "The philosophy that he brought in writing songs for an ordinary person, was extraordinary." A surprise for the audience was the recitation of a heart-touching poem by Mr. Rakesh Anand Bakshi, son of the late lyricist, who wrote the poem as his last piece of work before he passed away in 2002.
Finally, Mr. Subhash Ghai shared a final word of wisdom with the new generation of film writers, director and listeners, "If you understand poetry, your content and product will have a longer life. Everyone must develop their sense of poetry to shape their life with peace and happiness, also enabling them to widen the horizon of their mindset ."
On that note, Meghna Ghai Puri, President, WWI, thanked the panel for sharing their memories, and Bollywood Hungama, Saregama and Tips for their contributions to the event.

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The Academic year starts at the end of August/beginning of September and ends at the end of May/ beginning of June. The year is divided into two semesters, one in the autumn and one in the spring. Each of the semesters has two study periods. The study periods are about 7 weeks long and end in an exam period. In addition to the four exam periods at the end of the study periods there are three more exam periods, one after Christmas, one after May and one before the start of the Academic year.
Students who have successfully completed the two-year Master's programme in Electric Power Engineering (120 ECTS) can apply for a "Teknologie masterexamen", translated into English as "Degree of Master of Science (two years)".
- the final degree project (30 ECTS) has been successfully completed.


GREE Electrical Appliances, Inc. of Zhuhai, is the world's largest specialized air conditioner manufacturer. By continuously cultivating strong internal R&D, manufacturing, marketing and services capabilities, Gree have become a role model for other enterprises. Innovation and creativity have always been the priority, which gave Gree favorable reputation and significant influence in air conditioning industry.
Believing in quality and excellence of service, Gree HVAC team is based on talented certified engineers and business management professionals whose skills and technical capabilities have contented the unmet needs of the market. Customer consultation and facilitation is led by young energetic and well experienced sales professionals.


GLEN APPIN Tartan Bowling Bag. Accessorize in style with this beautiful tartan bowling bag. Designed with two grab handles, snap and zip closure, one main compartment with two internal mobile pockets and one internal zipped pocket.
GLEN APPIN Tartan Bowling Bag.
Accessorize in style with this beautiful tartan bowling bag. Designed with two grab handles, snap and zip closure, one main compartment with two internal mobile pockets and one internal zipped pocket.


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Die VR-Bank Uckermark-Randow eG ist ein regional agierendes Kreditinstitut mit Hauptsitz in Prenzlau (Uckermark). Eingetragen im Genossenschaftsregister Nummer 64 beim Amtsgericht Neuruppin.

Organisationsstruktur und Geschäftsgebiet
Die VR Bank Uckermark-Randow eG ist eine Genossenschaftsbank, die ihre Geschäfte als Universalbank betreibt. Im Verbundgeschäft arbeitet sie mit der DZ Bank AG, R+V Versicherung AG, Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall AG, TeamBank AG, VR Smart Finanz AG und der Union Investment zusammen.

Das Geschäftsgebiet umfasst den gesamten Landkreis Uckermark sowie Teile der Landkreise Vorpommern-Greifswald, Mecklenburgische Seenplatte und Barnim.

Insgesamt ist die Bank an 19 Standorten vertreten, darunter 12 personenbesetzte Geschäftsstellen und 6 SB-Stellen.

Weblinks
 Website der VR-Bank Uckermark-Randow eG

Einzelnachweise

Organisation (Prenzlau)
Unternehmen (Landkreis Uckermark)
UckermarkRandow
Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen als Namensgeber

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I found this picture of a doughboy soldier on Wikapedia.
This morning we had doughboys for breakfast, one of our extra-special treats. What is a doughboy? Depends what state you're in and who you ask!
Doughboy is an informal term for an American soldier, especially members of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) in World War I. The term dates back to the Mexican–American War of 1846–48.
The term was used sparingly during World War II, gradually replaced by the appellations "G.I.", "Troop", or "Dogface", but was still used in popular songs of the day, as in the 1942 song "Johnny Doughboy found a Rose in Ireland." It dropped out of popular use soon after World War II.
Then there's the ever-famous Pillsbury Doughboy too, as seen here on this book that I saw on Amazon.com.
But still no, that's not the kind of doughboy that we had!!
Our kind of doughboys are sometimes called Funnel Cakes or Malasades if you are Portugese.
In basic terms, it's fried dough covered in sugar or cinnamon/sugar or jelly or powdered sugar and it is DELICOUS!! It is *not* healthy, which is why it's a special treat.
Don makes fantastic doughboys, and this time when he made them, I took photos for you.
The dough for doughboys is sometimes hard to find.
One thing about making doughboys is you need to find dough. Where we live, it's easy to find and it's only $1.00 per bag in most places. When we visit my inlaws we bring our dough with us because there's none to be found in the south.
When Don is making doughboys for a large group he makes 3 or 4 pounds of dough. The dough is stored in the fridge so you need to take it out a little bit ahead of time. It does not need to rise, but it needs to get the chill out before it's used.
Separate the dough into smaller pieces.
Once it's at room temperature, you need to separate the dough into smaller pieces which will get bigger once the dough is deep fried.
We use a regular frying pan, as deep as we have, to fry the dough. You fry several pieces at a time in vegetable (or canola) oil until they are a dark, golden brown color.
Once the doughboys are golden brown on both sides, they can be taken out of the frying pan and placed on layers of paper toweling.
Once they're done on both sides, we recommend taking them out and placing them on a couple layers of paper toweling, to catch the extra oil as it drips off.
We prefer to sprinkle regular sugar on top, but you can sprinkle anything on top that you prefer.
← New year, new giveaway!
Oh Jen I am so sad to hear you can't find dough in the South. I so hope that isn't true where we are moving to! We love making white pizza with it! Don's doughboys look awesome!


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Share this Story: Harassers beware: Victims — and courts — have figured out best reprisals for your behaviour
Harassers beware: Victims — and courts — have figured out best reprisals for your behaviour
Here's why civil litigation is increasingly the better recourse over criminal suits or workers' compensation: Howard Levitt
Howard Levitt
Feb 14, 2019 • February 14, 2019 • 3 minute read
Victims should learn what recourse is best for them. For example, using workers' compensation will eliminate being able to bring a civil case against the harasser.
The #Metoo movement has already created not only heightened awareness but increasing penalties and civil compensation.
Last year saw legislative changes with Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Act expressly requiring workplace harassment policies to include sexual harassment.
The province's workers' compensation legislation added benefits for workers suffering from workplace "chronic mental stress," one effect of sexual harassment. This is a mixed blessing, as those qualifying for workers' compensation are barred from civil claims for harassment, intentional infliction of mental suffering and constructive dismissal based on a poisoned workplace – claims attracting much higher damages than payments from the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, which administers workers' compensation. In addition, if workers' compensation covers the mental stress caused by a sexual predator and the employer that permitted the misconduct to occur, the perpetrators will escape both liability and meaningful accountability through the public exposure of civil litigation. For that reason, I anticipate employers and perpetrators increasingly raising workers' compensation as a defence.
Six ways civil lawsuits work better for #MeToo victims than criminal charges
#MeToo's most potent enemy: higher awards for harassment victims in the workplace
Workplace harassment liability may extend to companies other than victim's employer: Howard Levitt
And, there are plans to amend the Canada Labour Code to impose a duty on federally regulated employers to investigate sexual harassment, provide employees (including management) training in its prevention and ensure that the manager receiving complaints is knowledgeable, trained and experienced. The training will dispel widespread confusion as to the standard of proof in workplace harassment. These investigations are to determine guilt based upon which version of events is more likely, not on the basis of the criminal standard of proof (beyond amy reasonable doubt), thereby providing more likely recourse for victims of predation.
We have also seen significantly higher damages awards from the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal. Historically, such damages for pain and suffering have been in the range of $5,000 to $25,000. Two cases have escalated that considerably.
In one, the Human Rights Tribunal awarded A.B. (initials used to protect the identity of the employee) $200,000 for injury to dignity, feelings and self-respect (the human rights version of damages for pain and suffering). A.B. was sexually harassed, sexually assaulted and subjected to racial discrimination over 20 years by Paul Singer of Joe Singer Shoes, who was also her landlord. Although the facts were unusual, it showed the Tribunal is prepared to award court-like damages in particularly egregious cases.
In the second case, the Tribunal awarded damages to G.M., a 15-year-old unpaid intern, for injury to her dignity, feelings and self-respect caused by a sexual assault by F.G., an employee of X Tattoo Parlour. Aggravating factors were G.M.'s age and that F.G. was a trusted family friend. The Tribunal awarded G.M. the full $75,000 in damages that she had sought, and might have granted a larger award had she requested one.
I expect 2019 to bring increasingly high judicial and human rights awards
Technology and law enforcement industries are also facing increased scrutiny. In November, more than 20,000 Google employees walked out to protest the US$90 million payout to Andy Rubin, forced to step down after coercing a female subordinate into oral sex. There has been increasing exposure of the tech industry as a comparative bastion of harassment.
We have also recently had female police officers in various Canadian forces citing egregious acts of sexual harassment by fellow officers. That is troubling insofar as women victimized by sexual predation are supposed to be able to turn to the police. But the new statutory developments and an increasing tendency to turn to civil courts for relief should cause a sea change in the recourse victims take.
With a public and judiciary increasingly attuned to the prevalence of sexual harassment in our workplaces, I expect 2019 to bring increasingly high judicial and human rights awards. Women will increasingly forsake the criminal justice system for the more lucrative civil one.
• Howard Levitt is senior partner ofLevitt LLP, employment and labour lawyers. He practises employment law in eight provinces.
Twitter.com/HowardLevittLaw
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3465 Tod Avenue NW, Warren, OH 44485
McGuffey Pk-8 School is located on Tod Ave in the Northwest quadrant of Warren. The school building was opened in 2010 and contains a full-service cafeteria, media center, gymnasium, art and music rooms, 2 science labs, and 3 computer labs. Additionally the building offers separate areas for various grade levels, including pods for grades pK-2, 3-5, and 6-8. Other features include large, state-of-the-art classrooms that support student learning, including special education services, updated technology resources, portable computer labs, and two playground areas. The faculty and staff of McGuffey School are comprised of over 100 caring and focused adults with a mission of creating a safe and effective environment for learning. We support a student body of approximately 750 students ranging from our preschool program through eighth grade.
The lesson design and learner outcomes for our students are based upon the Common Core Standards in Math and Literacy, and the Ohio New Learning Standards for Science and Social Studies. This standards-based curriculum revolves around implementing effective instructional practices and assessment strategies to meet students' differentiated learning styles and needs. Time is built into the daily schedule to provide staff professional development that demonstrates a commitment to educational success, ensuring that students are prepared to move on to the next level of their educational journey.
In an effort to create well-rounded students McGuffey also supports a number of academic and athletic extra-curricular activities. The academic activities include Challenge 24, English Festival, Great Books Club, Spelling bee, National Junior Honor Society, Lego robotics teams, Science club, Junior Envirothon, Student council, and a Student news publication. Athletic opportunities exist for grades 5-8 in various sports such as football, volleyball, swimming, basketball, and track. Sixth through eighth grade students also have the opportunity to participate in a district supported intramural program.
McGuffey promotes a positive school and learning environment through the Positive Behavior Intervention Support Program (PBIS). The school community challenges the students, parents, faculty, and staff to think and perform at high levels and exhibit positive character values. Supported by the district's WARREN acronym, the PBIS program recognizes Work ethic, Accountability, Respect, Responsibility, Effective Behaviors, and No excuses. McGuffey provides a positive approach to discipline through the use of our Student Support Center (SSC). The SSC provides reinforcement for students in areas of behavior, academics, conflict resolution, skill replacement, and peer mediation. Expectations are clearly displayed in the classrooms and throughout the school. Classroom and student achievement are recognized monthly by incentives established to support these important characteristics, and quarterly awards assemblies are held to recognize student successes.
School Visitor Procedures
The District welcomes and encourages visits by parents and other adult residents of the community. However, for the educational program to continue undisturbed and to prevent the intrusion of disruptive persons into the schools, the District has adopted the following visitor rules. (Board Policy #9150)
If You Plan To Visit
Parents and school visitors should make advance arrangements with the school office. Upon arrival at the school, parents and visitors must register with the office.
The Building Administrator or designee will arrange all parent or visitor conferences with students and may need to be present.
A student will be permitted to leave the school only with a person who has been clearly identified as his or her parent or guardian or a person authorized to act on the parent or guardian's behalf.
Business people must also register and receive authorization to be present to conduct business with a staff member.
The Superintendent or Building Administrator has the authority to prohibit the entry or to expel any person from a school when there
is reason to believe the person would be detrimental to the order of the school.
Weapons of Any Kind Are Not Permitted In A School Safety Zone The Board of Education prohibits staff members, students and visitors from possessing, storing, making or using a weapon, including a concealed weapon in a school safety zone. The Superintendent/designee shall refer any violator to law enforcement officials, regardless of whether he/she possesses a valid concealed weapons license. (Board Policy #5772)
Threatening Behavior Toward a Staff Member Is Not Permitted. Any words or deeds that intimidate a staff member or cause anxiety concerning his/her physical well-being is strictly forbidden. Any parent, visitor, staff member or agent of the Board who is found to have threatened a member of the staff may be reported to the police. He/she also will be excluded from school grounds until such time that the individual is not a threat to the health and safety of the staff and students.
(Board Policy #3362.01, #4362.01)


As part of our school's celebration of Book Week NI, class representatives from P5, P6 and P7 were interviewed by Teresa Craig from Radio Foyle. Zenan, Beth, Ellie-Mae and Beth spoke about the importance of reading in their lives and also discussed their favourite books.
We are delighted to have such a positive attitude towards reading within our school and it is clear to see how much our pupils enjoy their stories. In class our children are exposed to a wide range of texts and are always encouraged to read for their own enjoyment.
Listen in from 26 mins to hear the wonderful responses from our eager bookworms.


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Topics:Facebook, Lowdown, News, Social Media
The Lowdown: What Facebook Announced At F8
Anupam Saxena
Facebook announced a number of new changes at its F8 developer conference including a new way to view user profiles, dubbed as the Timeline, closer integration with apps and content apps within Facebook for reading books, and listening to music. The Timeline view will be rolled out to users over the next few weeks, while it will be open for developers. Also, new apps will start rolling out, but their complete functionality will be available after the timeline is widely deployed. Here's The Lowdown on F8 announcements:
– Timeline: The timeline is a chronologically arranged view of a user's status updates, pictures and other activities on Facebook marking the various events of his life. While recent updates will be displayed in a detailed manner, users will be able to choose important events or photos from the past, or even add them for a particular time period, and make them visible to others. A menu will allow users to browse the timeline for a particular year, choose the type of update: for example just pictures, and also browse in map view, to see the user's activity geographically.
Our Take: On the face of it, a biographical, picture and maps aided view of the user's life looks like an interesting concept. Although Facebook has said that it will ensure privacy controls and let users filter what they'd like their friends to access, in a way Facebook has a record of everything that a user does, at least whatever he shares. So Facebook will act as a journal of your life, but it remains to be seen if everyone is comfortable with the concept.
– Social Apps on Timeline: Facebook will also allow users to post updates on what they're doing, including activities such as cooking, listening to music, watching a movie or going for a run, via Media and Lifestyle apps. Apps will be able to post updates to the timeline and also populate 'Reports' on the user's activity over a chosen period of time. For example a social cooking app will be able to post a report of what the user cooked during the year.
Our Take: Social apps will populate analytics of users' behavior patterns, lifestyle related choices, again generating a good amount of data for marketers. A lot of third party apps including location and tv check-in apps, post data on user profiles any ways, it's just that the way they do it will change a bit.
-New verbs for status updates: Expanding beyond 'like', Facebook will allow users to post what they're 'cooking', where they're 'running' or which book they're 'reading'. These activity updates will appear in the newly introduced news ticker that appears on the right hand side-bar and not in the main news feed. Users will be able to join their friends by clicking on the updates.
Our Take: Verbs will be like metadata for activities, so this might help in Facebook's internal algorithm for customizing the user's feed, ads and now that it intends to introduce it, content. The Ticker might aid in de-cluttering the news feed, which at present, is inundated with tons of different updates.
– Media Apps: Facebook has made changes to its Open Graph app technology to allow apps to let users constantly update their profiles, and enable them to share content with their friends, after just a single permission prompt. Facebook announced tie-ups with online music service Spotify, online movie streaming service Netflix and online TV service Hulu, to introduce apps that will allow users to access content within Facebook, and share it with friends. For example, the Spotify app will constantly update the user's stream with what music he's listening to and others can join in by clicking the update, and chat about it within the app. Since these apps will also allow analytics, users will know which song is 'trending' among their friends.
Our Take: While Facebook has said that it intends to introduce more 'granular' controls to regulate sharing, we feel one-prompt permissions to apps for unhindered sharing might arouse privacy concerns and also borders on being intrusive. However, at the end of the day the more socially inclined will find it convenient. Also, services like Netflix, Hulu and Spotify are not available to Indian users, so content will have to come from Indian services like Indiatimes' Gaana.com (like Pravin J suggested) or Hungama.
– News Apps: Facebook will also feature news apps from the likes of Yahoo, The Guardian, Washington Post, Flipboard and many others. Users will be able to share what stories they're reading, and once signed into an app, they will know what they're friends are reading. This, according to Facebook will aid news discovery.
Our Take: Twitter is already aiding news discovery and a lot of journalists are even using it as a source for their stories. Although users get access to news links through their news feed by way of groups or pages that they subscribe to, news content on Facebook will be a first. Apps like Flipboard which turn the user's Facebook feed into a news magazine, are already aiding discovery and personalization, but they were restricted to devices like the iPad. With news apps, we expect news discovery to become more social for everyone.
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'Daily Show' Host Trevor Noah Discusses Changes to the Media Landscape in the Trump Era
ByHannah Lifshutz
editor/writer | @h4nn4hh
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The media landscape has dramatically changed since the election of Donald Trump. Aptly termed the Fourth Estate, the press has been tasked with covering an unconventional presidency during a time of heightened political polarization, to varying degrees of success. Thus, when Trevor Noah signed on to fill the shoes of former Daily Show host Jon Stewart in 2015, during the 2016 presidential election, he likely didn't anticipate just how quickly his role would change when the president took office.
While speaking on a panel moderated by CNN's Jake Tapper at SXSW on Saturday, the late-night host discussed how he plans on covering the upcoming presidential election, and how the show has adapted to the Trump era.
.@Trevornoah is just trying to keep up with the day's news like the rest of us. Here's what he said about producing @TheDailyShow in the age of Trump at #SXSW with @jaketapper. https://t.co/Hqra7UYrn4
— Frank Pallotta (@frankpallotta) March 9, 2019
"What we've come to realize is there is no news cycle, there is no schedule, there is no plan," Noah said. He then elaborated on how when he first assumed the role, there was "cadence" to the news cycle, the pattern of which was fairly manageable. However, given the unpredictable nature of the president, and the investigations and developments that have arisen as a result, Noah and his staff have adapted to the new normal.
"There was a rhythm, so you knew that at a certain time there would be no news so you could create a show. Now, there is a 5:30 p.m. curse, we call it. At 5:30 p.m. somebody is getting indicted, some tweet is coming out, somebody is getting into some scandal, something is going to happen," Noah explained. "We create the show for the day and we know full well that there's a good chance at 5 p.m. we'll have to throw out most of the show and then create something new. And we've gotten good at it."
In light of the news cycle's heightened irregularity, The Daily Show intends to focus on "accurate representation" when it comes to covering the 2020 president election, spotlighting what the candidates stand for and how it will likely affect the lives of Americans. "What's going to be interesting for me in 2020 is this new narrative and this new discussion around the Democratic party — because for a long time it's just been one storyline: Donald Trump," Noah said. "But now it's going to be: Who are the Democrats? What do they stand for? What are their plans?"
.@TheDailyShow host @Trevornoah speaking at #SXSW 2019 today! pic.twitter.com/AWdZ6PhYc5
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The Lagrangian formulation of mechanics is the most convenient for determining a state transition equation for a collection of bodies. Once the kinetic and potential energies are determined, the remaining efforts are straightforward computation of derivatives and algebraic manipulation. Hamiltonian mechanics provides an alternative formulation that is closely related to the Lagrangian. Instead of expressing second-order differential constraints on an -dimensional C-space, it expresses first-order constraints on a -dimensional phase space. This idea should be familiar from Section 13.2. The new phase space considered here is an example of a symplectic manifold, which has many important properties, such as being orientable and having an even number of dimensions . The standard phase vector is defined as ; however, instead of , variables will be introduced and denoted as . Thus, a transformation exists between and . The variables are related to the configuration variables through a special function over the phase space called the Hamiltonian. Although the Hamiltonian formulation usually does not help in the determination of , it is covered here because its generalization to optimal control problems is quite powerful. This generalization is called Pontryagin's minimum principle and is covered in Section 15.2.3. In the context of mechanics, it provides a general expression of energy conservation laws, which aids in proving many theoretical results [39,397].
which appear to be a kind of inversion of (13.186). This idea will be extended to vector form to arrive the Hamiltonian formulation.
and can be interpreted as the total energy of a conservative system . This is a vector-based extension of (13.187) in which and replace and , respectively. Also, and are the vector versions of and , respectively.
for each from to . These equations are analogous to (13.190).
Hamilton's equations are equivalent to the Euler-Lagrange equation. Extremals in both cases yield equivalent differential constraints. The difference is that the Lagrangian formulation uses and the Hamiltonian uses . The Hamiltonian results in first-order partial differential equations. It was assumed here that the dynamics are time-invariant and the motions occur in a conservative field. In this case, , which corresponds to conservation of total energy. In the time-varying case, the additional equation appears along with Hamilton's equations. As stated previously, Hamilton's equations are primarily of interest in establishing basic results in theoretical mechanics, as opposed to determining the motions of particular systems. For example, the Hamiltonian is used to establish Louisville's theorem, which states that phase flows preserve volume, implying that a Hamiltonian system cannot be asymptotically stable . Asymptotic stability is covered in Section 15.1.1. Pontryagin's minimum principle, an extension of Hamilton's equations to optimal control theory, is covered in 15.2.3.


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School investigation records should be public
YOUR RIGHT to Know
By Matthew DeFour
Wisconsin State Journal
Two years ago this month, a Madison East High School teacher chaperoning a Minneapolis field trip crept into students' rooms using copies of their room keys and planted hidden cameras in their bathrooms.
On Nov. 22, a few weeks after the teacher, David Kruchten, was sentenced to 12 years in prison, the Madison School Board finally updated its field trip policies to prohibit chaperones from holding on to student room keys.
Why did it take the school board longer to make field trips safer for students than it took the courts to bring the creepy teacher to justice?
One reason is the school district's decision to withhold from the public investigative records related to the incident. A report prepared by an outside attorney at a cost to taxpayers of $8,000 was completed in June 2020. But the district kept the report from parents, reporters and even the Madison School Board until it was accidentally released to the newspaper Isthmus in August 2021.
The report includes recommendations for new field trip policies and revelations — including the outrageous claim that no "reportable abuse" occurred — that might have spurred the school board to take action before this school year started. But the district didn't forward new field trip policy recommendations to the board until after the accidental release of the report.
"I'm surprised it's taken this long to get it, and it's unfortunate board members have to see it in the news," former Madison School Board president Gloria Reyes told the Wisconsin State Journal. "We need to be transparent about these issues even if we don't have all the answers."
Releasing the report also would have reassured families the district was addressing their concerns transparently and expeditiously. Now the students are suing the district and Kruchten for the psychological damage his actions caused.
Even though the district accidentally released the full report, it continues to deny requests for the same record, as well as a $30,000 thirdparty review of another hidden camera incident in an East High locker room. The locker room cameras were supposedly put in place to catch a custodian napping on the job, but they were in a location where special needs students changed clothes.
The district says it won't release either report because they are protected from public disclosure by attorney- client privilege. A 1996 Wisconsin Supreme Court decision in Wisconsin Newspress, Inc. v. School Dist. of Sheboygan Falls affirmed that a letter between an outside attorney and a school board did not have to be disclosed under the state public records law. But the law does not prohibit releasing such records.
That's what should have happened here, in both cases, because of the undeniable public interest in this matter. Now, in addition to the lawsuit over the hotel cameras, the district faces a lawsuit from East High families over its failure to release the report into the locker room cameras.
Perhaps both lawsuits could have been avoided if the district had followed through on Superintendent Carlton Jenkins' pledge when he started in August 2020 "to be transparent."
Your Right to Know is a monthly column distributed by the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council (wisfoic.org), a group dedicated to open government. Council member Matthew DeFour is state politics editor of the Wisconsin State Journal.
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